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Related collection: s0622 St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America, Addenda, 1977-1979
The St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America Records collection was donated by the organization on September11, 2001 with addenda added on July 1, 2003.
Organized in March 1982, the St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America is a non-profit organization that seeks to educate persons in the Greater St. Louis area about the social and economic problems in Latin America. It focuses on education and action opportunities to publicize Latin American issues including monthly newsletters, petition drives, public events and projects, and legislative work. It also works in conjunction with other organizations such as Witness for Peace, Quest for Peace, and Sanctuary.
SCOPE AND CONTENT
The St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America Records collection includes financial information, correspondence, meeting minutes, newspaper clippings, newsletters, brochures, flyers, books, campaign information, audiotapes, videotapes, and photographs. Together they chronicle the establishment and activities of the St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America from 1982-1997. The records document its mission to promote public awareness about Latin America. The records also reveal the larger picture of the power of a grass-roots organization.
This collection is divided into six series: (1) Administration, (2) Campaigns, (3) Affiliated Organizations, (4) Publications, (5) Audiotapes and Videotapes, and (6) Photographs.
SERIES DESCRIPTION
SERIES 1 – ADMINISTRATION, FOLDERS 1-51
SERIES 2 – CAMPAIGNS, FOLDERS 52-254
This series includes campaigns concerning Latin America that the St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America participated in or sponsored from 1977-1997. Typical campaigns include Human Rights Week, Central America Week, Archbishop Oscar Arnulfo Romero memorial services, conferences, rallies, pickets, and various speakers. Arranged alphabetically by year.
SERIES 3 – AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS, FOLDERS 255-261
This series includes information and correspondence of organizations that the St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America worked with including American Baptist Churches, American Lutheran Church, Central America Resource Center, Diocese of Victoria, Pledge of Resistance, and United Methodist Church. Arranged alphabetically.
SERIES 4 – PUBLICATIONS, FOLDERS 262-322
This series includes newspaper clippings divided into topics including Bolivia, economics, Guatemala, NAFTA, general, poverty, Texas-Mexico border, trade, and women. Also included in this series are books, flyers, brochures, papers, and newsletters on Latin American topics. Arranged alphabetically.
SERIES 5 – PHOTOGRAPHS, FOLDERS 323-325
This series includes 276 photographs including scenes from Haiti, Mexico, and Nicaragua, Pastors for Peace, El Salvadorian refugees Maria and Julio, and Penny Lernoux. See photo database for complete descriptions.
SERIES 6 – AUDIOTAPES AND VIDEOTAPES, FOLDERS 326-336
This series includes 14 cassette tapes containing talks on Latin American topics given by Jennifer Cassolo, Noam Chomsky, El Salvadorian refugees Maria and Julio, Amilcar Mendez, Sarah Nelson, Karen Parker, Father John Sabrino, John Stockwell, and Nicolasas Terreros. Also includes in this series are 14 videotapes on Latin American topics including El Salvador, Nicaragua, sanctuary, and capital punishment.
FOLDER LIST
BOX 1 (127302)
