US-RUn-msg117.2 Guide to the Records of Foster Parents Plan International, Volume 2 1937-1982 Finding aid prepared by Eric Barden and Kevin J. Logan University of Rhode Island Library, Special Collections and Archives 2010 December 01

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Foster Parents Plan International Records of Foster Parents Plan International, Volume 2 1937-1982 101 linear feet The records of Foster Parents Plan International span the years 1937 to 1982 and document the founding, early development, and international growth of the organization. Later records of PLAN, the bulk of which span the years 1980 to 1994, were removed from the organization's then international headquarters in Warwick, Rhode Island and deposited in the Special Collections Department in 1994. Those records were organized separately and are described in a separate finding aid. There is some overlap between the two groups of records. Researchers should consult the finding aids to both collections to insure that they have all of the material relating to a particular event or issue. These records consist of documents generated by or sent to PLAN headquarters by field officers, headquarters staff in the field, national organizations, government officials, consultants hired by PLAN and firms with which PLAN conducted business. Included are correspondence, memos, completed forms, operations manuals, agendas and minutes of meetings, reports, case histories, legal documents, and photographic prints and negatives. Mss. Gr. 117.2 Historical Note

PLAN International describes itself as a "private, voluntary child-sponsorship organization that serves children in ... developing countries." Through its various programs, PLAN provides direct benefits to more than 650,000 children, their families and their communities.

PLAN was founded in 1937 in England as the Foster Parents Scheme for Children in Spain by English journalist John Langdon-Davies. He and Eric Muggeridge, an English social worker, conceived the idea of providing financial support and hostels for children orphaned or made refugees by the Spanish Civil War.

The organization changed its name to Foster Parents Plan for Spanish Children in the summer of 1939 and was chartered as a New York corporation to avail itself of fundraising opportunities in the United States. The organization continued to evacuate Spanish orphaned and refugee children from Spain, first to France and later to England. The organization again changed its name in the fall of 1935, this time to Foster Parents Plan for War Children, Inc., and continued its work of providing aid and assistance to children whose lives were disrupted by the Spanish Civil War and World War II.

When World War II ended in 1945, the organization extended already existing programs in France, England, and Italy and expanded into the war-ravaged countries of Austria, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, China, Greece, the Netherlands, and West Germany. In addition to enrolling children orphaned or made refugees by the war, PLAN began to enroll an increasing number of children who lived with their families with the goal of keeping those families together.

As European economies began to recover in the post-war years and individual countries became able to assume responsibility for their own needy children, PLAN began to phase out its European operations and looked to lend assistance to undeveloped countries where the needs of children were the result of causes other than war. To reflect this change in focus, the organization changed its name once again from Foster Parents Plan for War Children, Inc. to Foster Parents Plan International, Inc. and began to establish field offices and programs in Latin America, South America, Africa, and Asia.

The first South American field office was established in Bogota, Colombia in 1962. The Bogota program was rapidly followed by programs throughout South America and Latin America in the 1960s. Programs in Africa and Asia followed in the 1970s and 1980s. Some programs were also terminated during this period, either due to improving economic conditions as in Hong Kong or deteriorating political conditions as in Ethiopia, Nicaragua, Liberia, and Vietnam.

As PLAN expanded it also changed its focus from a child welfare organization to a community development organization. Though PLAN continued to emphasize the welfare of individual children, it did so in the context of a community development approach that seeks to strengthen families and communities in order that they may better support their children's needs.

With the change in emphasis came a change in organizational structure. By the early 1970s, it had become apparent that PLAN's relatively informal administrative structure was no longer adequate to meet the needs of a rapidly growing organization. This realization resulted in the establishment of PLAN International in 1973 as the administrative arm of Foster Parents Plan International, Inc. with its headquarters in Warwick, Rhode Island. The International Executive Director, responsible to the International Board of Directors, was to manage the operations of PLAN with the assistance and support of a senior management group. The national organizations in Australia, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and the United States enjoyed relative autonomy in raising funds from individual foster parents and corporations. These funds were then funneled through International Headquarters to the various field offices.

PLAN continued to grow throughout the 1970s and 1980s and its organizational structure continued to evolve as well. In response to complaints from field directors that PLAN management had become too centralized and unresponsive to the needs of the field offices, International Headquarters began to decentralize its management structure. Beginning in 1987, PLAN established a series of regional offices in order to move the operational decision making process as close as possible to the programs and field offices. By 1992, the process was completed and six regional offices oversaw the management of program activities in the field offices responsible to them.

The evolution of PLAN's administrative structure continued into the 1990s. After twenty years in Rhode Island, the International Executive Board, at the recommendation of new International Executive Director Max van der Schalk, agreed to move its International Headquarters to England. The move, approved in 1993, was completed in late 1994.

The return to England in a sense brought PLAN full circle. It was two Englishmen, John Langdon-Davies and Eric Muggeridge, who began the effort to assist children displaced by the Spanish Civil War. Though Langdon-Davies and Muggeridge might not recognize an organization that raises funds in eight industrialized nations to support programs in thirty underdeveloped countries in Latin America, South America, Asia, and Africa, they would still recognize its driving force: assisting children to make a better life for themselves, their families, and their communities.

Any qualified person doing scholarly research is permitted to use material housed in the Special Collections Unit.

Photocopying and scanning of materials is a fee based service available in the repository and is allowed at the discretion of the Archivist when in compliance to the Unit's policy on copyright and publication.

Preferred Citation

Records of Foster Parents Plan International, Volume 2, Mss. Gr. 117.2, University of Rhode Island.

Scope and Content Note

The records of PLAN International (Foster Parents Plan International, Inc.) described herein were deposited in the Special Collections Department of the University of Rhode Island Library in 1986. The records span the years 1937 to 1982 (bulk dates 1937-1978) and document the founding, early development, and international growth of the organization. Later records of PLAN, the bulk of which span the years 1980 to 1994, were removed from the organization's then international headquarters in Warwick, Rhode Island and deposited in the Special Collections Department in 1994. Those records were organized separately and are described in a separate finding aid. There is some overlap between the two groups of records. Therefore, researchers should consult the finding aids to both collections to insure that they have all of the material relating to a particular event or issue.

The records in this group were originally organized by PLAN employee Henry Molumphy, who used them as source material for his 1984 history of the organization entitled For Common Decency: The History of Foster Parents Plan,1937-1983. They have been reorganized in order to allow researchers to use more easily the records in this group in conjunction with the more recently accessioned and processed records.

The records consist of documents generated by or sent to PLAN headquarters by field officers, headquarters staff in the field, national organizations, government officials, consultants hired by PLAN and firms with which PLAN conducted business. Included are correspondence, memos, completed forms, operations manuals, agendas and minutes of meetings, reports, case histories, legal documents, and photographic prints and negatives. The condition of the records varies widely. Foster child case histories, particularly those from China, Czechoslovakia, and Spain, are in poor condition. The same is true of original telegrams relating to the evacuation of Spanish children to Biarritz (See Series VII). The bulk of the remaining records are in relatively good condition.

After processing, the records were organized into eleven series as follows:

Series I, Board of Directors, 1938-1973, contains records documenting the activities of PLAN's governing board. Included are agenda and minutes of meetings, correspondence, memos, budget proposals and reports.

Series II, Committees, 1951-1972, contains records relating to the activities of standing and ad hoc committees of PLAN. Topics of committee interest include personnel and salaries, relocation of PLAN headquarters from New York City to Warwick, Rhode Island, and the establishment of PLAN programs in new countries. The types of records include agenda and minutes of meetings, correspondence, memos, and reports.

Series III, Subject File, 1939-1977, contains the administrative files of PLAN's headquarters staff and documents its activities. Included are correspondence, memos, reports, the by-laws of PLAN, grant proposals, conference proceedings, operations manual, policies and procedures manuals, brochures, and newspaper clippings.

Series IV, Quarterly Reports, 1953-1980, contains reports filed with PLAN headquarters by field directors in the various countries in which PLAN administered programs. Statistics compiled from the reports are grouped together at the end of the series.

Series V, Case Histories, 1937-1982, consists of records relating to the foster children served by PLAN in its program countries. Contents of the case histories vary widely, but usually include at least a case history questionnaire and correspondence.

Series VI, Photographs, 1942-1977, documents in photographic images the activities of PLAN throughout the world. Included are photographs of foster children, PLAN headquarters and field office staff, celebrity foster parents and photographs used for publicity purposes and in PLAN publications.

Series VII, War in Europe, 1937-1945, documents the activities of PLAN (then known as Foster Parents Plan for War Children) in rescuing and providing care for children displaced, orphaned, or injured during the Spanish Civil War and, later, World War II. Included are correspondence, reports, brochures, completed questionnaires, lists of children in the various "colonies" in Spain, France, and England supported by PLAN, and correspondence of PLAN co-founders John Langdon-Davies and Eric Muggeridge.

Series VIII, Publications/ Publicity, 1940-1976, contains records relating to the various ways in which PLAN publicized its work and appealed for funds to support it. Included are "appeal letters," brochures, press releases, reports by public relations firms, stories written by foster children, and copies of newspaper and magazine articles about PLAN and its work.

Series IX, Miles for Millions, 1968-1978, contains records relating to a program initiated by the Canadian government to focus worldwide attention on the needs of people (the "millions") in underdeveloped countries. PLAN received funding through this program for a number of its projects in underdeveloped countries. Included are correspondence, memos, newspaper clippings, committee reports, and project proposals.

Series X, Donor Countries, 1949-1979, documents the activities of the national organizations of PLAN in industrialized nations where funds were raised and foster parents recruited to support PLAN's activities in underdeveloped countries. Included are correspondence, memos, agenda and minutes of meetings, budgets, procedures manuals, copies of national organization publications, reports, grant proposals, and newspaper clippings.

Series XI, Program Countries, 1947-1978, documents the activities of PLAN in underdeveloped countries where it initiates and supports programs designed to assist children and their families to better their lot in life. Included are copies of the agreements between PLAN and the governments of the host countries allowing PLAN to operate in those countries, correspondence, memos, reports, photographs, financial statements, operations manuals, and program proposals.

Arrangement

After processing, the records were organized into eleven series as follows: I. Board of Directors II. Committees III. Subject File IV. Quarterly Reports V. Case Histories VI. Photographs VII. War in Europe VIII. Publications/Publicity IX. Miles for Millions X. Donor Countries XI. Program Countries

Acquisitions Information

The records of PLAN International (Foster Parents Plan International, Inc.) described herein were deposited in the Special Collections Department of the University of Rhode Island Library in 1986.

Names Foster Parents Plan International Subjects Foster Parents Plan International RIAMCO Browsing Terms Social Life and Customs Inventory Series 1 Board of Directors1938-1973

This series contains records documenting the activities of PLAN's policy making and governing board. The board has been variously known as the American Committee, the General Committee, and since 1958, the Board of Directors. Topics include budgets and finances, opening new national and field offices, field office operations, and personnel issues. The types of records include agenda and minutes of meetings, correspondence, memos, budget proposals, and reports.

The records in this series are arranged alphabetically by subject or type of record and chronologically within folders.

1 1 1953-1954 Advertising and Publicity Reports 1 2 1955-1959 Advertising and Publicity Reports 1 3 1938-1939 May Agenda and Minutes 1 4 1939 Jun-1950 Feb Agenda and Minutes 1 5 1950 Jun-1952 Agenda and Minutes 1 6 1955-1956 Mar Agenda and Minutes 1 7 1956 Apr-1956 Dec Agenda and Minutes 1 8 1957 Agenda and Minutes 1 9 1958 Agenda and Minutes 2 10 1959-1960 Agenda and Minutes 2 11 1959 Auditor, Corporate Affiliation of 2 12 1956 May-1956 Oct Austria: Correspondence re. Opening Office in Austria 2 13 1956 Nov-1956 Dec Austria: Correspondence re. Opening Office in Austria 2 14 1957-1958 Austria: Correspondence re. Opening Office in Austria 2 15 1956 Jul-1956 Sep Austria: Correspondence 2 15 1954-1955 Belgium West Heath Colony: Proposal to Move 2 16 1952-1956 Budget 3 17 1957-1959 Budget 3 18 1955 Correspondence 3 19 1956 Mar-1956 Jun Correspondence 3 20 1956 Jul-1956 Sep Correspondence 3 21 1956 Oct-1956 Dec Correspondence 3 22 1957 Jan-1957 Apr Correspondence 3 23 1957 May-1957 Jul Correspondence 3 24 1957 Aug-1957 Dec Correspondence 3 25 1958 Jan-1958 Jun Correspondence 4 26 1958 Jul-1959 Mar Correspondence 4 27 1959 Apr-1960 Correspondence 4 28 1951-1952 Edna Blue Preventorium 4 29 1959 Edwards, Harry: Recall, from Vietnam 4 30 1956 Field Office Personnel Salary Analysis 4 31 1951-1956 Financial Reports 4 32 1953-1956 Greece 4 32a 1957-1960 Greece: Stamatakis, Stamatios 4 33 1952-1954 Korea 4 34 1955-1956 Korea 4 35 1956-1957 London Sunday Exp Article: Correspondence re 4 36 1951-1953 Mason, Frederick (Director of European Business): Correspondence and Reports of 5 37 1954-1956 Mason, Frederick (Director of European Business): Correspondence and Reports of 5 38 1954-1957 Monthly Financial and Enrollment Reports 5 39 1953-1958 Purchases for Children 5 40 1949-1956 Russell Birdwell and Associates: Correspondence 5 41 1952-1953 West Germany: Statistical Reports 5 42 1941-1942 Miscellaneous 5 43 1964-1973 Miscellaneous Series 2 Committees1951-1972

The records of this series document the activities of standing and ad hoc committees of the Board of Directors of PLAN. The records are not complete for the committees represented, especially for the early years of the organization, but they are sufficiently comprehensive to provide an overview of the administrative structure of PLAN over a twenty-year period.

Topics include personnel and salaries, organizational finances, public relations, and the automation of many of the office functions of PLAN. The types of records include agenda and minutes of meetings, correspondence, memos, reports, budgets, and grant proposals.

The records are arranged alphabetically by the name of the committee and chronologically within folders.

6 1 1971-1972 Administrative Committee 6 2 1970-1972 Administrative Committee: Relocation of Headquarters 6 3 1968 Committee on Standing Committees 6 4 1954-1968 Criteria Committee-New Countries 6 5 1951-1954 Executive Committee: Agenda and Minutes 6 6 1951-1953 Jun Executive Committee: Correspondence 6 7 1953 Jul-1953 Dec Executive Committee: Correspondence 6 8 1954 Executive Committee: Correspondence 6 9 1955 Executive Committee: Correspondence 6 10 1956-1957, 1960, 1969-1972 Executive Committee: Correspondence 6 11 1967-1970 Electronic Data Processing 7 12 1964 Finance Committee 7 13 1967 Finance Committee 7 14 1968 Finance Committee 7 15 1970 Finance Committee 7 16 1971 Finance Committee 7 17 1972 Finance Committee 7 18 1967-1970 Personnel Committee 7 19 1971 Jan-1971 Jun Personnel Committee 7 20 1971 Jul-1971 Dec Personnel Committee 7 21 1972 Personnel Committee 8 22 1969-1970 Planning Committee 8 23 1966-1968 Publicity Committee 8 24 1969-1971 Public Relations Committee 8 25 1972-1973 Public Relations Committee 8 26 1965-1969 Salaries Committee: Comparative Salary Data 8 27 1965-1966 Salaries Committee: Salaries and Retirement Data 8 28 1967-1972 Salaries Committee: Salary and Retirement Data 8 29 1966-1969 Salaries Committee: Salary and Retirement Data 8 30 1952-1955 Working Committee Series 3 Subject File1939-1977

The Subject File contains the administrative files of PLAN's international headquarters staff. The records document the activities of the headquarters staff and its interaction with PLAN national organizations, field office staff, government agencies, other non-profit agencies, foster parents, and the general public.

Topics include fundraising, the establishment of new field offices, the relocation of PLAN headquarters from New York City to Warwick, Rhode Island, the enrollment and cancellation of foster children, public relations, PLAN anniversaries, and office automation.

The types of records include correspondence, memos, reports, bylaws of the organization, grant proposals, financial statements, operations manuals, policies and procedures manuals, press releases, and newspaper clippings.

The records are arranged alphabetically by subject or type of record and chronologically within folders.

