Adams, Jim
   Southern Baptist minister discusses the effect of the Civil Rights Movement on Southern Baptist Churches. Interviewed by Matthew Moran, April 20, 1993. One tape. Indexed.

Baer, Judith
   Faculty member in the Political Science Department at Texas A&M University discusses the feminist movement. Interviewed by Matt W. Spahn, November 17, 1989. One tape. Indexed.

Cauley, Carey
   Bryan, Texas resident talks about his life, racism and the civil rights movement. Interviewed by Danny West, April, 1991. One tape. Indexed.

Corbett, Robert
   Also see Military History. Regional Coordinator of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War for five-state area of Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana. Discussed strategies, FBI infiltration of their group,and the Winter Soldier Hearings in Detroit. Opinions on the impact of VVAW. Interviewed by Chuck Corbett, March 20, 1986, 23 pages.

Coughlin, Walt
   Former member of the United States Secret Service. In Vietnam on three occasions between 1965-7 to protect Vice-president Hubert Humphrey. Discussed strategies used in protection, involvement in the Secret Service, technological advances, and perceptions of political positions. Interviewed by Cristi Wonderly, April l9, 1986, 13 pages.

Curti, Merle
   Frederick Jackson Turner Chair of American History at the University of Wisconsin, 1940s to 1968, discussed student activism and protests at the University of Wisconsin during the 1960's, McCarthyism at Berkeley andWisconsin during the 1950's, historians at Harvard in the 1920's (where he was a graduate student) and his views on major changes in the history profession. Interviewed by Terry Anderson, May 29, 1986.

Davenport, Manuel M.
   Describes the 1960's counterculture and the social movements at Colorado State University. Interviewed by Stephen Woods, December 3, 1990. One tape. Indexed.

Doan, Rick
   Refugee of the Vietnam War, describes the fall of Saigon, childhood home, and the capture and placement of his father in a concentration camp. Narrates his family's escape to Thailand and America and the pending release of his father, who remains in Vietnam. Interviewed by Darren Rudolph, March 27, 1986. 21 pages.

Franks, Lawrence
   Dean of Men from 1964-1977 at the University of Texas talks about the student protest movement. Interviewed by Scott Chancellor, April, 1993. Two tapes. Indexed.

Gay, Vergel Lee Jr.
   Architect discusses black awareness in the late 1960's and early 1970's at Texas A&M University. Interviewed by Juan Ramirez, May 2, 1994. One tape. Indexed.

Gregory, Jane
   Life in the 1960's with reference to student protest movements, Vietnam, and women's rights. Interviewed by Molly Aldrich, December 7, 1990. One tape. Indexed.

Hatfield, Mark O.
   United States Senator talks about the Vietnam war, the protest movement, and his opposition to the war. Interviewed by Marty Weber, March 18, 1991. One tape. Indexed.

Henh, Cheng
   Graduated from the Lycee Sisowath and the National Business College in Phnom Penh in late 1930's. Vice President of the National Assembly, and President of Cambodia in 1960's. Evades questions about US-Cambodian relations; numerous anti-communist statements. Interviewed by Christine Corn, November 26, 1982. 6 pages.

Hickman, Larry
   Life at Hardin-Simmons University and his thoughts on the 1960's movements. Interviewed by Kelly Wood, December 6, 1990. One tape. Indexed.

Hoover, Larry
   Professor of Criminal Justice at Sam Houston State University who worked as a police officer for the Lansing, Michigan Police Department. Crowd control and changes in police behavior in campus demonstrations during the 1960s, especially at Michigan State University. Interviewed by Stephen O. McNair, November 15, 1984. 17 pages.

Johnson, Scherry F.
   Discusses the women's movement. Interviewed by Brenda Nulty, May 3, 1990. One tape. Indexed.

Kinross-Wright, John
   Director of Texas Institute for Mental Sciences, 1967. Commissioner for Mental Health for Texas, 1967-1970, and expert in chemotherapy and hallucinogenic drugs. Psychiatrist for Timothy Leary, comments on the impact of drugs on mental health and society. Interviewed by Steve Langsdorf, December 4, 1981. 13 pages.

Kniffin, John W.
   Vietnam, 1965-8, and later Texas State Coordinator for the Vietnam Veterans Against the War. Tried for conspiracy during the Republican National Convention of 1972 and was acquitted. Opinions on war, infiltration of VVAW by the FBI. Interviewed by Jan Smith Goodwin, April 13, 1986. 13 pages.

McElroy, Hugh
   Insight to the early and current role of African Americans at Texas A&M University. Interviewed by Angela Greff, May 5, 1994. One tape. Indexed.

McRae, Duncan Bus
   Retired Ft. Worth police officer discusses the changes occuring in law enforcement from 1959-1985, including racial and sexual discrimination, police brutality, official police policy, and the law. Interviewed by John M. Bruce, November 15, 1985. 22 pages.

Minke, Gary
   Peace Corps volunteer in La Paz, Bolivia from 1964 to 1966. Interviewed by Mike Pinkus. Indexed.

Morrison, Sterling Jr.
   Played guitar for the Velvet Underground, a rock 'n' roll band during the 1960s and early 1970s. Interviewed by Karl Pallmeyer, November 8, 1984. 24 pages.

Nuckols, Dr. Tom
   Professor at Austin College, Sherman, Texas, discusses his involvement with the North Carolina Volunteer's program in the early 1960's, which attempted to help poor blacks and integrate local schools. Examines the projects, results, and difficulties they encountered in their work for civil rights. Interviewed by Mary Lou Mauro, November 8, 1985. 10 pages.

Pekema, George Allen
   Recalls experiences while following the 1960's counterculture. Interviewed by Stephanie Lawson, April 28, 1991. One tape. Indexed.

Ragland, John Sr.
    Perspectives of the Civil Rights Movement during the 1960's. Interviewed by Marck McCall, April 29, 1993. One tape. Indexed.

Rodriguez, Pete L.
   Discusses Bryan, Texas' Hispanic community from the 1920's - 1980's with special reference to the treatment of Hispanic students in the public school. Interviewed by Peter Rodriguez. December, 1989. One tape. Indexed.

Rostow, Walt W.
   Former National Security Advisor for President Lyndon Johnson discusses issues of the Vietnam war. Interviewed by Albert LaMore, May 2, 1986. 7 pages.

Saranello, Joseph
   Organizer and leader of an ad hoc committee against the Vietnam War at Southwest Texas State University. Emphasis on organizing the movement, response from the administration, and repression ofstudent opinions. Currently a Houston lawyer and member of the National Lawyer's Guild and the American Civil Liberties Union. Interviewed by Stephanie D. Rock, October 28, 1985, 20 pages, and also by Mark Rudolph, November 11, 1985, 26 pages.

Stock, Wendy
   Doctor of Clinical Psychology talks about feminism in the 1990's and her experiences as a sex therapist. Interviewed by Kristine Aschenbeck, December 1, 1992. One tape. Indexed.

Teel, John
   Officer at the U.C. Berkeley Police Department, discusses the changes in the police department and tells about the demonstrations that went on at Berkeley during his career. Interviewed by Terry Anderson, July 18, 1985. 30 pages.

Troy, Mark
   Former Peace Corps volunteer to Thailand talks about American student protests in the 1960's, the Vietnam war, and Thailand. Interviewed by Marshall McInnis, May 12, 1993. One tape. Indexed.

Walker, Donald R.
   State Department official, Vietnam. See Military History.