Laubach
Literacy International Papers, Books, and Audio Tapes
Frank
C. Laubach and New Readers Press
The
Adult Education History Project
Based
on Information in the Syracuse University Library Archives
Translated
for the WWW by Roger Hiemstra
Frank
C. Laubach
"Frank C. Laubach was a missionary,
an educator, a literacy
pioneer
and a prolific writer. In addition to instructional
materials
his books covered a variety of interests - the countries
in
which he worked, prayer and spiritual life,
challenges
to world literacy and the provision of international
technical
assistance. They also reflect a vision of the world -
what
it is and what it could become through the commitment of
caring
people." 1
Dr. Laubach's "each one teach one"
philosophy was an
outgrowth
of an experience in the Philippines, where native
volunteers
taught others to read. During World War II he helped
found
Lit-Lit, the Committee on World Literacy and Christian
Literature
(now Intermedia) of the National Council of Churches. In
1951,
to facilitate cooperation with government and secular
organizations,
Dr. Laubach started World Literacy, Inc. (now World
Education).
Following his retirement in 1954, Dr. Laubach founded
Laubach
Literacy International.
Dr. Laubach recognized literacy as a
"first step toward
ending
the suffering and exploitation of the world's disadvantaged.
Dr.
Laubach and his associates have developed literacy materials in
103
countries and 312 languages." 2 On
the 100th anniversary of
his
birth the United States Postal Service honored Dr. Laubach with
the
issue of a commemorative stamp in the Great Americans series.
1.
Frank C. Laubach. Laubach Literacy International, Syracuse,
New York. [brochure]
2.
Ibid.
Laubach Literacy International
Laubach
Literacy International (LLI) was founded in 1955 by Dr.
Frank
C. Laubach to help address the world-wide problem of
illiteracy.
Dr. Laubach believed that literacy is the "first step
toward
ending the suffering and exploitation of the world's
disadvantaged
people." The mission of Laubach Literacy
International
as stated in the 1989 annual report is "to enable
illiterate
adults and older youths to acquire the listening,
speaking,
reading, writing and mathematics skills they need to
solve
the problems they encounter in daily life; to take full
advantage
of opportunities in their environment; and to fully
participate
in the transformation of their society." LLI carries
out
its literacy mission both in the United States, through the
National
Affiliation for Literacy Advance (NALA 1968-1982, now
Laubach
Literacy Action), and in foreign countries, through the
International
Programs.
National
Affiliation for Literacy Advance (NALA) was founded in
1968
to extend the work begun by Dr. Frank Laubach within the
United
States and Canada. NALA filled several roles including:
1. Serving as a channel of
communication for individuals
within the field of literacy
education.
2. Offering workshops to train both
professional and
volunteer tutors to:
a) Teach reading and writing skills
to native speakers of
English (NSE).
b) Teach English conversation,
reading and writing skills
to uneducated speakers of other
languages.
c) Write high interest simplified
reading materials for
both youths and adults.
3. Aiding in the development and
acquisition of material
required to fill specific local
needs.
4. Providing guidance on establishing
literacy programs in
areas of administration, finance and
recruitment of
students and tutors.
New
Readers Press (NRP), the publishing division of LLI, assists in
the
development of materials used by NALA in the teaching of new
readers. NRP is responsible for Be Informed, Laubach
Way to
English,
and New Streamlined English, series used in the
instruction
of those wishing to become literate. New For You is a
newspaper
published for new readers containing easy to read
articles
on news of the day. Other publications geared toward new
readers
include a wide range of practical and interesting
information.
The
International Program of Laubach Literacy International was an
outgrowth
of the work carried out by Dr. Frank Laubach between 1937
and
1954. During that period he gave technical assistance in
establishing
literacy programs throughout the world. With the
founding
of LLI in 1955, a channel was made available for promoting
the
opportunity for literacy throughout the world.
"Laubach
Literacy International's commitment to the advancement of
literacy
presupposes a belief in the power of the word- spoken,
heard,
written and read" (1986 Annual Report). The International
Program
stresses four areas in the carrying out of their mission:
1. Materials Development: Literacy
primers to be used by
volunteer tutors are written, field
tested, published and
distributed. Follow-up readers are
published for use by
new readers.
2. Training: Training workshops are
made available to
volunteer and professional literacy
writers, tutors and
program organizers. Emphasis is
placed on recruiting,
training, and supporting tutors from
the indigenous
population.
3. Technical Assistance: Once a program
is established LLI
provides consulting services in the
areas of program
organization, administration, promotion, and evaluation.
4. Financial Assistance: The cost of
"each one teach one"
programs is shared by the host
country and LLI. The host
supplies volunteers, facilities for
teaching and storage
of materials, paid personnel and
monetary gifts. LLI
provides funds to subsidize
publications and to support
full-time program organizers,
writers and tutor trainers.
If
there is a pre-existing literacy organization LLI will not
create
a new organization requiring financial support. Through the
years
the "each one teach one" method of teaching reading has been
used
in 103 countries and in over 300 languages.
The
Laubach Collection - Arrangement
The
material processed in 1989 is an addition to the Laubach
Collection:
Consisting of The Personal Papers of Frank C. Laubach
and
the Organizational Documents of Laubach Literacy International.
The
material is primarily files of individuals who served in
various
capacities within Laubach Literacy International as well as
files
of the administrative divisions of LLI. Each individual or
administrative
division is treated as a sub-unit within the Laubach
Collection.
Sub-unit
headings are:
General Files
Robert F. Caswell
Priscilla Gipson
Koinonia
Effa S. Laubach
Frank C. Laubach
Robert S. Laubach
National Affiliation for Literacy
Advance (NALA)
New Readers Press
Newsletters
Edward H. Pitts
Primers
Trustees, Board of
*** There is much overlapping of material among
the sub-units and
pertinent information on a subject may be
found in more than
one category.
The
collection also includes photographs, various audio-visual
resources,
material from various scrap books, two reading machines
and
a "tin trunk" library.
General
Files: Material relating to various aspects of LLI
including:
Programs, International; David E. Mason; Financial;
Minnie
Schultz's manuscript describing the origin of "each one
teach
one"; Margaret Strawbridge's files on World Literacy and
Christian
Literature; and files donated by Linda and Harold McNeal,
including
correspondence with Norman Friberg and Dr. Frank C.
Laubach
(1965-1969), containing information on literacy and related
programs.
Robert
F. Caswell: As administrator of International Programs for
Laubach
Literacy International, Robert Caswell's files contain
primarily
correspondence, information files, and reports related to
International
Programs. The material is primarily in English,
however
files relating to Mexico and Colombia include material in
Spanish
and files on Brazil include material in Portuguese.
Alphabetically
arranged, the inclusive dates of Caswell's files are
1970-1979.
Correspondence: Documents the development of the foreign
literacy programs and the difficulties
encountered
establishing programs in other
countries.
General files: Information on such
topics as committees,
conferences, NALA, newsletters, and
grant proposals.
General Files - Information Files:
General information on
continents and countries of the world.
Names for countries
are the recognized names prior to 1980.
Programs International - Information
Files: Information on
LLI programs overseas. Programs
included are:
Afghanistan
Colombia
East Pakistan
India, Bengal and Kathicappally
Kenya
Mexico - ALMAC
Panama
Ramallah on the west bank of
the Jordan River
(found under both Israel and
Jordan)
Reports: Included are both annual
reports of the above
international programs and reports from
Laubach-assisted
programs in Brazil, Ecuador and South
Africa.
Priscilla
Gipson: Priscilla Gipson served as Executive Director of
the
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance (NALA). Her files
cover
the activities of NALA, the branch of LLI responsible for
literacy
programs in the United States. Much of the material deals
with
the training of tutors in the teaching of English as either
the
primary language or as a secondary language to speakers of
other
languages. Also included is information on organizing school
tutors,
outlining workshop organization, and LWE/ESOL training, in
addition
to student interviews and tutor questionnaires from 1970.
The
inclusive dates of the material are 1966-1983, the bulk dates
1971-1977.
Koinonia:
Financial reports, the December 1959 issue of Koinonia
Magazine,
and information on the Board of Trustees.
Effa
S. Laubach: Notices printed upon her death in 1973.
Frank
C. Laubach: Information relating to Dr. Laubach, including
biographical
material, bibliographies, correspondence, including
copies
of letters exchanged with President Dwight David Eisenhower
(1953-1964),
obituaries (1970), and writings, including a draft of
"Thirty
Years With the Silent Billion," "The Story of Jesus," and
several
pieces on phonetic spelling. Inclusive dates are 1943-1971,
bulk
dates 1960-1970.
Additional
information on Dr. and Mrs. (Effa) Frank C. Laubach and
Laubach
Literacy International may be found by consulting the
finding
aid to the original receipt, "The Laubach Collection:
Consisting
of the Personal Papers of Frank C. Laubach and the
Organizational
Documents of Laubach Literacy, Inc." compiled by
Deborah
R. Chmaj and Menbere Wolde. (Syracuse University Libraries,
Syracuse,
New York, 1974).
Robert
S. Laubach: Correspondence and Literacy Journalism Papers
comprise
the bulk of the Robert Laubach files.
Correspondence, both incoming and
outgoing, which is not
filed under an individual's name is
filed chronologically by
date. Correspondence, both incoming and
outgoing, which is
filed under an individual or
organization name is arranged
alphabetically. Memos are filed
chronologically.
Correspondence refers to committee
business and the Frank C.
Laubach Memorial Fund, and includes
requests to various
charitable organizations and
foundations regarding funding,
letters to Reader's Digest (1976-1977),
and exchanges with
members of the Board of Trustees.
Literacy Journalism Papers constitute
seven boxes (3.5
linear ft.) of material. The papers are
from courses in
literacy journalism taught by Dr.
Robert Laubach in the
School of Journalism at Syracuse
University, Syracuse, New
York (1951-1981). Arranged
alphabetically by author, paper
topics cover literacy issues in foreign
countries (Asia,
Africa and South America); literacy and
illiteracy in the
United States; Laubach Literacy in the
United States; and
writing for new readers, and for
religious magazines.
Included under Literacy Journalism
Papers are student book
reports, literacy bibliographies, and a
list of periodicals
in the field of literacy.
National
Affiliation for Literacy Advance (NALA): NALA was the
organ
Laubach Literacy used "to promote and coordinate volunteer
adult
literacy programs throughout the United States and Canada"
(from
"NALA The National Affiliation for Literacy Advance 1978-
1979"
brochure). In 1982 the name was changed to Laubach Literacy
Action.
The material contained in these files relates to the
activities
involved in support of the teaching of illiterates.
Files
relating to NALA include the following:
Committees - alphabetical arrangement by
committee name.
Correspondence
Council Bulletins (from many states)
Metro Projects
Newsletters - local literacy projects
Regions - correspondence and information
relating to the
geographical regions covered by NALA. The
filing order is
alphabetical.
NALA
files also appear in other sub-units of the collection.
New
Readers Press: New Readers Press (NRP) is the publishing
division
of Laubach Literacy International. "NRP produces teaching
and
tutor-training materials incorporating volunteer field
experience"
(from "Laubach Literacy Action" brochure). Material in
the
collection includes:
Catalogs
Be Informed Series covers subjects such
as establishing
credit, buying a car or house, and
preparing for marriage.
New Streamlined English, and English the
New Way are series
explaining how to teach reading using the
Laubach Method.
Other
publications geared for the new reader cover topics such as
alcohol,
drugs, first aid, health, historical figures such as
Martin
Luther King, and how to use the telephone.
Individual
publications are listed first in alphabetical order,
followed
by various series filed alphabetically under series title,
then
by individual title within each series.