FOLDERS 1-29
SERIES 1 - ADMINISTRATION
1. Action Resource List, n.d.
2. Alert Mailings, 1983-1984.
3. Annual Report, 1992.
4. Attendance Sheets, 1983-1984.
5. By-laws, 1982.
6. Central America Focus Planning Meeting, 1990.
7. Chart of Associated Organizations and Programs, n.d.
8. Chart of Organization, n.d.
9. Contacts, n.d.
10. Contribution Requests from Other Groups, 1981-1984.
11. Community Support Groups Correspondence, 1984-1985.
12. Community Support Groups, 1984-1987.
13. Proposal for Community Support Groups, 1983-1984.
14. Core Committee Members, 1985.
15. Core Committee Meeting Minutes, 1982-1985.
16. Core Committee Meeting Minutes, 1986-1988.
17. Correspondence, 1975-1987.
18. Correspondence, 1988-1995.
19. Correspondence, n.d.
20. Finance Committee Meeting Minutes, 1988-1989.
21. Finance Committee Correspondence, 1986-1994.
22. Financial Reports, 1982-1987.
23. Financial Reports, 1988.
24. Financial Reports, 1989.
25. Financial Reports, January-September, 1990.
26. Financial Reports, October-December, 1990.
27. Financial Reports, January-August, 1991.
28. Financial Reports, September-December, 1991.
29. Financial Reports, January-April, 1992.
BOX 2 (127303)
FOLDERS 30-96
30. Financial Reports, May-December, 1992.
31. Financial Reports, 1993.
32. Financial Reports, 1994.
33. Grant Application Form for Documentary on Nicaragua, 1986.
34. Guatemala Project Committee Members, 1986.
35. Guatemala Project Committee Meeting Minutes, 1985-1987.
36. Guatemala Project Committee, 1985-1987.
37. Guatemala Task Force, 1980-1985.
38. Guidebook for Community Support Groups, n.d.
39. The Inter-Faith Witness Newsletter, 1992.
40. The Inter-Faith Witness Newsletter, 1993.
41. Legislative Committee Members, 1985-1986.
42. Legislative Committee Meeting Minutes, 1985-1987.
43. Legislative Committee, 1985-1987.
44. Mailing List, 1983.
45. Representative Board Members, n.d.
46. St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America Brochure, n.d.
47. St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America Letterhead, n.d.
48. St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America June Newsletter, 1984.
49. St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America November Newsletter, 1984.
50. St. Louis Interfaith Committee on Latin America January Newsletter, 1985.
51. Steering Committee Members, n.d.
SERIES 2 - CAMPAIGNS
52. Latin American Symposium, 1977.
53. Proceedings of the Latin American Bishops Conference, 1979.
54. Second Annual Festival on Mission and Theology, 1979.
55. Women in Dialogue: Inter-American Meeting, 1979.
56. Dissent Paper on El Salvador and Central America, 1980.
57. A New Inter-American Policy for the Eighties, 1980.
58. People in Struggle: A Conference on Latin America and the Caribbean, 1980.
59. Testimony of the Ecclesiastical Delegates at the Burial of Mgr. Oscar Arnulfo Romero in Relation to the Events Which Occurred During Funeral, 1980.
60. Thirty-Second Anniversary Commemoration of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1980.
61. United Nations Resolutions on El Salvador, 1980.
62. Alexander Haig: War-maker, 1981.
63. Cardona, Ramon – “El Salvador: Struggle for Democracy,” 1981.
64. Crisis and Hope: Central America, 1981.
65. Ecumenical Memorial Prayer Service Vigil for El Salvador, 1981.
66. El Salvador: Next Vietnam?, 1981.
67. El Salvador Religious Service and Mass Protest, 1981.
68. El Salvador Revolution or Death, 1981.
69. Emergency Aid to El Salvador, 1981.
70. Fifth Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Human Rights Awards Banquet, 1981.
71. Guatemala: The Unnatural Disaster, Guatemala Teach-In, 1981.
72. Guilty of the Gospel, 1980-1981.
73. Human Rights Week, 1981.
74. Light Amid the Darkness: Hope for El Salvador, 1980-1981.
75. Picket and Rally to Protest U.S. Role in El Salvador, 1981.
76. Quan, Julio – “Roots of Revolution in Central America,” 1981.
77. Ronald Reagan at Notre Dame University, 1981.
78. Salvadoran Reds Following Script, 1981.
79. Second Anniversary Celebration of Victory in Nicaragua, 1981.
80. St. Louis Illustrated El Salvador, 1981.
81. Statement of the United States Catholic Conference on Central America, 1981.
82. Teatro Vivo Theater Group, 1981.
83. Testimony of Most Rev. James A. Hickey for the United States Catholic Conference Before the Inter-American Affairs Subcommittee of the House Foreign Affairs Committee on U.S. Policy Toward El Salvador, 1981.
