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Includes correspondence. with Bruno Storti (CISI) re AIFLD (1965) with Sigfrido Ciccotto re his recollection of their Italian antifascist activities (1966); with officials of the Canadian International Power Company re their difficulties with government

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Includes proposed forward for SR's book by David Dubinsky

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Corres. with Funk & Wagnall re publication of Presidents and Peons, and with J.V. Freitas Marcondes (Superintendent de Instituto Cultural Do Trabalho) re RS's book and the Institute

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Corres. w/Peter Grace (W.R. Grace & Co.) concerning promotion of Presidents and Peons; also correspondence. w/Arturo Jauregui

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Corres. with William M. Hickey (United Corp.) about his work as Labor Consultant for United Corporation(l966 - 1967); with Robert Hill (former Ambassador) concerning Richard Nixon's support for SR's book (1966) and Nixon's positive comment about RS's anal

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Ibanez to Romualdi re courses of Inter-American Labor College

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Corres. with Arturo Jauregui re AIFLD meetings; ORIT Conferences; and copies of correspondence. with Jauregui from others

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection consists chiefly of Romualdi's correspondence with political and labor figures from Latin America, North America and Italy. Consists primarily of correspondence between Romualdi as Latin American representatitve of the AFL-CIO and various Latin American, Italian and America labor and political figure. Romualdi's international interests and activities focused on the labor movements in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba, Guatemala, Italy, Peru, Uruguay, and...

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Includes correspondence. with Giuseppe Lupis (Sottosegretario di Stato per gli Affari Esteri der Italiana).

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Includes correspondence. with George Aiken (Senator), F. Bradford Morse, (Congressman Carlos Sanz de Santamaria (Inter- American Committee on the Alliance for Progress); William C. Doherty, Jr. (AIFLD) and Leveo V. Sanchez (Dept. of State) re land use and