Newsletters:
Newsletters from various international literacy
programs,
arranged alphabetically by title. Included are:
Adult Literacy News Bulletin (India,
Burma, Ceylon 1949-1956)
Epistle to the Koinonians (1957-1976)
Lit-Lit (1957-1966)
World Literacy and Christian Literature
(1947-1956)
Edward
H. Pitts: Edward Pitts served as Managing Director of LLI.
His
files contain the following:
Correspondence: General correspondence is
filed
chronologically by date; some individual
and organization
correspondence is filed alphabetically by
last name of
individual or organization title.
Financial: Records dealing with budget
development.
Goals
and Objectives: Filed alphabetically under names of
individuals.
Programs International
Trustees, Board of
Primers:
English and foreign language, in 4 boxes (2 linear ft.).
Primers
in English include the following series:
American Red Cross/Foundation for
World Literacy
Department of Interior. Bureau of
Indian Affairs.
Branch of Education
English Simplified
Intermountain Indian School
Titles
are filed alphabetically within each series. Foreign
language
primers include Arabic, Spanish, and Swahili arranged in
alphabetical
order within langauge. Thirty-two (32) primers in Urdu
are
also included.
Trustees,
Board of: Material on the Board of Trustees relates
primarily
to meetings held during 1960 through 1972 and 1977
through
1979. There is also some information on individual
trustees:
Thomas Carruth, Freeda H. Jones, May McMillan, and Ethel
Scholfield.
Information on meetings is arranged chronologically and
all
other material alphabetically.
*Memorabilia:
Boxes 425-429 contain material which pertains to
various
sub-units as well as a few items which do not relate to any
particular
sub-unit. This material has been placed in larger, but
not
oversized, containers, and has been selectively cross-
referenced.
Photographs:
The photographs in the collection fall into two
primary
categories: people and places. People include Frank C.
Laubach,
Robert S. Laubach, Laubach personnel, and members of the
Board
of Trustees; places include continents and countries
associated
with Laubach Literacy International. The arrangement of
the
photographs is alphabetical with individuals before
geographical
divisions.
Audio-Visual
Material: Audio-visual resources include: audio tapes,
slide-tape
programs, video tapes, filmstrips, slides, and motion
pictures
(films). The material is arranged chronologically within
each
medium if a date is available. Titles are used when supplied,
however
the collection includes items which have no information
about
date or content.
SELECTED INDEX TO
CORRESPONDENCE
Frank
C. Laubach Nobel Peace Prize Nomination File (Box 369)
Brown, Edmund G. Mink, Patsy T.
6 Oct. 1965 22 Sep. 1965
Buck, Pearl Morse, Wayne
11 Jan. 1965 28 June 1965
Cousins, Norman Pauling, Linus
4 Nov. 1965 5 Jan. 1965
Kennedy, Bishop Gerald Schriver, Sargent
30 Sep. 1965 13 Jan. 1965
Malik, Charles Thomas, Lowell
27 Dec. 1967 27 Sep. 1965
Marcos, Ferdinand E. Thomas, Norman
5 Dec. 1965 22 Sep. 1965
Frank
C. Laubach Birthdays File (Box 368)
Humphrey, Hubert H.
8 Feb. 1965
Rockefeller, Nelson
26 July 1969
Romney, George
n.d.
Frank
C. Laubach Correspondence 1953-1969 (Box 368)
Bowles, Chester
11 Aug. 1955
21 Mar. 1961
5 May 1961
30 Jan. 1962
Dulles, John Foster
20 May 1953
12 July 1955
Graham, Billy
5 Jan. 1955
Hagerty, James
13 Apr. 1956
Hays, Brooks
28 Apr. 1956
Humphrey, Hubert H.
5 Aug. 1958
16 Feb. 1960
3 Mar. 1960
25 Apr. 1962
9 Feb. 1965
31 Aug. 1966
16 Mar. 1967
27 Mar. 1968
4 Oct. 1968
SELECTED
INDEX TO CORRESPONDENCE
Frank
C. Laubach Correspondence 1953-1969 (Box 368) (continued)
Johnson, Lyndon
13 Nov. 1964
Kefauver, Estes
25 Jan. 1955
12 Sep. 1961
Kennedy, Robert F.
21 Oct. 1966
Kennedy, John F.
30 July 1962
9 Apr. 1963
Kuhlman, Kathryn
8 Dec. 1957
Lombardi, Tarky Jr.
30 Dec. 1969
Murrow, Edward R.
5 Sep. 1958
23 Mar. 1959
27 Feb. 1961
Nixon, Pat
20 Oct. 1969
Peale, Norman Vincent
21 June 1955
Peale, Ruth S.
12 Nov. 1962
Reedy, George E.
9 June 1962
Rockefeller, Nelson A.
10 Feb. 1955
31 Oct. 1962
Roosevelt, Eleanor
6 June 1954
Roosevelt, James
7 Feb. 1955
Schriver, Sargent
19 May 1964
Sockman, Ralph W.
9 Mar. 1962
Sorensen, T. C.
14 Jan. 1955
Stassen, Harold
13 June 1955
29 Apr. 1957
Tolley, William
20 Mar. 1961
20 Mar. 1962
Truman, Harry S.
30 July 1955
Van
Dusen, Henry P.
12 June 1956
20 May 1957
SELECTED INDEX TO CORRESPONDENCE
Robert
S. Laubach Correspondence (Boxes 372, 373, 376, 377)
Blair, Frank
30 Mar. 1971
Cousins, Norman
7 Sep. 1976
Furness, Betty
12 Jan. 1976
Luce, Henry
19 Sep. 1971
Peale, Norman Vincent
11 Feb. 1971
25 Feb. 1971
9 Mar. 1971
7 May 1971
19 May 1971
30 Sep. 1971
Thomas, Lowell
8 Feb. 1971
6 Mar. 1976
Memorial
Fund Correspondence (Box 379)
Roberts, Oral
4 Feb. 1971
Thomas, Lowell
9 Dec. 1970
ACRONYMS USED IN THE LAUBACH
COLLECTION
ABE
- Adult Basic Education
ACVFA
- Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid
AID
- Agency for International Development
ALFALIT
- Alfabetizaction Literatura
ALMAC
- Alphabet Laubach Mexicana A.C.
ALOR
- Adult Literacy Organization of Rhodesia
BILCA
- Biblioteca interamercana de lectura complementaria para
adultos
CFO
- Camp Farthest Out
DEMIDAL
- Departamento Missionario de Alfabetizacao
EOTO
- Each One Teach One
EDP
- Electronic Data Processing
ESOL
- English to Speakers of Other Languages
ESL
- English as a Second Language
EVP
- Executive Vice President
FAL
- Funda de Alphabetizacau Laubach
Fundacion Alfabetizadora Laubach
IAM
- International Afghan Mission
IEY
- International Education Year
IMPACT
- Instruction and Management Practices to Aid Classroom
Teaching
IPPF
- International Planned Parenthood Federation
IR
(IRs) - International Representative(s)
JAALP
- Jerusalem Area Arabic Literacy Program
LCW
- Lutheran Church Women
LITINT
- Literacy International
ACRONYMS
USED IN THE LAUBACH COLLECTION (continued)
LIT-LIT
- Committee on World Literacy and Christian Literature
LLET
- Laubach Literacy Educational Trust
LLI
- Laubach Literacy International
LOVE
- Lots of Volunteer Action
LVA
- Literacy Volunteers of America
LWE
- Laubach Way to English
MAF
- Mission Aviation Fellowship
MARC
- Missions Advanced Research and Communications Center
NALA
- National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
NCVA
- National Center for Voluntary Action
NES
- New English Streamlined
NSE
- New Streamlined English
NFY
- News for You (newspaper) or News for You (department)
NOOR
- National Organization for Ophthalmic Rehabilitation
NRP
- New Readers Press
NSE
- Native Speakers of English
New Streamlined English (teaching
series)
OAS
- Organization of American States
OEF
- Overseas Education Fund of the League of Women Voters
OpUpSA
- Operation Upgrade of South Africa
PES
- Public Education Services
PIP
- Public Information and Promotion
PLAL
- Programa Laubach para America Latina
PSA
- Public Service Announcement
R2R
- Right to Read
RTR
ACRONYMS
USED IN THE LAUBACH COLLECTION (continued)
SU
- Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York
TAICH
- Technical Assistance Information Clearing House
TESL
- Teaching English as a Second Language
TESOL
- Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
UNESCO
- United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural
Organization
UNICEF
- United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund
(International Children's Fund)
VISTA
- Volunteer Information Service to America
VITA
- Volunteers for International Technical Assistance
LAUBACH COLLECTION
Box
329
General Files
1. Brochures. Laubach Literacy
Inc., World
Literacy Evangelism Inc.
2. Financial. Audit Reports.
1957-1963.
3. Goals and Objectives. 1968-1970.
4. Hunger, Hope, Action. Nov. 9-10,
1974.
5. Laubach Literacy Fund. n.d.
6. Laubach Literacy Inc. Long Range Plans. 1967.
7. Laubach Literacy Inc. Southern California.
1965-1966.
8. Literacy. West Pakistan.
1969-1970.
9. Mason, David E. Biographical. 1973.
10. Mason, David E. Correspondence. Idea Sheets. 1965.
11. Mason, David E. Meetings. Wingspread
Conference. April 25-26,
1966.
12. Misc. 1956-1967.
13. New Streamlined English (NSE).
Guide
Introduction. n.d.
14. NSE. Prospectus. Word List.
Achievement Tests.
1970-1971.
15. NSE. Test Manual. Language and
Reading Skills
Presentation. 1970-1971.
16. Newsletters. Laubach Literacy.
1958-1977.
17. Personnel. Loveland. 1971-1972.
18. Planning (chart). 1971.
19. Programs International.
Colombia. 1965-1966.
20. Programs International.
Guatemala. 1963-1965.
21. Programs International. Mexico.
1966-1967.
22. Programs International. Nigeria.
1964.
23. Programs International. Ramallah
(Jordan).
1962-1967.
24. Projects. 1965-1966.
25. Proposals 1968-1969. Budget Data
Oct. 1969.
Contract 1970-1971.
26. Reports. Literacy. 1960-1967.
Box
330
General Files (continued)
1. Adult Literacy Conference
(students). 1983.
Clark Foundation see: Financial.
Grant Proposals.
Edna McConnell Clark. (Box
330)
2. Eberle, Anne and Sandra
Robinson. "Illiteracy: the
Learner's
Experience." 1980.
3. Financial. Grant Proposals. Edna
McConnell Clark.
1975.
4. Financial. Grant Proposals. Edna
McConnell Clark.
Jacksonville, Florida.
1970-1977.
5. Hopkins, Maria. Teaching Helps
and Reviews. Foreign
born. 1968.
6. India, Karthicappally. Silver
anniversary.
(English, Malayalam) 1983.
Box
330 (continued)
General Files (continued)
7. Johnson, Beth. "Vocational
Opportunities in the
Literacy Field."
1977.
8. Journalism Internship. Rachel
M.L. San Miguel.
1977?
9. Koshy, T.E. "Role of
Literacy in the Advancement of
Developing
Countries." n.d.
10. Liberia. Postage stamps and
literacy. 1950.
11. Literacy Directory. Onondaga
County. Nov. 1984.
12. Magsanoc, Maria. "An
Organization Image Profile of
Laubach Literacy, Inc. in
the Syracuse
Community." (Literacy
Journalism Paper) 1973.
13. Management by Objectives
Program. 1981.
McNeal, Linda and Harold
14. Correspondence, Minutes.
1961-1972.
15. Friberg, Norman.
Afghanistan. c.1967.
16. Laubach, Frank C.
Correspondence,
publicity material.
1965-1969.
Box
331
General Files (continued)
McNeal, Linda and Harold
(continued)
1. Literacy Information.
Founder's Kit -
1962. Education
bulletins. 1967-
1968.
