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January 28, 1971 memorandum to the American Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors from Aryeh Neier, regarding the end of the draft campaign; memorandum to the American Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors from George Soll regarding the application of American Civil Liberties Union policy on the draft to the requirement of registration under the Selective Service Act

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of Professor Knoviltz's voluminous reference files arranged alphabetically by subject and thereunder in rough chronological order. The files consist largely of newspaper and periodical clippings, newsletters, and legal documents (which are not described individually). Correspndence which Professor Konvitz chsse to file under subject rather than by the name of the author, as well as minutes, speeches, draft manuscripts, transcrits, pre-1940 pamphlets, and other...

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February 22, 1967 report, "Final Report of the Committee of the Faculty Council on Selective Service Policy as it Affects Cornell University;" minutes, American Civil Liberties Union Academic Freedom Committee, April 11, 1967; excerpt from the minutes of the New York Civil Liberties Union Plenary Board, January 13, 1968

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Report, "Why Compulsory Closed-Ward Treatment of Narcotic Addicts," by Doctor David P. Ausbel, prepared for a workshop discussion of "Control of one's Own Body" at the June 3-7, 1970, Biennial Conference at New York University

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of Professor Knoviltz's voluminous reference files arranged alphabetically by subject and thereunder in rough chronological order. The files consist largely of newspaper and periodical clippings, newsletters, and legal documents (which are not described individually). Correspndence which Professor Konvitz chsse to file under subject rather than by the name of the author, as well as minutes, speeches, draft manuscripts, transcrits, pre-1940 pamphlets, and other...

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"Hofstra Law Review" Volume 2, Number 1. "Due Process and the Concept of Ordered Liberty: 'A Screen of Words Expressing Will in the Service of Desire'?" by Jacob Landynski, signed by author, Winter 1974

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of Professor Knoviltz's voluminous reference files arranged alphabetically by subject and thereunder in rough chronological order. The files consist largely of newspaper and periodical clippings, newsletters, and legal documents (which are not described individually). Correspndence which Professor Konvitz chsse to file under subject rather than by the name of the author, as well as minutes, speeches, draft manuscripts, transcrits, pre-1940 pamphlets, and other...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of Professor Knoviltz's voluminous reference files arranged alphabetically by subject and thereunder in rough chronological order. The files consist largely of newspaper and periodical clippings, newsletters, and legal documents (which are not described individually). Correspndence which Professor Konvitz chsse to file under subject rather than by the name of the author, as well as minutes, speeches, draft manuscripts, transcrits, pre-1940 pamphlets, and other...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of Professor Knoviltz's voluminous reference files arranged alphabetically by subject and thereunder in rough chronological order. The files consist largely of newspaper and periodical clippings, newsletters, and legal documents (which are not described individually). Correspndence which Professor Konvitz chsse to file under subject rather than by the name of the author, as well as minutes, speeches, draft manuscripts, transcrits, pre-1940 pamphlets, and other...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of Professor Knoviltz's voluminous reference files arranged alphabetically by subject and thereunder in rough chronological order. The files consist largely of newspaper and periodical clippings, newsletters, and legal documents (which are not described individually). Correspndence which Professor Konvitz chsse to file under subject rather than by the name of the author, as well as minutes, speeches, draft manuscripts, transcrits, pre-1940 pamphlets, and other...