“American Bar Association Directory, 1958-1959” 

“American Bar Association Directory, 1960-1961” 

“American Bar Association Directory, 1962-1963” 

Folder 2.1. “American Bar Association — Commerce Committee” 

Folder 2.3. “American Bar Association — Rules and Calendar Committee” 

Folder 2.4. “American Bar Association — Board of Governors — General” 

Folder 2.4-B. “American Bar Association — Board of Governors Meeting — 19 May 1958 — Washington” 

Folder 2.5-A. “American Bar Association — House of Delegates — Miscellaneous” 

Folder 2.8-B(1). “American Bar Association — Economics of Law Practice — State Surveys — John D. Conner — Subcommittee” 

Folder 2.8-Q(5). “American Bar Association — Economics of Law Practice — COMMITTEE MINIMUM FEE SCHEDULES Statutory Limitations
on Attorneys Fees Research Project” 

Folder 2.8-7. “American Bar Association — Economics of Law Practice — Bureau of Legal Economics (Proposed)” 

“Economics of Law Practice — Reports and Minutes” 

Folder 2.8-68. “American Bar Association — Economics of Law Practice — Unauthorized Practice” 

Folder 2.8-95. “American Bar Association — Economics of Law Practice — Lewis F. Powell, Jr. — Miscellaneous Correspondence” 

Folder 2.9. “American Bar Association — Canons of Ethics” 

Folder 2.11. “American Bar Association — Unauthorized Practice of the Law Committee” 

Folder 2.12. “American Bar Association — John C. Satterfield — Official” 

Folder 2.12-A. “American Bar Association — John C. Satterfield — Official Resolution and Letters” 

Folder 2.12-C. “John C. Satterfield — Official — Lists and Data” 

Folder 2.14-C. “American Bar Association — Atlanta Meeting — Matters to be Presented to Board of Governors” 

Folder 2.14-E. “American Bar Association — Southern Regional Meeting — Atlanta — 19 February 1958 — John C. Stennis —
Speech” 

Folder 2.18. “American Bar Association — Court Congestion” 

Folder 2.22. “American Bar Association — William Logan Martin” 

Folder 2.24. “American Bar Association — Committee on Federal Judiciary (Legislation — Supreme Court Opinions by Min.)” 

Folder 2.27. “American Bar Association — Mr. Justice Clark” 

Folder 2.33. “American Bar Association — Federal Legislation — Special Committee on” 

Folder 2.45. “American Bar Association — ‘Congressional Action’ Bulletin of U.S. Chamber of Commerce” 

Folder 2.50. “American Bar Association — Memphis Regional Meeting” 

Folder 2.52. “American Bar Association — National Lawyers Guild” 

Folder 2.54. “American Bar Association — Earl Warren” [EMPTY] 

Folder 2.56. “American Bar Association — Meade, Miss Ada — Presentation of Portraits to Mississippi” 

Folder 2.60-A. “American Bar Association — John C. Satterfield — Official (2nd)” 

Folder 2.63. “American Bar Association — Annual Meeting 1960 — Washington” 

Folder 2.63-F. “American Bar Association — 60 Meeting Assembly Delegates Election” 

Folder 2.65. “American Bar Association — New Zealand Lawyers” 

Folder 200.1. “Committees — Miscellaneous Data — Reports, lists, etc.” 

Folder 200.1-A. “Committees — Miscellaneous Correspondence” 

Folder 200.1-C. “American Bar Association Committees — Associate & Advisory” 

Folder 200.1-2. “Standing Committee — Aeronautical Law” 

Folder 200.1-3. “Standing Committee — American Citizenship” 

Folder 200.1-4. “Standing Committee — Bill of Rights” 

Folder 200.1-6. “Standing Committee — Communications” 

Folder 200.1-8. “Standing Committee — Customs Law” 

Folder 200.1-10. Vol. I. “Standing Committee — Federal Judiciary — Through 31 August 1961” 

Folder 200.1-10. Vol. III. “Standing Committee — Federal Judiciary — From 1 November 1961 to 31 March 1962” 

Folder 200.1-10(b). “Standing Committee — Federal Judiciary — Appointment of Judge Luther M. Swygert” 

Folder 200.1-11. “Standing Committee — Judicial Selection, Tenure and Compensation” 

Folder 200.1-12. “American Bar Association Committee — Jurisprudence and Law Reform (From 1 January 1964 to Current)” 

Folder 200.1-12. “Jurisprudence and Law Reform Trip File, Midyear 1966” 

Folder 200.1-12(a). “Jurisprudence and Law Reform Judicial Discipline and Removal” 

Folder (200.1-12)2.13. “American Bar Association — Jurisprudence and Law Reform — Standing Committee” 

Folder (200.1-12)2-13-B. “American Bar Association — Jurisprudence and Law Reform Committee — Paul Carrington’s Resolution” 

Folder 200.1-13. “Standing Committee — Law Lists” 

Folder 200.1-15. “Standing Committee — Legal Aid Work” 

Folder 200.1-17. “Standing Committee — Membership” 

Folder 200.1-19. “Standing Committee — Professional Ethics” 

Folder 200.1-19(a). “Standing Committee — Professional Ethics Committee — Submission of Minimum Fee Schedule Question” 

Folder 200.1-19(b). “Standing Committee — Professional Ethics Committee — ‘Corporate Practice of Law by Insurance Companies’
— Brief Labrum Dinner” 

Folder 200.1-21. “Standing Committee — Publications” 

Folder 200.1-22. “Standing Committee — Public Relations — Prior to 1 January 1962” 

Folder 200.1-23. “Standing Committee — Regional Meetings” 

Folder 200.1-25. “Standing Committee — Scope and Correlation of Work” 

Folder 200.1-27. “Standing Committee — Traffic Court Program” 

Folder 200.1-28(a). “Standing Committee — National Conference of Lawyers and Bankers (Unauthorized Practice of the Law Committee
— Controversy)” 

Folder 200.1-28(d). “National Conference on the Unauthorized Practice of Law — 24 May 1962 — New York City, New York” 

Folder 200.1-28. “Unauthorized Practice of the Law — Speech Material” 

Folder 200.1-29. “Standing Committee — Unemployment and Social Security” 

Folder 200.1-31. “Special Committee — American Medical Association Committee” 

Folder 200.1-33. “Special Committee — Atomic Energy Law” 

Folder 200.1-35. “Special Committee — Client’s Security Fund” 

Folder 200-1-36. “Communist Tactics, Strategy and Objectives Trip File” 

Folder 200.1-36-1. “American Bar Association — Communism — Sillers Resolution” 

Folder 200.1-36-F. “Education Against Communism (Proposed Standing Committee) By-Laws – Miscellaneous Correspondence” 

Folder 200.1-37. “Relations With Lawyers of Other Nations (From 1 May 1962 – 31 August 1962)” 

Folder 200.1-37. “Relations With Lawyers of Other Nations — From 1 December 1961-1 May 1962” 

“Relations with Lawyers of Other Nations, D. Cottrell, Chairman Trip File, containing: Cottrell Committee — Relations w/Lawyers
of Other Nations, Norberg Proposal, and State Department & Current Correspondence” 

Folder 200.1-37(a). “Special Committee — Relations with Lawyers of Other Nations A.I.D.” 

Folder 200.1-37(c). “Relations with Lawyers of Other Nations — Miscellaneous Data” 

Folder 200.1-38. “Special Committee — Corporate Lawyers’ Program” 

Folder 200.1-40. “Standing Committee — Economics of Law Practice — From 1 August 1961” 

Folder 200.1-40. “Special Committee — Economics of Law Practice — Old Correspondence from 2.8 — Economics of Law Practice
Series — None Current” 

Folder 200.1-40(2). “Standing Committee — Economics of Law Practice — Speakers Bureau” 

Folder 200.1-40(4). “Standing Committee — Economics of Law Practice — Pension and Welfare Problems” 

Folder 200.1-41. “Special Committee — Expansion of Headquarters Facilities” 

Folder 200.1-43. “Special Committee — Federal Liens” 

Folder 200.1-45. “Special Committee — Income Tax — Submission of Amendment” 

Folder 200.1-47. “Special Committee — International Unification of Private Law” 

Folder 200.1-49. “Special Committee — Legal Services and Procedure” 

Folder 200.1-50. “Special Committee — Military Justice” 

Folder 200.1-52. “Special Committee — Nonpartisan Selection of Federal Judiciary” 

Folder 200.1-54. “Special Committee — Professional Relations” 

Folder 200.1-55(a). “Special Committee — Revision of Judicial Canon 35 — Data” 

Folder 200.1-57. “Special Committee — Retirement Plan” 

Folder 200.1-59. “Special Committee — To Follow Litigation against Commissioner of Patents” 

Folder 200.1-61. “Special Committee — Washington Committee” 

Folder 200.1-62. “Special Committee — World Peace Through Law” 

Folder 200.1-62-1. “Trip File American Bar Association — World Peace Through Law World Conference Washington 12 September-18
September 1965” 

Folder 200.1-63. “American Bar Association Section — Administrative Law” 

Folder 200.1-63 (b). “American Bar Association Section — Administrative Law — Legislative Reference (Proposed)” 

Folder 200.1-65. “American Bar Association Section — Bar Activities” 

Folder 200.1-67. “American Bar Association Section — Criminal Law” 

Folder 200.1-69. “American Bar Association Section — Insurance, Negligence, and Compensation Law” 

Folder 200.1-70(a). “American Bar Association Section — International and Comparative Law –Bulletin — Article by John C.
Satterfield — Deadline: 15 October” 

Folder 200.1-72. “American Bar Association Section — Junior Bar Conference” 

Folder 200.1-74. “American Bar Association Section — Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar” 

Folder 200.1-76. “American Bar Association Section — Municipal Law” 

Folder 200.1-78. “American Bar Association Section — Public Utility Law” 

Folder 200.1-80. “American Bar Association Section — Taxation” 

Folder 200.1-81. “Special Committee to Consider Revisions of Association’s Constitution and By-Laws — Prior to 1 August 1961
— Replacement — Original Lost” 

Folder 200.1-83. “Board of Governors — Administrative Committee — to 31 August 1962” 

Folder 200.1-84. “Board of Governors — American Bar Association Medal” 

Folder 200.1-86. “Board of Governors — Budget Committee” 

Folder 200.1-88. “Board of Governors — Ross Bequest” 

Folder 200.1-90. “Board of Governors — Uniform State Laws [EMPTY] 

Folder 200.1-92. “Board of Governors to Re-Examine the Investment Program of the Association” [EMPTY] 

Folder 200.1-94. “Board of Governors to Study the Proposals of the Special Committee on Economics of Law Practice” [EMPTY] 

Folder 200.1-96. “House of Delegates — Draft” 

Folder 200.1-98. “House of Delegates — Rules and Calendar” 

Folder 200.1-100. “American Bar Association Journal — Board of Editors” 

Folder 200.1-102. “American Bar Foundation — Standing Committee — Finance” [EMPTY] 

Folder 200.1-104. “American Bar Foundation — Standing Committee — Research” [EMPTY] 

Folder 200.1-106. “American Bar Foundation — Special Committee — American Statutory Law” [EMPTY] 

Folder 200.1-108. “American Bar Foundation — Special Committee — Federal Tax Procedure” 

Folder 200.1-110. “Special Committee — Unification of International Private Law” 

Folder 200.1-111. “Effective Justice Speech” 

Folder 200.1-111. “Special Committee for Effective Coordination of Administration of Justice — T. Clark, Chairman — To 31
December 1961” 

Folder 200.1-111(B). “Special Committee for Effective Coordination of Administration of Justice — Data” 

Folder 200.1-112. Volume II “Electronic Data Retrieval — Miscellaneous Correspondence — 1 January 1962 to ____” 

Folder 200.1-112(a). “Special Committee — Electronics Data Retrieval — Speech Material” 

Folder 200.1-114. “Placement Service for Lawyers” 

Folder 200.1-115. “Prior to 1 October 1961 — Cuban Lawyers and Judges in Exile” 

Folder 200.1-116. “Special Committee — Lawyers in Government Service” 

Folder 200.1-118. “Special Committee — To Study Financing in Field of Legal Education” 

Folder 200.1-119. “Special Committee To Consider Possible Participation of Legal Profession in 1964 World’s Fair” 

Folder 200.1-121. “Special Committee — Personal Injury Claims” 

Folder 200.1-121(b). “Special Committee — Personal Injury Claims — Data” 

Folder 200.2. “Speech Material — Miscellaneous Correspondence” 

Folder 200.2-2(A). “Speech Material — Miscellaneous — Black Book Pages” 

Folder 200.2-3. “Mississippi — Speech Material” 

Folder 200.2-4. “Constitution — Speech Material” 

Folder 200.2-4(s). “Speech Material — Constitution Data” 

Folder 200.2-5. Typed letter signed dated 6 October 1962 from Richard W. Edmonds to Satterfield, re: publication “Segregation
is Justified” & Satterfield’s order for 53 copies, promoting pamphlet concerned about the menace of communism “Super-Patriots,
or Super-Scared” by Richard W. Edmonds 

Folder 200.2-5. Booklet. “Investigation of Public School Conditions” (Report of the Subcommittee to Investigate Public School
Standards and Conditions and Juvenile Delinquency in the District of Columbia of the Committee on the District of Columbia) 

Folder 200.2-5. Typed document, untitled, re: integration of schools, discrimination, fear and racial violence in face of
integration, parent accounts of their children’s experience, illegitimacy in Washington DC, part of notes from “Racial Mixture
or Integration as the Cure of all Racial Problems, Particularly in the Schools.” 

Folder 200.2-5. Typed letter signed dated 29 October 1958 from Percy Greene to Satterfield, re: copy of address by Booker
T. Washington at the Atlanta Exposition in 1903, belief that its reading could calm current racial tensions, claim that few
“negroes or negro leaders” have read Booker T. Washington’s speech, reprint of Washington’s speech to help with current race
relations 

Folder 200.2-5. Newspaper article. “A Visit to Hyannis: Reverse Freedom Riders Stir Anger, Worry on Cape Cod”
Wall Street Journal (15 June 15 1962) 

Folder 200.2-5. Typed letter dated 14 September 1962 from Granville L. Martin to Satterfield, re: school segregation 

Folder 200.2-5. Typed letter signed dated 29 May 1962 from Kit [Haynes] to Satterfield, re: editorial from the
Washington Post concerning the state legislature giving public funds to the White Citizens Councils 

Folder 200.2-5. Typed letter to the editor of the
Shreveport Journal, re: letter written on 23 July 1961 to Joseph Kennedy about freedom riders 

Folder 200.2-5. Typed letter dated 3 June 1961 to the editor of the
Shreveport Journal, re: similarity in the Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations 

Folder 200.2-5. Newspaper.
Common Sense: America’s Newspaper Against Communism (1 June 1961 issue) 

Folder 200.2-5. Pamphlet. “Project: Understanding…important new public affairs films now available for your use! Films available
from the Citizens’ Council Forum.” 

Folder 200.2-5. Newspaper article. “Satterfield Sees No Concern Over Negro Issue.” 

Folder 200.2-5. Typed document. Robert Dresser, “The United Nations an Increasing Menace to the USA,” published as an advertisement
in the
Providence Journal (13 November 1961) by Robert Dresser 

Folder 200.2-5. Newspaper article. “What is Positive Program to Meet Racial Crisis?”
State Times (4 January 1962). 

Folder 200.2-5. Typed letter dated 29 November 1961 from Edith S. Sampson to Satterfield, re: attached material regarding
Sampson’s personal data, Douglas Wynn, Nigeria 

Folder 200.2-5. Newspaper article. “Honest John,” re: Thomas Dixon 

Folder 200.2-5. Typed document. Re: part of bibliography concerning racial discrimination and desegregation 

Folder 200.2-5. Newspaper.
Venezuela Daily Journal (8 July 1961) 

Folder 200.2-5. Fragment from Massachusetts Law Quarterly “Why Not More Police Dogs?” 

Folder 200.2-5. Typed document dated 14 June 1961. “A View From a Tight Small Compartment,” re: address on segregation by
Ralph McGill, publisher of the
Atlanta Constitution, at the annual meeting of the Harvard Law School Alumni Association and the Harvard Foundation for Advanced Study and Research 

Folder 200.2-5. Typed letter dated 30 June 1961 from Satterfield to Jamie L. Whitten, re: thanks for letter of 19 June and
copy of address 

Folder 200.2-5. Newspaper article. Al Capp, “White Negro Enjoys Unusual Problems.” 

