US-RUn-rcg1.10 Guide to the Office of the President F. Don James Papers 1967-1968 Finding aid prepared by Dr. Kevin J. Logan. University of Rhode Island Library, Special Collections and Archives 2010 March 29

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James, President F. Don Office of the President F. Don James Papers 1967-1968 15 linear feet F. Don James was the acting President from 1967 to 1968. During his brief tenure in office he faced more than a few challenges- some inherited from President Horn and some that developed from 1967 to 1968. A few of these issues included embezzlement of University funds, the continued pressure from students for a bar on campus, and the arrest of two faculty members during a demonstration. In early 1968, Mr. James realized that he would not be chosen to lead the University on a permanent basis and subsequently assumed the Presidency of Central Connecticut State College in July 1968. Rcg. Gr 1.10 Biographical note

F. (Forrest) Donald James, Acting President of the University of Rhode Island from July 1, 1967 to June 30, 1968, was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on September 14, 1927 and educated in the public schools of that city. In 1945 he enlisted in the Navy and served for three years before returning to Oklahoma City University to further his education. He received an A.B. in English from that institution in 1951, then continued on to receive an S.T.B. from the Boston University School of Theology in 1954 and a Ph.D in Biblical Literature from Boston University in 1959.

Although ordained as a Methodist minister, his entire professional career was spent in academia. Prior to coming to the University of Rhode Island as the Academic Vice-President in 1965, James had served in a series of progressively more responsible posts at Miami University of Ohio. He joined Miami's Department of Religion as an Instructor in 1958, advancing to the rank of Associate Professor by 1964. During this time, he also began to assume administrative responsibilities, first as Assistant Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences in 1961, later adding the directorship of Miami University's Undergraduate Center of International Studies to his portfolio. In 1964, he was appointed Acting Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. A desire to return to New England and a vacancy in the University of Rhode Island administration brought James to Kingston on August 16, 1965 to assume the position of Vice-President for Academic Affairs. When then President Francis Horn resigned in the summer of 1967, the Board of Trustees named James Acting President as of July 1. He was also a candidate for the permanent position, but the Board chose to go outside the University in picking Dr. Werner A. Baum as its seventh president. James resigned as Acting President and Vice-President for Academic Affairs to assume the presidency of Central Connecticut State College on July 1, 1968.

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Preferred Citation

Office of the President F. Don James Papers, RecGr 1.2, University of Rhode Island.

Scope and Content Note

The job of acting president of a university is probably the most difficult in the academic world. Although the governing board and the newly appointed acting president make well-intentioned pronouncements that business will proceed as usual and the appointee will not be a caretaker, the reality usually is far different. Faculty, other administrators, members of the governing board, and even sometimes the acting president him/herself perceive him/her as a transitional figure whose principal responsibility is to keep the institution running on an even keel until a permanent successor can be appointed. There is generally a reluctance on the part of the governing board and the acting president to make any decisions that have long term implications for fear of limiting the options of the permanent appointee. Finally, if the acting president is a candidate for the permanent position, there might be subconscious fear to take any steps or make any decisions that may jeopardize his/her candidacy.

It was into this situation that F. Don James came when he was appointed acting president of the University of Rhode Island in the summer of 1967 to succeed the departed Francis Horn. In addition to the usual difficulties of an acting presidency, James encountered in the first six months of his administration a series of events that tested severely his administrative and diplomatic skills. Some difficulties he inherited from President Horn, some were uniquely his own, and some merely reflected the turbulent times of the late 1960's.

Throughout Horn's administration and into that of James, students had been advocating the establishment of a student bar on campus. Horn's response had been that as long as the legal drinking age in Rhode Island was 21 and 80 per cent of the student body was under 21, the problem of enforcement precluded the establishment of a student bar on campus. This argument, of course, did not satisfy students who tried to loosen the bonds of in loco parentis wherever they existed. With James ensconced in the president's office, the student leadership decided to raise the bar on campus issue yet again. In early October of 1967, the Student Senate passed a bill proposing the establishment of a faculty-student bar on campus. Students found James even less receptive to the idea than Horn had been. Despite the inclusion of provisions designed to meet the problems of enforcement raised by the former president, James rejected the proposal on the grounds that "a bar on the campus does not in any way contribute to the goals and objectives of the University of Rhode Island as an educational institution. . ." Although the decision was popular with the general public and many of the faculty, it earned James no friends among the student body. Students continued to press the issue, however, and a student pub finally opened in the basement of the Memorial Union in December, 1969. Material relating to this issue can be found in folders labeled "Drinking on Campus" and "Student Affairs".

