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        • UF Basic rights
        • UF Civil liberties
        • UF Civil rights -- Law and legislation
        • UF Civil rights -- Legal status, law, etc.
        • UF Constitutional rights
        • UF Fundamental rights
        • UF Rghts, Civil

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        Vigil in South Dakota Records
        MA 094 · Records · 1992-2005

        This collection includes the organization's mission and goals statements and views on censorship. Information about Educational Telecommunication including mission, goals, policies, and board minutes. Correspondence, newspaper articles, and other organizations responses to potential censorship issues in South Dakota especially within Public Broadcasting.

         Vigil of South Dakota
        South Dakota Farmers Union 1963 Convention
        South Dakota Farmers Union 1963 Convention
        MA012-AV-0036_02 · 1963-10-15
        Part of South Dakota Farmers Union Records

        South Dakota Farmers Union 1963 convention speaker. Ken Holum, Assistant Secretary of Interior for Power and Water, Department of Interior, Washington, D.C., speaks about the growing importance of education and citizenship, fair economics and wages, taking care of the elderly, and civil rights. He talks about the increase in water and power needs and talks about the Missouri River Basin Project and its financial troubles, including an arrangement with Basin Electric.
        Moral Re-Armament
        Moral Re-Armament
        MA 009-S01-B02-F03 · Folder · 1965
        Part of Benjamin Reifel Papers

        Minutes from the meeting of the Department of Racial and Cultural Relations, as well as correspondence in regards to Moral Re-Armament, which Ben Reifel supported.