C Goode, Malvin R. (1908-1995), Papers, 1911-2001 1706 8 linear feet, 277 audio cassettes, 88 audio tapes, 11 video cassettes, 6 film reels RESTRICTED This collection is available at The State Historical Society of Missouri. If you would like more information, please contact us at [email protected]. INTRODUCTION Malvin Russell Goode, Sr. was the first African-American broadcast journalist at ABC News. The collection consists of letters, speeches, photographs, audio cassettes, reel-to-reel tapes, awards, and other miscellaneous items documenting his life, career, and African-American culture. DONOR INFORMATION The Goode Papers were donated to the University of Missouri by his children, Robert W. Goode, Richard A. Goode, Roberta Goode-Wilburn, Rosalia G. Parker, Ronald L. Goode, and M. Russell Goode, Jr., on 5 October 2001 (Accession No. 5897). An addition to the collection was made on 11 March 2002. RESTRICTIONS Consult the reference staff about the restrictions on this collection. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Malvin Russell Goode, Sr., was born 13 February 1908, in White Plains, Virginia. He was the son of William H. and Mary Ellen Hunter Goode. The family moved to Homestead, Pennsylvania, while Mal was still a child. Mal Goode married Mary Lavelle on 26 September 1936. They had seven children, one of whom died in infancy. The surviving children are Malvin Russell, Robert W., Richard Allen, Roberta Louise (Goode-Wilburn), Ronald Lavelle, and Rosalia Ellen (Parker). After graduating from Homestead High School, Goode went on to attend the University of Pittsburgh and graduated in 1931. For five years after receiving his degree, he continued working for the Homestead Works of U.S. Steel, where he had been employed during high school and college. After he quit U.S. Steel in 1936, he worked at various times as a probation officer, director for the YMCA, manager for the Pittsburgh Housing Authority, and eventually in the public relations department of the Pittsburgh Courier. In 1949, he began working in broadcast journalism, while continuing his work with the Courier. Initially, he worked for KQV Radio with a twice-weekly commentary called “The Courier Speaks.” In 1950, he also began working for station WHOD as a newsman. His sister, Mary Dee, partnered with him on WHOD broadcasts. Goode had thirteen years of broadcasting experience with four different Pittsburgh radio stations when he was selected by ABC in September 1962 to be a United Nations correspondent. With his hiring, ABC became the first national news network to hire an African-American correspondent.
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C Goode, Malvin R. (1908-1995), Papers, 1911-2001 1706 8 linear feet, 277 audio cassettes, 88 audio tapes, 11 video cassettes, 6 film reels
RESTRICTED
This collection is available at The State Historical Society of Missouri. If you would like more information, please contact us at [email protected].
INTRODUCTION
Malvin Russell Goode, Sr. was the first African-American broadcast journalist at ABC News. The collection consists of letters, speeches, photographs, audio cassettes, reel-to-reel tapes, awards, and other miscellaneous items documenting his life, career, and African-American culture. DONOR INFORMATION The Goode Papers were donated to the University of Missouri by his children, Robert W. Goode, Richard A. Goode, Roberta Goode-Wilburn, Rosalia G. Parker, Ronald L. Goode, and M. Russell Goode, Jr., on 5 October 2001 (Accession No. 5897). An addition to the collection was made on 11 March 2002. RESTRICTIONS Consult the reference staff about the restrictions on this collection. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Malvin Russell Goode, Sr., was born 13 February 1908, in White Plains, Virginia. He was the son of William H. and Mary Ellen Hunter Goode. The family moved to Homestead, Pennsylvania, while Mal was still a child.
Mal Goode married Mary Lavelle on 26 September 1936. They had seven children, one of whom died in infancy. The surviving children are Malvin Russell, Robert W., Richard Allen, Roberta Louise (Goode-Wilburn), Ronald Lavelle, and Rosalia Ellen (Parker). After graduating from Homestead High School, Goode went on to attend the University of Pittsburgh and graduated in 1931. For five years after receiving his degree, he continued working for the Homestead Works of U.S. Steel, where he had been employed during high school and college.
After he quit U.S. Steel in 1936, he worked at various times as a probation officer, director for the YMCA, manager for the Pittsburgh Housing Authority, and eventually in the public relations department of the Pittsburgh Courier. In 1949, he began working in broadcast journalism, while continuing his work with the Courier. Initially, he worked for KQV Radio with a twice-weekly commentary called “The Courier Speaks.” In 1950, he also began working for station WHOD as a newsman. His sister, Mary Dee, partnered with him on WHOD broadcasts. Goode had thirteen years of broadcasting experience with four different Pittsburgh radio stations when he was selected by ABC in September 1962 to be a United Nations correspondent. With his hiring, ABC became the first national news network to hire an African-American correspondent.
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Seven weeks after he was hired, the Cuban Missile Crisis developed and because the lead ABC correspondent for the United Nations was on vacation, Goode reported on the entire story for ABC. He continued to cover the U.N. for ABC until his retirement in 1973.
Goode also reported on civil rights issues and political conventions for the network. After his retirement from ABC, he worked for the National Black Network, again covering the U.N., civil rights, and politics.
Goode was jailed many times in attempts to harass and intimidate him for his involvement with civil rights issues. He was active with the NAACP and traveled across the country to give speeches for more than 200 local chapters. He knew and interviewed many prominent civil rights leaders and athletes like Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X, and Jackie Robinson. SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
The Malvin R. Goode Papers contain letters, speeches, photographs, audio recordings, awards, and other miscellaneous items documenting his life, career, and African-American culture. The papers have been arranged into eight series: Correspondence; Clippings; News and Subject Files; Writings, Assignments, and Interviews; Speeches; Miscellaneous; Photographs; and Audiovisual.
The Correspondence series is arranged chronologically except for undated materials, which are at the end of the series and arranged in alphabetical order by the correspondent’s name. The incoming correspondence mainly consists of letters requesting Goode as a speaker at events, but his outgoing letters document his interest in politics and sports, particularly baseball. Goode was not shy about sharing his opinions with presidents, congressmen, or star athletes. Carbon copies of Goode’s responses to letters are usually typed on the back of the originals and reveal an extensive network of friends and associates from around the nation. Letters from family and friends are also scattered throughout the series. Of note are letters from Jackie Robinson.
The Clippings series consists of news clippings from around the United States which mainly document Goode’s speaking engagements; however some also address the experiences and views of the African-American community on politics, sports, and events in African countries. Copies, some incomplete, of the Pittsburgh Renaissance News are included in the series. The clippings are arranged by subject and then chronologically.
The News and Subject Files series contains press releases and wire reports collected by Goode during the course of his career. These materials are arranged chronologically. A small group of folders were arranged by Goode as subject files. These have been retained as subject files instead of being separated into press releases, clippings, or correspondence. The subject files deal with the Kennedys, minority aging, civil rights leaders, apartheid, and Africa and are arranged alphabetically. The Writings, Assignments, and Interviews series contains interview notes and transcripts, scripts, film quality reports, lecture and travel expenses, and various personal writings. Included in this series is an outline for Goode’s autobiography. This series is arranged alphabetically by type of material, and then chronologically. The Speeches series consists of typewritten copies of speeches Goode gave at different venues around the nation. Some speeches have multiple drafts as Goode
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adapted previously prepared speeches for new audiences and some are different speeches with the same theme and title. They are arranged alphabetically by title.
The Miscellaneous series contains a wide variety of documents, such as ceremony programs, award certificates and photocopies and digital images of plaques and other items given to Goode over his career. There are also objects related to the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity to which Goode belonged. Of particular note is a print of Mal Goode created by Bryan McFarlane for the Miller Brewing Company’s 1987 Gallery of Greats calendar.
The programs are related to civil rights organizations, churches, colleges, funerals, and lectures that are generally associated with the African-American community. The scrapbook pages contain autographs and ephemera relating to the Pittsburgh Pirates and other baseball players from the 1950s and 1960s. This series is arranged alphabetically by topic. The Photographs series consists of family photographs, a few photographs by Teenie Harris, baseball players, celebrities, world leaders, and photographs documenting trips and United Nations delegates. They are arranged alphabetically by topic.
The Audiovisual series contains audio cassettes, open reel tapes, and a variety of video formats. The materials document sermons, interviews, speeches, and United Nations sessions. Due to the bulk of materials in this series, these items have been catalogued using only the information provided on the label. There may be errors, as Goode frequently recorded new material over the original recordings. The series has been arranged by format.
