sw0092 National Conference of Christians and Jews records David Klaassen, Linnea Anderson University of Minnesota Libraries 2008

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EAD encoding by Leslie Czechowski, David A. Olson, Linnea Anderson 2008 English University of Minnesota Libraries. Social Welfare History Archives [swha] National Conference of Christians and Jews National Conference of Christians and Jews records 1927-1989 75 linear feet Included are annual reports, conference and institute proceedings, Brotherhood Week materials, speeches, pamphlets and correspondence, including the speeches, articles and correspondence of Everett R Clinchy, who was the founding director of the organization. SW0092 English Administrative Information Use of Materials

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Acquisition Information

The National Conference of Christians and Jews gave its records to the Social Welfare History Archives in April, 1976. NCCJ maintained an archives as a part of the Lazarus Library, which preserved documents thought to be of particular value in documenting the history of the Conference. These documents, which date primarily from the 1930s through the early 1950s, comprise the first 11 boxes of the NCCJ records. Additional records dating from 1950 or later were removed from inactive files of various individuals and offices and were also given to the Archives in 1976. Additional shipments of material arrived in 1982 and 1991.

Processing Information

NCCJ maintained an archives as a part of the Lazarus Library, which preserved records dating from the 1930s to the early 1950s that were thought to be of particular value in documenting the history of the Conference. This material has been kept separate from the remainder of the NCCJ records and is housed in the first eleven boxes. Materials dating from 1950 or later that were removed from the inactive files of various individuals and offices arrived at the Archives is a less organized fashion and were processed by Archives staff.

The arrangement of the records has been left largely intact. The only changes made were in the order of the series in relation to each other and in placing loose material in folders. The records appear to have been consciously selected and arranged by NCCJ staff. In some cases, files appear to have remained intact in the form in which they were created, but more often they appear to have been brought together artificially at a later date.

Other Finding Aid

Unpublished inventory available. Please contact the Archives for more information.

Related Materials

Researchers interested in studying the National Conference of Christians and Jews should also consult the Everett R. Clinchy papers (sw0282). The guide to the Clinchy papers is not available online at this time. Contact Archives staff for information regarding these materials.

Arrangement of the Records

The National Conference of Christians and Jews records are arranged in XXX series: Series 1. Historical Materials Series 2. Organizational Records Series 3. Conferences, Seminars and Institutes Series 4. Brotherhood Week Series 5. Special Projects Series 6. NCCJ Self Studies Series 7. Other Organizations Series 8. NCCJ Officers and Personnel Series 9. Speeches Series 10. NCCJ Public Relations and Publications Series 11. Commission on Educational Organizations Series 12. National Awards Committee Series 13. Regional Relations Series 14. Israel Study Group Series 15. Christian Study Group Series 16. Church Struggle and the Holocaust Records Series 17. Publications from other Organizations

Historical Note

The National Conference of Christians and Jews, was formed in 1928 to facilitate cooperation between religions on civic and social justice issues and to promote understanding and mutual respect through education and dialogue. The roots of the conference's founding conference lay in the Committee on Good Will between Jews and Christians, which was founded circa 1923 within the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. Dr Alfred Anthony, executive secretary of the Home Missions Council, and John W. Herrings, of the Federal Council's staff, provided early initiative and leadership for the committee. Accounts of its founding indicate that the committee was formed, in part, as a response to the resurgence and popularity of the Ku Klux Klan during the 1920s. The conference began as a series of meetings and discussions between a small group of supporters and interested individuals. Early backers of the idea included leaders of the Federal council of the Churches of Christ, B'nai B'rith, the Central Conference of Rabbis, and the Roman Catholic Church. In 1927, the decision to create the National Conference of Christians and Jews was formalized. Everett R. Clinchy was appointed to direct a program for the conference. In the fall of 1928, the first NCCJ seminar, created by Clinchy, was hosted by Columbia University. Clinchy also secured cooperation of three co-chairman for the new organization: Carlton J. H. Hayes as the Catholic co-chairman, Newton D Baker as the Protestant co-chairman; and Roger Williams Strauss (who was an early supporter of the Conference) as the Jewish co-chairman. The organization continues to work for social justice as the National Conference for Community and Justice. A time line of the history of the organization is available on the NCCJ website.

Scope and Content

The National Conference of Christians and Jews records include annual reports, conference and institute proceedings, speeches, administrative records, studies, project files, pamphlets and NCCJ publications, and correspondence. The records also contain the speeches, articles and correspondence of Everett Ross Clinchy, who was the founding director of the organization, as well as materials from other early officers and significant figures.

The NCCJ records document the organization's effort to facilitate dialogue and understanding between major religions and to promote religious freedom and tolerance, racial justice, and cultural understanding. Among many other topics, the records document such NCCJ programs as: Brotherhood Week, "Tolerance Trio" tours by religious leaders associated with the conference; special projects, such as the Religious Freedom and Public Affairs Project; conferences, seminars, and institutes held by the NCCJ; responses to political and religious persecution of Jews during the 1930s and work during World War II; efforts to reconcile Christian actions during the Holocaust and to commemorate the events of the Holocaust; and efforts to promote religious tolerance in politics, industry and in all levels of education, including theological seminary education. Mid 20th century concepts of democracy, brotherhood, good will, tolerance, and religious liberty are frequently reflected in the records. The early history and activities of the International Conference of Christians and Jews are also reflected in the records.

Index Terms

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the catalog of the University of Minnesota Libraries. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons or places should search the catalog using these headings.

Clinchy, Everett R. (Everett Ross), 1896 Clinchy, Everett R. (Everett Ross), 1896- --Archives. National Conference of Christians and Jews. National Conference of Christians and Jews--Archives. National Conference of Jews and Christians. Brotherhood Week. Christianity and other religions--Judaism. Religious pluralism--United States. Judaism--Relations--Christianity Local Subject Terms Civil rights and civil liberties Intergroup relations Series 1. Historical Materials Archives Information 1 1 Constitution and Bylaws 1 2 Annual Reports 1928-1939 1 3 Annual Reports 1940-1949 1 4 Annual Reports 1950-1959 1 5 Annual Reports 1960-1968 1 6 NCCJ History 1 7 NCCJ History 1934-1939 1 8 NCCJ History: Comments on the Early Days 1 9 History 1 10 U.S. Presidents Brotherhood Week Messages 1 11

Signed letters from presidents Roosevelt through Johnson.

Endorsements of NCCJ 1 12

Letters from notable public figures

Committee on Goodwill between Jews and Christians 1 13 Correspondence 1930-1933 1 14 Exhibit of Materials depicting NCCJ Activities 1932 1 15 NCCJ Regional Histories (Des Moines - Atlanta) 1 16 Atlanta, Georgia, Correspondence 1949-1959 1 17 NCCJ History, Des Moines, Iowa 1 18 Jews in Germany 1930s 1 19 Trio Tour: M. Ahern, E. Israel, Ashby Jones 1937 1 20 First Trio Tour 1933 1 21 The Trio Program 1 22 Proposed White House Conference 1934-1935 1 23 Taylor Appointment 1939-1940 1 24 Haldeman Publications 1942 1 25

Anti-Catholic publisher

Political Campaign 1944 1 26 Political Campaign 1 27 Catholics and NCCJ 1946-1947 1 28 Tokyo Reports, H. Seamans 1948 1 29 Twentieth Anniversary 1948 1 30 Genocide Convention 1948-1951 1 31 Armstrong Story 1949 1 32 Truman Luncheon 1949 1 33 Truman Luncheon 1950 1 34 Marian Anderson Portrait 1957 1 35 Series 2. Organizational Records

Series 2, Organizational Records, consists of a combination of board files; files related to the Lazarus Library, including the librarians's correspondence files; and inactive administrative records from various NCCJ departments and programs. Many of the materials in this series seems to have been consciously selected by NCCJ staff (possibly library staff) for historical and administrative purposes. The records range from routine administrative documents to more substantive project or topical files. Like the historical records in Series 1, they provide an important, but incomplete, picture of the early history of the organization.

The files are listed in box order and have no particular arrangement.

Board of Trustees 1945-1949 2 1 Board of Trustees 1956-1964 2 2 Board of Directors, Incorporation 2 3 Executive Committee 2 4 Annual Meetings 2 5

Contains mostly information on board and committees convening at annual meeting

National Program Department 2 6 Commission on Community Organizations 2 7 Commission on Educational Organizations 2 8

Includes regional reports

Commission on Educational Organizations 2 9 Commission on Educational Organizations 2 10 Commission on Educational Organizations, Summer Workshops 2 11 Commission on Educational Organizations, Human Relations Workshops 2 12 Commission on Educational Organizations, Human Relations Workshops 2 13 Commission on Labor-Management Organizations 2 14 Labor-Management Conferences 2 15 Human Relations in Business and Industry 2 16 Inter-Commission Committee on the problem of Integration in Education and Community Life, G. Lovejoy, Chairman 2 17 National Conference Foundation, Inc. 1962 2 18 Honor Corps 2 19 National Staff Meetings 1947-1959 2 20 National Staff Meetings 2 21 National Staff Meetings 2 22 National Staff Meetings 2 23 Public Relations Department 3 1 Financial Reports 3 2 Vouchers # 1-50 1927 3 3 Vouchers # 51-100 1927-1928 3 4 Vouchers # 101-150 1928 3 5 Vouchers # 151-200 1928 3 6 Vouchers # 201-253 1928 3 7 Vouchers # 254-299 1928 3 8 Aaronsburg, Story 1949 3 9 Scripts by Titles A-C 32 1

Mostly "Scripts for Brotherhood"

Scripts by Titles E-L 32 2 Scripts by Titles P-T 32 3 Scripts by Titles U-W 32 4 "Scripts for Brotherhood" 32 5 Annual Meeting 1945 32 6 Annual Meetings 32 7 World War II, Andrew Gotischall Reports 32 8 World War II, Letters to and from Military Officials 32 9 World War II, Comments from Military Personnel 32 10

Responses from military personnel of various ranks to NCCJ programs in military camps. The short responses include critiques and praise for NCCJ presentations as well as comments on religion, national unity and democracy

Duplicates World War II Pamphlets 32 11 World War II, Pamphlets 32 12 Commission on Community Organizations 32 13 Commission on Community Organizations 32 14 Board of Trustees 1960-1991 32 15 Board of Trustees Meeting 1991 32 16 National Staff Meetings 32 17 Public Information 32 18 Commission on Mass Communications 32 19 Commission on Religious Organizations 32 20 Commission on Labor-Management Organizations 32 21 Research Department 32 22 Report of the President 32 23 Pioneer Programs in Intergroup Education (book) 1939-1957 33 1 NCCJ Workshop 33 2 Law Institute Papers on Religious Freedom and Public Affairs, University of Chicago 1963 33 3 Institute Papers on Religion and the Public Schools, Purdue University 1963 33 4 Institute on Religion and the Public Schools- Purdue University 1963 33 5 International Conference of Christians and Jews- Toronto Program and Lists 1968 33 6 International Conference of Christians and Jews- Toronto Commission Reports 1968 33 7 International Conference of Christians and Jews- Toronto Papers 1968 33 8 International Conference of Christians and Jews- Toronto Papers 1968 33 9 Northeastern Division 33 10 Religious News Service 33 11 New York Area 33 12 Central and Western Divisions 33 13 Southeastern Divisions 33 14 Office Management, including Employee Benefits 33 15 Finance and Budget 33 16 Finance and Budget 33 17 Charles Evans Hughes Award 1968 33 18 Hochhuth, "The Deputy" 33 19 "The Deputy" 33 20 World Brotherhood, Inc. 33 21 German Clergy and Teachers State Department Exchange Program 33 22 German Clergy and Teachers State Department Exchange Program 33 23 German Clergy and Teachers State Department Exchange Program 33 24 Rabbi Arthur Gilbert 33 25 Lazrus Library 33 26 Brotherhood Week 33 27 Miscellaneous Photos 33 28 Library Organization 34 1 Lazrus Library 1963-1965 34 2 Library 1963-1965 34 3 Library Correspondence 1963 34 4 Library Advisory Committee 1955-1958 34 5 National Public Relations Committee 34 6 Magazine Editors 1960-1963 34 7 Lynching and Race Riot Information 34 28

One detailed account of a lynching and a multi-page list with summaries of lynching and race riot events in 20th century U.S. history.

