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Datebook, 1972
Datebook, 1975-76
Datebook, 1978-79
Datebook, 1979
The Fred Ross, Sr., Collection, Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs
Harvard speech, 1977
Job, 1941
Maid, 1950's
Memorial service, 1992
Voting Registration Report, Alameda
Voting Registration Report, San Francisco and Marin
Voting Registration Report, San Jose
Voting Registration Report, San Mateo
Work Diary, 1957
Correspondence, 1940-49
Correspondence, 1950-59
Correspondence, 1960-69
Correspondence, 1970-79
Correspondence, 1980-89
Correspondence, undated
"Doctor of la Huelga," 1968
News clippings about Fred W. Ross
Scroll of Appreciation from CSO chapters, 1958
Stickers and Buttons
Travel Reports
Travel Reports and Expenses
"Donde Nacen las Culturas," memento from the Guadalupe Organization, Incorporated, 1970
Series B. Subject Files (7 linear feet)
Subseries: Alphabetical by Subject
"Aboriginal Cultures of the Western Hemisphere," Golden Gate International Exposition, 1940
Adult Education Association
Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee (AWOC)
Saul Alinsky
Alzheimer's Disease
Amnesty International
Paul C. Ashton, "The New World Society, Jehovah's Witnesses," 1956
Asociación Nacional Mexicana Americana
California Attorney General, "Know your rights...when you buy on time" [n.d.]
California Center for Community Development
California Division of Fair Employment Practices, "Californians of Spanish Surname..." 1964
California Federation for Civic Unity (CFCU)
Cesar Chavez for Governor Committee
Citizens' Crusade Against Poverty
Citizens for Farm Labor
City College Cooperative Education Newsletter, 1972, 1974
Community Action Training Center (CATC)
Conference on Community Relations, 1947
Cooperation in Agriculture, 1936
Corporación Organizada Para Acción y Servidora (COPAS)
CSO-- Alameda County
CSO-- Boyle Heights
CSO-- Civil Rights Prior to 1950
CSO-- Correspondence
CSO-- Educationals, San Jose
CSO-- Executive Board, Minutes, 1955
CSO-- Executive Committee, Minutes, 1949-50
CSO-- Executive Commitee, Minutes, 1951
CSO-- General Membership, Minutes, 1952
CSO-- Hanford
CSO-- Labor Commissioner
CSO-- Lincoln Heights
CSO-- Lincoln Heights [?]
CSO-- Membership, 1961-62
CSO-- National Conference of Christians and Jews, Inc., 1949-1953
CSO-- Neighborhood Matters
CSO-- News Releases
CSO-- Notes [1958?]
CSO-- Press Clippings
CSO-- Robert Marshall Fund, 1953
CSO-- San Bernardino
CSO-- San Jose
CSO-- Soledad
CSO-- Stockton
CSO-- Third National Convention, 1956
Jeanne Davis, "Organizing the Urban Poor..." 1967
"A Diocese Decides to Act," 1965
Dan Dodson, "Power as a dimension of education," 1963
East Coast Migrant Health Project
Economic Notes, 1971
"Exitos de Martinez Gil," 1955
Farm Worker/Dept. of Employment Notices
Farm Worker Legislation, Spanish version
Friedland and Melkin, Migrant
Varden Fuller, "A New Era for Farm Labor," Industrial Relations, 1967
Ernesto Galarza, Strangers in Our Fields, 1956
Gallo Boycott Songs
Rodolfo Gonzalez, I am Joaquin, 1967
Richard Griswold del Castillo
Guadalupe, Arizona, 1964
Guadalupe Organization, Inc.
Guadalupe Organization, Inc., "Donde Nacen las Culturas" [memento]
Warren Hagstrom
Warren Hagstrom, "Action Organizations of Minority Group Communities," 1965
Warren Hagstrom, "CATC Notes," 1966
Warren Hagstrom, "The Moral Case Against Social Action," 1965
Warren Hagstrom, "The Organizer," 1965
Warren Hagstrom, Poverty and Adult Education, 1964
Warren Hagstrom, "Poverty and Adult Education," 1964
Warren Hagstrom, "Poverty Planning," 1965
Warren Hagstrom, "The Power of the Poor," 1964
Warren Hagstrom, "A Preliminary Report on Social Action Problems" [n.d.]
Warren Hagstrom, "Turn Back the Clock!" 1966
Warren Hagstrom, "The View From the Office in Back," 1966
Industrial Areas Foundation
Industrial Areas Foundation
"Interracial Prejudices in San Jose, California - 1950"
"Issei, Nisei, Kibei. Fortune Magazine..." 1944
Vera Johnson, "The Teamsters" (song)
Clark S. Knowlton, "Problems and Difficulties in Planning and Development in Areas with Large Minority Groups," 1964
"The Legend of Pancho Sanchez"
Jacques E. Levy, "Cesar Chavez. Autobiography of La Causa," 1974
McFarland Cancer Cluster
Mendota, California
Mike Miller Class Outline
Minimum Wage
MIT paper (poem about Chavez)
National Advisory Committee on Farm Labor
National Farm Worker Ministry
National Farm Workers Service Center
Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign
Orange County Segregated School Case
ORGANIZE, San Francisco
Organizing materials (without organization names)
Tiberio Panzini, 1945
Pax Americas
Proposed Free Elections Law for Farm Workers [UFW?]
Proposition 14, The Farm Labor Initiative
Publications by AFL-CIO and other unions
Earl Raab and Hugh Folk, "The Pattern of Dependent Poverty in
California," 1963
Rancho Furukawa
Sandra Rifkin, "Moving Cities. A Proposal for Migrant Farm Labor"
Fred W. Ross Farmworkers Education Center
Edward R. Roybal, speech on Communist Control Ordinance, 1950
Rules of Order
San Diego Unity League
Spanish-language poetry and songs
Staff List
Stockton [?]
Strike Song
Syracuse University, "Proposal for a Community Development...Project," 1964
Paul Taylor, Statement to Senate Committee, 1966
Tolstoy Foundation
UAW Song Book
UFW-- Agreement with Teamsters, 1977
UFW-- A & P Boycott, Cleveland, 1973
UFW--Benefit Fiesta Program, 1971
UFW-- Boycott, 1977
UFW-- California Agricultural Labor Relations Board, 1975-76
UFW-- El Malcriadito, 1976
UFW-- El Malcriado, 1966
UFW-- News Conference, 1975
UFW-- The Robert F. Kennedy Farm Worker Medical Plan
UFW-- Spanish manuscript fragment
UFW-- Training, Los Angeles, October 1974
UFW Chronological History
UFW Education Center
UFW history, "Our Long March," mss. [n.d.]
UFW history, Spanish-language interview of Ross, 1974
UFW Service Center material
Urban Renewal [Lincoln Heights CSO?]
Manuel Veiga, Guadalupe, Arizona
War Relocation Authority, 1945-46
War Relocation Authority, Cleveland
War Relocation Authority employment papers
War Relocation Authority, San Francisco, 1945
James Watson and Julian Samora, "Subordinate Leadership in a Bicultural Community..." American Sociological Review, 1954
Woodville Farm Workers, 1941
Irvin and Marilyn Yalom, "Ernest Hemingway - A Psychiatric View," 1971
Youth Welfare Committee, 1952-53
Affidavit forms
AFL-CIO Convention, 1968
Saul Alinsky
Applications for work
Samuel Berger, Dollar Harvest (excerpt)
Buena Vista Labor Camp, 1960
California Department of Motor Vehicles
California Federation for Civic Unity, 1949-53
Chavez poster
Community Action Training Center (CATC)
Estimate of Mexican-American Voting Strength [n.d.]
Farm Labor File
Guadalupe, Arizona
Hearing, 1975
Dolores Huerta [?]
L.A. County Committee on Human Relations, 1948-1953
Mexican Council for Spanish-Speaking People, 1951-53
National Campaign for Agricultural Democracy
National Farm Workers Association
"Notes from the Midwest Boycott Conference," 1975
Organizing Materials (without organization names)
People's War Council Against Poverty
Phone List
Statement by Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta to a Senate Subcommittee, 1969
Marion Steeg, "Community Organizing Through Fund Raising," 1974
Stockton, CA [1958]
Student Organization
Students for Kennedy
Table Grapes
UFW-- Agreement with Paul Masson, 1976
UFW-- Collective Bargaining Agreement, InterHarvest, 1970
UFW-- El Malcriado, 1974
UFW-- El Mosquito Zumbador, 1966 and n.d.
UFW-- Leaflets
Subseries: Press Clippings
Newspaper Clippings-- 1941
Newspaper Clippings-- 1948
Newspaper Clippings-- 1953
Newspaper Clippings-- 1954
Newspaper Clippings-- 1955
Newspaper Clippings-- 1958
Newspaper Clippings-- 1960
Newspaper Clippings-- 1962
Newspaper Clippings-- 1965
Newspaper Clippings-- 1966
Newspaper Clippings-- 1967
Newspaper Clippings-- 1968
Newspaper Clippings-- 1969
Newspaper Clippings-- 1970
Newspaper Clippings-- 1971
Newspaper Clippings-- 1972
Newspaper Clippings-- 1973
Newspaper Clippings-- 1974
Newspaper Clippings-- 1975
Newspaper Clippings-- 1976
Newspaper Clippings-- 1977
Newspaper Clippings-- undated
Newspaper Clippings-- Stockton
Harper's, June 1965
Individualist [n.d.]
The Nation, 1966
Playboy, March 1972
Ramparts, July 1966
Ramparts, August 1966
Ramparts, Aug.-Sept. 1973
Luis Valdez, "Tribute. Dolores Huerta," 1990
Articles about Ross
La Raza (Los Angeles), 1979
La Verdad (San Diego, CA), 1969
The New York Times Book Review, 1974
Newspaper Clippings, 1960's
Newspaper Clippings, 1970's
Newspaper Clippings-- Hanford, CA, 1955
The Sunday Times Magazine, 1970
Subseries: Training Materials
Boycott Campaigns-- Perelli-Minetti
Boycotters Handbook
Buidling the Winning Boycott
Community Organizing
Election Organizing Manual, 1975
"Farm Workers..."
Feinstein training session, re-election campaign for mayor of San Francisco 1983
Field Office House Meeting Outline (Florida)
The First House Meeting
John Gardner, An Organizer's Training Manual
"History of the Farm Worker Movement as told by Fred Ross, Sr....1974"
House meeting and personal visit outlines
House meeting notes
House meeting notes
House meeting originals
House meeting rap
House meeting (Spanish-language), Florida
House meeting training, 1988
Eliseo Medina, "Setting up a boycott"
Organizing and recruitment
Outline Action Program - Boycott, mid-1970's
Outline House Meeting - Farm Workers
Outline House Meeting/ NY and NJ, mid-1970's
"People Power Must Be Invisible..."
P.V. (English-language), Florida
Ranch Committees Organizing
"Recruitment: Fred Ross"
Revised Spanish-language packet
Ross Housemeeting Method
Ross on Camp Program
Survival Institute Training, Los Angeles, 1982
Toronto Boycott Staff, 1974
Training-- Alameda, 1976
Training--Feinstein Campaign, 1983
Training-- Guadalupe, Arizona, 1964
Training-- "Organizer Training. Post-Mortems of the First...1976"
Training-- "Summary House Meeting and P.V. Outline," August 1976
Training-- Texas, 1978
Training-- Misc.