2. New Readers, English the
New Way. c.1968?
3. Teaching English As a
Second Language. n.d.
4. West Suburban Literacy
Council, Wayland,
Massachusetts.
Membership lists. 1967-
1971.
5. National Ad. Campaign
(Literacy). 1984.
6. Organization Chart. July 1985.
7. "Outline of a Plan For a
Three Year Literacy-
Literature Program in a
Particular Language
Area." 1969?
8. Piepgrass, Marcia Rae Nichols.
"A Study of the
Feasibility of a Magazine
for the National
Affiliation for Literacy
Advance." (thesis)
1974.
9. Reading Achievement Program.
1975.
10. Schoephoerster, Dr. Hugh,
Minnesota State
Department of Education.
Speech on
Illiteracy. late 1970s?
11. Schools Tutorial Project.
(formerly Reading
Achievement Program)
1975-1977.
12. Schultz, Minnie. "Where
Each One Teach One Began"
(1933-1939). Manuscript.
n.d.
13. Strawbridge, Margaret. World
Literacy and Christian
Literature. Brochures.
c.1956-1958.
14. Strawbridge, Margaret. World
Literacy and Christian
Literature.
Correspondence, misc. 1947-1955.
Box
331
General Files (continued)
15. Wilson Library Bulletin.
Literacy issue including
article by Richard Cortright on the Laubach
Method. Sept. 1975.
Box
332
Caswell, Robert F.
General Files
1. Achievement Reports.
1971-1974.
2. Adult Basic Education (ABE).
1978-1979.
3. Afghanistan. National Organization for
Opthalmic
Rehabilitation (NOOR). 1973.
4. Agency for International
Development (AID).
1968-1969.
5. AID. 1970-1974
6. AID. Press releases.
1972-1973.
7. AID Guide lines. 1972.
8. American Council of
Volunteer Agencies for
Foreign Services. 1968,
1971.
9. American Institute for
Foreign Trade. 1968.
10. Bibliographies. 1971-1973.
11. Bibliographies. Latin
America. Biblioteca
interamericana de
lectura complementaria
para adultos (BILCA).
1973.
12. Bilingual Education.
1968-1974.
13. Bilingual Education. 1975.
14. Brazil. Mobral. 1974-1976.
15. California Literacy. 1975.
16. California Literacy.
Quarterly Reports.
1971-1974.
17. Catholic Action League.
1975.
18. Center for Concern.
1971-1974.
19. Committee Reports. 1975.
Box
333
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
General Files (continued)
Correspondence
1. Africa. Hoyt, Elizabeth. 1970-1973.
2. Afro-Lit. 1968-1972.
3. Borei, Swen.
1973-1974.
4. Christian Service
Corps. 1968-1973
5. Clark, Edna McConnell
Foundation. 1975.
see also:
Financial. Edna McConnell
Clark
Foundation. 1973. (Box 336)
6. Collins, Lee (Mrs. J.
Foster). 1975.
7. Foreign Exchange
Rates. 1972.
8-13. Foreign Language
Requests. 1968-1976.
(6 folders)
14. Gipson, Priscilla.
1974-1976.
15. Hanson, Marilyn. 1975.
Box
334
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
General Files (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1. Information Retrieval.
1972-1973.
2. Intercambio 66.
1975-1978.
3. Jakes, Cynthia. 1971-1974.
4. Jones, Freeda. 1975.
5. KGEI (radio station).
1971.
6. Languages. Arabic.
7. Laubach. Frank C.
India, Rasalpura.
1965
8. Laubach, Robert S.
1975-1976.
9. Lebedun, Jean. 1976.
10. Literacy Task Force.
1968-1971.
11. McMillan, May.
1972-1974.
12. Mason, David. Africa
Trip. 1968.
13. Mason, David.
Afro-Lit. 1968.
14. Mason, David. Brazil.
1967-1970.
15. Mason, David.
Operations Crossroads
(South Africa)
1966.
16. Mason, David/Johannes, Phyllis. 1965-
1968.
17. Michigan Literacy.
1973-1974.
18. Mohr, Sidney &
Louise. 1970-1971.
19. Morris, Fred.
1970-1974.
20. Nace, Morton.
1972-1976.
21-23. National Affiliation
for Literacy Advance
(NALA).
1973-1974. (3 folders)
24. NALA. Directory. 1974.
25. NALA. Gipson,
Priscilla. 1973-1974.
Box
335
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
General Files (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1. NALA. Metro Expansion.
1973.
2. NALA. Metro Expansion.
1974.
3. NALA. Reports.
1972-1974.
4-5. NALA. Rourke, Robert.
1975. (2 folders)
6. National Center for
Voluntary Action.
(NCVA). 1973.
7. New Streamlined
English. 1973-1975.
8. Newland, Phyllis.
1973-1976.
9. Organization of
American States (OAS).
Shepard,
Marietta Daniels. 1970-
1973.
10. Overseas Education Fund (OEF).
Newsletter.
Intercambio. 1970-1974.
11. Personnel. Hostetler,
David. 1970-1972.
12-13. Pitts, Edward H.
1968-1976.
(2 folders)
Box
335 continued)
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
General Files (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
14. Pitts, Edward H.
Assistantships. 1969-
1972.
15. Policy. 1968-1971.
16. Primers. Spanish.
1974.
17. Public Information and
Promotion (PIP).
1965.
18. Ross, Emily. 1976.
19. Schunk, Jack.
1967-1969.
20. Shami, Jamil/Mason,
David. 1967-1970.
21. Shearer, Mrs. L. R.
1968-1969.
22. Shumate, Hazel. 1968.
23. Spanish Catholic
Center. 1974.
24. Story of Jesus. 1970-1975.
25. Student Evaluation
Forms. 1974.
26. UNESCO Prize.
1971-1973.
27. Wilson, J. Christy
Jr./Mason, David.
1967-1968.
Box
336
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
General Files (continued)
1. Editorial Committee. 1973.
2. Editorial Committee. 1975.
3. Educational T.V. 1973.
4. ESOL/TESOL. 1975.
5. Financial. Edna McConnell Clark
Foundation.
1973.
6. Financial. Grant Proposals.
1970-1974.
7. Financial. Grant Proposals.
1975.
8. Financial. Grant Proposals.
Guidelines. 1975.
9. Financial. Grant Proposals.
Lilly Endowment. 1973.
10. Games/Stimulation. Film
catalogs. n.d.
11. Goals and Objectives.
1975-1976.
12. Gordon, Sol. Birth Control in South America.
1972.
13. Hunger. c.1973.
Information Files
14-15. 1968-1970. (2 folders)
16. Afghanistan. 1967.
17. Afghanistan.
1972-1973.
18. Africa.
19. Argentina.
20. Asia.
21. Australia/New Zealand.
22. Bolivia.
23. Botswana.
Box
337
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
General Files (continued)
Information Files (continued)
1. Brazil.
2. British Guiana.
3. Canada.
4. Central and Latin
America.
5. Central and Latin
America.
6. Chile.
7. China.
8-9. Colombia. (2 folders)
10. Colombia. 1974,
1977-1978.
11. Colombia. Newsletters.
1968-1970.
12. Colombia. Newsletters.
Colombia Today.
1967-1976.
13. Congo Republic.
14. Costa Rica.
15. Cuba.
16. Dominican Republic.
17. Dahomey.
Box
338
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
General Files (continued)
Information Files (continued)
1. East Pakistan.
2. Ecuador.
3. Egypt (United Arab
Republic).
4. El Salvador.
5. Ethiopia.
6. Europe.
7. Ghana.
8. Guatemala.
9. Guinea.
10. Haiti.
11. Honduras.
12. Indonesia.
13. Iran.
14. Israel.
15. Ivory Coast.
16. Jamaica.
17. Japan.
18. Jordan.
19. Kenya.
20. Korea.
21. Liberia.
22. Malawi.
23. Mexico.
24. Mexico. Newsletters.
Mexico Newsletter.
1973-1975.
25. Nepal.
26. Nicaragua.
Box
338 (continued)
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
General Files (continued)
Information Files (continued)
27. Niger.
28. Nigeria.
29. Panama.
Box
339
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
General Files (continued)
Information Files (continued)
1. Paraguay.
2. Peru.
3. Philippines.
4. Puerto Rico.
5. Rhodesia.
6. Scripts, Slide Shows,
Talks. 1970-1973.
7. South Africa.
8. South Vietnam.
9. Tanzania.
10. Thailand.
11. Tunisia.
12. Upper Volta.
13. Venezuela.
14. Virgin Islands.
15. West Indies.
16. Zambia.
17. Intercom. 1968.
18. Inter-Institutional Meeting.
Toronto. 1974.
19. Intermedia. 1970-1974.
20. International Afghan Mission.
Constitution.
Finances. 1967-1968.
21. International Development
Organizations.
1972-1973.
22. International Institute for
Adult Literacy. 1968-
1973.
23. International Planned
Parenthood Federation
(IPPF). 1969-1970.
24. International Representatives.
1974.
25. International Representatives.
Correspondence.
1975-1977.
26. International Representatives.
Educational
Objectives. 1974.
27. International Representatives.
Kit Evaluation.
1974-1975.
28. International Representatives.
Kits.
29. International Representatives.
Program
Development.
30. Languages. 1963.
31. Languages. Afghanistan. Word
List. c.1965.
32. Languages. Spanish.
33. Laubach, Robert S. Articles.
Box
339 (continued)
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
General Files (continued)
34. Management Cluster. 1975.
Box
340
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
General Files (continued)
1. Mexico. Alfalit. 1970-1976.
2. Michigan Literacy. 1976.
3. Mission Aviation Fellowship
(MAF). 1975.
National Affiliation for
Literacy Advance (NALA)
4. Brochures. 1970-1975.
5. Conferences. Oct. 11,
1972.
6. Conferences. Pass the
Word. May 5-8,
1974.
7. Executive Committee. Meetings. June 21-
23, 1973.
8. Executive Committee.
Meetings. June 18-
19, 1975.
9. Executive Committee.
Meetings. Jan. 22-
24, 1976.
10. International
Representatives.
(IRs). 1974.
11. Lutheran Church Women.
1974.
12. Misc. 1973-1976.
13. Misc. 1974-1976.
14. Newsletters. 1976.
Box
341
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
General Files (continued)
National Affiliation for
Literacy Advance (NALA)
(continued)
1. Proposals. 1973.
2. Public Relations Kit.
1974.
3. Publishing. 1972-1973.
4. Silvia, Adelaide.
(Executive Secretary).
1976.
5. Southern California. Address List. 1968-
1969.
6. New Readers Press.
1973-1975.
7. Newsletters. Dialogue.
1969-1970.
8. Newsletters. India. Literacy
Today. 1971-1973.
9. Newsletters. India. Misc.
1969-1970.
10. Norma Burkhart Memorial Fund.
1975.
11. Oregon Literacy Inc. 1975.
12. Partners of the Alliance
(Americas). 1968-1974.
13. Peace Corps.
14. Personnel. 1969-1974.
15. Personnel. Achievement Reports.
1975.
16. Personnel. Directories.
1975-1976.
Box 341 (continued)
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
General Files (continued)
17. Personnel. Goals and
Objectives. 1974-1975.
18. Personnel. Novakouski, Dianne
M. 1969-1970.
19. Personnel. Rourke, Robert J.
1976.
20. Personnel. Socha, Barbara
Wilsey. 1975.
21. Primers. Spanish. Guia Para
Instructores.
22. Program Model. 1973.
23. Proposals. Colombia. 1964-1967.
24. Proposals. Jacksonville,
Florida. IMPACT.
1970.
25. Public Information and
Promotion (PIP).
Correspondence. 1971.