Military Chaplaincy and Separation of Church and State 34 29 NCCJ Staff Directories 1962-1963, 1973 34 30 Barth, Markus. What Can A Jew Believe about Jesus - and Still Remain a Jew? 1965 34 31

Brotherhood Dinner, 1965

Series 3. Conferences, Seminars, and Institutes

Series 3, Conferences, Seminars and Institutes, documents meetings sponsored by NCCJ on topics such as human relations, interfaith cooperation, and church-state relations. The materials include programs, transcripts, and publicity materials. The Williamstown Institutes on Human Relations (1937-1943) are especially well-represented.

Early Conferences 3 10 Baltimore, Northwestern, and New York Seminars 1930 3 11 Blue Ridge Conference 1935-1936 3 12 Conference on Church and State, Biltmore Hotel, NY 1948 3 13 Conference on Intercultural Education for Teachers, New York 1938 3 14 Columbia University Conference on Religion 1946 3 15 Columbia University Institute of Human Relations 1948 3 16 Essex County Conference, East Orange, NY 1933 3 17 Estes Park Institute 1936 3 18 Estes Park Institute 1938 3 19 Estes Park Institute 1940 3 20 Estes Park Institute, addresses 1940 3 21 Institute of Human Relations, Chapel Hill, N. C. 1937 3 22 Institute of Human Relations, Rockford, Illinois 1937 3 23 Institute of Public Affairs, University of Virginia 1938 3 24 Institute, Reed College and Mills College 1937-1938 3 25 Institute on Social Change in a Democratic Society, University of Oklahoma 1965 3 26 Interfaith Seminar, Addresses, Wellesley College 1930 3 27 Jewish Catholic Colloquy, Latrobe, Pennsylvania 1965 3 28 Midwest Institute, Addresses 1936 3 29 Midwest Institute, Appleton, Wisconsin 1936 3 30 Seelisburg Conference 1947 3 31 Washington Seminar 1932 3 32 Washington Seminar on Brotherhood 1940 3 33 Williamstown Institute of Human Relations, Program 1935 4 1 Williamstown Institute of Human Relations, Stenographic Proceedings 1935 4 2 Williamstown Institute of Human Relations, Stenographic Transcripts (2nd Copy) 1935 4 3 Williamstown Institute of Human Relations 1937 4 4 "Public Opinion in a Democracy," Published Proceedings of Williamstown Institute 1937 4 5 Williamstown Institute of Human Relations, Stenographic Reports 1937 4 6 Williamstown Institute of Human Relations, Stenographic Proceedings (2nd copy) 1937 4 7 Williamstown Institute of Human Relations, Program and Proceedings 1939 4 8 Williamstown Conference- Program 1941 4 9 Williamstown Institute of Human Relations, Proceedings 1941 4 10 Williamstown Institute- Round Table Discussion Summaries 1941 4 11 Williamstown Institute- Speeches "Cultural Diversity: American Strength" 1941 4 12 Williamstown Institute- Speeches "Intolerance" 4 13 Williamstown Institute- Speeches "Human Relations: Viewed as a Spiritual 1941 4 14 Williamstown Institute- Speeches "The World We Want to Live in" 1941 4 15 Williamstown Institute- Speeches "Has Democracy a Future?" 1941 4 16 Williamstown Institute- Speeches "Education - Builder of Human Relations" 1941 4 17 Williamstown Institute- Speeches "Inalienable Rights - Inescapable Duty" 1941 4 18 Williamstown Institute- Speeches "Economics as a Factor in Human Relations" 1941 4 19 Willimastown Institute- Press Releases 1941 4 20 Williamstown Institute 1942-1943 4 21 Duplicate Copies of Conference, Brotherhood, Bulletin, Newsletters, and Brotherhood Week Kit 4 22 Conferences, Institutes, Seminars, Workshops 1937 37 24 Conferences, Institutes, Seminars, Workshops 1956-1958 37 25 Conferences, Institutes, Seminars, Workshops 1963-1968 37 26 Conferences, Institutes, Seminars, Workshops 1971-1972 37 27 Criminal Justice Institute 1987 58 21 Interracial Colloquy 1981 58 22 National Center for Quality Integrated Education 1975 58 23 International Council of Christians and Jews 1964,80 58 24 International Year of the Child 1979 58 25 Symposium on Effect of Discrimination and Alienation on Children, transcript of proceedings 58 26 Impact of Discrimination and Alienation on Children, public hearing 58 27 International Youth Conference 1985 58 28 Cassettes of planning sessions for 1989 staff conference 60 Scholars' Conferences Barmen Conferences 1984 54 1 Scholars’ Conference 1984 54 2 Scholars’ Conference 1984-85 54 3 Scholars’ Conference Planning 1983 54 4 Scholars’ Conference on Holocaust 54 5 Holocaust Conference 1981 54 6 Scholars’ Conference Mailing List 54 7 Requests about Scholars’ Conference 1983 54 8 Scholars’ Conference General Files 1983 54 9 First Philadelphia Conference on Holocaust 1975 54 10 International Theological Symposium on Holocaust 1978 54 11 Proceedings of the Conference of Women Surviving the Holocaust 54 12 Scholars’ Conference General Files 1981 54 13 Scholars’ Conference 1980 54 14 Scholars’ Conference General Files 1980 54 15 International Conference on Holocaust 1978 54 16 Scholars’ Conference Requests for Information 1979 54 17 Holocaust Curricula 54 18 Scholars’ Conference, Miscellaneous 1976-1978 54 19 Holocaust 1978 54 20 Correspondence Holocaust 1978-83 54 21 Materials from "Elie Wiesel Teach-in" 1978 54 22 Holocaust Scholars’ Conference 1974-1977 54 23 Papers from Conference on the Church Struggle and the Holocaust 1974 54 24 "Some Protestant Theological Reflections on Jews and Judaism" 1945 54 25 Response of Alice L. Eckardt to Dr. Ryan’s "Some Protestant Theological Reflections on Jews and Judaism" 54 26 Response of Dr. J. S. Conway to Dr. Armon Boyens "The Churches of the WCC and Hitler’s Policy of Extermination of the Jewish People" 54 27 "Putative Threat to National Security as a Nuernberg Defense for Genocide," Robert Wolfe 54 28 The Church Struggle and the Holocaust 1974-1975 54 29 Response of Sr. Rose Thering to "The Teaching of the Holocaust," Conference on the Church Struggle and Holocaust 54 30 Max Metzger, "Bloodwitness to Peace and Unity" 54 31 German Church Struggle and the Holocaust 1973 54 32 Program Files Program Development 55 1 Quarterly Progress reports 1981 55 2 Semi Annual Progress reports 1968-1969 55 3 Program Activities by region and category 1988-1990 55 4 Program Service Responses 1987 55 5 Program Guide 1979 55 6 Program in Pluralism 1984-1985 55 7 Program in Pluralism 1989 55 8 Program Development 55 9 Program Activities by Region and Category 1988 55 10 Program Activities by Region and Category 1989 55 11 Program Notes 55 12 Program Notes 1984-1991 55 13 New Programs NCCJ 1983 55 14 National Program Services Responses 55 15 Detroit Conference 1980 55 16 TIP Sheets 1974-1975 55 17 Series 4. Brotherhood Week

Series 4, Brotherhood Week, documents the NCCJ-sponsored national event to promote religious tolerance. The records consist primarily of promotional kits with suggestions for local activities, scripts for radio plays, speeches, and newspaper clippings.

Brotherhood Week - General Information 5 1 Brotherhood Day 1934 5 2 Brotherhood Day 1935 5 3 Brotherhood Day 1936 5 4 Brotherhood Day 1937 5 5 Brotherhood Day 1938 5 6 Brotherhood Day- Brotherhood Week 1939 5 7 Brotherhood Week 1940 5 8 Brotherhood Week 1941 5 9 Brotherhood Week 1942 5 10 Brotherhood Week 1943 5 11 Brotherhood Week 1944 5 12 Brotherhood Week Reports 1945 5 13 Brotherhood Week Reports 1945 5 14 Brotherhood Week 1945 5 15 Brotherhood Week 1946 5 16 Brotherhood Week 1947 5 17 Brotherhood Week 1948 5 18 Brotherhood Week 1949 5 19 Brotherhood Week 1950 5 20 Brotherhood Week 1951 5 21 Brotherhood Week 1952 5 22 Brotherhood Week 1953 5 23 Brotherhood Week 1954 5 24 Brotherhood Week 1955 5 25 Brotherhood Week 1956 5 26 Brotherhood Week 1957 5 27 Brotherhood Week 1958 6 1 Brotherhood Week 1959 6 2 Brotherhood Week 1960 6 3 Brotherhood Week 1961 6 4 Brotherhood Week 1962 6 5 Brotherhood Week 1963 6 6 Brotherhood Week 1964 6 7 Brotherhood Week 1965 6 8 Brotherhood Week 1968 6 9 Brotherhood Week 1969 6 10 Brotherhood Week 1949-1969 37 23 Series 5. Special Projects

Series 5 contains records of NCCJ projects on religious freedom and tolerance, church-state issues, and the role of religion in education. In particular, the series documents the Religious Freedom and Public Affairs Project, which dealt with church-state relations and how they affect issues such as taxation, business hours, education, birth control, school prayer and federal aid to education. Grant proposals and files on the Project on Church, State, and Taxation are also included.

Brotherhood U.S.A. (Youth Program, Los Angeles) 6 11 Cicero, Illinois, Report, Charles E. Hendry 1951 6 12 Four Chaplains 6 13 The Four Chaplains 6 14 The Four Chaplains 6 15 Green Pastures 6 16

Concerns Black stereotypes portrayed by Broadway play

New Haven Neighborhood Project 6 17 Operation Manhattan, Lower East Side Project 1956-1959 6 18 Our Moral and Spiritual Resources for Brotherhood 1954 6 19 Rearing Children of Good Will 6 20 Religious Book Week 1943-1948 6 21 Scholastic Magazine Awards 6 22 Springfield Plan 1939-1945 6 23 Proposed St. Louis Project, Arnold Rose 1947 6 24 Textbook Studies 1938-1943 6 25 Workshop in Human Resources and Intercultural Education 1947 6 26 Project Grant Proposals Proposals to Foundations 6 27 Ford Foundation proposal 1961 6 28 Ford Foundation Proposal, Learning Materials in Intergroup Relations 1952 6 29 Ford Foundation Proposal, Development of Intergroup Relations Centers 1950 6 30 Religious Freedom and Public Affairs Project

The Religious Freedom and Public Affairs Project was undertaken by NCCJ with support from the Ford Foundation from 1961-1965. The principle results of the project were a series of national seminars and the preparation and distribution of educational films and publications. Rabbi Arthur Gilbert was named staff consultant with primary responsibility to administering the project. The project files contain print materials, newspaper clippings, reports from other organizations, correspondence and speeches. The project files are arranged by subject are in two basic groupings: "church and state" issues and civil issues.