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FOLDER LIST Correspondence Series f. 1 1911-1931 f. 2 1952-1954 March f. 3 1954 March-1955 f. 4 1956-1959 f. 5 1960-1961 f. 6 1961 March-1962 August f. 7-10 1962 September-December f. 11-19 1963 f. 20-24 1964 f. 25-30 1965 f. 31-40 1966 f. 41-50 1967 f. 51-60 1968 f. 61-68 1969 f. 69-76 1970 f. 77-85 1971 f. 86-93 1972 f. 94-97 1973 f. 98-101 1974 f. 102-108 1975 f. 109-114 1976 f. 115-121 1977 f. 122-123 1978 f. 124-131 1979 f. 132-138 1980 f. 139-141 1981 f. 142 1982 f. 143-144 1983 f. 145-150 1984 f. 151-154 1985 f. 155-157 1986 f. 158-160 1987 f. 161-165 1988 f. 166-168 1989 f. 169-171 1990 f. 172-176 1991 f. 177-179 1992 f. 180 1993 f. 181 1994-1997 f. 182 1998 f. 183 1999-2001 f. 184 Undated A-F
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Correspondence Series (con’d) f. 185 Undated Goode, Antje-Goode, Richard f. 186 Undated Goode, Robert-Graham f. 187 Undated H-R f. 188 Undated S-Z f. 189 Undated Miscellaneous Clippings Series f. 190 Education f. 191 Employment & Affirmative Action, 1966-1987, n.d. f. 192 Family Members f. 193 Lectures & Speeches, 1963-1975 f. 194 Lectures & Speeches, 1976-1988, n.d. f. 195 Lectures & Speeches- Churches, 1968-1992, n.d. f. 196 Lectures & Speeches- NAACP, 1963-1975 f. 197 Lectures & Speeches- NAACP, 1976-1985 f. 198 Lectures & Speeches- NAACP, n.d. f. 199 Lectures & Speeches- Schools, 1963-1979 f. 200 Lectures & Speeches- Schools, 1980-1989, n.d. f. 201 Malvin R. Goode, Sr.- Articles About, 1950-1970 f. 202 Malvin R. Goode, Sr.- Articles About, 1972-1986 f. 203 Malvin R. Goode, Sr.- Articles About, 1971-1995 f. 204 Malvin R. Goode, Sr.- Articles About, n.d. f. 205 "Memo from Mac"- John McCormally, June-July 1963 f. 206 "Memo from Mac"- John McCormally, August-September 1963, n.d. f. 207 Minority Issues f. 208 Miscellaneous f. 209 NAACP, 1961-1992, n.d. f. 210 People f. 211 Politics, 1975-1992, n.d. f. 212 Politics- African American Leaders f. 213 Politics- Carter & Bush Administrations f. 214 Politics- Civil Rights f. 215 Politics- International, 1936-1991 f. 216 Politics- International, n.d. f. 217 Politics- Kennedy Family f. 218 Politics- Poverty & Homelessness f. 219 Politics- Reagan Administration f. 220 Politics- Reagan Administration f. 221 Press and Media f. 222 Religion f. 223 Sports, 1957-1995 f. 224 Sports, n.d. f. 225 Teaneck, New Jersey
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News and Subject Files Series f. 226-243 Press Releases f. 226 1962-1963 f. 227 1964 f. 228 1965 f. 229-230 1966 f. 231-232 1967 January-February f. 233 1967 March-1970 f. 234 1971 March-1972 March f. 235 1972 March-December f. 236 1973, 1975-1977 f. 237 1979, 1981-1982 October f. 238 1982 December-1983 October f. 239 1983 October f. 240 1983 October-1984 February f. 241 1984 May 1984-1985 April f. 242 1985 August-1988 f. 243 1989-1990 f. 244-245 Wire Reports, 1954-1987, n.d. f. 246-264 Subject Files
f. 246-250 Apartheid and Africa f. 251 Documentary “It Can Be Done” f. 252 Robert F. Kennedy assassination f. 253 Martin Luther King, Jr. assassination f. 254 Malcolm X f. 255 Minority aging f. 256-257 Racism f. 258-260 Paul Robeson f. 261-263 South Africa f. 264 Sweden trip
Writings, Assignments, and Interviews Series f. 265 Assignments, Contact Lists, and Film Quality Reports f. 266 Lecture schedules and story ideas f. 267 Interview questions and notes f. 268-278 Interview transcripts- “It Can Be Done” documentary f. 279 Interview transcripts, 1968-1969 f. 280-302 Scripts f. 280 ABC, 1961-1963 f. 281-282 ABC, 1964 January-20 December f. 283 ABC, 1964, 23 December-1965 February f. 284 ABC, 1965 March-September f. 285 ABC, 1965 October-1966 August
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Writings, Assignments, and Interviews Series (con’d) f. 286 ABC, 1966 September-November f. 287 ABC, 1966 December-1967 July f. 288 ABC, 1967 August-1971 June f. 289 ABC, 1971 August-1972 f. 290 ABC, 1973, n.d. f. 291-293 ABC-U.N. Related, n.d. f. 294 Colleagues, 1962, 1969 f. 295 Colleagues, 1973, 1989, 1991 f. 296 NBN, 1975, 1984, 1987 f. 297 NBN, 1991, 1993, n.d. f. 298 Radio, 1950s, 1968, and 1969 f. 299 UPI and American Information Reports f. 300-302 n.d. f. 303-309 Writings f. 303 Black History; “All God’s Children” Galley Proof f. 304 “Fritz Bollard: The Early Football Black Wonder”; “The Civil Rights Forerunner”; Miscellaneous writings f. 305 “Black Christmas and My Major Interests” by K. Leroy Irvis; Goode children’s school papers; Commissioner Hook’s Article for Afro- American Newspaper f. 306-308 Autobiography f. 309 Book Outline, The Time Is Ripe and miscellaneous drafts Speeches Series f. 310 List of speeches given 1965-1969 f. 311 Notes for speeches f. 312 Alpha Phi Alpha and the Promise of Dr. King for Delta Theta Lambda
Chapter, Huntsville, AL The Black Press and Tomorrow for the New York Association of Black Journalists, 1987
Can Tomorrow Be Worthwhile? Can We Realize Martin’s Dream?