9 1 n.d. Agency for International Development (AID), Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid 9 2 1964-1966 Agency for International Development (AID), Correspondence 9 3 1967-1970 AID: Correspondence 9 4 1971-1973 AID: Correspondence 9 5 1974-1975 AID: Correspondence 9 6 1968, 1970 AID: Regulations 10 7 1971 AID: Restructuring Foreign Assistance Programs of the U.S. 10 8 1964-1968 AID: Standards of Accounting 10 9 1965, 1968 AID: U.S. Balance of Payments Deficit 10 10 1969-1970 AID: Vietnam Contract, Correspondence re. 10 11 1973-1974 Feb AID: Vietnam Funding Proposal 10 12 1974 Mar-1974 Jun, n.d. AID: Vietnam Funding Proposal 10 13 n.d. Agreement Forms, Government Agreement Form 10 14 1953-1964 American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Foreign Service (ACVA): Correspondence 10 15 1965-1972 ACVA: Correspondence 11 16 1973-1975 ACVA: Correspondence 11 17 1976-1977 ACVA: Correspondence 11 18 1950-1955 ACVA: Membership in 11 19 1972-1973 ACVA: Tax Legislation 11 20 1973-1975 ACVA: Vietnam and Southeast Asia Programs 11 21 1969-1972 American Foster Children 11 22 1972 "Analysis of Selected Service Programs of Foster Parents Plan, Inc." by George W. Ross, Jr. Report and Correspondence 12 23 1965-1970 Background Information on Plan 12 24 1950 Bar, Dr. G.F.M. (Director St. Maarter's Clinic): Speech 12 25 1961 Bogaert, Madeleine: Report re. Closing of Belgian Office 12 26 1957-1970 Budget Purchases: Correspondence re. 12 27 1951-1952, 1969, n.d. By-Laws 12 28 1976 Dec Cable and Telephone Costs: Circular Letter and replies 12 29 1955-1964 California Intelligence Bureau 12 30 1956-1969 Cancellation Criteria for Foster Children 12 31 1971 Casady, Gerald and Marva: Correspondence 12 32 1970-1971 Child Enrollment: Assignment and Letters 12 33 1963-1969 Cohen, Simpson and Co.: Correspondence 12 34 1972-1973 Conference of Child Sponsorship Agencies 12 35 1975 Country Information Sheets: Bolivia-Philippines 12 36 1965-1966 Criteria for Accepting Children and Families 13 37 1965-1969, 1973 Data Processing: IBM 13 38 1967-1969 Data Processing: Memos, Procedures, Reports 13 39 1967-1968 Data Processing: MAI Equipment Corp. 13 40 1968-1970 Data Processing: Shmaruk, Robert 13 41 1973 Dedication of Plan International Headquarters in R.I. 13 42 1973 Dermer and Associates: Correspondence 13 43 1974-1977, n.d. Dermer and Associates: Correspondence 13 44 1961-1970 Disaster Relief Special Services Fund 13 45 1972 Disaster Relief Special Services Fund 14 46 1952-1974 Dun and Bradstreet: Correspondence 14 47 1972, 1974 Eighteen Year Old Foster Children: Extensions for 14 48 1967-1968 Emergency Planning 14 49 1974 Ethiopia Grant Proposal 14 50 1966-1973 Family Planning 14 51 1973 Financial Reports 14 52 1969-1973 Financial Statement Forms 14 53 1971-1972 Finish the Job Fund 14 54 1969 Fish Protein Concentrate Proposal 14 55 1967-1968 Foreign Office Internal Control Recommendations of Price Waterhouse 14 56 1939-1972 Forms and Stationery 14 57 1970 Foster Parent Survey 14 58 1965 Friends of the United States of Latin America 14 59 1971-1972 Fundraising in the United Kingdom 14 60 1972-1973 Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce 14 61 1973 Haiti: Grant Proposal 14 62 1963-1974 Health, Education and Welfare, Department of 14 63 1966, 1971 Humphery, Huberti: Correspondence 15 64 1971 Insurance Co. of North America: Fidelity Bond Application 15 65 1969 Inter-American Development Institute 15 66 1974 International Conference of Field Directors: Agenda 15 67 1973-1974 Jun International Conference of Field Directors: Correspondence re. 15 68 1974 Jul-1974 Sep International Conference of Field Directors: Correspondence re. 15 69 1974 International Conference of Field Directors: Reports 15 70 1974 International Conference of Field Directors: Statement of Intent/Opening Remarks 15 71 1974, n.d. International Conference of Field Directors: Miscellaneous 15 72 1970 International Conference of Social Welfare 15 73 1972 International Conference of Social Welfare 15 74 1975 International Conference on Children and National Development 15 75 1950-1966 International Council on Social Welfare, Inc. 15 76 1967-1973 International Council on Social Welfare, Inc. 16 77 1958-1962 International Union for Child Welfare 16 78 1963-1965, n.d. International Union for Child Welfare 16 79 1972 Internationalization of Plan: Distribution of Duties 16 80 1973-1976 Japan 16 81 1963-1969, 1974 Kennedy Family 16 82 1969-1971 Jan Latin American Directors Conference 16 83 1971 Feb-1971 Apr, n.d. Latin American Directors Conference 17 84 1941-1959 Los Angeles, California, Department of Social Service 17 85 1960-1968, 1972 Los Angeles, California, Department of Social Service 17 86 1960-1964 Los Angeles, California, Department of Social Service: Information Cards 17 87 1973 Manual of Operations (Sections 1-20) 17 88 1973 Manual of Operations (Sections 21-30) 17 89 1966-1967 Manual of Operations: Correspondence re. 18 90 1970-1971 Jun Manual of Operations: Correspondence re. 18 91 1971 Jul-1972 Manual of Operations: Correspondence re. 18 92 1965-1973 Marti-lbanez, Dr. Felix, Editor of MD Magazine: Correspondence 18 93 1971-1972 Matthews, Gloria (Executive Director): Correspondence with Glenn Rogers 18 94 1971-1972 Matthews, Gloria (Executive Director): Correspondence, Miscellaneous 18 95 1975-1976 Matthews, Gloria (Executive Director): Retirement Reception 18 96 1973-1974 Medical Facilities of Plan: Staff use of 18 97 1969 Mentally Retarded Children 18 98 1969-1973 Miles for Millions: Allocations, Disbursements, and Acknowledgments 19 99 1973-1974 Jun Minor Halliday and Associates: Film Production 19 100 1974 Jul-1977 Minor Halliday and Associates: Film Production 19 101 1973-1975 Mis-directed Foster Child Letters and Progress Reports 19 102 1967, 1971 Jun-1971 Oct Mixed Blood Children in Vietnam 19 103 1971 Nov Mixed Blood Children in Vietnam 19 104 1971 Monthly Reports: Australian National Office 19 105 1972-1973 Monthly Reports: Australian National Office 19 106 1971-1973 Monthly Reports: Canadian National Office 19 107 1971-1973 Monthly Reports: International Headquarters to National Directors 20 108 1941-1959 National Better Business Bureau 20 109 1960-1973 National Better Business Bureau 20 110 1973, 1977 National Directors of PLAN: Conference 20 111 1973-1976 National Information Bureau 20 112 1974 New Histories of Foster Children: Correspondence re. 20 113 1968-1969 New York Times Article on Casework: Correspondence re. 20 114 1973 Not for Profit Application 20 115 1968-1969 Overseas Institute of Canada 21 116 1971 Overseas Private Investment Corporation 21 117 1961-1976 Peace Corps 21 118 1969-1972 Personnel: Policies and Procedures 21 119 1951-1956 Personnel: Salaries 21 120 1957-1958 Personnel: Salaries 21 121 1959-1963 Personnel: Salaries 21 122 1964-1970 Personnel: Salaries 21 123 1956-1959 Procedures: New York Office 22 124 1960-1962 Procedures: New York Office 22 125 1963-1964 Procedures: New York Office 22 126 1965-1966 Procedures: New York Office 22 127 1967-1972 Procedures: New York Office 22 128 1956-1961 Prosnitz Anderson & Co. 22 129 1971 Jan-1971 Jun Public Relations 22 130 1971 Jul-1971 Dec Public Relations 23 131 1972 Jan-1972 Jun Public Relations 23 132 1972 Jul-1972 Dec Public Relations 23 133 1973 Public Relations 23 134 1969 Jan-1969 Jun Public Relations: Department of Information 23 135 1969 Jul-1969 Dec Public Relations: Department of Information 24 136 1970 Jan-1970 Jun Public Relations: Department of Information 24 137 1970 Jul-1970 Dec Public Relations: Department of Information 24 138 1972 Public Relations: Department of Information 24 139 1972 Public Relations: Department of Information Film 24 140 1974 Public Welfare Foundation 24 141 1963-1974 Record Storage and Retention in France 25 142 1966, 1969-1973 Refugee Problems in South Vietnam 25 143 1970 Relocation of PLAN Headquarters 25 144 1971-1972 Jun Relocation of PLAN Headquarters 25 145 1972 Jul-1972 Oct Relocation of PLAN Headquarters 25 146 1972 Nov-1973, n.d. Relocation of PLAN Headquarters 25 147 1969 Retirement and Pension Data and Proposals 25 148 1974 Retroactive Cancellation of Foster Children 25 149 1971 Roose, Donald (Field Director, Bolivia): Correspondence 25 150 1965-1968 Sep Ross, George W. (Deputy Executive Director of PLAN): Correspondence 25 151 1968 Oct-1969, 1971, 1973 Ross, George W. (Deputy Executive Director of PLAN): Correspondence 25 152 1951-1956 Russell Birdwell and Associates (Public Relations) 26 153 1971-1972 Schneider, Smith and Wilber (Public Relations) 26 154 1971-1973 School for International Training, Brattleboro, VT 26 155 1974 Senate Subcommittee on Children and Youth GAO Audit Report 26 156 1973-1974 Mar Senate Subcommittee on Children and Youth GAO Audit Report: Correspondence re. 26 157 1974 Apr-1974 Dec Senate Subcommittee on Children and Youth GAO Audit Report: Correspondence re. 26 158 1974 Senate Subcommittee on Children and Youth GAO Audit Report: Statements re. 26 159 n.d. Senate Subcommittee on Children and Youth GAO Audit Report: Miscellaneous 26 160 1968-1975 Suhrke, Henry C. (Fund-raiser):Correspondence 27 161 1974 Tax Exemptions for U.S. Nationals Working Abroad 27 162 1972 Thirty-fifth Anniversary of PLAN 27 163 1966 Time Magazine: Correspondence re. Proposed Article on PLAN 27 164 1960, 1965 Vehicles Abroad: Insurance 27 165 1974 Volunteer Program Study 27 166 1972 "Volunteers for Plan" Proposal 27 167 1954-1954 Warehouse Inventories: Europe and Korea 27 168 1965-1966 White House Conference on International Cooperation 27 169 1976 World Council of Young Men's Clubs Conference, Hong Kong 27 170 1968-1969 Wyse Advertising: Call Reports 27 171 1970 Wyse Advertising: Call Reports 27 172 1969 Wyse Advertising: Marketing Research Proposal 27 173 1968 Wyse Advertising: Recommended Marketing Plan 27 174 1968 Wyse Advertising: Test of Four Advertising Concepts 27 175 1958-1972 Miscellaneous Series 4 Quarterly Reports1953-1980

This series consists of reports sent to PLAN'S international headquarters from field directors in program countries. The reports provide information on PLAN programs, include proposals for new programs, report on visits by headquarters staff, foster parents, political leaders, and celebrities, and provide insights into local politics and culture and their potential impact on PLAN programs and families. They include "on the spot" accounts of political upheaval in countries such as Haiti and chronicle the slow collapse of the South Vietnamese government before the onslaught of North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops. The reports also contain statistical summaries of the activities of the previous quarter including enrollment of foster children, health services provided, and quarterly expenditures.

The reports are arranged alphabetically by the name of the program country and chronologically within folders. Beginning in 1974 the statistical sections of the quarterly reports were separated from the narrative sections. Those statistical sections are grouped together at the end of the series under the heading of "Quarterly Report Statistics."

28 1 1969-1972 Bolivia 28 2 1973-1975 Bolivia 28 3 1976-1977 Bolivia 28 4 1978-1979 Bolivia 28 5 1967-1970 Brazil 28 6 1971-1974 Brazil 28 7 1975-1977 Brazil 29 8 1978-1979 Brazil 29 9 1962-1965 Colombia 29 10 1966-1969 Colombia 29 11 1970-1972 Colombia 29 12 1973-1974 Colombia 29 13 1975-1976 Mar Colombia 29 14 1976 Jun-1977 Mar Colombia 29 15 1977-1979 Colombia: Bogotá Field Office 30 16 1977-1979 Colombia: Buenaventura Field Office 30 17 1977-1979 Colombia: Tumaco Field Office 30 18 1963-1966 Ecuador 30 19 1967-1970 Ecuador 30 20 1971-1974 Ecuador 30 21 1975-1977 Ecuador 30 22 1978-1979 Ecuador 31 23 1976-1977 El Salvador 31 24 1978-1979 El Salvador 31 25 1974-1976 Ethiopia 31 26 1959-1961 Greece 31 27 1962-1966 Greece 31 28 1967-1972 Greece 31 29 1973-1975 Greece 31 30 1978-1979 Guatemala 32 31 1974-1975 Haiti 32 32 1976-1977 Haiti 32 33 1978-1979 Jun Haiti 32 34 1979 Oct-1980 Haiti 32 35 1976-1978 Honduras 32 36 1979 Honduras 32 37 1959-1973 Hong Kong 32 38 1979 India 32 39 1972-1975 Indonesia: Bali Field Office 33 40 1976-1977 Indonesia: Bali Field Office 33 41 1978-1979 Indonesia: Bali Field Office 33 42 1978-1979 Indonesia: South Sulawesi Field Office 33 43 1969-1973 Indonesia: Yogyakarta Field Office 33 44 1974-1976 Indonesia: Yogyakarta Field Office 33 45 1977-1979 Indonesia: Yogyakarta Field Office 33 46 1957-1961 Italy 33 47 1962-1964 Italy 34 48 1965-1968 Italy 34 49 1953-1958 Korea 34 50 1959-1962 Korea 34 51 1963-1966 Korea 34 52 1967-1969 Korea 34 53 1970-1972 Korea 34 54 1973-1975 Korea 35 55 1976-1977 Korea 35 56 1978-1979 Korea 35 57 1976-1979 Mali 35 58 1978-1979 Nepal 35 59 1977-1979 Nicaragua 35 60 1965-1968 Peru 35 61 1969-1972 Peru 35 62 1973-1975 Peru 36 63 1976-1977 Peru 36 64 1978-1979 Peru 36 65 1961-1964 Philippines 36 66 1965-1969 Philippines 36 67 1970-1973 Philippines 36 68 1974-1976 Philippines 36 69 1977-1978 Jun Philippines 37 70 1978 Oct-1979 Philippines 37 71 1977-1979 Sierra Leone 37 72 1977-1979 Sudan 37 73 1976-1979 Upper Volta (Burkina Faso) 37 74 1957-1961 Vietnam 37 75 1962-1965 Vietnam 37 76 1966-1967 Vietnam 38 77 1968-1969 Vietnam 38 78 1970-1972 Vietnam 38 79 1973-1974 Vietnam 38 80 1975 Quarterly Report Index (1965-Jul 1975) 38 81 1975 Quarterly Report Index (1965-Jul 1975) 38 82 1974-1975 Mar Quarterly Report Statistics 38 83 1975 Jun-Dec Quarterly Report Statistics 38 84 1976 Jan-Jun Quarterly Report Statistics 38 85 1976 Jul-Dec Quarterly Report Statistics 39 86 1977 Jan-Jun Quarterly Report Statistics 39 87 1977 Jul-Dec Quarterly Report Statistics 39 88 1978 Jan-Jun Quarterly Report Statistics 39 89 1978 Jul-Dec Quarterly Report Statistics 39 90 1979 Jan-Jun Quarterly Report Statistics 40 91 1979 Jul-Dec Quarterly Report Statistics 40 92 1980 Jan-Mar Quarterly Report Statistics 40 93 1980 Apr-1980 Jun Quarterly Report Statistics 40 94 1980 Jul-Dec Quarterly Report Statistics Series 5 Case Histories1937-1982

The Case Histories series provides the most comprehensive documentation on the foster children enrolled by PLAN in the various program countries in which it operated. Although this series contains the records of only a small percentage of the children assisted by PLAN, it is especially significant in that it includes records of the earliest Spanish foster children, as well as children from war-torn China and Czechoslovakia from the late 1940s and Vietnam from the late 1950s.

The contents of the Case Histories vary widely. Some contain a simple one or two page form, while others include completed case history questionnaires, information about the foster child's biological family, photographs of the foster child at various ages, letters from the foster child, correspondence, and official notices from PLAN "canceling" the foster child's enrollment in PLAN.

The Case Histories are arranged alphabetically by the name of the country from which the child comes and, with the exception of Brazil, numerically by the "case history number" assigned to that child. Case Histories from Brazil are arranged alphabetically by the name of the foster child.