Box
342
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
General Files (continued)
1-2. PIP. Correspondence. 1972-1974.
(2 folders)
3. Publishing Committee.
1972-1974.
4. Responsibility Cluster. 1973-1974.
5. Right to Read (R2R). 1973-1974.
6. Spanish Material. Catalogs.
Primers.
7. Staff Meetings. Minutes.
1971-1974.
8. Summer Association. 1974.
9. Summer Institute of
Linguistics. 1973.
10. Summer Institute of Literacy.
1968.
11. Technical Assistance
Information Clearing House.
(TAICH). 1970-1974.
12. UNICEF. 1968-1973.
13. Volunteer Programs and Appeal.
1969-1971.
14-15. World Education. 1971-1974. (2
folders)
16. World Literacy of Canada.
1972-1974.
17. World Vision International.
1971-1976.
18. YMCA. Syracuse, New York. 1971.
Programs International
19. Brazil. Demidal. 1976-1977.
20. Brazil. Demidal. Financial.
1974-1979.
21. Brazil. Demidal. Financial.
Budget. 1977-1978.
Box
343
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
1. Brazil. Demidal. Fund Raising.
1976.
2. Brazil. Demidal. PLAL Report.
1977-1979.
3. Brazil. Demidal. Reports.
1976-1977.
4. Brazil. Financial. 1973-1980.
5. Brazil. Misc. 1978.
6. Brazil. Publishing. 1975.
7. Colombia. 1966.
8. Colombia. 1969-1976.
Box
343 (continued)
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
9. Colombia. 1975.
10. Colombia. Primers. c.1972.
11-12. Correspondence. 1967-1972. (2
folders)
Box
344
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1-15. 1969-1973, 1979. (15 folders)
16. Afghanistan.
1964-1973.
Box
345
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1-4. Afghanistan.
1968-1977. (4 folders)
5. Afghanistan. Friberg, Norman. 1966-
1974.
6. Afro-Lit. 1970-1972.
7-9. Brazil. 1968-1972. (3
folders)
10. Brazil. Certification
Requirements.
11. Brazil.
Correspondence. Brazil. Demidal.
1972-1973.
12. Brazil. Fundo de
Alfabetizacao.
1967-1970.
Box
346
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1-5. Colombia. 1964-1973.
(5 folders)
6-10. Colombia. Medellin.
1966-1969.
(5 folders)
11. Colombia. Medellin.
Mason, David. Oct.
1966-Dec. 1967.
Box
347
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1-2. Colombia. Medellin.
Mason, David. 1967-
1967-1968. (2
folders)
3. Colombia. Medellin.
Agreement.
1973-1974.
4. Colombia. Bahamonde,
Wesceslao.
1964-1969.
5. Colombia. Dreyfus,
Joan. 1970.
6. Colombia. Friedman,
Robert. 1968-
1972.
7. Colombia. Gross, Emma. 1970-1972.
Box
347 (continued)
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
8. Colombia. Jones,
Freeda. 1969-1974.
9. Colombia. Literacy
History. 1965-
1966.
10-11. Colombia. Ponce, Luis.
1967-1972.
(2 folders)
12. Colombia. Sywulka,
Steve. 1968.
13. East Pakistan. 1954-1963.
14. East Pakistan.
Camilla. 1967-1969.
15. Ecuador. 1963-1965.
Box
348
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1-3. Ecuador. 1968-1972. (3
folders)
4. Fountain, Thomas.
1967-1972.
5-6. Goals and Objectives.
1970-1974. (2
folders)
7. India. 1970-1973.
8. India. Bengal.
1970-1971.
9. India. Calcutta.
Bengal Social
Service League.
1968.
10. India. John, A. K..
Trip to USA. 1973.
11-14. India. Karthicappally.
1966-1973.
(4 folders)
15. Israel. Ramallah (see
also Jordan,
Ramallah).
1970-1972.
16. Johnson, Eugenia. (misc.
file). 1971-
1974.
Box
349
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1. Jordan. Ramallah.
Shamy, Mohammed. 1966-
1969.
2-7. Kenya. Dames, J. J.
1964-1970.
(6 folders)
8. Latin America.
Shepard, Marietta.
1968-1972.
9. McMillan, May.
1968-1970.
10-12. Mexico. 1968-1972. (3
folders)
Box
350
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1-5. Mexico. 1971-1974. (5
folders)
6. Mexico. Alfabetizacion
Laubach
Mexicana, A.C.
(ALMAC). 1973-1979.
7. Mexico. Froemming,
Paul. 1968.
Box
350 (continued)
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
8. Mexico. Misc.
1972-1973.
9. Mexico. Morrison,
Margaret. 1972-1973.
10. Mexico. Renteria, Ana
Maria de G. 1967-
1968.
11. Pakistan. Feb.-July
1970.
12. Pakistan. c.1970-1971.
13-15. Panama. 1969-1973. (3
folders)
16 Panama. Collins, Lee. 1968-1974.
17-18. Rhodesia. 1969-1973. (2 folders)
19. South Africa.
1970-1973.
Box
351
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1. South Africa. Operation Upgrade. 1968-
1970.
2. Vietnam. Fuller,
Eugenia. 1972-1974.
Financial
3. Audit Report. 1970.
4-8. Budget. 1968-1969. (5 folders)
9. Colombia. 1970-1972.
10. Foreign Funding.
11. Mexico. 1966.
12. Resolutions.
1968-1969.
India
13. 1971-1978.
14. Misc. Articles.
1966-1970.
15. Misc. Brochures.
1969-1971.
Box
352
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Information Files
1. Colombia. c.1968.
2. East Pakistan.
1955-1968.
3. General Information.
4. India. 1975-1977.
5. Middle East.
1975-1978.
6. Misc. 1969-1972.
7. A Plan for development of programmed
instruction for
teaching reading to
Spanish speaking
adult illiterates
in Colombia,
South America.
8. Test Studies. 1970.
9. Journalism.
Box
352 (continued)
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
10. Kenya. Misc. 1967-1969.
Mexico - ALMAC
11. ALMAC.
12. Adult Education. 1976.
13. Catalogs. 1969.
14. Course Results. 1976.
15. Documento de educacion
de adultos. Post-
alfabetizacion.
1975. (Spanish).
16. Document for Adult
Literacy
Education, Post
Literacy Guide.
1976.
17-20. Financial. 1973-1981.
(4 folders)
Box
353
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Mexico - ALMAC (continued)
1. Financial. Budget.
1979-1980.
2. Goals and Objectives.
1975-1978.
3. Group Dynamics. 1976.
4. Guadalajara. Jalisco. 1976.
5. Guanajunto. 1973-1978.
6. Guerrero. 1975-1976.
7. Guide for the
Development of the
Qualification
Course.
8. History. 1972.
9. Illiteracy in Mexico.
c.1970.
10. Information File.
1976, 1978.
11. Instruction. n.d.
(Spanish).
12. Manual for the
Coordinator. 1975.
13. Manual para el Coordinator. c.1975.
(Spanish).
14. Mazatlan. 1976.
15. Meetings. 1971, 1978.
16. Meetings.
Coordinators. 1975-1976.
17. Methodology. 1972.
18. Mexico City. 1977.
Box
354
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Mexico - ALMAC (continued)
1. Michoacan. 1978.
2. Monterey. 1978.
3. Netzahualcoytl.
4. Netzahualcoytl. 1978.
5. Newsletters.
1974-1978.
Box
354 (continued)
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Mexico - ALMAC (continued)
6. Personnel. 1977.
7. Post-Alfabatizicion.
(Spanish).
8. Printed Material.
Spanish. 1973.
9. Puebla. 1977.
10. Puedo Ser Mejor. 1976. (Spanish and
English).
11. Questionnaires.
12-17. Reports. 1968-1978. (6
folders)
18. San Jeronimo. 1978.
Box.
355
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Mexico - ALMAC (continued)
1. San Luis Potosi.
1975-1976.
2. Technical Education.
1974.
3. Tijuana. 1975-1978.
4. Training. 1975-1978.
5. Veracruz. 1975-1978.
6. Work Plans. 1978.
7. Yucatan. 1975-1976.
8. Yucatan. 1978.
Mexico - General
9-11. Information File.
c.1970-1978.
(3 folders)
12-14. Misc. 1960-1971. (3
folders)
15. Misc. Correspondence,
Reports. 1971-1973.
16. Misc. Financial,
Primers, Sales.
Laubach Hymn.
1971-1973.
17. Morales. 1975.
Box
356
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Mexico - General (continued)
1. Primers. Spanish.
2-3. Reports. 1971-1973. (2
folders)
4. Reports. Working
toward change in
cooperation with
the farmers of the
Tarascan Region of
Mexico. 1969.
5. Newsletters. Brazil.
Demidal. 1975-1979.
6. Newsletters. Colombia.
Boletin. 1971-
1972.
7. Newsletters. Mexico.
Alfabetzacion
Laubach Mexico Association Civil.
1974-1975.
8. Newsletters. Mexico.
ALMAC. 1977.
9. Newsletters. Panama.
Boletin. 1971-1973.
10. Newspaper Clippings.
Mexico. 1971.
(Spanish).
Box
356 (continued)
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Mexico - General (continued)
11. Organization of
American States (OAS).
Reports.
1971-1972.
12. Panama. 1967-1979.
13. Primers. 1969.
14. Primers. Schrock, Mary
Ellen. Descriptive
Analysis of the
Adult Literacy
Primer
"Leamos y Escribamos." 1973.
Box
357
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Reports
1-6. 1965-1974. (6 folders)
7. Afghanistan. 1964.
8. Afghanistan.
International Afghan
Mission.
1970-1971.
9. Afro-Lit. c.1968.
10. Brazil. 1972-1973.
11. Brazil. Samuelson,
Alta. 1967-1968.
12-13. Colombia. 1968-1970.
(2 folders)
Box
358
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Programs International (continued)
Reports (continued)
1-3. Colombia. 1971-1973. (3 folders)
4. Colombia. Medellin.
May 1968.
5. Ecuador. 1962, 1968.
6. India. Bengal.
1968-1969.
7. India. Calcutta.
Bengal Social Service
League. c.1968.
8. India. Karthicappally.
1972.
9. Israel/Jordan.
Ramallah. 1967-1968.
10. Kenya. 1968.
11. Rhodesia. University
College of Rhodesia.
1971-1973.
12. South Africa. Misc.
1970-1971.
13-15. Statistical,
1967-1973. (3 folders)
16. Trips. 1968.
17. Trips. Colombia. 1972.
Box
359
Caswell, Robert, F. (continued)
Proposals
1-3. 1961-1971. (3 folders)
4. International. 1973.
5. Public Information and Policy (PIP).
1973-1975.
6. Publishing Committee. 1971-1976.
7. Research Development. 1965-1969.
Box
359 (continued)
Caswell, Robert, F. (continued)
8. Right to Read. 1975.
9. Staff Meetings. 1973.
10. Teaching English to Speakers of
Other
Languages (TESOL). 1967-1974.
11. Testing.
Trustees, Board of
12. 1971-1975.
13. Longdon, Major A.
1973-1974.
14-18. Meetings. May 1970-Jan.
1973. (5 folders)
Box
360
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
Trustees, Board of (continued)
1-4. Meetings. Jan. 1974-May
1975. (4 folders)
5. Reports. 1967.
6-7. Tutoring (Mag. 706). Ferry,
Catherine. 1972. (2
folders)
8. UNESCO. International Volunteer Service. 1967-1972.
9. UNESCO. International Education Year
(IEY). 1970.
10. UNESCO. Workshops. 1964-1969.
11. The Unwitting Behavior Modifier.
Broughton, Sam. 1975.