f. 313 A Case For The Aged A Catalyst For Change (4 versions)
f. 314 The Cattle on A Thousand Hills (2 versions) A Change of Climate for Southwestern Regional Convention of the
NAACP f. 315 A Change of Climate for Onondaga County Urban League
Civil Rights on the Move Communications & Tomorrow Community Involvement
f. 316 The Consumer: Educated Today . . . Learned Tomorrow A Debt America Owes To Dr. King
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Speeches Series (con’d)
Do We Really Care? Don’t Get Lost
f. 317 Don’t Get Lost for Bowie State College Commencement, 1969 Don’t Get Lost for Woodland High School Commencement, 1969
f. 318 Don’t Get Lost for Third Annual Plans-for-Progress Vocational Guidance Institute, UNC-Greensboro Don’t Get Lost for National Salute to Black Achievers in Industry Dinner, Harlem YMCA Don’t Lose Your Way for Greater St. Louis Association of Black Journalists The Elks at the Crossroads
Equality thru Unity for Region II Convention of the NAACP, 1978 f. 319 The Eye Of The Storm in Ft. Lauderdale, c. 1972
The Eye Of The Storm for Lincoln University Summer Commencement, Jefferson City, Missouri, 1973
First Baptist Of South Orange Tomorrow in New Jersey Focus For The 80’s… Strategies For Success for Annual Conference of the Association for Equality and Excellence in Education, 1983
f. 320 Frederick Douglass & Journalism for Howard University School of Communications Workshop
Freedom And Identity In The Seventies for Mid-Western Regional Convention of Alpha Kappa Alpha Society, 1970
f. 321 The Future Of Us All for Charlotte-Mecklinburg Chapter of the Sickle Cell Foundation
The Future Of Us All in Maryland Get Into The Arena And Fight for 60th Anniversary of New Hope Baptist Church, Hackensack, NJ, 1981 God Didn’t Make No Junk for Alpha Phi Alpha Leadership Conference, Howard University, 1986
A Greater Alabama Tomorrow for Mobile, AL Chapter, NAACP, 1976 f. 322 Hearing God’s Word For Our Time: Responding With Daring
Stewardship for Grace Memorial Church, Pittsburgh, PA, and for Sherman Avenue Church of God, Anderson, IN Here We Go Again for NAACP chapters or branches in Lexington-Fayette, KY; Leavenworth, KS; Columbus, OH (?); Fayetteville, NC
f. 323 The Heritage Of Clark for Black Students Association, Clark College The Homecoming for Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University Homecoming, 1976
Honor To Whom Honor Is Due for media/journalism awardees event How Well Do We Remember? for Livingstone Centennial Committee
f. 324 I Knew Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. for Zeta Rho Lambda Chapter, Dover, DE; for Alpha Phi Alpha, Columbus, OH; in La Plata, MD; in West Palm Beach, FL
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Speeches Series (con’d)
f. 325 If Not The Church, Then Who Shall Save Us? for Clark Memorial Church, Nashville, TN
Including Me for Association of Black Media Workers of Baltimore, MD; Iowa-Nebraska Convention of the NAACP; Freedom Fund Dinner of the San Antonio Branch of the NAACP; 45th Annual Convention of Buckeye State Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association; and in Amarillo, TX, 1978
f. 326 Indianapolis for Men’s Council, Trinity Colored Methodist Episcopal Church
It’s A Rough Road But Don’t Lose Your Way for Annual Conference of the National Association of Black Journalists-Region 5; Black Cultural Resources Center and Minority Affairs of Wright State University, 1982 Lest We Forget for Freedom Sunday, Macedonia Baptist Church, Pittsburgh, PA
f. 327 Let None Of Us Forget the Dreamer . . . Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Let Us Look Toward Tomorrow With Faith for Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce
Let’s Be Free Indeed Let’s Change The Me To We for the Allegheny East Chapter of the NAACP Let’s Go To Work for the Annual Meeting of the Citizen’s Forum, 1972
f. 328 Let’s Go To Work for Church of God in Christ Convocation, Mason Temple, Memphis, TN, 1969; New Light Baptist Church, Detroit, MI; Men’s Day, Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, Birmingham, AL, 1977
f. 329 Let’s Go To Work for Men’s Day, Lane Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal Church, St. Louis, MO, 1972; Mount Carmel Baptist Church, Charlotte, NC, 1976; Board of Christian Education, Dallas, TX, 1970
f. 330 Let’s Go To Work for unidentified church in Columbus, OH (?) Let’s Move Now in Detroit, MI
Let’s Move Out With Our Power for the Conference of Black Mayors, Philadelphia, PA, 1988 Like It Is . . . Black Cultural Survival for Convocation, Central State University, 1970
A Look Over The Mountain for NAACP National Convention f. 331 A Look Over The Mountain for NAACP Convention, Denver, CO, 1965
A Look Toward Tomorrow for Commencement, Alabama, 1967 Agricultural and Mechanical College, Normal, AL A Look At Tomorrow for Leroy K. Irvis Testimonial Dinner, Harrisburg, PA
f. 332 The Making Of A Man for Mens’ Council, Grace Memorial Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, PA, 1964 Malvin R. Goode’s Congressional Testimony on Discrimination in Broadcast Media, November 1971
Malvin R. Goode’s statement to the United Nations’ Apartheid Committee
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Speeches Series (con’d)
f. 333 Untitled speech for Mass Communications Career Conference at A&T, Greensboro, NC Mass Media Utilization By Ethnic Minorities for workshop at Oregon State University
The Meaning Of Black History Medgar Evers Freedom Fund Dinner speech, Buffalo, NY
f. 334 Mississippi Tomorrow . . . Prepare Them Now for the Mississippi Regional Educational Services Agency My Brother’s Keeper for Tavern Owners convention; Volunteers for Dropouts Club, Los Angeles, CA, 1964; Annual Luncheon of Chi Eta Phi Sorority, NY, 1968; NULB Convention, 1979
f. 335 My Country Has Lost Its Way… for New Brunswick Chapter of the NAACP, NJ My Nation Has Lost Its Way . . . But the Urban League Can Help Her Find It Again for Bergen County Urban League
The NAACP- America’s Conscience Nazareth And The Next 100 Years for Nazareth Baptist Church, Washington, D.C.
f. 336 The Need For Quality And Excellence In Education for the Association For Equality and Excellence in Education, Inc. Annual Conference, Kiamesha Lake, NY, 1982
The New Southern Climate f. 337 The News Media and Black People
The Next One Hundred Years for Pittsburgh Centennial Committee No Man Is an Island for Eta Phi Beta Sorority
Our Noble Heritage for Black History Month Program, Heritage for America, Washington, D.C.
f. 338 A Payment Is Due for Alumni Banquet, Tougaloo College, Jackson, MS, 1967; Alumni Dinner, Shaw University, Raleigh, NC, 1970; Dayton, OH Alumnae Chapter of Lincoln University, 1979; Alpha Phi Alpha, Glassboro, NJ
f. 339 A Piece Of The Rock for Alpha Kappa Alpha, Oklahoma City, OK; United Negro College Fund function, Florida; Black Mayors in Cincinnati, OH
A Place To Stand for Ambassador’s Club, Grand Rapids, MI f. 340 A Place to Stand for Golden Anniversary Banquet, RHO Chapter, Alpha
Phi Alpha Fraternity, Philadelphia, PA, 1964; Hill District Community Council, Wesley Center AME Zion Church, Pittsburgh, PA, 1965
f. 341 Alliquippa . . . My Place To Stand for Human Rights Dinner, Alliquippa, Pennsylvania Chapter of the NAACP, 1965
Dayton . . . My Place To Stand in Dayton, OH A Place To Stand in Youngstown, OH
f. 342 Preparation For Tomorrow . . . If There Is A Tomorrow for the Educational Opportunity Fund Program
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Speeches Series (con’d) Putting Your College Degree To Work In Your Community for the Third World Senior Awards Luncheon, Adelphi University Realities [sic] Of The Eighties . . . Another 75 Years? for Seventy Fifth Anniversary Freedom Fund Dinner, Cleveland Chapter, NAACP,1984
Reaching Back for the Black Media Coalition Rendering Service: An Opportunity . . . An Obligation . . . A Challenge for the 30th Anniversary of the Sorosis Guild, Tabernacle Baptist Church, Detroit, MI
f. 343 Shall We Lose the Battle . . . Now . . . for Alliquippa, PA and for Waukesha, WI Acceptance speech for honorary degree, Shaw University, Raleigh, NC
A Sick Nation That Won’t Take Medicine Sixty Years and Beyond for the Sixtieth Anniversary Program, Buffalo Chapter, NAACP Stay On The Wall for Annual Spring Conference, Metropolitan Area Minority Employees Organization, Syracuse, NY, 1983
f. 344 Stillman College Commencement Address, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 1972 There Can Be Peace for Institute of Lifetime Learning, Long Beach, CA, 1968; Annual Luncheon, Foreign Affairs Council of Reading and Berks County, Reading, PA, 1968; Sadie Hamilton Women’s Guild, Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Pittsburgh, PA, 1968 (fragment)
f. 345 There Can Be Peace for Annual Dinner, United Nations Association, Yonkers, NY Chapter, 1970 There’s An Unfinished Task for Second Annual Life Membership Banquet, NAACP Southern Area Conference, Pasadena, CA, 1975; Freedom Fund Dinner, NAACP Grand Rapids, Michigan Chapter, Grandville, MI, 1976
f. 346 A Thumbnail Sketch Of Afro Americans and Their Contributions To This Nation
The Time Is Not Ripe . . . But Really Is Ripe To Thine Own Self Be True, 1968 Today Is Tomorrow in Cleveland, OH
Tomorrow And The Bicentennial In Akron for the Black Law Enforcement Officers Association, Akron, OH
f. 347 Tomorrow Is Yesterday keynote address for NAACP New York State Convention, Saratoga Springs, NY, 1963; St. John’s Presbyterian Church Social Education and Action Committee, Detroit, MI, 1963 Tomorrow Is Your Day for Commencement, Phenia High School, Newport News, VA, 1965 (2 drafts)
f. 348 A Tremendous Heritage for Federal Transportation Department, Washington, D.C.