41 1 1972-1980 Bolivia 41 2 1972-1980 Bolivia 41 3 1972-1980 Bolivia 41 4 1972-1980 Bolivia 41 5 1972-1980 Bolivia 41 6 1972-1980 Bolivia 41 7 1972-1980 Bolivia 42 8 1972-1980 Bolivia 42 9 1972-1980 Bolivia 42 10 1972-1980 Bolivia 42 11 1972-1980 Bolivia 42 12 1972-1980 Bolivia 42 13 1972-1980 Bolivia 42 14 1972-1980 Bolivia 43 15 1972-1981 Brazil: Aguiar, Alcir 43 16 1972-1980 Brazil: Barcelos, Dejair 43 17 1978-1982 Brazil: Barros, Claudia 43 18 1969-1981 Brazil: Barros, Oziel 43 19 1975-1982 Brazil: Braga, Claudio 44 20 1974-1981 Brazil: Camilo, Izaura. 44 21 1978-1982 Brazil: Caouto, Rosario 44 22 1978-1982 Brazil: Dutra, Marlene 44 23 1972-1981 Brazil: Lima, Ricardo 44 24 1973-1981 Brazil: Maria, Nilza 44 25 1978-1982 Brazil: Melo, Sheia 44 26 1969-1981 Brazil: Nunes, Amauri 45 27 1980-1982 Brazil: Pereira, Carla 45 28 1980-1982 Brazil: Pimenta, Sineide 45 29 1977-1981 Brazil: Ramos, Silvio 45 30 1975-1982 Brazil: Santos, Ana 45 31 1973-1982 Brazil: Serafin, Ester 45 32 1976-1982 Brazil: Silva, Leonardo 45 33 1971-1981 Brazil: Silva, Lucilene 46 34 1977-1982 Brazil: Silva, Marcia 46 35 1973-1980 Brazil: Silva, Rosane 46 36 n.d. Brazil: Soares, Carlos 46 37 1974-1982 Brazil: Souza, Silvana 46 38 1949-1950 China 46 39 1950 China 47 40 1949-1950 China: Case #101-140 47 41 1949-1950 China: Case #141-185 47 42 1949-1950 China: Case #186-240 47 43 1949-1950 China: Case #241-300 47 44 1949-1950 China: Case #301-350 48 45 1949-1950 China: Case #351-400 48 46 1949-1950 China: Case #404-450 48 47 1949-1950 China: Case #451-500 48 48 1949-1950 China: Case #501-550 48 49 1949-1950 China: Case #551-560 48 50 1949-1950 China: Case #601-639 49 51 1951 China: List of Cancellations 49 52 1962-1973 Colombia: Case # CA(T).46-CA 827 49 53 1962-1973 Colombia: Case # CA 862-CA 1093 49 54 1962-1973 Colombia: Case # CA 2057-CA 2531 49 55 1962-1973 Colombia: Case # CA 3052-CA 3850 49 56 1947-1950 Colombia: Case # 1716-1740 49 57 1947-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #1741-1760 50 58 1947-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #1761-1780 50 59 1947-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #1781-1800 50 60 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #2700-2704, 2721-2740 50 61 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #2741-2760 50 62 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #2761-2780 50 63 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #2781-2799 50 64 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #3700-3720 51 65 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #3721-3740 51 66 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #3741-3760 51 67 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #3761-3780 51 68 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #3781-3799 51 69 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #4700-4725 51 70 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #4726-4745 51 71 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Cam #4746-4770 51 72 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #4746-4 770 51 73 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #5716-5740 52 74 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #5741-5765 52 75 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #5766-5780 52 76 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #5781-5799 52 77 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #6700-6725 52 78 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #6726-6740 52 79 1946-1950 Czechoslovakia: Case #6741-6763 52 80 1962-1973 Greece: Case #5168, 5670, 6170, 6329 52 81 1963-1973 Greece: Case #6710, 7245, 7275, 7436 53 82 1964-1973 Greece: Case #7456, 7650, 8287, 8519 53 83 1965-1973 Greece: Case#8597,9010,9032,9080 53 84 1965-1973 Greece: Case #9090, 9208, 9238, 9313 53 85 1966-1973 Greece: Case #9465, 9729, 9754, 10603 53 86 1967-1973 Greece: Case #10643, 10666, 10695, 11230 53 87 1968-1973 Greece: Case #11411, 11803, 12244 54 88 1965-1973 Hong Kong: Case #6474, 6530, 6599, 6933 54 89 1965-1973 Hong Kong: Case #7115, 7214, 8033, 8050, 8123 54 90 1966-1973 Hong Kong: Case #8190, 8218, 8229, 8287, 8395, 8416 54 91 1966-1972 Hong Kong: Case #9615, 8725, 8800, 8807, 8898 54 92 1966-1972 Hong Kong: Case #8962, 9973, 8978, 8995, 9148 54 93 1966-1972 Hong Kong: Case #9196, 9222, 9237, 9410, 9899 54 94 1967-1973 Hong Kong: Case #10062, 11263, 11353, 11675, 11743 55 95 n.d. Korea: Case K17637 55 96 1937-1939 Spain: Case #22-300 (incomplete) 55 97 1937-1940 Spain: Case #302-599 (incomplete) 55 98 1939-1940 Spain: Case #606-851 (incomplete) 55 99 1940-1941 Spain: Foster Children in England, Case #100-120 (incomplete) 55 100 1940-1941 Spain: Foster Children in England, Case #121-140 55 101 1940-1943 Spain: Foster Children in England, Case #141-160 55 102 1940-1943 Spain: Foster Children in England, Case #161-180 55 103 1946-1951 Spain: Foster Children in England and France, Case #181-187,191-194 56 104 1957-1961 Vietnam: Case #45-197 scattered 56 105 1957-1962 Vietnam: Case #200-400 scattered 56 106 1958-1962 Vietnam: Case #427-799 scattered 56 107 1959-1967 Vietnam: Case #806-1396 scattered 56 108 1960-1969 Vietnam: Case #1824-2498 scattered 56 109 1961-1971 Vietnam: Case #2628, 2650, 2689-2694 56 110 1961-1971 Vietnam: Case #2695-2699 56 111 1961-1969 Vietnam: Case #2712-2880 scattered 56 112 1961-1971 Vietnam: Case #2882-3207 scattered 56 113 1961-1972 Vietnam: Case #3248-3297 scattered 57 114 1961-1971 Vietnam: Case #3337-3466 scattered 57 115 1961-1970 Vietnam: Case #3489-3618 scattered 57 116 1962-1970 Vietnam: Case #3633-3718 scattered 57 117 1962-1970 Vietnam: Case #3722-3763 scattered 57 118 1962-1972 Vietnam: Case #3765-3840 scattered 57 119 1962-1972 Vietnam: Case #3866-3891 scattered 57 120 1962-1972 Vietnam: Case #3902-3953 scattered 57 121 1962-1971 Vietnam: Case #3958-3994 scattered 57 122 1962-1968 Vietnam: Case #4202-4330 scattered 58 123 1962-1968 Vietnam: Case #4335-4376 scattered 58 124 1968-1972 Vietnam: Case #9591-9796 scattered 58 125 1968-1972 Vietnam: Case #9805-11421 scattered 58 126 1941 Unassigned, Miscellaneous Series 6 Photographs1942-1977

This series contains photographic prints and negatives of PLAN activities, PLAN staff, PLAN colonies in Europe, foster parents, foster children, celebrities, and general public relations photographs. The series has been divided into four sub-series as follows: Countries, Celebrities, Staff, and Public Relations.

Sub-series I, Countries, contains photographs documenting the activities of PLAN in the European and third world countries in which it was active. Included are photographs of children injured during World War II, photographs of "colonies" established to house children orphaned and made refugees by World War II and the Spanish Civil War, and photographs of PLAN field offices, projects, and programs. The photographs in this sub-series are arranged alphabetically by the name of the country and alphabetically thereunder by the subject of the photograph.

Sub-series II, Celebrities, consists of photographs of "celebrity" foster parents, primarily from the worlds of entertainment, letters, and politics. Among those represented are Talulah Bankhead, Gary Cooper, Bob Hope, Fiorello LaGuardia, Somerset Maugham, J.B. Priestley, Eleanor Roosevelt, Spencer Tracy, and Orson Welles. The photographs in this sub-series are arranged alphabetically by the name of the celebrity.

Sub-series III, Staff, contains photographs of PLAN field staff, headquarters staff, national organization staff, and board members. Included are photographs of PLAN co-founder Eric Muggeridge, international executive directors Edna Blue, Gloria Matthews, and George Ross, national directors Munro Ashkanase (Canada), John Coller (Australia), and Hein Koln (Netherlands), and field directors Elizabeth Brown, Frank Campbell, Ivy Mason, Glenn Rogers, and Donald Roose. The photographs in this sub-series are arranged alphabetically by the name of the staff member or the subject of the photograph.

Sub-series IV, Public Relations, contains photographs documenting and supporting PLAN's public relations/publicity activities. Included are "before and after" photographs of amputee children who were fitted with prostheses through the support of PLAN, photographs to support various fundraising and public relations campaigns, and photographs of PLAN activities in Vietnam for a magazine article. The photographs in this sub-series are arranged alphabetically by the subject of the photograph.

Sub-series 1 Countries1942-1977 59 1 1957 Austria: Camp Feffernitz Clothing Distribution 59 2 1955 Belgium: Ardennes. 9th Annual Memorial Day Visit to the American Soldiers' Cemetery 59 3 1957-1958 Belgium: Bogaert, Manny, Director in Belgium 59 4 1957 Belgium: Bogaert, Manny, Staff and Children at Patriotic Ceremony 59 5 1954? Belgium: Brouillard, Raymonde (Foster Children) 59 6 n.d. Belgium: De Sutter Francois Clement (Foster Child of Mary Picford) 59 7 1957 Belgium: Gift Distribution 59 8 n.d. Belgium: Headquarters Christmas Party 59 9 1958 Belgium: La Pommeraie International Colony, Children Playing 59 10 1957 Belgium: La Pommeraie International Colony, Flood 59 11 1958 Belgium: La Pornmeraie International Colony, Gennal Building 60 12 1958, n.d. Belgium: La Pommeraie International Colony, Group Photos 60 13 1958 Belgium: La Pommeraie International Colony, Group Photos 60 14 1958 Belgium: La Pommeraie International Colony, Group Photos 60 15 1958 Belgium: La Pommeraie International Colony, Individual Photos 60 16 1956-1957 Belgium: La Pommeraie international Colony, Miscellaneous Photos 60 17 1958 Belgium: Mourage 60 18 n.d. Belgium: Negatives of Photographs #1-25 60 19 n.d. Belgium: Negatives of Photographs #26-58 60 20 n.d. Belgium: West Heath Colony, Tourneppe 61 21 n.d. Belgium: Wounded Children 61 22 n.d. Belgium: Wounded Children 61 23 n.d. Belgium: Miscellaneous 61 24 1974 Bolivia: Projects, Multiactive Co-op 61 25 1974-1975 Bolivia: Projects, Miscellaneous 61 26 1974-1975 Bolivia: Projects, Miscellaneous 61 27 1976-1977 Bolivia: Projects, Miscellaneous 61 28 1976-1977 Bolivia: Projects, Miscellaneous 61 29 1974 Bolivia: Rogers, E. Glenn, Visit of 61 30 1969-1975 Bolivia: Staff, Visitors, Children 62 31 1974 Brazil: Niteroi 62 32 1973-1974 Brazil: Social Services Center 62 33 1966, 1974-1975 Brazil: Miscellaneous 62 34 1948-1950 China 62 35 1974 Colombia: Bogota 62 36 1964-1967, scattered Colombia: Buenaventura Field Office 62 37 n.d. Colombia: Buenaventura Field Office Barrio Montebello 62 38 1973 Colombia: Buenaventura Field Office Matia Mulumba Institute 62 39 n.d. Colombia: Nerete 62 40 1974 Colombia: Tumaco Field Office 62 41 1974, n.d. Czechoslovakia 62 42 1964-1971 Ecuador 63 43 1974 Ecuador 63 44 1976 El Salvador 63 45 n.d. England: Colony House Sanctuary, Hereftordshire 63 46 1942 England: Hampstead Nursery 63 47 n.d. England: The Lea, Denham 63 48 n.d. England: Miscellaneous 63 49 1975 Ethiopia 63 50 1950 France: Artificial Arm Rehabilitation 63 51 1960 France: Basztymt, Sylvie (FC #40246) 63 52 1939 France: Biarritz: Early Spanish Foster Children (contents missing) 63 53 n.d. France: Carterau, Paulette (Foster Child) 63 54 1944 France: Chateau Colonies 63 55 1957-1958 France: Chateau de France Colony, Buildings 63 56 1957-1958 France: Chateau de France Colony, Children and Families 64 57 1955 France: Flood in France Series 64 58 1951 France: Fourgaurd, Lecette (Director, France) 64 59 1956, n.d. France: Gift Distribution 64 60 n.d. France: Graff, Robert (Foster Child), Cosmetic Surgery 64 61 1954 International Colony 64 62 1944-1945 France: Liberation Colony 64 63 1951 France: Miss Masson and Foster Children 64 64 n.d. France: Negatives #2-30 64 65 n.d. France: Negatives #31-78 64 66 1956 France: Paris Headquarters 64 67 n.d. France: Portraits of Foster Children "Before PLAN" 64 68 n.d. France: Portraits of Foster Children "After PLAN" 64 69 n.d. France: Portraits of Foster Children "After PLAN" 64 70 n.d. France: Portraits of Foster Children "After PLAN" 64 71 1944-1945 France: Starving Children 64 72 1957 France: United States Air Force 45th Bomber Squadron Visit to Foster Children 65 73 n.d. France: Wounded Children 65 74 n.d. France: Miscellaneous 65 75 1956 Germany: Hungarian Refugees at Austro-Hungarian Border 65 76 1956 Germany: Hungarian Refugees at Camp Feffernitz 65 77 1956 Germany: Hungarian Refugees at Camp Feffernitz 65 78 1956 Germany: Hungarian Refugees at Camp Treiskirchen 65 79 1936 Germany: Whitmore, Elizabeth (Director for Germany) 66 80 1950 Greece: Amputees 66 81 n.d. Greece: "Cave Dwelling" 66 82 n.d. Greece: Clark, Kathy (Director in Greece) 66 83 1953 Greece: Foster Children 66 84 1953-1959, 1967 Greece: Foster Children, Prosthesis 66 85 n.d. Greece: Georgias, George, Before and After Posthesis 66 86 1950 Greece: Georgias, George in the Lea, Denham, England 66 87 1950 Greece: Georgias, George in the Lea, Denham, England 66 88 1950 Greece: Georgias, George in the Lea, Denham, England 66 89 1950 Greece: Georgias, George in the Lea, Denham, England 67 90 1950 Greece: Georgias, George, Negatives 67 91 1950 Greece: Georgias, George, Visit to the United States 67 92 n.d. Greece: Gift Distribution 67 93 1958, n.d. Greece: Kalaris, Ismenge (Director in Greece) 67 94 n.d. Greece: Mauridis, Dr. Christos 67 95 1949?, 1953, 1958 Greece: Nikoli, Barbara (First Greek Foster Child) 67 96 1958, 1961, n.d. Greece: Nikoli, Barbara (First Greek Foster Child) 67 97 1949-1950? Greece: Nikoli, Barbara (First Greek Foster Child) in England 67 98 n.d. Greece: Nikoli, Barbara (First Greek Foster Child) in Greece 67 99 1949-1951 Greece: Nikoli, Barbara (First Greek Foster Child) in the US 67 100 n.d. Greece: Nikoli, Barbara (First Greek Foster Child), Negatives 68 101 1949-1955 Greece: Sotirhos, Constantine 68 102 1957, 1970, 1974 Greece: Staff 68 103 1958 Greece: Thebes "The Tin Villayell" 68 104 1958 Greece: Vansamou, Evangelia (Foster Child) 68 105 1953 Greece: Village Scenes and Families 68 106 n.d. Greece: Villages: Bogiati 68 107 1962 Greece: Villages: Corfu 68 108 n.d. Greece: Villages: Evangelicos 68 109 n.d. Greece: Miscellaneous 68 110 1978 Guatemala 68 111 1970-1977 Haiti 68 112 1977 Honduras 68 113 1959-1967 Hong Kong 68 114 1969-1973, 1977 Indonesia 68 115 1973-1974 Indonesia: Bali Field Office 69 116 1974 Indonesia: Yogyakarta Field Office 69 117 1975-1976 Indonesia: Yogyakarta Field Office 69 118 n.d. Italy: Blind Children 69 119 1948 Italy: Bova, Carmelo (Foster Child) Aboard the Queen Mary 69 120 1948 Italy: Bova, Carmelo in Newark at Newark Hospital 69 121 1948 Italy: Bova, Carmelo in Newark at Newark Hospital 70 122 1948 Italy: Bova, Carmelo in New York See: Oversize 70 123 1948 Italy: Bova, Carmelo in Rome with his Parents 70 124 1949 Italy: Bova, Carmelo with New Arms 70 125 1949 Italy: Colony for War, Mutilated Children 70 126 1949 Italy: Colony for War, Mutilated Children 70 127 1949 Italy: Colony for War, Mutilated Children 70 128 1949 Italy: Colony for War, Mutilated Children 70 129 1961 Italy: Conference Internationale de Service Social, Rome 70 130 n.d. Italy: Foster Children 71 131 n.d. Italy: Foster Children 71 132 n.d. Italy: Foster Children 71 133 n.d. Italy: Foster Children 71 134 n.d. Italy: Foster Children 71 135 n.d. Italy: Foster Children 71 136 n.d. Italy: Foster Children 71 137 n.d. Italy: Foster Parent Visits: Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Visit Primo Barrucci 72 138 n.d. Italy: Galuppo, Ricardo (Foster Child #11995) 72 139 1959, n.d. Italy: Gift Distribution 72 140 n.d. Italy: Gift Distribution 72 141 1948 Italy: Gnocchi, Don Carlo (Warden, Colony for War Mutilated Children) 72 142 1957 Italy: Guadugnolo "No Roads Lead to Guadugnolo" 72 143 1957 Italy: Guadugnolo "No Roads Lead to Guadagnold" (Copy 2) 72 144 1957 Italy: Guadugnolo "No Roads Lead to Guadagnolo" (Copy 3) 72 145 1957 Italy: Guadagnolo "No Roads Lead to Guadagnolo"(Fragment) 72 146 1957 Italy: Guadagnolo "No Roads Lead to Guadagnolo" (Negatives) 73 147 1948-1964, n.d., scattered Italy: Laurenzi, Elma Basconelli (Director in Italy) 73 148 1951 Italy: Monte Cassino 73 149 n.d. Italy: Morelli, Augusto (Foster Child #F6075) 73 150 n.d. Italy: Negatives #1-30 73 151 n.d. Italy: Negatives #31-50 73 152 n.d. Italy: Negatives #51-75 73 153 n.d. Italy: Negatives #78-100 73 154 n.d. Italy: Negatives #101-125 73 155 n.d. Italy: Negatives #126-159 scattered 74 156 n.d. Italy: Negatives #160-186 74 157 n.d. Italy: Negatives #187-207 scattered 74 158 1950-1952 Italy: Pesaro Colony 74 159 n.d. Italy: Saracini Children 74 160 1962 Italy: Slums, Marcianese (Village rear Rome) 74 161 1953 Italy: Slums of Rome and Naples (Borgote, Granili) 74 162 1959-1962 Italy: Slums, Rome Picture Stories 74 163 1962 Italy: Slums; San Felicia a Cancello (Village) and the Barberino Family 75 164 1958-1959, n.d. Italy: Slums, Miscellaneous 75 165 1957, n.d. Italy: Staff of PLAN in Italy 75 166 1962 Italy: USS Boston and Foster Children 75 167 1957 Italy: USS Capricornus Crew and Foster Child Carmelina Russo (#50905) 75 168 1954 Italy: Villages: Quino, Capua 75 169 n.d. Italy: Miscellaneous 75 170 1972-1974 Korea: Daegu 75 171 1974 Korea: Portrait Photos of Slin Hae Jung and Kim Sun Rye 75 172 1957 Korea: Pusan Warehouse 75 173 1974 Korea: Sang Ju 75 174 1953-1972, scattered Korea: Staff and Visitors from International Headquarters 75 175 1973-1975, n.d. Korea: Staff and Visitors from International Headquarters 75 176 1977-1978 Korea: Sung Nam Hospital 75 177 1957-1977, scattered Korea: Miscellaneous 75 178 1976 Nicaragua: San Salvador 76 179 1965, 1974 Peru: Chimbote and Arequipa 76 180 1974, 1976 Peru: PLAN Office 76 181 1974 Philippines: Manila, Basketball-Health Services 76 182 1974 Philippines: Manila, Mushroom Spawn Culture - Vocational Education 76 183 1975 Philippines: Navarro Foct Bridge Dedication 76 184 n.d. Philippines: Sage, Robert (Director); Retirement Party 76 185 1948-1949 Poland 76 186 n.d. Romania 76 187 1977 Sierra Leone 76 188 1938 Spain: Bombed Truck 76 189 1977 Sudan: Dellavat and Sharifa 76 190 1957-1977, scattered Vietnam Sub-series 2 Celebrities1942-1977 76 191 n.d. Allen, Steve 76 192 1949, n.d. Bankhead, Talulah 76 193 n.d. Belafonte, Harry: Concert for Foster Children at American Pavilion at Brussels World Fair 76 194 1947 Benzell, Mimi (Metropolitan Opera) 76 195 n.d. Bergman, Ingrid (with Edna Blue) 76 196 1948 Bonfils, Helen See: Italy: Bova, Carmelo 76 197 1940 Buckmaster, John 76 198 1962 Burr, Raymond: Italy 76 199 n.d. Cooper Gary: with Foster Child Raffaela Gravina 76 200 1960 Dee, Sandra: with Foster Child Maroa Tremontano 76 201 1957 Fischer, Sam: Visit to Belgian headquarters 77 202 n.d. Frederica, Queen of Greece: Brussels World Fair 77 203 n.d. Freud, Anna 77 204 n.d. Hildergarde 77 205 1950 Honig, Jack L. 77 206 1944 Hope, Bob 77 207 n.d. Kaufman, Harry 77 208 1941 La Guardia, Fiorello (Mayor of New York) 77 209 n.d. Lawford, Peter 77 210 1951 Lie, Trygue (Secretary General of the United Nations) 77 211 n.d. Linkletter, Art 77 212 n.d. Maugham, W. Somerset 77 213 n.d. Obolensky, Princess Alexandra 77 214 n.d. Paige, Patti 77 215 n.d. Picon, Molly 77 216 n.d. Priestley, J. B. 77 217 n.d. Raschi, Viz (pitcher, New York Yankees) 77 218 1942, n.d. Roosevelt, Eleanor 77 219 n.d. Silvers, Phil (with Nanette Fabres) 77 220 n.d. Smith, Jack (CBS Radio Personality) 77 221 n.d. Skinner, Cornelia Otis 77 222 1950? Sophoulis, Themosticles (Premier of Greece) 77 223 n.d. Sothern, Ann: Receiving PLAN's "Brotherhood of Children" Award 77 224 n.d. Tracy, Spencer 77 225 1960 Ustinov, Peter: with Foster Child Maria Tramantoro 77 226 n.d. Welles, Orson 77 227 n.d. Miscellaneous Sub-series 3 Staff1942-1977 77 228 1972 Ashkanase, Munro (Canadian National Director) 77 229 1972 Australian Staff 77 230 1952-1974, scattered Award Presentations 77 231 1974 Bergeron. Robert M. (Controller) 77 232 1960 Bergoffen, Julian (Board Member) 77 233 1949-1968, scattered Blue, Alice (Youth Director) 77 234 1945-1951 Blue, Edna (International Director) See: Oversize 77 235 1948 Bluh, Walter (Treasurer) 78 236 1963, 1974 Brown, Elizabeth (Director, Vietnam) 78 237 1975 Campbell, Frank (Director, Vietnam) 78 238 1973 Coller, John (Australian National Director) 78 239 1974 International Directors Conference (Whispering Pines Conference Center, URI) 78 240 1973-1975, 1981 International Headquarters Staff 78 241 1977, n.d. Koln, Hein (Netherlands National Director) 78 242 n.d. Mason, Fred (Director of European Business) 78 243 1941, 1950, n.d. Mason, Ivy S. (Director England) 78 244 1951-1974, n.d., scattered Matthews, Gloria (International Executive Director) 78 245 1974 Matthews, Gloria International Executive Director): in Bolivia 78 246 1974 Matthews, Gloria International Executive Director): in Bolivia 78 247 1974 Matthews, Gloria International Executive Director): in Bolivia 78 248 n.d. Muggeridge, Eric 0. 78 249 1940 Odgers, Esme 78 250 1958 O'Hagan, Thomas (Secretary, Board of Directors) 78 251 n.d. Rampaldi, Dr. ? 78 252 n.d. Rogers, E. Glenn (Program Coordinator) 78 253 1970, 1973, 1978 Roose, Donald (Field Office and Country Director) See: Bolivia and Haiti 78 254 1959, 1971, 1981, n.d. Ross, George (International Executive Director) Sub-series 4 Public Relations1942-1977 78 255 n.d. Before and After Photos: Amputees 79 256 1953, 1955? Before and After Photos: Kim Dul Im 79 257 n.d. Before and After Photos: Augusto Morelli 79 258 n.d. Before and After Photos: Gabriella Rizzo (FC 38, 998) 79 259 n.d. Before and After Photos: Gabriella Rizzo (FC 38, 998): Negatives 79 260 n.d. Before and After Photos: Onarato Sabelli (FC 35932) 79 261 n.d. Before and After Photos: Miscellaneous 79 262 n.d. Before and After Photos: Miscellaneous 79 263 n.d. Kemplin, Dick and Mary McCaffrey News Campaign: Children 79 264 n.d. Kemplin, Dick and Mary McCaffrey News Campaign: General Interest 79 265 n.d. Kemplin, Dick and Mary McCaffrey News Campaign: Germany 79 266 n.d. Kemplin, Dick and Mary McCaffrey News Campaign: Gift Distributions 80 267 n.d. Kemplin, Dick and Mary McCaffrey News Campaign: Greece 80 268 n.d. Kemplin, Dick and Mary McCaffrey News Campaign: Italy 80 269 n.d. Kemplin, Dick and Mary McCaffrey News Campaign: United States 80 270 n.d. Parents Report: Asia 80 271 n.d. Parents Report: Europe 80 272 1953-1954 Parents Report: Greece 80 273 n.d. Parents Report: Italy 80 274 n.d. Parents Report: Miscellaneous 80 275 1963 Vietnam: Pageant Article 80 276 1963 Vietnam: Pageant Article, Duyen 80 277 1963 Vietnam: Pageant Article, Duyen 80 278 1963 Vietnam: Pageant Article, Duyen (Negatives) 80 279 n.d. Miscellaneous Prints 80 280 n.d. Miscellaneous Negatives Series 7 War in Europe1937-1945