While considering the Student Senate bill on drinking, James was confronted by a far more serious matter, the alleged embezzlement of university funds totaling nearly sixty thousand dollars by a university employee. Although apparently ongoing for over ten years, the scheme was revealed only in the fall of 1967. The issue was further complicated by the suicide of a university accountant who confessed to the crime and exonerated his accused colleague in a suicide note. Though seemingly settled by the suicide and confession, the issue continued to attract media publicity and made James task as Acting President all the more difficult. Material relating to this incident can be found in a folder labeled "Business Office: Embezzlement Case".

Finally, James had to cope with the arrest of two faculty members during an on campus demonstration and the resulting AAUP protest and negative publicity generated by the incident. The two faculty members, a full-time economics professor and a Summer Session philosophy instructor, were arrested by local police during a visit to the campus by Vice-President Hubert Humphrey. They had protested to the police about restrictions placed on demonstrators which had not been placed on other spectators. The AAUP filed a vigorous protest with James over what they perceived to be his lack of support for the arrested faculty members and the apparent cooperation of the administration, through the campus chief of security, in the prosecution of the case. The two faculty members were eventually acquitted, but many faculty continued to question James' commitment to academic freedom. When it became clear to James in early 1968 that he would not be chosen as the permanent successor to Horn, he began to explore other avenues. In April, James announced that he was leaving the University of Rhode Island to assume the presidency of Central Connecticut State College in New London, effective July 1.

The records contained in this group are the administrative files maintained by F. Don James during his tenure as Acting President of the University of Rhode Island. They catalogue the activities of the president's office during a trying period in the University's history. The former president had resigned in a disagreement with the Board of Trustees, two faculty members were arrested in an on campus demonstration, an employee had embezzled sixty thousand dollars in university funds, and students continued to press against the restraints of in loco parentis. These issues and others are covered in detail in the papers of F. Don James.

Arrangement

The records are arranged in one series. 1. Subject Series

Acquisitions Information

The records of Acting President F. Don James were transferred to Special Collections following his tenure in 1968.

RIAMCO Browsing Terms Rhode Island/Local Interest Education Inventory Series 1 Subject Series1967-1968

This series consists of materials relating to the administration of Acting President F. Don James. Included are correspondence, memos, reports, transcripts, agenda, and minutes of meetings. The records document the controversial and the mundane, the serious and the not so serious aspects of university administration.

Controversial issues represented in the series include that of students of legal age consuming alcoholic beverages on campus, the arrest of two faculty members during an on campus demonstration, a fatal fire at a fraternity house, and the embezzlement of university funds by a university employee. Material concerning these issues can be found in folders labeled respectively: Drinking on Campus, Academic Freedom: Transcript of State Vs. Rayack, Fraternities and Sororities, and Business Office: Embezzlement Case.

Other areas of interest include plant development, student affairs, and committees. The materials in each area detail a particular aspect of university development. Folders labeled "Budget" and"Business Office" reveal details about the financial administration of the University. The materials in these folders are particularly interesting in light of the fact that Werner A. Baum, James' successor, discovered a nearly one million dollar deficit when he assumed the presidency. Horn and James each blamed the administration of the other for the shortfall.

The records are arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically by date within folders.