Folder 200.2-5. Journal article.
U.S. News & World Report (5 June 1961), pp. 47-48. Re: “We Can Maintain Order,” interview with Hodding Carter, editor of Greenville
 Delta Democrat-Times; “Hotheads are Responsible,” interview with James E. Mills, editor of
 Birmingham Post-Herald; “They’re Asking for Trouble,” interview with James Ward, editor of
 Jackson Daily News; “Senator Eastland on the ‘Freedom Riders.'” 

Folder 200.2-5. Article. R. Carter Pittman, “Equality Versus Liberty: The Eternal Conflict,”
American Bar Association Journal Vol. 46 (August 1960). 

Folder 200.2-5. Article. Elijah Muhammad, “Separation or Trouble?”
Los Angeles Herald-Dispatch (1 December 1960). 

Folder 200.2-5. Booklet. Stuart O. Landry, “We Need a Voice of the South” (Federation for Constitutional Government), re:
segregation 

Folder 200.2-5. Typed letter signed dated 8 December 1960 from James M. Spiro to Satterfield, re: brochure of interest 

Folder 200.2-5. Typed letter dated 23 June 1960 from Henry Plowdeeper to William B. Aycock, president of the University of
North Carolina, re: integration 

Folder 200.2-5. Article. Drew L. Smith, “The Puerto Rican Problem” (Federation for Constitutional Government). 

Folder 200.2-5. Newspaper article. Joseph E. Evans, “Africa for the Africans: Centuries of Self-Rule Brought a More Terrible
Bondage”
Wall Street Journal (23 August 1960) 

Folder 200.2-5. Memorandum dated 12 January 1959, re: book
The Deep South Says Never by Martin 

Folder 200.2-5. Newspaper column. Tom Ethridge, “Mississippi Notebook” Jackson
Clarion Ledger (20 May 1960) 

Folder 200.2-5a. “Negro Publications and Comments” 

Folder 200.2-5a. Typed letter dated 3 January 1962 from Anthony S. Earl to John H. Johnson, re: economic status of blacks,
speech by Edith S. Sampson entitled “The Negro in Maturing America,” request for figures on economic progress 

Folder 200.2-5a. Typed letter signed dated 29 November 1961 from Edith S. Sampson to Satterfield. Re: material promised, statistics
as of 1951, Douglas Wynn from Mississippi on the United States Commission for NATO, attached page of information for Sampson. 

Folder 200.2-5a. Handwritten document, re: list of figures concerning “Negro population” in the United States from 1950 and
1951. 

Folder 200.2-5a. Article. “An American Negro Looks at Black Africa”
U.S. News and World Report (16 January 1961) 

Folder 200.2-5a. Pamphlet. “A Second Look: The Negro Citizen in Atlanta.” (Atlanta Committee for Cooperative Action, 1960) 

Folder 200.2-5a. Memorandum. Re: make a file on “Negro newspapers and comments under segregation.” 

Folder 200.2-5a. Article. “Our Immature Society”
Herald-Dispatch (24 November 1960) 

Folder 200.2-5s.
The Citizen (May 1962). 

Folder 200.2-5s. Booklet. William J. Simmons, “A Comparison of Attitudes During Reconstructions I and II.” 

Folder 200.2-5s.
The Citizen (November 1961) 

Folder 200.2-5s. Reprint. Jared Y. Sanders, “Implications of the Segregation Decision”
Louisiana Bar Journal Vol. 4, No. 2 (October 1956). 2 copies 

Folder 200.2-5s. Booklet.
In the Supreme Court of the United States The Board of Education of the City of Memphis vs. Deborah A. Northcross et al, Minors
by T.W. Northcross. Motion of Memphis Citizens Council, a Corporation of Memphis, TN, for leave to file a brief of Amicus
Curiae, in the above styled cause & Amicus Curiae brief of Memphis Citizens’ Council a Corporation of Memphis, TN 

Folder 200.2-5s. Article. “Yes, Sir, Mr. President”
St. Louis Globe-Democrat (13 November 1961) 

Folder 200.2-5s. Article. “Negro Vote Drive: Groups in South Seek Bigger Political Role to Speed Desegregation”
Wall Street Journal (6 November 1961). 

Folder 200.2-5s. Typed document signed. Ben F. Bloodworth, “The Truth About Integration.” 

Folder 200.2-5s. Article. “Group Formed to Press Negro Voting in the South”
St. Louis Post-Dispatch (29 March 1962) 

Folder 200.2-5s. Typed document signed dated 2 January 1962. Re: affidavit of meeting on 15 December 1961 concerning the
Mississippi Free Press and members attending, including Medgar Evers, Hico Publishing Company as publisher of
 Mississippi Free Press 

Folder 200.2-5s. Typed document dated October 1963. re: Rippling Creek Club vs. United States of America, segregation in country
clubs. 2 copies 

Folder 200.2-6. “States Rights — Speech Material” 

Folder 200.2-6. Newsletter.
Congressional Action, Legislative Bulletin for Congressional Action Committees of Chambers of Commerce and Trade and Professional
Associations Vol. 7, No. 18 (10 May 1963) 

Folder 200.2-6. Booklet. “Federal Subsidies: The Facts and The Fiction” (March 1963) 

Folder 200.2-6. Article. “Never Say Die”
Meridian Star (31 May 1961). 

Folder 200.2-6. Article. “Rebellion Terror Felt by South Angola Whites”
Memphis Press-Scimitar (26 May 1961) 

Folder 200.2-6.
Sunday Express (21 May 1961). 

Folder 200.2-6. Typed letter dated 10 January 1961 from Satterfield to Emil J. Sady, re: pamphlet “Research in Federal-State
Relations.” 

Folder 200.2-6. Article. J. Howard Pew, “Social Issues and Politics — Are Churches Going Too Far”
U.S. News and World Report (25 April 1960) 

Folder 200.2-6. Typed letter dated 9 June 1960 from Satterfield to Post Printing Company, re: request for copies of “Usurpers
— Foes of Free Men” by Hamilton A. Long 

Folder 200.2-6s. Typed letter dated 22 June 1960 from Satterfield to C.H. Moses, re: letter of June 11,
Benson Report Vol. 11, No. 1 (First Quarter 1959) 

Folder 200.2-6s.
GRA Reporter Vol. 11, No. 1 (First Quarter 1959). With “Future of the States” by George C. S. Benson 

Folder 200.2-6s. “Speech Material — States Rights Volume II” 

Folder 200.2-6s. Typed document. William A. Shuford, “Federal Encroachment on State Rights.” 

Folder 200.2-6s. Typed document. Herbert S. Phillips, “Prophetic Dangers That Are Threatening With Increasing Force The Complete
Nullification of States Rights.” 

Folder 200.2-6s. Brochure. “I Am the Bill of Rights” (Association of Citizens’ Council) 

Folder 200.2-6s. Booklet. “The Bill of Rights” (167th Anniversary Program and Speakers Manual) 

Folder 200.2-7(a). “‘Sovereign States Will Never Die — They Only Fade Away!’ Speech on Government Spending” 

Folder 200.2-7(s). “Speech Material — Government Expenditures — Volume II” 

Folder 200.2-9. “Religious — Speech Material” 

Folder 200.2-11. “Speech Material — Communism — Correspondence” 

Folder 200.2-11-2. “Speech Material — Communism — American Bar Foundation” 

Folder 200.2-11-4. “Speech Material — Communism and Religion” 

Folder 200.2-11-6. “Speech Material — Communism — Data” 

Folder 200.2-12. “Law School Addresses — Speech Material” 

Folder 200.2-14. “United Nations (S) Volume I” 

Folder 200.2-15-3. “‘Forms’ — Use of By Lawyers” 

Folder 200.2-17. “Speech Material — Jokes” 

Folder 200.2-19. “National Defense” 

Folder 200.2-21. “Speech Material — Education” 

Folder 200.2-23. “Speech Material — Automobile Accident Compensation Plan” 

Folder 200.2-25. “Speech Material — Trade, Common Market, Etc.” 

Folder 200-5. “State Delegates Miscellaneous” 

Folder 200.7. “Pacific Northwest Regional Meeting — Portland, Oregon — 24-26 May 1960” 

Folder 200.9. “University of Mississippi — 12 April 1960” 

Folder 200.11. “Hattiesburg Kiwanis Club — 21 April 1960” 

Folder 200.13. “Board of Governors — Washington — 16-19 May 1960” 

Folder 200.15. “Alabama University — Birmingham — 20 May 1960” 

Folder 200.16(A). “Mississippi State Bar — 1960 Whitney North Seymour” 

Folder 200.18. “North Dakota State Bar — Grand Forks — 24 June 1960” 

Folder 200.20. “American Bar Association — American Bar Foundation (Old File in Storage)” 

Folder 200.20-1. “American Bar Foundation — Budget, Salaries and Grants” 

Folder 200.20-3. “American Bar Foundation Minutes” 

Folder 200.20-5. “American Bar Foundation — Cromwell Library” 

Folder 200.20-7. “American Bar Foundation — Research Memoranda (See Also Box labeled ‘ABF’)” 

Folder 200.20-9. “American Bar Foundation — Meeting of Board of Directors” 

Folder 200.20-11. “American Bar Foundation — Miscellaneous Data” 

Folder 200.22-1. “‘Law Day’ — 1960 Speech Material” 

Folder 200.23(A). “Arkansas Speech — Hot Springs — 10 June 1960” 

Folder 200.25. “Preparations for the Presidency — Miscellaneous Memos and Miscellaneous Correspondence” 

Folder 200.27. “Biographical Material — John C. Satterfield” 

Folder 200.29. “John Cobb Cooper — 1 Armour Road, Princeton, New Jersey” 

Folder 200.31. “General Appointments — Miscellaneous Correspondence” 

Folder 200.32-1. “FBI [Federal Bureau of Investigations] — Speech Material and Data” 

Folder 200.32-2. “FBI [Federal Bureau of Investigations] — Information Bulletin” 

Folder 200.33. “Continuing Legal Education — Joint Committee” 

Folder 200.33-1. “Retired Law School Teachers (Proposal by Maurice Merrill)” 

Folder 200.33-3. “Joint Committee on Continuing Legal Education — Data” 

Folder 200.33-5. “Joint Committee on Continuing Legal Education Meeting, 14 December 1961 – New York” [EMPTY] 

Folder 200.35. “Clippings — Miscellaneous Correspondence” 

Folder 200.35-4. “Burelle’s Press Clipping Bureau” 

Folder 200.36. “Awards” 

Folder 200.38. “Miscellaneous Correspondence 1960” 

Folder 200.38. “Miscellaneous Correspondence 1962” 

Folder 200.38-2. “Congratulatory Letters (Installation as President) 1961” 

Folder 200.38-2. “Congratulatory Letters 1960 — President-Elect” 

Folder 200.38-4. “Interoffice Memos (Important)” 

Folder 200.39. “Integration of the Bar” 

Folder 200.39. Typed letter signed dated 7 June 1962 from James M. Spiro to Satterfield, re: enclosed material. 

Folder 200.39. Pamphlet. “Twenty Reasons Why All Indiana Lawyers Should Be Members of the Indiana State Bar Association.”
(Indiana State Bar Association, March 1962) 

Folder 200.39. Booklet.
In the Supreme Court of the United States Trayton L. Lathrop vs. Joseph D. Donohue, Brief of American Judicature Society as
Amicus Curia (October 1960) 

Folder 200.39. Copy typed letter signed dated 18 April 1956 from N.B. Johnson to Edward T. Fairchild, Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of Wisconsin, re: integration of the Oklahoma Bar 

Folder 200.39. Typed letter dated 29 February 1956 from Harry S. Harnsberger to Alfred E. LaFrance, President of the Wisconsin
Bar Association, re: integration of bar in Wyoming 

Folder 200.39. Typed document signed dated 23 March 1956 from Alfred E. Lafrance, re: Wisconsin State Bar Association, integration,
order from legislature, communication with other states with integrated bars. 

Folder 200.39. Typed document dated 16 February 1956. Re: Wisconsin legislative resolution to integrate the Wisconsin State
Bar 

Folder 200.39. Typed document dated October 1955 from Alfred E. LaFrance, “The President’s Page,” re: integration of the Wisconsin
Bar 

Folder 200.39. Reprint. Herbert Harley, “A Lawyer’s Trust”
Journal of the American Judicature Society Vol. 29, No. 2 (August 1945). 

Folder 200.39. Press release dated 13 June 1952. Re: Glen R. Winter’s speech “The Past and the Future of the Organized Bar”
on 13 June 1952 in Memphis, Tennessee to the Tennessee Bar Association. 

Folder 200.39. Typed document dated 8 May 1956 by Philip S. Habermann. “Some Additional Practical Advantages of Integration,”
re: Wisconsin Bar Association 

Folder 200.39. Typed letter signed dated 8 April 1960 from Philip S. Haberman to Satterfield, re: constitutionality of the
integration of the State Bar of Wisconsin, enclosing copy of decision Trayton L. Lathrop vs. Joseph D. Donohue. 

Folder 200.41. “Budget and Expenses President-Elect” 

Folder 200.41-B. “Expenses of President — Special Expenses Not Chargeable to American Bar Association State Action” 

Folder 200.43. “Conference of Chief Justices” 

Folder 200.44. “Constitutional Law — Miscellaneous Correspondence” 

Folder 200.44-b. “Constitutional Law Series — American Bar Foundation — Miscellaneous Correspondence” 

Folder 200.44-2-1. “‘The Supreme Court as the Epitome of our Judicial System’ IR” 

Folder 200.44-3. “Constitutional Law — Mays, David J. — Correspondence” 

Folder 200.44-3-2. “Constitutional Law — Mays, David J. — Manuscript #2 — State Action ‘Shelly vs. Kraemer'” 

Folder 200.44-3-4. “Constitutional Law Series — Mayes Manuscript #4 — Mapp v. Ohio” 

Folder 200.44-3-5. “Constitutional Law Series — Mayes Manuscript #5 — ‘The Procedural Techniques of Federal Control of State
Criminals'” 

Folder 200.44-4. “Constitutional Law — Bloch, Charles — Correspondence” 

Folder 200.44-5. “Constitutional Law — Shands, Dugas — Correspondence — Price-Chittim” 

Folder 200.44-6. “Constitutional Law — Wyman, Louis C. — Correspondence” 

“Constitutional Freedom vs. Law Enforcement and National Security” 

Folder 200.44-8. “Constitutional Law — Supreme Court Caseload” 

Folder 200.44-9. “Constitutional Law — Tenth Amendment — Erosion” 

Folder 200.44-12. “Constitutional Law — Prayer Decision of Supreme Court” 

Folder 200.46. “Presidential Election (1960) United States” 

Folder 200.47. “Myres S. McDougal — Yale University Law School New Haven, Connecticut” 

Folder 200.50. “Fee Cutting — Ethics Submission” 

Folder 200.52. “Membership Speech File — Current Speech File” 

Folder 200.52. “Membership Drive Volume II — Miscellaneous Correspondence — From 1 August 1961 to 31 December 1961” 

Folder 200.52. “Membership Drive Volume IV — Miscellaneous Correspondence — From 1 April 1962 to 1 June 1962” 

Folder 200.52-1. “Mississippi Membership Drive” 

Folder 200.52-3. “Membership Drive — Committee of 1000 Responses (Yazoo City)” 

Folder 200.52-4a. “Membership Drive Data: Lists, Information on States Non-Lawyers Lists and Lists of Committee of 1000” 

Folder 200.52-4c. “Membership Drive (Data) Printed Ads” 

Folder 200.52-6. “Membership Campaign — Publishing Companies” 

Folder 200.52-10. “Membership Drive Correspondence With Deans of Law Schools” 

Folder 200.52-12. “Membership Drive Area Chairmen” 

Folder 200.52-14. “Membership Drive Chicago” 

Folder 200.52-16. “Membership Drive New York” 

Folder 200.53. “American Bar Association Endowment” 

Folder 200.55. “West Publishing Company” 

Folder 200.57. “South Dakota — State Bar Meeting, Mitchell, South Dakota — 25 June 1960” 

Folder 200.59. “Law Office Economics and Management” 

Folder 200.61-1. “Southwest Regional Meeting — Houston 9-12 November 1960 Joint Program — Economics of Law Practice and
Unauthorized Practice of the Law Committees” 

Folder 200.61-3. “Southwest Regional Meeting — Houston 9-12 November 1960 Junior Bar Conference — John C Satterfield Speech” 

Folder 200.63. “Limitations on Attorneys’ Fees (Old file 2.8-Q-5 sent to LHP, Jr.)” 