Between 1939 and 1945, PLAN changed its name twice, survived two wars and two evacuations, and expanded its enrollment from Spanish children to any children suffering as a result of war in Europe. This series contains records documenting PLAN's early organization and attempts to assist children in Europe orphaned or made refugees, first by the Spanish Civil War and later by World War II. It also documents the changing circumstances and organizational structure of PLAN during the war years.

To reflect these changing circumstances and conditions, the records have been divided into four sub-series as follows: Biarritz, the London Committee, Spain, and Telegrams.

Sub-series I, Biarritz, contains records relating to PLAN's establishment and maintenance of hostels and colonies in the Biarritz area of France for children who were refugees of the Spanish Civil War and World War II. Many of the children in these hostels and colonies were evacuated to England when France fell to Germany in 1940. Included are correspondence, memos, reports, budgets, questionnaires, and lists of refugee children. Particularly informative is the correspondence between the hostel administrator Esme Odgers and PLAN's international executive director, Edna Blue. They discussed a wide range of subjects including the organization of the hostels, conditions for Spanish refugees, repatriation of refugees, and plans for evacuation after the fall of France. The records in this sub-series are arranged alphabetically by subject or type of record and chronologically within folders.

Sub-series II, the London Committee, relates to PLAN's activities in London during World War II. These activities were coordinated by a group known as the London Committee. Included are correspondence, reports, lists of refugee children in the PLAN colonies, minutes of meetings, newspaper clippings, and questionnaires. The correspondence between Edna Blue and English director Judy (Ivy) Mason is especially informative. Mason's almost daily letters to Blue, which can be found in the folders labeled "Correspondence," provided a detailed and comprehensive account of life in London during the German blitzkrieg bombing and describes the reactions of Londoners and children in the colonies to the daily devastation. The records in this sub-series are arranged alphabetically by subject or type of record and chronologically within folders.

Sub-series III, Spain, documents PLAN's attempts to assist children orphaned or made refugees by the Spanish Civil War. Included are appeals for assistance, articles about Spanish refugee children, a copy of a speech attributed to PLAN cofounder John Langdon-Davies, and bulletins of the National Joint Committee for Spanish Relief. The records are arranged alphabetically by subject or type of record and chronologically within folders.

Sub-series IV, Telegrams, consists of an exchange of telegrams between staff in New York and Europe in 1939 and 1940. Although they deal primarily with administrative and financial issues, the telegrams also include detailed information about the hostels and colonies, life in England during the German blitzkrieg, and the reactions of the children in the colonies to the bombing. The telegrams are arranged chronologically by date.

Sub-series 1 Biarritz1937-1945 81 1 1940 American Friends Service Committee Report From France 81 2 1939-1940 Appeals for Aid: Applications, Letters, Flyers 81 3 1939-1940 Budget 81 4 1940 Comité International de Coordination Pour L'Aide Aux Refugiés 81 5 1939 English Committee Appeals 81 6 1940 Evaluation of the Colonies, Description of 81 7 1939 Film: "Children of Exile," Description 81 8 1940 Foster Children and Foster Parents, List of 81 9 1939-1940 Money Gifts to Children, List of 81 10 1940? Muggeridge, Eric: Draft of Letter to Foster Parents (holograph) 81 11 1940 Muggeridge, Eric: Memos to Esme Odgers 81 12 1939 Muggeridge, Eric: "Spain Today and Yesterday" 81 13 1939 Murias, Lorenzo (Foster Child) "My Day" 81 14 1939 Mar-Jun Odgers, Esme (Biarritz Administrator): Correspondence 81 15 1939 Jul-Sep Odgers, Esme (Biarritz Administrator): Correspondence 81 16 1939 Oct-Dec Odgers, Esme (Biarritz Administrator): Correspondence 81 17 1940 Odgers, Esme (Biarritz Administrator): Correspondence 81 18 1939 Odgers, Esme (Biarritz Administrator): Reports of 82 19 n.d. Personnel Questionnaires, Eleanor Roosevelt Colony 82 20 1940 Personnel Questionnaires, Mont Orient Colony 82 21 1940 Polish Children in the Colonies, List of 82 22 1940 Procedures for Organization and Operation 82 23 1939 Questionnaire for Spanish Children 82 24 1940 Repatriation of Spanish Children 82 25 1939-1940 Reports re. the Colonies 82 26 1940 Spanish Foster Children Left in France After Repatriation: Correspondence re. Sub-series 2 The London Committee1937-1945 82 27 1939 Agreement with the American Committee of Foster Parents Plan for Spanish Children 82 28 1940? Ashley House Colony Agricultural Education Program, Description of 82 29 1945 Children of Deceased and Deported Parents, List of 82 30 1939 Jan-Jun Correspondence 82 31 1939 Jul-1940 Correspondence 82 32 1941-1944 Apr Correspondence 82 34 1945 Aug-Dec Correspondence 83 35 1945 Jan-May Correspondence 83 36 1945 Jun-Oct Correspondence 83 37 n.d. Correspondence: Chronology of Correspondence between Edna Blue and Judy Mason 83 38 1941? English Colonies and their Wardens, List of 83 39 1940 Evacuation of London Children, News clippings re. 83 40 1945 King's Medal for Service to the Cause of Freedom: Correspondence re. 83 41 1941 Langdon-Davies, John: Correspondence 83 42 1944 Marshall, Bishop: Correspondence re. 83 43 1939-1940 Minutes of Meetings 83 44 1938-1945, scattered Muggeridge, Eric: Correspondence 83 45 1943 Muggeridge, Eric: "Some Memoirs of Mr. Garratt and His Spanish Activities" 83 46 1941-1942 Newspaper Clippings 83 47 1941-1942 Orphanages and Hostels, Reports on 83 48 1941 Personnel Questionnaires: Colony House 83 49 1940 Personnel Questionnaires: Lake View Colony 83 50 1940 Personnel Reorganization, Correspondence re. 83 51 1940-1941 Polish Children Rescue Fund Pamphlet 83 52 1942, n.d. Postal Services and Censorship, Correspondence re. 83 53 1941 Relations with the American Committee, Correspondence re. 83 54 1941 Relief Work Thank-you Letters 84 55 1941 School Reports on Foster Children 84 56 1941 Unevacuated Children: Statistics on 84 57 1941 War Emergency Committee for Children of Fighting Forces: Correspondence 84 58 1940 Woodbury Down Colony, Correspondence re. 84 59 1941? Wynne, Mary: "Somewhere East O' London City" 84 60 1941 Miscellaneous Sub-series 3 Spain1937-1945 84 61 1937-1939, n.d. Appeals for Assistance 84 62 1938 Duchess of Atholl: "Juan, My Son" 84 63 1938 Langdon-Davies, John: "A visit to the Foster Parents Homes at Puigcerda" 84 64 1938 National Joint Committee for Spanish Relief: Bulletins 84 65 1938 "Spain Today" (Speech attributed to John Langdon-Davies but more likely by Eric Muggeridge) See Series VII, Folder 12 84 66 n.d. Spanish Evacuation, Telegrams re. Sub-series 4 Telegrams1937-1945 84 67 1939 Telegrams 84 68 1939 Jan-Jun Telegrams 84 69 1940 Jul-Aug 19 Telegrams 84 70 1940 Sep-Aug 22 Telegrams 84 71 1940 Oct Telegrams 84 72 1940 Nov Telegrams 84 73 1940 Dec Telegrams Series 8 Publications/Publicity1940-1976

The Publications/Publicity Series contains records relating to PLAN's attempts to publicize its efforts to assist children in need in Europe and third world countries and to raise funds to support those efforts. Included are appeals for funds, articles by PLAN's international executive director Edna Blue, anniversary brochures, reports, informal histories of PLAN, press releases, and stories written by foster children.

The records in this series are arranged alphabetically by name, subject, or type of record and chronologically within folders.