A Tribute To Dr. Howel A Tribute To Paul Robeson for Dedication Services, Paul Robeson Performing Arts Center, Central State University, Wilberforce, OH, 1978
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Speeches Series (con’d) Twenty Years And Beyond for 20th Anniversary Banquet, NIP Magazine, Cincinnati, OH, 1975 (2 drafts)
f. 349 Two Hundred Years . . . Now What? for Summer Commencement, Central State University, Xenia, OH, 1975 The Unfinished Task for Commemorative Dinner, Indianapolis Black Bicentennial Committee, 1976 United For Success . . . Each One Reach One for the Mid-Ohio Corporation Few of Zerox, 1984 The United Nations and World Peace for Westminster College, New Wilmington, PA, 1964
f. 350 Unity And The Unfinished Task for NAACP Pennsylvania State Convention, 1976 Unity . . . The Answer To We Shall Overcome . . . The Black Family for New Hope Baptist Church, South Hackensack, NJ
We Dare Not To Dream for Kappa Phi Lambda Chapter, Columbia, MD We Need Each Other for African Heritage Classroom Committee; Human Relations Association, Butler County, PA; Black Political Empowerment Project, Pittsburgh, PA; unidentified New York NAACP Chapter
f. 351 We Need Each Other for NAACP event in Wooster, OH; NAACP event in Prichard, AL; Project Equality, Indianapolis, IN; Racine, WI
f. 352 We Ought To Remember for Anniversary of the 1954 Supreme Court Decision, NAACP Memphis Chapter, TN, 1966 We Remember The Jewels for Diamond Anniversary Convention, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Dallas, TX, 1981
f. 353 What About Cleveland for East Mount Zion Church, Cleveland, OH What About Hutchison Tomorrow? for Freedom Fund Dinner, NAACP Hutchison, KS Chapter, 1976
What About Our Tomorrow? for Middle Atlantic Regional Assembly What Of Tomorrow? for 50th Anniversary of Saint Paul AME Church, Pittsburgh, PA
f. 354 What About Your Church for Men’s Day, Mount Carmel Baptist Church, Charlotte, NC, 1976 What About Your Tomorrow for Athlete and Coaches Dinner, Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association’s 33rd Annual Basketball Tournament, Hampton Coliseum, Norfolk, VA; Third Annual Careers Fair, National Inspirational Youth Convention, Church of God, Cincinnati, OH
What About Tomorrow For America in Gallatin, TN What Of New York Tomorrow? for New York State Conference of NAACP Branches, Schnectady, NY, 1965
f. 355 What About Your Tomorrow? for Commencement, Durham College, NC, 1975
What About Peoria’s Tomorrow? for Human Rights Dinner, NAACP Peoria, IL Chapter, 1974
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Speeches Series (con’d) What About Tomorrow . . . For Your Youth In Your Town in West Milford, NJ What About Tomorrow in Pittsburgh, PA
What About Your Tomorrow? in Hackensack, NJ f. 356 What About Tomorrow In Davenport Davenport, IL
What About Omega Tomorrow? for 1985 Founders’ Day Program, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, New Rochelle, NY
What About Philadelphia Tomorrow in Philadelphia, PA What Of Tomorrow? for 50th Anniversary, The Gay Hilltoppers Club, Saint Paul AME Church, Pittsburgh, PA, 1984
f. 357 What About Your Mississippi Tomorrow? for Conference of School Superintendents of Mississippi, Jackson, MS, 1977 Mississippi Tomorrow . . . Prepare Them Now for Mississippi Regional Educational Services Agency What Good Are The Honors? for Prairie View A&M University faculty, Prairie View, TX What Are The Honors? for Honors Program, Tennessee State University, Nashville, TN, 1971
f. 358 What Good Are The Honors? for Honors Day Program, St. Paul College, Lawrenceville, VA What Has Happened To The Dream? for Student National Medical Association, Meharry Medical College, Nashville, TN What Have You Done For A Child . . . Lately? for Union Baptist Church, Montclair, NJ What Is The Time for National Association of Market Developers Convention, St. Louis, MO, 1965
f. 359 What Of Tomorrow in Pittsburgh? Negro Educational Emergency Drive Dinner, Pittsburgh, PA, 1971
What The World Needs Now in Cleveland, OH What Would It Be Like Without The NAACP for St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Cleveland, OH, 1984
f. 360 Where Are You Going? for Convocation of the AME Zion Church Where Are You Going Tomorrow? for Youth Night, General Baptist State Convention of North Carolina, Raleigh, NC, 1972
Where It All Started Which Way No Old World Which Way Tomorrow For Alpha in Virginia
Who Will Answer for Men’s Day Program, Gillfield Baptist Church, Petersburgh, VA, 1968
f. 361 Who Will Answer? for Western Reserve High School, Warren, OH; Columbia, Missouri Branch of the NAACP, 1968
f. 362 Who Will Answer in NC Women And Tomorrow for Women’s Auxiliary, National Medical Association
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Speeches Series (con’d)
You Need Each Other for Annual Dinner, Winton Hills Citizen Action Association, Cincinnati, OH, 1978
You Need Each Other in Mississippi, 1978 f. 363 You-Youth . . . The U Puts It All Together for Annual Meeting of
Harrisburg, PA YMCA, 1973 Your Challenge For Tomorrow for Pennsylvania Conference on Black Education, Harrisburg, PA, 1973 Your Tomorrow for Athletic Banquet, Payne College, Augusta, GA, 1978
f. 364-365 Untitled- Censorship and the Press f. 366-368 Untitled- Civil Rights f. 369 Untitled- Journalism and the Press in Society f. 370 Untitled- Alpha Phi Alpha f. 371-373 Untitled- Black Community in America f. 374 Untitled- Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Series f. 375-376 African American Institute Regional Workshops for African Journalists,
1963, Grant Report f. 377-383 Awards, 1941-1994, n.d. f. 384-386 Biographies f. 387-391 Datebooks, 1963-1992 f. 392 Legal Documents and Applications f. 393 National Black Network f. 394 Personal Miscellany f. 395 Professional Miscellany f. 396-398 Professional Organizations f. 399-436 Programs
f. 399-401 Alpha Phi Alpha and Banquets for Business Organizations f. 402 Banquets for Athletics and Sports f. 403 Civil Rights Functions f. 404 Conventions for the National Medical Association, 1960, and
Auxiliary to the National Medical Association, 1984 f. 405-407 Education related Awards, Lectures, and Organizations f. 408 Funerals f. 409-412 Graduation Ceremonies f. 413-416 Journalism Related Organizations and Events f. 417-418 Miscellaneous f. 419-429 NAACP f. 430 Political Events f. 431-434 Religious Organizations f. 435-436 Testimonial Dinners
f. 437-439 Publicity f. 440 Scrapbook, Baseball