Folder 200.66. “Practicing Law Institute” 

Folder 200.68. ”
American Bar Association Journal — Miscellaneous Correspondence From 1 January 1962″ 

Folder P-68(a). “Hawkins Article —
American Bar Association Journal August 1960″ 

Folder 200.68(c). ”
American Bar Journal — George Nilsson — Article” 

Folder 200.69. “Miscellaneous Suggestions” 

Folder 200.71. “Will of John Kelly” 

Folder 200.72. “From 1 July 1961 to 31 October 1961 General Practice (Proposed New Section)” 

Folder P-74. “Prepaid Legal Insurance” 

Folder 200.76. “National Association of Women Lawyers” 

Folder 200.78. “Prentice-Hall, Inc. Miscellaneous” 

Folder 200.81. “Baton Rouge, Louisiana (Ben R. Miller, 5 November 1960)” 

Folder 200.84. “Inter-American Bar Association” 

Folder 200.85. “Volume I — Connally Amendment” 

Folder 200.85. “Volume III — Connally Amendment” 

Folder 200.85-2. “Connally Amendment — Anti-Satterfield Correspondence (Anti-Repeal)” 

Folder 200.85-4. “Connally Amendment in Mississippi (Mississippi Bar)” 

Folder 200.85. “Connally Amendment — Speech Material” 

Folder 200.87. “Board of Governors — Chicago — 27-29 October 1960” 

Folder 200.89. “American Bar Association — Budget” 

Folder 200.90. “Law Day” 

Folder 200.90-1. “Law Day — Miscellaneous Data” 

Folder 200.92. “American Bar Association — The United States “Law Week” (The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.)” 

Folder 200.94. “American Bar Association — House of Delegates — Miscellaneous” 

Folder 200.94-1(a). “House of Delegates — Committee Reports — Midwinter Meeting, 1961” 

Folder 200.94-3. “House of Delegates — August 1962 — Annual Meeting — San Francisco, California — 6-10 August 1962” 

Folder 200.94-4. “House of Delegates Midyear Meeting, 1963, New Orleans, Louisiana” 

Folder 200.95. “Board of Governors — Miscellaneous From January 1, 1962 to Current” 

Folder 200.95.1. “American Bar Association — Board of Governors — Chicago — February 1961” [EMPTY] 

Folder 200.95-2. “Board of Governors — Washington, D.C. — 15-16 May 1961” 

Folder 200.95-4. “Board of Governors — Annual Meeting — 3-4 August 1961” 

Folder 200.95-6. “Meeting of Board of Governors with Bar Presidents” 

Folder 200.95-8. “Board of Governors — Conference with State Bar President and Secretaries — 17 February 1962 — Chicago” 

Folder 200.95-9(a). “Board of Governors — May 1962 — Engagements” 

Folder 200.95-11. “Board of Governors Meeting — Chicago, Illinois — 11-12 October 1962” 

Folder 200.96. “American Bar Association — Gibson Witherspoon” 

Folder 200.98. “Washington Report From Senator John Stennis” 

Folder 200.100. “Speaking Engagements — Miscellaneous Correspondence” 

Folder 200.100-2. “Invitations Declined 1962 — A-L” 

Folder 200.100-3a. “Engagements Declined — 1963” 

Folder 200.100-5. “Speaking Engagements — American Title Association — Minneapolis, Minnesota — 16-19 October 1961” 

Folder 200.100-7. “Speaking Engagements — Detroit Bar Association — Annual Dinner — Detroit, Michigan — 11 May 1961” 

Folder 200.100-10. “Speaking Engagements — Louisiana State Bar Association — Biloxi, Mississippi — 24-27 May 1961” 

Folder 200.100-12. “Speaking Engagements — National Association of Life Underwriters — Bal Harbor, Florida — 25-29 June
1961” 

Folder 200.100-13. “National Society of Public Accountants Denver — 31 August 1961” 

Folder 200.100-15. “Speaking Engagements — Port Gibson Lions Club — Port Gibson, Mississippi — 3 March 1961” 

Folder 200.100-16a. “Southern Trust — 4 May 1961 — Data” 

Folder 200.100-18. “Speaking Engagements — Virginia State Bar — Old Point, Virginia — 13 May 1961” 

Folder 200.100-20. “Alexandria Virginia Bar Association — 26 January 1961” 

Folder 200.100-22. “National Council of Farmer Cooperatives — New Orleans — 10 January 1961” 

Folder 200.100-24. “University of Mississippi (Tom Clark) — 14 February 1961” 

Folder 200.100-26. “‘Law Day’ — Florida, University of — Gainesville, Florida — 2 May 1961” 

Folder 200.100-28. “Commercial Law League of America — Saranac, New York — 3 July 1961” 

Folder 200.100-30. “World Peace through Law Conferences — Miscellaneous” 

Folder 200.100-30(1). “Volume III — Costa Rica — 11-14 June 1961 — John C. Satterfield Speech” 

Folder 200.100-30(1). “Volume V — Costa Rica — 11-14 June 1961 — Data” 

Folder 200.100-30(2). “Asian Conference on World Peace through Law — Miscellaneous Correspondence” 

Folder 200.100-30(2)-2. “Asian Conference — John C. Satterfield Speech” [EMPTY] 

Folder 200.100.30-3.1. “World Peace through the Rule of Law Conference — Nigeria, Africa Conference — John C. Satterfield
Speech” 

Folder 200.100.30-3.2. “World Peace through the Rule of Law Conference — Nigeria Africa Conference — Data” 

“African Conference” 

Folder 200.100-30-4(1). “European Conference on World Peace through the Rule of Law — Engagements — Rome, Italy — 2-4 April
1962” 

Folder 200.100-30-4(3). “European Conference on World Peace through the Rule of Law — Data — Rome, Italy — 2-4 April 1962” 

Folder 200.100-31. “Wyoming State Bar — Sheridan, Wyoming — 7-9 September 1961” 

Folder 200.100-33. “Lions Club — Jackson, Mississippi — 21 April 1961” 

Folder 200.100-35. “Junior Chamber of Commerce — Biloxi, Mississippi — 29 April 1961” 

Folder 200.100-38. “Nebraska State Bar — Annual Meeting Omaha — 1-3 November 1961 Replacement File” 

Folder 200.100-40. “Mississippi State Bar Annual Meeting — Speech File” 

Folder 200.100-42. “Mississippi State Bar Annual Meeting — 14-15 June 1962” 

Folder 200.100-43-1. “Salt Lake City Regional Meeting — Engagements — 31 May-2 June 1962” 

Folder 200.100-43-3. “Salt Lake City Regional Meeting — Lawyers Title Guaranty Funds Speech — 2 June 1962” 

Folder 200.100-45. “Criminal Justice — Harvard Conference — 17-29 July 1961 — Cambridge, Massachusetts” 

Folder 200.100-47. “The Florida Bar — Hollywood Beach, Florida — 25-28 April 1962 — Speech 27 April 1962, Noon” 

Folder 200.100-48(1). “State Bar of Texas — Speech Material” 

Folder 200.100-50. “Alaska Bar Association — Juneau, Alaska — 3-6 May 1962 — Speech, 5 May 1962” 

Folder 200.100-51-A. “Minnesota State Bar Convention — 14-16 June 1962 — World Peace through Law Seminar” 

Folder 200.100-52. “Jackson League of Women Voters — Jackson, Mississippi — 24 October 1961 (United Nations Day)” 

Folder 200.100-54. “Kansas, The Bar Association of the State of — Topeka — 10 May 1962” 

Folder 200.100-56. “Kentucky State Bar Association — Louisville, Kentucky — 25-27 April 1962 — Speech 26 April 1962, 7
p.m.” 

Folder 200.100-5. “Temporary — Section Chairmen — Meeting with Board of Governors — October 1961” 

Folder 200.100-59. “Chicago, Illinois — 11 October 1961 — Meeting with Four Chairmen IR, LW, CB, AS, John C. Satterfield” 

Folder 200.100-61. “Arlington County Bar Association — 15 December 1961 — Arlington, Virginia” 

Folder 200.100-63. “Birmingham Regional Meeting — Miscellaneous” 

Folder 200.100-63(b). “Birmingham Regional Meeting — Response from Mississippi Lawyers — Also John C. Satterfield Party” 

Folder 200.100-63(d). “National Veterans Day Program — World Peace Luncheon — 11 November 1961 — Dinkler Room, Tutwiler
Hotel 11:30a.m.” 

“Trip File — Birmingham Regional Meeting — Channell — John C. Satterfield Breakfast “Federal Legislation” — 10 September
1961″ 

Folder 200.100-65. “Annual Meeting 1962 — Miscellaneous Correspondence” 

Folder 200.100-65-1. “Annual Meeting — Engagements — Miscellaneous Correspondence” 

Folder 200.100-65-1. “Annual Meeting — Tuesday, 31 July 1962” 

Folder 200.100-65-1. “Annual Meeting — Thursday, 2 August 1962” 

Folder 200.100-65-1. “Annual Meeting — Saturday, 4 August 1962” 

Folder 200.100-65-1. “Annual Meeting — Monday, 6 August 1962” 

Folder 200.100-65-1. “Annual Meeting — Wednesday, 8 August 1962” 

Folder 200.100-65-1. “Annual Meeting — Friday, 10 August 1962” 

Folder 200.100-65.3. “1962 Annual Meeting — Civil Trial Presentation” 

Folder 200.100-65-4-A. “Annual Meeting 1962 — Requests by Individuals for Hotel Accommodations” 

Folder 200.100-65-6. “Annual Meeting 1962 — John C. Satterfield Personal Accommodations” 

Folder 200.100-65-8. “Annual Meeting 1962 — Tours, Miscellaneous, Rightway Trip, etc.” 

Folder 200.100-65-10. “Annual Meeting — President’s Address to House of Delegates” 

Folder 200.100-65-11-A. “Annual Meeting — Assembly Address — Final Drafts” 

Folder 200.100-65-11-B. “Annual Meeting — Assembly Address — Press Releases” 

Folder 200.100-65-11-D. “Annual Meeting — Assembly Address — Rough Drafts” 

Folder 200.100-65-12. “Annual Meeting — Mississippi Delegation” 

Folder 200.100-65-14. “Annual Meeting — Post Convention Matters — Thank You Notes, Etc.” 

Folder 200.100-65-16. “Annual Meeting — Fennell, Stanley and Mrs., Canadian Bar President” 

Folder 200.100-66. “Memphis Rotary Club — 9 January 1962 — Memphis, Tennessee” 

Folder 200.100-68. “1962 Midyear Meeting — Miscellaneous Correspondence — Use this one for filing” 

Folder 200.100-69. “Notre Dame Law School — 7 May 1962 — ‘Law Day’ Notre Dame, Indiana” 

Folder 200.100-71. “Dayton Bar Association — 8 January 1962 (luncheon)” 

Folder 200.100-73. “Ann Arbor, Michigan — University of Michigan (School of Law) — 12 January 1962” 

Folder 200.100-75. “International Crossroads — Sunday Morning Breakfast January 12, 1962 — Washington Young Men’s Christian
Association” 

Folder 200.100-77. “Metropolitan Luncheon — International Association of Insurance Counsel — 27 January 1962 — Hotel Plaza,
New York” 

Folder 200.100-79. “National Council of Farmer Cooperatives — San Francisco — 16 January 1962” 

Folder 200.100-81. “The Kansas City Bar Association — 1 March 1962 — No SP (OK File Before Going)” 

Folder 200.100-83. “University of Mississippi School of Law — 13 March 1962” 

Folder 200.100-85. “Rhode Island Bar Association — 11 April 1962” 

Folder 200.100-87. “The Bar Association of San Francisco — 16 January 1962” 

Folder 200.100-89. “National Association of Independent Insurance Adjusters — Miami, Florida — 8 May 1962” 

Folder 200.100-91. “Wichita Bar Association — 12 June 1962 — Wichita, Kansas” 

Folder 200.100-95. “Antelope Valley Bar Association — Palmdale, California — 18 January 1962” 

Folder 200.100-97. “Iowa State Bar Association — 8 June 1962” 

Folder 200.100-101. “Georgia Bar Association — Savannah, Georgia — 6-8 June 1962 SP — 6-7.62 a.m.” 

Folder 200.100-103. “New Mexico State Bar — 21 April 1962 — Albuquerque, New Mexico” 

Folder 200.100-105. “Corporate Lawyers Institute — New York — 18-19 May 1962, (Dinner May 18 honoring John C. Satterfield
& SCS)” 

Folder 200.100-108. “New Jersey Bar Association — Atlantic City — 19 May 1962” 

Folder 200.100-110. “Long Beach Bar Association — 21 March 1962 — Long Beach California” 

Folder 200.100-112. “Canadian Bar Association — 27 August 1962” 

Folder 200.100-113. “Suffolk University — Boston — Presentation of Doctorate — 16 June 1962” 

Folder 200.100-118. “Baton Rouge, Louisiana — ‘Seminar on Communism’ — 25 May 1962” 

Folder 200.100-120. “Atlanta Bar Association — Atlanta, Georgia — 12 May 1962” 

Folder 200.100-123. “Nevada Bar Association — Nevada City, California — 21 March 1962” 

Folder 200.100-125. “American Law Institute — 23-25 May 1962 (39th Annual Meeting) Washington, DC” 

Folder 200.100-127. “International Bar Association — Miscellaneous Current Correspondence — Edinburgh, Scotland — July
1962” 

Folder 200.100-127-2. “International Bar Association — Program — Official Matters” 

Folder 200.100-127-4. “International Bar Association — List of Delegates and Alternates” 

Folder 200.100-129. “Council of State Governments — Regional Meet — Biloxi, Mississippi — 7 July 1962 

Folder 200.100-131. “Delaware State Bar Association — Wilmington, Delaware — 28 June 1962” 

Folder 200.100-133. “American Legion Annual Convention — 10 October 1962 — Las Vegas, Nevada” 

Folder 200.100-134. “National Association Municipal Court Judges — 29 November 1962” 

“Midwinter Meeting — New Orleans — Fellows of the American Bar Foundation” 

Folder 200.102. “National Lawyers Guild” 

Folder 200.104. “Harvard Law School” 

Folder 200.106. “Yauch, John H. Newark 2, New Jersey” 

Folder 200.108. “American Bar Association — Pictures” 

Folder 200.109-1. “Breakfast by Raymond W. Miller for John C. Satterfield” 

Folder 200.110. “Meridian Speech File — 21 November 1960” 

Folder 200.113. “American Bar Association — Junior Bar Association — Miscellaneous” 

Folder 200.113-2. “Junior Bar Conference — Judicial Retirement Resolution” 

Folder 200.115. “American Law Student Association — Miscellaneous” 

Folder 200.116. “Airlines” 

Folder 200.118. “Supreme Court of the United States – Selection of Members” 

Folder 200.120-1. “Midwinter Meeting 1961 — Engagements” 

Folder 200.121. “The Practical Lawyer” 

Folder 200.124. “John D. Randall” 

Folder 200.126. “Eberhard Deutsch” 

Folder 200.128. “Whitney North Seymour — Miscellaneous” 

Folder 200.130. “International Bar Association” 

Folder 200.130-2. “International Bar Association — Data and Applications for Membership” 

Folder 200.135. “Sylvester C. Smith, Jr.” 

Folder 200.137. “Ben R. Miller” 

Folder 200.141. “Bureau of Legal Economics (Proposed)” 

Folder 200.142. “New York University — School of Law — Complaint of Mrs. Roma Q. Jackson” 

Folder 200.143. “Old Files — National Conference of Bar Presidents” 

Folder 200.144. “American Bar Foundation” 

Folder 200.144-1. “Foundations, Funds, Grants-in-Aid, Etc. — Carnegie” 

Folder 200.144-3. “Foundations, Funds, Grants-in-Aid, Etc. Rockefeller” 

“Foundation Funds — Trip File” 

Folder 200.145-1. “Engagements — Annual Meeting” 

Folder 200.145-3. “Cocktail Party — John C. Satterfield” 

Folder 200.145-5. “Annual Meeting — Witherspoon’s Party — Sunday 6 August 1961” 

Folder 200.146. “Specialization — From 1 January 1962 to current” 

Folder 200.146. “Specialization — General Correspondence to 31 July 1961” 

Folder 200.146-2. “Specialization — Data — Miscellaneous Best” 

Folder 200.146-3. “Specialization — American Bar Foundation — Correspondence” 

Folder 200.146-4(a). “Specialization — American Bar Foundation — Research Memoranda” 

Folder 200.147. “American Bar News” 

Folder 200.149. “H.R. 10 From 1 July 1962 to current” 

Folder 200.149. “H.R. 10 (prior to 1 August 1961)” 

Folder 200.150. “National Legal Aid and Defender Association” 

Folder 200.151-1. “Bar Builders” 

Folder 200.153. “Russia (Trips, miscellaneous data, etc.)” 