Training Format
Training Lessons-- Breaking Into the Community
Training Lessons-- Calling, Chairs, Finding People
Training Lessons-- Door Openers
Training Lessons-- The Fallacy of Helping
Training Lessons-- Getting Yourself Organized
Training Lessons-- The Initial Phone Call
Training Lessons-- Learning People's Names
Training Lessons-- Learnings
Training Lessons-- Leaving Messages
Training Lessons-- Licking Fear
Training Lessons-- Making a Schedule
Training Lessons-- Mass Meeting
Training Lessons-- Peer Pressure
Training Lessons-- Philosophy of Blaming Others
Training Lessons-- The Phone Call
Training Lessons-- The Phone Call
Training Lessons-- P.V.'s
Training Lessons-- Religious Leaders
Training Lessons-- Reminder Call
Training Lessons-- The Reminder Call
Training Lessons-- Students' Notes/ Manual/ Gardner
Training Lessons-- "They Are Not Prepared - You Are"
Training Lessons-- The "Whats" and the "Hows"
Training Lessons-- Who Are They - The Ones You Organize
Training Materials
Training Materials (English-language)
Training Materials (English-language)
Training Materials (Spanish-language)
Training Materials (Spanish-language)
Training Materials-- Misc.
Training Notes, Feb. 1977
Larry Tramutt, Farm Workers
UFW-- Brooklyn Training, 1977
Workshop with Fred Ross, La Paz, 1975
Boycott Campaigns-- DiGiorgio
Boycott Campaigns-- Gallo
Building the Winning Boycott
Fort Worth Training Session [n.d.]
House Meeting Outlines
LA Training, 1974
Organizing-- Ranch Committees
Training for Survival
Training Lessons-- Omitting the 1 Step
Training Lessons-- Perception/ Blaming Others
Series C. Manuscripts (3 linear feet)
"Autobiographical." "Workbook of a Wayfaring Organizer"
"Bell Town Unity League"
"Beginnings, L.A. CSO"
"Bloody Xmas"
"Bob Hardie"
Book Drafts
Book Drafts, Beginning
Book Outline (Bell Town and Casa Blanca)
Book Proposal, 1968
Book/ Santa Ana
"Boyle Hts. - L.A. CSO," "Drop Back"
Brooklyn, 1977
"Casa Blanca"
"Cesar Resigns from CSO"
"Cesar Tries His Wings." Part II of the Chronicle of Cesar Chavez
"Cesar Tries Wings"
"Community Organization in Mexican American Colonies...1946-47"
Conquering Goliath
Conquering Goliath, Foreword
"Conversion - Challenge"
"CSO-- First Membership Meeting"
"Dangling Loose Ends"
Dolores Huerta. Woman in Motion
"Draft-- LA CSO Henry Nava House Meeting"
Draft Ross wrote for Carey McWilliams
"The First House Meeting"
"Fred Ross, David and Goliath," "The Helstein Plan"
"Get Out If You Can"
"Get Out If You Can"
Get Out If You Can (1953)
"Give It A Go"
"LA River"
"The Last Round/ Tony Rios/ Bloody Xmas"
"Lincoln Heights"
Manuscript about Chavez
Manuscript about LULAC
Manuscript about LULAC
"Mario Andretti"
"Mexican Americans on the March"
"The Next Night"
"The Old Man and the Key"
"Phoney Forbearance"
"Ross-- Feeding My Head"
"Ross-- How started working with Farm Workers"
"Ross-- Influences"
"Ross-- Worrying and Reflecting"
"Rudy Aroused"
"Ruth Tuck"
"The Saga of Sal Si Puedes"
"The Saga of Sal Si Puedes"
"San Bernardino. Ruth and Ignacio"
"SB Book. Cesar Chavez-Fred Ross collaboration"
"Selling Them On You"
"State Relief Administration"
"There is a time for sound"
"Trapp/ Manuel Santa Ana/ Book?"
"Woman in Motion"
"Woman in Motion"
"Woman in Motion"
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Untitled manuscript, part 1 of 7
Untitled manuscript, part 2 of 7
Untitled manuscript, part 3 of 7
Untitled manuscript, part 4 of 7
Untitled manuscript, part 5 of 7
Untitled manuscript, part 6 of 7
Untitled manuscript, part 7 of 7
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Misc. manuscript pages
Misc. manuscript pages
Misc. manuscript pages
Misc. manuscript pages
Misc. manuscript pages
Misc. manuscript pages
Misc. manuscript pages
Misc. manuscript pages
Misc. manuscript pages
Misc. manuscript pages
Misc. manuscript pages
Misc. manuscript pages
"CC and I in Visalia"
"Saul/ 1st Meeting"
Untitled manuscript
Untitled manuscript
Series D. Notes (2.5 linear feet)
Notes [1974?]
Notebook, 1955
Notebooks, 1956
Notebooks, 1956
Notebook, 1957
Notebooks, 1957
Notebooks, 1957
Notebook, 1958
Notebooks, 1959
Notebooks [CSO?]
Notebook, n.d.
Notebook, n.d.
Notebook, n.d.
Notebooks, n.d.
Notebook, n.d.
Photos-- California/ New England
Photos-- Cesar Chavez, 1975
Photos-- UFW, early and mid-1970's
Series F. Audio & Transcripts (444 tapes)
Subseries: Transcripts
Central America Peace Education Training Project, 1984
Central America Peace Education Training Project-- Table of Contents for Tapes
Central America Peace Training Project, 1984
Central America Peace Training
Notes-- Ohio Tape [n.d.]
Notes-- Tape on Boston
Notes-- Tape on Boston
Notes-- Tape on Brooklyn
Notes-- Tape on Brooklyn, 1977
Notes-- Tape on Domestic Workers [n.d.]
Notes-- Tape on Oakland, 1980
Notes-- Tape on Ohio Training, 1974
Notes on Tapes
Notes on Tapes
Transcript-- Allliance for Survival, L.A. [1983?]
Transcript-- AS/ Peace Groups
Transcript-- Boycott Training, L.A., July 1974
Transcript-- Brooklyn [n.d.]
Transcript-- Brooklyn [n.d.]
Transcript-- Feinstein recall
Transcript-- Fred Ross, May 8
Transcript-- Fred Ross and Cesar Chavez, May 7, 1965
Transcript-- Fred Ross and Cesar Chavez, Reel 2
Transcript-- Fred Ross and Cesar Chavez, Reel 3
Transcript-- NSO Meeting, Florida [n.d.]
Transcript-- ST, FR, CC
Transcript-- Training, 1975
Transcript-- Training, 1975
Transcript-- Training, Florida UFW, 1974-75
Transcript-- Training, Oakland, 1978
Transcript Fragment (pp. 11-14)
Transcript Fragment (pp. 31-34)
Transcript Fragment (pp. 53-59)
Subseries: Reel to reel tapes
"Cesar - Day after Jones fires [illeg.]"
"Side one - Argument with WPWA-CSO- how Cesar felt. Side 2 - Early contact with R[illegible] and C[illeg.] & to parts of Farm
"Track 2- Cesar - Day after March and Meeting with Hayes. How got [illeg.] work & union. Track 1- Mtg. with Carr [?] - Wages discussed. Cesar's fear abt going to Oxnard. Developments meeting with Hayes wkrs had jobs but only wk'd part of time - halfdays economics of hiring locals vs braceros - Jones [illeg.] with other [illeg.] growers. How Cesar built up [illeg.] against Hayes F.P. [illeg.]. Cesar's fear re going to Oxnard
"Fights for jobs after the carrots [illeg.] with the ladies, stock, irrigation, [illeg.] jobs that don't take [illeg.] people. [Illeg.] "spys" the "sliders" Getting out word the [?] next week were going to [illeg.] this ass or that one - Plans to transfer Emp Pay over to Union - acutal transfer - Union takes over fight vs. [illeg.] Japanese wkrs - Racket tries to get wks to invade private property."
"CSES...Taking wkrs around to Associations....Digression - urges Union to take over Emp Assn....Side 2 - Opposition to Assn's plan to take wkrs to F.P-Ass etc...Cesar takes wks - Mtg with Hayes - Plan for getting complaints..."
"Side 2. Descript of bars, Descript of Garcias place, [illeg.] Story of old man Lopez from Madera...Side one. Argument with Union group re: [illeg.] of jobs vs wages....Descrip of Rachel, Eddie, workers...."
UFW radio spots
Subseries: Audiocassettes
Audiocassettes, numbered 1-72 by Ross
Phone Discussion.
Phoning. Mona - Friendship [?]/ 198 - Manipulating. Releasing - resisters. Pressure. Preparing for phoning - wrkrs rap
Role playing phoning.
Role playing phoning. Logistics
Odds & ends - Prep & protocol of PV. Temptations. Leaving messages. CC - Jan P & Maldonado. Reminder calls - Nag - Prep & Production of PV. Mary M C
The "never home people." Phone 2 friends. Call at 7 AM-Midnight. Keep eyes open. The PV. Grove WK's house - Casa Blanca. Painting on Wall.
Prep of PV rap
Prep of PV
Prep of PV
Prep of PV rap
John Adler.
Jaime, Renata, Dan. John Adler HM Rap - incomplete
8/7/84. Liza, Jaime, Renata, Dan - Post Mortem. 8/7 and 8/8. PV's. Rodrigo
8/7-8/8/84. Conclusion of John. Kent. PM or PV. Joseph W [?]. John Rodrigo.
Rodrigo PM on PV.
8/8/84. Cathy and Ned
8/8/84, 8/9/84
8/9/84. Pressure. Pressure Brouhaha. Lorena quiet HM Post Mortem
8/9/84. Lorena, Cathy, Jenefer [?], Dan, Jane
8/9, 8/10
8/9-8/10. John, Kent, Jennifer. Jane
8/10/84. Jennifer, Jan. 8/10-8/11. John, Jennifer
Jennifer, Kent. Discussion and John
PM Sunday 8/12
PM 8/12/ 8/14 Vibes
Audiocassettes, numbered 73-101 by Ross (missing #98)
8/14 Vibes
8/14. Kent PM
8/14/84, begin 8/15
8/15/84, begin 8/16
8/15/84. Begin 8/16/84 John and Ned. Julie and John
8/16/84. Julie and Jane. Jane, Jennifer, Kent
8/16/84, begin 8/17
8/16/84. 8/17 begin. Kent and Ross. Kent, Jane, Jennifer
8/17/84. Jennifer and John.
8/19. Jennifer, Jane, John
Ellie - Fred. 8/21/84
Paul - Fred. 8/21/84, 8/22/84
Paul - Fred. 8/22/84, 8/24/84
Paul - Fred. 8/24/84
Ellie - Fred. 8/22/84
Fred. 8/30/84
Fred - Paul - Ellie wrap-up 8/30/84
Wyler-Cohen interviews, August-September 1985 [originally numbered 1-20, missing cassette originally numbered 13]
8/23/85. First meeting w/ Fred Ross at Neidorf's. Ellie, Barbara, Pam, David, Fred Ross, Sr., Fred Ross, Jr., Anna Marie N.