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Miscellaneous Series (con’d) f. 441-445 Scrapbook, Loose Pages f. 446 Tags and Passes; School of Journalism Medal for Distinguished Serivce f. 447 University of Pittsburgh Yearbook, 1931 Photographs Series f. 448 ABC f. 449 African Trip, 1963 f. 450 Alpha Phi Alpha f. 451-452 Baseball f. 453 Celebrities f. 454 Goode Family f. 455-459 Goode, Mal f. 460 Miscellaneous f. 461 Sports f. 462 United Nations f. 463 WHOD Audiovisual Series Audio Cassettes a.c. 1 Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962; NAACP awards, 1991 a.c. 2 Stakeout- U.N. Secretariat entrance, 23 January 1991 a.c. 3 Mandela, Case against Apartheid, 1990 a.c. 4 Congressional Black Caucus; Rangel, 1985 a.c. 5 66th NAACP convention; Interview with Ben Hooks; FCC black church; President Ford’s address to convention; Clarence Mitchell and Roy Wilkins a.c. 6 Interviews with DeKais, Falwell, Kennedy; 1980 review a.c. 7 Interview with DeKais; News of the 80s- Africa and Kennedy a.c. 8 Edelman- Children’s Defense Fund; Russia report to U.S. a.c. 9 V/S UNA-USA, 29 April 1985; Harry Belafonte on Africa a.c. 10 End of Persian Gulf Crisis, 27 February 1991 a.c. 11 25 years after King’s death; Rainbow Coalition; 1st grade teaching; Music a.c. 12 Mal Goode; Hibbler a.c. 13 S.G. press conference, 17 September 1984 a.c. 14 Tria Prowice- Goode (defense) interviewing Mike Davis a.c. 15 Alpha Phi Alpha convention, 1985 a.c. 16 Andy Young’s brother on Carter; Different ambassadors’ speeches a.c. 17 Jackie Robinson, Duke Snyder, Roy Campanella; Joe Black; Pee Wee Reese; Carl Erskine talks about his son; Doug Williams; Dr. King; Abernathy on King’s death; Andy Young; Bobby Kennedy 20 years later a.c. 18 U.N. General Assembly Special Session, 23 April 1990 a.c. 19 Interviews with James Meredith and Joe Green
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Audio Cassettes (con’d) a.c. 20 Ossie Davis- Racist attitudes, 1930s; Basic values of life; Changes in ground rules a.c. 21 Don Dellums- Max Robinson in charge; Hujome-Ceirl (Liberia) news stories a.c. 22 NAACP speech by Mal, 1971 a.c. 23 Sickle cell- Willie Stargell; Rhodesia, Zimbabwe a.c. 24 U.N. noon briefing, 25 September 1991 a.c. 25 South Africa press conference, 16 July 1986 a.c. 26 Mal at Lewisburg a.c. 27 Parade for Mandela in New York a.c. 28 King’s speech excerpts; U Thant conference, 18 January 1971 a.c. 29 African interviews, 16 November 1978 a.c. 30 1992 election a.c. 31 Legacy of Bush administration; Evander Holyfield; Ms. Battles a.c. 32 CIA; Dr. Thomas; Prairie View College; Ms. Edelmann; Andy Young at U.N.; Other U.N. news a.c. 33 Rev. Richard Goode sermon, 26 April 1995 a.c. 34 Rev. Richard Goode sermon, 23 April 1995 a.c. 35 Rev. Richard Goode sermon, 18 May 1986 a.c. 36 Tribute to Mal Goode; Jackie Robinson; Dick Young, Jesse Jackson; Martin Luther King; Media on blacks a.c. 37 Bobby Thompson homerun, 1951 a.c. 38 Barry Gray Show, 12 April 1988 a.c. 39 Climbing up on the rough side of the mountain; News briefs a.c. 40 National Conference of Black 14th Annual Convention, Fannie Lou Hamer Freedom Award Luncheon a.c. 41 Jesse Jackson- Solidarity with Namibian people, 27 October 1988 a.c. 42 Peter Jennings and Charlie Rose talking about reporters a.c. 43 Andy Young a.c. 44 NAACP Boston a.c. 45 Rosa Parks, 17 September 1988; Heisman Trophy, 2 December 1989 a.c. 46 Speech- Blacks in Civil War a.c. 47 Rev. Richard Goode sermon, 23 April 1995 a.c. 48 Michael Jackson a.c. 49 U.N. press briefing, 31 January 1990 a.c. 50 Student interviews, Norfolk, VA; News briefs on Soviet Union; Joe Black- basketball coach for 36 years; SCLC March on DC, 1963 a.c. 51 Press secretary for African president a.c. 52 Senate hearings on appointment of Clarence Thomas, 15 October 1991 a.c. 53 New cigarette tobacco a.c. 54 Howard University speech, 1979 a.c. 55 Black leadership in Bergen County a.c. 56 Interview with Harvey Adams, President of the Pittsburgh chapter NAACP, 29 October 1986 a.c. 57 Stark meeting
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Audio Cassettes (con’d) a.c. 58 U.N. press briefing, 21 November 1990 a.c. 59 Remembrance of Sister Mary Louise Lavelle Goode, 14 August 1998 a.c. 60 Mal Goode Homegoing Celebration, Tape #1, 16 September 1995 a.c. 61 Mal Goode Homegoing Celebration, Tape #2, 16 September 1995 a.c. 62 Pope visit, 1979 a.c. 63 Bishop Tutu a.c. 64 James Williams; Jesse Jackson a.c. 65 Lindsay and President Gloster a.c. 66 Minneapolis NAACP- Mal Goode, 1971 a.c. 67 John Johnson Frances; Hooks- Hopkinsville, Kentucky, 31 July 1978 a.c. 68 WBLS, 16 February 1981 a.c. 69 Jesse Jackson on South Africa a.c. 70 Mal’s feelings about U.N.; His years at U.N.; Cuban Missile Crisis; Women’s Conference; Al Hubbler; Mandela release a.c. 71 Interview about typhus for National Black Network a.c. 72 Separate but equal a.c. 73 Reagan shooting- Reaction, 30 March 1981; President deaths a.c. 74 Dr. King 20th anniversary special a.c. 75 Alpha Phi Alpha 77th Convention, 1983 a.c. 76 Nathanial Colley- NAACP in the 80s a.c. 77 Derek Jennings- Boys in class, 7 May 1991 a.c. 78 Mandela a.c. 79 Mal Goode speech a.c. 80 Reagan-Gorbachev agreement, 8 December 1987 a.c. 81 John MacVane greeting to Mal Goode’s students a.c. 82 Gus Hingley; Mervell Roberts a.c. 83 March on D.C., 27 August 1988 a.c. 84 Black mayors from Mississippi at Black Caucus meeting in D.C. a.c. 85 Story of blacks in the Persian Gulf for Southern Regional Convention, 2 March 1991 a.c. 86 Super Bowl fans celebrating; Doug Williams; Denver and Redskins; Some U.N. reports a.c. 87 President at U.N.- Cutting off funds for S.A.; Mayor of New Orleans, B.N. Pollard, talks about black schools at Alpha Phi Alpha convention a.c. 88 Conversation on Korean’s opening up food stores in our neighborhood; U.N. reports a.c. 89 10th Anniversary of U.N. For Peace a.c. 90 C.M. Morgan, November 1979 a.c. 91 U.N. press briefing, 10 November 1989 a.c. 92 Housing need; Small interview about explosion a.c. 93 Malcolm X- Talk about the struggle, white power structure; U.N. reports a.c. 94 Jesse Jackson, 1984 a.c. 95 Mal- Speech about Reagan; 19th Conference of Black Caucus; Shirley Chisholm and others
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Audio Cassettes (con’d) a.c. 96 Music played at Dr. King’s funeral a.c. 97 NAACP Almanac, 21 June 1988 a.c. 98 Adam Clayton Powell, 1966 a.c. 99 Governor Clinton on Bosnia; P.O.W.’s- Bosnia Civil War; Conversation on black coaches a.c. 100 Thurgood Marshall a.c. 101 Interviews with black athletes a.c. 102 Georgia legislators a.c. 103 U.N. reports a.c. 104 Women’s rights a.c. 105 Debates a.c. 106 National Ushers’ Convention, 1987, Dr. Lawrence P. Wyatt a.c. 107 Reno- Her story about her mother, questions daily life, talks on domestic violence; Harlem Boys Choir, 30 July 1990 a.c. 108 Shirley Chisholm; Nate Smith; Calvin Ross; Discussion about how Jesse [Jackson] was treated in campaign; Dukakis campaign a.c. 109 Martin Luther King accepting Nobel Peace Prize, 1964; Coretta Scott King; Vietnam War, Kissinger- Armistice; Clarence Thomas, 1991-1992 a.c. 110 Vernon Jordan, 22 January 1993; Thurgood Marshall, 28 March; Olympics, 8 August 1992 a.c. 111 Stakeout- Iran/USA, 22 January 1991 a.c. 112 Nigeria a.c. 113 U.N. press briefing- Marrack Goulding, U.S.G., 9 August 1988 a.c. 114 A New Alabama, 1988 a.c. 115 Mal’s speech- Reverend Henderson’s church a.c. 116 Governor Wallace; Jesse Jackson, Cuban Missile Crisis; Percy Sutton; Kuwait War; Mal reports from U.N., 1962; Iraqi forces; Cole in hospital (Sinatra), cancer, 1965; Nat King Cole, 1960 a.c. 117 President Bush bashing Clinton; Willie Brandt death; Issue on Clinton Moscow visit a.c. 118 Speech about Andy Young to business in Alabama a.c. 119 Schools open for 1992, Dallas, TX; Schools open for 1993, Fairfax, VA a.c. 120 General Motors; Rose Doro, 24 March 1979 a.c. 121 Conversation about candidates, 1992 (Whoopi Goldberg) a.c. 122 Jesse Jackson Special Political Committee, 12 November 1987 a.c. 123 Prayer in school; Barcelona Olympics, 1992 a.c. 124 Mal on U.N. reports a.c. 125 Mandela entering U.N., Mal’s comments a.c. 126 Dr. Stanley- Voices on King’s birthday; Belafonte; 19 October 1989; Governor Wilder of Virginia; Eyes on the Prize a.c. 127 Teaneck, NJ black teachers; 22 May 1993 a.c. 128 “Until Today,” 22 September 1993 a.c. 129 Carter on South Africa a.c. 130 Joan Berg; Martin Luther King