84. Campbell, Sr. Betty and Peter Hinde, 1982.
85. Catholic Peace Fellowship, 1982.
86. Central America: Light Amid the Darkness, 1982-1983.
87. El Salvador Fiesta Meal, 1982.
88. Flooding Devastates Nicaragua, 1982.
89. Hartman, Sr. Mary and Sergio Garcia – Peace and Non Intervention in Central America, Part of Central American Conference, 1981-1982.
90. Human Rights Week, 1982.
91. Latin America Solidarity Committee Events, 1981-1982.
92. Letter from Joannes Paulus II, 1982.
93. Medical Aid to El Salvador, 1982.
94. National Conference on Guatemala, 1982.
95. Proposal to Hold an LASC Conference, 1982.
96. Pueblo a Pueblo Nicaragua Tour, 1982.
BOX 3 (102393)
FOLDERS 97-170
97. Report of an Inquiry Team to Guatemala, 1982.
98. Rivera, Linda (NY Circus)– “Christians in Nicaragua,” 1982.
99. Treumann, Bev- “Central America: Hope Amidst Horror,” 1981-1982.
100. U.S. Covert Operations Against Nicaragua: A Public Forum, 1982.
101. Vigil and Protest to Greet Vice President Bush, 1981-1982.
102. A Voice for the Voiceless, 1982.
103. Auger, Ivan – “Human Rights and the Political Situation in Chile Today,” 1983.
104. Blandon, Father Enrique and Rev. Patricia Castro Rocha – “Church in Nicaragua,” 1983.
105. Campaign for Peace with Justice in Central America, 1982-1983.
106. Central America Week, 1983.
107. Coalition for Sensible and Humane Solutions People’s Forum on the Federal Budget, 1983.
108. Endorsement Forms for Campaign for Peace with Justice in Central America, 1983.
109. Human Rights Week, 1983.
110. Life Patterns, Show 1-13, 1983.
111. Memorial Prayer Service for Archbishop Oscar Romero, 1983.
112. National Day of Action for Peace in Nicaragua and Central America, 1983.
113. National Network in Solidarity with the Nicaraguan People National Assembly, 1983.
114. Peckenham, Nancy – “Guatemala in Rebellion,” 1983.
115. Peoples in Struggle: A Second Conference on Latin America and the Caribbean, 1983.
116. Pope John Paul II’s Visit to Central America, 1982-1983.
117. Suchocki, Marjorie – “Theology and the Kingdom of God,” 1983.
118. Target Nicaragua: Inside a Covert War, 1983.
119. A Third Anniversary Ecumenical Prayer Service, 1983.
120. U.S. Policy in Central America by Congressman Richard A. Gephardt Before the United Nations Association Greater St. Louis Chapter, 1983.