Box
361
Caswell, Robert F. (continued)
1. Vocational Training. 1970.
2. Volunteer Programs and Appeals.
1974.
3. Vowels Have a Code. Riedel, Angela.
1975.
4. World Education Inc. 1966-1971.
5. World Education. Information File.
1968.
6. World Education. Reports. 1971.
7-9. Writers Manual. (3 folders)
10. Writers Manual (2nd edition).
11. Writers Manual. The Book: Preparing
It, Printing It,
Publishing It.
12. Writers Manual. Manual de Producion
de Libros.
(Spanish).
13. Writers Manual. On Writing the
Manuscript.
Box
362
Gipson, Priscilla
General Files
1. Building Your Language
Power. 1969.
2-3. English for Speakers of
Other Languages
(ESOL). 1977-1979. (2
folders)
4-5. ESOL. Objectives.
1979-1982. (2 folders)
6. "ESOL Trainers
Handbook. English for Speakers
of Other
Languages." 1978.
7. English the New Way.
1969-1971.
8-9. Laubach National Survey of
Literacy Teacher
Opinion. 1966. (2
folders)
10. "Literacy: the Issue
of the 80's" Laubach
Literacy Action,
Northeast Conference.
June 16-18, 1983.
Box
363
Gipson, Priscilla
National Affiliation for Literacy
Advance (NALA)
1. Awards and Certificates.
2. Basic Literacy Tutor
Workshop. 1980?
3. Certification and Training. 1976.
4. Constitution and Bylaws.
1976.
5. English to Speakers of
Other Languages (ESOL).
1976.
Executive Committee
6. 1976.
7. Handbook. 1976.
8-11. Meetings.
1975-1976. (4 folders)
Field Survey
12. Bakersfield,
California. Nov. 11-
29, 1975.
13. Fort Wayne,
Indiana. Oct. 5-16.
1975.
14. Newport News,
Virginia. (Peninsula)
Oct.
24-Nov. 6, 1975.
15. Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma. Jan. 23-29,
1977.
Box
364
Gipson, Priscilla (continued)
National Affiliation for Literacy
Advance (NALA)
(continued)
Field Survey (continued)
1. Orlando, Florida. Nov. 14-19, l976.
2. St. Louis,
Missouri. Oct. 25-29,
1976.
3. Finance. 1976.
4. Guide to Organizing School
Tutorial Programs.
1979.
5. How to Start a Volunteer
Literacy Project.
1972.
6. International
Representatives Kit. 1975.
7. Laubach Way to
English/English Speakers of
Other Languages (LWE/ESOL). 1976.
8. LWE/ESOL Training. Chester,
Pennsylvania. Nov.
19-20, 1976.
9. LWE/ESOL Training. Chicago,
Illinois. Oct. 21-
23, 1976.
10. LWE/ESOL Training.
Columbia, South Carolina.
Sept. 23-25, 1976.
11. LWE/ESOL Training. Seattle,
Washington. Oct.
28-30, 1976.
12. LWE/ESOL Training. Tuscon,
Arizona. Jan. 13-
15, 1977.
13. LWE Supplement to the ESOL
Trainers Handbook.
1978.
14. "Laubach Way to
English" Trainer Script. 1978.
15. Libraries and Literacy.
1976.
Box 365
Gipson, Priscilla (continued)
National Affiliation for Literacy
Advance (NALA)
(continued)
1. Long Range Planning. 1980.
2. Meetings. Goals and Budget.
Feb. 13-14, 1975.
3. Meetings. National
Conference. June 25-30,
1976.
4. Metro Project. Tutor
Trainer Handbook. c.1974
1975.
5. Northwest Regional
Conference. 1981.
6. Peer Teaching.
7. Prison. ABE. 1974.
8. Public Relations Committee.
Kit. 1981.
9. Publications. 1975-1976.
10. Reader's Digest Article.
Responses. 1977.
11. Regions. General.
1976-1977.
12. Right to Read (R2R).
13. Schools Tutorial Project.
(Newland). 1975-
1977.
14. Southeast Regional
Conference. 1981.
15. Special Education. 1971-1972.
16. Speeches. Position Paper on
Teaching English
as a Second Language.
1968.
17. State Organizations. 1975.
18. Stauffer, John. "The
NALA Study." 1973.
19. Student Interviews. 1970.
(See Box 366)
20. Tutor Questionnaire. 1970.
(See Box 367)
21. Newsletters. ESOL Exchange. 1981.
Box
366
Gipson, Priscilla (continued)
National Affiliation for Literacy
Advance (NALA)
Student Interviews. 1970.
BOX
367
Gipson, Priscilla (continued)
National Affiliation for Literacy
Advance (NALA)
Tutor Questionnaire. 1970.
Box
368
Koinonia
1. Reports. Financial. 1979-1973.
2. Koinonia Magazine. Dec. 1959.
3. Trustees, Board of. Meetings.
1971-1974.
Laubach, Effa S.
4. Death Notices. 1973.
Box 368 (continued)
Laubach, Frank C.
5. Articles. Atomic Bomb.
1946-1969.
(See also Box 429)
6. Bibliographies. 1960.
7. Biographical Information.
8. Biographical Information.
"Each One Teach One"
/ Marti Dobesh & Maria
Houghton.
9. Birthdays. 1963-1969.
10. Correspondence. 1952-1966.
11. Correspondence. 1953-1970.
12. Correspondence. "Christian
Save Your World." 1970.
13. Correspondence. Eisenhower,
Dwight David. 1953-
1964. (Xerox copies from
Eisenhower Library,
Abilene, Kansas).
14. Correspondence. Griffin, George.
1967.
Box
369
Laubach, Frank C. (continued)
1. Death Notices. 1970.
2. Death Notices. Correspondence.
1970.
3. Death Notices. Newspaper. June
1970.
4. Misc. Ledger book, background
information
for literacy. 1958.
5. Misc. Programs, promotional
articles.
6. Newspaper clippings;
bibliography. 1971.
7. Nobel Peace Prize Nominations.
1964-1969.
8. Promotional Material. 1966-1970.
9. Public Relations. 1969.
10. Speeches. Chautaqua. 1961.
Writings
11. Articles and Speeches.
1969.
12. "Christ Liveth in
Me" (manuscript). 1970.
13. "A Christian
Answer to the Atomic Bomb."
194?
14. "Christian, Save Your World."
15. "The Game With
Numbers" rewritten for New
Readers / Lili
Stevenson, 1961.
Box
370
Laubach, Frank C. (continued)
Writings (continued)
1. "Going
Forward." 1960.
2. "How Each One Can
Teach One and Win One
For
Christ." c.1964.
3. "Learning the
Vocabulary of God, A
Spiritual
Diary." 1956.
4. "Making
Everybody's World Safe."
5. The Moti-Maya Series: (stories) "A
Third
Reader for New
Literates."
6. "A Phonetic Code
Used in Hong Kong for
Teaching
English." 1968.
7. Phonetic Spelling. 1969-1970.
8. "The Positive
Thing."
Box
370
Laubach, Frank C. (continued)
Writings (continued)
9. "The Story of Jesus" (draft).
10. "The Story of
Jesus" (various editions).
1957-1967.
11. "Streamlined
English."
12. "Thirty Years
With the Silent Billion."
Chapters 1-5.
1960. (1 of 4)
Box
371
Laubach, Frank C. (continued)
Writings (continued)
1. "Thirty Years
With the Silent Billion."
Chapters 6-15.
1960. (2 of 4)
2. "Thirty Years
With the Silent Billion."
Chapters 16-25.
1960. (3 of 4)
3. "Thirty Years
With the Silent Billion."
Chapters 26-39.
1960. (4 of 4)
4. "We Cuud Havv
Guud Spelling." n.d.
5. "We...the People
Can Win the Peace."
1945; "What
Jesus Had to Say About
Money." 1966; "What Jesus Says
About
Wealth." 1964.
Laubach, Robert S.
6. Afro-Lit. 1967-1968.
7. Afro-Lit. Meetings. July 19-31, 1970.
8. Biographical. c.1957-1962.
9. California Trip. 1971.
10-13. Correspondence. 1957-1974. (4
folders)
Box
372
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1. 1971.
2-11. Jan.-Aug. 1971. (10
folders)
Box
373
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1-16. Sept. 1971-Nov.1972.
(16 folders)
Box
374
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1-15. Dec. 1972-Dec. 1974.
(15 folders)
Box
375
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1-15. Jan. 1975-Mar.1975.
(15 folders)
Box
376
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1-6. Apr.-June
1975/July-Sept. 1976.
(6 folders)
Box
377
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1-7. Oct.-Dec.
1976/Nov.-Dec. 1977. (7
folders)
8. 1978-1979.
Box
378
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1. Afro-lit. 1971-1973.
2. Archival Acquisitions.
1972-1974.
Assistantships
3. 1971.
4. Adirvu, Adamu.
1971.
5. Baker, Barbara.
1972.
6. Brubecker, J. Allen.
1971.
7. Cooney, Thomas
W. 1971.
8. Guillermo,
Artemio. 1971-1972.
9. Hillmer, Walter
K. 1970-1971.
10. Hoover, Richard.
1971-1972.
11. Kroman, David A. 1971.
12. McFadden,
Margaret. 1971.
13. Moir, John.
1971-1972.
14. Roe, Earl.
1970-1971.
15. Rogers, Bob G.
1971.
16. Shipstone, Nora.
1971.
17. Tucker, Bert O.
1971.
18. Vamvakis, Steven
N. 1972.
19. Van Delinder,
Martha, 1971.
20. Wilcox, William.
1971.
21. California
Literacy. 1972.
22. Charles D.
Martin Memorial Fund.
1970.
23. Chmaj, Deborah
Rinehart. 1973-
1974.
24. Christmas Appeal.
1971.
25. Clark, Roberta B.
1971-1972.
Box
379
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1. Clark, Wesley C. 1971.
Clark Foundation. See:
Grants. Clark
Foundation.
2. Clickquennoi, Georgia.
1976.
3. Drake Skill.
1971-1972.
4. Foundations.
1971-1974.
5. Fund Raising. n.d.
6. Glorietta Conference.
1971.
7. Grants. Clark
Foundation. 1973-1974.
8. Harvey, Joan. 1976.
9. IBM World Trade
Corporation. 1971-1972.
10. Interim Committee.
1968.
Box
379 (continued)
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
11. Jakes, Cynthia. 1973.
12. Johnson, Eugenia.
Vietnam. 1972-1974.
13. Kimberly-Clark
Corporation. 1971.
14. Koinonia. 1971-1974.
15. Kwiatkowski, Lorraine.
1972-1973.
16. Lewis, Frank.
1972-1973.
17. Libby, Richard. 1975.
18. Literacy Pins.
1967-1968.
19. Magney, Gordon and
Grace. 1968-1974.
20. Magsanoc, Maria. 1972.
21. Memorial Fund. Frank
C. Laubach. Sept.
20, 1971.
22. Memorial Fund. Frank
C. Laubach. Class
of 1909. 1971.
23. Memos. Jan.-March
1970.
Box
380
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1-13. Memos. April 1970-Dec
1974. (13 folders)
Box
381
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1. Minnesota Proposal
(Right to Read). 1973.
2. Newton, Carl. 1971.
3. Nigeria. 1973.
4. Oregon Literacy.
1971-1972.
5-12. Outgoing. Jan.-Mar.
1968/Oct.-Dec. 1969.
(8 folders)
Box
382
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
Outgoing (continued)
1-14. 1970-1971.
(14 folders)
Box
383
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
Outgoing (continued)
1. Memos. 1972.
2-21. Jan.
1972-Aug. 1973. (20
folders)
Box
384
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
Outgoing (continued)
1-23. Sept.
1973-Sept. 1975. (23
folders)
Box
385
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
Outgoing (continued)
1-4. Nov. 1975
/July-Dec. 1977.