Folder 200.155. “Kennedy, John Fitzgerald — PRESIDENT” 

Folder 200.158. “Professional Corporations (From 1 May 1962 to Current)” 

Folder 200.158-1. “Professional Corporations — Data” 

Folder 200.160. “Stason, E. Blythe” 

Folder 200.162. “Legislative Drafting — Peacock” 

Folder 200.166. “Foreign Visitors” 

Folder 200.167. “Membership of Law Students” 

Folder 200.169. “Agrarian Planning Institute (J. Randall)” 

Folder 200.172. “Seminar for State Trial Judges (Proposal by Page Keeton)” 

Folder 200.174. “The Lawyers Handbook — From 1 March 1962 to current” 

Folder 200.174. “Lawyers’ Handbook — 1 January 1961-31 August 1961” 

Folder 200.174. “Lawyers’ Handbook — From 1 January 1962-28 February 1962” 

“Lawyers’ Handbook — Trip File” 

Folder 200.175. “John C. Satterfield Confidential — American Bar Association (Retain in Yazoo City)” 

Folder 200.176-1. “State Surveys — Current” 

Folder 200.178. “Jury Systems” 

Folder 200.180. “Time Magazine” 

Folder 200.181. “Latin American (Miscellaneous)” 

Folder 200.183. “Mid-Central Regional Institute — Combined Seminar — 12 May 1961” 

Folder 200.187. “Dan Smoot Report” 

Folder 200.191. “Criminal Justice — Ford Grant” [EMPTY] 

Folder 200.193. “Legal Internships” 

Folder 200.195. “Lists — Miscellaneous” 

Folder 200.197. “Presidents Page — Miscellaneous Correspondence” 

Folder 200.200. “Honorary Degrees” 

Folder 200.202. “Proposed Gift to Panama Bar Association” 

Folder 200.204. “Reginald Herber Smith (Survey of the Legal Profession)” 

Folder 200.206. “World Publishing Company — Proposed Book by John C. Satterfield” 

Folder 200.209. “Osmer Fitts — Miscellaneous” 

Folder 200.211. “Propriety of Contingent Fees for Legal Services” 

Folder 200.213. “American Judicare Insurance” 

Folder 200.214. “Manuscripts — John C. Satterfield — Extra Copies” 

Folder 200.216. “Edwards, Lynn — Miscellaneous Correspondence” 

Folder 200.218. “Red Book” 

Folder 200.221. “Justice of Peace Corps, Abolition of” 

Folder 200.223. “Conservative Society of America, The” 

Folder 200.225. “Duties of the President” 

Folder 200.227. “The American Legion” 

Folder 200.229. “Formosa — Miscellaneous Data” 

Folder 200.232. “Dechert, Robert — U.S. Mission to United Nations” 

Folder 200.235. “Alabama, University of — ‘Television Programs on Federal System of Government — Fall, 1962′” 

Folder 200.237. “Exchange of Lawyers between U.S. and Russia” 

Folder 200.239. “Powell, Lewis […]ficial” 

Folder 200.242. “National Military-Industrial Conference (The Institute for American Strategy)” 

Folder 200.245. “Employee Welfare and Pension Benefit Plans — Advisory Council” 

Folder 200.247. “First De-Communization World Congress (Cuban Lawyers in Exile)” 

Folder 200.249. “Annual Reports of American Bar Association” 

Folder 200.251. “Federal Bar Association” 

Folder 200.253. “Belli, Melvin” 

Folder 200.255. “Pittman, R. Carter — Dalton, Georgia” 

Folder 200.257. “American Bar Association — Dues” 

Folder 200.260. “American Bar Association Board of Governors — 17-22 May 1964 — Washington, DC” 

Folder 200.261. “American Bar Association — American Law Institute” 

Folder 200.262-1. “Annual Meeting — Chicago, Illinois — 12-16 August 1963 — Administration Committee” 

Folder 200.262-3. “Annual Meeting — Chicago, Illinois — Board of Governors” [EMPTY] 

Folder 200.263. “American Bar Association — Midwinter Meeting — Chicago, Illinois — 14-18 February 1964” 

Folder 200.265-1. “American Bar Association — Annual Meeting — New York, N.Y. — 6-14 August 1964 — Engagements” 

Folder 200.265-3. “American Bar Association — Annual Meeting 1964 — Committee, Section and Miscellaneous Group Meetings” 

Folder 200.266. “American Bar Association — Continuing Legal Education” 

Folder 200.268. “American Bar Association — Regional — 22-23 October 1964 — Atlanta, Georgia” 

Folder 200.270. “American Bar Association — Annual Meeting 1965 — Miami Beach, Florida — 9-13 August 1965” 

Folder 200.271. “Trip File — American Bar Association — Regional Meeting — San Juan, Puerto Rico — 22-29 May 1965” 

Folder 200.273. “Estes, Billie Sol — American Bar Association Amicus Curiae Brief” 

Folder 200.275. “American Bar Association — Midwinter Meeting 1966” 

Folder 200.275. “American Bar Association — Engagements — Midyear 1966” 

Folder 200.276. “Trip File — American Bar Association Annual Meeting — 1966 Montreal, Canada” 

Folder 200.276-1. “American Bar Association Annual Meeting — Assembly Delegates” 

Folder 200.278. “American Bar Association — Spann, William B., Jr.” 

Folder 200.281. “Christian Legal Society” 

Folder 200.285. “American Bar Association Annual Meeting — 1967 — Honolulu” 

Folder 200.304. “American Bar Association — Genocide Convention — Volume I” 

Folder 201. “Meredith Case — Correspondence — Answered” 

Folder 201. Random notes on legal pad 

Folder 201. Typed letter dated 18 January 1963 from Satterfield to Nicholas Katzenbach, Deputy Attorney General of the United
States, re: apology for not responding to letter dated 5 November 

Folder 201. Typed letter dated 17 January 1863 from Camden Norris to David Lawrence, re: editorials and integration 

Folder 201. Typed letter dated 10 January 1963 from Satterfield to William Harvey Reeves, re: apology for not answering his
letter sooner 

Folder 201. Typed letter dated 8 January 1963 from Satterfield to Scott Beach, re: actions of Governor Barnett, possible change
in representing Barnett, and Look Magazine article 

Folder 201. Typed letter signed dated 29 December 1962 from Chilton Bryan to Satterfield, re: Leon Jaworski 

Folder 201. Typed letter dated 29 December 1962 from E.H. Patton Jr. to Leon Jaworski, re: resignation as president of the
Texas Bar Association. 

Folder 201. Typed letter dated 29 December 1962 from Camden Norris to editors of the Jackson
Clarion Ledger, re: resistance to integration 

Folder 201. Typed letter signed dated 20 November 1962 from Ben R. Miller to Gibson B. Witherspoon, re: “Oxford: A Warning
for Americans.” 

Folder 201. Typed letter signed dated 26 November 1962 from James W. Danahy, Executive Vice President of the West Side Association
of Commerce in the City of New York, to Satterfield, re: letter of 23 October,observations about the events in Mississippi 

Folder 201. Typed letter signed dated 27 November 1962 from Camden Norris, of Dill & Norris Sheet Metal and Heating Company,
to Satterfield, re: attached letter from William Loeb, a publisher of
Union Leader in New Hampshire thanking Norris for sending a copy of Satterfield’s rotary address, article in the
 Clarion Ledger 

Folder 201. Typed letter dated 16 October 1962 from William Loeb, President of Union Leader Corporation, to Camden Norris,
of Americans for Constitutional Government, re: telegram, Negro problem/black migration, Republican Party & Southern viewpoint 

Folder 201. Typed letter dated 30 November 1962 from Satterfield to Camden Norris of Dill & Norris, re: letter of 27 November,
rallying outside support 

Folder 201. Typed letter dated 7 November 1962 from Satterfield to Barney A. Hamilton, re: letter of 3 September received,
retained to represent Governor Ross Barnett in the Meredith case. 2 copies 

Folder 201. Typed letter signed dated 3 September 1962 from Barney Hamilton to J.A. Rinehart, re: legislative apportionment
according to population, historical reasons for the civil war, Fourteenth Amendment, sovereignty of counties of a state, remedial
laws necessary to correct abuses of government (workmen’s compensation and railroad retirement) 

Folder 201. Typed letter signed dated 11 September 1962 from M. Alston Keith of Keith & Keith Attorneys at Law to Satterfield,
re: June issue of ABA Journal with Stewart B. Campbell’s review of Race and Reason, Satterfield’s President’s Page, getting
together at a regional meeting 

Folder 201. Typed letter signed dated 13 November 1962 from Ben R. Miller of Sanders, Miller, Downing, Rubin & Kean Attorneys
at Law to Satterfield, re: Committee of 100, tax deduction contributions, Greenville Clark, Standing Committee on the Bill
of Rights, violation of Mississippi student rights and illegal expulsion 

Folder 201. Typed document. Committee of 100 in support of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc. Re: List of
members, James Meredith, equal opportunity for education, Kennedy quote, cost of Meredith case, solicitation of funds 

Folder 201. Typed letter dated 5 November 1962 from Satterfield to Arthur de Grendon Architect, re: letter of 24 October in
reference to situation in Mississippi, working together to increase activity of conservatives 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 23 November 1962 from Charles J. Bloch to Satterfield, re: criminal contempt proceedings
against Governor Barnett and Lieutenant Governor Johnson 

Folder 201a. Typed letter dated 26 November 1962 from Satterfield to Dean Robert J. Farley School of Law at the University
of Mississippi, re: engagement at Greenwood, Memphis on 13 December 13, Administration Committee of the American Bar Association
in Chicago 

Folder 201a. Telegram dated 31 October 1962 from Satterfield to Charles H. Burton, re: Katzenbach speech 

Folder 201a. Handwritten letter signed from E. Baker to Satterfield, re: article on page 27 of the May 1962 issue of
Harper’s Magazine, enclosed newspaper article “US Role Defended by Robert Kennedy.” 

Folder 201a. Typed document. “For Meredith file, George Harris, Look Magazine 

Folder 201a. Typed letter dated 24 October 1962 from Satterfield to William J. Mahoney Jr., of The Advertiser Company, re:
review of book by Paul Bakewell, Mahoney’s recent column on Ross Barnett 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 18 October 1962 from W. Barney Arthur to Satterfield, re: copy of an editorial 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 15 October 1962 from W.M. Miles to Satterfield, re: contempt proceedings against Governor
Barnett, Walter Armstrong contempt proceedings, entitlement to jury trial if it is criminal proceeding, Supreme Court jurisdiction,
Court of Appeals at New Orleans conducting a “cold war” on Barnett, fear of living in police state 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 15 October 1962 from W.S. Satterfield to John Satterfield, re: Georgia Democrat, situation
in Mississippi, Satterfield clan, Tulsa and Pryor, Oklahoma, telephone numbers, claiming “kin.” 

Folder 201a. Handwritten letter signed from Satterfield to Tom, re: call from Washington and change in recommendations, requests
meeting 

Folder 201a. Handwritten document. Re: radio statement regarding U.S. vs. Mississippi, newspaper and ABA, request of full
statement 

Folder 201a. Telegram dated 8 October 1962 from Satterfield to Constance Motley, re: Extension of time to file brief agreeable 

Folder 201a. Typed letter dated 4 October 1962 from Satterfield to E.M. Nichols of Arlington, Virginia, re: telegram of 2
October, David Lawrence editorial in 8 October issue of
U.S. News and World Report “Illegality Breeds Illegality.” 

Folder 201a. Typed letter dated 4 October 1962 from Satterfield to Mrs. Edward J. Bogen of Greenville, Mississippi re: thanks
for telegram of 1 October, Ed Bogen 

Folder 201a. Typed document. Re: statement to Alumni, Parents of Students, and other friends from Charles D. Fair, General
Chairman of Program for a Greater University of Mississippi, and J.D. Williams, Chancellor. Re: crisis at University of Mississippi 

Folder 201a. Telegram from Jerry Furr to Satterfield, re: urge the governor’s personal appeal statewide for obedience to law,
urge peaceful compliance to constituted authorities 

Folder 201a. Telegram from Burkett H. Martin & J. Stanford Terry to Satterfield, re: urge governor to take stand publicly
for law and order 

Folder 201a. Typed document dated 18 September 1962. Re: memorandum to Governor from Sue, Dean Clarence Manion, situation
in Mississippi, challenge fourteenth amendment, Virginia 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 31 October 1962 from James R. Stoner to Satterfield, re: morning telephone conversation,
articles from Evening Star & Washington Post enclosed, “Katzenbach Criticizes Lawyers in Race Field” & “Lawyers Hit for Inactivity
on Meredith.” 

Folder 201a. Telegram dated 30 October 1962 from Nicholas B. Katzenbach, Deputy Attorney General, to Satterfield, re: telegram/extemporaneous
speech 

Folder 201a. Typed letter dated 30 October 1962 from Satterfield to Nicholas Katzenbach, re: copy of article in Washington
Post, telegram asking for full text of speech 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 24 October 1962 from Blain Simons to Satterfield, re: state sovereignty issue in Mississippi,
Fourteen and Fifteenth Amendments, Republican legislators from New England, Kennedy, Luther King’s Carpet Baggers, Civil War,
black vote, urban slums 

Folder 201a. Typed letter dated 9 October 1962 from R. Carter Pittman to Arthur J. Goldberg, re:
The Biology of the Race Problem by Dr. Wesley Critz George of University of North Carolina Medical Center 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 1 October 1962 from R.C. Garland to Satterfield, re: occupation of Mississippi by federal
forces, reorganization of the Democratic Party, Governor Barnett, Republican Party, Rockefeller & Kennedy, Cuba, Texas State
Bar Meeting 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 9 October 1962 from Lewis to Satterfield, re: difficult times, enclosed column of Holmes
Alexander in
Richmond News Leader (6 October 1962), meeting in Chicago 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 12 October 1962 from Gibson B. Witherspoon to William B. Spann Jr., re: attaching UP
report from Chicago regarding American Bar Group endorsing Kennedy’s action in Meredith case, concern that Board of Governors
of the American Bar endorsed the position, terrible time in Mississippi at the University of Mississippi 

Folder 201a. Typed letter dated 4 October 1962 from Gibson Witherspoon to Sylvester C. Smith, re: press release regarding
American Bar endorsing Kennedy action, Board of Governors for American Bar Association, Senator John Stennis, and letter of
26 September 1962 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 29 September 1962 from Ulys. A. Lovell to Satterfield, re: federal judiciary, Republican
Party, secession 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 12 October 1962 from William Loeb to Satterfield, re: support for Mississippi from
New Hampshire newspaper, enclosing two editorials 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 8 October 1962 from Tom L. Gibson to Satterfield, re: Clarence Manion letter 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 2 October 1962 from Clarence Manion to James O. Eastland and John Stennis, re: speech
over the Manion Forum radio network on 12 January 1958, Eisenhower’s unlawful use of troops in 1957, James Meredith, Governor
Barnett, Supreme Court suit, Lawrence editorial 

Folder 201a. Typed document. “A court of Last Resort: Open Letter to Governor Ross Barnett from Clayton Rand”, re: appeal
to United Nations about situation in Mississippi 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 1 October 1962 from Victor Amussen to Satterfield, re: copy of essay “The Gold Crisis,”
gold reserve, Kennedy quote. 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 3 October 1962 from Albion J. Young to Satterfield, re: Robert Kennedy, American Bar
Association, University of Mississippi, public entitled to know position of the lawyers 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 2 October 1962 from J.I. Ford to Satterfield, re:
New York Herald Tribune clipping, defense of Governor Barnett, “Use of Troops in Schools A Constitutional Question”
 Herald Tribune (1 October 1962) 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 28 September 1962 from Warren L. Wood to Satterfield, re: federal-state relations,
enclosing copy of motion and resolution adopted by full body of National Legislative Conference 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 29 September 1962 from Jack Pinkston to Satterfield, re: subversives intent on fostering
mongrelization of human races, copy of letter being sent to president, Senator Javits, Senator Keating, Senator Douglas, enclosed
newspaper clippings, Satterfield as chief counsel for Citizens’ Committee 

Folder 201a. Newspaper article. “Barnett Fails to Appear in Court,” “Army Unit Sent to Back Up U.S. Marshals at Memphis,”
& “Federal Court Orders Will Be Enforced to Enroll Negro, Attorney General Says”
Evening Star (28 September 1962) 

Folder 201a. Typed letter dated 30 September 1962 from Rufus Webb to Letters to the Editors of
The Jefferson, re: Cuban Missile Crisis, Oxford crisis, Reconstruction, Brown vs. Board, Supreme Court, Fourteenth Amendment, Plessy vs
Fergusen, NAACP president Alfred H. Kelly, NAACP, judicial restraint, Taney & Missouri Compromise 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 16 September 1962 from W. Jefferson Davis to Satterfield, re: segregation, Supreme
Court, Governor Barnett,
The Law of the Land 

Folder 201a. Typed letter dated 23 November 1960 from W. Jefferson Davis to Jimmie H. Davis, re: Price Daniel, Supreme Court,
forced integration, states overruling unconstitutional court edicts, Louisiana 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 14 September 1962 from Granville L. Martin to Satterfield, re:
Congressional Record, Supreme Court, segregation, common law vs. federal courts, enclosed clipping from Congressional Record with remarks of John
H. Rousselot of California & self-addressed stamped envelope. 2 copies, 1 illegible 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 5 October 1962 from John Bauer to Satterfield, re: Mississippi leadership, racial segregation,
disaster at the University of Mississippi, , enclosed clipping 

Folder 201a. Handwritten letter signed dated 10 October 1962 from W.M. Drake of Church Hill, Mississippi to Satterfield, re:
defense of Constitution 

Folder 201a. Telegram dated 28 September 1962 from Georgia Harkness to Satterfield, re: strife in Mississippi, mediation 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 2 October 1962 from J. Blacheisen to Satterfield, re: member of bar association, bad
advice 

Folder 201a. Typed document dated 25 July 1962. Barney A. Hamilton, “The Process of Education.” 