8/23/85. Ellie and Barbara
8/24. Band on stage. Testimonial.
Band, Cesar, Tony Rios, Roybal, Luis, Fred Ross, Sr., Fred Ross, Jr.
8-24-85. Fred
8/25. Fred Ross, Jr., John Brown
8/25/85. John Brown. 8/26/85. Fred Ross, Tony Rios
8/26/85. Fred Ross
8/26/85 and 8/27/85. Fred Ross
8/28/85. F.R. tales on organizing House Mtg.
8/28/85. Fred at Motel 6
8/28/85. Delano - DiGiorgio. Driving North on Hwy 99
8/28/85. Fred b/f Modesto.
8/29/85. Kay. Fred
8/29/85. Fred. Interview - Marin County
8/29/85. Fred Interview in Marin City
Test tape
Audiocassettes, 1972-75
Nov. 9, 1972. With God ain't it a caution. Phoning - Personal visit pitch. Jo M. Tobin. Fred Ross. Prep. for Hs. Mtg. - Reminding. Phoning
10/73. Beginning of History to Giumarra. Ross Hs Mtg Matilda's
LA, 4/74. Fred Ross. Hist. of Cesar UFW up to loss of contract in 1973
April 2, 1974. Fred Ross. House Meeting. Origin of house meeting. Personal visist. LA Boycott in 1966-67
LA, April 2, 1974. The H.M. Church off USC campus
NY, 5/23/74. More sample phone calls. Ross Tr. session.
[NY, 5/23/74?]. Reports from role playing, 1-1 meeting. Fred Ross, 1974
New York, 9/25/74. Phone calls
9/27/74. Fred Ross. Area-wide mtg., Dolores at the end. Chris Hartmire
10/9/74 Los Angeles. Ross. Intro to H. Mtg. Origin of it. Discussion of phoning and winning [?] 1st contact
Dayton, 10/28/74. Fred Ross session. St. Leonard's Seminary. Human nature. My own background. SRA-FAS-WPA-ACRR. Early org. disasters in S.B.-B.T. Mass mtgs. - org of orgs/ - one-to-one. Advantages of Hs Mtg. Spread truth not claims. Peer pressure. Overcoming alibis for not holding Hs. Mtgs.
Dayton, 10/28/74. F.R. session. Human behavior. Finding 1st person. Peer pressure, overcoming alibis. Phone call.
[Dayton, October 1974?] Preparing for simulated phone call. Phone phobia
[Dayton, October 1974?] More on phoning. Hs. Mtg. How to hit - animo. High points to hit at P. visit. Nancy and Joe Toshi [?]story
[Dayton, October 1974?]. Transcribed. Explanation of P.V. Ross. David Martinez et al.- Columbus
[Dayton, October 1974?]. Critique of Martinez PV. PV organizers from Columubus and critique. McGowan's P.V. Luisa [illeg.] the tractor story. Jenny Brashear's sacrifice
[Dayton, October 1974?]. P.V. Eliseo's report on sim'd P.V. Eliseo's explanation of NLRA question. H Mtg.
[Dayton, October 1974?] Reports from PV sim'd mtgs. Prep for Hs Mtgs. Waves of Immigrants. Arabs. Beginning of hs Mtg. Outline
Dayton [October 1974?]. From = power situation [illeg.] to Cesar following outline of Hs Meeting. Bloody Xmas. I meet Cesar to org. of NFWA
[Dayton, October 1974?] '65 Strike to Penelli-Minetti. Gallo to Lettuce Boycott. Hs Mtg Outline
[Dayton, October 1974?] Victory in Grapes, affect [sic] on wkrs. Org. of Delano [illeg.] 1971. Dolores Mendoza. Florida, Bloody Summer '73
[Dayton, October 1974?]. Hs Mtg conclusion. Chris, Sam [illeg.]
11/2/74 [Dayton?]. Hs. Mtgs. Baca Hernandez, [illeg.] reports on sim Hs Mtgs.
11/2/74 [Dayton?]. Forms, record keeping, [illeg.] your day. Daily Mtgs. Support groups. Monitoring phoning, PV, H Mtgs, Parrish pattern of org.
11/2/74 [Dayton?]. Area-wide Mtg.
11/2/74 [Dayton?]. Area-wide org.
11/2/74 [Dayton?]. AW Mtg and after. Chirs Hartmire
11/2/74 [Dayton?]. Chirs Hartmire. CH and FR, Discipline
11/2/74 [Dayton?]. Discipline
11/2/74 [Dayton?]. End of session
NY, 1974. Fred Ross. P.V.'s, phoning. UFW
1/75. Discussion on Hs Mtg. Steffan. Dolores and Frank Ortiz
NY, Jan. 1975. Washington Square Mtg.
1/6/75. Training Session. History of HM
1/7/75. Phoning Critique. Personal Visit
1/7/75. Personal Visit. Role playing
1/7/75. Training session. Outline of House Mtg. Phoning
3/10/75. Training session. Boycott. CC and the strike, Florida. Hist of Farm Labor
3/10/75. Training session. History - Gallo strike. 1967 - Guimarra - Boycott - Victory - Lettuce strike 1970 - Fast - Salinas Violence - effect on wkrs of contract
3/10/75. Training session. Mark Lyons
3/10/75. Training Session. Black Problem - Florida organizing
3/11/75, Florida. Training session. The first contact. Sim'd phone calls
3/11/75, Florida. Sim'd PV's. Dianna - Mark
3/11/75, Florida. PV critique. HM. Ross. Nancy. Slavery story
3/11/75, 3/12/75, Florida. Training session. Salinas strike. Practice Hm's
3/11/75, Florida. Ross, sim'd PV
3/11/75, Florida. Job of coordinator. How I met Dolores
3/12/75. Ross, prep for A.W.O. Blame others
3/11/75. DiGiorgio
3/13/75. AW Org.
3/13/75. Discipline - Disrupters
3/13/75. Training session. Recruiting nuns and students
3/13/75. AW Org.
April 1975, La Paz. Phoning. Poor people's union
7/1/75. Training session. Control growers
7/22/75. La Paz Elect. org.
7/22/75. La Paz Elect. Org. Session
7/22/75. La Paz
7/22/75. La Paz Elect. Org.
7/23/75. La Paz Elect. Org.
7/23/75. La Paz Elect. Org.
7/24/75. La Paz Election Organizer Training Session
7/28/75. La Paz Election Organizer Training Session
7/28/75. La Paz Election Organizer Training Session. The Personal Visit
7/28/75, 7/29/85. La Paz Election Organizer Training Session
7/29/75. La Paz Election Organizer Training Session
7/29/75. La Paz Election Organizer Training Session
7/30/75. La Paz Election Organizer Training Session. House meetings
7/30/75. La Paz Election Organizer Training Session. House meetings
Oct. 1975. Delano
1975. Stories Santa Ana 1986, LA 1934. Cesat with F. Wks H.M. Boston session
1975, La Paz. Training session. Marshall's group. Elections
1975, La Paz. Elections. Marshal's [sic] crew. Phone call
1975, La Paz. Training. Marshal's [sic] group
Audiocassettes, 1976-78
12/6/76. Oakland Tr. Sess. Boycott Prog. for 1977. Discussion on recruiting
12/6/76. Oakland training. Screening applicants. AWO discussion. The "Crunch." Money. Action Programs. Sadie Story. J.B. Story - I can't leave until I get 2 HM's. Blazing eyes.
Dec. 1976. Alameda Boycott training. Phoning (Ross). San Francisco and Los Angeles. Streisand story.
12/1976. Oakland Training Session. Value of College. P.V.'s. Recruitment. Nancy Elliot and "guilty-here" story.
12/1976. Oakland Tr. Sess. PM. P.V.'s. N. Elliot's cancellation [?] story.
12/6/76, Oakland. Mini training session on recruiting. Background, 1965-1976
[1976?]. Historia del movimiento campero en Santa Maria, 1968-1976. Canciones de la huelga. Poemas
1/5/77. 1st L.A. Session. The way it was to the Orange Strike in 1936. LA Boycott Training 1/5/77. Power of Growers to unify Braceros (Oxnard story with Cesar)
Jan. 1977. LA Boycott Training 3. Di Giorgio story. March to Sacramento
1/77, LA. Soft sell approach. Boycott training
[Jan. 1977?, LA?] L.A. Training. Discipline. Nick Jones stuff
1/31/77, Alameda County. Core group session. Lois.
2/2/77, San Jose. Post Mortem on Core Grp Mtg. [Illeg.] Welch. Dan Bacar.
2/16 [1977?], New York. 1st training session. Overview. Brooklyn. Mona and Gary. Anna and LA office 1974
2/16/77. NY Training Session. Luke gives P.V.
2/16/77. NY Training Session. Begin review of H. Mtg. Outline. Ross gives P.V.
2/16/77. NY Training Session. Pt. I of HM Outline. Story of Amelia Diaz firing - PV with me r CC - Action and reaction. Blain McGowan - PV with parents HM in front of Fazzios
2/16/77. NY Training Session. Macho Story. Period bet. PV and HM2
2/18 [1977?]. Brookly Training - Part II - H. Mtg Outline. [Salinas]. Luke gives stories of CC part of outline
2/18/77. NY Training Session. Pt II Outline. Joe Dukes
2/18 [1977?]. Brooklyn. Best people on Pt. II of HM Outline.
2/19/77. NY Training Session. Arizona 1972 - Dave. Part III of HM
2/19/77. NY Training Session. Part III and IV of HM. Ross give Pt 3 and 4 - good. Salinas, CMLI
2/20 [1977?], New York. Crunch. Gallo snapshot. Zaninovitch [?]
[Feb. 1977 ?, New York?]. Core group role play, Kim and Claire. Carrol
[Feb. 1977 ?, New York?]. H. Mtg. Roll [sic] play, Mike, Barb, Debbie. Carrol, Sue, Claire, Grady, Luc.- No statistics, stories!
2/19/77. NY Training Session. Salinas Strike. Jenny Brashears [?]
4/18/77. Chicago Session
4/18/77. Chicago Session
5/30/77. Fred Ross, radio show
6/12/77. PV's for NSO's Boston training - Ross. Luke arrives
5/31/77. CORE role play. Greg Costello [?]
1977. Boston Training Session. Role Playing H.M. Jim
1977. Boston Training Session. End of Sadie story
[1977?]. Cesar on teaching wkrs to learn and help other wkrs. Wkms. ccamp.
1/17/78, La Paz
1/17/78, La Paz
1/17/78, La Paz
1/17/78, La Paz
2/20/78, Oakland. Training session. History. Gary - sim HM
2/20/78, Oakland. Training session. Map of community - finding the 1st contact - to my [illeg.] org.: history Redlands
2/20/78. Training session. Vitality - Mary McCarthy, Mona Chacon [?], Gary Clemms [?] - Vitality - animo - phoning. P.V.