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Audio Cassettes (con’d) a.c. 131 Perot- Peter Jennings a.c. 132 Republican Convention; George Bush; South Africa; Steve on Abrams, Mandela a.c. 133 African debt forgiveness a.c. 134 Short speech by Malcolm X a.c. 135 Ambassador Ghee Imbiggira, Uganda, 1 September 1971; Mississippi Democratic Convention, 1971 a.c. 136 Jesse Jackson speech; Debate on civil rights bill; Black leaders disagree on Vietnam War a.c. 137 Mal and Joe Black, 1952; at Jackie Robinson funeral; Roy Campanella; Julian Gilman; Elston Howard; Henry Aaron; Brooks Lawrence, Earl Beatty; Gene Baker; Ernie Banks; Concern Jackie had for Rev. George Lawrence a.c. 138 Vernon Jordan; Urban League a.c. 139 U.S. Ambassador [to U.N.] stakeout, 22 March 1989 a.c. 140 22 November 1963; James Farmer; Lyndon Johnson; Roy Wilkins- NAACP a.c. 141 George Bush presidential campaign a.c. 142 Lylica and Mal interviews; Tugaloo president a.c. 143 Comments by former students about Clarence Thomas, 8 September 1991 a.c. 144 U.N. press briefing, 27 August 1991 a.c. 145 von Wechmar, 24 September 1981 a.c. 146 Celebration of Philadelphia Tribune; Philadelphia mayoral election a.c. 147 Crisis in Somalia a.c. 148 Randall Penalton; Mandela; Betty Shabazz; 125th Street celebration for Unity, New York a.c. 149 Baptist National Convention, Dr. Martin a.c. 150 Zimbabwe and U.S. Press; Bud Moore; Art Rooney; Mel Blonors (?); New York mayoral race a.c. 151 U.N. press briefing- Noel Brown (UNEP), 19 April 1990; D.H. Stanley and Dinkins a.c. 152 Susan Pickney a.c. 153 Thurgood Marshall; Vernon Jordan a.c. 154 Press conference- Nicaragua, 14 June 1991 a.c. 155 Donald Woods- South African editor; NAACP convention, 1978 a.c. 156 Malcolm X, 1965; Peter Jennings; President’s death; U.N. can take over; Comments about Mal on his movie a.c. 157 Possible resumption of war with Iraq- must remove weapons, 18 September 1991 a.c. 158 Jim Brown; Voices of Peace a.c. 159 Black issues and Black press; Dr. Martin- U.N. from South Africa a.c. 160 “Like It Is,” Mal Goode interview a.c. 161 John Ford; Former Pritchard mayor talks about Jesse Jackson; run-off for
president
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Audio Cassettes (con’d) a.c. 162 Mal on late night talk show discussing African problems a.c. 163 Jesse Jackson on Ronald Reagan; Tribute to N.S. Carnaan- Aaron Henry speaker; Randall Preston EBS News a.c. 164 National Black Network reports a.c. 165 U.N. press briefing, 29 January 1991 a.c. 166 Mal’s speech on togetherness a.c. 167 Interview Abernathy, Charles Gries; Senator Dole a.c. 168 1992 Presidential election- Questions to George Bush, Clinton, Gore a.c. 169 Persian Gulf Crisis; Educational system in South Carolina; Yeltsin and Gorbachev- Soviet Union a.c. 170 Mal’s speech to NAACP a.c. 171 Press conference; Press Club, D.C.; Youth meeting; Graham Crusade a.c. 172 Mal- Elston Howard interview in hospital; U.S. Olympics for Pinkston a.c. 173 Questions to Clinton about troops- U.N. Security Council a.c. 174 Soldiers returning from Vietnam; Protest noise about war; Gake Pressman; Jesse Jackson speech a.c. 175 Arlene Howard; Ted Koppel interview a.c. 176 Andrew Young U.N. speech- “Learning How to Live Together” a.c. 177 South Africa a.c. 178 Report on Alzheimers Disease; Cuban crisis a.c. 179 Reference to Kennedy shooting; Democratic party; U.S. Senate; Remarks about convention a.c. 180 Iraq era; Interview of Carl Rowan re: his book a.c. 181 Mal- Black press; Stokely Carmichael; Black Panthers; Black Power a.c. 182 Ralph Abernathy; Joan Baez; Martin King in Secaucus a.c. 183 Billy Graham; Some NBN reports, Clinton on Kennedy a.c. 184 Zambia, Security Council, 16 August 1989 a.c. 185 University of Missouri Alpha King speech; Larry Holmes, Don King, 25 April 1986 a.c. 186 Faraday and Young; Waldheim a.c. 187 Declaring war, 7 December 1941; Billy Graham Crusade; CNN reports on Carter a.c. 188 Dr. Pardeen Fisk, Marshall, Tennessee, 16 November 1985 a.c. 189 Changed lives sermon; Some U.N. reports a.c. 190 Leroy Jones; Jesse Jackson; Les Brown’s advice on life, 7 December 1991 a.c. 191 Murder of Medgar Evers; Violence in Nicaragua; Rights in South Africa; Geneva meeting; Jesse Jackson on South Africa a.c. 192 Russian Revolution, 19-20 August a.c. 193 Ross Perot rally, 1992 a.c. 194 Interview- Jesse Jackson, Roberta Flack; Speech- Jackie Robinson Foundation; Joe Black- Jackie Robinson Dinner, 26 March 1999 a.c. 195 U.N. Kennedy church service a.c. 196 NAACP dinner, 1981; Jesse Jackson
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Audio Cassettes (con’d) a.c. 197 Black and white students, St. Louis; Ross Perot; Speech on getting together a.c. 198 Black Mayor’s Convention; South Africa; NBN reports; Jim Brown, 1989 a.c. 199 Bremmer Memorial, 11 November 1982; NAACP, 1989 a.c. 200 Jesse Jackson, Democratic Convention, 1988 a.c. 201 Russian report, 19-23 August a.c. 202 NAACP, 1982; Alpha Convention, 1983- Tribute to Black women; Rosa Parks; Eleanor Holmes Norton a.c. 203 Black Mayor’s Convention, 1988 a.c. 204 U.N. report a.c. 205 Libya moved to Englewood; Local Blacks in turmoil and Libya; Controversy with ministers a.c. 206 Jackson, Mississippi, 1977; Joe Green; Lynn Swann; Urban League a.c. 207 Nightline on Black men a.c. 208 Mal’s reports; some part of Dr. King’s address; March to Cicero, Illinois; Name calling; King’s funeral; March in Memphis, 1966, 1968; Middle East Crisis; Stargell Day, 6 September 1982 a.c. 209 Malcolm X talks about father and last name, 1952 recruitment for Muslims; rise and fall of Malcolm, Lionel Hampton, and wife Betty, body guard, Nation of Islam a.c. 210 U.N. reports; President Ponder Fisk- Meharry College; King on march; Jesse Jackson; Bishop Tutu a.c. 211 Clarence Thomas hearings, 20 September 1991 a.c. 212 USA/UK Security Council, 21 August 1989 a.c. 213 Zambia press conference, 22 October 1985; Sammy Davis Jr. funeral service with Jesse Jackson, 20 May 1990 a.c. 214 Dr. Newsom; Dr. McStallwort- Wright State University a.c. 215 Jesse Jackson speech a.c. 216 U.N. press briefing, 14 June 1991 a.c. 217 Barbara Bush a.c. 218 P.M. McGabe remembrance a.c. 219 Alpha Phi Alpha convention, 1987 a.c. 220 Mal’s speech on Martin Luther King; King speeches a.c. 221 Sammy Davis memorial service a.c. 222 Russian right, 20 August 1991 a.c. 223 Dave Snell visit to Teaneck, New Jersey, 1987 a.c. 224 David Dinkins; 2 days before Mandela release a.c. 225 Jesse Jackson asking for campaign funds a.c. 226 Jesse Jackson, 18 June 1984; South Africa interview; NAACP conference a.c. 227 Roberta school stories; Judge Hastings; Abernathy; Gil Nobel, 1989 a.c. 228 U.N. 40th Anniversary a.c. 229 P.L.O; Review of Kennedy funeral; Andrea Ware; Bishop Tutu a.c. 230 Ronald Reagan and human rights; Kissinger; Gov. Robb of Virginia a.c. 231 McMullins; Gov. McHenry; Shirley Chisholm, 2 April 1979