The predominate issues documented by the project records are: aid to parochial schools, religious holiday celebrations in schools, Sunday closing laws, birth control, gambling, civil rights, Jews in the Soviet Union, religion and race.

Ford Foundation 1967-1968 12 1 Ford Foundation; Approval of Grand and Correspondence 1961-1963 12 2 General Religious Freedom Articles 12 3 Religious Freedom and Public Affairs (Annual Reports to Ford Foundation) [A-1] 1962-1965 12 4 Church-State Relations; Historical Background 12 5 Church-State Relations; General Legal Background 12 6 Church-State Relations; Legal Opinions and Decisions 1963-1964 12 7 Legal Materials [A 3] 1963 12 8 Church-State Relations; General Viewpoints 12 9 Church-State Relations; General, Secularist position 12 10 Church-State Relations; Interfaith Views 12 11 Church-State Relations; Protestant Views (Current) 12 12 Church-State Relations; Protestant Views 12 13 Church-State Relations; Catholic Views 12 14 Church-State Relations; Jewish Views [A-4] 12 15 Church and State Study Conference National Council of Churches [A-5] 12 16 Church-State Bibliographies [B-1] 12 17 Non-school Aspects; Church-State Relations General [B-2] 12 18 Religious Celebrations and Symbols on Public Property [B-3] 12 19 Federal Aid to Churches; Welfare Services [B-4] 12 20 Tax Exemption for Churches 12 21 Tax Exemption for Churches [B-5] 13 1 Federal Funds for Church (Abroad) [B-6] 13 2 State Aid to Churches [B-7] 13 3 Sunday Closing Laws; Viewpoints 13 4 Sunday Closing Laws; Supreme Court in the States 1961-1962 13 5 Sunday Closing Laws; Various States 1961-1963 13 6 Sunday Closing Laws; Arkansas 1962 13 7 Sunday Closing Laws; Kansas-Missouri 1961-1963 13 8 Sunday Closing Laws; Kentucky 1962-1963 13 9 Sunday Closing Laws; Maine 1962-1963 13 10 Sunday Closing Laws; Massachusetts 1961-1964 13 11 Sunday Closing Laws; Michigan 1962-1964 13 12 Sunday Closing Laws; Minnesota 1962-1964 13 13 Sunday Closing Laws; New York 1962-1965 13 14 Sunday Closing Laws; North Carolina 1962-1965 13 15 Sunday Closing Laws; Ohio 1962-1963 13 16 Sunday Closing Laws; Oklahoma 1961-1963 13 17 Sunday Closing Laws; Pennsylvania [B-8] 1961-1965 13 18 Humane Slaughter [B-9] 1961-1963 13 19 "Under God" Public Pennants [B-10] [B-11] 1964-1965 13 20 Chaplaincy 1964 13 21 Autopsies [C-1] 13 22 Higher Education; General [C-2] 1963-1964 13 23 Federal Aid to Higher Education; General [C-3] 1962-1965 13 24 Denominational Universities; General [C-4] 13 25 Federal Aid to Denominational Universities; Viewpoints 13 26 Federal Aid to Denominational Universities; Aid given 1962-1963 13 27 Federal Aid to Denominational Universities; Politics [C-5] 1962-1963 13 28 State Aid to Denominational Universities; General 1961-1963 13 29 State Aid to Denominational Universities; Maryland Court Case [C-6] 1963-1965 13 30 Religion in State Universities (Public) 13 31 Religion in Higher Education [C-7] 13 32 Religion in Higher Education 1958-1960 13 33 Religion in Higher Education; Memorandum [D-I-1] 13 34 Federal Aid to Public Education; General [D-I-2] 13 35 Federal Aid to Education; General Viewpoints [D-I-3] 13 36 Federal Aid to Public Education; Opinion Polls [D-II-1] 13 37 Federal Aid to Private Schools; Issues of General [D-II-2] 13 38 Federal Aid to Private Schools; General Viewpoints 13 39 Federal Aid to Private Schools; Interfaith Viewpoints 1962-1963 14 1 Federal Aid to Private Schools; Protestant Viewpoints 14 2 Federal Aid to Private Schools; Catholic Viewpoints 1962-1963 14 3 Federal Aid to Private Schools; Catholic Viewpoints 1964-1965 14 4 Federal Aid to Private Schools; Jewish Viewpoints [D-II-C] 14 5 Federal Aid to Private Schools; Opinion Polls [D-II-d] 14 6 Federal Aid to Private Schools; Textbook Aids [D-II-e] 14 7 NDEA (National Defense Education Act) [D-II-f] 1958 14 8 Federal Aid to Education Bill; Politics [D-II-g] 1965 14 9 Tax Credits to Private Schools or Parents [D-II-h] 1962-1964 14 10 Federal Aid to Church Schools; International Scene [E-1] 14 11 State Aid to Church Schools; Textbooks-Rhode Island 14 12 State Aid to Church Schools; Textbooks-New York 14 13 State Aid to Private Schools; Textbook-Oregon 14 14 State Aid to Private Schools; Textbook-General [E-2] 14 15 Bus Transportation; General 14 16 Bus Transportation; Alabama 1963 14 17 Bus Transportation; Alaska 14 18 Bus Transportation; Colorado 1963 14 19 Bus Transportation; Connecticut 1962-1963 14 20 Bus Transportation; Department of Defense 1964 14 21 Bus Transportation; Hawaii 1964 14 22 Bus Transportation; Idaho 14 23 Bus Transportation; Indiana 14 24 Bus Transportation; Iowa 14 25 Bus Transportation; Kansas 14 26 Bus Transportation; Kentucky 14 27 Bus Transportation; Maine 14 28 Bus Transportation; Maryland 14 29 Bus Transportation; Michigan 14 30 Bus Transportation; Minnesota 14 31 Bus Transportation; Missouri 14 32 Bus Transportation; New Jersey 14 33 Bus Transportation; New York 14 34 Bus Transportation; North Dakota 14 35 Bus Transportation; Ohio 14 36 Bus Transportation; Oklahoma 14 37 Bus Transportation; Pennsylvania 14 38 Bus Transportation; Virginia 14 39 Bus Transportation; Wisconsin [E-3] 14 40 Shared Time; General 14 41 Shared Time; Miscellaneous 14 42 Shared Time in Practice 14 43 Shared Time; General Views 1964 14 44 Shared Time; Interfaith Reactions 14 45 Shared Time; Protestants Views 1962-1964 14 46 Shared Time; Catholic Views 14 47 Shared Time; Jewish Views 14 48 [E-4] Released Time [E-5] 1961-1965 15 1 Parochial Students in Special Public School Classes; General 15 2 Parochial Students in Special Public School Classes; Tulsa- Oklahoma [E-6] 1961-1962 15 3 State Aid to Church Schools; Miscellaneous [F-1] 15 4 School Prayer and Bible Readings; General Views 1963-1965 15 5 School Prayer and Bible Readings; Educational Views 15 6 School Prayer and Bible Readings; Interfaith Views 1963-1964 15 7 School Prayer and Bible Readings; Catholic Views 15 8 School Prayer and Bible Readings; Jewish Views 1962-1964 15 9 School Prayer and Bible Readings; Protestant Views 15 10 School Prayer and Bible Readings; Protestant Views 15 11 School Prayer and Bible Readings; Greek Orthodox Views 15 12 School Prayer and Bible Readings; Background of the New York, Pennsylvania, and Maryland cases 15 13 School Prayer and Bible Readings; Supreme Court Decisions, Legal Background, Discussions and Decisions. 15 14 School Prayer and Bible Readings; Proposed Constitutional Amendment 1963-1964 15 15 School Prayer and Bible Readings; Compliance and Non-compliance to the Supreme Court Decisions 1963-1964 15 16 NCCJ Statements Re: Supreme Court Decision 15 17 Supreme Court Decision: NCCJ Meeting Re 1963 15 18 Supreme Court Decision: NCCJ Manuscripts, Guideline for Public Schools 1963 15 19 Guidelines: Prayer and Bible in the Schools [F-2] 1963 15 20 Teaching about Religion in the Public Schools; Educator’s Viewpoints 1963-1965 15 21 Teaching about Religion in the Public Schools; Interfaith Viewpoints 1965 15 22 Teaching about Religion in the Public Schools; Protestant Viewpoints 15 23 Teaching about Religion in the Public Schools; Catholic Viewpoints 15 24 Teaching about Religion in the Public Schools; Jewish Viewpoints 1962 15 25 Teaching about Religion in the Public Schools; Current Practices, Proposals, Textual Materials #1 1963-1965 15 26 Teaching about Religion in the Public Schools; Current Practices, Proposals, Textual Materials #2 1960-1963 15 27 Teaching about Religion in the Public Schools; International Scene 1964 15 28 Bible Distribution in the Schools 15 29 Christmas and Chanukah Celebrations 15 30 Religious Holidays, School Absences 15 31 Religion in Public Schools, General 1965 15 32 Religion in Public Schools, Interfaith Viewpoint 1963 15 33 Religion in the Schools, Protestant Viewpoint 15 34 Religion in the Schools, Catholic Viewpoint 1963 15 35 Religion in Education, Jewish Viewpoint [G-1] 15 36 Birth Control, Medical Viewpoints 15 37 Birth Control, General Views 15 38 Birth Control, Interfaith Views 15 39 Birth Control, Catholic Views 15 40 Birth Control, Protestant Viewpoint 1962-1965 16 1 Birth Control, Jewish Viewpoint 16 2 Birth Control, U.S. Federal Government 16 3 Birth Control, Misc. States 16 4 Birth Control, California 16 5 Birth Control, Canada 16 6 Birth Control, Colorado 