2/20/78, Berkeley. Losers - what if - Jim (Boston) - Pete - LA - Outline for H.M. Training session. "Rapport" - Joe Deety, Mita, Bob Parcel/ HM's
Feb. 20, 1978, Alameda. Training session. History - starting with Gallo "Jews" [?] story
Feb. 20, 1978. Training session. [Illeg.] Brooks - tips on HM's. G. Guthner [?] gives HM with stories. Pt 1 of outline
2/20/78. Oakland. Training session. Very good. After PV - Phoning - Visits - Mary MC's vitists
2/21/78, Oakland. Sim H/M. Dan B.
2/22/78. Oakland Training Session. Mary Mc - NSO. Gary sim'd HM. Jane - sim'd HM
[Feb. 1978?, Oakland?]. Gallo elections, 1975 - seventy guards and cameras - Dan Bacar. Training session. HM III - Ross - history starting with Cesar's birth in Yuma
2/22/78, Alameda. Lois sim'd H.M. Phoning - Ross. Lois crunches I correct. Mark and Ross - "Nothing to lose" - Chambers advice - [illeg.] talk to men and women together
[Feb. 1978?, Oakland?]. Training session. Lois - HM simulated. Jane - sim'd HM
H.M. Gary starting with CC in Delano movie. C. Chavez HM at Dave Burciagas as told by Ross
2/21/78 [Oakland?]. CC begins org. of union as told by Jane. HM - Jane - signing of contracts July 1970
[Feb. 1978? Oakland?]. HM Part III
2/22/78 [Oakland?]. Training session. Part IV, Crunch. Ross crunches Lois, Mary, Mark, etc. Story on Maggio carrots
2/22/78. Oakland Training Session. CC at Dave B's house with FWkrs
2/28/78. Oakland Training Session. Gary sim HM. 2/22/78. Lois - sim H/M
2/24/78. Oak Tr. Session. Dan Bakar [Bacar?]. 1/2 tape on "readiness of people" to take on issues. Vivian and Gib [?]
2/27/78. Oak Tr. - Phoning. "Mert" [?] - Organize [illeg.] H. Mtg. Lois Pryner.
2/27/78. Oak Tr. Session. CC in Oak 1953. Prep for PV. Persistence. CC - Decoto, Bakersfield, Oxnard, Delano. Ross - persistence. [Illeg.] LA Voter Reg. Sac - Wetback [Ross recording in car 1/23/78 en route to C. [illeg.] from LA]
4/24/78. Fred W. Ross. History - Negotiation class. La Paz. History SRA - carrots - Mulligan - Hardie - Inspiration
4/24/78. Fred W. Ross - Hardie training. History - [illeg.] and WRA. [Illeg.] and Evacuation. History end of J.A.'s - Beg. of San Bernardino
4/24/78. Fred W. Ross. History San Bern. Bell Town, Reds, C.B.-Santa Ana. El M[illeg.] S. L. - Frances and Julie LA
4/25/78. Fred W. Ross. history. Julie - [illeg.] - Roybal - Alinsky - CPO - CSO. Rios, Nava [?], Lito, Maria, Origin of H.M. History - Birth and development of CSO [illeg.] Voter Reg - Elect of Roybal - Bloody Xmas
4/25/78. Fred W. Ross. History - Bloody Xmas - Discussion re Roybal v. Ross relations. History - HM with Cesar 6/52. La Paz - CC makes a report.
4/25/78. La Paz classes. Description of Maravilla to [illeg.]. Hs Mtg with Cesar - my "pitch"
4/25/78. La Paz classes. From end of HM with Cesar. 4/26/78 La Paz classes. Cesar goes to Decoto [illeg.]
4/26/78. Fred W. Ross. San Jose. History - San Antonio courts [?] citizenship program - Decoto. Oakland and Salinas. CC in Bakersfield. Ross in San Bern[illeg.] - Brawley. Gary F.
4/26/78. Fred W. Ross. History - Stockton and Dolores, beginning of Oxnard - Hanford - Brawley. End of Oxnard. CC resigns to start UFW
[April 1978?]. Cesar in Decoto etc. La Paz - Training [?] - [illeg.] students
Audiocassettes, 1978-1984
4/26 [1978?]. La Paz class. Cesar goes to Oxnard. 4/27 - La Paz class. Cesar's Ordeal in Delano - early org'g- hunger
4/27 [1978?]. La Paz classes. Cesar - [illeg.] - fears - new approaches in early org'g of NFWA. Busses [sic] loaded with women scabs roar into DiGiorgio
4/27/78. Fed W. Ross. History - Guadalupe GO - Cesar begins UFW. DiGiorgio election, El Mosquito etc.
4/27/78. La Paz classes. DiGiorgio election - Guimarra strike. Amelia Huerta [?] at DiGiorgio to Salina strike.
4/27/78. Fred W. Ross. History - 1973 - 600 Wkrs go east to picket. 4/28/78
4/28/78. Fred W. Ross. Alinsky before Senat [sic] Fact Finding Com Ovelia [?] Diaz # 30 - CC is on this tape
4/28/78. La Paz classes. End of Salinas strike - "action and reaction" [illeg.] L.A.-C.S.O.
4/24/78. La Paz Session with class on Negotiation. I meet Nacho Lopez to Casa Blanca. 10% [illeg.] Lulac - El Mo[illeg.]. San Diego V. Reg. Drive
[April 1978?]. To [illeg.] Mig. Lab. Camp (in car on way to La Paz. Beginning to marriage to grower [?]. In car on way to La Paz Tr. session with Neg's class
11/22/78. NIA Sessions. Domestic Wkr
11/24/78. The rap for phone call
[November 1978?]. The PV
[November 1978?]. PV
1/19/79, Calexico. Fred Ross. 11/20/79 [illeg.], Dirty Tricks, Bloody Summer. [On cassette liner: 11/18/79: History.]
1/18/79 Calexico. Fred Ross. History of the Farm Workers Movement
1/19/79. Fred Ross
1/19/79, Calexico. Fred Ross. History of the Farm Workers Movement
1/27 [1979], Berkeley. Coords' Mtg. 1/28/79, San Jose staff Mtg.
9/25/79. Paul and Mike. Salary [?] with Alinsky. Structure- Crazies [?] - Advisory [?] officers, issue [illeg.] Bell Town. Single issue org.
9/24[29?]/79. Paul and Mike. Very good.
1/17/80. Fred and Paul. How I org'd CSO - Membs must pay for org. Role of Org in CSO
1/24/80. Fred and Paul. CSO org'g mtg.
1/31/80. Fred Ross and Paul
1/31/80. Fred and Paul. Voting Power - San Diego
2/7/80 Paul and Fred. Hs Mtgs
2/7/80. Paul and Fred. Paul and Voting Power Drive
4/16/80. Fred Ross on Hs Mtgs, organizing
4/16/80, 4/17/80. Fred Ross on organizing
May 22-23, 1980. Training. Post Morteming in prep for HM
5/23/80. Oak Training
June, July, Aug. 1980. Oakland Training
June-July 1980. Oakland Boycott training session - Kevin
[summer?] 1980. Oakland. JB - P.V.
7/80. Oxnard. Training - Artie [?] Reed [?] and Paul David
8/1/80. HM with Limoniera [?] Wkrs in vidal's back yard
8/1/80. H Metting with Limoniera [?] Wkrs in Vidal back yard
9/3/80. Gen. Mtg. Sta Paula, Arturo Rodriguez leading
8/27/80. Mtg. of Comite de Cabeza in Sta Paula - Arturo Rodriguez leading
[August 1980?]. Mtg. with "Comite de Cabeza" in Sta Paula - Arturo Rodriguez leading
[1980?]. Unemployment
10/26/80. Unemp. beginning and beginning of training session
3/22/82. Unidentified woman interviewing Fred Ross. Poor sound
March 22, 1982. Fred Ross.
7/19/82. Survival Institute
7/19/82. Survival Institute
7/19/82. Survival Institute
2/10/83. Feinstein
2/10/83. Feinstein. Preparing the pitch, Gibs House Meeting
2/10/83. Feinstein.
2/19/83. Fred and pt time [illeg.]. Gib explains. Mathew HM, Gib gives HM
6/16 [1983?]. Tr. Session - Feinstein Reelection
6/16 [1983?]. [Tr. Session - Feinstein Reelection?]
[6/16/83. Tr. Session - Feinstein Reelection?]
5/2/84, Carmel. Fred Ross org.
5/2/84. Fred Ross org.
5/3/84. Carmel session
5/4/84, Carmel. Fred Ross Hs Mtg. proper. Ellis rap
[May 1984?], Carmel. Discussion of Ellis rapp [sic]. Meeting after Mtg. - to put pressure on and make friends
[May 1984, Carmel?]. Post Mortem. Jackie goes for $! Katie and taking phone off hook. Vibes - Post Mortem. Jackie gets "brusque" and feels OK about it!
May 16 [1984?], Carmel. Post Mortem
May 16 [1984?], Carmel. Post Mortem
[May 1984, Carmel?]. Vibes and Post Mortem
Audiocassettes, 1985-1987, undated
4/27/85. Fred Sr. Tape #1. Mike Ganley. Japanese Americans
4/27/85. Fred Ross Sr. Tape #2. Mike Ganley. Alinsky, Citrus Belt. Origin of CSO
4/27-4/28 1985. Fred Ross Sr. Tape # 3. Ross reads "What happened to Pete." Bloody Xmas.
4/30-5/1 '85. Fred Ross Sr. Tape # 6
5/1/85. Fred Ross Sr. Tape #7
5/1-5/2/85. Fred Ross Sr. Tape #8
5/2/85. Fred Ross Sr. Tape #9
7/4/87. Fred Ross. Please return to Bill Beachy
7/4/87. Fred Ross. Please return to Bill Beachy
Undated tapes by probable year
[1975?]. La Paz Elect. Org Cass #11
[1975?]. La Paz 2/75 (?) Waves of Immigrants
[1975?]. 2nd session at La Paz
[1977?]. Boston. Greg Costello. Mary Ann and friend from Florida. Mike Guanel [?] - chart of community.
[1977?]. Boston - HM practice. Max - practices. [Illeg.] and Chris practice
[1977?]. PV Chris C. Mark - Hs. Mtg. Alice
[1977?]. Mark
[1977?]. Max HM - last section
[1977?]. Fred Ross
[1978?]. Arvin Mig. Camp - Woodie [sic] Guthrie. War - Braceros [illeg.] WRA - ACRR - San Bernardino, Ruth [illeg.]
[1978?]. Cesar - Oxnard - carrot topping episode
[1980?]. 2/2. Voter Reg. Org'g Drive.
[1985?]. Ellie
[1985?]. Ellie
[1985?]. Ellie
[1985?]. Ellie
[1985?]. [Ellie?]
[1985?]. Post Mortem. The blow up over pressure at end of 1st 2 weeks
[1985?]. Art Auction and Fund Raising
[1985?]. The Blow up on end of "Pressure," Post Mortem Carmel
[1985?]. May 18 - Post Mortem Carmel
[1985?]. May 18 - Post Mortem Carmel
[1985?]. May 22 - Carmel Freeze Vibe Session. Post Mortem
[1985?]. June 1 - Carmel Post Mortem. May 31
Audiocassettes, undated 1
Historia de Santa Maria. Canciones y poemas. Una hora, historia [illeg.]