121. Villalonga, David – “The Jewel Reclaimed,” 1982-1983.
122. An Action of Resistance, A Caravan of Conscience, 1984.
123. Central America Week, 1984.
124. Clements, Dr. Charles, 1984.
125. Core Retreat, 1984.
126. Dufresne, Brother Camillus – “The Other Side of the Mews in Nicaragua,” 1984.
127. Evaluation Form Mailed to Contacts, 1984.
128. Fourth Annual World Day of Prayer for Peace, 1983-1984.
129. General John W. Vessey, Jr. at the St. Louis Regional Commerce and Growth Association, 1984.
130. Guess Who’s Back! Maria and Julio Return to St. Louis for a Visit! Salvadoran Refugees, 1984.
131. July 17 Mailing, 1984.
132. Lernoux, Penny – “The U.S. Elections and Human Rights in Latin America,” 1984.
133. Lindell Boulevard’s Foreign Agents, 1984.
134. Memorial Day Convocation, 1984.
135. The Peace Alternative: A National Series of Forums on Central America and the 1984 Elections, 1984.
136. Pledge for Non-Intervention in Central America, 1984.
137. Publication Exchange Mailing, 1984.
138. Remember the Four and the Forty Thousand, 1984.
139. Saint Louis New Worlds Fair, 1984.
140. Sanctuary Monitors Notebook, Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1984.
141. Service of Welcome for Salvadoran Refugees, 1984.
142. Silva, Frei Jose Alamiro Andrade – “For Life and For Peace” Disarm the World in Order to Feed the People,” 1984.
143. A Statement of a Group of Mission Institute Directors Who Visited Nicaragua, 1984.
144. Washington, D.C. Trip. 1984.
145. Zamora, Lydia Ruth – “Health Care in Nicaragua Since the Revolution,” 1984.
146. Benefit Concert for the Helen Calderon Women’s Hospital, 1985.
147. Berryman, Phil, Gary McGeoin, and Hillel, 1985.
148. Bertrand, Sr. Mary – “The Ministry of Reconciliation as Resistance,” 1985.
149. Bi-Weekly Preventative Vigils, 1985.
150. Brody, Reed – “Nicaragua v. United States in the World Court,” 1985.
151. Celebrate Nicaragua’s 6th Anniversary, 1985.
152. Central America Week, 1985.
153. Changing Relations Between the State and the Economy in Central America, 1985.
154. Cispes National Convention, 1985.
155. Conference on Policy Alternatives for Central America, 1985.
156. Divided We Stand, Divided We Fall: Public-Private Sector Relations in Central America, 1985.
157. Fifth Anniversary to Commemorate the Deaths of the Four American Churchwomen and All Other Victims of War in El Salvador, 1985.
158. The Fifth Sun, 1985.
159. First National Caravan of Salvadorans for Peace and Justice, 1985.
160. Illapu in Concert, 1985.
161. Parker, Karen – “International Law, Human Rights, and War in Central America,” 1985.
162. Peace Jobs and Justice, 1985.
163. Peace Taskforce of the United Church of Christ, 1984-1985.
164. A Peasant of El Salvador, 1984-1985.
165. A Petition to the News Media for Adequate Coverage of the U.S. Sponsored Air War in El Salvador, 1985.
166. Pledge of Resistance Demonstrations Against Aid to Nicaragua Contras, 1985.
167. Poter, Gerardo and Ann Carrigan – “El Salvador,” 1985.
168. A Rally to React to Reagan’s Appeal for the Aid, 1985.
169. Sanctuary Arrests, 1985.
170. Sanctuary Committee, 1985-1986.
BOX 4 (102392)