1963 16 7 Birth Control, Connecticut [A-2] 1962-1965 16 8 Birth Control, Chicago and Background Reports 1963 16 9 Birth Control, Massachusetts 1964-1965 16 10 Birth Control, Michigan 16 11 Birth Control, Minnesota 1965 16 12 Birth Control, North Carolina 1963 16 13 Birth Control, Pennsylvania 16 14 Birth Control, Texas 16 15 Birth Control, Washington D.C. 1961-1965 16 16 Birth Control, Population Explosion and the International Scene 1962 16 17 Birth Control, Medical Research and Family-planning Clinic 16 18 Birth Control, Planned Parenthood Associations 1962 16 19 Birth Control, Abortion 1962-1963 16 20 Birth Control, Sterilization 1963 16 21 Birth Control, Artificial Insemination [G-2] 16 22 Legislation of Morality, General Discussion 16 23 Legislation of Morality, Sexual Behavior [G-3] [G-4] [G-5] 16 24 Legislation of Morality, Gambling 1962-1965 16 25 Legislation of Morality, Gambling - New York [G-6] 1963 16 26 Legislation of Morality, Alcohol [G-7] 1962-1963 16 27 Legislation of Morality, Divorce Laws [G-8] [G-9] 1962 16 28 Legislation of Morality, Suicide [G-10] 16 29 Legislation of Morality, Miscellaneous 16 30 Censorship [B-12] 1963 16 31 American Association of School Administrators 1964 16 32 ACCURA (Association for the Coordination of University Religious Affairs) 1963 16 33 Adoption Laws 16 34 Aging - Problem of 16 35 All Day Schools 16 36 American Council for Judaism 16 37 Legislation of Morality, Euthanasia 16 38 Amendments to U.S. Constitution 1963-1964 16 39 American Academy of Religion 16 40 Anti-Semitism, Religious Schools, textbooks 16 41 Arab Boycott 16 42 Arab Refugees 16 43 Arabs in Israel 1962 16 44 Associated Church Press Articles 1963 16 45 Black Muslims 16 46 Board of Education; New York City Joint Statement 1963 16 47 Business Ethics 16 48 Busses and Ballots 1963-1964 16 49 Calendar Reform 16 50 Capital Punishment 16 51 Catholics in the United States 1962 16 52 Catholic for President 1962 16 53 Catholic Press Association 16 54 Jewish-Catholic Consultation 1963-1965 16 55 Religious Freedom and Restrictions 17 1 Catholics - the Laity 1962-1963 17 2 Central Conference of American Rabbis 1964 17 3 CCAR Journal 1961-1963 17 4 Christian Mission 17 5 Christian Century 1962 17 6 Christians in Israel 1961-1963 17 7 Church Statistics 1961-1962 17 8 CCAP (Citizens Crusade Against Poverty) 1964 17 9 Citizens for Educational Freedom (CEF) 17 10 City Planning 1964 17 11 Civil Disobedience 1963 17 12 Civil Rights Act 1964 17 13 Civil Rights Legislation 1963 17 14 Civil Rights Action 17 15 Civil Rights; Catholic Viewpoints 1964 17 16 Civil Rights; Protestant Viewpoints 1963-1964 17 17 Civil Rights; Interreligious Actions 1962-1963 17 18 Civil Rights and Civil Liberties 1963-1964 17 19 Civil Rights and the African American 1964 17 20 Compliments 1962 17 21 Commission on Interfaith Activities 17 22 Conference on Jewish Social Studies 1963 17 23 Conflict; Interreligious 1963 17 24 Conversion 17 25 Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds 1963 17 26 Crucifixion 17 27 Demonstrations 1965 18 1 The Deputy 18 2 The Deputy; Catholic Reactions 18 3 The Deputy; Jewish Reactions 1964 18 4 The Deputy; Protestant Reaction 1963 18 5 The Deputy; Interfaith Reaction 18 6 The Deputy; Correspondence 1964 18 7 The Deputy; Historical Criticism 18 8 Desegregation 18 9 Dialogue Magazine 18 10 Dialogue; General 1962-1963 18 11 Discrimination and Racism 1963 18 12 Discriminations - Preferred Treatment 18 13 Discrimination in Education 1964 18 14 Discrimination - Social 1962-1963 18 15 Discrimination - Employment 18 16 Discrimination - Housing 1962-1964 18 17 Discrimination and State Anti-Discrimination Laws 1962-1964 18 18 Discrimination in Voting 1962-1963 18 19 Ecumenist - First Issue of Magazine 1962 18 20 Ecumenist Movement in the United States of America 1965 18 21 Edith Stein Guild 18 22 Editorial Advisory Committee - Project Publications 18 23 Integrated Education 18 24 Eichmann Trial 18 25 Faith in Life Dialogue 18 26 Foundation Proposals- Fund Raising and Expenditure 18 27 Fund for the Republic 18 28 Germany and The Jews 19 1 German Statute of Limitations 19 2 Greek Orthodox Church 19 3 Guidelines on Prayer in the Schools 19 4 Gruber, Dr. Heinrich - and Rabbi Martin Weitz 1962 19 5 Day Schools Hebrew 1963 19 6 House Un-American Activities Committee 19 7 Human Rights 19 8 Immigration Laws 19 9 Institute of Church and State (Villanova) 1962-1963 19 10 Institute for Righteous Acts 19 11 Israel 1963-1964 19 12 Israel 1964 19 13 Israel 19 14 Israel 1962-1963 19 15 Israel 1964-1965 19 16 Jews Behind the Iron Curtain 19 17 Soviet Jewry 19 18 Jews in the Soviet Union 19 19 Anti-Semitism - Behind the Iron Curtain 19 20 John Birch Society 19 21 Juvenile Delinquency 19 22 Ku Klux Klan 19 23 Lavanburg Foundation 1965 19 24 Marriage, Family and Home 1963 19 25 Methodists 19 26 Missionaries 1962-1963 19 27 Mixed Marriage 19 28 Moral and Spiritual Values in Public Schools 20 1 Moral Education in Soviet Schools 20 2 Mormons 20 3 National Association of Evangelicals 20 4 National Association of Inter-Group Relations Officials (NAIRO) 1962-1965 20 5 National Community Relations Advisory Council 1963-1965 20 6 National Council of Churches 1963-1965 20 7 NEA 20 8 National School Boards Association 20 9 Northern Student Movement (NSM) 20 10 Office of Economic Opportunity 20 11 Pacem in Terris Center for Study of Democratic Institutions 1965 20 12 Packard Manse 20 13 Passion Plays 20 14 Peace Corps 1961-1962 20 15 Post-Protestant Era 1962 20 16 Church and Poverty 20 17 Powell, Ted - Film Proposal 20 18 Prejudice 20 19 Protestants 1964 20 20 Protestant-Catholic Relations 1962-1965 20 21 Protestant-Catholic Relations 20 22 POAU (Protestants and Other Americans United) 20 23 Protestants and Other Americans United for the Separation of Church and State 20 24 Psychiatry-Religion Dialogue 20 25 Radio and Television 20 26 Religion and Politics 20 27 Religion and Politics 1964 21 1 Religion in the Public order 1962-1963 21 2 Religion and Race 1964 21 3 Religion and Race 1965 21 4 Race 21 5 Religion and Race 1964-1965 21 6 Religious Education Association 1962-1963 21 7 Religious Press 1963 21 8 Report from the Capital 1961 21 9 Research Projects 1962 21 10 Right Wing Extremists 1962-1964 21 11 Right Wing Extremists 21 12 Right Wing Extremists 21 13 Right Wing Extremists 21 14 Right Wing Extremists 21 15 Right Wing Extremists 21 16 School Dropouts 21 17 SCLC (Southern Christian Leader Conference) 1964 21 18 Southern School News 21 19 Speaker’s Kit 21 20 Statistics 21 21 Synagogue Council of America 21 22 Triple Revolution 21 23 Union of American Hebrew Congregations 1963-1965 21 24 United Church of Christ 21 25 UCEA (University Council for Educational Administration) 21 26 UJA (United Jewish Appeal) 21 27 UN (United Nations) 21 28 United Synagogue of America 1962 21 29 Urban Church 21 30 World Council of Churches 21 31 Warsaw Ghetto Uprising 21 32 Project on Church, State, and Taxation Traxis: A Newsletter on Taxation 1981-1983 58 Meeting December, 1981 58 Advisory Committee Meeting November, 1980 58 Advisory Committee Correspondence 58 Advisory Committee Meeting June, 1983 58 Advisory Committee Meeting June, 1980 58 Co-directors 58 Lilly Foundation Correspondence 1981-1983 58 Project Proposal to Lilly Foundation 58 Series 6. NCCJ Self Studies NCCJ Evaluation Study 1942 7 1 National Campaign Organization Study 1948 7 2 NCCJ Fund-Raising Evaluation Study 1948 7 3 NCCJ Evaluation Committee 1958 7 4 NCCJ Evaluation Study 1956-1959 7 5 NCCJ Evaluation Study 7 6 Human Relations Workshop Evaluation 7 7 Human Relations Workshop Evaluation Study, Conference of Social Scientists and Educators 7 8 Human Relations Workshop Evaluation Study, Conference of Social Scientists and Educators 7 9 Evolution of the Human Relations Workshop 7 10 Change of Name Study 1950s 7 11 Series 7. Other Organizations American House 7 12 American Jewish Congress 1933-1934 7 13 CIO 1953-1954 7 14 National Community Relations Advisory Council 1948-1949 7 15 Union of American Hebrew Congregations 7 16 Protestants and other Americans United, Manifesto 1947 7 17 International Council of Christians and Jews 7 18 World Brotherhood 7 19 World Brotherhood 7 20 Series 8. NCCJ Officers and Personnel