Folder 201a. Newspaper article. “Meredith Case Based on State Doctrine” McComb
Enterprise-Journal (12 October 1962). 

Folder 201a. Newspaper article. Tom Ethridge, “Mississippi Notebook” & Charles M. Hills, “Affairs of State”
Jackson Clarion-Ledger (2 October 1962). 

Folder 201a. Typed document “A Statewide Address on Television and Radio to the People of Mississippi by Governor Ross R.
Barnett, 7:30 pm, September 13, 1962.” Envelope postmarked 17 September 1962 in Jackson Mississippi from Mississippi Executive
Department to Satterfield 

Folder 201a. Newspaper articles. Clark Porteous, “Soldiers and Co-eds Do the Twist the Hard Way in Oxford — On Gravel” &
UPI, “Old Miss Dean Asks Expulsion”
Memphis Commercial Appeal (13 October 1962) 

Folder 201a. Typed document. “Temporary Restraining Order in James H. Meredith versus Charles Dickson Fair.” 

Folder 201a. Typed letter signed dated 25 September 1962 from Edward W. Wadsworth, Clerk of the United States Court of Appeals,
to C.B. Motley, R. Jess Brown, & Charles Clark, re: enclosed “Notice of Motion and Motion for Preliminary Injunction; Petition
of the United States, Amicus Curias for an Injunction”; “Memorandum of Points and Authorities in Support of Application of
the United States, as Amicus Curias, for Temporary Restraining Order”; “Temporary Restraining Order.” 

Folder 201a. Typed document. “Petition of the United States, Amicus Curiae, For an Injunction. Filed September 26, 1962.”
Re: James H. Meredith v. Charles Dickson Fair and United States of America v. State of Mississippi 

Folder 201a. Typed document. “Temporary Restraining Order. Filed September 25, 1962.” Re: James H. Meredith v. Charles Dickson
Fair et al and United States of America v. State of Mississippi et al 

Folder 201a. Typed document. “Insufficiency of Process.” 

Folder 201a. Typed document dated 25 September 1962. “Citation for Contempt.” Re: In the Chancery Court of Jones County, Mississippi,
Second Judicial District in Vacation; A.L. Meador, et al vs. James H. Meredith et al 

Folder 201a. Typed document. Re: Brown v. Board of Education, Glidden v. Zdanok, Stone v. Interstate Natural Gas Co., Waugh
v. Board of Trustees, Texas v. White, Fourteenth Amendment 

Folder 201a. Typed document. Re: Position of the Governor of the State of Mississippi. 

Folder 201a. Typed document. “Memorandum on behalf of the State of Mississippi and Governor Ross R. Barnett and Lieutenant
Governor Paul B. Johnson in Response to Memorandum filed on October 15, 1962 by the Amicus Curiae.” 

Folder 201.2. “Meredith Case — Data” 

Folder 201.2. Pamphlet. “The Margin for Greatness: Address delivered by Chancellor J.D. Williams, of the University of Mississippi,
to the Sunflower County Chapter of the Ole Miss Alumni Association, June 25, 1962.” (Reproduced by the Program for a Greater
University of Mississippi) 

Folder 201.2. Pamphlet. John C. Satterfield, “Due Process of Law or Government By Intimidation? It Could Happen to You.” 2
copies 

Folder 201.2. Reprint. “One Lawyer’s Look at Interposition: Address delivered by Fred G. Hudson, Jr., of Monroe, Louisiana,
upon his induction as Honorary Member of the Order of the Coif, L.S.U. Chapter, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, April 7, 1956.”
Louisiana Bar Journal (April) 

Folder 201.2. Reprint. R. Carter Pittman, “The Law of the Land” from “Policy-Making in a Democracy: The Role of the United
States Supreme Court, A Symposium”
Journal of Public Law Vol. 6, No. 2 (1958) 

Folder 201.2. Booklet. Hamilton A. Long, “Usurpers — Foes of Free Man: Usurpation of Power — Arch Enemy of Individual Liberty”
(1957) 

Folder 201.2. Booklet. James F. Byrnes, “Former Justice Byrnes Says — The Supreme Court Must Be Curbed.” (Association of
Citizens’ Councils, Greenwood, Mississippi) 

Folder 201.2. Pamphlet. “Interposition: The Barrier Against Tyranny: Speech of Representative John Bell Williams in the United
States House of Representatives January 25, 1956.” (Association of Citizens’ Councils of Mississippi) 

Folder 201.2. Pamphlet. “Danger Ahead” (Knights of Columbus). 

Folder 201.2. “Civil Rights,” pp. 854-855 

Folder 201.2. Typed document. Re: memorandum of conversation with David Lawrence on 20 November 1962 

Folder 201.2. Typed document. Re: statement of John C. Satterfield to the Commissioners of the Mississippi State Bar, November
2, 1962. Handwritten comments in pencil 

Folder 201.2. Typed document. Re: Haste and Tragedy. Handwritten notes in pencil, “old draft.” 

Folder 201.2. Typed document. Re: speech draft on government by intimidation & Meredith vs. Board of Trustees and Institutions
of Higher Learning of Mississippi 

Folder 201.2. Typed document. Re: Supreme Law of the Land. 3 copies 

Folder 201.2. Typed document. Re: rough draft of “Statement: The Position of the State of Mississippi and its Governor and
Lieutenant Governor has been consistent throughout this Proceeding,” Meredith 

Folder 201.2. Typed document. Satterfield’s copy of “Blueprint for Tragedy.” 

Folder 201.2. Postmarked Slip of Paper signed by John C. Stennis. Postmarked 1962 Washington, DC 

Folder 201.2. Typed document. “Statement by Senator John Stennis prepared for delivery on the Senate Floor, September 27,
1962.” 

Folder 201.2. Copy. John C. Stennis, “The Due Process Factor in the Meredith Case”
Congressional Record (2 October 1962), pp. 20533; (3 October 1962), p. 20865; (27 September 1962), pp. 19874-19876 

Folder 201.2. Notes on legal pad with some writing in shorthand, re: 14th Amendment, Barnett, Wadsworth, events, hearing/motion 

Folder 201.2a. Typed document. “Featured Syndicates,” re: list of media outlets with addresses 

Folder 201.2a. Shorthand notes. Re: Meredith case 

Folder 201.2a. Journal.
The Citizen: Official Journal of the Citizens’ Councils of America (November 1962), re: judge points out “Integration Amendment” not legally adopted 

Folder 201.2a. Booklet. Wesley Critz George (Professor of Histology and Embryology, emeritus, University of North Carolina
Medical School), “The Biology of the Race Problem” (Commission of the Governor of Alabama, 1962) 

Folder 201.2a. Paper slip. “Housing.” 

Folder 201.2a. Handwritten letter signed from Jim Palmer to Courtney [Pace] & Senator James O. Eastland, re: three copies
of analysis of the executive order on housing, possible usurpation of both legislative and judicial function 

Folder 201.2a. Newspaper article. David Lawrence, “U.S. Costs in Mississippi Case”
Evening Star (16 November 1962). 

Folder 201.2a. Booklet. “Education: Colleges and Universities — Mississippi, James Howard Meredith v. Charles Dickson Fair,
et. al. United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit, June 25, 1962”
Race Relations Law Reporter (1962), pp. 423-450 

Folder 201.2a. Typed document. “Another Mississippi Story: Address given by J.D. Williams on October 31, 1962, in Greenville,
Mississippi to combined meeting of Lions and Kiwanis Clubs, the Ole Miss Alumni of Washington County, and Guests.” 

Folder 201.2a. Typed letter signed dated 5 December 1962 from Tom G. Gibson to Satterfield. Re: will run enclosed in column.
Enclosed: Captain Tom Gibson, “We Will Not Let Northern Scum Continue to Brutalize Us of the Southland.” 

Folder 201.2a. Article. “Was the 14th Amendment Ever Really ‘Ratified'”
U.S. News and World Report (20 July 1956). 

Folder 201.2a. Newspaper article. David Lawrence, “Racial Conflict in Capital.” 

Folder 201.2a. Typed document from Sarah Shields Jobe. Re: call on congressmen to recess subject to the call regarding Kennedy’s
Executive Order against Governor Barnet and people of Mississippi. 

Folder 201.2a. Typed letter from “Tex” to Satterfield, re: Supreme Court, Ross Barnett, Mississippi. 

Folder 201.2a. Typed letter signed dated 6 October 1962 from Irene Brentlinger to Satterfield, re: Pranks article as an authority
on constitutional law 

Folder 201.2a. Article. David Lawrence, “Illegality Breeds Illegality”
U.S. News and World Report (8 October 1962) 

Folder 201.2a. Typed document dated 6 October 1962. “Read to MD by Rushing,” re: Supreme Court 

Folder 201.2a. Typed document. Re: judgments of the courts, equal protection clause 

Folder 201.3. “Meredith Case — John C. Satterfield Memos and Speeches” 

Folder 201.3. Typed document. “Blue Print For Tragedy,” “The Judicial Sequence of Events,” “Governor Ross Barnett Introduces
Historical Declaration of State Sovereignty,” “Attempts Made to Enroll Meredith,” “The Conduct of the US Marshals,” “The Use
of Troops Was Illegal,” “A Broken Promise,” “Desire for Education,” “Not ‘Law of the Land’ But Rather ‘Law of the Case,'”
“Law Ignored: Extension of Remarks by the Honorable W.J. Bryan Dorn of South Carolina,” and “The Tragic Lessons.” 

Folder 201.3. Typed document. Re: address on Meredith case 

Folder 201.3. Typed document. “Supreme Law of the Land.” 

Folder 201.3. Typed memorandum re: replay to Katzenbach and Robert Kennedy 

Folder 201.4. Copy typed letter signed dated 22 October 1962 from Helen R. Dietrich to St. John Barnett, Constance Baker Motley,
& Joe Patterson. Re: sending transcript of proceedings in the matter of Meredith vs. Fair on 2 October 1962; second draft
of transcripts with proofreading 

Folder 201.5. “Meredith Case — Briefs and Orders” 

Folder 201.5. Typed document. “In the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. James H. Meredith v. Charles Dickson
Fair, et al., and United States of America v. State of Mississippi, et al.” 

Folder 201.5. Typed document dated 19 October 1962 “Order and Judgment on the Motion of the State of Mississippi to Dissolve
the Temporary Restraining Order of September 25, 1962, to dismiss the contempt proceedings against Ross R. Barnett and Paul
B. Johnson, r. and Order and Judgment on Motion of Appellant and United States of America Amicus Curiae, petitioner, for preliminary
injunction.” 

Folder 201.5. Typed document. 3 November 1962. “Supplemental Memorandum on behalf of the United States. In the United States
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. James H. Meredith vs. Charles Dickson Fair et al and United States of America vs.
State of Mississippi.” 

Folder 201.5. Typed document dated 17 October 1962. “Statement of Governor Ross R. Barnett,” re: University of Mississippi. 

Folder 201.5. Typed document. “Memorandum on Behalf of the United States. In the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth
Circuit, Meredith vs. Fair and United States vs. State of Mississippi. Sent by Burke Marshall, St. John Barrett, and Harold
H. Green.” 

Folder 201.5. Typed document. “Further Statement and Memorandum on Behalf of the United States in Response to the Memorandum
Filed on Behalf of Governor Ross R. Barnett on October 18, 1962. In the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit,
Meredith vs. Fair and United States vs. State of Mississippi. Sent by Burke Marshall and St. John Barrett.” 

Folder 201.5. Typed document. “Memorandum of the United States in Opposition to Motion By the State of Mississippi to Dissolve
Temporary Restraining Order. In the United States Court of Appeals, Meredith vs. Fair and United States vs. State of Mississippi.
Submitted by Burke Marshall and St. John Barrett.” Contains handwritten marginalia written by Satterfield 

Folder 201.5a. Typed document dated 18 October 1962. “Response of the State of Mississippi and Governor Ross R. Barnett and
Lieutenant Governor Paul B. Johnson to Memorandum filed on October 15, 1962, by the Amicus Curiae. In the United States Court
of Appeals, Meredith vs. Fair and United States vs. State of Mississippi.” & “Statement of Ross Barnett” & certificate concerning
materials sent by Satterfield. 

Folder 201.5a. Typed document. “Position of the Governor of the State of Mississippi and Statements and Evidence on His Behalf.” 

Folder 201.5a. Typed document. “Response of the State of Mississippi and Governor Ross R. Barnett and Lieutenant Governor
Paul B. Johnson to Memorandum Filed on October 15, 1962, by the Amicus Curiae. In the United States Court of Appeals for the
Fifth Circuit, Meredith vs. Fair and United States vs. State of Mississippi.” 

Folder 201.5a. Typed document. “Response of the State of Mississippi and Governor Ross R. Barnett and Lieutenant Governor
Paul B. Johnson to Memorandum filed on October 15, 1962, by the Amicus Curiae. In the United States Court of Appeals for the
Fifth Circuit, Meredith vs. Fair and United States vs. State of Mississippi.” 

Folder 201.5a. Typed document. Re: memorandum regarding the Governor’s role in the Meredith/University of Mississippi event. 

Folder 201.5a. Typed document dated 1 October 1962. Re: editorial for WAZF Radio in Yazoo City, Mississippi on the University
of Mississippi and James Meredith 

Folder 201.5a. Typed document. Re: memorandum on behalf the state of Mississippi and Governor Ross R. Barnett and Lieutenant
Governor Paul B. Johnson to memorandum filed on 15 October 1962, by the Amicus Curiae in the United States Court of Appeals
for the Fifth Circuit, Meredith vs. Fair and United States vs. State of Mississippi. 

Folder 201.5a. Typed document. “Position of the Governor of the State of Mississippi and Statements and Evidence in his behalf.” 

Folder 201.5a. Typed letter signed dated 19 October 1962 from Peter M. Stockett Jr., to Satterfield, re: brief for appellant
filed in Meredith vs. Fair 

Folder 201.5a. Typed document. “Memorandum of the United States in Opposition to Motion by the State of Mississippi to Dissolve
Temporary Restraining Order. In the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, Meredith vs. Fair and United States
vs. State of Mississippi.” Copy of Charles Clark 

Folder 201.6. “Meredith Case — Attorneys Fees” 

Folder 201.6. Typed document signed dated 19 June 1963. “Requisition for Issuance of Warrant, State of Mississippi. Pay to
John C. Satterfield, by General Legislative Investigating Committee.” Re: reimbursement for telephone calls per statement.
Signed by Russell L. Fox. 

Folder 201.6. Typed document signed dated 13 May 1963. “Requisition for Issuance of Warrant, State of Mississippi. Pay to
John C. Satterfield, by General Legislative Investigating Committee” re: balance on professional services as agreed. Signed
by Russell L. Fox. 

Folder 201.6. Note re: payment from city regarding Meredith services for January 

Folder 201.6. Typed letter signed dated 13 November 1962 from Satterfield to Mayor Allen C. Thompson, Commissioner D.L. Luckey,
& Commissioner Tom Marshal, re: bill for services rendered in the investigation and defense of the Governor and Lieutenant
Governor of Mississippi and other public officials in Meredith vs. State of Mississippi; list of hours and fee. 3 copies,
two signed, one office copy 

Folder 201.6. Typed document. “Memorandum for Reimbursement for Meredith Case. Re: expenses for September and October 1962.”
Handwritten notes 

Folder 201.6. Typed document dated 26 October 1962. Re: Ruby W. Majors in account with Attorney General for secretarial work
during Meredith vs. State of Mississippi, lists fees and hours worked on 4 October 1962. 