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Audio Cassettes (con’d) a.c. 232 U.N. press briefing, 15 March 1991 a.c. 233 F.M. Garba- African unity; Andy Young a.c. 234 Press interview- Libya, 1989; Sammy Davis program, 1990 a.c. 235 Aryans a.c. 236 Newt Gingrich, 18 August 1992 a.c. 237 George Bush presidency a.c. 238 Reverend Hillenbrand tribute a.c. 239 Nixon remembrance a.c. 240 Carter and Blacks- Harlem meeting a.c. 241 U.N.- British invasion of Falkland Islands a.c. 242 U.N. and Sarajevo a.c. 243 Jesse Jackson- racial killing, religious bigotry; plans for UNESCO, 1990; Frederick Douglass a.c. 244 Chicago meeting- Blacks and politics, 1980s a.c. 245 NBA; Peace message; Puerto Rican independence; Lebanon/Israel; Deacon Jones interview; Palestine and Jews; NAACP interview a.c. 246 Desert Storm; Dick Cheney a.c. 247 NBN reports- Portugal; U.S. social conditions a.c. 248 Ben Hooks; Kirkpatrick a.c. 249 Women in Politics: A New Type of Politician a.c. 250 U.N. press briefing a.c. 251 Democratic Convention, 1984; Remembering 1960 Republican Convention a.c. 252 World Series, 1976 a.c. 253 Press conference- End of Iran/Iraq war and U.S. obligations a.c. 254 Access to archives of war crimes commission; Iran/Iraq war; Drugs; U.N. finances a.c. 255 South Africa; Namibia independence; Ted Kennedy; Ron Brown; Liberian president Talbert’s finances; Willie Stargell; Zimbabwe- African unity; John Anderson in Israel, 1980 a.c. 256 Ambassador Jamil Baroudi of Saudi Arabia discussing Palestinian state and the P.L.O. a.c. 257 CNN reporting on Democratic Convention, Atlanta, 1988- New South a.c. 258 Jesse Jackson nomination speech; Manuel Noriega a.c. 259 Responsibility of successful Black Americans to others a.c. 260 Speech re: Robert Bork; Puerto Rican independence; South Africa; Iran- Contra Affair a.c. 261 Desert Storm surrender a.c. 262 Democratic convention, Governor Millikin of Michigan, 1980 a.c. 263 Carl Rowan; South Africa sanctions a.c. 264 Don King hospital benefit, Cleveland, OH a.c. 265 Plans for Clinton administration; Vernon Jordan a.c. 266 John Brown and Black history a.c. 267 Medgar Evers; U.N. press briefing, 1 May 1991
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Audio Cassettes (con’d) a.c. 268 U.N. press briefing, 12 April 1991 a.c. 269 Jesse Owens and the 1936 Olympics; School situation- Future of Black journalists- Mal, Bernard Shaw a.c. 270 Mal’s interview with Uncle Jimmy a.c. 271 Paul Robeson (son talks about); Malcolm X; Coach of Virginia Union Tom Haines a.c. 272 UNCA press briefing, 23 February 1972 a.c. 273 Israeli/Palestinian relations a.c. 274 Cuban Missile Crisis a.c. 275 U.N.- Zionism- Arab perspective a.c. 276 U.N.- China/Africa relations; U.S. participation in U.N. a.c. 277 U.N.- Money for Monrovia; Army reserves short on people; Persian Gulf War Audio Tapes a.t. 1 Baker, Clemente, Al Jacobs, Bob Friend, Earl Travis a.t. 2 Barbara Robinson, 1966 a.t. 3 African participants to African-American Institute’s regional journalism
workshop, Ethiopia, 1963 a.t. 4 United Nations, General Kotoka of Ghana, 1966 a.t. 5 African-American Institute seminar- Gordman, Ciaffe, Lacy, Sheehan, Casserly a.t. 6 Jerry Hoffberger a.t. 7 AFL-CIO convention, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 1967 a.t. 8 Ralph Bunche a.t. 9 Percy Foreman a.t. 10 25 September 1966 a.t. 11-13 Eng/Amharic Journalism Workshop, Ethiopia, 1963 a.t. 14 Our Man at the U.N. a.t. 15 UNCA Press Briefing, 23 February 1972 a.t. 16 Dr. K.O. Mbadiwe, Minister of State a.t. 17 Theresa Biniyi, Women’s Editor, Ogumbiyi Daily Times- Speech at Journalism Workshop- “Women in Journalism and Radio” a.t. 18 Robert Williams, 1969 a.t. 19 Tips on broadcasting, 1963 a.t. 20 Barbara Robinson (Frank Robinson, Baltimore Orioles), 1966 a.t. 21 Jo Jo Wachura, Miss T. Ogumbiye a.t. 22 Donald Byrd a.t. 23 J.W. Aretha a.t. 24-25 Jackson, Hall, Maceo, Frank, Stanley, Smith, Bishop, Branch Rickey, C.M. Cain, Patrick, A.O. Daniels, Sherman, Cooper- Memorial Service a.t. 26 Voices in the Headlines, 9 June 1963 a.t. 27 General Assembly Fourth Committee 1721, 17 November 1967 (Apartheid)
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Audio Tapes (con’d) a.t. 28 Rev. Edward Crowther, Special Committee on Apartheid, 2 February 1968 a.t. 29 A Matter of Right (Freedom Riders, etc.) a.t. 30 Ethiopian documentary, 1954 a.t. 31 African-American Institute seminar- Zambia newscast; Mal Goode Corn Flakes commercial a.t. 32 English/Amharic Journalism Workshop, Ethiopia, 1963 a.t. 33 Apollo 11 a.t. 34 Minute for Peace- U Thant, Adlai Stevenson, Lord Carraday, El-Korey a.t. 35 Minute for Peace- Dr. Francis P. Graham, Abba Ebau- Israel Foreign Minister a.t. 36 Minute for Peace- Ceuva Cancino, Rafil Asha, Michael Comay, Quaison Sackey, Ghandi, Pope Paul VI a.t. 37 82nd Airborne, Vietnam, McNamara a.t. 38 U.N.- Foucault Pendulum, Walter Schoenberger, William James, Valerie
Williams, 17 September 1956 a.t. 39 Abba Ebau, 8 November 1967 a.t. 40 Jesse Owens, May 1954 a.t. 41 Adlai Stevenson ECOSOC meeting, 9 July 1965; Adlai Stevenson Security
Council meeting, 25 October 1962 (Cuban Missile Crisis) a.t. 42 R. Bennett- Syria, Greece, Turkey, Cyprus a.t. 43 Mabel Wilson Shut-In Hour, 10 March 1963 a.t. 44-45 National Gambian Forum- W. Dickson Colley a.t. 46 Zambia- Mr. Megoto, 1963 a.t. 47 Child’s recital; Speech to NAACP Chapter, Tennessee, 1960s a.t. 48 Marilyn Monroe funeral, 16 August 1962 a.t. 49 U.N. interview a.t. 50 U.N. Security Council, 1972 (India/Pakistan) a.t. 51 Press Conference- U.S. funding cuts to U.N. a.t. 52 U.N.- 5th Committee, George Bush, Finances, Right of Reply a.t. 53 Goode Speech- Johnson C. Smith School a.t. 54 Newscast- Pittsburgh steel strikes a.t. 55 Newscast- Indochina, coffee, juvenile delinquency, Jackie Robinson, baseball,
rights in response to church criticism a.t. 56 Newscast- 1965 steel strike, Lillard Edelson, Vietnam a.t. 57 Conference Reports, 7 August 1968 a.t. 58 Mal Goode interview in Dar Salaam a.t. 59-60 U Thant press conference, 28 June 1963 a.t. 61 Interview with Robert Williams- New Republic of Africa, 18 September 1969 a.t. 62 Namibia elections; Angola; interview with Ambassador Titus a.t. 63 Speech re: James Meredith a.t. 64 Mississippi March a.t. 65 Mal Goode addressing African American Institute Regional Journalism Workshop, 1963 a.t. 66 Nasser resignation, 1967 a.t. 67-68 Retirement party, 8 May 1974