85 1 1940-1941 Appeals for Funds 85 2 1942 Appeals for Funds 85 3 1943-1945 Appeals for Funds 85 4 1946-1950 Appeals for Funds 85 5 1951-1953, n.d. Appeals for Funds 85 6 1948 Blue, Edna: "Continuation of Edna Blue's Trio" 85 7 n.d. Blue, Edna: "I Love Americans" 85 8 1941 Blue, Edna: "Sirens and School Bells" 85 9 1942? "Camp Schools: A War Time Experiment' 85 10 1957 "England-Twentieth Anniversary" 85 11 1968 Fee Increase, Notice of 85 12 1987 Fiftieth Anniversary Brochure 85 13 1952 Fiftieth Anniversary "History of Plan Booklet" 85 14 1952 Foster Parents' Plan for War Children Bulletin #1 85 15 1949-1950 Foster Parents' Plan Reports 86 16 1951-1952 Foster Parents' Plan Reports 86 17 1953-1955 Foster Parents' Plan Reports 86 18 1962 French Office, Announcement of Closing 86 19 1942 Hampstead Nursery, Article re. 86 20 1970-1971 "History of Foster Parents' Plan Inc." 86 21 1949 International Doctors' Committee, Press Release re. 86 22 1957, n.d. International Colony (La Pommeraie): Brochure 86 23 1942 League House, Description of 86 24 1974 Miles for Millions: Korean Walk 86 25 1942 "Parents by Mail" 86 26 1942 Press Releases 86 27 1957-1959 Reports 86 28 1966 Reports (Spanish Language) 86 29 1942 Roosevelt, Eleanor: Visit of to English Colonies 86 30 1970-1971 "Services and Programs" 86 31 1941 "Statement of the Foster Parents' Plan: What it is and How it Operates" 86 32 1942 Stories by Foster Children 86 33 1962 Twenty-Fifth Anniversary 86 34 1941 United Christian Youth Movement: Articles re. 86 35 1938-1956, scattered Miscellaneous 86 36 1961-1976, n.d., scattered Miscellaneous Series 9 Miles for Millions1968-1978

Miles for Millions was a project begun in 1967 by the Canadian government as a centennial project to focus attention on the needs of people, the "millions," in underdeveloped countries. Though government involvement ended within a year, the program was continued by local committees whose activities were coordinated by the Ottawa-based National Walk Committee.

The records in this series document PLAN's participation in the program. Included are correspondence, memos, newspaper clippings, committee reports, and project proposals.

The records are arranged alphabetically by subject or type of record and chronologically within folders.

87 1 1969-1971 Education Project: Hong Kong, Correspondence re. 87 2 1968-1969 Jul Mitchell, Jack K. (Information Director): Correspondence 87 3 1969 Aug-1970 Mitchell, Jack K. (Information Director): Correspondence 87 4 1968-1969 News Clippings 87 5 1973 "Procedures for Handling Project Funding Information" 87 6 1974 Project Index (M1-M60) 87 7 1973 Project Report Forms and Outlines 87 8 1973 Projects (M1-M10): Proposals 87 9 1973-1974 Projects (M11-M20): Proposals 87 10 n.d. Projects (M21-M30): Proposals 88 11 1973-1974 Projects (M31-M40): Proposals 88 12 1974-1975 Projects (M41-M45): Proposals 88 13 1974-1977 Projects (M46-M50): Proposals 88 14 1974-1978 Projects (M51): Proposal 88 15 1975-1976 Projects (M52-M56): Proposals 88 16 1976 Projects (M57-M60): Proposals 89 17 1972-1973 Public Relations Manager, Toronto: Correspondence 89 18 1968-1969 May 14 Reports 89 19 1969 May 16-Sep Reports 89 20 1969 Oct-1971 Reports 89 21 1972-1973 Revolving Loan Funds, Correspondence re. 89 22 1970 Smith, Elizabeth (Projects Coordinator): Correspondence 89 23 1968-1969 Steering Committee: Minutes of Meetings 89 24 1974 Walks, Correspondence re. Series 10 Donor Countries1949-1979

The records of the Donor Country Series relate to the activities of PLAN's national organizations in the industrialized nations of the world. It is these industrialized nations or "donor" countries (Australia, Canada, Netherlands, United Kingdom, and the United States) that provide the bulk of the financial support for PLAN field offices and programs in underdeveloped or "program" countries. Each of the donor countries has a PLAN national organization/office, which coordinates fundraising efforts in the country. These funds are then funneled through PLAN's international headquarters to the various field offices and programs in underdeveloped countries throughout the world.

Included are correspondence, memos, publications, agenda and minutes of meetings, annual reports, field office reports, bylaws, budgets, procedure manuals, and newspaper clippings. The correspondence files for each donor country are especially useful in that they provide insights into the often differing interpretation between PLAN's international headquarters and the national organizations on the role that the national organizations were to play in PLAN.

The records are arranged alphabetically by the name of the donor country and alphabetically thereunder by subject or type of record.

90 1 1971-1972 Australia: Board of Directors Agenda and Minutes 90 2 1973-1977 Australia: Board of Directors Agenda and Minutes 90 3 1972-1977 Australia: Board of Directors Agenda Correspondence re. 90 4 1972 Australia: Budget, FY 1973 90 5 1970-1973 Mar Australia: Correspondence 90 6 1973 Apr-Dec Australia: Correspondence 91 7 1974 Jan-Jun Australia: Correspondence 91 8 1974 Jul-Dec Australia: Correspondence 91 9 1975 Jan-Mar Australia: Correspondence 91 10 1975 Apr-Jun Australia: Correspondence 91 11 1975 Jul-Sep Australia: Correspondence 91 12 1975 Oct-Nov Australia: Correspondence 92 13 1975 Dec Australia: Correspondence 92 14 1976 Jan-Apr Australia: Correspondence 92 15 1976 May-Jun Australia: Correspondence 92 16 1976 Jul-Sep Australia: Correspondence 92 17 1976 Oct-Dec Australia: Correspondence 92 18 1977 Jan-Apr Australia: Correspondence 92 19 1977 May-Dec Australia: Correspondence 93 20 1967-1973 Australia: Council for Overseas Aid 93 21 1972-1977 Australia: Hams, Max (Australian Foster Parent) 93 22 1971, 1973 Australia: Papua, New Guinea, Correspondence re 93 23 1970-1977 Australia: Personnel, Correspondence re. 93 24 1970 Australia: Procedures 93 25 1971-1973 Australia: Procedures 93 26 1970-1976 Australia: Public Relations, Correspondence re. 93 27 1982 Australia: Publications: PLAN Australia News 94 28 1972-1975 Australia: Publications: PLAN Digest 94 29 1976-1977 Australia: Publications: PLAN Digest 94 30 n.d. Australia: Publications: World Poverty: A Call to Action 94 31 1970, 1974-1975, n.d. Australia: Publications, Miscellaneous 94 32 1949, 1955-1957, 1969-1970 Canada: Annual Reports 94 33 1949 Canada: Bank of Montreal: Correspondence 94 34 1949-1969, scattered Canada: Better Business Bureaus of Montreal and Toronto: Correspondence 94 35 1968-1973 Canada: Board of Directors: Agenda and Minutes 94 36 1969-1970 Canada: Board of Directors: Correspondence 94 37 1971 Canada: Board of Directors: Correspondence 95 38 1972-1973 Canada: Board of Directors: Correspondence 95 39 1953-1969, scattered Canada: Board of Trade of Toronto 95 40 1969-1973 Canada: Budget 95 41 1969-1971 Canada: By-Laws 95 42 1958-1959 Canada: Canadian Association of Broadcasters 95 43 1952, 1968-1969 Canada: Canadian Foster Parents, Lists of 95 44 1968-1969 Canada: Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) 95 45 1949-1950 Canada: Canadian Press Clipping Service 95 46 1968-1973 Canada: Canadian University Services Overseas (CUSO) 95 47 1951-1952, 1958-1959 Canada: Canadian Welfare Council 95 48 1956-1969 Canada: Civic Charities Endorsement Bureau 96 49 1971 Canada: Communications Program, FY 1972 96 50 1967, n.d. Canada: Constitution for PLAN in Canada 96 51 1949-1952 Canada: Correspondence 96 52 1953-1960 Canada: Correspondence 96 53 1961-1963 Canada: Correspondence 96 54 1964 Canada: Correspondence 96 55 1965-1967 Canada: Correspondence 97 56 1968 Canada: Correspondence 97 57 1969 Jan-May Canada: Correspondence 97 58 1969 Jun-Dec Canada: Correspondence 97 59 1970 Canada: Correspondence 97 60 1971 Canada: Correspondence 97 61 1972 Canada: Correspondence 98 62 1973 Canada: Correspondence 98 63 1974 Jan-Oct Canada: Correspondence 98 64 1974 Nov-1975 Apr Canada: Correspondence 98 65 1975 May-Dec Canada: Correspondence 98 66 1976 Jan-Oct Canada: Correspondence 98 67 1976 Nov-Dec Canada: Correspondence 98 68 1977 Canada: Correspondence 99 69 1949 Canada: Department of National Revenue, Taxation Division 99 70 1949-1969 Canada: Department Social Welfare, City of Montreal 99 71 1949 Canada: General Council of Service Clubs 99 72 1949-1950, 1952, n.d. Canada: Gossip Magazine 99 73 1971 Canada: Insurance Policies 99 74 1949-1950 Canada: Meat Shipments: Correspondence re. 99 75 1971-1972 Sep Canada: Minor Halliday and Associates, Ltd.: Conference Reports 99 76 1972 Oct-1973 Feb Canada: Minor Halliday and Associates, Ltd.: Conference Reports 99 77 1975-1976 Canada: Minor Halliday and Associates, Ltd.: Conference Reports 99 78 1977-1978 Jun Canada: Minor Halliday and Associates, Ltd.: Conference Reports 100 79 1978 Jul-1979 Canada: Minor Halliday and Associates, Ltd.: Conference Reports 100 80 1969-1970 Canada: Monthly Financial Reports 100 81 1969-1973 Canada: Montreal Office Personnel 100 82 1949-1950 Canada: Newspaper Editors: Correspondence with 100 83 1970 Canada: Operating Manual 100 84 1976-1977 Canada: "PLAN Canada News" 100 85 1977 Canada: PLAN Canada Stamps 100 86 1967-1971 Canada: Policies and Procedures 100 87 1949-1950 Canada: Radio Promotions 100 88 1964-1967 Jun Canada: Registration of PLAN Canada with the Canadian Govt. 100 89 1967 Jul-Nov Canada: Registration of PLAN Canada with the Canadian Govt 101 90 1969-1970 Canada: Report 101 91 1950 Canada: Rinfre, Thibodeau (Chief Justice of Canada): Correspondence 101 92 1949 Canada: Rykert, Constance G. (Public Relations Director): Correspondence 101 93 1949-1950 Canada: Social Agencies 101 94 1949 Canada: Sponsors List: Correspondence re. 101 95 1970-1971, 1975, n.d. Canada: Toronto Office Space: Correspondence re. 101 96 1949 Canada: Walsh Advertising Agency 101 97 1950 Canada: Walsh Advertising Agency 101 98 1949-1977, scattered, n.d. Canada: Miscellaneous 101 99 1976-1977 Netherlands: Board of Directors 101 100 1974 Netherlands: Budget Proposal 101 101 1970-1973 Mar Netherlands: Correspondence 101 102 1973 Apr-Dec Netherlands: Correspondence 102 103 1974-1975 Netherlands: Correspondence 102 104 1976 Netherlands: Correspondence 102 105 1977 Jan-Jun Netherlands: Correspondence 102 106 1977 Jul-Dec Netherlands: Correspondence 102 107 1977 Netherlands: Informal Reports for Dutch Foster Parents 102 108 1977 Netherlands: Interessing Company Report 102 109 1976-1977 Netherlands: Magazine Articles re. PLAN Netherlands 102 110 1975-1976 Netherlands: Publications 103 111 1975-1977 Netherlands: Quarterly Reports 103 112 1976 Netherlands: TROS Television 103 113 1976 Netherlands: Van Alfen Advertising Agency 103 114 1973-1974 Jun United Kingdom: Action in Distress 103 115 1974 Jul-1975 Jun United Kingdom: Action in Distress 103 116 1975 Jul-1976 Jun United Kingdom: Action in Distress 103 117 1976 Jul-1977 United Kingdom: Action in Distress 103 118 1976-1977 United Kingdom: Advertising Statistics 103 119 1976 United States: Board of Directors 103 120 1977 United States: Cancellation Analysis 103 121 1976-1977 United States: Grant Proposals 103 122 1975-1976 Sep United States: Gutmann, Reinhart (National Director): Correspondence 104 123 1976 Oct-Dec United States: Gutmann, Reinhart (National Director): Correspondence 104 124 1977 Jan-Jun United States: Gutmann, Reinhart (National Director): Correspondence 104 125 1977 Jul-Dec United States: Gutmann, Reinhart (National Director): Correspondence 104 126 1977, 1979-1980 United States: PLAN News 104 127 1971-1972 United States: Program Country Information Sheets 104 128 1973-1977 United States: Publicity 104 129 n.d. United States: Publicity 104 130 1976 United States: Reports from Field Offices 104 131 n.d. United States: Volunteer Information/Instructions Series 11 Program Countries1947-1978

The records in this series document the programs and activities of PLAN field directors and field offices located in underdeveloped or "program" countries served by the organization. Used in conjunction with the Quarterly Reports of Series IV, the records contained herein provide a comprehensive overview of the organization, operation, and the variety of programs in PLAN field offices.

Included are copies of agreements with the government of the host country, correspondence, reports, budgets, photographs, and lists of indigenous personnel. Folders labeled "Field Director Correspondence" are particularly significant. The exchange of correspondence between the staff at PLAN's international headquarters and the field directors provides a wealth of information. Field directors described the variety of programs initiated under their direction, and commented regularly on the adjustments to the work pace and habits of the natives, the political situation in the host country, and the daily rewards and difficulties of working in third world countries. The correspondence also reveals the tensions that sometimes existed between headquarters staff and field directors over the direction PLAN programs should take in a given country.

The records in this series are arranged alphabetically by the name of the program country and alphabetically thereunder by the subject or type of record.