1 1 1967-1968 Academic Affairs, Vice President 1 2 1967-1968 Academic Deans 1 3 1967-1968 Academic Freedom 1 4 1967 Aug 15 Academic Freedom, Transcript of State vs. Rayack 1 5 1967 Aug 15 Academic Freedom, Transcript of State vs. Rayack 1 6 1966-1967 Academic Progress 2 7 1966-1967 Academic Progress 2 8 1967-1968 Accidents 2 9 1967 Administrative Council 2 10 1968 Administrative Council 2 11 1967-1968 Administrative Memorandum 2 12 1967 Jun-1967 Sep Admissions 2 13 1967 Oct-1967 Dec Admissions 2 14 1968 Admissions 2 15 1967-1968 Agricultural Extension Service 2 16 1968 Agricultural Organizations in Rhode Island 2 17 1967 Agriculture, College of 2 18 1968 Agriculture, College of 3 19 1967-1968 Alumni 3 20 1967-1968 Alumni Fund 3 21 1967-1968 American Association of Colleges for Teaching 3 22 1967 American Association of University Professors 3 23 1967-1968 American Association of University Professors 3 24 1967-1968 American College Public Relations Association 3 25 1967-1968 American Council on Education 3 26 1967-1968 American Federation of Labor 3 27 1967-1968 American Federation of Teachers 3 28 1966-1967 Annual Reports, Bureau of Government Research 3 29 1967-1968 Annual Reports, Admissions 3 30 1967-1968 Applications 3 31 1967-1968 Arts and Sciences, College of 3 32 1967-1968 Arts and Sciences, College of 4 33 1967-1968 Arts and Sciences, College of, Biochemistry 4 34 1967-1968 Arts and Sciences, College of, Chemistry 4 35 1967 Arts and Sciences, College of, Computer Science 4 36 1967-1968 Arts and Sciences, College of, Dental Hygiene 4 37 1967-1968 Arts and Sciences, College of, Economics 4 38 1967-1968 Arts and Sciences, College of, Education 4 39 1968 Arts and Sciences, College of, Education 4 40 1967-1968 Arts and Sciences, College of, English 4 41 1967-1968 Arts and Sciences, College of, Geology 4 42 1967-1968 Arts and Sciences, College of, Journalism 4 43 1967-1968 Arts and Sciences, College of, Language 4 44 1966-1968 Arts and Sciences, College of, Mathematics 5 45 1967-1968 Arts and Sciences, College of, Music 5 46 1968 Arts and Sciences, College of, Physical Education 5 47 1967-1968 Arts and Sciences, College of, Political Science 5 48 1967-1968 Arts and Sciences, College of, Psychology 5 49 1967-1968 Arts and Sciences, College of, Speech 5 50 1967-1968 Arts and Sciences, College of, Zoology 5 51 1967-1968 Arts Council 5 52 1967-1968 Association of American Colleges 5 53 1967-1968 Athletic Association, Budget 6 54 1967-1968 Athletic Association, Budget 6 55 1967-1968 Athletic Council 6 56 1967 Athletics 6 57 1968 Jan-1968 Feb Athletics 6 58 1968 Mar-1968 Jun Athletics 6 59 1967-1968 Athletics, Aid to Athletes 6 60 1967-1968 Athletics, Applications 6 61 1967-1968 Athletics, Yankee Conference 6 62 1967-1968 Atomic Energy 6 63 1967-1968 Audio-Visual Center 6 64 1967-1968 Blue Key Organization 6 65 1967-1968 Board of Trustees 7 66 1967-1968 Bond Issues 7 67 1968 Apr-1968 Jun Bookstore 7 68 1967-1968 Budget 7 69 1967 Apr-1967 Aug Budget 7 70 1967 Sep-1967 Nov Budget 7 71 1968 Jan-1968 Feb Budget 7 72 1968 Feb 26-29 Budget 7 73 1968 Budget 7 74 1968-1969 Budget Request 8 75 1968-1969 Budget Request 8 76 1970 Budget Requests 8 77 1968-1969 Budget, Salaries 8 78 1967 Buildings and Grounds, Police Department 8 79 1968 Buildings and Grounds, Police Department 8 80 1967-1968 Buildings and Grounds 8 81 1967-1968 Buildings and Grounds 8 82 1967-1968 Bureau of Government Research 8 83 1967 Business Administration, College of 8 84 1968 Business Administration, College of 8 85 1967-1968 Business Administration, College of; Applications 9 86 1967 Business Office 9 87 1968 Business Office 9 88 1967-1968 Business Office, Embezzlement Case 9 89 1967-1968 Campus Calendar 9 90 1968 Catalog 9 91 1967-1968 Christmas Greetings 9 92 1967-1968 Civil Rights Compliance 9 93 1967-1968 College Entrance Examination Board 9 94 1967 College Housing Loan Program 9 95 1967-1968 Colleges and Universities, Barrington College 