Series 8, NCCJ Officers and Personnel, comprises a wide range of individuals, from founders and officers to staff members and job applicants. The series contains materials from: Charles Evans Hughes, Newton D. Baker, Thomas E. Braniff, Arthur Holly Compton, Brooks Hays, Carlton J. H. Hayes, Robert Murphy, Robert W. Strauss, and Charles Wilson, all of whom were instrumental in the founding of NCCJ. Hayes, Strauss, and Baker were the first co-chairman of the conference. In addition, Series 8 contains files from Everett R. Clinchy, founding director of NCCJ, and from other officers and staff, including Claude Olson, Bernhard Nelson, Lewis Webster Jones, and Jacqueline G. Wexler. Finally, Series 8 also documents NCCJ personnel administration and policies and includes staff directories, biographies and training materials.

Charles Evans Hughes 9 1 Newton Baker 1932-1933 9 2 Newton Baker 1934-1935 9 3 Newton Baker 1935-1936 9 4 Newton Baker 1936-1937 9 5 Newton Baker 1937-1938 9 6 Thomas E. Braniff 1948-1952 9 7 Arthur Holly Compton 1937-1938 9 8 Arthur Holly Compton 1938-1939 9 9 Arthur Holly Compton 1940-1948 9 10 Arthur Holly Compton, Speeches 9 11 Brooks Hays 9 12 Carlton J. H. Hayes 1932-1934 9 13 Carlton J. H. Hayes 1935-1936 9 14 Carlton J. H. Hayes 1936-1937 9 15 Carlton J. H. Hayes 1937-1938 9 16 Carlton J. H. Hayes 1938-1939 9 17 Carlton J. H. Hayes 1940-1946 9 18 Robert Murphy 9 19 Roger W. Straus 1932-1933 9 20 Roger W. Straus 1934-1935 9 21 Roger W. Straus 1934-1936 9 22 Roger W. Straus 1936-1937 9 23 Roger W. Straus 1937-1938 9 24 Roger W. Straus 1938-1940 9 25 Roger W. Straus 1940-1950 9 26 Roger W. Straus 1951-1952 9 27 Charles E. Wilson 1947-1950 9 28 Robert A. Ashworth 9 38 Brown, Sterling 9 39 Devaney, Howard J. 9 40 Rabbi Arthur Gilbert 9 41 Foster, Ora Delmar 1958 9 42 Johnson, Robert B. 9 43 Johnson, Willard 9 44 Johnson, Willard 9 45 Jones, Lewis Webster 9 46 Lazrus Family 9 47 Lazrus Library, History 9 48 Lett, Harold C. 9 49 Littell, Franklin 9 50 Lovejoy, Gordon 9 51 Lovejoy, Gordon 9 52 Olsen, Edward G. 9 53 Trager, Frank 1946 9 54 Vickery, William E. 9 55 Everett Ross Clinchy Everett Ross Clinchy, biographies 8 1 Everett Ross Clinchy, List of Writings 1928-1955 8 2 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1928-1929 8 3 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1930-1931 8 4 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1932 8 5 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings. 1932 8 6 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings. undated 8 7 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1934 8 8 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1935 8 9 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1936 8 10 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1937 8 11 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1938 8 12 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1939 8 13 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings January-June, 1940 8 14 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings July-December, 1940 8 15 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1941 8 16 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1941 8 17 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1942 8 18 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1942 8 19 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1943 8 20 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1944 8 21 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1945 8 22 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1946 8 23 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1947 8 24 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1948 8 25 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1949 8 26 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1950 8 27 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1951 8 28 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1952 8 29 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1953 8 30 Everett Ross Clinchy, Writings 1954-1955 8 31 Everett Ross Clinchy, Christmas Cards 8 32 European trip (Oct 15-Dec 4) October 15, December 4, 1947 9 35 Biography 9 36 Miscellaneous 9 37 Claud Nelson files Anti-Semitism 26 1 Arkansas 26 2 Atlanta, Georgia 26 3

Information on various organizations in Atlanta

Barlow, M. M. 26 4 Baptist Joint Committee on Public Affairs 26 5 Bea, Cardinal 26 6 Becker Amendment (Restoring Bible reading/prayer to schools) 26 7 Benzo, Rev. Miguel Benso Mestre 26 8 Birth Control 26 9 Book Reviews 26 10 Catholic-Protestant Discussion, Studies 26 11 Catholic File 26 12 Catholic University 26 13 Catholic World 26 14 Christian Century 26 15 Christian Unity 26 16 Christianity Today 26 17

Correspondence from the magazine

Church and State 26 18 Citizens for Educational Freedom 26 19 Civelli, Giovanni 26 20 Closing Laws 26 21 Columbia Journalism Review 26 22 Communist Countries 26 23 Cornell University 26 24 Davis, Dr. Jerome 26 25 Davis, Thurston 26 26 Denver, Colorado 26 27 The Deputy, by Rolf Hochhuth 26 28 Dialogue 26 29 Dirksen Amendment (reapportionment) 26 30 Disarmament 26 31 Drane, Rev. James 26 32 Duff, Edward 26 33 Ecumenical Institute 26 34 England 26 35 Federal Aid to Schools -Catholic Views 26 36 Federal Aid to Schools 26 37 Federal Aid to Schools - Protestant Views 26 38 Federal Communications 26 39 France 26 40 Freethought Society 26 41 Germany 26 42 Gilbert, Rabbi 26 43 Gilkey, James G. Sr. and James G Gilkey Jr. 26 44 Graham, Robert A. 26 45 Hays, Brooks 26 46 Hoffman, Oswald 26 47 Horchler, Richard 26 48 House Un-American Activities Committee 26 49 Human Relations 26 50 Human Rights and Genocide Treaties 26 51 Hyatt, Dave 26 52 Institute for Religious and Social Studies 26 53 Institute on Man and Science 26 54 International Fellowship of Reconciliation 26 55 International Viewpoints 26 56 Italy 26 57 Jewish-Catholic Colloquy 26 58 Jewish Viewpoints 26 59 Jones, Lewis Webster 26 60 Jurjevich, Dr. Ray 26 61 Karl, Max 26 62 Kueng, Father (Hans) 26 63 Library (NCCJ) 26 64 Littell, Franklin 26 65 Lovejoy, Gordon W. 26 66 Marist Missions 26 67 Methodist File 26 68 Miegge, Guido 26 69 Miscellaneous Correspondence 26 70 Murray, Msgr. Edward 26 71 Nelson, Claud Correspondence 26 72 Nelson, Claud Miscellaneous 26 73 Nelson, Claud Personal 26 74 National Council of the Church of Christ in the USA 26 75 National Conference of Christian and Jews 26 76 National Conference on Religion and Race 26 77 New York City 27 1 New York State 27 2 North Carolina 27 3 Nuclear War Survival 27 4 Oklahoma 27 5 Old Guard News 27 6 Olson, Lloyd 27 7 Operation Abolition 27 8 Orthodox Views 27 9 Outler, Dr. Albert 27 10 Pennsylvania 27 11 Personnel 27 12 Pittenger, Dr. Norman 27 13 Protestants and other Americans United 27 14 Pope John 27 15 Pope Paul 27 16 Population 27 17 Portland, Oregon 27 18 Presidential Campaign 1960 27 19 Pro Deo (International University of Social Studies program) 27 20 Protestants Views 27 21 Publishing Houses 27 22 Publications, Lillian Cohen 27 23 Publications using Religious New Service Vatican Arts 27 24 Race Relations 27 25 Rudalet, Louis 27 26 Religion and Education 27 27 Religion and Politics 27 28 Religious Freedom and Public Affairs Project 27 29 Religious Liberty 27 30 Religious News Service 27 31 Roothbert Fund 27 32 Romanian Orthodox 27 33 Secretariat for Christian Unity 27 34 Supreme Court Decision 27 35 Shared Time (Dual Enrollment School Program) 27 36 Social Change 27 37 South America 27 38 Spain 27 39 St. Louis 27 40 Stransky, Thomas 27 41 Sullivan, Donald 27 42 Tucci, Robert 27 43 U.S.S.R. 27 44 Virginia 27 45 Vischer, Dr. 27 46 Washington, D.C. 27 47 Willis, Sir Frank 27 48 World Council of Churches, Inc. 27 49 Workshops 27 50 Yoder, Theodore 27 51 Y.M.C.A. 27 52 Bernhard Olson (Books for Brotherhood) Vatican Council in Italian 28 1 Oriental Churches Vatican II General Views 28 2 Vatican Council Catholic Views 28 3 Vatican II General, Bibliography, etc. 28 4 Vatican Council Protestant Views 1962-1965 28 5 Vatican II Questionnaire 28 6 Vatican II Documentation 28 7 Bernhard Olson Personal Information 28 8 Bernhard Olson 1966 28 9 Bernhard Olson 1967 28 10 Bernhard Olson Correspondence 1967 28 11 Correspondence 1967 28 12 Correspondence 1968 28 13 Correspondence 1969 28 14 Correspondence 1970 28 15 Correspondence 1971 28 16 Books for Brotherhood Committee 1957-1965 29 1

General procedures, form letters

Books for Brotherhood 1966-1967 29 2 Books for Brotherhood 1967 29 3 Books for Brotherhood 1968 29 4 Books for Brotherhood, Children’s Committee 1967 29 5 Books for Brotherhood, Adult’s Committee 1967 29 6 Adult’s Committee 1968 29 7 Children’s Committee 1968 29 8 Ordered 1968 29 9 Adult’s Committee 1969 29 10 Children’s Committee 1969 29 11 Adult’s Committee 1970 29 12 Children’s Committee 1970 29 13 Children’s Committee 1971 29 14 Children’s Committee (Annotations) 1971 29 15 Adult’s Committee 1971 29 16 Adult’s Committee (Annotations) 1971 29 17 Regional File 1966-1968 29 18 Regional File 1966-1968 29 19 Regional File 1967-1968 29 20 Conference on Interreligious Curriculum in Seminaries, Planning 1970-1973 29 21 Conference on Interreligious Curriculum in Seminaries, Responses 29 22 Brooks Hays 1967-1968 29 23 Israel 29 24 JFK Meeting, Jerusalem, Israel, People, Land 30 1 National Council on Religion and Public Education 1971-1972 30 2 Jerusalem Statement (Olson) 1973 30 3 National Council on Religion and Public Education 30 4 Religion in Public Education 30 5 Thomas O. Sargeant 30 6 Religion and the Schools 30 7 Documentation for Yearbook 30 8 Dialogical Institute in Jewish-Christian Relations 30 9 Miscellaneous 1970-1972 30 10 Miscellaneous 30 11 Jacqueline G. Wexler Staff Advisory Council 1970 58 11 Living Constitution Project 1986-1989 58 12 President’s Mini Council 1980-1983 58 13 Breadth of Names and mission 58 16 Correspondence with Everett Ross Clinchy 1982-1986 58 17

Includes Clinchy obituary, memorial information

KTTL-Dodge City, Kansas 58 18 NCCJ Official Papers such as Resume, articles 58 19 Religion and Politics: Issues that Unite and Divide resonance with Hans Kungs, Christianity & World Religions 58 20 Rabbi Arthur Gilbert

The following files consist primarily of educational booklets on Jewish religious and cultural customs and files on religious and social issues created by Rabbi Arthur Gilbert. Rabbi Gilbert was director of Interreligious Cooperation for the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith and also headed NCCJ's Religious Freedom and Public Affairs Project.

Tisha B’Av 1961 45 1 Shavuot 1961 45 2 Disarmament and Nuclear Warfare 1961 45 3 Sukkos 1961 45 4 Manual of Procedures, Topics, and Materials for Discussions in Mental Health 1956 45 5 Program Materials for Sabbath Observance 1956 45 6 Records of Book Orders for the Library 45 7 Chanukah 1961 45 8 Conscientious Objection 1961 45 9 Purim 1961 45 10 Churches and Foreign Policy 1961 45 11 Passover 1961 45 12 Lag B’Omer 1961 45 13 Tu B’Shvat 1961 45 14 Jewish Music 1961 45 15 Israel 1961 45 16 Lewis Webster Jones

Correspondence, subject, and project files of NCCJ president, Lewis Webster Jones

National Staff Conference in Philadelphia 1965 34 8 National Conference on Religion and Race 34 9 John La Farge Institute 34 10 Religion and Public Education 34 11 Lavanburg Foundation 34 12 International Cooperation Year Committee 34 13 The Oscar M. Lazrus Center for Interreligious Affairs 34 14 Council of Christian and Jews (England) 34 15 Correspondence 1963-1965 34 16 Staff Information Lists of Names 1926-1949 8 33 Lists of Names 1926-1934 8 34 Staff biographies 9 29 Staff directories 9 30 Staff conference 1947 9 31 Lake Forest, Illinois 9 32 Staff Training Conferences 1955, 1960 9 33 Manual for Staff Members 1944 9 34 Staff Advisory Council 58 1 National Staff Committee manual 1984 58 2 Staff Conference Keynote Address, James McKee 1967 58 3 Your Job at the National Conference of Christians and Jews 1980 58 4 Office Procedures Manual 58 5 Ethical and Intergroup Implications of the New Bio-Medical Technology: A Handbook for NCCJ Personnel 1975 58 6 Staff Handbook: Working Effectively with Groups 1982 58 7 Background Materials for Staff 1978-1983 58 10 Staff Training 1985 58 8 Field and Staff Services 1956 58 9 Correspondence re Resignation of George Christopher 58 14 Board Members Manual 58 Job Applicants Job Applicants 1960-1965 31 16 Job Applicants 1960-1965 31 17 Job Applicants 1960-1965 31 18 Job Applicants 1960-1965 31 19 Personnel Active files, Memorandum 1956 31 20 Series 9. Speeches

Series 9 contains speeches about NCCJ or topics such as religious and cultural harmony, human relations, and separation of church and state.