FOLDERS 171-246
171. Struggle for Life: A Conference on Policy Alternatives for Central America, 1985.
172. World Affairs Council, 1985.
173. Acompanamiento: The Journey to Liberation, 1986.
174. Central American Week, 1986.
175. Commitment Cards, 1986.
176. Dawson, Barbara –“Oakdale: Behind Barbed Wire,” 1986.
177. The Economic Integration of Central America: New Perspectives in the Midst of Crisis, 1986.
178. Foreign Debt and Financial Assistance: The Case of Central America, 1986.
179. Guatemala: A Shout Echoes the World, 1986.
180. Intergovernmental Committee for Migration Report, 1986.
181. The Nationalization of Foreign Trade in El Salvador: The Myths and Realities of Coffee, 1986.
182. One Thousand Letters Campaign, 1986-1987.
183. Overground Railroad for Central American Refugees, 1986.
184. Parker, Karen – “The Geneva Conventions and Central America,” 1986.
185. Project 20, Annual Donations, 1986.
186. Project 20, Annual Donations, 1986.
187. Protest Reagan’s Policies, 1986.
188. Sanctuary Go On Trial, 1986.
189. Snell, Karen – “The Tucson Sanctuary Trial: Implications for Central American Organizers,” 1986.
190. Third World Debt, 1986.
191. Bailing Out Letter, 1987.
192. A Call to Accompaniment: American Religious Response to Repopulation in El Salvador, 1987.
193. Children’s Project, 1987.
194. The Contadora Group, 1986-1987.
195. Days of Decision: Stop Contra Aid, 1987.
196. Delegation of 100, 1987-1988.
197. Disappearances, 1987.
198. Forum and Briefing on Central America, 1987.
199. Guatemala Packet for Representative Buechner, 1987.
200. A Haggadah of Liberation: Central America, 1987.
201. House Meetings, 1987.
202. Inter-Faith Celebration of Martyrdom in Central America, 1987.
203. Merket, Stacey, Amnesty International, 1987.
204. Mobilization for Justice and Peace in Central America and Southern Africa, 1987.
205. No More Roads to War, 1987.
206. Puleo, Mev – “The World Debt Crisis: Who Owes Whom?,” 1987.
207. Quest for Peace, 1987-1988.
208. Recent Audio Visuals on Central America, 1987.
209. Resource List for Contra Aid Debate, 1987.
210. A Service of Welcome, 1987.
211. Seventh Anniversary Commemorative Service for Oscar Romero, 1986-1987.
212. American Friends Service Committee Conference, 1988.
213. Central America Week, 1988.
214. Democracy on a Leash: Human Rights in Latin America, 1988.
215. Eight Anniversary of Death of Four Women in El Salvador, 1988.
216. El Salvador: Steps to Freedom, 1988.
217. House Meetings, 1988.
218. Human Rights in Guatemala, 1988.
219. Menchu, Rigoberta – “Rigoberta Speaks,” 1988.
220. Norton, Reggie – “U.S. Central American Policy Post-Election Blues?,” 1988.
221. Pastors for Peace, 1988.
222. Pledge of Resistance – Witness for Peace, 1988.
223. SEP Workshop, 1988-1989.
224. Steps to Freedom, 1988.
225. Veterans Peace Convoy to Nicaragua, 1988.
226. Werleigh, Claudette – “Current Political Situation in Haiti,” 1988.
227. The Caring Communities Project: A Focus for the Future, 1989.
228. Central America Week, 1989.
229. A Discussion Series on Global Security, 1989.
230. Fasting for Peace in Central America, 1989-1990.
231. How Dare They? Roots and Goals in Central America, 1989.
232. Mev Puleo on Brazil, 1989.
233. Pastors for Peace, 1989.
234. St. Louis-Guarjila Companion Community Delegation to El Salvador, 1989.
235. “In the Name of God…Stop the Repression” 60 Days Toward Peace in Central America, 1990.
236. Salvadoran Coffee Boycott, 1990.
237. Causes and Cures: A National Campaign on the Narcotics Epidemic, 1991.
238. Guatemala Journal by Bishop Tom Gumbleton, 1991.
239. Make It Stop: A Campaign to End Torture in Guatemala, 1991.
240. Make It Stop: A Campaign to End Torture in Guatemala Button, 1991.
241. Noel and Grethel Montoya of Nicaragua, 1991.
242. Passover Celebration, 1991.
243. Pastors for Peace, 1991.
244. Responding to God’s Will for Shalom, 1991.
245. Schenck, David – “Guatemala: Hope and Struggle in a Hidden War. Human Rights Agenda for the 90s,” 1991.
246. Terreros, Nicolasa, 1989-1990.
BOX 5 (102394)