Folder 201.6. Typed document. “Memorandum Concerning Services Rendered by John C. Satterfield in representing the State of
Mississippi and Governor Ross Barnett in the Meredith Case.” 

Folder 201.6. Typed letter dated 6 November 1962 from Satterfield, re: account with the state of Mississippi, list of hours
and work from September to October for Meredith case 

Folder 201.6. Typed document. Re: proofed copy of “Memorandum Concerning Services Rendered by John C. Satterfield in representing
the State of Mississippi and Governor Ross Barnett in the Meredith Case.” Attached handwritten notes 

Folder 201.6. Typed letter signed, re: copy of letter to Dr. & Mrs. Thompson regarding fees for expenses and services rendered 

Folder 201.6. Typed letter signed dated 20 August 1960 from Satterfield to Mayor Allen C. Thompson, Commissioner D.L. Luckey,
& Commissioner Tom Marshall, re: bill rendered for services upon the execution of the contract with the Pearl River Valley
Water Supply District 

Folder 201.6. Typed document. Re: memorandum concerning service rendered by Satterfield in representing the state of Mississippi
and Governor Ross Barnett in the Meredith case. 

Folder 201.7. Article. Kenneth Toler, “Nameless Adults Blamed for Incidents at Ole Miss.” 

Folder 201.7. Typed letter signed dated 19 December 1962 from Stokes V. Robertson Jr., Chancery Court Hinds County, to Satterfield,
re: material sent by Hugh Clegg about the University of Mississippi, Satterfield’s letter to the Honorable Thomas J. Tubb
of 16 November 1962, Taylor Robertson’s expulsion from university 

Folder 201.7. Typed letter dated 16 November 1962 from Satterfield to Thomas J. Tubb, re: Taylor Robertson’s family background,
Robertson’s academic record at the University of Mississippi 

Folder 201.7. Typed letter signed dated 13 November 1962 from Stokes V. Robertson to Satterfield, re: letter to Chancellor
Williams in reference to Taylor Robertson hearing, Dean Love, Judicial Council refusal to grant rehearing, Tom Tubb 

Folder 201.7. Typed letter signed dated 6 November 1962 from Hugh Clegg to Satterfield, re: additional information 

Folder 201.7. Typed letter dated 5 November 1962 from Satterfield to Hugh Clegg, Assistant to the Chancellor, re: memorandum
concerning statements, University of Mississippi situation 

Folder 201.7. Typed letter dated 5 November 1962 from Satterfield to Ross R. Barnett, re: rough notes, copies sent to Tom
Watkins & Charlie 

Folder 201.7. Typed letter dated 5 November 1962 from Satterfield to Charles Clark, re: rough notes concerning discussion,
Tom Watkins 

Folder 201.7. Typed letter signed dated 26 October 1962 from E.R. Jobe to Satterfield, re: list of the Executive Council of
the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools 

Folder 201.7. Typed document. Re: statement by Chancellor J.D. Williams over campus radio on 25 September 1962, broadcast
by Chancellor J.D. Williams over the radio station on the night of 30 September 1962, broadcast by Chancellor J.D. Williams
on the night of 1 October 1962, and broadcast by Chancellor Williams on the night of 11 October 1962. 

Folder 201.8. “Meredith Case — Mississippi State Bar” 

Folder 201.8. Typed letter to Professor Joseph R. Julin at University of Michigan, re: statement made by Julin to local press
on Mississippi lawyers, Ross Barnett, states’rights 

Folder 201.8. Typed letter dated 16 November 1962 from Satterfield to C. Sidney Carlton, re: State Bar Commission resolution
on criticism of Mississippi lawyers, recommendations at annual meeting on 6 December, Rotary speech 

Folder 201.8. Typed letter signed dated 31 October 1962 from Satterfield to “Officers and Commissioners of the Mississippi
State Bar,” re: accusations by Robert Kennedy and Katzenbach, enclosed newspaper articles “Haste and Tragedy” & “Government
by Intimidation,” transcript of the proceedings of the National Convention of the American Legion referring to Mississippi
situation, pamphlet prepared by the Mississippi Junior Chamber of Commerce, other material of interest 

Folder 201.8. Typed document. “Government by Intimidation.” 

Folder 201.8. Typed document. “The Law of the Land.” 

Folder 201.8. Typed document. Re: Meredith case 

Folder 201.8. Typed document. Re: redacted copies of resolution 

Folder 201.8. Typed document. “Government by Intimidation.” 

Folder 201.8. Typed document. “The University of Mississippi Today and Tomorrow.” 

Folder 201.9. Typed letter dated 16 January 1963 from Satterfield to Dean Boggs, re: 15 January letter, brief written after
Little Rock affair 

Folder 201.9. Typed letter dated 26 December 1962 from Satterfield to General A.G. Paxton, re: manuscript on the University
of Mississippi by the Sovereignty Commission 

Folder 201.9. Typed document signed by Robert W. McDonald, Major Infantry ARNG, to the Ross R. Barnett, Governor of Mississippi,
re: situation at University of Mississippi, Mississippi National Guard and Air National Guard into Federal service, Brigadier
General Charles Billingslea, Secretary of Defense. Handwritten note 

Folder 201.9. Typed letter dated 2 November 1962 from Alfred J. Schweppe to David Lawrence, columnist at
U.S. News and World Report, re: 25 October 1962 letter on use of troops in Little Rock and Oxford, copy of Kennedy’s Executive Order No. 11053, Kennedy
& presidential powers, memorandum from Dean Rostow prepared by L.H. Pollack, articles in
 American Bar Association Journal,
 U.S. News and World Report (3 November 1957),
 Congressional Record (26 September 1962), court decisions concerning steel seizure, Chief Justice, Justice Jackson, Supreme Court, troops at Oxford,
Congressional authorization for use of troops 

Folder 201.9. Typed letter dated 10 October 1962 from Alfred J. Schweppe to David Lawrence, columnist at
U.S. News and World Report, e: column “No Basis for Presidential Use of Troops in Mississippi,” Little Rock,
 American Bar Association Journal and law school professors views, court decrees, Washington Post concern about use of troops in Oxford, Eisenhower’s precedent
at Little Rock 

Folder 201.9. Typed document. Re: address by U.S. Senator John Stennis at the Mississippi State Bar Convention on 30 May 1958
entitled “The Multiplying Evils of Bad Law.” 

Folder 201.9. Reprint. Alfred J. Schweppe, “The Little Rock Story: Enforcement of Federal Court Decrees: A ‘Recurrence to
Fundamental Principles'”
American Bar Association Journal (February 1958) 

Folder 201.9. Article. David Lawrence, “Illegality Breeds Illegality”
U.S. News and World Report (8 October 1963) 

Folder 201.9. Typed letter dated 13 November 1962 from Satterfield to Senator John C. Stennis, re: speech or article on the
use of troops at Oxford 

Folder 201.9. Typed document. Re: excerpt from
Atrocious Judges by Richard Hildreth, pages 369-373. 

Folder 201.9. Typed letter signed dated 27 September 1962 from the American Law Division of the Library of Congress to Representative
John Bell Williams, re: cases on 9th and 10th Amendments where state interests prevailed over federal interests together with
excerpts from opinions pertinent to rights of states under police power. 

Folder 201.9. Typed document. David Lawrence, “Illegality Breeds Illegality”
U.S. News and World Report (8 October 1962) 

Folder 201.9. Typed document. Re: Eisenhower during the integration crisis in Little Rock, Arkansas and use of troops 

Folder 201.10. “Legislative Investigating Committee — Attorney’s Fees” 

Folder 201.10. Typed letter dated 19 July 1963 from Mary Dunaway, secretary to Satterfield, to Franklyn F. Sanders of
News and Courier, re: Satterfield away from office, sending information concerning the General Walker trial 

Folder 201.10. Typed letter signed dated 16 July 1963 from Gena S.Lamb for William Robertson, Clerk of the United States District
Court, to Satterfield, re: names and addresses of attorneys who represented General Walker 

Folder 201.10. Typed letter dated 15 July 1963 from Satterfield to William P. Robertson, re: inquiry concerning lawyers who
represented General Walker, Dr. Charles B. Smith 

Folder 201.10. Typed letter signed dated 21 May 1963 from T.B. Birdsong to Satterfield, re: request for report by Investigating
Committee 

Folder 201.10. Typed document dated 10 May 1963. Re: bill for stenographic services rendered to the General Legislative Investigating
Committee. 

Folder 201.10. Typed document dated 7 February 1963. Re: names and addresses of General Legislative Investigating Committee
members 

Folder 201.10. Typed letter dated 3 April 1963 from Satterfield to Representative Russell Fox, re: preliminary draft of report
submitted for criticism and suggestions 

Folder 201.10. Typed letter dated 30 March 1963 from Mary Dunaway to Russell Fox. Re: rough resume, notes for report 

Folder 201.10. Handwritten document. Re: notes. 

Folder 201.10. Typed letter signed dated 29 April 1963 from Satterfield to Senator John Stennis, re: 9 April letter, General
Legislative Investigating Committee, Chairman Fox 

Folder 201.10. Typed document dated 26 April 1963. Re: memorandum on the General Legislative Investigating Committee 

Folder 201.10. Typed document dated 25 April 1963. Re: memorandum on the General Legislative Investigating Committee 

Folder 201.10. Typed document. “General Legislative Investigating Committee Question to be Used in Making Investigation.” 

Folder 201.10. Typed document. Re: Mississippi radio stations. 

Folder 201.10. Typed letter dated 8 March 1963 from John C. Satterfield to John Stennis, re: letter, incident at University
of Mississippi, use of Mississippi National Guard, request for information 

Folder 201.10. Handwritten document. Re: notes entitled “Memoranda and Correspondence,” re: incident at the University of
Mississippi 

Folder 201.10. Greyhound Bus bill dated 7 April 1963. Re: envelope. Consignee Ruth McMillan shipped by Satterfield from Yazoo
City, Mississippi 

Folder 201.10. Typed letter signed dated 29 March 1963 from Russell L. Fox to Satterfield, re: book
The Blackamoor of Oxford by Elmore Greaves, copies of investigator’s report about activities of men in Jackson and Yazoo City, error in issuance of
warrant from State Auditor 

Folder 201.10. Typed letter dated 9 April 1963 from Satterfield to Gene A. Wilkinson, re: 27 February bill to the Mississippi
General Legislative Investigating Committee 

Folder 201.10. Typed document dated 27 February 1963. Re: bill to Mississippi Legislative Investigating Committee for legal
services rendered by legal assistants to Satterfield in reviewing testimony and preparing research memorandum 

Folder 201.10. Typed document dated 27 February 1963. Re: bill to Mississippi Legislative Investigating Committee for legal
services rendered. 

Folder 201.10. Typed document dated 10 May 1965. Re: Legal services rendered. 

Folder 201.10a. Typed letter signed dated 11 April 1963 from Dan H. Shell to Satterfield, re: General Legislative Investigating
Committee, draft of report to Committee, Shell’s corrections and comments concerning drafts of report 

Folder 201.10a. Typed letter from Russell L. Fox to Senator James O. Eastland, re: General Legislative Investigating Committee,
events at University of Mississippi, request for information 

Folder 201.10a. Typed letter from Russell L. Fox to Senator James O. Eastland, re: request for information, request statements
made by Mississippi delegation in Congress on the events at University of Mississippi 

Folder 201.10a.
Mississippian (5 April 1963) 

Folder 201.10a. Typed document. Re: list of addresses of newspaper and television stations 

Folder 201.10a. Typed letter dated 18 March 1963 from Satterfield to Hugh Clegg, re: copies of statement, flu 

Folder 201.10a. Typed letter signed dated 24 February 1963 from Satterfield to Russell Fox, Chairman of General Legislative
Investigating Committee, re: occupation of the University of Mississippi, witness statements, report to committee, brutality
and cruelty on campus 

Folder 201.10a. Typed letter dated 7 March 1963 from Satterfield to Hugh Clegg, re: hearings of committee, Chancellor sent
copies of addresses and compilation of material on Meredith situation, request statement issued by local chapter of the American
Association of University Professors commending Kennedy in Meredith matter 

Folder 201.10a. Typed letter dated 4 March 1963 from Satterfield to Hugh Clegg, Assistant to the Chancellor, re: 26 February
letter and enclosures 

Folder 201.10a. Typed letter signed dated 14 February 1963 from W.L. Sims to Satterfield, re: declaration filed in the Circuit
Court of Lafayette County, Mississippi 

Folder 201.10a. Typed letter signed dated 28 January 1963 from Satterfield to Dan H. Shell, re: rough memorandum 

Folder 201.10a. Typed document dated 28 January 1963. “Rough Preliminary Memorandum Concerning Work of Legislative Investigating
Committee, Confidential Legal Memorandum from Attorney for the Committee Re: Lt Gov. Paul B. Johnson; University of Mississippi
Chief of Police Tatum; Chief Deputy Sheriff James Garrison; Mayor of Oxford; Coaches Poole and Kinard; Cliff Bingham; investigators
for the Senators; Committee of the Board of Trustees; Rex Armistead pilot of plan which took John McLaurin et al, to the University;
Chancery Clerk of Lafayette County; review by Tom Watkins Sr., and Governor Barnett; witnesses required.” 

Folder 201.10a. Typed letter dated 24 February 1963 from Satterfield to Russell Fox, re: 28 January 1963 memorandum, recommendations
for consideration of the Committee; Assistant Supervisor of the Identification Division of the Highway Patrol Owin Cole, off-the-record
executive conference held by Committee with Governor Barnett, Tom Watkins & Paul Johnson concerning events leading up to 30
September & statements in Leek article; instances of brutality; firing of tear gas into dormitories, brutalities of marshals,
investigation of marshals and connection with federal government; request information from the Justice Department. 

Folder 201.10a. Handwritten document. Re: memorandum of names and connection to University of Mississippi and Meredith case 

Folder 201.10a. Typed letter from Russell Fox to Robert Kennedy, re: investigation of the General Legislative Investigating
Committee, request for information regarding University of Mississippi incident 

Folder 201.10a. Typed letter to Senator John C. Stennis, re: letter to Attorney General of the United States and letter to
James O. Eastland 

Folder 201.10a. Western Union Sending Blank dated 25 February 1963 from Ross R. Barnett, Governor of Mississippi, to President
John F. Kennedy, re: Executive Order No. 11053 issued 30 September 1962, appeal to remove Army units from the premises of
the Oxford National Guard Armory and return facility to state authority 

Folder 201.11. “American Bar Association — Meredith Case” 

Folder 201.11. Typed letter signed dated 17 December 1962 from R.E. Wilbourn II, to Sylvester C. Smith Jr., President of the
American Bar Association, re: statement made as president of bar association endorsing Kennedy’s actions, self-government,
Constitution 

Folder 201.11. Typed letter dated 5 December 1962 from Richard E. Wilbourn II to Board of Governors of the American Bar Association,
re: board endorsement of statement by Sylvester C. Smith Jr. as president of the bar association, December 1962 high school
football game in Washington, DC, Citizen’s Council publication 

Folder 201.11. Journal. American Bar Association Coordinator Vol. 10, No. 11 (1 November 1962). 

Folder 201.11. Typed letter signed dated 30 October 1962 from Sylvester C. Smith Jr. to Satterfield, re: Smith’s defense of
speech in Philadelphia referring to the University of Mississippi incident, approval from Board of Governors, press accounts
and public reaction to speech, Little Rock incident, freedom rider incidents. Original and a copy. 

Folder 201.11. Telegram from Satterfield to Sylvester C. Smith, re: released statement concerning University of Mississippi
incident 

Folder 201.11. Typed letter signed dated 17 October 1962 from Satterfield to Sylvester C. Smith Jr., re: Smith’s 1 October
press release, enclosing letters from leading lawyers in Birmingham and Mississippi, American Bar Association involvement
in Little Rock case or sit-in demonstrations with the freedom riders incidents 

Folder 201.11. Typed letter signed dated 12 October 1962 from Meade Whitaker to Satterfield, re: Sylvester Smith’s comments
concerning the University of Mississippi incident, American Bar Association 

Folder 201.11. Typed letter dated 19 October 1962 from Satterfield to Sylvester C. Smith Jr., President of the American Bar
Association, re: reaction of members of the American Bar Association in the South and other areas to press release of Smith’s
on 1 October 

Folder 201.11. Typed letter dated 5 October 1962 from Satterfield to John P. Bracken, re: thanks for letter, disappointment
in Bracken 

Folder 201.11. Typed letter signed dated 4 October 1962 from John P. Bracken to Satterfield, re: statement of Syl Smith on
the Mississippi situation, Satterfield’s decision to act as counsel in case 

Folder 201.12. Typed document. Re: violence at the University of Mississippi, Meredith case, federal government and role of
judiciary, government by intimidation 

Folder 201.12. Typed letter signed dated 28 February 1963 from J.D. Williams, Chancellor of the University of Mississippi,
to Satterfield, re: 25 February 1963 letter, enclosed copy of University of Mississippi statement on Meredith case and talks
Williams gave at the combined civic clubs in Greenville, Mississippi, in October 1962, and the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco
on 21 February 1963 

Folder 201.12. Typed document. “The University and Integration: An Address before the Commonwealth Club of California by J.D.
Williams, Chancellor, the University of Mississippi, February 21, 1963, Sheraton-Palace Hotel, San Francisco.” 