CORE Post Mortem. Boston - Guy, Mark, Alice, etc.
P.V. Prep. for PV - Spouse. Out-line - sm. talk - church? Job? making friends - synopsis to give to host. We map the battle of the phone. Ross gives P.V. good - and host's phone call
Phoning - Alameda. Eden - Org with Lois.
Phoning and P.V. 1st Personal Visit. HM Outline - CC at Burciaga's house
House Mtg - charismatic leading. Nancy - Visalia - Sadie. Wash DC. Casa Blanca - learning to hold Hs Mtgs
Rick. Wash SC - PV and Hs Mtg
CSO - 1952 - Cesar and beginning NFWA org. CSO '52 to Org. NFWA. New York - Bloody Xmas. History "Okis" to Cesar.
Following Hs Mtg outline to victory in grapes. Following Hs Mtg Outline - Lettuce Strike 1970-70 [?] Calif Sup Court Ruling 1972
almost inaudible
The House Meeting. The 1st Person
Bobby Debale [?]
La Paz Elect Org
CM (7) Ross
II Ross
Tape III
Tape V
Simulated phone calls. To Steffan's report on simulated phone calls
Part of prep for P.V., reports on sim'd P.V.'s, Paul, etc. Dolores explains Gallo-Teamo[illeg.] contract
Prep for Hs Mtgs. Ability to admit we flubbed the dub. Ploting [sic] out the "Hs Mtg" per se. Taking the blame, yourself. How to avoid organizing for other organizers
Audiocassettes, undated 2
Cesar - Hs Mtg. with F. Wrks to dream[illeg.] El Malcreado [sic]. Cesar on "Organizing" and fouding of NFWA to big grape strike
Dolores on Big Strike to Gallo 1967 UFW
9/27/74. Lucia and Fred Ross. Gallo 1970 to Cesar's fast. Beginning boycott - Beginning Lettuce strike 1970
1/75. Strike of '73 - Teamo violence girl blinded. Gallo Strike - 1973 to "17 shot - 200 hospitalized" - 1973 strke.
Fri evening. After the House Mtg
Florida 72-75 also NLRB fights. Traiing Session.
Barbara Macry House Mtg.
Trip to Fresno
Starting a training session for "the book" - "Getting" ready to organize - USC and church - illeg. - Milligan - carrots
10/10, LA. Ross, Bobbie and Ken - sim'd 1st visits.
10/10. LA. Ross. Why Teamos are in Agric and Vs [?] UFW. Beginning of background. Hs Mtg outline. Hist of Teamos i. ag and why in this situation
Cesar and Chicano labor leaders. Cesar in Madera [illeg.] During Fast
Oakland. Bad tape
Field Office Session
Ross and Vivian - New organizers don't know themsleves or the people. Org of LA CSO. Roybal. Cesar and beginning of Long March, 1966. Saint [illeg.]
NY. Dave Koeler. Mary Mc. Core Group Mtg. P.M.
Planning the Hs Mtg - Gallo emphasis to discussion of NLRA. Following Hs Meeting Outline to Cesar and fried chicken story. Doroles story re Cesar's hardships
1st 60 sec spot recruitment, 2nd announcement. History - Gallo following Hs Mtg Outline
NLRA. Waves of immigrants [illeg.]
Boston HM. Role Playing Pt. 2. Marc [?], Alice, Iris [?], Max
4/28. Tape 2 - Boston Session. The Outline to Fast
Tape 3 Boston Session. Pt 1, 2, and 3 of Outline
Tape 5 Boston. House Mtg Practice. Alice, Marc, Max. Wk on HEI [?] Outline to So. West Corner Delano Movie
Tape 6 - HM practice. Post Mortems on sim'd HM's - Chris Donoughue role player CMLI critique. Sacrifice beginning of fried chicken
Tape 7 Boston. Fried chicken - service center. Fast Boston. Wkg on outline - Florida
Tape 8 Boston. Wkg on outline - 1st MA graduate Delano High School. Irv runs sim'd HM. Joy gives $5.00 to Cesar
Fred Ross. House Meeting. Discussion on H. Mtg. - content - final appeal for help for other Hs Mtgs etc. More discussion on H. Mtg. content by Jan P., Jim and Vivien, Andy Coe
Fred Ross. House Meeting. April 3 - Review of previous day. Violence. Teamo's - Valdez - H. Hasawara
Feb 1. CORE group prep Oakland. Debbie on NSO agenda.
Core group - Oakland. Prep for NSOrg 1st part of agenda. Dan Bacar - logistics
NSO discussion. Wash DC core group
Oak Training. Post Morteming
House Meeting. Steffan and Frank Ortiz Hs Mtgs. Dolores
Cesar with Dick Muster [?]
Empty cassette case labelled 1-2
Empty cassette case labelled 9-10
Mi[illeg.] Ybarra Hs Mtg
Politics Clint Reilly
Putting HM together. 174 on - Post Mortem after night of phoning - Jay and Iris. Role playing HM with Jap [Jay?]
Larry HM. Larry and Iris
Not used - bum tape
Tues., May 15, Carmel. Post Mortem
Drum Major (365) Memphis. March on Washington 8/63. A.D. Randolph, W. Reuther [?], R. Wilkins (506) "I Have a Dream"
Tape 1, Carmel [written in dark ink on black cassette]
Discussion of Hs Mtgs just prior to video taping. From 1st Hs Mtg to A.W. 1970 - Daily staff mtgs - self organization. Analysis of org's day etc.
Bach, etc. MARR. Neat music
Empty cassette case labelled "Post Mortem. Vibes session and maybe Post Mortem. Heavy set guy with German last name. Jackie - Katie, Mark"
Empty cassette case labelled "Coleridge-Taylor: Petite Suite de Concert, Etc. (SXLP 30123, EMI)"
Gallo strike 1975
Miscellaneous correspondence [personal & professional] 1930-1974
CSO interviews, Hanford, California 1959
Giumarra vs. UFW injunction [photocopy] ; Delano strike flier ; UFW Spanish bulletins 1967
War Relocation Authority memoranda, etc. 1944-1945
Clippings ; UFW pamphlet re: Perelli-Minetti 1966
Ross - History of the Farmworker Movement 10/1974 [also Box 16 Folder 11] ; training materials - house meeting outline ; memo re: DiGiorgio
Handwritten notes, list of names 1962 [typescript fragments on back of some sheets]
Annotated typescript excerpts [photocopy; possibly Cesar Chavez memoir??]
Mimeograph in Spanish [illegible]
Miscellaneous: Daisy Ross obit draft ; poem ; 1 p. annotated typescript [related to above?]
Invoices, etc. 1969-1970
Series H. Accession 2015
Photograph of Bishop Donahue, Stockton undated
Ross letters to father 1920
Ross report cards, letter from USC schoolmate (1970) 1928-1935
Ross, Lillian (et al.). The Argonauts (Modern Age Books) [photocopy] 1940
Library of Congress American Memory website: "Lafe" Todd, Arvin & Shafter camps 1940 [printouts]
Chavez Daily Reports 1954-1957
Ventura CSO fiesta planning 1959
Arizona/Guadalupe clippings, etc. 1964-1970
CSO clippings, Records of CSO Deputy Registrars
Farm Security Agency (FSA) Efficiency Report 1941
Ross draft classification 1944
War Relocation Authority (WRA) 1943-1946
scrapbook of clippings, photos, memoranda, etc. 1949-1957
South Gate Tenant Council to Ross 1946
Alinsky - Ross correspondence 1953-1954
Ross interview transcript re: Japanese-American Relocation 1972
American Council on Race Relations [photocopies from University of Chicago] 1946-1947
McCall's reprint on Alinsky, Back of the Yard
Council for Human Rights Anti-Klan Rally 1946
"The Least 'Un" - Ross FSA poem 1951
Ross, Fred. Get Out If You Can: The Saga of Sal Si Puedes (California Federation for Civic Unity) 1953
Chavez to Delgadillo [photocopy] 1954
Ross to Chavez [photocopies] 1954-1955
CSO documents and clippings 1954-1960
CSO Second National Convention, Los Angeles 1955
Stockton CSO, Louis Gonzalez correspondence, etc. 1957-1985
CSO Reporter 1958
Oxnard clipping 1959
Alinsky testimony - Commission on Civil Rights Housing Hearing 1959
Day Planner 1959
Burton - Assembly Bill no. 5 1961
CSO Executive Board minutes 1962-03-16
Wife To Ross 1964
Di Giorgio pro-Teamster flier ; UFW fliers ; Newsweek article 1966
El Malcriado Vol. II No.5 1968
Chavez presidential endorsements 1968
Chavez statement following fast 1968-03-10
Ross testimony - ALRB hearing re: UFW vs. Gallo 1978
Ross 75th Birthday 1985
UFW 25th Anniversary Benefit program 1987-05-23
Ross 80th Birthday 1990
Weatherwax to Ross, Jr. 1992
Ross memorial 1992
Ross memorial statements: Jimmy Herman (ILWU) ; Joe Castorena (LA CSO) 1992
Ross memorial statement: Cesar Chavez 1992
Pelosi - Congressional recognition 1992
John Dunne quote 1992
Ross memorial clippings 1992
Ross clippings
Ellie Cohen documentary proposal 1985
Michael J. Ganley, Fred Ross: Portrait of a Hero drafts 1985
Nancy Elliot recollections 2003
FBI Freedom of Information Request 1995
Ross, Conquering Goliath draft
Ross, The Di Giorgio Story annotated draft
Chavez, The Fresno - Madera - Bakersfield Story March 1954-June 1956 annotated draft
Chavez, The Oxnard Story parts I-V 1958-1962 annotated draft
Chavez clippings
San Bernadino CSO, Imperial 1954
Alinsky - Ross correspondence 1955-1956
CSO Consolidation 1957-1958
Alinsky - Ross correspondence 1957-1964
Alinsky - Ross correspondence - incomplete, undated
CSO Alinsky - Ross miscellaneous
Misc. notes, memoranda, minutes - CSO, UFW, etc.
Audio reel #12. Fred Ross, Cesar Chavez, Dr. McCann [sticker on reel: May 7 - Part 2 - Dr. McCann + Part 1 - Fred Ross]
Audio reel #20. Cesar - Jan.1, 1966 - The March - April 66 1966
Audio Reel #22. Blanca Gomez and Cesar Chavez 1967-01-18
Audio Reel #24. Reel 2 - Fred Ross & Cesar Chavez. May 7. Transcribed - 10/11/65 [sticker on reel: May 7 - Fred Ross. Reel #2] 1965
Audio Reel #25. Fred Ross & Cesar Chavez, Arizona Training Program 1960-05
Audiocassette: Ed. Session 1971-09-27
Audiocassette: Beginning of Fresno Bee Clippings Aug.65 - June 2, 1966 ; Fresno Bee UWAC Clippings 6/3/66 - 8/8/67 1965-1967


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Terrell L. Skinner, 26, 1944 Rowland Ave. NE, was killed in the parking lot of the Whistle Stop bar.