FOLDERS 247-289
247. Border Witness, 1992.
248. Border Witness, 1993.
249. U.S.-Cuba Friendshipment Caravan to Cuba, 1993.
250. Webster University Center for International Education – NAFTA, 1992-1993.
251. Webster University Center for International Education – Mexico Conference, 1993.
252. A Fresh Start: Seeking Economic Justice in Central America and North America, 1994.
253. Pastors for Peace, 1995.
254. The St. Louis Program of Decision Making in U.S. Foreign Policy, 1997.
SERIES 3 - AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS
255. American Baptist Churches, 1982-1986.
256. American Lutheran Church, 1982-1985.
257. Central America Resource Center, 1984.
258. Contacts in the Rio Grande Valley, n.d.
259. Diocese of Victoria, 1991.
260. Pledge of Resistance, 1984-1987.
261. United Methodist Church, 1985.
SERIES 4 -PUBLICATIONS
262. Beyond Guilt and Powerlessness: Christian Response to Human Suffering, 1989.
263. Beyond the Myths: The Families Helped By the AFDC Program, 1985.
264. Bolivia Newspaper Clippings, 1983-1986.
265. Border Measles Initiative Plan, 1996.
266. Brochures, 1988-1993.
267. Campaign Against U.S. Intervention Newsletter, 1981-1985.
268. Central America Newspaper Clippings, 1991-1994.
269. Condoning the Killing: Ten Years of Massacres in El Salvador, 1990.
270. Cross-Border Links: A Directory of Organizations in Canada, Mexico, and the United States, 1992.
271. Economic Newspaper Clippings, 1988-1994.
272. Economic Newspaper Clippings, n.d.
273. Environment Newspaper Clippings, 1992-1994.
274. Flyers, 1985-1995.
275. Flyers, n.d.
276. General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) Newspaper Clippings, 1991-1994.
277. Guatemala Newspaper Clippings, 1980-1982.
278. Guatemala Newspaper Clippings, 1983-1990.
279. Health and Environmental Issues at the Texas-Mexico Border, 1990.
280. H.R. 2748, 1989.
281. List of Resource Material on File in the HRO Office, 1992-1993.
282. Materials for Central America Week in Schools, 1986-1990.
283. Maximizing Deniability: The Justice System and Human Rights in Guatemala, 1989.
284. Mexico InfoPak A Briefing Book for Community Leaders, 1992.
285. Military Aid Newspaper Clippings, 1981-1983.
286. NAFTA Bumper Stickers, n.d.
287. NAFTA: IFCLA’s Agenda, n.d.
288. NAFTA Newspaper Clippings, 1992.
289. NAFTA Newspaper Clippings, January-May 1993.
BOX 6 (102398)
FOLDERS 290-308
290. NAFTA Newspaper Clippings, June-August, 1993.
291. NAFTA Newspaper Clippings, September-October 1993.
292. NAFTA Newspaper Clippings, November-December 1993.
293. NAFTA Newspaper Clippings, 1994-1995.
294. NAFTA Newspaper Clippings, n.d.
295. The NAFTA Supplemental Agreements, 1993.
296. Newspaper Clippings, 1977-1982.
297. Newspaper Clippings, 1983-1985.
298. Newspaper Clippings, 1986.
299. Newspaper Clippings, 1987-1988.
300. Newspaper Clippings, 1989.
301. Newspaper Clippings, 1990-1991.
302. Newspaper Clippings, 1992.
303. Newspaper Clippings, 1993.
304. Newspaper Clippings, 1994.
305. Newspaper Clippings, 1995.
306. Newspaper Clippings, n.d.
307. Opportunity in Mexico: A Small Business Guide, 1992.
308. People of Hope: The Protestant Movement in Central America, 1990.
BOX 7 (102400)
FOLDERS 309-333
309. PFS: Preface User’s Guide, n.d.
310. Playgrounds vs. Battlegrounds, n.d.
311. Poverty Newspaper Clippings, 1992-1993.
312. The Road to Damascus: Kairos and Conversion, 1990.
313. Seeds of Promise: The Prophetic Church in Central America, 1990.
314. Signatures Approving the Resolutions and Statements by the Fifteenth General Synod of the United Church of Christ, n.d.