Speeches A-B 10 1 Speeches C-D 10 2 Speeches E-G 10 3 Speeches H-I 10 4 Speeches J 10 5 Speeches K-L 10 6 Speeches M 10 7 Speeches N-O 10 8 Speeches Q-S 10 9 Speeches T 10 10 Speeches U-Z 10 11 Series 10. NCCJ Public Relations and Publications

Series 10, NCCJ Public Relations and Publications, contains a large amount of material documenting the work of NCCJ and topics related to its goals of religious freedom and tolerance, racial understanding, and social justice. The records are a rich source of information on a wide range of social, political, and religious issues. Materials include journals and newsletter published by NCCJ, newsletters of local chapters, pamphlets and other publications on a wide range of issues, newspaper clippings, scripts, and curricular and educational materials. The series also includes files from the NCCJ's Public Information Department and a set of files containing book lists for books that NCCJ identified as promoting religious and racial tolerance. The records are filed in the order that they appear in the boxes. While some of the publications are in alphabetical order by title, the overall series is has no particular arrangement.

Mrs. Gregg, outline material 1934 7 21 Pitt, "Adventures in Brotherhood," First Manuscript 7 22 Correspondence about "Adventures in Brotherhood" 7 23 Ashworth, "Story of NCCJ" Correspondence 7 24 Clean copy 7 25 First draft 7 26 Master copy 7 27 John Elliot Ross, Manuscript Correspondence 1942-1950 7 28 NCCJ Manual 1947 7 29 "Religion and Public Education in a Pluralistic Society" 1961 7 30 NCCJ Manual 1952 7 31 Study of Protestants Sunday School Texts 1932 7 32 "We Hold these Truths," S. V. McCasland and J. Elliot Ross 7 33 "Three Cultures," Christian Century- Jan. 22 1936 7 34 Fisher, Dorothy Canfield, "Little Girl Found" 7 35 Early Publications 10 12 Brotherhood: Journal of World Brotherhood 1954-1960 10 13 Brotherhood: the Magazine of Intergroup Relations 1951-1952 10 14 The Bulletin of the NCCJ 1941-1944 10 15 Conference 1944-1950 10 16 Dialogue on Campus 1961 10 17 Highlighting Human Relations 1956 10 18 Information Bulletin of the NCCJ (April 9-summer) 1928-1939 10 19 Interfaith Leader January-March, 1940 10 20 NCCJ News 1956 10 21 NCCJ Newsletters 1953 10 22 NCCJ News 1952-1953 10 23 Southwestern Division 11 1 Southeastern Division 11 2 Western Division 11 3 Detroit Round Table Newsletters 11 4 Old Stationery Samples 11 5 Bookmarks, Postcards, and other Ephemera 11 6 Bibliography 11 7 Catholics and NCCJ 11 8 Certificates and Awards 11 9 Criticism 11 10 Dinner Programs 11 11 Endorsements 11 12 Financial Supports 11 13 Institutes and Conferences 11 14 Library Publications 11 15 Joint Interreligious Statements 11 16 Labor Management Conferences 11 17 Organization 11 18 Police Institute Programs 11 19 Posters 11 20 Program Description 11 21 Program Description - Regional 11 22 Promotion and Publicity 11 23 Publication Advertisements 11 24 Radio and Television Programs 11 25 Special Projects 11 26 Religious Freedom and Public Affairs Project 11 27 Religious Freedom and Public Affairs Project- News Releases 11 28 Religious News Service 11 29 Springfield Plan 11 30 Speech Materials 11 31 Student Editors’ Conferences 11 32 Support 11 33 What is the National Conference? 11 34 Women’s Work 11 35 Workshop Programs 11 36 Workshop Evaluations 11 37 World War II Publications 11 38 Youth Conferences 11 39 A checklist of Selected Books and Pamphlets on Areas of Church-State Relations 34 17 Correspondence 34 18 Publications Committee 1966-1969 34 19 Proselytizing 34 20 Brotherhood Week undated 34 21 United States Commission on Civil Rights 34 22 National Council for Civic Responsibility 34 23 Building for Brotherhood Dedication 34 24 Greenfield Center for Human Relation, University of Pennsylvania 34 25 Miscellaneous 34 26 Religion and Education 34 27 Public Information Department NAACP 35 1 Puerto Rican Pupils in New York Public Schools 35 2 The Afro-American 35 3 Amsterdam News 35 4 NY Courier 35 5 NY Times 35 6 Daily News 35 7 Board of Education PEA 35 8 Bibliography, Duplicate 35 9 List of Binding Materials 35 10 Catalogs of Materials 35 11 Christian Publication under Consideration 35 12 Reference Tools under Consideration 35 13 Correspondence 35 14 Special Library Association 35 15 Special Library Association, Social Sciences 35 16 U.S.B.E. (United States Book Exchange) 35 17 Jewish Librarian Association 35 18 New York Civil Liberties Union 35 19 Parental Peace Corps 35 20 Ad Hoc Committee on the Human Rights and Genocide Treaties 35 21 Reference Question 35 22 NCCJ Addresses 36 1 Ethnic Groups 36 2 Acker, Tobe - Memos 36 3 Awards 36 4 NCCJ 36 5 Barlow, Merrill - Memos 36 6 Brown, Sterling Dr. 36 7 Memos 36 8 Labor, Management and Public Interest 36 9 Annual Program Reports; Some Unsorted Materials 36 10 NCCJ: Income and Expense 1963-1964 36 11 Management Promotion Project 36 12 Religious New Service 36 13 RFPA 36 14 National Staff Meetings 1964 36 15 New York Office 36 16 Program Department Memos 36 17 Program Reports - Olsen 36 18 Project Equality 36 19 Library Request for Materials 36 20 New York Region 36 21 Personnel 36 22 Public Information 36 23 Public and Community Relations 36 24 Religion and Higher Education 36 25 Rearing Children of Good Will 36 26 Unsorted Materials 36 27 NCCJ Background Reports 1962-1965 37 1 Detroit Round Table Newsletters 1946-1951 37 2 The Dialogue 1960-1961 37 3 The Dialogue 1962-1964 37 4 The Dialogue 1965-1969 37 5 The Hot Line 1971-1972 37 6 Newsletter 37 7 Publications 1963-1968 37 8 Reports of the President 1959-1969 37 9 Book Lists Book Lists 1938-1940 37 10 Book Lists 1943 37 11 Book Lists 1944 37 12 Book Lists 1945 37 13 Book Lists 1946 37 14 Book Lists 1947 37 15 Book Lists 1948 37 16 Book Lists 1949 37 17 Book Lists 1950 37 18 Books for Brotherhood 1949-80 37 19 The Human Family, Book Lists 1980-1990 37 20 Book Lists 37 21 Materials Price List 1967-1968 37 22 Human Relations Pamphlets 1942-1948 37 28 NCCJ Pamphlets, Publications 1930s 37 29 NCCJ Pamphlets, Publications 1940-1944 37 30 NCCJ Pamphlets, Publications 1945-1949 37 31 NCCJ Pamphlets, Publications 1950-1953 37 32 NCCJ Pamphlets, Publications 1954 37 33 NCCJ Pamphlets, Publications 1954 38 1 NCCJ Pamphlets, Publications 1955-1957 38 2 NCCJ Pamphlets, Publications 1959-1960 38 3 NCCJ Pamphlets, Publications 1961 38 4 NCCJ Pamphlets, Publications 1962-1963 38 5 NCCJ Pamphlets, Publications 1964-1965 38 6 NCCJ Pamphlets, Publications 1966-1968 38 7 NCCJ Pamphlets, Publications 1970s 38 8 NCCJ Pamphlets, Publications undated 38 9 NCCJ Reprints 38 10 Progress Reports for School-Community Project 38 11 Periodicals 38 12 Progress Reports for Human Relations 38 13 Religious News Service Releases, records 39 1 Religious News Service Transfer 39 2 NCCJ Case Studies Crisis Analysis 39 3 Religious News Service- The News and Photo Files 39 4 Early Religious News Service 39 5 Miscellaneous: memos, reports 40 1 Unsorted Materials 40 2 Unsorted Materials 40 3 From Conference to Confrontation 45 Newspaper clippings Newspaper Clippings, unsorted 46

Loose newspaper clippings

Newspaper Clippings, unsorted 47

Loose newspaper clippings

Newspaper Clippings, unsorted 48

Loose newspaper clippings

Bulletins/ Newsletters Alfred M. Greenfield Center for Human Relations 1953-1954 49 1 American Council on Education 1959-1963 49 2 The American Council for Judaism 1958-1961 49 3 A to America E- 1957 49 4 American Civil Liberties Union 1962-1967 49 5 American F- to American Z- 1958-1960 49 6 Americas to Az 1958 49 7 American Jewish Committee 1960-1966 49 8 American Jewish Congress 1956-1964 49 9 Anti-Defamation League 1955-1966 49 10 Association on American-Indian Affairs 1956-1960 49 11 Other Organizations, B 1958-1962 49 12 Catholic Interracial Council 1958-1959 49 13 Common Council for American Unity 49 14 Community Tension Center 1957-1960 49 15 Congress of Racial Equality 1958-1963 49 16 Citizens for Educational Freedom 1959 49 17 Council on World Tensions 1963 49 18 Other Organizations, C 1958-1967 49 19 Other Organizations, D-E 1967 49 20 The Ford Foundation 1957-1962 49 21 Fund for the Republic 1955 49 22 Freedom House 1956-1957 49 23 Other Organizations, F 1960-1962 49 24 International League for the Rights of Man 1959-1964 49 25 Interreligious Council of South California, Festival of Family and Seasonal 1989 49 26 Other Organizations, I 1960-1961 49 27 Koinonia Farm 1958-1962 49 28 Lafayette Alumnus 1967 49 29 The Methodist Federation for Social Action 1958-1959 49 30 Other Organizations, J-M 1958-1962 49 31 NAACP 1959 49 32 National Association of Evangelicals 1958-1961 49 33 National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing 1958-1964 49 34 National Community Relations Advisory Council 1958-1967 49 35 National Conference on Religion and Race 1963-1964 49 36 National Council of the Churches of Christ 1958-1960 49 37 National Council of Negro Women 1958-1960 49 38 Nation Council of Women of the U.S. 1961-1963 49 39 National Education Association 1957-1963 49 40 National Urban League 1960-1961 49 41 National, A-C 1961-1964 49 42 National, D-P 1960-1961 49 43 New York University, Center for Human Relations Studies 1953 50 1 P.O.A.U. (Protestants and Other American United) 1952-1960 50 2 Pro Deo 1962 50 3 Other Organizations, O-P 1958-1960 50 4 Religion in American Life 1957-1960 50 5 Other Organizations, R 1959-1962 50 6 Southern Regional Council 1957-1964 50 7 Straus Foundation 1960-1961 50 8 Other Organizations, S-T 1957-1961 50 9 Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America 1958-1959 50 10 Other Organizations, U-V 1955-1968 50 11 Y.M.C.A. 1957-1962 50 12 Y.W.C.A. 1959-1962 50 13 Other Organizations, W-Z 1958-1961 50 14 United States Federal Department of Urban Affairs 1961-1962 50 15 President’s Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity 1961-1962 50 16 U.S. Commission on Civil Rights 1958-1963 50 17 U.S. Equal Opportunity in Apprenticeship and Training 1963 50 18 U.S. President’s Committee on Government Contracts 1953-1960 50 19 Common Wealth of Puerto Rico 1954-1959 50 20 Florida, Dade County 1959 50 21 New York City 1963-1965 50 22 New York 1956-1964 50 23 Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh 1962-1965 50 24 Springfield School, Printed Materials 50 25 ACEL Branch Exchange (International Association for Childhood Education) 1958-1961 51 1 Action Guide for Racial Justice Now (Council for Christian Social Action) 51 2 [AFL-CIO] Notes from COPE (AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education) 1957-1962 51 3 [AFL-CIO] Education News and Views (AFL-CIO Department of Education) 1957-1961 51 4 American Judaism (Union of American Hebrew Congregations and Affiliates) 1961-1965 51 5 The AVC Bulletin (American Veterans Committee, Inc.) 1961 51 6 [ASCD] News Exchange (Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, National Education Association) 1958-1960 51 7 The Assembly Letter (National Social Welfare Assembly, Inc.) 1960-1966 51 8 At the Crossroads (Ratisbonne Center) 1960-1965 51 9