(4
folders)
5. Pfizer, Puerto Rico.
1974.
6. Pitts, Edward. 1973.
7. Raines, Nancy
Elizabeth. 1972.
8. Reader's Digest.
1976-1977.
9. Rockefeller Foundation
Humanities
Fellowships.
1976.
10. Roderick, Mrs. R. C.
1971-1974.
11. Rosamond Gifford
Foundation. 1971-1974.
12. San Miguel, Rachel.
13. Schoephoerster, Dr.
Hugh. "Shakopee
Model."
1974.
14. Stanmore Missionary
Press. 1972.
15. Stone Foundation.
1971.
16. Stein, Wendy. 1971.
17. Swann, Mrs. Doris.
Box
386
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1. Trip. Missouri. 1972.
Trustees, Board of
2. Carruth, Thomas
A. 1969-1970.
3. Caudell, Dr. R.
Paul. 1967-1971.
4. Charters, Alexander. 1966-1970.
5. Cook, David C.
III. 1969-1970.
6. DeMoss, Arthur
S. 1968-1970.
7. Hess, Doris.
1971-1975.
8. Mohr, Sidney. 1973-1976.
9. Root, Dr.
Robert. 1965-1970.
10. Scholfield,
Ethel. 1968-1970.
11. Wilson, George
M. 1968-1970.
12. UNESCO. 1966-1970.
13. University United Methodist Church.
Mission Study.
1973.
14. Visual Data
Corporation. 1969.
15. Volunteer Information
Service to America.
(VISTA). 1968.
16. Volunteers for
International Technical
Assistance
Inc.(VITA). 1967-
1969.
17. Wasylenko, Lydia. 1974.
18. Watson, Willie Mae.
1964-1968.
19. Whitington, Richard C.
1969.
20. Wiesner, Peter.
S.A.L.E.M. Cable T.V.
1974.
21. Wisconsin Literacy Committee.
1968-1970.
Box
386 (continued)
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
22. Wolde, Menbere.
1971-1974.
23. World Association for
Christian
Communications.
1975.
24. World Education.
1969-1970.
25. World Literature
Campaign. 1968-1970.
26. World Vision.
1967-1970.
27. Writer's Workshop.
Jan.12-16, 1970.
28. Youngsphoto Productions. 1968.
Box
387
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
1-2. Editorial Committee. 1975-1977.
(2 folders)
3. Laubach Family. 1971-1977.
4. Literacy Journalism Papers. See
boxes 388-394
5. Meetings. Afro-Lit. Dec. 1972.
6. Memorial Fund. Frank C. Laubach.
1971-1977.
7. Memorial Fund. Frank C. Laubach.
Correspondence.
1970-1972.
8. Miscellaneous. 1954-1971.
9. National Affiliation for
Literacy Advance (NALA).
1972.
10. NALA. Executive Committee.
Jan.22-24, 1976.
11. NALA. Meetings. June 8-10, 1971,
Sept. 28-30,
1972.
Box
388-394
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
Literacy Journalism Papers
(For Author Index see
Appendix B)
Box
395
Laubach, Robert S. (continued)
1. Personnel. 1968-1974.
2. Personnel. Goals and Objectives.
1971-1972.
3. Personnel. Newland, Phyllis.
1976.
4. Primers. Manuscripts (various
authors). n.d.
5. Programs. 1970-1976.
6. Reports. Afghanistan, Books for
People,
Colombia, International
Programs. 1965-1972.
7. Reports. International.
1968.
8. Speeches. "Effective Use of
Volunteers." 1976.
9. Syracuse City School District.
Reading
Achievement Task Force.
1971-1972.
10. Trustees, Board of. Jan 19-20,
1968.
11. Writers Workshop. July 7-Aug. 2,
1972.
12. Writings. "The New Age of
Missions." 1976.
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA)
13. Advisory Panel. 1973-1977.
14. American Council on Education.
1975-1976.
15. Articles. pre-1970.
Box
395 (continued)
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
16. Awards Committee. "Play'n
Talk."
17. Awards Nominees. 1976.
Box
396
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
1. Certification Standards and
Training. 1974-1976.
2. Chinatown.
3. Clark, Edna McConnell
Foundation. 1973.
4. Clark, Edna McConnell
Foundation. School Tutorial
Program. 1975-1976.
5. Committees. 1972-1974.
6. Constitution and Bylaws.
1969-1974.
7. Correspondence. 1972-1974.
8. Correspondence. Bagwell, Ben.
1972-1974.
9. Correspondence. Executive Committee. 1975-1976.
10. Correspondence. French, Ruth.
1973-1975.
11. Correspondence. Memos.
1972-1973.
Council Bulletins
12. Alaska. 1975.
13. Arizona. 1971-1975.
14. Arkansas. 1966-1973.
Box
397
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
Council Bulletins (continued)
1. Arkansas, Fayetteville.
Word at Work. 1968-
1975.
2. Arkansas, Little Rock.
1971-1975.
3. California, Anaheim
(Southern). 1961-1970.
4. California, Bakersfield
(KALC). 1970-1975.
5. California, Belmont 1968;
Berkeley May 1965.
6. California, Fresno.
1973-1975.
7. California, Livermore.
1971-1974.
8. California, North San
Diego. 1964-1974.
9. California, Orange County;
Santa Clara;
Somona. 1974-1975.
Canada. See Box 399, folder
20.
10. Delaware (Kent Literacy).
1975.
11. District of Columbia
(Washington D.C.) 1964-
1966.
12. Florida, Dade County 1967;
Gainesville 1975;
Jacksonville
1973-1975.
13. Florida, Orlando.
1968-1975.
14. Florida, St. Petersburg
1971-1975;
Titusville 1972-1973.
15. Georgia. 1968-1974.
16. Hawaii. 1972-1975.
Box
398
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
Council Bulletins (continued)
1. Illinois, Chicago. Literacy
News 1969-1974.
Tutor News. 1969-1975.
Box
398 (continued)
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
Council Bulletins (continued)
2. Illinois, Dekalb 1973,
1976; Moline 1971-
1972; Rockford
1969-l975.
3. Indiana, Literacy News.
1965-1972.
4. Indiana, Evansville
1971-1976; Elkhart 1965-
1975; Goshen
1966-1969.
5. Indiana, Fort Wayne.
1968-1975.
6. Indiana, Kokomo 1973-1875;
South
Bend 1964-1974;
Vincennes 1971-1975.
7. Iowa, Dubuque. 1975.
8. Kansas, Topeka. 1971-1975.
9. Kentucky, Somerset. 1973.
10. Louisiana, Baton Rouge.
Operation Upgrade.
1968-1973.
11. Maryland, Montgomery
County. (See Box 426)
12. Maryland, Chevy Chase 1966;
Prince George
County. 1965-1966.
13. Massachusetts, Wayland.
1966.
14. Michigan, Adrian 1972-1973;
Holland 1975;
Lewanee 1972-1973;
Michigan Literacy
Inc. 1972-1973.
15. Michigan, Lansing
1972-1975; Three Rivers
1973-1974.
16. Minnesota. Twin Cities.
1972-1975.
Box
399
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
Council Bulletins (continued)
1. Missouri, Columbia
1972-1975; St. Louis 1971-
1975;
Springfield 1971-1975. (See also
Box 426)
2. Nebraska, Omaha. 1972-1975.
3. New Jersey, Newark. 1975.
4. New York, Inwood.
1965-1966.
5. North Carolina, Cabarrus
1975; Pitt County
1970; Raleigh
1968-1976.
6. Ohio, Cincinnati 1974-1975;
Cleveland 1975;
Columbus 1973-1975.
7. Ohio, Dayton. 1965-1975.
8. Oklahoma. 1967-1975.
9. Oregon. 1967-1975. (See Box
426)
10. Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
1969-1975.
11. South Carolina, Columbia
County 1969-1975;
Greenville 1967.
12. Tennessee, Knoxville. 1976.
13. Texas, Bellaire 1966; Smith
County 1964; Bryan
1963-1968; Houston
1968-1976. (See also
Box 426)
14. Virginia, Alexandria.
1964-1975.
15. Virginia, Hampton
1969-1972; Harrisonburg
1972
Box 399 (continued)
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
Council Bulletins (continued)
16. Washington, Auburn 1975;
Des Moines 1970-
1975; Seattle
1973-1974.
17. Washington, Tacoma.
1968-1975.
18. Wisconsin, Madison
1974-1975; Racine 1966-
1973. (See also Box 426)
19. Wisconsin, Milwaukee
1970-1975; Sheboygan
1968-1969.
20. Canada. Nova Scotia,
Halifax 1974; Ontario,
Hamilton 1975.
Box
400
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
1. Curriculum Development
Committee. 1975-1976.
2. English to Speakers of Other
Languages (ESOL).
1976-1977.
Executive Committee
3. 1969-1974.
4. Handbook. 1975.
5. Minutes. 1970-1972.
6. Minutes. May-June
1975.
7. Finance Committee. 1974.
8. Flash Cards.
9. LWE/ESOL Training. Form Letters.
1976.
10. Lilly Foundation. 1972-1973.
11. Lots of Volunteer Effort (LOVE).
1973-1974.
12. LOVE. Student Folder. 1972.
13. Meetings. 1972, 1976.
14. Meetings. 1973-1976.
15. Meetings. June 21-23, 1973.
16. Meetings. May 5, 1974.
17. Meetings. National Conference.
1976.
18. Meetings. National Conference.
Program Committee.
1976.
Box
401
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
1. Membership Forms, Certificates.
1968-1976.
Metro Projects
2. 1975.
3. Akron, Ohio. 1973.
4. Albuquerque, New Mexico.
5. Anchorage, Alaska. Nov.
1973-May 1976.
6. Anchorage, Alaska.
Apprentice Trainer
Evaluation. n.d.
7. Anchorage, Alaska.
Training. 1974-1975.
8. Cleveland, Ohio. Aug.
2-March 1976.
9. Cleveland, Ohio.
Apprentice Evaluation 1975.
10. Cleveland, Ohio. Training.
1974-1975.
11. Denver, Colorado.
1973-1974.
12. Denver, Colorado.
Apprentice Evaluations.
1975.
Box
401
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
Metro Projects (continued)
13. Denver, Colorado.
Training. 1974-1976.
14. Des Moines, Iowa. 1973.
15. El Paso, Texas 1973.
Box
402
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
Metro Projects (continued)
1. El Paso, Texas. Training.
1975-1976.
2. Jackson, Mississippi. 1973.
3. Jersey City, New Jersey.
c.1971.
4. Memphis, Tennessee. n.d.
5. Memphis, Tennessee. Sept.
1973-1974.
6. Memphis, Tennessee. 1975.
7. Memphis, Tennessee.
Apprentice Trainer
Evaluation. 1974.
8. Memphis, Tennessee.
Training. 1974.
9. Montgomery, Alabama.
1972-1973.
10. Newark, New Jersey.
Apprentice Trainer
Evaluation.
11. Newark, New Jersey.
Training. 1975.
12. Omaha, Nebraska. 1976.
13. Paterson, New Jersey.
1974.
14. Salt Lake City, Utah.
1974.
15. Toledo, Ohio. 1973.
16. Trenton, New Jersey.
c.1971.
17. Tulsa, Oklahoma. 1973.
18. Wichita, Kansas. 1972.
19. Adult Basic Education
(ABE). 1973.
20. Bagwell, Ben. 1973.
21. Budget. 1973-1975.
22. Census-ABE. n.d.
23. Correspondence. 1973,
1975.
Box
403
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
Metro Projects (continued)
1-2. Correspondence.
c.1973-1975. (2 folders)
3. Evaluation. 1975.
4. Evaluation Forms. 1975.
5. Form Letters. 1973.
6. How to Start a Volunteer
Literacy
Project.