315. Texas-Mexico Border Newspaper Clippings, 1991-1994.
316. Texas-Mexico Border Newspaper Clippings, n.d.
317. Trade Newspaper Clippings, 1990-1994.
318. Trading Freedom: How Free Trade Affects Our Lives, Work and Environment, 1992.
319. U.S. Border Patrol Operations Brief, n.d.
320. Witness for Peace Newsletters, 1983-1985.
321. Witness for Peace Testimonies, 1984-1986.
322. Women Newspaper Clippings, 1990-1993.
SERIES 5 – PHOTOGRAPHS
323. Photographs 701.1-701.26
324. Photographs 701.27-701.122
325. Photographs 701.123-701.276
SERIES 6 - AUDIOTAPES AND VIDEOTAPES
326. Cassette Tape T701.1-T701.2
T701.1- Cassolo, Jennifer at the Alliance Sanctuary Committee Assembly on conditions in Central America, 1990.
T701.2 - Chomsky, Noam speaking at University of Missouri – Columbia on the New World Order as a Peace Perspective Lecture, 1991. (2 cassette tapes)
327. Cassette Tape T701.3
T701.3 - Chomsky, Noam speaking on United States Foreign Policy in the Caribbean and Central America, n.d. (7 copies)
328. Cassette Tapes T701.4-T701.6
T701.4 - The Contemporary World on WSSR, Maria and Julio on Sanctuary and El Salvador with Pat Warner, the Coordinator of Sanctuary Program in St. Louis, as translator, n.d.
T701.5 - Firsthand: Land Rites: The Mayans and the Guatemalan Military, 1985.
T701.6 - Fisher, Rose, speaking about her family history, n.d.
329. Cassette Tapes T701.7-701.8
T701.7 - Mendez, Amilcar, human rights worker, speaking on conditions in Guatemala, n.d. (2 cassette tapes)
T701.8 - Nelson, Sarah, speaking on Contragate: The Secret Team, A Summary in March, 1987.
330. Cassette Tapes T701.9-T701.11
T701.9 - Nicaragua: A People in Struggle, 1980.
T701.10 - Parker, Karen, speaking at Santa Barbara on human rights and United States foreign policy, 1985.
T701.11 - Sabrino, Father John, speaking at St. Francis Xavier College Church at St. Louis University on Poverty and Wealth: What They Mean Today, 1991. (2 cassette tapes)
331. Cassette Tapes T701.12-T701.14
T701.12 - Salvadoran Army attack on Guarjila Chalatenago in El Salvador, 1989.
T701.13 -Stockwell, John, speaking on Secret Wars of CIA: Part II, 1987.
T701.14 - Terreros, Nicolasas National Coordinator of Servicio Paz y Justicia (Service for Peace and Justice/SERPAJ), speaking at St. Joseph Church Hall in Clayton, Missouri on Panama and the United States, 1990. (2 cassette tapes)
332. Videotapes V701.1-V701.3
V701.1 - Aquash, Annie Mae - Brave Hearted Woman, n.d.
V701.2 - Barnett, Father Jim discussing conditions in El Salvador, 1989.
V701.3 - Congressman Clay on C-Span discussing capital punishment, n.d.
333. Videotapes V701.4-V701.6
V701.4 - Fisher, Maggie on Channel 2’s “Perception” with Donn Johnson concerning the Veterans Peace Convoy to Nicaragua, 1988.
V701.5 - Frontline: High Crimes and Misdemeanors, Iran Contra, n.d.
V701.6 - Frontline: Sanctuary followed by the New Underground Railroad, 1983.
BOX 8 (102391)
FOLDERS 334-336
334. Videotapes V701.7-V701.9
V701.7 - La Lucha: The Struggle for the Church in Central America, n.d.
V701.8 - A New Way of Being Church: Liberation for the Poor-Salvation for the Rich with Mev Puleo, 1988.
V701.9 - No Grapes, 1992.
335. Videotapes V701.10-V701.13
V701.10 - Point of View: Faith Even to the Fire, 1992.
V701.11- Point of View: Maria’s Story, 1991.
V701.12 - Slender Wooden Crosses: The War Continues in Nicaragua, 1989.