Includes predecessor The A.P.I. Bulletin

The Bookshelf (National Board of the Young Women’s Christian Association) 1960-1963 51 10 Brief (The American Council for Judaism) 1959-1966 51 11 The Bulletin (The American Association of Fund-Raising Council, Inc.) 1962-1965 51 12 Bulletin (The National Council of Women of the U.S., Inc.) 1959-1966 51 13 C.A.I.P News (Catholic Association for International Peace) 1962-1966 51 14 Carnegie Corporation of New York Quarterly (Carnegie Corporation of New York) 1959-1965 51 15 The CEA Critic (The College English Association, Inc.) 1957-1958 51 16 Christian Community (Council for Christian Social Action of the United Church of Christ, News and Program Service) 1963 51 17 Christian Economics (The Christian Freedom Foundation,Inc.) 1963-1965 51 18 Christian Friends (The Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith) 1958-1965 51 19 Church News Service (The National Association of Evangelicals) 1962-1964 51 20 Civic Leader (Civic Education Service, Inc.) 1962-1966 51 21 Civil Liberties (American Civil Liberties Union) 1962-1966 51 22 Civil Liberties Bulletin (National Civil Liberties Clearing House) 1956-1960 51 23 Civil Liberties in New York (New York Liberties Union) 1961-1965 51 24 Coir News (New York City Commission on Intergroup Relation) 1960-1962 51 25 College and University Bulletin (Association for Higher Education, National Education Association) 1957-1962 51 26 Commitment (National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice) 1964 51 27 Conservative Baptist Impact (Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society) 1963-1965 51 28 CORE-Lator (Congress of Racial Equality) 1961-1965 51 29 Council Platform (National Council of Jewish Women) 1962-1966 51 30 Council Women (National Council of Jewish Women) 1963-1965 51 31 The Ecumenist (Center for Ecumenical Studies, St. Michael’s College, University of Toronto) 1962-1965 51 32 Education Fact Sheet (U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education) 1956-1958 51 33 Educational Freedom (Citizens for Educational Freedom) 1961-1964 52 1 Educational Justice News (American for the Defense of Independent Education) 1962-1963 52 2 The Education of Women (The Commission on the Education of Women, The American Council on Education) 1959-1961 52 3 EA Newsletter (Experimenter’s Association, Alumni Association of the Experiment in International Living) 1957-1960 52 4 The Experiment (The Experiment in International Living 1961-1963 52 5

Includes Odyssey

Freedom’s Review (The Catholic Council on Civil Liberties) 1962 52 6 Higher Education and National Affairs (American Council on Education) 1962-1965 52 7 HRC Newsletter (Southwest Center for Human Relations Studies, University of Oklahoma) 1962-1964 52 8 Human Relations (New York State Attorney General’s Committee on Human 1962-1963 52 9 Human Relations Training News (National Training Laboratories, The National Education Association) 1960-1964 52 10 Humanist (The American Humanist Association) 1962-1965 52 11 ILR Research (New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Cornell University 1962-1964 52 12 ILO News (International Labor Office) 1960-1964 52 13 In the Common Cause (National Community Relations Advisory Council) 1962-1964 52 14 IRCD Bulletin (Information Retrieval Center on the Disadvantaged, Ferkauf Graduate School of Education, Yeshiva University) 1965 52 15 Information (President’s Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity) 1961-1962 52 16 Information Service (National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America0 1965-1966 52 17 [Newsletter] On Intellectual Freedom (American Library Association) 1957-1962 52 18 The Interchurch News (The National Council of Churches) 1962-1966 52 19 Interfaith Observer (Interfaith Council) 1962-1964 52 20 Interracial News Service: A Digest of Trends and Developments in Human Relations (National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA, Commission on Religion and Race) 1957-1965 52 21 Involvement (Council for Christian Social Action, United Church of Christ) 1964-1965 52 22

Successor to Christian Community

Jewish Action (Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America) 1963 52 23 The Journal (Council on World Tensions) 1961-1964 52 24 Labor Reports (Betty Kaye Taylor, Editor) 1963 52 25 Leadership Conference on Civil Rights Memo 1964-1965 52 26 Library Cooperation in New York (Council of Higher Educational Institutions in New York City) 1960-1963 52 27 Metropolitan Area Problems, News and Digest (Gradual School of Public Affairs, State University of New York) 1963-1965 52 28 The Majority of One (The Majority of One, Inc.) 1959-1960 52 29 NAMH Reporter (National Association for Mental Health, Inc.) 1962-1966 52 30 The National Council Publisher (National Council of Churches) 1958-1963 52 31 NCCY Follow up Reporter (National Committee for Children and Youth) 1961 52 32 NCSY Reporter (National Conference of Synagogue Youth, Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America) 1961 52 33 Near East Report (Near East Report, Inc.) 1962 52 34 New America (Socialist Party) 1963-1964 52 35 New York State Education 1957 52 36 The Petal Paper (East Publications Co.) 1960 52 37 Philanthropic Digest (John Price Jones Co.) 1963-1966 53 1 Race Relations News (South African Institute of Race Relations) 1955-1960 53 2 Religious Freedom News (The Religious Freedom Committee, Inc.) 1961-1964 53 3 Report from the Capital (The Baptist Joint Committee on Public Affairs) 1962-1966 53 4 Research Bulletin on Intergroup Relations (The Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues and the Society for the Study of Social Problems) 1960-1962 53 5

Includes predecessor, Joint Newsletter on Intergroup Relations

Research Report (University of Michigan) 1962 53 6 Rhode Island College Journal (Rhode Island College) 1959-1961 53 7 The Rights of Man (The International League for the Rights of Man) 1962-1964 53 8 SCAA Viewpoint (State Charities Aid Association) 1962 53 9 SCLC Newsletter (Southern Christian Leadership Conference) 1963-1964 53 10 The School Administrator (American Association of School Administrators) 1959-1960 53 11 School Boards (National School Boards Association, Inc.) 1963-1965 53 12 Social Action in Review (Commission on Social Action of Reform Judaism) 1960-1961 53 13 Social Action Secretariat (National Federation of Catholic College Students) 1963 53 14 Social Science Research Council 1961-1962 53 15 South Africa Scope (Information Service of South Africa) 1960-1962 53 16 Speaking of People (The Institute of Human Relations, American Jewish 1960-1963 53 17 Strengthening Democracy (Board of Education of the City of New York) 1960-1965 53 18 Student Leader (United States National Student Association) 1961 53 19 The Student Voice (The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee) 1961 53 20 The Superior Student (Inter-University Committee on the Superior Student) 1962-1963 53 21 [United States Committee for the United Nations] Information Bulletin 1958-1960 53 22 The United Teacher (American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO) 1960-1961 53 23 U.S. National Commission for UNESCO 1963-1965 53 24 United Synagogue Review (United Synagogues of America) 1962-1965 53 25 Conference Reporter [White House Conference on Children and Youth] 1959-1960 53 26 Community Forum, Religion and AIDS 59 1 NCCJ’s New Direction 1962 59 2 Holocaust Sermons and Memorials 59 3 "Why We Fight" 59 4 New Horizons in Human Relations 1960 59 5 Study Guides in Human Relations 1970-1972 59 6 Pamphlets and Booklets by NCCJ 59 7 Annual Reports of the President 59 8 Brotherhood 59 9 Criminal Justice 59 10 Dialogue 59 11 Discrimination/Race 59 12 Education 59 13 Good Will 59 14 Human Relations Institute 59 15 Intergroup Relations 59 16 Passion Play/Liturgy 59 17 Pluralism 59 18 Religious Liberty 59 19 Speeches 59 20 Taxation 59 21 Youth (Campus and Children) 59 22 Case Examples of Successful Regional Programming 1969-1973 59 23 Religion in the Social Studies 59 24 "The Story of Scapegoats in History: They Got the Blame" 59 25

NCCJ Comic

Books by NCCJ 60 Pamphlets, Newsletters, and Booklets by NCCJ 60 Series 11. Commission on Educational Organizations

The Commission on Educational Organizations was created in 1942 as part of a reorganization of NCCJ. It was an outgrowth of the Committee on Educational Policies chaired by Henry MacCracken, president of Vassar College. The Commission was composed of selected members of the NCCJ board and staff, as well as other specialists in the field. The Commission was devoted to promoting human and intergroup relations through education. A primary outgrowth of the its work was a large number of human relations workshops for teachers that were held on various university campuses.

The Commission on Educational Organizations include administrative material such as minutes, reports, an memoranda. These are followed by correspondence with individuals and organizations; subject files; and files documenting specific workshops. The latter are filed alphabetically by the name of the host institution. Additional Commission records are located in Series 2, Organizational Records.