A city man was fatally shot and three others wounded early Sunday morning in the parking lot of the Whistle Stop bar.
Terrell L. Skinner, 26, was killed, police said. Police were called about 2:40 a.m. to the scene outside the bar at 1215 Tuscarawas St. W. The bar also is known as the A & R Whistle Stop.
Skinner suffered several gunshot wounds to the head and body, according to police. He was pronounced dead at the scene by the Stark County Coroner's Office. The homicide is the city's ninth this year, said Police Chief Bruce Lawver.
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After opening fire at Skinner, it appears that Ellis stood over the victim and shot him again, Davis said, citing footage from a security camera posted about 30 feet from the scene.
Ellis had gotten a handgun out of his vehicle, police said. He has a license to carry a concealed handgun, Lawver said.
Police are continuing to investigate what led to the shootings, Davis said.
Ellis was at the scene in his vehicle when police arrived, police said. He does not have a "significant criminal past whatsoever," Lawver said.
Ellis and Skinner did not know each other, Davis said. Ellis apparently had arrived at the Whistle Stop earlier with Amanda Depasquale, 27, of Canton, he said. They had gotten into a dispute inside the bar and apparently started pushing and shoving outside after it closed, Davis said.
Depasquale and two others got shot — Juanita Depasquale, 45, and Vanessa Van Almen, 24, both of Canton. Each victim was taken to a local hospital, and the injuries were not life threatening, according to police.
Skinner has a child with Van Almen's sister. (Information has been corrected to fix an error. See correction at end of story. 11:30 a.m. Nov. 12.)
Davis said he believes that Ellis did not intentionally shoot any of the three women. It's possible that a bullet or bullets struck the ground and then ricocheted into some of the victims, he said. Ten shell casings were found at the scene.
Amanda Depasquale was shot in the shoulder; Van Almen was shot in the left leg; and Juanita Depasquale was shot in the lower arm, according to police. Juanita Depasquale is Amanda Depasquale's mother, said Pat Huff, a relative.
Huff said that Juanita Depasquale was struck in the wrist. The same bullet hit Amanda Depasquale in the shoulder, she said. The younger Depasquale was released from the hospital on Sunday, Huff said.
"It's just hard to believe," she said of the shootings.
CORRECTION: Shooting victim Terrell L. Skinner has one child with Jessica Catterino and was helping to raise her other child. She is the sister of another shooting victim, Vanessa Van Almen. Their relationships were wrong in this story when first published Sunday. Incorrect information was supplied to the Repository.


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Financing for a $1.1 billion steel mill planned for northeast Arkansas expects to be wrapped up by the end of the year, but until then backers will be lining up customers and suppliers. The Big River Steel plant, which is projected to employ more than 500 people, recently was approved for an air quality permit from the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality, pending resolution of any objections that are due before mid-October. The air quality permit is a major hurdle in the path from dream to reality.
Arkansas Economic Development Director Grant Tennille said financing couldn't become final until after the permit was issued, and so far, there haven't been any surprises in the process, despite questions that were raised by competitors to the project. Nucor Steel in Blytheville objected to Big River coming in as a Mississippi County neighbor. Tennille said he doesn't see the opposition holding up the mill.
Once the mill is permitted and has more than $500 million in loans in place, construction is expected to take 18 months. A group led by John Correnti, a former Nucor executive who has developed other steel mills, is bringing the deal together. About 2,000 construction workers will be needed to build the plant. Tennille said some of those workers may stay on and work at the mill, where jobs are projected to have average salaries of more than $75,000 per year. "They have had a lot of luck hiring from people from among the local construction crews," Tennille said.
Meetings are scheduled in October for minority-owned companies to provide information on becoming suppliers to the plant during construction and after it starts churning out finished product. One meeting is set for northeast Arkansas and the other in Little Rock. Big River is to bring jobs to a region starved for high-paying employers. The average household income in Osceola is $32,528, compared to $40,149 for the state as a whole, according to U.S. Census Bureau figures. Nearly one-third of residents in the city live below the federal poverty level, according to census data.
Tennille said he's been in talks with companies that would either supply the mill or use products that Big River produces. He said he doesn't expect any announcements before the end of the year but said some companies are looking to locate on the plant site and others nearby. When the project was announced in January, it came with the condition of state funding. The Legislature went on to approve $125 million in taxpayer financing, with provisions to recover the money if the plant doesn't start production.
Consultants who analyzed the business plan for the plant say there are risks associated with the project, including the possibility that demand won't meet expectations. Lower output would affect profits and the return to investors. The Arkansas Teacher Retirement System is among entities providing financial backing, but the lion's share of financing is to come from Germany, Tennille said. A German company, SMS, is to build the plant and Tennille said during the week that a team was in Germany having talks about financing.
Tennille said Big River is working to enter into contracts for important pieces of the mill, such as large cranes that cost tens of millions of dollars. "Everything appears to be on track to close right around the end of the year," Tennille said.


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Winemaker Patricia Kluge is shedding the skin of her life as billionaire's wife by selling both her mansion, Albemarle House, and other lavish belongings, including jewelry. A couple of the items to be auctioned off April 20 at Sotheby's appeared on NBC's Today Show this morning. Ann Curry wore Kluge's platinum-and-diamond drop earrings (estimated value $600K-$800K). A bejeweled Cartier watch with a leopard on a carpet of sapphires, valued at $100K-$150K, surely must be one of a kind.
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Antoinette Thanks for the correction about Lady Astor. You might have added that she was the FIRST woman who was elected MP in Britain and interestingly was NOT good friends with Winston Churchill. The two women are not comparable--yes the suggestion was "a tad off course!"
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Why is the Mod deleting so many comments? So what does this woman have on the Hook? Everyone knows that she is. If you don't, there are plenty folks who have some photos of her that they can sell you.
Noted quote:
Lady Nancy Astor: "Winston, if you were my husband, I'd poison your tea."
Churchill: "Nancy, if I were your husband, I'd drink it."
Maybe, perhaps, that Mrs. Kluge has some sense that she can't take her bling-bling with her to wherever she goes in the afterlife.
Are you gay or just a pig ?
Now why on Earth would anyone want to move away from Albemarle County where everyone's nose is in everyone else's business? To be honest, it's like that every where! Good luck in Morocco, Mrs. K, come back home soon.
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I'm sure they contributed to the kidz because they love them, not because it's a huge tax write-off.
"I'm not sure why everyone is complaining about what Bill Clinton said. There was nothing he said that was inaccurate factually."
Why was it deleted then ?.................. At best it was crass.
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I appreciate the comment, but have to add another correction. Nancy Astor was not the first woman elected a British MP. She was the first elected woman to take her seat in Parliament, which she did in 1919. The first elected -- in 1918 -- was Countess Constance Markiewicz (born Constance Gore-Booth and married to a Polish-Ukrainian nobleman). She was a militant Irish nationalist who, along with other elected members of Sinn Fein, protested British rule by refusing to go to Westminster.
On the chance that facts matter, I offer these:
Nancy Langhorne, daughter of Nancy Witcher Keene and Chiswell Dabney Langhorne of Mirador in Albemarle County, married as her second husband Viscount Astor and thereby became Lady Astor. Nancy Langhorne's sister Irene Langhorne married artist and publisher Charles Dana Gibson, who made her the model for his popular "Gibson Girl." As daughters of a land-poor ex-Confederate officer, Nancy and Irene Langhorne were short on cash but well supplied with beauty, brains, and character. As one example, Nancy spent many of her teenaged years riding into hardscrabble mountain communities with medical missionary Rev. Frederick Neve. Later,she credited that experience as formative when she successfully ran for a seat in the British Parliament on a progressive platform that emphasized the welfare of women and children. Oh, and though her pride in hospitality required her to maintain a good wine cellar as a socially and poltically prominent figure, her experience as the abused wife of an alcoholic first husband made her personally a teetotaler. So it's just barely possible that your suggestion that she was a predecessor in kind to Patricia Rose Kluge Moses might be just a tad off course.
why do people think they have the right pass judgment on this! It is her stuff and her business. period
why would you want to sell a beautiful, secluded home in one of the most breathtaking parts of Albemarle County and a designer bracelet, that I'm sure was designed exclusively for Ms.Kluge. This is parts of your life. Why would you want to get rid of them.
I'd feel pretty confident in saying it's not about needing the money.
Bill Clinton. That is distasteful. Your respect for women is about zero. Remember, you are the partial product of a woman.
I guess we wouldn't want to say anything suggesting this woman lacks class or anything of the sort, would we now? Of course one of the things that's obvious is the number of deleted comments and how clear it is to most as to what those comments said!!
My one experience with her back in the eighties was being very nearly run down by her while on my bicycle in front of the bus station. She was driving a snazzy Jaguar at the time. To her credit, she saw me and jammed on the brakes.
We had our own local girl who made good around, Nancy Gibson of "Gibson Girl" fame who went on to become "Lady Astor". So I guess it's: "Honi soit qui mal y pense".
I personally think the kludges have offered invaluable support for sick children that all of us put together could not offer .
I don't care if Mrs. Kluge was doing the Pope ! Both Mrs. and Mr. Kluge offered back to the community an immeasurable gift. .
My Mother always told me to work with what I had and do good things with what I had to share . Anybody want me to bring them a large fry back from work ?
I love resourceful Women , THEY RULE THIS PLANET !
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If the kluges saved one childs life or suffering would it make any difference if it was a tax write off or from the heart ?
A charitable contribution can be made to the TEA PARTY with the same tax shelter .
Its a shame to see the mentality on this board. Live and let live people. You men slamming her know nothing of who she is and her situation. Amazing how you can sit around and judge someone who has accomplished more then all the men on this board combined. Shes getting rid of the houses and downsizing her lifestyle. Gee, pretty astute move at this point in her life. Perhaps she wants to give more of it away?? Jealous, judgement and probably uneducated also. Arrogant jerks.
I agree with southerntransplant.
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First of all she is not Mrs. Kluge. She has been married to Mr. Moses for years but she has chosen to still use the name Kluge. Very poor taste. Shows you how far some people will go to to promote themselves. Mr. Kluge has a lovely, respectable current wife who is completely unpretenious. And by the way, the sale fo the jewels is all about a way to fast cash....you don't sell your estate and your jewels for no reason. She should also stop using her ex-husband's name.
I sure have enjoyed the comments, can you keep it going? Just as women have the perogative to change their clothing with the seasons and their hairstyles, Mrs. Kluge Moses certainly has the right to change her lifestyle and sell the articles associated with her former life. If she is a real woman, and she is for sure, she will just soon have all new stuff to replace what she has sold. I for one think she is a real grand dame having met her once at a Carr's Hill reception. I am sorry her little shop on the corner of Market and High is no longer in existence as I certainly enjoyed eating lunch there. I wish her well in her future life in Morocco.


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Houston's no problem
But the consolation the Huskies had in their 74-63 win against the Houston Jaguars was they showed improvements from their first exhibition game.
"We have a lot of talent on this team, it seems like," UConn guard
The progress in a week and a half encouraged UConn coach Geno Auriemma , especially since his team has little time before its season opener. UConn begins the regular season Friday against Buffalo at Gampel Pavilion.