7. Inventory. New Readers
Press (NRP). 1974-
1975.
8. Job Descriptions. n.d.
9. Library Materials.
1973-1974.
10. Metropolitan Expansion
Project Laubach
Literacy
International.
11. Newsletters. Oct.
1975-Oct. 1976.
12. Orientation to NALA-Metro
Expansion
Projects.
Box
403 (continued)
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
Metro Projects (continued)
13. Record Keeping System.
1974.
14. Reports. 1973-1975.
15. Reports. Ohio. 1974.
Box
404
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
Metro Projects (continued)
1. Reports. 1975-1976.
2. Tutor Training Handbook.
1975.
3. Minnesota Right to Read (R2R).
1972-1974.
4. National Conference Leadership.
1974.
5. New Streamlined English/Teaching
English as a
Second Language
(NSE/TESL). Lane, Martha.
1972-1975.
Newsletters
6. Newsletters. 1972-1973.
7. Newsletters.
Alaska-Hawaii. 1969-1963.
Box
405
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
Newsletters (continued)
1. Idaho-New York. 1969-1983.
2. Ohio-Washington.
1969-1983.
3. Literacy
Leadership/Literacy Intercom.
Merger. 1974-1975.
4. NALA Leadership. Sept.
1967-Summer 1972.
Literacy Leadership.
Winter 1972-Spring
1976. Literacy
Intercom. 1974-1975.
5-6. Nominating Committee. 1973-1975.
(2 folders)
7. Oregon Literacy Inc. 1972-1973.
8. Organization and Administration.
1975-1976.
9. President. 1974-1975.
10. Promotion and Public Relations
Committee.
11. Promotion Committee. Hanson,
Marilyn. 1972-1974.
12. Promotion Kit. Baton Rouge,
Louisiana. n.d.
13. Publications Committee.
1972-1974.
Box
406
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
1. Recording Secretary. 1974.
Regions
2-3. 1973-1976. (2 folders)
4. Eastern Canada. Nova
Scotia. 1973-1974.
5. Northcentral. Kennedy,
Mildred; Dooley,
Thelma. 1973-1975.
6. Northeast. Borei, Sven;
Merimam, Scott. 1973-
1975.
7. Northwest. Entler, Martha;
Lowd, Mabel. 1973-
1974.
8. Southcentral. Stephens,
Catherine. 1972-1975.
9. Southeast. Pulling, Verne.
1974-1975.
Box
406 (continued)
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
Regions (continued)
10. Southern California. Bell,
Alta. July-Dec.
1967.
11. Southwest. Scanland, Jane;
Stolzmann, Esther.
1973-1975.
12. Southwest. Meeting. Apr.
8-22, 1975.
13. Research and Evaluation
Committee. 1972.
14. Research and Evaluation Committee.
1975-1976.
15. Right to Read Proposal.
Minnesota. 1973.
Box
407
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
1. Summary Data. Tutors Trained,
Workshops Held,
Memberships. 1966-1971.
2. Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL).
1975-1976.
3. The Teaching of Basic Reading
and Writing
Skills to Older
Non-readers. c.1974-1975.
4. The Teaching of English the
Laubach Way to
Speakers of Other
Languages (TESL). Lane,
Martha. (1 of 3).
5. TESL. Avery, Bea; Bell, Alta. (2
of 3).
6. TESL. Black, Rolena; Carter,
Onalee. (3 of 3)
7. Trustees, Board of. Metro
Projects. 1974-1975.
8. Tutor Training. A Handbook for
Tutor Training.
Georgia. n.d.
9. Tutor Training. Tutor-Training
Kit. Oregon.
c.1972.
10. Tutor Training. Volunteer
Literacy. Virginia.
(Peninsula) c.1971-1972.
Box
408
New Readers Press
Catalogs. 1971-1976.
Price List and description.
"English the New Way"
Publications
Alcohol: Facts for Decisions /
Gail Lichtman
Be Informed Series. (See Box
409)
Blacks in Time / Douglas Weeks
Can You Give First Aid? /
Francis M. Bontrager
Claiming a Right. Stories of
Great American Indians
/ Muriel Ringstad
Drugs: Facts for Decisions /
Roger Conant
English the New Way (series)
Basic Phonics / Frank C.
Laubach
Learn English the New Way
/ Frank C. Laubach
Book I & II
English 900 `New Spelling'
1000 Irregular Spellings
Teacher's Manual
Box
408 (continued)
New Readers Press (continued)
Publications (continued)
Good Manners in the United
States / Bengt
Simonson & Earl Roe
Having a Baby: Unwed Mother /
Maxine
Phillips
Helping Your Handicapped Child /
Ellen
Collins
How to Find a Job / Roger
Francis & Sam
Iftikhar
How to Register and Vote / Katie
Baer
How to Study at Home / Henry
Ginn
I Am One of Those / Kay
Koschnick
It Could Happen to You
Living With the Retarded /
Maxine Phillips
Machine-Age Riddles / Calvin
Greatsinger
Martin Luther King / Willie May
Watson
Martin Luther King, Teachers
Guide
/ Robert F. Caswell & Dianne Novakouski
New Streamlined English Series.
(See Box 409)
News For You (assorted issues)
Our United States
Our United States Workbook /
Maryanne Adams
and David Hurless
Planning Your Family
The Pointer - (Spring 1972, Winter 1972)
Preventing Mental Retardation
Pronouncing Glossary / Frank C.
Laubach
Reader Development Bibliography
April 1974
Series on Signs / Sol Gordon
1. Signs
2. More Signs
3. Signs of Our Times
4. Signs for Teachers
Story of Jesus. Part I-III in
New Spelling.
Telephone and Telegraph (Your
Personal
Business, Unit 1)
Trouble and the Police
Using Language Experience with
Adults. A
Guide for Teachers /
Katherine Kennedy &
Stephanie Roeder
We Honor Them / Willie May
Watson (vol. 1-3)
Why You Need Insurance / George
Gillespie &
George Wanyee
In
box but not published by New Readers Press:
Basic Phonetic Reader / Laszlo
Hunyady
The Elements of Phonetic Reading
/ Laszlo Hunyady
Box
409
New Readers Press (continued)
Publications (continued)
Be Informed Series (by unit
number)
1. Personal Credit
2. Buying an Auto
3. Owning an Auto
4. Buying a House
6. Renting a House
8. Reading Your Newspaper
11. Mental Retardation: What
is it?
12. Are You Ready to Marry?
13. Using Measurements
14. Wise Buying
16. Money
17. Drugs
New Streamlined English Series
Everyday Reading and
Writing / F.L. Laubach,
Elizabeth M. Kirk and
R.S. Laubach
New Ways / Frank C.
Laubach & Elizabeth
Mooney Kirk
Opening Doors / Virginia
Stafford
People and Places / Frank
C. Laubach &
Elizabeth Mooney Kirk
Readings in Literature
(draft).
Skill Book 1. Checkups. 1970.
Other publications:
How to Read Maps
Readings in Literature
Pamphlets - Laubach Literacy.
Pronouncing Glossary.
Publishing Committee. Job
Records. 1965-1966.
Streamlined English
Health Pamphlets.
Teacher's Guide / Sallie E.
Cook. 1973.
Box
410
Newsletters
1. Adult Literacy News Bulletin.
(India, Burma,
Ceylon) 1949-1957.
2. Asian-South Pacific Bureau of
Adult Education.
1966-1967.
3. Epistle to the Koinonians.
1957-1976.
4. Indian Journal of Adult
Education. June, Sept.,
Oct. 1973.
5. Intercambio - Overseas Education
Fund (OEF).
6. LitLit. World Literacy
Newsletter. 1957-1960.
7. LitLit. 1961-1966
8. Literacy Literature. Laubach
Literacy Letters.
1943-1956.
9. Misc. 1952-1973.
Box
410 (continued)
Newsletters (continued)
10. Religious Journalism. (Syracuse
University). 1958-
1971.
11. Technical Assistance Information
Clearing House
(TAICH). 1975-1976.
12. The World at Work. 1973, 1975,
1976.
13. World Literacy and Christian
Literature
Newsletters.
1951-1956.
Africa Newsletter.
Dec. 1947-1950.
Far East News. 1949.
14. World Literacy News Letter. Feb.
1951-Dec. 1956.
Box
411
Pitts, Edward H.
1. Adult Education. 1958-1970.
2. Assistantships. 1969-1972.
3. Brochures. Laubach Literacy in
Action. 1972.
4. California Literacy. 1962.
5. Conference Materials. c.1971.
6-12. Correspondence 1961-1972. (7
folders)
Box
412
Pitts, Edward H. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1-10. Jan. 1969-1973. (10
folders)
Box
413
Pitts, Edward H. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1. 1972-1973.
2. Ahmed, Naseen. 1968.
3. Caswell, Robert.
1967-1968.
4. Dames, J. J.
1967-1970.
5. Frank C. Laubach
Bibliography.
6. Friberg, Norman.
1967-1968.
7. Friedman, Robert.
1967-1968.
8. Froemming, Paul. 1968.
9. Hudkins, James. 1969.
10. Jijon, Fabiola. 1968.
11. Johannes, Phyllis.
1968.
12. John, A. K.
1967-1968.
13. Literacy Clearing
House. 1969.
14. Maitra, Satyen. India, Calcutta. 1968.
15. Meader, Murray.
1967-1970.
16-20. Memos. 1967-1971. (5
folders)
Box
414
Pitts, Edward H. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
1. Renteria, Ana maria G. de. 1967-1968.
2. Salmonson, Alta.
1967.
3. Schunk, Jackson.
1968-1969.
4. Shamy, Mohammed.
1967-1968.
Box
414 (continued)
Pitts, Edward H. (continued)
Correspondence (continued)
5. Shumate, Hazel.
1967-1968.
6. Staff Meetings.
1970-1972.
7. Sywulka, Stephen R.
1968.
8. David C. Cook
Publishing Company. "The
Incredible,
Helpful, Hopeful,
Growing,
Changing Sunday School."
1975.
Financial
9-11. Budget. 1970-1973. (3 folders)
12-13. Budget Development.
1973-1975. (2
folders)
13. Budget Development
1974-1975.
14. Budget Request.
1975-1976.
15. Fund Raising. 1967-1972.
Box
415
Pitts, Edward H. (continued)
Financial (continued)
1. Investment
Statements.
2. Miscellaneous.
1971-1972.
3. New Readers Press.
1967-1968.
4. Proposals. 1965-1971.
5. Founders Kit. 1962-1963.
Goals and Objectives. (See Box
416)
6. Intermedia. Film Questionnaire.
1976.
7. Liberia. 1954.
8. Literacy. 1953-1956.
9. Memorial Fund. Frank C. Laubach.
c.1971.
10. Miscellaneous. c.1961-1966?
11. Miscellaneous. 1961-1976.
12. Missions Advanced Research and
Communication Center
(MARC). 1974.
National Affiliation for
Literacy Advance (NALA)
13. Correspondence.
1967-1972.
14. Correspondence.
Southern California.
1966-1971.
15. Correspondence.
Southern California.
McMillan, May.
1967-1970.
Box
416
Pitts, Edward H. (continued)
Goals and Objectives
1. Brace, C. Millar.
1977.
2. Blakely, Cynthia. 1971-1977.
3. Butler, Trudy.
1971-1973.
4. Caswell, Robert F.
1971-1977.
5. Cook, Dennis.
1972-1977.
6. Gipson, Priscilla.
1971-1976.
7. Gridley, Nancy C.
8. Jakes, Cynthia
Stradel. 1973-1977.
9. Koschnick, Kay.
1971-1977.