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Audio Tapes (con’d) a.t. 69 Tangake; John Glenn election a.t. 70 Cleveland speech, 1967 a.t. 71 Ato Negussi press conference- Director of Administration- Ministry of Information, Ethiopia; 16 July 1963; Partial test newscast; Interview by Dades Salaam, 2 August 1963 a.t. 72-73 Off-the-air recordings of newscasts, the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation, 25-26 June 1963 a.t. 74 Hijacking a.t. 75 Flair reports; Ted Koppel a.t. 76 Brooklyn priests protesting celibacy a.t. 77 NAACP, Jackson, Mississippi a.t. 78 John MacVane’s greeting to Mal Goode’s students a.t. 79 Radio China special recorded at Kaloon Railroad Station, 30 January 1967 a.t. 80 Arnot repeats for South Vietnam Show, 13 October 1963 a.t. 81 Syed Mir Qasim interview at U.N., 29 September 1965 a.t. 82 Ohio election, Leroy Schell, Attorney General a.t. 83 Nigerian civil servants a.t. 84 NASA press conference a.t. 85 Judy Hampton consumer reports a.t. 86 Japanese A- and H-Bomb Sufferers, interviewed by Mal Goode, 1988 a.t. 87 “Profiles in Achievement: Mal Goode” a.t. 88 Sports highlights with Mal Goode, 1962 Video Cassettes v.c. 1 Jackie Robinson Project- Mal Goode interview v.c. 2 Kings on the Hill: Baseball’s Forgotten Men- Mal Goode comments, September 1992 v.c. 3 Portraits of Five American Journalists, Mal Goode included v.c. 4 “Teaneck Look: Malvin Goode” v.c. 5 Mal Goode, “A Talk for Closter Public Schools,” 27 February 1993 v.c. 6 Pioneer of Color: A Tribute to Mal Goode v.c. 7 Mal Goode newsclips v.c. 8 Mal Goode interview, c. 1990s v.c. 9 Malvin R. Goode, Sherman St. Church of God, 14 February 1988 v.c. 10 Slave Theatre, Tribute to Mal Goode, 13 January 1993 v.c. 11 “Teen Summit,” Civil Rights Show featuring Mal Goode, 22 February 1992 Films r. 1 Shirley Temple Black at the U.N. r. 2-6 Goode family
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INDEX TERMS
Subject Folders Other Image Aaron, Henry (1934- ) 40, 60, 97, 224 a.c. 137 Aaron, Henry (1934- ) 442, 451, 452 y Abernathy, Ralph (1926-1990)
a.c. 17, 167, 182, 227
Advertising--Food 394 y Advertising--Food a.t. 31 Affirmative action programs
191
AFL-CIO Convention, 1967 a.t. 7 Africa a.c. 21, 23, 29, 41, 51, 112,
Black baseball players 442, 451, 452 v.c. 1, 2 y Black basketball players 440, 461 y Black football players a.c. 17, 19, 27, 45, 86, 158,
198, 206, 245
Black football players 461 y Black Mayor's Convention, 1980s
a.c. 198, 203
Black muslims a.c. 209 Black newspapers--Mississippi, 1964
22
Black Panthers a.c. 181 Black politicians 443 a.c. 84, 95, 198, 203 Black power a.c. 181 Black radio broadcasters 463 y Black radio broadcasters 435-437, 442
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Subject Folders Other Image Black teachers 31, 106 a.c. 127 Black, Joseph (1924-2002) 457, 458 y Black, Joseph (1924-2002) a.c. 17, 50, 137, 194 Blacks and Mass media 95, 138, 140-142, 165, 201, 221,
Cigarettes a.c. 53 City and town life 276 Civil Rights Act, 1964 21, 22, 140, 141, 227, 299 Civil rights workers 21 a.t. 29 Civil rights--Athletes 36, 40, 90, 441 Civil rights--Law and legislation
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, New York Branch, 1965
442 y
National Basketball Association
a.c. 245
National Black Network 393 National Medical Association Convention, 1960
456 y
National Rainbow Coalition
a.c. 11
Negro leagues 437 New York World's Fair, 1964-1965--Tickets
446
Nicaragua a.c. 154, 191 Nixon, Richard Milhous (1913-1994)
64, 223, 279, 294, 395, 443 a.c. 239
Nixon, Richard Milhous (1913-1994)--Impeachment
100
Noble, Gil (1941- ) a.c. 227 Noriega, Manuel (1934- ) a.c. 258 Norton, Eleanor Holmes (1937- )
a.c. 202
Oakland Raiders (Football team)
461 y
Ogilvie, Richard B. (1923-1988)
442 y
Ohio Civil Rights Commission--Report, 1967
47
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Subject Folders Other Image Olympic games, 1936 a.c. 269 Olympic games, 1992 a.c. 110, 123 Owens, Jesse (1913-1980) a.c. 269; a.t. 40 Paige, Leroy R. (1906-1982)
452 y
Palestinian Liberation Organization
a.c. 229, 256
Parks, Rosa (1913-2005) 401 a.c. 45, 202 Patterson, Floyd (1935-2006)
13
Paul VI, Pope (1897-1978) 453 y Paul VI, Pope (1897-1978) a.t. 36 Peace movements a.t. 34-36 Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh 451 y Perot, H. Ross (1930- ) a.c. 131, 193, 197 Persian Gulf War, 1991 302 a.c. 10, 116, 157, 169, 245,
246, 253, 254, 261, 277
Persian Gulf War, 1991--Blacks
a.c. 85
Persian Gulf War, 1991--Public opinion
176, 297
Pittsburgh Crawfords (Baseball team), 1935
394, 452 y
Pittsburgh Pirates (Baseball team)
440, 452 y
Pittsburgh Pirates (Football team), 1933
93, 394 y
Pittsburgh Steelers (Football team)
461 y
Pius XII, Pope (1876-1958) 453 y Police-community relations--Blacks
274, 276, 395
Police--Complaints against
2, 3, 298, 395
Poor People's Campaign 288, 298, 395 Powell, Adam Clayton (1908-1972)
a.c. 98
Powell, Eleanor T. (1912-1982)
453 y
Prayer in the public schools
a.c. 123
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Subject Folders Other Image Presidents--United States--Deaths
Stern, Billy 278 Stevenson, Adlai Ewing (1900-1965)
19, 291, 293, 294 a.t. 34, 41
Stokes, Carl B. (1927-1996)
443
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Subject Folders Other Image Strikes and lockouts--Steel industry--Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh
a.t. 54, 56
Super Bowl XXII, 1988 a.c. 86 Sutton, Percy E. (1920- ) a.c. 116 Swann, Lynn (1952- ) a.c. 206 Teachers--Recruitment, 1965
28
Temple, Shirley (1928- ) r. 1 y Terrell, Mary Church (1863-1954)
303
Thant, U (1909-1974) 462 y Thant, U (1909-1974) 85, 280-288, 291, 292, 299 a.c. 28; a.t. 34, 59, 60 Thomas, Clarence (1948- ) 176 a.c. 52, 109, 143, 211 Thompson, Robert B. (1923- )
a.c. 37
Tutu, Desmond (1931- ) a.c. 63, 210, 229 U.S. Army Reserve--Recruitment, enlistment, etc.
University of Pittsburgh, Class of 1931 Reunion, 1956
450 y
University of Pittsburgh--Yearbook, 1931
447
Vietnam War, 1961-1975 a.t. 56, 80 Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Armistice
a.c. 109
Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Political aspects
229, 230, 232, 233, 283, 291
Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Prisoners of war
299
Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Protests, demonstrations, etc.
a.c. 174
Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Public opinion
230 a.c. 136
von Wechmar, Rudiger (1923-2007)
a.c. 145
Voting Rights Act, 1965 140, 141, 395 Waldheim, Kurt (1918-2007)
453, 462 y
Waldheim, Kurt (1918-2007)
235, 289, 299 a.c. 186
Wallace, George C. (1919-1998)
30, 31 a.c. 116
Wallace, George C. (1919-1998)
453 y
War on poverty 395 Warton, Clifton, Jr. (1926- )
279
Washington, Dinah (1924-1963)
462 y
White supremacy a.c. 235
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Subject Folders Other Image movements White, William De Kova (1934- )
31, 40, 79
WHOD Radio Station, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
395, 442
WHOD Radio Station, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
463 y
WHOD Radio Station, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
463 y
WHOD Radio Station, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
395, 442
Wilder, Lawrence Douglas (1931- )
a.c. 126
Wilkins, Roy (1901-1981) a.c. 5 Williams, Douglas Lee (1955- )
394 a.c. 17, 86
Williams, Robert Franklin (1925-1996)
a.t. 18, 61
Wills, Maury (1932- ) 451, 461 y Winfrey, Oprah (1954- ) 458 y Women journalists--Africa a.t. 17 Women politicians a.c. 249 Women--Civil rights a.c. 70, 104 World Series, 1960 440, 446 World Series, 1961 440 World Series, 1970 452 y World Series, 1976 a.c. 252 World War, 1939-1945--Declaration of War, 1941
a.c. 187
Wrigley Field, Chicago, Illinois
394 y
X, Malcolm (1925-1965) 146, 185, 254, 283 a.c. 93, 134, 156, 209, 271 Yeltsin, Boris (1931-2007) a.c. 169 Young, Andrew (1932- ) 462 y Young, Andrew (1932- ) 236, 237 a.c. 17, 32, 43, 118, 176, 233 Young, Buddy (1926-1983)
395
Zionism--Attitudes toward
236
Zionism--Attitudes a.c. 275
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