The Huskies reduced their turnovers from the first exhibition game with 21 - they had 30 against EA Sports
"The problem with exhibition games and a new season is your last reference point is the national championship game," Auriemma said. "So now everything you see looks horrible compared to that. . . . This point and time during the year, you're going to expect to see (some mistakes). You just want to see more good things than ugly things. That first game, I thought was more ugly than good. Tonight I thought was more good than ugly."
Strother again led the team in scoring, pouring in 18 points on 8-of-19 shooting. She was one of three UConn players finishing in double figures.
The Huskies, however, sputtered on offense late in the game to allow Houston to mount a comeback.
After building a 63-45 lead with 9:20 to play in the game, the Jaguars began chipping away at the lead.
Houston closed the gap 66-60 after LaToya Thomas nailed an 8-foot jumper with 4:49 to play.
UConn made just one field goal - a Barbara Turner layup - during that span. The Huskies prevented Houston from getting any closer, as they led by at least seven the rest of the game.
UConn center Jessica Moore, starting her first game since tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee, finished with 14 minutes before fouling out with 8:47 remaining in the game. Moore never was in the game for more than five minutes at a time.
"Coach and my trainer said when I do play, it's going to be a few minutes and get out, a few minutes and get out just so I can get comfortable and get back into playing mode," said Moore, who had three points and four rebounds.
Freshman Mel Thomas also had an impressive showing in her debut. The guard, who missed the first exhibition game with a foot injury, played the final 7:41 of the first half and finished with 20 minutes. She finished with five points and two assists.
"I shot really bad, I thought, but I was just trying to go in there and bring some energy; play hard and play some good defense," Thomas said. "There were a few times I wish I did something different, but I don't think I had too many turnovers."
The freshman turned the ball over just once and played a solid game, with her most impressive play coming late in the first half. She stole the ball from Latasha Moore and drove the ball the length of the court for a lay-up on the other end.
Turner at times, however, was visibly hampered with an injury.
Turner was kept out of practice Monday because of a sore ankle and shin in her right leg, and that prevented her from starting Tuesday.
"Barbara didn't practice yesterday because of a complication," Auriemma said. "It's going to be like that, maybe, for Barbara for a little while. She's kind of on a day to day (on) how she feels. I really didn't feel that I could start her not practicing the day before the game."
But Turner showed she is effective coming off the bench. She finished with 16 points and seven rebounds in 21 minutes.
The only player not in the game was highly touted freshman Charde Houston , who Auriemma chose to bench.
"That 3,000-mile trip coming over here, that takes a lot out of you," Auriemma said. "You loose a lot when you fly. She seems to have lost her mind a little bit and we have to help her relocate it."


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A University of Houston civil engineering researcher has received a $2.6 million grant to develop a new type of "smart" cement that could make offshore drilling safer.
Cumaraswamy "Vipu" Vipulanandan is working on developing a material that offshore oil rig operators could use to monitor the health of a well during its construction as well as throughout its operational life.
The non-profit Research Partnership to Secure Energy for America (RPSEA) awarded the three-year grant to Vipulanandan under its contract with the U.S. Department of Energy. Baker Hughes, a Houston-based oilfield services firm, is contributing $500,000 more to the research project.
Vipulanandan wants to create a material that is more "sensitive" than the standard drilling mud and cementing slurry used by operators to construct and form offshore wells. Slurry cement is a mixture of water, cement and fine sand in a certain ratio that is usable to fill gaps and voids and for other repairs.
Offshore oil producers face a variety of extreme factors, from widely varying temperatures to very high pressures to extremely corrosive seawater. The wells also are basically inaccessible; meaning monitoring their overall health is another major challenge.
Vipulanandan is working on adding new materials to the slurry, including nano-scale particles of calcium, silica and iron. Other modifiers include polymers, coupling agents, water-reducing agents, particle fillers and admixtures.
These additions, he said, will turn the drilling mud and cementing slurry into piezomaterials, meaning their electrical properties will change when they encounter mechanical stresses, temperature changes and chemical reactions.
"It's sort of like your skin. When someone touches your skin, you can feel it. You can feel the pressure," he said.
During a well's construction, electrical leads will be placed in the outer casing of the well. As the slurry is poured to form the inner wall of the well, the sensors will be used to monitor how quickly the slurry is hardening, how much of the well has been completed and if the process is going as planned.
"Sometimes there is a crack in the deep rock formation that allows the slurry to escape. Since the company constructing the well cannot monitor this process, it may take a long time to realize there is a problem," Vipulanandan said. "With this new technology, the sensors will show quickly that the slurry level is not rising. That way the builder can halt construction and start working on a solution."
The new cementing mixture also will allow operators to monitor operational wells, since it will retain its piezoresistive nature after the slurry hardens. When the hardened cement encounters a mechanical stress or strain, the technology's sensing and monitoring capabilities will make it easy to detect and locate structural problems, such as a crack in the cemented well.
Vipulanandan's collaborators on the grant include Ramanan Krishanmoorti, chair of UH's department of chemical and biomolecular engineering
About the University of Houston
The University of Houston is a Carnegie-designated Tier One public research university recognized by The Princeton Review as one of the nation's best colleges for undergraduate education. UH serves the globally competitive Houston and Gulf Coast Region by providing world-class faculty, experiential learning and strategic industry partnerships. Located in the nation's fourth-largest city, UH serves more than 39,500 students in the most ethnically and culturally diverse region in the country.


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2. College Football Playoff Act of 2009, H.R. 390. University of Illinois law professor Christine Hurt (an alumna of Texas Tech and U. of Texas), writing on the legal blog the Conglomerate. Her post, reprinted in full:
In reading all the legislation during the 110th and 111th Congress that contain the word "windfall," (everybody needs a hobby) this definitely wins in the surprise category.
The College Football Playoff Act of 2009 was introduced by Joe Barton (TX), and it has been referred to the Committee on Energy and Commerce. Now, before you start to wonder where Congress gets the power to redesign NCAA football, note how the legislation works. "A bill to prohibit, as an unfair and deceptive act or practice, the promotion, marketing, and advertising of any post-season NCAA Division I Football game as a national championship game unless such game is the culmination of a fair and equitable playoff system."
Hmmm. Next we have the MLB change the name of the World Series unless they actually invite other countries to participate.
So, where does windfall fit in here? In the findings, of course:Congress finds that. . . the colleges and universities whose teams participate in the post-season football bowls experience significant financial windfall including increased applications for enrollment, recruiting advantages, increased alumni donations, and increased corporate sponsorship that provides s competitive advantage over universities whose teams are ineligible or statistically at a disadvantage from the BCS bowl competitions because of their conference affiliation.
Well, I'll let you quibble with this silliness, but this legislation, even if it passed (which it won't), wouldn't make the NCAA create a playoff. The BCS championship bowl would just have a different name. And it doesn't matter because Texas Tech isn't ever going to make it to the bowl no matter what the name is. You could call it "Bob" or even the "Texas Tech Red Raider Champions of the World Bowl," and Texas Tech would still never make it all the way. OK, that was an aside.
3. SEC media day. Just follow @edsbs on twitter. Thank me later.
4. ESPN will now let its reporters talk about the Ben Roethlisberger case.
5. Michael Vick, underrated? Brian Burke on the NY Times Fifth Down Blog.
6. The Senator asks: How far can the spread, spread? Good stuff, well worth it.
7. More from the NY Times on the O'Bannon vs. NCAA infringment case:
O'Bannon left U.C.L.A. in 1995. Does the N.C.A.A. have the right to continue to make money off O'Bannon and his teammates without compensation?
"Is that part of what an athlete's grant-in-aid is about?" asked Richard M. Southall, the director of the College Sport Research Institute at the University of North Carolina. "You've left the plantation and now 15 years later you have a wife and children and the plantation still owns you, no matter what."
College merchandise licensing is a $4-billion-a-year industry, and the N.C.A.A. has cornered the market. An N.C.A.A. business partner, Thought Equity Motion, has called the N.C.A.A.'s video content archive "one of the most unique and valuable content collections in the world." . . .
The N.C.A.A. has had a sweetheart deal for years — using players' likenesses, selling jerseys with popular players' numbers and using athletes as uncompensated on-campus entertainment. Of course, athletes and their parents have had their own sweetheart deal, choosing colleges for sports and not for an academic fit.
There is not a lot of sympathy these days for athletes' woes — at any level. The perception is that scholarship athletes and their families receive a pretty good deal. Yes, the hours are long and daily practices make this a rigorous part-time job.
"The general thinking among the public is that, 'It could be a heck of a lot worse — you should be just be thankful for what the school has given you,' " Southall said. If that means eternal rights to your image, then so be it.
And the public does not care.
Just wait. Come September, college football stadiums from Harvard to Southern California will be filled with fans. Fans do not worry about steroids or licensing issues; they just want to be entertained.
O'Bannon's case and the others raise an old but still unanswered question: Who protects the college athlete? In the N.F.L., a players association protects players against owners. In major league baseball and the N.B.A., unions look after the players' interests.
Not so in college.
The N.C.A.A. describes itself as "the organization through which colleges and universities of the nation speak on athletics at the national level." The N.C.A.A. tries to act as mother, father and paternalistic overseer who supposedly knows what's best for the young athlete.
But don't count on it.
Every year, beginning in their freshman season, scholarship athletes are compelled to sign mountains of forms.
How many athletes or parents or guardians read the forms? How many challenge the athletic department? College administrators and coaches pay lip service to "educating the kids," but how many insist that their new recruits know exactly what they are signing?
More to the point, how many recruits — and parents of recruits — have the nerve to tell Duke's Mike Krzyzewski or Tennessee's Pat Summit that, based on a lawyer's advice, they are not signing anything granting a release of their image.
All involved usually are too filled with gratitude and ego to consider reading between the lines.
"Until someone says something, stuff can go on," Southall said. "Nobody wants to be the athlete who's blackballed. Nobody wants to be the test case that's thrown out."
Ed O'Bannon wishes he had raised the question and resisted 15 years ago. Perhaps as a result of his suit, future athletes won't have to.
Again, I think even if the NCAA loses they will just get the players to sign a waiver of their rights as a condition of getting the scholarship.


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Story highlights
- Two new summer thrillers reimagine current affairs through a sci-fi lens
- Marcus Sakey's "Brilliance" explores a world in which kids have supernatural abilities
- Charlie Huston's 'Skinner" is an espionage thriller for the information age
Summer is the perfect time of year to dive into thrillers that will burn away the afternoon and make you forget about your job, the heat or your visiting in-laws.
Two new page-turners out in July fit that description, breaking new ground in the techno-thriller genre, which draws upon themes in science fiction, espionage and action.
Watching 'the social dominoes fall'
Marcus Sakey's "Brilliance" is part science fiction, part high-speed chase with a healthy dose of "Big Brother" paranoia.
Sakey imagines a world very much like our own, except the human species is just a bit more evolved. A tiny percentage of children are born with special gifts. They can tell if you're lying and move unseen in a crowd; a few are smart enough to manipulate the stock market like a Rubik's cube. To the families of these children, they're called "brilliants." To others who fear them, they're "abnorms."