Box
416 (continued)
Pitts, Edward H. (continued)
Goals and Objectives
10. Laubach, Robert S.
1971-1974.
11. Loveland, Robert A.
1971-1973.
12. Morris, Alfred J.
1973-1974.
13. Morris, Fred.
1971-1974.
14. Nace, Morton.
1971-1977.
15. Pitts, Edward H.
1971-1973.
16. Stauffer, John.
1971-1972.
17. Stradel, H. Robert.
1973-1977.
Box
417
Pitts, Edward H. (continued)
National Affiliation for
Literacy Advance (NALA)
(continued)
1. Oregon Literacy.
1969-1970.
2. Reports. Southern
California. 1969-1972.
3. New Readers Press. Managing
Director. 1969-1972.
4. New Readers Press. Correspondence.
1969-1972.
5. Picture Sheet #22. Liberia.
6. Programs.
Programs International
7. 1967-1971.
8. Colombia. 1969-1971.
9. Correspondence. 1969-1972.
10. Correspondence. Outgoing.
July-Dec. 1971.
11. Misc. 1969-1971.
12. Public Information and
Promotion. Misc. 1969-1971.
13. Publishing Committee. 1970-1972.
14. Reports, Annual. 1961,
1975-1976.
Box
418
Pitts, Edward H. (continued)
Trustees, Board of
1. Correspondence. 1972.
2-4. Meetings. Jan. 1973-Jan.
1975. (4 folders)
5. Reports. Semi-Annual.
1965-1971.
UNESCO
6. Adult Education. 1950, 1963-1970.
7. World Congress of
Ministers of Education.
Sept. 8-19, 1965.
8. World Tour. 1966.
Box
419-422
Primers
(For Title Index see Appendix C)
Box
423
Trustees, Board of
l. Carruth, Thomas. 1972.
2. Jones, Freeda H. 1970-1971.
3. McMillan, May 1971.
4-12. Meetings. 1960-1972. (8 folders)
Box
424
Trustees, Board of (continued)
Meetings (continued)
1-7. 1974-1980. (4 folders)
8. Reports. Jan. 15-16,
1981.
9. Miscellaneous. 1966-1976.
Reports
10. Jan. 18-19, 1979.
11. Auditors. Oct. 1980.
12. Scholfield, Ethel.
1971.
Box
425
Afrolit
1. AFROLIT. Conference. July 1971.
Brazil
2. Brazil (Portuguese).
Caswell, Robert F. - Programs
International.
3. Development Plan Survey. 1967-1969.
4. Reports. Colombia. c.1965.
5. Reports. Ecuador. 1964-1966.
6. Reports. Ecuador, Guyaquil.
1964-1965.
7. Reports. Panama. 1967-1969.
General Files
8. Certificates. Literacy
Organizations.
9. Charts.
10. Placemat, poster.
11. "What the U.S. Can Do About
World Hunger" /
Duncan, Norton-Taylor.
Fortune, June 1966.
Laubach, Frank C.
12. Certificates and citations.
13. Writings. "Thu Story ov
Je/zus" Re/to/ld from the
Bi/bl. (part 2)
Laubach, Robert S.
14. Certificates. 1971, 1976.
15. Newspaper articles.
16. Thesis. Magney, Gordon.
"The Expressed Reading
Interests and Motivations
of Male Literacy
Students in Kabul."
17. Writings. "Adult
Literacy." Written with Sharif al
Mujahid.
Box
426
Literacy
1. Literacy Education - Laubach
Method. (Teaching
notes). Helen M. Rogers.
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA)
Council Bulletins
2. Maryland, Montgomery
County. 1964-1975.
3. Missouri, Springfield.
197l-1975.
4. Oregon, Portland.
1967-1972.
5. Oregon, Portland.
1973-1975.
6. Texas. Baylor University,
Waco 1964-1975;
San Antonio
1970-1975.
7. Wisconsin, Janesville.
1971-1975.
Box
427
National Affiliation for Literacy Advance
(NALA) (continued)
1. Organization Chart. 1976-1977.
New Readers Press
2. Reading in Literature.
New Spelling
3. English 900.
Pitts, Edward H.
4-6. Financial. Statements. June
1970-Oct. 1971.
(3 folders)
7. Programs International. Kenya.
1968-1969.
Primers
8. "Anand and the Wise Man" A Reader for New
Literates.
9. "Anand and the Wise
Man" part II. Second Reader
for New Literates. 1953.
10. Egyptian Arabic (English
translation).
11. "The Moti-Maya Series for
Adults."
UNESCO.
12. Courier - Apr. 1968; picture
sheet - Liberia.
Box
428
Miscellaneous
1. "Heroes of Faith."
Illustrations.
2. Layout(?) for primer.
3. Literacy Diplomas.
4. Mexican Audio-visual scripts.
(Spanish)
Books
The Nassau Herald of the
Class of 1909
Princeton University.
Vol. XLV. 1909.
Thirty Year Record Class
of 1909 Princeton
University. C. Roy
Dickinson. Jan 1,
1939.
Guest Book.
4 Literacy buttons from Canada.
Box
429
Laubach, Frank C.
1. Atomic Bomb. Newspaper
Articles. 1947-1969.
Scrap Books
2. Africa Literacy Tour. 1948.
3. Colombia.
4-5. Newspaper Clippings. 1949-1961.
(2 vols.)
6. Newspaper Clippings. Frank C. Laubach.
1954-1963.
7. "Toward World Literacy the
Each One Teach One
Way."
Box 430
Photographs
1. Laubach Literacy International
Building.
2. Laubach, Frank C. Africa.
3. Laubach, Frank C. Asia (Afghanistan, Burma, East
Pakistan, Hong Kong,
Indonesia, Iran, New Guinea,
Thailand).
4. Laubach, Frank C. Candid.
5. Laubach, Frank C. India.
6. Laubach, Frank C. Laubach staff.
7. Laubach, Frank C. Line drawings.
8. Laubach, Frank C. Mexico.
9. Laubach, Frank C. Personal. 1889-1970.
10. Laubach, Frank C. Portraits.
11. Laubach, Frank C. Philippines.
12. Laubach, Frank C. United States.
13. Laubach, Robert S.
14. Laubach Literacy International.
Personnel.
(identified)
15. Laubach Literacy International.
Personnel.
(not identified)
16. Trustees, Board of.
17. Laubach Collection Presentation,
Bird Library.
18. Africa.
19. Asia.
20. Brazil.
21. Colombia.
22. East Pakistan. (1 of 2)
23. East Pakistan. (2 of 2)
Box
431
Photographs (continued)
1. Ecuador.
2. Ghana.
3. Guatemala.
4. India. (1 of 2)
5. India. (2 of 2)
6. Indonesia (Literacy Conference,
1951).
7. Iran.
8. Kenya.
9. Korea.
10. Latin America.
11. Mexico.
12. Middle East.
13. New Guinea.
14. Nigeria.
15. Philippines.
16. Thailand.
17. United States. (1 of 2)
18. United States. (2 of 2)
19. United States. NALA regional
meetings.
20. Vietnam.
Box
431
Photographs (continued)
21. West Pakistan.
22. Negatives and contact sheets.
23. Charts.
Box
432-440 Audio-Visual Materials
(For list by type, date and title
See Appendix A)
Box
441 - Oversize (continued)
Tin Trunk Library. A Tin Trunk Library
from the 1950s, used
in India's villages. This library
contains primers in Tamil,
Hindi, and English, as well as a few from
Korea, Haiti and
Liberia. The library was donated by Mrs.
Leslie Foust of
Arkansas City, Kansas to the Topeka
Literacy Council. They
in turn donated it to Laubach Literacy
International. Mrs
Foust's aunt originally owned the library
and assisted Dr.
Frank Laubach as a missionary to India in
conjunction with
the Committee on World Literacy and
Christian Literature.
The holder for the library is made out of
a 5 gallon
kerosene container.
Box
442-443 - Oversize (continued)
Teaching machines (2)
Box
444 - Oversize (continued)
Focus on Literacy Development. The
Florida Times-Union,
Jacksonville. Sept. 3, 1976.
Scrap Books
1. Philippines.
2. Newspaper clippings. 1961-1962.
Box
445 - Oversize (continued)
3 large mounted photograph posters
(20"x24").
Appendix A
AUDIO
TAPES (reel to reel unless noted otherwise)
Box
432
1948
Frank
C. Laubach. Interview by Rev. Franklin Mack. (History of
Army of Compassion.) 1948.
1950
New
Guinea (accompanies film). (2 tapes)
1954
Bloomquist.
Liberian Police Learn to Read. June 1, 1954.
(2 tapes).
America
Helps Series. Awake Radio Program
Korea - Need - Voices of War Orphans -
U.N. Specialized
Agencies - Florence Reynolds.
Care - Murray Lincoln - Private Industry
- Firestone -
Rockefeller.
Technical Aid Personnel - Glenn Harding,
E. Johnston.
Technical Aid Results - French. E.
Johnston. c.1954?
"Bridge of Understanding," Beni
Schmocker, foreign students.
c.1954?
"The Need." Justice Douglas,
Frank Laubach. Koinonia
Foundation. Laubach. Harding. Board.
Haynes. Mar. 1, 1954.
Frank
Laubach. "Teach Us To Pray," July 1954
World
Literacy - Alfred Moore - Frank Laubach - Louise Eggleston.
A Man to Remember - Laubach - Rush -
Haynes.
1955
Literacy
Campaign. Reading Day. Feb. 16, 1955.
Frank
C. Laubach. Lecture at Antioch, California. Oct. 10, 1955.
Frank
Laubach. "Rising to Heights"; "How Prayer Helps" Catherine
Marshall at Prayer Congress. Dec. 1955?
Dedication
Service. Upper Room Chapel, Nashville, Tennessee. Aug.
30, 1955.
1957
Frank
C. Laubach. First Methodist Church, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.
Dec. 2-3, 1957.
Frank
Laubach. The Need of Th???. April 1957.
Appendix A
Box
432 (continued)
AUDIO
TAPES (continued)
1957
(continued)
Frank
C. Laubach in Bob's Class. Nov. 1957.
1958
Dr.
Frank C. Laubach. "The Christian Answer to the Communist
Threat," Chatauqua July 16, 1958
Frank
C. Laubach. "Lazarus," Jan. 2, 1958.
Dr. Frank Laubach. Chatauqua. "The
Christian Approach to
Communism," edited by Ruth Colvin.
1958
Tap
Sural Perception Test. April 30, 1958
California
Worskshop. Berkeley. July 1958.
1959
Family
Living, '59 NBC Radio. Arlene Francis, Senator Albert Gore
and Frank C. Laubach. July 29, 1959
Dr.
Frank Laubach. Glastonbury, Connecticut High School, Dec. 13,
1959. (2 tapes)
Frank Laubach. "The Way to Go,"
CBS-TV. Feb. 1, 1959
African
Challenge. Earl Roe. Nov. 23, 1959.
George
Prasad. Village Literacy Work. India. Iftikhar. Pakistan
Literacy. Nov. 2, 1959.
1960
Literacy
students survey. Jan. 27, 1960.
Linus
Pauling. "Fallout and Nuclear Warfare," July 10, 1960
Frank
C. Laubach. First Methodist Church, Shreveport, Louisiana.
1960
Dr.
Frank C. Laubach on Literacy. March 18, 1960
Dr.
Frank C. Laubach. Easter Sunrise Service. 1960.
Frank
C. Laubach. "The Haves and Have-nots"; "Spread of Chris-
tianity," June 27, 29, 1960. CFO
Estes Park, Colorado.
Frank
C. Laubach. Convocation. 1960. Tappahannock, Virginia.
Frank
C. Laubach. "The Army of Compassion," First Methodist
Church, Shreveport, Louisiana.
Appendix A