105 1 1967-1969 Bolivia: Agreement with the Government of Bolivia, Negotiations re. 105 2 1974 Bolivia: Agency for International Development 105 3 1970-1975 Bolivia: Anniversaries of PLAN in Bolivia 105 4 1975 Bolivia: Banzer Suarez, Hugo (President of Bolivia) 105 5 1973 Bolivia: The "Burke Study" 105 6 1967 Bolivia: Budget, Correspondence re. 105 7 1973 Bolivia: Community Development Conference (Bolivar Conference) 105 8 1970-1971, 1975 Bolivia: CONAME 105 9 1961 Bolivia: Correspondence 105 10 1969 Bolivia: Correspondence 105 11 1970 Jan-Sep Bolivia: Correspondence 106 12 1970 Oct-1971 Jun Bolivia: Correspondence 106 13 1971 Jul-1972 Mar Bolivia: Correspondence 106 14 1972 Apr-Dec Bolivia: Correspondence 106 15 1973 Jan-Jun Bolivia: Correspondence 106 16 1973 Jul-1974 Feb Bolivia: Correspondence 106 17 1974 Mar-Jun Bolivia: Correspondence 107 18 1974 Jul-Dec Bolivia: Correspondence 107 19 1975 Jan-Jun Bolivia: Correspondence 107 20 1975 Jul-Sep Bolivia: Correspondence 107 21 1975 Oct-Dec Bolivia: Correspondence 107 22 1976 Jan-Jun Bolivia: Correspondence 107 23 1976 Aug-Sep Bolivia: Correspondence 108 24 1976 Oct-Dec Bolivia: Correspondence 108 25 1977 Jan-Jun Bolivia: Correspondence 108 26 1977 Jul-Dec Bolivia: Correspondence 108 27 1978 Bolivia: Correspondence 108 28 1967 Bolivia: Field Director Correspondence: Dale Barnes 108 29 1976-1978 Jul Bolivia: Field Director Correspondence: Andrew Krefft 108 30 1978 Aug-Dec Bolivia: Field Director Correspondence: Andrew Krefft 108 31 1976 Bolivia: Field Director Correspondence: David McNeely 109 32 1969-1976 Jun Bolivia: Field Director Correspondence: Donald Roose 109 33 1970 Jul-1971 Bolivia: Field Director Correspondence: Donald Roose 109 34 1972-1973 Jun Bolivia: Field Director Correspondence: Donald Roose 109 35 1973 Jul-1975 Bolivia: Field Director Correspondence: Donald Roose 109 36 1975-1977 Bolivia: Field Director Correspondence: David Youmans 109 37 1976-1977 Jun Bolivia: Financial Statements, Correspondence re. 110 38 1977 Sep-1978 Apr Bolivia: Financial Statements, Correspondence re. 110 39 1978 May-Dec Bolivia: Financial Statements, Correspondence re. 110 40 1971-1973 Bolivia: International Communications Coordinator Correspondence See Bolivia: Field Director Correspondence 110 41 1969 Bolivia: Inauguration of PLAN Bolivia 110 42 1970-1971, 1978, n.d. Bolivia: Medical Clinic, Correspondence re. 110 43 1977-1978 Bolivia: Ocasio, Raymond: Biweekly Reports 110 44 1973-1975 Bolivia: Personnel See Bolivia: Field Director Correspondence 110 45 1976-1978 Bolivia: Personnel See Bolivia: Field Director Correspondence 111 46 1975 Bolivia: Phase-Out Report of Donald Roose See Bolivia: Field Director Correspondence: Donald Roose 111 47 1976 Bolivia: PLAN de Patrinos de Bolivia Report 111 48 1970-1971, 1974 Bolivia: Political Situation, Correspondence re. See Bolivia: Field Director Correspondence 111 49 1975-1976 Bolivia: Preventive Dental Program 111 50 1974-1975 Bolivia: Program Evaluation Guide 111 51 1978 Bolivia: Progress Report, Correspondence re. 111 52 1975 Bolivia: Rogers, E. Glenn: Visit to Bolivia 111 53 1977-1978 Bolivia: Tambillo Reports 111 54 1979 Bolivia: Tax Free States 111 55 1978 Bolivia: Sucre Field Office: Correspondence 111 56 1978 Bolivia: Sucre Field Office: Printed Forms 111 57 1967-1968,1973-1975 Brazil: Agreement with the Government of Brazil, Correspondence re. 112 58 1966 Feb-Jul Brazil: Establishment of PLAN in Brazil, Correspondence 112 59 1966 Aug-Nov Brazil: Establishment of PLAN in Brazil, Correspondence 112 60 1973-1974 Brazil: Field Director Correspondence: Donald Roose 112 61 1966-1967 Brazil: Field Director Correspondence: Robert Walter 112 62 1968-1969,1972-1973 Brazil: Field Director Correspondence: Robert Walter 112 63 1975 Brazil: Field Director Correspondence: Charles Winkler 112 64 1976 Jan-Jun Brazil: Field Director Correspondence: Charles Winkler 113 65 1976 Jul-Dec Brazil: Field Director Correspondence: Charles Winkler 113 66 1977 Jan-Aug Brazil: Field Director Correspondence: Charles Winkler 113 67 1977 Sep-1978 Brazil: Field Director Correspondence: Charles Winkler 113 68 1978 Jan-Aug Brazil: Field Director Correspondence: Dorn Leslie Winter 113 69 1978 Sep-Dec Brazil: Field Director Correspondence: Dorn Leslie Winter 113 70 1974 Jan-Jun Brazil: Field Director Correspondence: David Youmans 113 71 1974 Jul-Dec Brazil: Field Director Correspondence: David Youmans 114 72 1975 Jan-Jun Brazil: Field Director Correspondence: David Youmans 114 73 1976-1977 Brazil: Foster Child Letters, Correspondence re. 114 74 1973-1974 Brazil: International Communications Coordinator, Correspondence re. 114 75 1970-1972 Brazil: Niteroi Social Services Center 114 76 1966 Brazil: "PLAN History" 114 77 1977-1978 Brazil: Personnel, Correspondence re. 114 78 1965-1966 Brazil: Miscellaneous 114 79 1948-1949 China: Monthly Financial Reports 114 80 1949 China: Peiping Foster Children Letters 114 81 1950 China: Program Review (1949) 114 82 1949 China: Shanghai Boys Town Foster Children Letters 114 83 1949 China: Shanghai Boys Town Foster Children Letters Acknowledging Cash Gifts 115 84 1949 China: Shanghai Foster Children Letters re. Liberation of Shanghai 115 85 1949 China: Shanghai Home for Destitute Children 115 86 1948-1949 China: Shanghai and Nanking "Special Letters" 115 87 1949 China: Tachang Foster Children Letters 115 88 1947 China: Tannenbaum Gerald (Field Director): Description of 115 89 1960, 1962, 1978 Colombia: Agreement with the Colombian Government, Correspondence re. 115 90 1972 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: "Analysis of Canceled Affiliates in Foster Parents Plan in Bogotá 115 91 1973-1974 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Clinical Treatment Guide 115 92 1973 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Community Projects 115 93 1976-1978 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Drug Control Reports 115 94 1967-1968 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Dale Barnes 116 95 1968 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Reinaldo Canizares 116 96 1974 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Leo Desrochers 116 97 1975 Sep-Dec Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Vircher Floyd 116 98 1976 Jan-Jun Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Vircher Floyd 116 99 1976 Jul-Sep Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Vircher Floyd 116 100 1976 Oct-Dec Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Vircher Floyd 116 101 1977 Jan-Mar Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Vircher Floyd 116 102 1977 Apr-Jun Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Vircher Floyd 117 103 1974 Mar-Dec Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Albrecht Hering 117 104 1975 Jan-Mar Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Albrecht Hering 117 105 1975 Apr-Aug Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Albrecht Hering 117 106 1972 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: David McNeely (Acting) 117 107 1968 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Glenn Rogers 117 108 1969 Jan-Aug Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Glenn Rogers 117 109 1969 Sep-1970 Aug Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Glenn Rogers 117 110 1970 Sep-1971 Mar Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Glenn Rogers 118 111 1971 Apr-Dec Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Glenn Rogers 118 112 1972 Jan-Jul Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence Glenn Rogers 118 113 1978 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: J. Andy Rubi 118 114 1977 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Ronald Seligman 118 115 1978 Jan-Jun Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Ronald Seligman 118 116 1978 Jun 19-Oct Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Ronald Seligman 118 117 1960-1962 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Keith Turner 119 118 1963-1964 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Keith Turner 119 119 1965-1967 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Keith Turner 119 120 1972 Aug-Dec Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: David Youmans 119 121 1973 Jan-Mar Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: David Youmans 119 122 1973 Apr-Jun Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: David Youmans 119 123 1973 Jul-Dec Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: David Youmans 120 124 1978 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Insurance, Correspondence re. 120 125 1962-1964 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Office Space 120 126 1962-1968 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Personnel/Salaries 120 127 1969-1972 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Personnel/Salaries 120 128 1973-1975 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Personnel/Salaries 120 129 1976-1977 Feb Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Personnel/Salaries 120 130 1977 Mar-1978 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Personnel/Salaries 120 131 1974 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: PLAN Growth in Colombia 120 132 1974 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: PLAN History in Colombia 120 133 1962-1963 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Purchasing Program 120 134 1971-1972 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Robbery of PLAN Office, Correspondence re. 121 135 1977 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Savings and Credit Cooperative 121 136 1962-1963 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Shipment of Goods to Colombia 121 137 1974 Colombia, Bogotá Field Office: Special Education Program 121 138 1972-1973 Colombia, Buenaventura Field Office: Community Health Program 121 139 1974-1975 Colombia, Buenaventura Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Albrecht Hering 121 140 1968-1972 Colombia, Buenaventura Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Glenn Rogers 121 141 1976-1977 Colombia, Buenaventura Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Edward Schiffer 121 142 1978 Jan-Apr Colombia, Buenaventura Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 121 143 1978 May-Jul Colombia, Buenaventura Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Edward Schiffer 121 144 1978 Aug-Dec Colombia, Buenaventura Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Edward Schiffer 122 145 1975-1976 Colombia, Buenaventura Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Robert Stewart 122 146 1964-1966 Colombia, Buenaventura Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Keith Turner 122 147 1976 Colombia, Buenaventura Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Sean Walsh 122 148 1973-1975 Colombia, Buenaventura Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: Charles Winkler 122 149 1972-1973 Colombia, Buenaventura Field Office: Field Director Correspondence: David Youmans 122 150 1975 Colombia, Buenaventura Field Office: Medical Laboratory 122 151 1975-1978 Colombia, Buenaventura Field Office: Personnel 122 152 1973 Colombia, Buenaventura Field Office: PLAN Office Blueprints 122 153 1975-1976 Colombia, Buenaventura Field Office: Rural Area Pilot Project 123 154 1961-1974 Colombia, Buenaventura Field Office: Miscellaneous 123 155 1977 Colombia, Cali Country Office: Country Director Correspondence 123 156 1978 Colombia, Cali Country Office: Country Director Correspondence 123 157 1977-1978 Colombia, Cali Country Office: Orientation Materials 123 158 1970-1971 Colombia, Tumaco Field Office: Establishment of 123 159 1970-1973 Colombia, Tumaco Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 123 160 1974 Colombia, Tumaco Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 123 161 1975 Jan-Sep Colombia, Tumaco Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 123 162 1975 Oct-Dec Colombia, Tumaco Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 124 163 1976 Jan-Jun Colombia, Tumaco Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 124 164 1976 Jul-1977 Jun Colombia, Tumaco Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 124 165 1977 Jul-Dec Colombia, Tumaco Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 124 166 1978 Jan-Sep Colombia, Tumaco Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 124 167 1978 Jul-Dec Colombia, Tumaco Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 124 168 1975-1978 Colombia, Tumaco Field Office: Personnel/Salaries 125 169 1976-1977 Colombia, Tumaco Field Office: Robles Rural Project 125 170 1963-1964 Ecuador: Agreement with the Government of Ecuador 125 171 1965, 1968, 1972 Jun-Sep Ecuador: Agreement with the Government of Ecuador 125 172 1972 Nov-1973 Ecuador: Agreement with the Government of Ecuador 125 173 1965-1972 Ecuador: Borgnes, Marie: Termination and Shipment of Personal Effects 125 174 1965-1978,1972 Ecuador: Canizares, Reynaldo (Deputy Director) 125 175 1973 Ecuador: Centro De Motivacion Y. Asesoria, (CEMA) Program 125 176 1970-1971 Ecuador: Condecoration of Gloria Ecuador: Matthews 126 177 1962-1964, 1968-1969 Ecuador: De Suro, Piedad (Cultural Attache): Correspondence 126 178 1963-1968 Ecuador: De Jaramillo, Hilda (Director General de Servicio Social): Correspondence 126 179 1962-1963 Ecuador: Establishment of Plan in Ecuador: Correspondence 126 180 1963 Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 126 181 1964 Jan-May Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 126 182 1964 May 21-Jun 10 Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 126 193 1964 Jun 11-30 Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 126 184 1964 Jul-Oct Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 127 185 1964 Nov-1965 Feb Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 127 196 1965 Mar-Jul Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 127 187 1965 Aug-Dec Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 127 188 1966-1967 Jun Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 127 189 1967 Jul-Sep Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 127 190 1967 Oct-Dec Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 127 191 1968 Feb-Jun Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 128 192 1968 Jul-Dec Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 128 193 1969 Jan-May Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 128 194 1969 Jun-Jul Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 128 195 1969 Aug-1970 Jun Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 128 196 1970 Jul-1971 Mar Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 128 197 1971 Apr-Sep Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 129 198 1971 Oct-Dec Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 129 199 1972 Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 129 200 1973 Jan-Aug Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 129 201 1973 Sep-1974 Mar Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 129 202 1974 Apr-1975 Mar Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 129 203 1975 Apr-Aug Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 130 204 1975 Sep-1976 Mar Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 130 205 1976 Apr-Jul Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 130 206 1976 Apr-Dec Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 130 207 1977 Jan-Sep Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 130 208 1978 Jan-Apr Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 130 209 1978 May-Jul Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 131 210 1978 Aug-Dec Ecuador: Field Director Correspondence 131 211 1964 Ecuador: Foster Parents, Correspondence re. 131 212 1964 Ecuador: Matthews, Gloria (Executive Director): Correspondence 131 213 1965 Ecuador: Matthews Gloria (Executive Director): Correspondence 131 214 1968 Mar-May Ecuador: Matthews, Gloria (Executive Director): Correspondence 131 215 1968 Jun Ecuador: Matthews, Gloria (Executive Director): Correspondence 131 216 1968 Jul Ecuador: Matthews, Gloria (Executive Director): Correspondence 132 217 1968 Aug 01-20 Ecuador: Matthews, Gloria (Executive Director): Correspondence 132 218 1968 Aug 21-31 Ecuador: Matthews, Gloria (Executive Director): Correspondence 132 219 1968 Sep-1969 Sep Ecuador: Matthews, Gloria (Executive Director): Correspondence 132 220 1969 Sep-Dec 11 Ecuador: Matthews, Gloria (Executive Director): Correspondence 132 221 1969 Dec 16-1970 Ecuador: Matthews, Gloria (Executive Director): Correspondence 132 222 1973-1978 Ecuador: Office Space 132 223 1972-1975 Ecuador: Personnel/Salaries 133 224 1976-1978 Ecuador: Personnel/Salaries 133 225 1973 Ecuador: PLAN General de Trabajo de la Organizacion 133 226 1975-1976 Jun Ecuador: Rural Program, Correspondence re. 133 227 1976 Jul-1978 Ecuador: Rural Program, Correspondence re. 133 228 1967-1968 Jun 15 Ecuador: Shipley, Odessa: Dismissal as Field Director See also: Ecuador: Matthews, Gloria) 133 229 1968 Jun 17-Oct Ecuador: Shipley, Odessa: Dismissal as Field Director 133 230 1975 Ecuador: Social Work Department 133 231 1977 Ecuador: Term of Service, Correspondence re. 134 232 n.d. Ecuador: Termination Letters to Foster Parent, Correspondence re. 134 233 1965 Ecuador: Turner, Keith: Correspondence 134 234 n.d. Ecuador: Vazquez, Gerardo (PLAN Landlord), Correspondence re. 134 235 1965, 1972 Ecuador: Items formally in this folder have been integrated into folder 173 134 236 1975-1976 El Salvador: Agreement with the Government of El Salvador Correspondence re. 134 237 1970-1971, 1975 El Salvador: Establishment of PLAN in El Salvador, Correspondence re. 134 238 1975-1976 Jun El Salvador: Field Director Correspondence: Keith Turner 134 239 1976 Jul-1977 El Salvador: Field Director Correspondence: Keith Turner 134 240 1977 El Salvador: Field Director Correspondence: Keith Turner 134 241 1978 El Salvador: Field Director Correspondence: Keith Turner 134 242 1976-1978 El Salvador: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 134 243 1976-1977 Jun El Salvador: Material Aid and Service Projects 134 244 1977 Jul-1978 El Salvador: Material Aid and Service Projects 135 245 1978 El Salvador: Chalatenango Field Office: Assistant Field Director Correspondence: Timothy Allen 135 246 1974 Ethiopia: Adugna, Ato Shemebes (Chief of Relief and Rehabilitation): Correspondence 135 247 1974 Ethiopia: Agreement with the Government of Ethiopia 135 248 1976 Ethiopia: Cash Gifts and Grants, Correspondence re. 135 249 1977 Ethiopia: Cash Gifts and Grants, Correspondence re. 135 250 1975-1977 Ethiopia: Correspondence Log 135 251 1976-1977 Ethiopia: Disaster Relief 135 252 1977 Ethiopia: Equipment Left by PLAN, List of 135 253 1964, 1970-1973 Ethiopia: Establishment of PLAN in Ethiopia, Correspondence re. 135 254 1974 Ethiopia: Establishment of PLAN in Ethiopia 136 255 1974-1975 Feb Ethiopia: Field Director Correspondence: Lloyd Feinberg 136 256 1975 Mar-Jun Ethiopia: Field Director Correspondence: Lloyd Feinberg 136 257 1975 Jul-Sep Ethiopia: Field Director Correspondence: Lloyd Feinberg 136 258 1975 Ethiopia: Field Director Correspondence: Leslie Fox 136 259 1976 Jan-Jun Ethiopia: Field Director Correspondence: Leslie Fox 136 260 1976 Jul-Sep Ethiopia: Field Director Correspondence: Leslie Fox 136 261 1976 Oct-Dec Ethiopia: Field Director Correspondence: Leslie Fox 136 262 1977 Jan-Jun Ethiopia: Field Director Correspondence: Leslie Fox 137 263 