9 96 1967-1968 Colleges and Universities, Boston University 9 97 1967-1968 Colleges and Universities, Brown University 9 98 1967 Jun-1967 Oct 10 Colleges and Universities, Invitations 10 99 1967 Oct 18-1967 Dec Colleges and Universities, Invitations 10 100 1968 Jan-1968 Mar Colleges and Universities, Invitations 10 101 1968 Apr Colleges and Universities, Invitations 10 102 1968 May-1968 Jun Colleges and Universities, Invitations 10 103 1967-1968 Colleges and Universities, U.S. Naval War College 10 104 1967-1968 Colleges and Universities, University of New Hampshire 10 105 1967-1968 Colleges and Universities, Providence College 10 106 1967 Colleges and Universities, Rhode Island College 10 107 1968 Colleges and Universities, Rhode Island College 10 108 1967-1968 Colleges and Universities, Roger Williams College 10 109 1967-1968 Colleges and Universities, Vocational Technical School 10 110 1967-1968 Colleges and Universities, Correspondence 11 111 1967-1968 May Commencement 11 112 1968 Jun 5-1968 Jun 9 Commencement 11 113 1968 Jun 10-1968 Jul Commencement 11 114 1967-1968 Commission for Higher Education Faculties 11 115 1968 Committee, Committee to Select Academic Vice President 11 116 1967-1968 Committee, Board of Review 11 117 1967 Committee, Advisory Committee on Dental Hygiene 11 118 1967-1968 Committee, Agriculture, 2 Year Fisheries Course 11 119 1967 Committee, To Study the Feasibility for a Masters in Conservation 11 120 1967-1968 Committee, Contemporary Problems Course 11 121 1967-1968 Committee, Establishing of Gerontology Department 11 122 1967-1968 Committee, Fellowships 11 123 1967-1968 Committee, Fine Arts Center Completion 11 124 1968 Committee, Fraternity and Sorority Sites for Future Buildings 11 0 1960-1964 Committee, Graduate Assistantship 12 125 1967-1968 Committee, Health Sciences Committee 12 126 1967 Committee, Housing 12 127 1968 Committee, Housing 12 128 1967-1968 Committee, International Studies 12 129 1967 Committee, Joint Advisory Committee on Educational Policy 12 130 1968 Committee, Joint Advisory Committee on Educational Policy 12 131 1967-1968 Committee, List of Standing and Special Committee 13 132 1967 Committee, Long Range Planning 13 133 1968 Jan-1968 Mar Committee, Long Range Planning 13 134 1968 Apr-1968 Jun Committee, Long Range Planning 13 135 undated Committee, Long Range Planning 13 136 1967 Committee, Long Range Planning, Arts and Sciences 13 137 1967 Committee, Long Range Planning, Business Administration 13 138 1968 Committee, Long Range Planning, Computer 13 139 1967 Committee, Long Range Planning, Engineering 13 140 1968 Committee, Long Range Planning, Graduate Library School 13 141 1968 Committee, Long Range Planning, Graduate School 13 142 1967-1968 Committee, Long Range Planning, Health Science 13 143 1967-1968 Committee, Long Range Planning, Institutional Research 13 144 1968 Committee, Long Range Planning, Library 14 145 1968 Committee, Long Range Planning, Oceanography, Graduate School of 14 146 1967 Committee, Long Range Planning, Pharmacy 14 147 1967-1968 Committee, Long Range Planning, Student Affairs 14 148 1967-1968 Committee, New Student Week 14 149 1968 Committee, Open House 14 150 1967-1968 Committee, Registration Procedures 14 151 1967-1968 Committee, Religion 14 152 1967-1968 Committee, Space Committee 14 153 1967-1968 Committee, Student Activities Tax Committee 14 154 1968 Committee, Student Communications Media Committee 14 155 1967-1968 Committee, Student Life Committee 14 156 1967-1968 Committee, Theft and Vandalism 14 157 1967-1968 Committee, Traffic and Parking 14 158 1967-1968 Committee, University Research 14 159 1967 Committee, Visitors and Speakers on Campus 14 160 1968 Committee, Visitors and Speakers 15 161 1967-1968 Committee, Music 15 162 1967-1968 Computer Laboratory 15 163 1967-1968 Convocations 15 164 1968 Congratulatory Letters 15 165 1967-1968 Council of Presidents 15 166 undated Court Cases, State vs. Rayack X-Reference: Academic Freedom 15 167 1967-1968 Department Chairmen 15 168 1967-1968 Development and Public Relations 15 169 1967-1968 Dining Services 15 170 1967-1968 Draft 15 171 1967-1968 Dramatics 15 172 1967 Drinking on Campus 15 173 1967-1968 Driving Research Laboratory 16 174 1967-1968 Feb Engineering, College of 16 175 1968 Mar-1968 Jun Engineering, College of 16 176 1967 Experiment in International Living 16 177 1967-1968 Faculty and Staff 16 178 1967-1968 Faculty Appeal Board on Tenure 16 179 1967-1968 Faculty Meetings, Agenda 16 180 1967-1968 Faculty Meetings, Minutes 16 181 1967-1968 Jan Faculty Senate 16 182 1968 Feb-1968 Jun Faculty Senate 16 183 1967-1968 Feb Faculty Senate, Agendas and Minutes 17 184 1968 Mar-1968 Apr Faculty Senate, Agendas and Minutes 17 185 1968 May-1968 Jun Faculty Senate, Agendas and Minutes 17 186 1967 Faculty Senate, Bills 17 187 1968 Feb-1968 Mar Faculty Senate, Bills 17 188 1968 Apr-1968 Jun Faculty Senate, Bills 17 189 1967-1968 Faculty Senate, Bills and Resolutions Log 17 190 1968 Feb 15 Faculty Senate Meeting, Remarks of Chancellor Lawrence Dennis 17 191 1967-1968 Faculty Senate, 27th Pay Period 17 192 1967 Faculty Service Reports, Terminated Faculty 17 193 1967-1968 Financial Statements 17 194 1967-1968 Foreign Students 17 195 1967 Four-H Clubs 17 196 1967-1968 Foundation, General Electric 18 197 1967 Foundation, Kellogg New England Center for Continuing Education 18 198 1967 Foundation, Kellogg New England Center for Continuing Education 18 199 1967 Jul-1967 Oct Foundation, U.R.I. 18 200 1967 Nov-1967 Dec Foundation, U.R.I. 18 201 1968 Jan-1968 Mar Foundation, U.R.I. 18 202 1968 Foundation, U.R.I. 18 203 1968 Foundation, Correspondence 18 204 1967-1968 Fraternities and Sororities 18 205 1967-1968 Gilbane Construction Company 18 206 1967-1968 Graduate Assistance 18 207 1967-1968 Graduate Council Minutes 18 208 1967-1968 Graduate School 19 209 1967-1968 Graduate School Association 19 210 1967-1968 Graduate Student Newsletter 19 211 1967 Head Start Project 19 212 1967-1968 Health Services 19 213 1963, 1967 Higher Education Facilities Act 19 214 1968 Higher Education Facilities Act 19 215 1967-1968 Higher Education Financing 19 216 1967-1968 Home Economics, College of 19 217 1967-1968 Honor Societies 19 218 1967 Honor Societies, Phi Beta Kappa 19 219 1967 Honor Societies, Phi Beta Kappa 19 220 1967-1968 Honor Societies, Sigma Xi 20 221 1967-1968 Mar Honorary Degrees, See also, Commencement 20 222 1968 Apr-1968 May Honorary Degrees, See also, Commencement 20 223 1967-1968 Honors Program 20 224 1967-1968 Housing 20 225 1967-1968 Housing: Stage III Housing Complex 20 226 1967-1968 Insurance, Correspondence 20 227 1967-1968 Institute of Environmental Biology 20 228 1967-1968 Institute of International Education 20 229 1967 May-1967 Oct Institutional Research, Office of 20 230 1967 Nov-1968 Institutional Research, Office of 21 231 1967-1968 International Education 21 232 1967-1968 International Exchange of Persons 21 233 1967 International Students 21 234 1968 International Students 21 235 1967-1968 Judicial Board 21 236 1967-1968 Leaves 21 237 1967 Library 21 238 1968 Library 21 239 1967-1968 Mental Retardation 21 240 1967 Jan-1967 Sep National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges 21 241 1967 Oct-1967 Dec National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges 21 242 1968 National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges 22 242 1967-1968 National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges, Office of Institutional Research 22 243 1967 National Defense Education Act, Institute for Teachers of Disadvantaged Youth in Rural Areas 22 244 1967-1968 Feb National Science Foundation 22 245 1968 Mar-1968 Jun National Science Foundation 22 246 1967-1968 Negro Education: Disadvantaged Students 22 247 1967-1968 New England Board of Higher Education 22 248 1967-1968 New England Center for Continuing Education 22 249 undated New England