Folder 201.12. Typed letter signed dated 11 December 1962 from Jerome B. [Stern] on behalf of Satterfield, Shell, Williams
& Buford to Albert Jones, State Sovereignty Commission, re: Satterfield’s speech, directory of the American Bar Association. 

Folder 201.12. Typed letter signed dated 1 December 1962 from Earl T. Thomas to Satterfield, re: circulation of Jackson Rotary
Club speech, Sovereignty Commission’s reprint among lawyers and civic clubs, statement of Mississippi’s position, a list of
American Bar Association’s members 

Folder 201.12. Typed letter dated 11 January 1963 from Mary Dunaway, secretary to Satterfield to Landman Teller, re: 10 January
letter, request for photograph 

Folder 201.12. Typed letter signed dated 2 January 1963 from C. Clyde Atkins, Chairman of American Bar Association Special
Committee to Cooperate with Cuban Lawyers in Exile, to Satterfield, re: employment for lawyers from Cuba in exile from Castro
regime 

Folder 201.12. Typed letter signed dated 9 January 1963 from Verne P. Kaub, President of the American Council of Christian
Laymen, to the President, re: Kennedy’s action of sending marshals to the University of Mississippi, speeding the process
of integration through actions of Congress 

Folder 201.12. Typed document. “Seminar on Corporation Law and Professional Corporations. January 18, 1963 at the University
of Mississippi and January 25, 1963 in Jackson, Mississippi,” re: schedule of events and registration form 

Folder 201.12. Typed document. Re: rough draft of “Due Process of Law or Government by Intimidation.” With correction marks
and two and a half pages of handwritten notes on yellow tablet paper 

Folder 201.12. Typed document. Re: rough draft of “Due Process of Law or Government by Intimidation.” Numerous handwritten
corrections in pen and pencil includes sections entitled “Haste and Tragedy,” “Government by Intimidation,” “The Law of the
Land,” & “An Indestructible Union of Indestructible States?” 

Folder 201.12. Typed document. “Government by Intimidation or by Due Process of Law?: An address by John C. Satterfield first
delivered before the Rotary Club at Jackson, Mississippi.” 

Folder 201.12. Typed document. “A Pattern of Government?,” re: federal government intervention in Mississippi 

Folder 201.12. Typed document. Re: “Third” section to draft of “A Pattern of Government.” 

Folder 201.12. Typed document. Re: “Page 3” of manuscript concerning Supreme Court and the President 

Folder 201.12. Typed document. “Government by Intimidation or by Due Process of Law,” re: an address by Satterfield delivered
before the Rotary Club at Jackson, Mississippi. 

Pamphlet.
In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term 1962, The State of Mississippi, et.al…..Petitioners vs. James Howard
Meredith, etc…Respondent…Petition for Writ of Certiorari to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit 

Handwritten letter. Re: copy of above letter 

Newspaper clipping. “Katzenbach Criticizes Lawyers in Race Field.” 

Newspaper clipping. “Robert Kennedy Chides U.S. Bar”
New York Times (30 September 1962) 

Pamphlet.
The University of Mississippi and the Meredith Case (15 November 1962). Annotated copy 

Copy handwritten letter dated 19 February 1963 from Russell L. Fox, Chairman of the General Legislative Investigating Committee
of Mississippi, to Senator James O. Eastland, re: investigation into the events of 30 September 1962 

Copy handwritten letter dated 23 March 1963 from Russell L. Fox, Chairman of the State of Mississippi General Legislative
Investigating Committee, to Nicholas de B. Katzenbach, U.S. Department of Justice Deputy Attorney General. 

Typed document. “Rough Memorandum Concerning Report of the General Legislative Investigating Committee,” re: 1962 riot at
the University of Mississippi. Annotated 

Typed document. “Rough Draft of Letter of Transmittal by the General Legislative Investigating Committee to the Legislature
of the State of Mississippi of its Report Upon the Events Occurring at the University of Mississippi on September 30, 1962,
and Thereafter.” Annotated copy. 

Typed document. “Preliminary Draft of Report of General Legislative Investigating Committee Concerning Occupation of the Campus
of the University of Mississippi and the Events Resulting Therefrom.” Annotated copy 

Press release dated 8 May 1963. Re: General Legislative Investigating Committee to the Mississippi State Legislature 

Folder 201.13a. Typed document. “Order Approving Withdrawal of Attorney,” re: withdrawal of Satterfield as attorney for the
State of Mississippi, Governor Ross R. Barnett, & Lt. Governor Paul B. Johnson, Jr. in the case James H. Meredith, Appellant
v. Charles Dickson Fair, et.al., Appellees. 2 unsigned copies and one annotated copy 

Folder 201.13a. Typed letter signed dated 8 January 1962[3] from Satterfield to Joe T. Patterson, Charles Clark, Garner Green,
Malcolm Montgomery, Thomas Watkins, M.M. Roberts, W.F. Goodman, re: withdrawal as counsel 

Folder 201.13a. Typed letter dated 9 January 1963 from Satterfield to Edward W. Wadsworth, Clerk United State Court of Appeals
of Fifth Circuit, re: withdrawal as counsel. 3 copies 

Folder 201.13a. Typed letter dated 10 January 1963 from Chief Deputy Clerk Clara R. James, United States Court of Appeals
Fifth Circuit, to Satterfield, re: certified copy of order approving his withdrawal from contempt case. 

Folder 201.13a. Typed letter signed dated 21 January 1963 from Office of the Clerk, Supreme Court of the United States, to
Satterfield, re: court entered the following order granting leave to withdraw from the contempt case 

Folder 3. “Senator Eastland” 

Newspaper clipping. “Secret Orders on Invasion of Oxford Bared by Army Daily News Washington. 

Newspaper clipping. “Justice Department Blamed with Greenwood News Gag.” Memphis
Commercial Appeal. 

Newspaper clipping. “Meredith Expulsion is Urged by Editor” Memphis
Commercial Appeal. 

Article. “How a Secret Deal Prevented a Massacre at Ole Miss.”
Look (31 December 1962) 

Newspaper clipping. “Precautions ‘Useless’: Short Notice Blamed for Rioting at U.M.” (12 February 1963). Annotated copy 

Article. “Sooners at Oxford” (1 October 1962). Annotated copy 

Copy typed letter signed dated 11 October 1962 from Leon C. Roe to Senator James O. Eastland, re: Meredith riot. Annotated
copy 

Copy typed document signed. Re: affidavit of Jack Barrett concerning the events of 30 September 1962. Annotated copy 

Copy typed document signed. Re: affidavit of Travis Vance Jr. concerning the events of 30 September 1962. Annotated copy 

Copy typed document signed. Re: affidavit of Patrick D. Smith concerning the events of 30 September 1962. Annotated copy 

Copy typed letter signed dated 4 October 1962 from James D.J. Holmes to Senator James O. Eastland, re: events of 30 September
1962. Annotated copy 

Copy typed letter dated October 1962 from Davis Richards to Senator James O. Eastland, re: events of 30 September 1962 

Copy handwritten letter signed dated 5 October 1962 from David Michael Biggs to Senator James O. Eastland, re: events of 30
September 1962 

Copy typed document signed. “Statement of Rufus T. Jones, Director of Personnel, University of Mississippi, Regarding Events
as Personally Seen on September 30 and October 1, 1962, at the University of Mississippi.” 

Typed letter signed dated 21 March 1963 from L.P.B. Lipscomb to John Satterfield, re: investigation of events of 30 September
1962 

Typed document dated 20 March 1963. Re: list of material sent to Satterfield for the use of the Mississippi Joint Legislative
Investigating Committee 

Newspaper clipping. “Prof. Silver Can Furnish Witnesses” Jackson Daily News (20 March 1963) 

Copy typed document signed dated 9 October 1962. Re: affidavit of Gwin Cole on U.S. Marshal’s actions on 30 September 1962 

Copy typed document signed dated 4 October 1962. Re: affidavit of Jack E. Smith on events of 30 September 1962 

Copy typed letter signed from Olyn H. Flynn to Chief Dave Gayden of the Mississippi Highway Patrol, re: “Statement of What
I Witnessed at Oxford Sunday, September 30, 1962.” 

Copy handwritten letter signed dated 4 October 1962 from W. J. B[ennet?], re: events of 30 September 1962 

Copy typed document. “Discharge Summaries for Welby Brunt from the University Hospital, Jackson, Mississippi.” 

Copy typed letter signed dated 9 October 1962 from Steve L. Henderson to Chief Dave Gayden of Mississippi Highway Patrol,
re: Oxford detail on 30 September 1962 

Copy typed document signed. Re: statement of patrolmen L.J. Connel and J H. Stennis on the drunk driving stop of U.S. Marshals
on 3 October 1962 

Copy handwritten letter signed dated 4 October 1962, statement of William Howell on University of Mississippi detail on 30
September 1962 

Copy typed document signed dated 5 October 1962. Re: statement of Charles T. Williams on the events of 30 September 1962 

Copy typed document signed dated 4 October 1962. Re: statement of Patrolman Floyd Williams on the events of 30 September 1962 

Copy handwritten letter signed, re: statement of John E. Coleman, Badge 94, on the Oxford detail on 30 September 1962 

Copy handwritten letter signed dated 8 October 1962, re: statement of Patrolman Lloyd W. Gatewood on the Oxford detail on
30 September 1962 

Copy typed document signed dated 4 October 1962. Re: statement of Inspector W.G. Gray on the Oxford detail on 30 September
1962 

Copy typed document signed dated 7 October 1962, Re: statement of M.G. Magee on the Oxford detail on 30 September 1962 

Copy handwritten document signed. Re: statement of J.T. Bond on the Oxford detail on 30 September 1962 

Copy typed document signed dated 9 October 1962. Re: statement of Steve L. Henderson on the Oxford detail on 30 September
1962 

Copy typed document signed dated 9 October 1962. Re: statement of Daniel Vernon Re: Duty at University of Mississippi, September
30, 1962 

Copy typed document signed dated 9 October 1962. Re: statement of Billy A. Herron on the Oxford detail on 30 September 1962 

Copy typed document signed dated 8 October 8, 1962. Re: statement of Joseph A. Pol on the Oxford detail on 30 September 1962 

Copy typed document signed dated 8 October 1962. Re: statement of George W. Saxon on the Oxford detail on 30 September 1962 

Copy typed document signed dated 8 October 1962. Re: statement of patrolman T.P. Naylor on the Oxford detail on 30 September
1962 

Copy typed document signed dated 8 October 1962. Re: statement of patrolman Archie R. Fairley on the Oxford detail on 30 September
1962 

Copy typed document signed dated 8 October 1962. Re: statement of D.L. Wesley on the Oxford detail on 30 September 1962 

Copy typed document signed dated 8 October 1962, Re: statement of patrolman Paul Griffin on the Oxford detail on 30 September
1962 

Copy typed document signed dated 10 October 1962. Re: statement of J.L. Campbell on the Oxford detail on 30 September 1962 

Copy typed document signed dated 6 October 1962. Re: statement of Ben C. Collins on the events in Oxford on 30 September 1962 

Copy typed document signed dated 5 October 1962. Re: statement of Hudson Bell on the events in Oxford on 30 September 1962 

“Law Ignored: Extension of Remarks of Hon. W.J. Bryan Dorn of South Carolina in the House of Representatives”
Congressional Record (2 October 1962), p. A7252. 

“Ole Miss’ Blind Negro Saga Recalled: Extension of Remarks of Hon. George Grant of Alabama in the House of Representatives”

Congressional Record (10 October 1962), p. A7511. 

“The Situation at the University of Mississippi: Remarks by Hon. James O. Eastland of Mississippi, Hon. J. Strom Thurmond
of South Carolina, & Hon. John C. Stennis of Mississippi” Congressional Record (1 October 1962), pp. 20262-20263 

“Unnecessarily Large Number of Troops Stationed in Mississippi: Remarks by Hon. John C. Stennis of Mississippi & Hon. Richard
B. Russell of Georgia” Congressional Record (8 October 1962), pp. 21551-21552. 

“The Time Is Now: Remarks by Hon. Jacob K. Javits of New York” Congressional Record (12 October 1962), p. 22079. 

“Contrasting Concepts of Due Process: Remarks by Hon. John C. Stennis of Mississippi” & “Demonstration of National Power Over
State Control of Education: Remarks by Hon. J. Strom Thurmond of South Carolina” Congressional Record (9 October 1962), pp.
21657-21663. 

“Tyranny at the Top-Activities of the Federal Government in Mississippi: Remarks by Hon. Spessard L. Holland of Florida” Congressional
Record (8 October 1962), pp. 21562-21564. 

“Conditions at Oxford, Miss.: Remarks by Hon. John C. Stennis of Mississippi” Congressional Record (4 October 1962), p. 20996. 

“Use of Federal Troops at Oxford, Miss.: Remarks by Hon. Harry F. Byrd of Virginia” Congressional Record (3 October 1962),
pp. 20798-20799 

“Congressional Decisions on Constitutional Questions: Remarks by Hon. John M. Butler of Maryland” Congressional Record (2
October 1962), p. 20523. 

“Amalgamated Laundry Workers Joint Board Supports the President: Remarks by the Hon. William Fitts Ryan of New York” Congressional
Record (5 October 1962), p. A7318. 

“The Mississippi Tragedy: Remarks by the Hon. William M. Colmer of Mississippi” & “Bayonets and Mississippi: Remarks by the
Hon. Thomas M. Pelly of Washington” Congressional Record (5 October 1962), pp. A7330-A7332. 

“The Drug Amendments of 1962: speech of the Hon. Robert R. Barry” Congressional Record (3 October 1962), p. A7293. 

“The Result in Mississippi: Remarks of the Hon. Strom Thurmond of South Carolina” Congressional Record (3 October 1962), pp.
A7292-A7293. 

“Second Annual Report to the People of Kansas Fourth District From Congressman Garner E. Shriver: Remarks of the Hon. Garner
E. Shriver of Kansas” Congressional Record (5 October 1962), p. A7313 

“Patience by Federal Government Could Have Averted Bloodshed: Remarks of the Hon. George Huddleston, Jr., of Alabama” Congressional
Record (6 October 1962), p. A7405. 

“Illegality Breeds Illegality: Remarks of the Hon. Thomas G. Abernethy of Mississippi” Congressional Record (6 October 1962),
p. A7433. 

“The Oxford Incident: Remarks of the Hon. A.S. Herlong, Jr., of Florida” Congressional Record (10 October 1962), p. A7537. 

“Mississippi is Right: Remarks by the Hon. Thomas C. Abernethy of Mississippi” Congressional Record (12 October 1962), pp.
A7636-7638. 

“Wrong-Way Kennedys Romp Again: Remarks by the Hon. James B. Utt of California” Congressional Record (12 October 1962), p.
A7267. 

“Tragedy in Mississippi,” “Mississippi,” “Armed Federal Forces in Mississippi,” “Armed Force in Mississippi,” & “Situation
in Mississippi,”Congressional Record (1 October 1962), pp. 20346-20350. 

“The Mississippi Crisis: Remarks by Mr. Ryan” Congressional Record. House (2 October 1962), p. 20649 

“Report on Continued Violation of Constitutional Rights of General Walker: Remarks by Mr. Alger of Texas” Congressional Record
(5 October 1962), p. 21225. 

“Senator Eastland of Mississippi: Remarks of Mrs. Green of Oregon” Congressional Record (5 October 1962), p. 21401. 

“Oxford Occupation: Here’s Chapter II” U.S. News and World Report (22 October 1962) 

Copy newspaper clippings.
New York Times (2-3 October 1962);
 Evening Star (2-3 October 1962); Rick Tuttle article. Re: civil rights, James Meredith, and Ross Barnett contempt case 

Holmes Alexander column guest writer Robert F. Kennedy. 