1975-1977 Ethiopia: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 137 264 1977 Ethiopia: Fox, Leslie (Field Director): Arrest of 137 265 1974 Ethiopia: Haile Selassie I Foundation 137 266 1973 Ethiopia: Hazzard, Virginia: Correspondence 137 267 1975-1976 Ethiopia: Medical Services, Correspondence re. 137 268 1974-1976 Ethiopia: Office Space 137 269 1974-1977 Ethiopia: Personnel Salaries, Correspondence re. 137 270 1975 Ethiopia: Political Situation, Correspondence re. See also: Field Director Correspondence 137 271 1974-1977 Ethiopia: Political Situation: Sensitive Documents Sent to International Headquarters See also: Fox, Leslie: Arrest of 137 272 1974-1976 Ethiopia: Publications re. 138 273 n.d. Ethiopia: Ross, George (Deputy Director of PLAN): Reports re. Ethiopia 138 274 1975-1977 Ethiopia: SURVIVE: Correspondence 138 275 1962-1964 France: Phase-Out of French Office, Correspondence re. 138 276 1949 Greece: Agreement with the Government of Greece 138 277 1949-1950 Greece: CARE, Correspondence re. 138 278 1953, 1955-1956 Greece: Earthquake in Greece, Correspondence re. 138 279 1948-1949 Greece: Establishment of PLAN in Greece 138 280 1949-1952 Jun Greece: Field Director Correspondence 138 281 1952 Jul-1953 Greece: Field Director Correspondence 138 282 1954-1955 Greece: Field Director Correspondence 139 283 1956-1958 Jun Greece: Field Director Correspondence 139 284 1958 Jul-1960 Jun Greece: Field Director Correspondence 139 285 1960 Jul-1961 Aug Greece: Field Director Correspondence 139 286 1961 Sep-1962 Greece: Field Director Correspondence 139 287 1963-1964 Jun Greece: Field Director Correspondence 139 288 1964 Jul-1966 Greece: Field Director Correspondence 139 289 1967-1968 Greece: Field Director Correspondence 140 290 1969-1971 Greece: Field Director Correspondence 140 291 1972-1975 Greece: Field Director Correspondence 140 292 1951-1953 Greece: Foundation for Orphans in Greece 140 293 1952-1953 Greece: Georgias, George (Greek Foster Child): Visit to United States 140 294 1952-1953 Greece: Goutas, Dr. Michael (Secretary General, Ministry of Social Welfare) Correspondence re. 140 295 1957-1959 Greece: Mass, Pauline (Foster Parent): Correspondence re. 140 296 n.d. Greece: Manual of Instruction re. Translation of Children's Letters 140 297 1949, 1951-1952 Greece: Mason, Fred W.: Reports on Greece 140 298 1960-1963, 1967 Greece: Michaelides, Michael (Deputy Field Director): Correspondence 140 299 1948-1955 Greece: Nikoli, Barbara (First Greek Foster Child): Correspondence re. See also: Series VI: Photographs 140 300 1954-1955 Greece: Political Interference, Correspondence re. 140 301 1969, 1974 Greece: Publicity, Correspondence re. 140 302 1978 Guatemala: Field Director Correspondence 140 303 1978 Guatemala: Physical Quality of Life Index (PQLI): Correspondence re. 140 304 1978 Guatemala: World History Vision Format, Correspondence re. 140 305 1976 Haiti, Croix-des-Bouquets Field Office: Assistant Director Correspondence 141 306 1977-1978 Haiti, Croix-des-Bouquets Field Office: Weekly Reports 141 307 1975-1976 Haiti, Jacmel Field Office: Assistant Director Correspondence 141 308 1977-1978 Mar Haiti, Jacmel Field Office: Assistant Director Correspondence 141 309 1979 Apr-Dec Haiti, Jacmel Field Office: Assistant Director Correspondence 141 310 1975-1978 Haiti, Jacmel Field Office: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 141 311 1978 Haiti, Jacmel Field Office: La Vallee Family Project Fund, Correspondence re. 141 312 1975-1978 Haiti, Jacmel Field Office: Personnel Issues 141 313 1976 Haiti, Jacmel Field Office: Rural Site Selection Reports 141 314 1975-1976 Haiti, Jacmel Field Office: Weekly Reports 142 315 1977-1978 Haiti, Jacmel Field Office: Weekly Reports 142 316 1973,1975-1976 Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Agreement with the Government of Haiti 142 317 1978 Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Enquete sur le Statut Socio-Economique des Menages de Boston 142 318 1962-1972 May Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Establishment of 142 319 1972 Oct-Dec Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Establishment of PLAN in Haiti 142 320 1973-1974 Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Establishment of PLAN in Haiti 142 321 1974 Feb-Sep Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 142 322 1974 Oct-1975 Mar Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 143 323 1975 Apr-Aug Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 143 324 1975 Sep-Dec Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 143 325 1976 Jan-Jul Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 143 326 1976 Aug-1977 Feb Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 143 327 1977 Mar-Jun Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 143 328 1977 Jul-Dec Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 144 329 1978 Jan-Jun Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 144 330 1978 Jul-Sep Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 144 331 1978 Oct-Dec Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 144 332 1974-1975 Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 144 333 1976-1977 Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 144 334 1978 Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 144 335 1974 Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Forms 144 336 1972-1975 Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Pereira, Carlos (Director, Catholic Relief Services) 144 337 1974-1978 Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Personnel 145 338 1974-1976 Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Program Proposals 145 339 Jan-Aug 1976 Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Relationship with Haitian Authorities 145 340 Sept 1976-78 Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Relationship with Haitian Authorities 145 341 1977 Haiti, Port-au-Prince Field Office: Weekly Reports 145 342 1977 Honduras: Background Information Sheet 145 343 n.d. Honduras: Cash Grant Development Fund, Correspondence re. 145 344 1977 Honduras: Convenio (Country Agreement) 145 345 1976-1977 Feb Honduras: Field Director, Correspondence re. 145 346 1977 Mar-Sep Honduras: Field Director Correspondence 145 347 1977 Oct-1978 Jun Honduras: Field Director Correspondence 146 348 1978 Jul-Sep Honduras: Field Director Correspondence 146 349 1978 Oct-Nov 13 Honduras: Field Director Correspondence 146 350 1978 Nov 14-Dec Honduras: Field Director Correspondence 146 351 1977-1978 Jul Honduras: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 146 352 1978 Aug-Dec Honduras: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 146 353 1977 Honduras: Forms 146 354 1977-1978 Honduras: Juridicial Person Concept, Correspondence re. 146 355 1977-1978 Honduras: Paz, Dr. Enrique A. (Ministry of Public Health): Correspondence 146 356 1977-1978 Honduras: Personnel/Salaries, Correspondence re. 146 357 1978 Honduras: Projects, Correspondence re. 147 358 1959-1973 Hong Kong: Establishment of PLAN in Hong Kong 147 359 1959-1963 Hong Kong: Field Director Correspondence 147 360 1964-1966 Mar Hong Kong: Field Director Correspondence 147 361 1966 Apr-1967 Hong Kong: Field Director Correspondence 147 362 1968-1969 Hong Kong: Field Director Correspondence 147 363 1970-1972 Hong Kong: Field Director Correspondence 147 364 1973-1974 Hong Kong: Field Director Correspondence 148 365 1969, 1972 Hong Kong: Hong Kong Council of Social Work 148 366 1959-1973 Hong Kong: Office Space 148 367 1959-1961 Hong Kong: Personnel 148 368 1962-1964 Hong Kong: Personnel 148 369 1965-1971, scattered Hong Kong: Personnel 148 370 1972 Hong Kong: Phase-out of Hong Kong Office 148 371 1959-1968,1970 Hong Kong: Policies and Procedures 148 372 1974 Hong Kong: Record Storage and Retention 148 373 1972 Hong Kong: Reports: "Developing Social Policy in Conditions of Rapid Change" 148 374 1960-1973 Hong Kong: Reports: Quarterly Reports 148 375 1959 Hong Kong: Sage, Robert: Correspondence 149 376 1969-1972 Hong Kong: Salary Schedules 149 377 1967 Hong Kong: Unrest in Hong Kong, Correspondence re. 149 378 n.d. Hong Kong: Miscellaneous 149 379 1978 India 149 380 1972 Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 149 381 1973-1974 Mar Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 149 382 1974 Apr-1975 Feb Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 149 383 1975 Mar-Sep Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 149 384 1975 Oct-1976 Jun Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 150 385 1976 Jul-1977 Mar Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 150 386 1977 Apr-Jun Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 150 387 1977 Jul-Sep Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 150 388 1977 Oct-1978 Mar Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 150 389 1978 Apr-Jul Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 150 390 1978 Aug-Oct Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 151 391 1978 Nov-Dec Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 151 392 1976-1977 Mar Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 151 393 1977 Apr-1978 Mar Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 151 394 1978 Apr-Dec Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 151 395 1977-1978 Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Netherlands National Office, Correspondence re. 151 396 1972-1974,1977-1978 Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Personnel/Salaries Correspondence re. 151 397 1977 Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Plan of Cooperation 151 398 1977 Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Program Expansion 151 399 1974 Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Projects for Australian Funding 151 400 1972-1978 Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Relationship of PLAN with Government Officials 152 401 1977 Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Rogers, E. Glenn, Visit of 152 402 1977 Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Ross, George, Visit of 152 403 1971-1972 Indonesia, Bali Field Office: Tanumidjaja, T. Memet: Correspondence 152 404 1978 Indonesia, South Sulawesi Field Office: Country Information Sheet 152 405 1978 Indonesia, South Sulawesi Field Office: Credit Union and Client Savings Procedures and Controls 152 406 1978 Indonesia, South Sulawesi Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 152 407 1978 Indonesia, South Sulawesi Field Office: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 152 408 1978 Indonesia, South Sulawesi Field Office: Personnel/Salaries 152 409 1978 Indonesia, South Sulawesi Field Office: Plan of Operation 152 410 1978 Indonesia, South Sulawesi Field Office: Program Development 152 411 1976-1978 Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Assistant Director Correspondence 152 412 n.d. Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Banking Problems/Check Theft 152 413 1968-1978 Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Department of Social Affairs 153 414 1975-1976 Apr Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Director's Conferences 153 415 1976 Jun-1977 Mar Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Director's Conferences 153 416 1977 Apr-Dec Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Director's Conferences 153 417 1978 Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Director's Conferences 153 418 1967-1969 Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Establishment of PLAN in Indonesia, Correspondence re. 153 419 1969 Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 154 420 1970-1971 Jun Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 154 421 1971 Jul-1972 Jun Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 154 422 1972 Jul-1973 Sep Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 154 423 1973 Oct-1974 Jul Indonesia: Yogyakarta Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 154 424 1974 Jul-1975 Jun Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 154 425 1975 Oct-1976 Mar Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 155 426 1976 Apr-Dec Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 155 427 1977 Jan-Jun Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 155 428 1977 Jul-1978 Apr Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 155 429 1978 May-Aug Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 155 430 1978 Sep-Dec Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Field Director Correspondence 155 431 1973-1975 Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 156 432 1976 Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 156 433 1977 Jan-Sep Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 156 434 1977 Oct Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 156 435 1978 Jul-Dec Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 156 436 1968-1969 Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Indonesian Consulate/Embassy: Correspondence 156 437 1974-1978 Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Medical/Health Care Issues, Correspondence re. 156 438 1977-1978 Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Netherlands National Office, Correspondence re 156 439 1969-1970,1976 Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Office Space, Correspondence re. 157 440 1969-1970,1973-1976 Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Personnel/Salary Issues 157 441 1977-1978 Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Personnel/Salary Issues 157 442 1976 Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Program Evaluation 157 443 1977 Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Rogers, E. Glenn, Visit of 157 444 1972-1973 Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Social Work Training 157 445 1976 Indonesia, Yogyakarta Field Office: Special Services 157 446 1962, 1966 Italy: Activity Summaries Sent to U.S. Ambassador to Italy 157 447 1947, 1953, 1969 Italy: Advisory Committee on Foreign Aid 157 448 1948-1949, 1956 Italy: Bova, Carmelo (Italian Foster Child), Correspondence re. See also: Series VI: Photographs 157 449 1961-1966 Italy: Cancellations of Foster Children 157 450 1949-1950,1956 Italy: Decoration, Correspondence re. 157 451 1947 Italy: Establishment of Plan in Italy 157 452 1947-1949 Italy: Field Director Correspondence 158 453 1950-1954 Italy: Field Director Correspondence 158 454 1955-1960 Jun Italy: Field Director Correspondence 158 455 1960 Jul-1964 Italy: Field Director Correspondence 158 456 1965-1966 Italy: Field Director Correspondence 158 457 1967-1969 Italy: Field Director Correspondence 158 458 1961-1965,1968-1969 Italy: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 158 459 1960-1961 Italy: International Conference of Social Work (Rome) 158 460 1969-1970, 1973 Italy: Laurenzi, Elma Baccanelli (PLAN Director in Italy), Death of 158 461 1951 Italy: Mason, Fred: Reports 158 462 1948 Italy: Milan Colony, Correspondence re. 158 463 1947, 1949 Italy: Orphanages. Correspondence re. 158 464 1961 Italy: Outside Groups, List of 158 465 1962-1967, 1969 Italy: Personnel, Correspondence re. 159 466 1965-1966, 1968-1969 Italy: Phase-Out of PLAN Program 159 467 1970-1975 Italy: Phase-Out of PLAN Program 159 468 1961-1969, scattered Italy: Price Waterhouse, Correspondence, re. 159 469 1961, 1967-1968 Italy: Retention of PLAN Italy Records, Correspondence re. 159 470 1947 Italy: Shipments of Goods, Correspondence re. 159 471 1949-1951 Italy: Toscanini, Arturo and Walter: Milan Colony Donation 159 472 1952-1954 Korea: Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid 159 473 1950, 1952-1953 Korea: American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Foreign Service 159 474 1978-1979 Korea: Canadian International Development Association (CIDA): Clothesline Proposals 159 475 1974-1975 Korea: Certificates of Appreciation from the Korean Government, Correspondence re. 159 476 1961 Korea: Child Welfare Law 159 477 1979 Korea: Credit Unions, Correspondence re. 159 478 1951-1954, 1958 Korea: Case Histories, Correspondence re. 159 479 1970-1972 Korea: Case History Forms, Correspondence re 159 480 1961-1974 Korea: Chase Manhattan Bank Account, Correspondence re. 160 481 1971-1974 Korea: Daegu City: Proposed Expansion to 160 482 1978-1979 Korea: Direct Relief Foundation, Correspondence re. 160 483 1971-1973 Korea: Education Notices, Correspondence re. 160 484 1950-1953 Korea: Establishment of PLAN in Korea 160 485 1952-1953 Apr Korea: Field Director Correspondence 160 486 1953 May-Jun Korea: Field Director Correspondence 160 487 1953 Jul-Dec Korea: Field Director Correspondence 161 488 1954 Jan-Sep Korea: Field Director Correspondence 161 489 1954 Oct-1955 Apr Korea: Field Director Correspondence 161 490 1955 May-1956 Korea: Field Director Correspondence 161 491 1957-1959 Korea: Field Director Correspondence 161 492 1960-1961 Korea: Field Director Correspondence 161 493 1962-1963 Mar Korea: Field Director Correspondence 161 494 1963-1965 Korea: Field Director Correspondence 162 495 1966 Korea: Field Director Correspondence 162 496 1967-1968 Jun Korea: Field Director Correspondence 162 497 1968 Jul-1970 Aug Korea: Field Director Correspondence 162 498 1970 Sep-Dec Korea: Field Director Correspondence 162 499 1971 Jan-Jun Korea: Field Director Correspondence 162 500 1971 Jul-Dec Korea: Field Director Correspondence 163 501 1972 Jan-Mar Korea: Field Director Correspondence 163 502 1972 Apr-Aug Korea: Field Director Correspondence 163 503 1972 Sep-1973 Mar Korea: Field Director Correspondence 163 504 1973 Apr-Jul Korea: Field Director Correspondence 163 505 1973 Aug-Sep Korea: Field Director Correspondence 163 506 1973 Oct-Dec 13 Korea: Field Director Correspondence 163 507 1973 Dec 17-1974 Mar Korea: Field Director Correspondence 164 508 1974 Apr-Jun Korea: Field Director Correspondence 164 509 1974 Jul-Oct Korea: Field Director Correspondence 164 510 1974 Nov-Dec Korea: Field Director Correspondence 164 511 1975 Jan-Apr Korea: Field Director Correspondence 164 512 1975 May-Aug Korea: Field Director Correspondence 164 513 1975 Sep-Dec Korea: Field Director Correspondence 164 514 1976 Jan-Mar Korea: Field Director Correspondence 165 515 1976 Apr-May Korea: Field Director Correspondence 165 516 1976 Jun Korea: Field Director Correspondence 165 517 1976 Jul-Sep Korea: Field Director Correspondence 165 518 1976 Oct-Dec Korea: Field Director Correspondence 165 519 1977 Jan-Jun Korea: Field Director Correspondence 165 520 1977 Jul-1978 Jan Korea: Field Director Correspondence 165 521 1979 Feb-Jun Korea: Field Director Correspondence 166 522 1978 Jul-1979 Korea: Field Director Correspondence 166 523 1952-1955 Aug Korea: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 166 524 1955 Sep-1956 Korea: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 166 525 1957-1961 Korea: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 166 526 1969, 1971 Korea: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 166 527 1975 Korea: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 166 528 1976-1977 Aug Korea: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 167 529 1977 Sep-Dec Korea: Financial Issues. Correspondence re. 167 530 1978-1979 Korea: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 167 531 1971 Korea: First Independence Program 167 532 1953 Korea: First Korean Foster Child, Description of 167 533 1972 Korea: First Korean Foster Parent, Correspondence re. 