Membership Lists and nominations 1943-1956 22 1 Commission Minutes and Reports (official set) 1939-1946 22 2 Commission Minutes and Reports (official set) 1947-1951 22 3 Commission Minutes and Reports (official set) 1952-1956 22 4 Executive Committee 1946-1950 22 5 Executive Committee 1951-1956 22 6 Reports 1940-1950 22 7 Reports 1951-1953 22 8 Reports 1954-1956 22 9 Newsletter 22 10 Documents 1944-1956 22 11 Memoranda 1945-1951 22 12 Memoranda 1952-1956 22 13 Budgets 1950-1953 22 14 Advisory Committee 22 15 Audio Visual Committee (2 files) 22 Audio Visual Films 22 18 Committee on College Programs 22 19 Intercommission Committees 22 20 Intergroup Centers Committee 22 21 Interreligious Tensions 22 22 International Relations 22 23 Leadership Training Committee 22 24 National Program 22 25 Programming Committee 22 26 Workshop Policy Committee 22 27 Educational Staff and Management 22 28 Reports of Regional Activities 1950-1955 22 29 Field Trip Reports 22 30 Human Relations Workshop Publications 22 31 Miscellaneous 22 32 General Correspondence 23 1 Bureau for Intercultural Education 1947-1948 23 2 Cole, Stewart - Los Angeles 1951-1952 23 3 Cole, Stewart - Pacific Coast Council on Intercultural Education 1948-1949 23 4 Detroit, Round Table of NCCJ 23 5 Ford Foundation Proposal 23 6 Gittler, Dr. Joseph B. 1955-1956 23 7 Freenfield Center for Human Relations, University of Pennsylvania 23 8 Henderson, Algo D. 1955-1956 23 9 Kane, Dr. John J. 1954-1956 23 10 Lovejoy, Gordon 23 11 Milwaukee Intercollegiate Student Council on Intercultural Education 23 12 National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) 1948-1949 23 13 Herbert Seamans 23 14 Early Reports, Correspondence before COE 23 15 National Scholastic Press Association 23 16 National Student Association of U.S.A. 23 17 United States National Student Association (USNSA) 23 18 State Department of Education- New York State Cooperative Programs 23 19 New York University - Settlement and Cooperative Programs 23 20 Leonard Power - Commission on Educational Organizations 23 21 Harry H. and Martha Straus Foundation 23 22 Straus Foundation 1955-1956 23 23 Seamans - New York, Jay Wright 1951-1952 23 24 TABA - Chicago 23 25 Intergroup Education in Cooperating Schools- Taba 1945-1949 23 26 Hilda Taba 1955-1956 23 27 American Education Week COEO 23 28 Anytown U.S.A. 23 29 Brotherhood Week - Commission on Educational Organizations 23 30 Desegregation and Integration - Commission on Educational Organizations 23 31 Educational Television - Extra Copies Consultative Meeting 23 32 NCCJ and Foreign Students 23 33 College Study - Lloyd Allen Cook 23 34 Human Relations Center and Professorships 23 35 Library - J. Daily and Grant 1955-1956 23 36 Literature - Publications, Commission on Educational Organizations 23 37 Psychology of Prejudice - Burlinghame, Levi, Moore 23 38 Educational Commission Philosophy and Scope of Program 1950-1951 23 39 Publicity 1953 23 40 Religion and Education File 1955-1956 23 41 Rural Extension Project 1955-1956 23 42 Scholastic Awards - Commission on Educational Organizations 23 43 Attacks on Intergroup Education 23 44 Human Relations Workshops American University 24 1 Arizona University 24 2 Boston University 24 3 Brooklyn College 24 4 Catholic University of America 24 5 City College of New York, Workshop, part I 1961 24 6 City College of New York, Workshop, part II 1961 24 7 City College of New York, Workshop 1963 24 8 City College of New York, Workshop Projects, 1 24 9 City College of New York, Workshop Projects, 2 24 10 Chicago, University of 24 11 Cincinnati, University of 24 12 Columbia University, Teachers College Program 24 13 Denver University 24 14 Detroit University 24 15 East Carolina College 24 16 Harvard University 24 17 Hillyer College 24 18 Kansas City University 24 19 Kent State University 24 20 Kentucky, University of 24 21 Lewis and Clark College 24 22 Loyola University 24 23 Maine University 24 24 Marquette University 24 25 Memphis State 24 26 Mercer University 24 27 Mexico City College 24 28 Miami, University of 24 29 Michigan, University of 24 30 Michigan, University of 24 31 Minnesota, University of 24 32 Minnesota, Duluth, University of 24 33 National College of Education 25 1 Nebraska State Teachers College 25 2 New Mexico, University of 25 3 North Carolina, University of 25 4 North Carolina College 25 5 North Dakota, University of 25 6 Northwestern University 25 7 Oklahoma City Teachers College 25 8 Our Lady of the Lake College 25 9 Penn State College 25 10 Pittsburgh, University of 25 11 Queens College 25 12 Rhode Island College of Education 25 13 Rutgers University 25 14 Rutgers University 25 15 San Francisco State College 25 16 St. Louis University 25 17 Southern California, University of 25 18 Stanford University 25 19 Syacuse University 25 20 Texas, University of 25 21 Toledo, University of 25 22 UCLA 25 23 Washington University 25 24 Western Reserve University 25 25 Wisconsin State College 25 26 Workshop Application Forms 25 27 Workshops, General 25 28 Workshops, Regional Reports, Income and Expenses 25 29 Series 12. National Awards Committee

Series 12 contains correspondence about the nomination and selection of recipients of the NCCJ Outstanding Service to Brotherhood awards.

Awards, Forms and Examples 30 12 Awards 1957 30 13 Awards 1957 30 14 Awards 1957 30 15 Awards 1957 30 16 Awards Committee 1957 30 17 Awards Committee 1957 30 18 Awards Committee 1958 30 19 Awards Committee 1958 30 20 Awards Committee 1958 30 21 Awards Committee 1958 30 22 Awards Committee 1958 30 23 Awards Committee 1959 30 24 Awards Committee 1959 31 1 Awards Committee 1959 31 2 Awards Committee 1959 31 3 Awards Committee 1960 31 4 Awards Committee 1960 31 5 Awards Committee 1960 31 6 Awards Committee 1961 31 7 Awards Committee 1961 31 8 Processed Awards (April - June) 1961 31 9 Processed Awards (August - November) 1961 31 10 Awards Committee 1962 31 11 Awards Committee 1962 31 12 Processed Awards 1962 31 13 Processed Awards 1963 31 14 Processed Awards 1963 31 15 Series 14. Regional Relations

Series 14 contains memoranda and correspondence to and from regional officers and chapters of NCCJ.

Regional Memos numbers 44-1960 1984 55 18 Memos numbers 361-386 1991 55 19 Regional Memos numbers 312-360 1990-1991 55 20 Memos numbers 271-311 1989-1990 55 21 Memos numbers 224-270 1988-1989 55 22 Memos numbers 1-42 1985-1986 55 23 Memos numbers 43-96 1985-1986 55 24 Regional Memos numbers 1-94 1983-1984 55 25 Regional Memos numbers 95-163 1984 55 26 Regional Memos numbers 164-249 1984-1985 55 27 Regional Memos numbers 108 1984 55 28 Regional Memos numbers 162-223 1987-1988 55 29 Regional Memos numbers 97-161 1986-1987 55 30 National Services to Regions 55 31 Calendar of Religious Holidays and Ethnic Festivals 1984-1990 55 32 Programs by Region and Category 1990 55 33 Series 15. Israel Study Group

Series 15 contains minutes, notes, correspondence of the study group, as well as papers distributed by the group.

Materials for Israel Study Group 1982 56 1 Israel Study Group Nov 13-14, 1981 56 2 Israel Study Group 7-Mar-81 56 3 Israel Study Group- Miscellaneous Statement, Papers 56 4 Israel Study Group- Meeting October, 1980 56 5 Israel Study Group- Meeting 22-Mar-80 56 6 Israel Study Group- Meeting 7-Oct-79 56 7 Israel Study Group 4-Mar-79 56 8 Israel Study Group Correspondence 56 9 Statement of Protest NCC Resolution 1979 56 10 Israel Study Finances 1974-1978 56 11 Israel Study Group Meeting October, 1978 56 12 Israel Study Group Meeting March 4-5, 1978 56 13 Israel Study Group 1977 56 14 Townsend Passion Narrative Preparation and Orders 1977 56 15 Flannery "Zionism, a Christian Perspective" 1977 56 16 Israel Study Group Meeting April, 1977 56 17 Israel Study Group November, 1976 56 18 Israel Study Group March, 1978 56 19 Israel Study Group October, 1975 56 20 Israel Study Group April, 1975 56 21 Israel Study Group October 25-26, 1974 56 22 Israel Study Group April 19-20, 1974 56 23 Israel Study Group Meeting November, 1973 56 24 Israel Study Group Meeting June, 1973 56 25 Israel Study Group Meeting April, 1973 56 26 Israel Study Group Meeting October, 1972 56 27 Israel Study Group October, 1971 56 28 Israel Study Group Meeting April, 1972 56 29 Israel Study Group April, 1971 56 30 Israel Study Group October, 1970 56 31 Israel Study Group May, 1970 56 32 Israel Study Group December, 1969 56 33 Israel Study Group and the Faith and Order Commission 56 34 Planning Meeting April, 1969 56 35 Israel Study Group October 31-November 1, 1969 56 36 List of Papers 56 37 Reflections on the Holocaust and Its History 56 38 Commentary upon the Statement of the Hervormde Kerk, Holland; The Theological Secularization of the Holocaust 56 39 The People Israel Lives 56 40 Jewish Particularism in Contemporary Universalism 56 41 Some Reflections on Theological Meaning of the Holocaust 56 42 Theology of Land, An Islamic Approach 56 43 The Christian Bible and Judaism 56 44 Comments on the Hervormde Kerk Statement; Jewish- Christian Relations 1970s 56 45 Israel- People, Land and State adopted by Synod of Hervomde Kerk, Holland 56 46 Election, Christian Apostasy and the Holocaust 56 47 Kirchenkampf and Holocaust 56 48 Christendom, Holocaust and Israel 56 49 Notes on the Statement adopted by the Synod of the Hervormde Kerk 56 50 The Church and the Holocaust 56 51 Catholic-Jewish Relations 1945-1972 56 52 Some Comments on Hervormde Kerk Statement 56 53 Questions Emerging from the First Meeting 56 54 Catholics and Jews after 1967 56 55 A Response to a Statement adopted by the Synod of De Hervormde Kerk, the Netherlands 56 56 The Two Covenants and the Dilemmas of Christology 56 57 Israel’s Land Promises under the new Covenant 56 58 The Christian and the Holocaust 56 59 Israel and Her Land, Some Theological Considerations 56 60 Israel Study Papers Including "A Statement to our Fellow Christians" 56 61 Israel Study Group 1981-1983 57 1 Israel Study Group Correspondence 1982 57 2 Israel Study Group April, 1984 57 3 Israel Study Group Memos 57 18 Israel Study Group 57 19 Israel Study Group Minutes 1983 57 20 Series 16. Christian Study Group

Series 16 contains minutes, notes, and correspondence from NCCJ's Christian Study Group.

Christian Study Group 57 4 Christian Study Group 57 5 Christian Study Group Administration 1986 57 6 Christian Study Group 57 7 Christian Study Group Meeting 1985 57 8 Christian Study Group Meeting 1986 57 9 Series 17. Church Struggle and the Holocaust Records

NCCJ promoted commemoration of the Holocaust and dialogue on the Holocaust and the role of the Church. An important component of this effort was sponsoring an annual conference on Church Struggle and the Holocaust. Related materials are also available in the Conferences, Seminars and Institutes and Israel Study Group series.

Conference Papers on Christian Struggle and the Holocaust 57 10 German Church Struggle 57 11 Church Struggle Newsletters 1959-1961 57 12 Resources List on Holocaust 57 13 Holocaust Resources Centers 57 14 Holocaust Sermons 57 15 Address Lists 57 16 Catholic-Jewish Reflections 57 17 Series 18. Publications from other organizations

Series 18 consists of three boxes of pamphlets and booklets that appear to have been sent to or collected by NCCJ. Topics include: race relations, good will, education and integration, discrimination, pre-WWII and WWII era Nazi persecution of Jews, relations between religions, and religious understanding.

Copies of Common Ground 42 Pamphlets and Booklets 1930s-1960s 42 Pamphlets and Booklets 43 Pamphlets, Booklets, Papers 1930s-1960s 44