There is no 9/11 in the universe of "Brilliance," but there is still a war on terrorism in which the abnorms are the enemy -- or are they?
Sakey said the idea for the novel came came from his wife's research of childhood development. While some children with neural disorders face tremendous challenges in daily life, others have categorical knowledge of Latin dinosaur names or can find their way home just by looking at a map, he said.
"What if a small group of people have gifts like that only more powerful? What does that do to the rest of us?" Sarkey said. "I started building a whole world out from that idea and watched the social dominoes fall."
After a string of successful crime novels, Sakey said "Brilliance" was a pleasant change of pace. He worried, though, that it was just a matter of time before agents showed up at his door because of all the time he spent on the phone talking hypothetically about blowing up buildings, assassinating politicians and Islamic fundamentalism, he said.
"One of the fun things about writing this book was to parallel quite consciously a lot of the developments that have happened in our world."
Government agents haven't knocked on Sakey's door, yet but the book has grabbed Hollywood's attention. Legendary Pictures, the company behind "The Dark Knight" and "Inception," recently snapped up film rights.
Drawing inspiration from 'current affairs rage'
Equally as fun and inventive is Charlie Huston's "Skinner," an espionage thriller for the information age with echoes of John Le Carre and William Gibson.
Skinner is a former CIA agent who specializes in "asset protection." He's part assassin, part bodyguard, part science experiment, having been raised by psychologist parents in a see-through plastic enclosure under 24-7 observation.
Huston says the idea came to him after reading about scientists who used their children as part of their research and took it to an extreme in which parents raise their kids in a "Skinner box."
Skinner grows up to become a cold, ruthless and detached killer toward enemies and targets. But if you're in trouble, you want him in your corner. Skinner guarantees the safety of those under his protection with a chilling maxim: "The only true way to secure an asset is to ensure that the cost of acquiring it is greater than its value."
In other words, mess with Skinner's friends, and he will make you pay -- dearly. Even Skinner's employers fear him.
Huston says the novel started out as a way channel his frustration with recent current events.
"I had what you might call current affairs rage, this kind of free floating anger directed at the faces of current events, politicians who can't get anything done," he said.
Huston wanted to capture the frenetic pace of the 24-hour global news cycle. He hits the reader with missing nukes, rogue agents, a cyberattack on U.S. infrastructure, plastic guns made on 3D printers and even violent clashes between political protesters and nervous governments.
There's even a global genocide meme.
Through these touches, the story feels very up-to-the-minute and real, which is intentional, Huston said.
"I wanted it to feel like all of this stuff is going on right now. It's so relentless, a real blurring of time sense. Everything seems to be accelerating and happening at a faster and faster rate."
For all of its action and relevance in current affairs, readers will feel rewarded by the novel's hopeful ending.
"It's so easy to see all the problems we have and be overwhelmed by them," Huston said.
"I wanted the weak, the underclass to be empowered, to have an ending that was in some way optimistic because it's so easy to look at the world and be pessimistic.
But as much reality as Huston could bring to his story, he couldn't keep up with everything. An Edward Snowden-type character is exactly what he wanted in the book, he said.
"If the story had broken just a month earlier, I could have gone back to the manuscript and put some references to it in there," he said. "I can live with the fact that I don't have the Turkish protests or the Brazilian protests, but not having Snowden in there is just killing me. Can I change the second edition?"


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Re: Having a great product, but no salesModerator_PaulR Dec 17, 2011 9:18 AM (in response to SheneilG)
When you say you have tried Facebook and the rest, how did you try them?
Something that I would suggest you try is find support forums for the people your product caters to. Starting joining in the discussions and helping people with various problems. Don't go pushing your product though, just have the website in a link in your signature.
Good luck!
Re: Having a great product, but no salesSheneilG Dec 17, 2011 3:40 PM (in response to Moderator_PaulR)
Thank you so much PaulR for responding. To answer your question, I have talked about my business and made videos in reference to my products. I will definitely try the hair forums. Thanks so much!
Re: Having a great product, but no salesLUCKIEST Dec 18, 2011 9:25 AM (in response to SheneilG)
Welcome, Who r u?? Go to Profile and share some info.
A web site is good for your business, so people can find you and also get basic information about you.
Re: Having a great product, but no salesbarbusiness Dec 20, 2011 4:03 PM (in response to SheneilG)
Hi Sheneil,
At the very least I would purchase a domain name that includes the search terms customers type in when looking to buy your product. If you were searching for a product such as what you offer, what exact words would you type into Google?
Having designed and operated many websites, I can tell you that having your domain name match or come close to the exact terms customers search for is key to being found on the first page on Google and Bing.
If your niche is not very competitive, this alone will go a very long way in your website being on the first page.
For instance, you could obtain the domain name hairextensionsforcancerpatients dot com and likely rank high when customers search for that term.
Best wishes with your business,
Re: Having a great product, but no salesSheneilG Dec 22, 2011 7:30 AM (in response to barbusiness)
Thank you everyone for your help. @barbusiness, I love your idea for the domain name! Thanks
Re: Having a great product, but no salesgzammit Dec 25, 2011 3:17 PM (in response to SheneilG)
The most important thisng is that you create a business model where you can get high quality leads so that you can follow up and convert to sales. Think about that, it's the way how businesses improve their sales figures year after year. With just exposure you won't get anywhere!! Let me know if you want to discuss it further!
Re: Having a great product, but no salesSophia_Myles Dec 27, 2011 1:29 AM (in response to SheneilG)
Have you tried Email Marketing yet? Sometimes people may just need a push. Use SNS and forums to find out what are people really looking for, and emails to TELL them where to get it.
Re: Having a great product, but no salesSheneilG Jan 11, 2012 4:23 PM (in response to Sophia_Myles)
I thought about e mail marketing, but I didnt understand where I would get the email addresses from.
Re: Having a great product, but no salesSophia_Myles Jan 11, 2012 8:25 PM (in response to SheneilG)
Give some useful content away for free (health recipes for preventing hair loss, fitness instructions, etc. such kind of thing) in exchange of people's email adresses. You can put the download link in your FB, Twitter to attract more people.
Re: Having a great product, but no salessallya Dec 27, 2011 1:43 AM (in response to SheneilG)
If no visitor on your website, you still do more SEO to improve it ,through blog ,forum ,and other social media .
Re: Having a great product, but no salesGavin Dec 27, 2011 3:25 AM (in response to SheneilG)
i wonder the scale of your hair systems, if you could, you can make a detailed market research to identify the aimed buyers and exact sales region, and expend business on search engine through advertisements, SEM.
Also you can make full use of the other countrys' native forums and b2b platforms.
You'd better set a brand of your hairs and wigs.
according to your products, I think more pressure and more polluted regions have more aimed buyers or potential customers, such as developing countries and disphoric cities.
because the people lives in there have more chances to get alopecia.
Wish you success
Re: Having a great product, but no salesmyDealCompass Dec 27, 2011 3:26 PM (in response to SheneilG)
One method that we have used to raise awareness of what we are doing is to author articles about a particular problem. Sites like EzineArtciles.com enable you to submit original articles and you can have a link back to your site in the "author information" box. You could also reach out to a variety of speciality blogs and ask them to do a review of your product. Is this an original product unique to you or are you reselling for a manufacturer? Depending on your exact situation there are a lot of methods to raise awareness of what you are doing. I would have thought that reaching out to organizations that are focused on treating/managing one of the specific diseases would be happy to promote your product if it creates value for their community.
Re: Having a great product, but no salesseoservicepro Dec 29, 2011 10:34 AM (in response to myDealCompass)
By the way, Hi MyDealCompass. Good to see you here. Great advice.
Re: Having a great product, but no salesmyDealCompass Dec 29, 2011 11:15 AM (in response to seoservicepro)
Thanks seoservicepro! Glad to be here and help when and where possible!
Re: Having a great product, but no salesseoservicepro Dec 29, 2011 4:10 PM (in response to SheneilG)
There was an answer to the question here, but I guess since I offered a free consultation and my phone number, the moderator removed it. Could have left the helpful post and removed the phone number, but oh well.
Re: Having a great product, but no salesHudacko Enterprises Jan 10, 2012 3:45 PM (in response to SheneilG)
How about reaching out to cancer care facilities within your county or state by sending several note cards with inspirational messages and include a coupon for a discount on one or several of your products. And, of course, include your website site name on the card and coupon.
You might also try reaching out to Senior Centers, Wounded Warriors facilities, etc.
Good Luck and Good Selling!
Re: Having a great product, but no salesModerator_JoleK Jan 11, 2012 9:30 AM (in response to Hudacko Enterprises)
I really like your ideas Tom! All of these community member's brainstorming ideas are great! Are you finding inspiration here, Sheneil? Let us know! Post an update soon!
Re: Having a great product, but no salesSheneilG Jan 11, 2012 4:30 PM (in response to Moderator_JoleK)
I am so grateful to everyone who has commented! You guys have given me so much encouragement and knowledge! I'm excited to put each of these ideas to work.
Re: Having a great product, but no salesMichal Bily Mar 6, 2012 5:38 AM (in response to SheneilG)
Hi. Who is moderator here? And why is my post deleted? I spent 30 minutes writting this post to share some info and you are deleting this? Can I get at least an explanation? Thank you.
Re: Having a great product, but no salesMichal Bily Mar 6, 2012 5:56 AM (in response to SheneilG)
I was trying to help you with sharing my personal experiences, because I am running my own webstore and trying to gain some online customers as well.
But my post has been deleted, dont know the reason, there is no explanation. I am not marketing company, I am doing business in fashion, all I wanted was to share experiences. What is this forum about if your advices are being deleted? Anyway, wish you good luck.
Re: Having a great product, but no salesdrivetraffic Mar 8, 2012 7:29 PM (in response to SheneilG)
Hi Sheneil,
Your product sounds great and I agree with a lot of the feedback you've been getting. One thing many small business owners don't realize is that they go online and think their website can reach a national market without an internet marketing strategy. It takes a lot to reach a national market, usually a lot of seo work, that many small business owners don't have the budget for. I suggest focusing on reaching more of your local market.
You first need your website analyzed to see if your on-site seo has been optimized. I offer this to companies for free so they can see where their website stands. What happens with a lot of social media strategies is that business owners think they're marketing, but they're actually spamming people so no one is paying attention to their messages.
Good luck!
Re: Having a great product, but no salesmsfuster Mar 12, 2012 8:18 PM (in response to SheneilG)
I would take a step back and make sure you are positioining yourself correctly in your market place. Sometimes the biggest reason people don't drive traffic to their website or make the sales, is because their message is lacking. Once, you define your message you can position yourself in front of the correct target market. The next step would be in finding your true voice amongst your audience to make social media work for you.
Maria Fuster
Hi everyone, I have tried Facebook, Twitter, linkedin,and even YouTube and no luck with online sales. I sell hair systems for people dealing with hair loss,like cancer patients or people who have a form of alopecia, and I also sell other various types of hair extensions and wigs. Here is the thing, my local clients love my products, however the website is bringing in a bunch of Nothing... What can I possibly do in order to increase traffic and revenue? Please help because I truly believe in my products and love helping others feel "whole" again.