167 534 1974 Korea: Fundraising Swindles, Correspondence re. 167 535 1953-1957 Korea: Ha Sang Nak, Correspondence re. 167 536 1962-1972 Korea: Institutional Foster Children and Parents 167 537 1955-1963 Korea: Institutions in Korea, Correspondence re. 167 538 1964-1965, 1967 Korea: Institutions in Korea, Correspondence re. 168 539 1968-1971 Apr Korea: Institutions in Korea, Correspondence re. 168 540 1971 May-Oct Korea: Institutions in Korea, Correspondence re. 168 541 1971 Nov-1974 Korea: Institutions in Korea, Correspondence re. 168 542 1978-1979 Korea: International Human Assistance Program 168 543 1954-1971 Jun, scattered Korea: Korean Association of Voluntary Agencies (KAVA) 168 544 1971 Jul-1975 Korea: KAVA 168 545 1975-1977 Korea: Legal Entity, Correspondence re. 169 546 1971-1974 Korea: Legal Entity, Establishment of 169 547 1971-1972 Korea: Legal Entity, Land and Building Purchases of 169 548 1973-1975 Korea: Legal Entity, Land Purchases of 169 549 1975 Korea: Legal Entity: Social Welfare Juridicial Person 169 550 1971-1973 Korea: Manuel of Operations 169 551 1958, 1962, 1971 Korea: Matthews, Gloria (Executive Director): Trips to Korea 169 552 1966-1974 Korea: Moffett, Fr. Edward, Correspondence re. 169 553 1952-1954 Korea: Ocean Freight Reimbursement, Correspondence re. 169 554 1973-1974 Korea: Organization Charts for PLAN Korea 169 555 1971,1972-1973 Korea: Park Chung Hee (President of Korea): Correspondence 170 556 1970-1972, 1975, 1977 Korea: Personnel, Correspondence re. 170 557 1972-1975 Korea: Phase-Out of PLAN Korea, Correspondence re. 170 558 1976-1978 Korea: Phase-Out of PLAN Korea, Correspondence re. 170 559 n.d. Korea: Phase-Out of PLAN Korea: Phase-Out Sheets 170 560 1975 Korea: Program Evaluation of PLAN Korea 170 561 1963-1976, scattered Korea: Publicity, Correspondence re. 170 562 1970 Korea: Sewing Machine Project 171 563 1953 Korea: Shipment of Goods to Korea, Correspondence re. 171 564 1954-1956 Korea: Shoe Drive 171 565 1970 Korea: Study Committees (Seoul Staff) 171 566 1972 Korea: Sung Nam Day Care Center 171 567 1973 Jan-Mar Korea: Sung Nam Day Care Center 171 568 1973 Apr-1975 Korea: Sung Nam Day Care Center 171 569 1974-1975 Korea: Sung Nam Hospital 171 570 1976-1977 Apr Korea: Sung Nam Hospital 172 571 1977 May-Nov Korea: Sung Nam Hospital 172 572 1970-1971 Korea: Telephone Installation, Difficulties re. 172 573 1974 Korea: Temporary Orphans, Correspondence re. 172 574 1974-1976 Korea: Toy Factory 172 575 1952-1955 Korea: United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency 172 576 n.d. Korea: Miscellaneous 172 577 n.d. Korea: Miscellaneous 172 578 1977-1978 Mali: Cash Gifts, Correspondence re. 172 579 1976, 1978 Mali: Eligibility and Cancellation Criteria 172 580 1972, 1975-1976 Mali: Establishment of PLAN in Mali 172 581 1976-1977 Jun Mali: Field Director Correspondence 173 582 1977 Jul-1978 Mar Mali: Field Director Correspondence 173 583 1978 Apr-Dec Mali: Field Director Correspondence 173 594 1976-1979 Mali: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 173 585 1976 Mali: Information Sheet 173 586 1975-1976 Mali: Ministere de la Sante Publique et des Affaires Sociale 173 587 1976-1978 Mali: Personnel, Correspondence re. 173 588 1976-1978 Mali: Relationship with the Government of Mali, Correspondence re. 173 589 1976-1978 Mali: Weekly Reports 173 590 1974-1976, n.d. Mali: Miscellaneous 173 591 1978 Nepal: Agreement with Social Services National Coordination Council, Correspondence re. 173 592 1978 Nepal: Basic Survey of Income and Expenditures 173 593 1978 Nepal: Eligibility and Cancellation Criteria 174 594 1977-1978 Jun Nepal: Field Director Correspondence 174 595 1978 Jul-Sep Nepal: Field Director Correspondence 174 596 1978 Oct-Dec Nepal: Field Director Correspondence 174 597 1979 Nepal: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 174 598 1978 Nepal: Gurung, Chandra Bir, Correspondence re. 174 599 1978 Nepal: Projects, Correspondence re. 174 600 n.d. Nicaragua: Family Development Fund, Correspondence re. 174 601 1977 Nicaragua: Field Director Correspondence 174 602 1978 Jan-Jun Nicaragua: Field Director Correspondence 174 603 1978 Jul-Sep Nicaragua: Field Director Correspondence 175 604 1978 Oct-Dec Nicaragua: Field Director Correspondence 175 605 1977-1978 Nicaragua: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 175 606 1977-1978 Nicaragua: Junta Nacional de Assistencia, y Prevision Social (JNAPS) 175 607 1977-1978 Nicaragua: Personnel/Staffing Issues, Correspondence re. 175 608 1977 Nicaragua: Site Selection 175 609 1965-1967, 1976-1978, n.d. Peru: Agreement with the Government of Peru, Correspondence 175 610 1966 Peru: Budget 175 611 1970-1973 Peru: Building Repairs, Correspondence re. 175 612 1972-1973 Peru: Burke, Bishop James: Correspondence 175 613 1973 Peru: Caballero, Rafael (Sub-Director): Correspondence re. 175 614 1965-1970 Peru: Council of Foreign Voluntary Agencies in Peru 176 615 1970 Jun-Jul 15 Peru: Earthquake 176 616 1970 Jul 17-Aug Peru: Earthquake 176 617 1970 Sep-1971, n.d. Peru: Earthquake 176 618 1965, 1974 Peru: Eligibility Criteria 176 619 1963-1965 Apr Peru: Establishment of PLAN in Peru 176 620 1965 May-Nov Peru: Establishment of PLAN in Peru Correspondence re. 176 621 1965-1966 Mar Peru: Field Director Correspondence 176 622 1966 Apr-1967 Mar Peru: Field Director Correspondence 177 623 1967 Apr-1968 Feb Peru: Field Director Correspondence 177 624 1968 Mar-1969 Jun Peru: Field Director Correspondence 177 625 1969 Apr-1970 Jun Peru: Field Director Correspondence 177 626 1970 Jul-Sep Peru: Field Director Correspondence 177 627 1970 Oct-1971 Peru: Field Director Correspondence 177 628 1971-1973 Feb Peru: Field Director Correspondence 177 629 1973 Mar Peru: Field Director Correspondence 178 630 1973 Apr-May Peru: Field Director Correspondence 178 631 1973 Jun-Jul Peru: Field Director Correspondence 178 632 1973 Aug-Dec Peru: Field Director Correspondence 178 633 1974 Jan-Jun Peru: Field Director Correspondence 178 634 1974 Jul-Oct Peru: Field Director Correspondence 178 635 1974 Nov-1975 Apr Peru: Field Director Correspondence 179 636 1975 May-Dec Peru: Field Director Correspondence 179 637 1976 Jan-Aug Peru: Field Director Correspondence 179 638 1976 Sep-Dec Peru: Field Director Correspondence 179 639 1977 Jan-Sep Peru: Field Director Correspondence 179 640 1977 Oct-Dec Peru: Field Director Correspondence 179 641 1978 Jan-Feb Peru: Field Director Correspondence 180 642 1978 Mar-May Peru: Field Director Correspondence 180 643 1978 Jun-Jul Peru: Field Director Correspondence 180 644 1978 Aug-Dec Peru: Field Director Correspondence 180 645 1973, 1974 Jun Peru: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 180 646 1974-1975 Peru: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 180 647 1976 Peru: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 181 648 1977 Peru: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 181 649 1978 Feb-Jun Peru: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 181 650 1978 Jul-Dec Peru: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 181 651 1965 Peru: Ford, Marion (Associate Director, Peace Corps): Correspondence 181 652 1977 Peru: History and Dispatch Sheets 181 653 1966 Peru: Kennedy, Robert (First Foster Parent in Peru) 181 654 1965 Peru: Matthews, Gloria: Reports on her Trip to Peru 181 655 1967-1968 Peru: Mensaje/Consejo Nacional de Menores 182 656 1967, 1970-1972 Oct Peru: Personnel/Labor Relations, Correspondence re. 182 657 1972 Nov-1973 Aug Peru: Personnel/Labor Relations, Correspondence re. 182 658 1973 Sep-1974 Peru: Personnel/Labor Relations, Correspondence re. 182 659 1975 Peru: Personnel/Labor Relations, Correspondence re. 182 660 1976-1977 Jun Peru: Personnel/Labor Relations, Correspondence re. 182 661 1977 Jul-Dec Peru: Personnel/Labor Relations, Correspondence re. 183 662 1978 Jan-Apr Peru: Personnel/Labor Relations, Correspondence re. 183 663 1978 May-Jun Peru: Personnel/Labor Relations, Correspondence re. 183 664 1978 Jul-Dec Peru: Personnel/Labor Relations, Correspondence re. 183 665 1963, 1965 Peru: Personnel/Labor Relations, Correspondence re. 183 666 1972 Peru: Phase-out of Plan in Peru 183 667 1972-1973 Peru: Roose, Donald: Correspondence re. Peru 183 668 1965-1967,1970 Peru: Santa Corporacion, Correspondence re. 183 669 1977-1978 Peru: Soybean Extruder, Correspondence re. 183 670 1975 Peru: Tenth Anniversary Celebration of PLAN in Peru 183 671 1976-1977 Peru: Vehicles, Correspondence re. 184 672 1969 Peru: Weekly Reports 184 673 1967, 1969, n.d. Peru: Miscellaneous 184 674 n.d. Peru: Miscellaneous 184 675 1974,1976-1977 Philippines: After Care Program 184 676 1963-1964 Philippines: Agency for International Development Report 184 677 1960-1964 Philippines: Agreement with the Government of the Philippines 184 678 1977-1978 May Philippines: Assistant Director Correspondence 185 679 1978 Jun-Dec Philippines: Assistant Director Correspondence 185 680 1962, 1976, 1978 Philippines: Audit Reports 185 681 n.d. Philippines: Camping Program 185 682 1977 Philippines: Cancellation Lists 185 683 1975 Philippines: Community Organization, Correspondence re. 185 684 1974 Philippines: Conference on Social Welfare 185 685 1977-1978 Philippines: Eligibility/Enrollment Correspondence re. 185 686 1960-1961 Philippines: Establishment of PLAN in the Philippines 185 687 1978 Philippines: Family and Community Development Program 185 688 1961-1962 Jun Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 186 689 1962 Aug-1965 Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 186 690 1966-1968 Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 186 691 1969-1970 Aug Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 186 692 1970 Jul-1971 Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 186 693 1972 Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 186 694 1973 Jan-Aug Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 187 695 1973 Sep-1974 Mar Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 187 696 1974 Apr-Sep Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 187 697 1974 Oct-1975 Apr Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 187 698 1975 May-Aug Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 187 699 1975 Sep-1976 Mar Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 187 700 1976 Apr-Aug Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 187 701 1976 Sep-Dec Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 188 702 1977 Jan-Mar Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 188 703 1977 Apr-Jun Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 188 704 1977 Jul-Oct Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 188 705 1977 Nov-1978 Mar Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 188 706 1978 Apr-Jul Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 189 707 1978 Aug-Sep Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 189 708 1978 Oct-Dec Philippines: Field Director Correspondence 189 709 1977 Philippines: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 189 710 1978 Philippines: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 189 711 1976 Philippines: Guidance Counseling and Day Care Center 189 712 1973-1974, 1976 Philippines: Health Services 189 713 1978 Philippines: Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire, Correspondence re. 189 714 1975 Philippines: Leadership Live-in Seminar 189 715 1961-1962, 1967 Philippines: Office Space, Correspondence re. 190 716 1962-1964, 1973-1976 Aug Philippines: Personnel/Staffing, Correspondence re. 190 717 1976 Sep-Dec Philippines: Personnel/Staffing, Correspondence re. 190 718 1977 Jan-May Philippines: Personnel/Staffing, Correspondence re. 190 719 1977 Jun-1978 Philippines: Personnel/Staffing, Correspondence re. 190 720 1976-1977 Philippines: Phase-out of PLAN Program in Metro Manila 190 721 1970 Philippines: "PLAN" A History of PLAN in the Philippines 190 722 1976-1977 Philippines: Policies and Procedures, Correspondence re. 191 723 1971-1975 Philippines: A Profile of PLAN Children and Families in the Philippines, a Proposal 191 724 1962-1963 Philippines: Program Expansion, Correspondence re. 191 725 1976 Philippines: Program Location Map 191 726 1977 Philippines: Regional Office Correspondence 191 728 1973-1975 Phillipines: Rio Hondo Project, Mindanao 191 729 1979 Philippines: Typhoon, Correspondence re. 191 730 1975-1976 Philippines: Voluntary Agencies Operating in the Philippines 191 731 1976-1977 Philippines: Weekly Reports 191 732 1961-1973 Philippines: Miscellaneous 192 733 1977 Sierra Leone: Background Information Sheet 192 734 1977-1978 Sierra Leone: Enrollment and Expansion, Correspondence re. 192 735 1976-1977 Aug Sierra Leone: Field Director Correspondence 192 736 1977 Sep-1978 Apr Sierra Leone: Field Director Correspondence 192 737 1978 May-Dec Sierra Leone: Field Director Correspondence 192 738 1977-1978 Sierra Leone: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 192 739 1977 Sierra Leone: Maps 192 740 1976-1978 Sierra Leone: Relations with the Government of Sierra Leone 192 741 1977 Sierra Leone: World Health Organization Pilot Project 192 742 1977-1978 Sudan: Eligibility and Cancellation Criteria 193 743 1976-1977 Apr Sudan: Field Director Correspondence 193 744 1977 May-Dec Sudan: Field Director Correspondence 193 745 1978 Jan-Aug Sudan: Field Director Correspondence 193 746 1978 Sep-Dec Sudan: Field Director Correspondence 193 747 1976-1978 Sudan: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 194 748 1978 Upper Volta: Agreement with the Government of Upper Volta 194 749 1978 Upper Volta: Baseline Survey of Kaya Region 194 750 1976-1979 Upper Volta: Boulsa Sub-Office, Correspondence re. 194 751 1976-1978 Upper Volta: Cash Grants, Correspondence re. 194 752 1974-1975 Jun Upper Volta: Establishment of PLAN in Upper Volta 194 753 1975 Jul-1976 Upper Volta: Establishment of PLAN in Upper Volta 194 754 1976 Jan-Aug Upper Volta: Field Director Correspondence 194 755 1976 Sep-1977 Mar Upper Volta: Field Director Correspondence 194 756 1977 Apr-Aug Upper Volta: Field Director Correspondence 194 757 1977 Sep-Dec Upper Volta: Field Director Correspondence 195 758 1978 Jan-Jun Upper Volta: Field Director Correspondence 195 759 1978 Jul-Dec Upper Volta: Field Director Correspondence 195 760 1975-1977 Mar Upper Volta: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 195 761 1977 Apr-Dec Upper Volta: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 195 762 1978 Upper Volta: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 195 763 1976-1977 Upper Volta: Personnel/Staffing Issues, Correspondence re. 195 764 1976 Upper Volta: Weekly Reports 195 765 1957-1958 Vietnam: Agreement with the Government of Vietnam 196 766 1966 Vietnam: American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Foreign Service 196 767 1966-1972 Vietnam: Assistant Director Correspondence 196 768 1966-1967 Sep Vietnam: Child Welfare in Vietnam 196 769 1967 Oct-1968 Vietnam: Child Welfare in Vietnam 196 770 1971 Vietnam: Children's Medical Relief International 196 771 1966 Vietnam: Christian Children's Fund 196 772 1966-1969 Sep Vietnam: Council of Voluntary Agencies in Vietnam 196 773 1969 Oct Vietnam: Council of Voluntary Agencies in Vietnam 196 774 1966-1968 Vietnam: Council of Voluntary Agencies in Vietnam: Child Welfare Committee 196 775 n.d. Vietnam: Don Bosco Center, Go Vap 196 776 1956-1957 Vietnam: Edward, Harry: Correspondence re. his Appointment as Field Director in Vietnam 196 777 1965 Vietnam: Enrollment 197 778 1954-1959 Vietnam: Establishment of PLAN in Vietnam, Correspondence re. 197 779 1957 Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 197 780 1958 Jan-Sep Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 197 781 1958 Oct-1959 Jun Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 197 782 1959 Jul-1961 Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 197 783 1962-1963 Oct Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 197 784 1963 Oct-1965 Mar Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 198 785 1965 Apr-Dec Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 198 786 1966 Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 198 787 1967 Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 198 788 1968 Jan-Mar Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 198 789 1968 Apr-Dec Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 198 790 1969 Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 198 791 1970 Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 199 792 1971-1972 Mar Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 199 793 1972 Apr-Jun Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 199 794 1972 Jul-Dec Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 199 795 1973 Jan-Jun Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 199 796 1973 Apr-Oct Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 199 797 1973 Nov-1974 Jan Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 200 798 1974 Feb-Jun Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 200 799 1974 Jul-Dec Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 200 800 1975 Jan-Mar Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 200 801 1975 Apr-Aug Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence 200 802 1964-1971 Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence: Brown, Harcourt (photocopies) 200 803 1968-1969 Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence: Brown, Quentin (photocopies) 200 804 1963-1964 Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence: Mitchell, Ruth (photocopies) 200 805 1965 Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence: Mitchell, Ruth (photocopies) 200 806 1966-1967 Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence: Mitchell, Ruth (photocopies) 200 807 1968 Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence: Mitchell, Ruth (photocopies) 200 808 1970-1971 Vietnam: Field Director Correspondence: Mitchell, Ruth (photocopies) 201 809 1957-1960 Vietnam: Financial Issues, Correspondence re. 201 810 1975 Vietnam: Former PLAN Vietnam Employees and Foster Children in the U.S. 201 811 1958-1959 Vietnam: Gia Kiem Stove Distribution Project 201 812 1970-1975 Vietnam: Hue, City of: Expansion to 201 813 1974-1975 Vietnam: International Conference on Children and National Development 201 814 1957-1958 Vietnam: Luong, Nyuyen (Director General Vietnamese Ministry of Welfare): Correspondence 201 815 1960-1962,1973 Vietnam: Montagnards, Correspondence re. 201 816 1956-1973, scattered Vietnam: Newspaper Clippings 201 817 1958-1965, scattered Vietnam: Office Space for PLAN 201 818 1957,1964-1966, 1973-1974 Vietnam: Personnel, Correspondence re. 201 819 1957-1958,1965, 1973 Vietnam: Policies and Programs, Correspondence re. 201 820 1975 Vietnam: Provisional Revolutionary Government, Correspondence re. 201 821 1957, 1969, 1973-1974 Vietnam: Publicity, Correspondence re. 201 822 1956, 1965 Jun-Nov Vietnam: Refugees 202 823 1965 Dec-1968 Vietnam: Refugees 202 824 1968-1969 Vietnam: Reinstatement of Cancelled Foster Children, Correspondence re. 202 825 1959-1962 Vietnam: Security Concerns, Correspondence re. 202 826 1958-1962 Vietnam: Shoe Distribution Campaign 202 827 1966 Vietnam: United States Agency for International Development 202 828 1972 Vietnam Children's Care Agency 202 829 1971, n.d. Vietnam Foster Children's Lists 202 830 n.d. Vietnam: Vaccination Promotion T-shirt 202 831 n.d. Vietnam: Vaccination Promotion T-shirt