Center for Continuing Education 22 250 1967-1968 New England College and University Presidents 22 251 1967-1968 New England Council for Economic Development 22 252 1968 Nursing, College of, Dean Selection 23 253 1967 Nursing, College of 23 254 1968 Nursing, College of 23 255 1967 Nov 30 Nursing, College of, Meeting 23 256 1967 Oceanography, Graduate School of 23 257 1968 Oceanography, Graduate School of 23 258 1967-1968 Oceanography, Graduate School of, Sea Grant Program 23 259 1967-1968 Pastore, Senator John 23 260 1967-1968 Pell, Senator Claiborne 23 261 1967-1968 Pharmacy, College of 23 262 1967-1968 Physical Education Building Committee 23 263 1967-1968 Placement Office 24 264 1967-1968 Plant Development 24 265 1967 President's Advisory Council Agendas 24 266 1968 President's Advisory Council Agendas 24 267 1967 President's Advisory Council Agendas, Index 24 268 1967 Jul-1967 Oct President's Advisory Council, Minutes 24 269 1967 Nov-1967 Dec President's Advisory Council, Minutes 24 270 1968 President's Advisory Council, Minutes 24 271 1967-1968 President's Advisory Council, Misc 24 272 1967-1968 Publications, Beacon 25 273 1967-1968 Publications, URI Campus Newsletter 25 274 1967-1968 Publications, Correspondence 25 275 1967-1968 Recommendations 25 276 1967 Registrar's Office 25 277 1968 Registrar's Office 25 278 1967-1968 Research, Coordinator of 25 279 1967-1969 Research, Summer Pay 25 280 1967-1968 R.O.T.C. 25 281 1967-1968 R.I., State of, Department of Education 25 282 1967-1968 R.I., State of, Division of the Budget 25 283 1967 R.I., State of, Legislative Guest Day 25 284 1967-1968 R.I., State of, Misc 25 285 1967 St. Germain, Congressman Ferdinand 26 286 1967 Salaries, Faculty 26 287 1968 Salaries, Faculty 26 288 1967-1968 Scholarships 26 289 1967-1968 South Kingstown, Town of 26 290 1967-1968 Speaking Engagement 26 291 1967-1968 Apr Special Program for Talent Development 26 292 1968 May-1968 Jun Special Program for Talent Development 26 293 1967 Staff Changes 26 294 1968 Staff Changes 26 295 1967 Student Affairs 27 296 1968 Student Affairs 27 297 1967 Jul-1967 Sep Student Affairs, Vice President for 27 298 1967 Oct-1968 Student Affairs, Vice President for 27 299 1967-1968 Student Aid Office 27 300 1966-1967 Student Life Reports 27 301 1967-1968 Student Personnel Services 27 302 1967-1968 Mar Student Senate 27 303 1968 Apr-1968 Jun Student Senate 27 304 1967-1968 Student Union 28 305 1967-1968 May Summer Session 28 306 1968 Jun-1968 Jul Summer Session 28 307 1968 Surplus Property 28 308 1967-1968 Surveys and Questionnaires 28 309 1967-1968 Technical Services 28 310 1967-1968 THEMIS Project Proposal 28 311 1967-1968 Tiernan, Representative Robert 28 312 1967-1968 Triangle Club 28 313 1967-1968 Trinity Square Repertory Company 28 314 1967-1968 United Way 28 315 1968 United World Federalists 28 316 1967 U.S. Government, Department of Health, Education and Welfare 28 317 1968 U.S. Government, Department of Health, Education and Welfare 29 318 1967-1968 U.S. Government, Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Student Loans 29 319 1967 University Extension 29 320 1967 Oct-1967 Dec University Extension 29 321 1968 University Extension 29 322 1967-1968 University Extension 29 323 1967-1968 University Extension, Committee on the Division of University Extension 29 324 1967-1968 University Extension, Division of Correctional Training 29 325 1967-1968 Yu-Liang Kung, Central Police College Research Associate 29 326 1967-1968 W. Alton Jones Campus 29 327 1967-1968 Water Resources Center 30 328 1967-1968 Miscellaneous A-C, Correspondence, Invitations, Letters of Thanks 30 329 1967-1968 Miscellaneous D-H, Correspondence, Invitations, Letters of Thanks 30 330 1967-1968 Miscellaneous I-M, Correspondence, Invitations, Letters of Thanks 30 331 1967-1968 Miscellaneous N-Sh, Correspondence, Invitations, Letters of Thanks 30 332 1967-1968 Miscellaneous Sm-Z, Correspondence, Invitations, Letters of Thanks