Typed document. “Illegality of Federalization of Mississippi National Guard and Sse of the Armed Forces of United States in
OPERATION RAPID ROAD.” Initialed with corrections in pencil 

Typed document. Re: General Legislative Investigating Committee reply to U.S. Department of Justice charge that the Committee’s
report of 30 September 1962 was not true 

Typed document. Re: rough draft of letter by the General Legislative Investigating Committee to the Legislature of the University
of Mississippi on its report. Corrections typed or written in blue pen 

Article. Memphis
Commercial Appeal (25 April 1963), p. 1 

Typed document. “Chronological Outline of Events Concerning the Firing of Gas by U.S. Marshals and Resume of Instances Regarding
the Firing of Gas by the U.S. Marshals.” Written notes and citations of page numbers in pencil. 

Document. Re: chronology of mobilization plan 

Typed document. “Status of Litigation by James H. Meredith Pending in the United States District Court for the Southern District
of Mississippi.” Correction notes made in pencil. 

Typed document. “The Protection of Civil Rights by the Department of Justice.” Correction notes in pencil 

Typed document. “Assistance by State Officials and the Mississippi Highway Patrol to the Department of Justice and the United
States Army in Maintaining Order.” Correction notes in pencil 

Typed document. “The violence, death, injuries and destruction…” 

Folder “Final Draft — Investigating Committee Report” [General Legislative Investigating Committee of Mississippi] 

Typed document. Committee press release dated 8 May 1963, re: federal operation at the University of Mississippi in September
1962, General Legislative Investigating Committee report 

Pamphlet. “Due Process of Law or Government by Intimidation? It Could Happen to You: An address by John C. Satterfield” (Jackson,
MS: Purser Brothers, undated). 

Typed document. Memorandum dated 25 April 1963, re: General Legislative Investigating Committee 

Typed document. Rough draft of letter by the General Legislative Investigating Committee to the Legislature of the State of
Mississippi on its report of events at the University of Mississippi on 30 September 1962. 2 copies 

Typed letter signed dated 30 April 1963 from Bill Simmons to Dan Shell. Handwritten note on top of document from Shell to
Satterfield dated 1 May 1963. Attached article by J.J. K., “Mississippi and the Marshals” Richmond News Leader (29 April 1963) 

Jackson Clarion-Ledger (25 April 1963), pp. 1-2 & 11-12 

FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, Vol. 31, No. 10 (October 1962). Featured article: Inspector George P. McManus, “Practical Measures for Police Control of
Riots and Mobs.” 

Typed letter signed dated 26 February 1963 from Hugh Clegg to Satterfield, re: enclosed requested materials including lists
of people who registered arrival on the University of Mississippi campus, people who had firsthand knowledge of civil rights
violations of students on campus between 30 September — 1 October 1962, and names who had first hand knowledge of rioting
activities 

Typed document signed. Copy of affidavit dated 21 February 1963 of Robert F. Kennedy concerning events on 30 September and
1 October 1962. 

Typed document signed. Copy of indictment of James P. McShane for breach of peace at the University of Mississippi on 30 September
1962. Signed by Jesse L. Yancy Jr., District Attorney 

Typed document. “Copy of Answer of Respondent, J.W. Ford, Sheriff of Lafayette County, Mississippi, in the Matter of the Petition
of James P. McShane. Civil Action No. W-C-36-62.” 

Typed document. “Copy of Writ Concerning the Person of James P. McShane from the United States District Court for the Northern
District of Mississippi Western Division” (21 November 1962). 

Assorted newspaper clippings concerning James Meredith and events at the University of Mississippi that support President
Kennedy’s actions during the ensuing events. 

Magazines and journals from which articles were taken include:
U.S. News and World Report,
 The Dan Smoot Report,
 The Nation,
 Newsweek,
 The Reporter,
 Time 

Folder “Meredith Clippings — Pro-Mississippi” 

Typed document. “The Truth about Violence at the University of Mississippi,” (Jackson, MS: Mississippi State Junior Chamber
of Commerce, October 1962). Corrections and notes handwritten in blue ink 

Handwritten letter signed dated 4 October [1962] from Stok[ae] to John [Satterfield], re: two articles attached with thoughts
for a talk 

Assorted newspaper clippings concerning James Meredith and events at the University of Mississippi that support Mississippians’
actions during the ensuing events. Newspapers include:
Chattanooga Free Press,
 Jackson Clarion-Ledger,
 Memphis Commercial Appeal,
 Fort Wayne Indiana News-Sentinel,
 Indianapolis Star,
 Jackson Daily News,
 La Crosse Tribune,
 Manchester (N.H.) Union Leader,
 New York Herald Tribune,
 New York Times,
 Richmond News Leader,
 Shreveport Journal,
 New Orleans Times Picayune,
 Virginia Law Weekly, and
 Washington Post. Magazines and journals include:
 Citizen,
 Dan Smoot Report,
 Federation for Constitutional Government,
 Jet Magazine,
 Mississippi Educational Advance,
 Past Commander,
 Reporter,
 Southern Star,
 U.S. News and World Report 

Typed document. Re: statement by the Department of Justice dated 24 April 1963 on General Legislative Investigating Committee
of Mississippi report of events at the University of Mississippi. 

Typed letter dated 4 May 1963 from Satterfield to David Lawrence, re: copy of final report of the General Legislative Investigating
Committee of Mississippi. 3 carbon copies 

Typed letter dated 17 May 1963 from Satterfield to M.M. Roberts, re: thanks for letter to Russell Fox concerning the work
of the General Legislative Investigating Committee, integration of schools 

Typed document. Re: memorandum on the General Legislative Investigating Committee and attorneys for Virgil Norton, Virgil
Wesley, and James Chapman 

Folder “Rotary Club Speech — 12 November 1962” 

Clipping.
Quitman County Democrat (15 November 1962), pp. 1-4 

Typed document. “Government by Intimidation,” re: Mississippi tragedy 

Typed document. “The University of Mississippi Today and Tomorrow,” re: education, freedom of administration and association,
state sovereignty 

Typed document. “Haste and Tragedy,” re: Attorney General Katzenbach, events at the University of Mississippi, and “The University
of Mississippi Today and Tomorrow,” education, freedom of administration and association, state sovereignty. Corrections made
in pencil 

Typed document. “Government by Intimidation or by Due process of Law?: An address by John C. Satterfield, first delivered
before the Rotary Club at Jackson, Mississippi.” Draft with correction marks in pencil 

Typed document. “Government by Intimidation or By Due Process of Law?: An address by John C. Satterfield, first delivered
before the Rotary Club at Jackson, Mississippi.” Draft marked as “B” Tuesday’s revision, six copies claimed, five present. 

Typed document. “An Indestructible Union of Indestructible States?,” re: state vs. federal government, constitutional revolution.
Corrections made in pencil. 

Typed document. Re: rough notes for Satterfield’s rotary speech. 3 copies 

Typed letter signed dated 21 November 1962 from Joe V. Williams to Satterfield, re: request for rotary speech 

Handwritten letter signed dated 18 November 1962 from Mary G. McKee[vner] to Satterfield, re: newspapers, Mississippi cause,
Stanley Morris Sr., presidency of the American Bar Association, Mississippi case, judges on Fifth Circuit, Cecil Travis. Enclosed:
newspaper clippings of David Lawrence column in
Washington Star & editorial from
 Marion County Mail 

Typed letter signed dated 15 November 1962 from W.E. Cresswell, Administrative Assistant to Senator John C. Stennis, to Satterfield,
re: speech 

Typed letter signed dated 26 July 1962 from Percy Greene, editor-publisher of
Jackson Advocate to Satterfield, re: article by Jackie Robinson & conspiracy to destroy Jackson Advocate, negro newspapers, race relations.
Enclosed: “Jackie Robinson Says,” and “A Real Challenge to Martin Luther King.” 

Task Force (May 1961). Handwritten note “For Judge John C. Satterfield, Please see pages 3&4 for [illegible] Bill 

Typed letter signed dated 19 November 1962 from John C. Williams, president of Texas Voters for Enforcing the Constitution,
to Satterfield, re: speech before the American Legion Convention after the Mississippi incident, Supreme Court decisions,
crisis in Mississippi concerning school rulings, enclosing copy of newsletter of organization addressed to Mississippi Supreme
Court Chief Justice Harvey McGehee. Enclosed: “Texas Voters for Enforcing the Constitution,” (12 November 1962″ signed by
John C. Williams; Davis Lawrence, “U.S. Costs in Mississippi Case.” 

Typed document. “Form for Entry of Appearance. United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. United States of America,
Appellant, vs. Ross R. Barnett and Paul B. Johnson, Appellees.” 

Typed letter signed dated 8 January 1963 from Garner W. Green to Edward W. Wadsworth. re: not signing the entry of appearance,
request for certified copy of the Order of November 18 and certified copies of all processes assumed to be served on Governor
Barnett, Governor Johnson, and Acting Governor Yarbrough (President Pro Tem), and Speaker of the House Walter Sillers 

Typed letter signed dated 8 January 1963 from Garner W. Green to Walter J. Suthon Jr., re: Satterfield distributed letter,
petition for writ of prohibition upon the opinion of Justice Black in the case of Green v. United States, Reader’s Digest
article on jury system 

Typed letter signed dated 7 January 1963 from Garner W. Green to Ross R. Barnett, re: filing writ of prohibition, Barnett
& Johnson, Smith v. Whitney and other law citations, state vs. court power, brief on certiorari 

Typed letter signed dated 11 January 1963 from “Dan” to Satterfield, re: Russell Fox, Satterfield’s position, Legislature
special session, Dean Love’s statement, Judge Moore’s statement, Dr. Jobe’s statement, Chancellor William’s statement 

Typed document dated 15 January 1963. “Application for Withdrawal of Attorney,” re: signed by Satterfield 

Typed document. “Order Approving Withdrawal of Attorney,” re: The State of Mississippi, et als., Petitioners v. James Howard
Meredith 

Typed document. “Order Approving Withdrawal of Attorney,” re: State of Mississippi v. James Howard Meredith. Multiple copies. 

Newspaper Clipping, “The Law Must Be Obeyed,”
Greenville Daily Sun (21 June 1963) 

Typed letter signed dated 20 February 1963 from Garner W. Green to Charles Clark, re: United States of America vs. Ross R.
Barnett & Paul B. Johnson, Jr. 

Typed letter signed dated 20 February 1963 from Philip J. O’Brien, Assistant General Solicitor for the Prudential Insurance
Company of America, to Satterfield, re: articles on contempt and the courts 

Typed letter dated 16 April 1963 from R.R. Guice Sr., with Senior. Mortgage Loans and Real Estate, to Satterfield, re: meeting
with Huffman. 

Four pages of handwritten notes on yellow legal paper 

Copy typed document. “Charges of Criminal Contempt to be Preferred Against Governor Ross R. Barnett and Lieutenant Governor
Paul B. Johnson.” 

Typed document. “Filed with the U.S. Court of Appeals on November 15, 1962. In the United States Court of Appeals for the
Fifth Circuit, No. 19,475. James H. Meredith, Appellant vs. Charles Dickson Fair, et. al Appellees/ United States of America,
Amicus Curiae and Petitioner vs. State of Mississippi, et. al, Defendants.” 

Typed document. Re: draft of petition for writ of certiorari to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit 

Pamphlet. “United States of America, Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, No. 19,475. James Howard Meredith, et. al. Appellants
v. Charles Dickson Fair, et al., Appellees, United States of American, as Amicus Curiae and Petitioner, Petitioner v. Charles
Dickson Fair, et al., Respondents.” 

Folder “John C. Satterfield Speeches — Miscellaneous Speeches” 

Folder 300.1. “Speaking Engagements — Declined” 

Folder 300.3. “Laurel First Methodist Church — 21 October 1962 — Laurel, Mississippi” 

Folder 300.5. “Jackson Rotary Club — 12 November 1962 — Jackson, Mississippi” 

Folder 300.7. “Mississippi Farm Bureau — 14 November 1962 — Jackson, Mississippi” 

Folder 300.9. “Anguilla Rotary Club — 6 December 1962 — Anguilla, Mississippi” 

Folder 300.11. “Toledo Civil Rights Program — 10 January 1962” 

Folder 300.11a. Telegram dated 5 March 1963 from EPH Cresswell, Administrative Assistant to Senator John C. Stennis, re: Polier
Newsletter & Commentary (February) 

Folder 300.11a. Newspaper article. “Jewish Council Told Coalition Fights Kennedy on Civil Rights,”
New York Times (29 January 1952). 

Folder 300.11a. Typed letter dated 27 March 1963 from Satterfield to Professor Jose Portuondo y de Castro, re: 11 March letter,
copy of speech before the New York State Bar Association “Judiciary Under a Dictatorship.” 

Folder 300.11a. Booklet.
The Judiciary Under a Dictatorship: Reprint of Speech by Jose Portuondo y de Castro to the New York State Bar Association
on January 26, 1962 

Folder 300.11a. Typed letter signed dated 1 March 1963 from Bobbe Strickland, Secretary to W.J. Simmons, to Satterfield, re;
clippings and reprints on conditions in Washington DC, copy of Simmons’ speech at Carleton College/Yale 

Folder 300.12. “Vicksburg Rotary Club — 17 January 1962 — Vicksburg Hotel” 

Folder 300.14. “Rutgers Law School — 11 March 1962 — Newark, New Jersey — ‘Civil Liberties Symposium'” 

Folder 300.17. “Poplarville Junior Chamber of Commerce — 11 April 1963 — Poplarville, Mississippi” 

Folder 300.19. “Port Gibson Lions Club — 19 April 1963 — ‘Ladies Night’ Port Gibson, Mississippi” 

Folder 300.22. “Yazoo City High School — Graduation — 31 May 1963” [EMPTY] 

Folder 300.25. “St. Louis Bar Association — 18 November 1963” 

Folder 300.26. “Hazelhurst, Mississippi Chamber of Commerce — 13 December 1963” 

Folder 300.28. “Brookhaven Chamber of Commerce — 16 January 1964 — 6:30 p.m.” 

Folder 300.30. “John C. Satterfield — Women for Constitutional Government — Jackson, Mississippi — 31 January 1964” 

Folder 300.33. “All Saints Episcopal School — Vicksburg, Mississippi — 11 March 1964” 

Folder 300.35. “Franklin Forum — Columbus, Ohio — 29 April 1964 (Civil Rights)” 

Folder 300.37. “Whitworth College — Brookhaven, Mississippi — 31 May 1964” 

Folder 300.39. “Girl’s State — Jackson, Mississippi — 8 June 1964” 

Folder 300.41. “Jackson Realtors — Tuesday, 4 August 1964 — 6:00 p.m.” 

Folder 300.43. “Methodist Church — New Orleans — 15 November 1964” 

Folder 300.45. “NBC-TV — New York — 18 March 1965” 

Folder 300.48. “Speech File — Florida State Bar — Miami — 19 June 1965” 

Folder 300.50. “Yazoo City Lions Club — 18 November 1965” 

Folder 300.52. “Speeches — Flora Methodist Church (1966)” 

Folder 300.54. “Future Farmers of America — Father-Son Banquet — Inverness, Mississippi — 2 March 1967” 

Folder 300.56. “Jackson Law School Fraternity Banquet — 11 August 1967” 

Folder 300.58. “Speech File — Birmingham Lawyers March 31, 1968” 

Folder 300.61. “Speech File ETV — Chicago — 11 April 1970” 

Folder 300.63. “Speech — Lions Club — 30 April 1970” 

Folder 322. “School Material — Miscellaneous After 1 March 1970” 

Folder 322. “Schools” 

Folder 322. “Volume II Yazoo City & Yazoo City Schools — Roy Lee Harris v. Miscellaneous 1971” 

Folder 322.2. “Yazoo City & Yazoo City (Harris v.) Pleadings — Other Cases” 

Folder 322.4. “Yazoo City & Yazoo City (Harris v.) Briefing” 

Folder 322.5. “Volume II Yazoo City & Yazoo City School Cases — Other Cases” 

Folder 322.6. “Yazoo City & Yazoo City Appeal From Docket Setting” 

Folder 322.8. “Yazoo City & Yazoo City Consolidated Hearing — Evidence and Data” 

Folder 322.9-1. “Schools Attorney General — Attorneys’ Fees & Expenses” 

Folder 322.11. “Yazoo City Schools — Consolidation Hearing 7 October — Testimony for Introduction — General” 

Folder 322.13. “Yazoo City & Yazoo City Consolidated Hearing — TRIAL BRIEF” 

Folder 322.14. Volume II. “Southern Lawyers’ Clearing House” 

Folder 322.16. “Yazoo School Cases — Federal Legislation (Proposed)” 

Folder 322.18. “School Cases Summary Reversal — United States Court of Appeals”