336. Videotapes V701.13-V701.14
V701.13 - Sobrino, Jon, “Day of Reflection,” concerns El Salvador, 1991.
V701.14 - Unidentified speaker discussing conditions in Nicaragua, n.d. (2 copies)
INDEX
American Friends Service Committee, f. 6, 10, 17-18, 58, 91, 149, 161, 196, 212
Bush, George, f. 6, 101, 266, 271, 276, 299, 301, 306
Clarke, Maura, f. 4, 60, 72-74, 86, 119, 138, 157, 173, 213, 215
Donovan, Jean, f. 4, 60, 72-74, 86, 119, 138, 157, 173, 213, 215
Ford, Ita, f. 4, 60, 72-74, 86, 119, 138, 157, 173, 213, 215
El Salvador, f. 2-4, 6-7, 13, 17-19, 40, 48-50, 56-57, 60-69, 72-75, 77-78, 80-81, 83-87, 90-91, 93, 95, 99, 101-102, 105-106, 109, 111, 115-116, 119, 122-124, 129-131, 134-135, 138, 140-141, 149, 155, 157, 159, 161, 164-165, 167, 169, 173-174, 180-183, 191-193-194, 196-197, 204, 211, 213, 215-216, 222, 224, 228, 230, 233-234, 236, 243, 267-269, 274, 282, 296-297, 299-301, 303, 306, 314, 328, 331-333, 336
Gephardt, Dick, f. 6, 19, 120, 125, 136, 144, 235, 252, 266, 299
Guatemala, f. 2, 13, 17-19, 34-37, 48, 50, 54, 64, 71, 76, 81-82, 90, 94, 97, 105-106, 109, 114, 130-131, 148, 154, 161, 169, 179, 182, 191, 194, 197, 199, 204, 218-220, 230, 239-240, 245, 252, 266, 268, 274-278, 282-283, 285, 296-299, 303, 314, 317, 325, 326, 328-329
Honduras, f. 2, 6, 18, 40, 49-50, 54, 86, 106, 109, 134, 149, 161, 194, 198, 204, 228, 238, 268, 282, 306, 314, 322
Kazel, Dorothy, f. 4, 60, 72-74, 86, 119, 138, 157, 173, 213, 215
Latin Solidarity Committee, f.17, 95
Maquiladoras, f. 39, 248, 272, 317
Maria and Julio, f. 13, 38, 130, 140, 274, 324, 328
NAFTA, f. 18-19, 40, 250, 252, 266, 268, 271-276, 286-295, 303, 317
Nicaragua, f. 1-3, 6-7, 12-13, 18, 33, 39-40, 49-50, 54, 57-58, 61, 79, 81, 86, 88-89, 96, 98-100, 102, 104, 112-113, 115, 118, 126, 133-136, 143, 145-146, 149-151, 154-155, 166, 168, 174, 196, 198, 207, 213, 221-222, 225, 228, 230, 233, 235, 241, 243, 267-268, 274-275, 296-300, 302-304, 306, 311, 314, 320-321, 324-325, 330, 333, 335-336
Panama, f. 6, 52, 54, 57, 60, 135, 194, 228, 246, 275, 282, 301, 304, 328, 331
Pastors for Peace, f. 18, 221, 233, 243, 249, 253, 323
Pledge of Resistance, f. 17, 260
Sanctuary, f. 13, 38, 122, 140, 161,169-170, 188-189, 203, 210, 274, 324, 326, 328, 333
Reagan, Ronald, f. 2, 17-18, 48-49, 62-63, 69, 77, 90, 105, 107, 131, 149, 154, 168, 187, 267, 271, 297, 299-300
Romero, Oscar Arnulfo, f. 59-60, 65, 67, 72, 75, 81, 84-85, 106, 109, 111, 123, 155, 157, 174, 211, 213, 228, 242, 274, 301, 306
Witness for Peace, f. 2-3, 6-7, 171, 222, 252, 300, 320-321
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