Abstract

Working papers of Richard Lipsitz, Esq., attorney for plaintiffs in Keyishian et al. vs. Board of Regents et al., 1964, in which four faculty members and a librarian at the State University of New York at Buffalo challenged New York State's Feinberg Law on public employees and subversive activities. Includes correspondence, court documents, notes, press clippings, and background materials.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains correspondence related to Starbuck's employment at State University of New York and Lipsitz's correspondence regarding legal arrangements and American Association of University Professors Academic Freedom Funds, etc. I is divided into two sections, correspondence and court documents. The correspondence section is arranged chronologically, followed by miscellaneous related materials. The court document section is arranged...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains correspondence related to Starbuck's employment at State University of New York and Lipsitz's correspondence regarding legal arrangements and American Association of University Professors Academic Freedom Funds, etc. I is divided into two sections, correspondence and court documents. The correspondence section is arranged chronologically, followed by miscellaneous related materials. The court document section is arranged...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains correspondence related to Starbuck's employment at State University of New York and Lipsitz's correspondence regarding legal arrangements and American Association of University Professors Academic Freedom Funds, etc. I is divided into two sections, correspondence and court documents. The correspondence section is arranged chronologically, followed by miscellaneous related materials. The court document section is arranged...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains correspondence related to Starbuck's employment at State University of New York and Lipsitz's correspondence regarding legal arrangements and American Association of University Professors Academic Freedom Funds, etc. I is divided into two sections, correspondence and court documents. The correspondence section is arranged chronologically, followed by miscellaneous related materials. The court document section is arranged...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains correspondence related to Starbuck's employment at State University of New York and Lipsitz's correspondence regarding legal arrangements and American Association of University Professors Academic Freedom Funds, etc. I is divided into two sections, correspondence and court documents. The correspondence section is arranged chronologically, followed by miscellaneous related materials. The court document section is arranged...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains correspondence related to Starbuck's employment at State University of New York and Lipsitz's correspondence regarding legal arrangements and American Association of University Professors Academic Freedom Funds, etc. I is divided into two sections, correspondence and court documents. The correspondence section is arranged chronologically, followed by miscellaneous related materials. The court document section is arranged...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains correspondence related to Starbuck's employment at State University of New York and Lipsitz's correspondence regarding legal arrangements and American Association of University Professors Academic Freedom Funds, etc. I is divided into two sections, correspondence and court documents. The correspondence section is arranged chronologically, followed by miscellaneous related materials. The court document section is arranged...

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Included: Lipsitz personal notes, bills, receipts, etc., American Civil Liberties Union booklet on Academic Freedom, State University of New York Department of Education booklet, Regents Rules on Subversive Activities.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains correspondence related to Starbuck's employment at State University of New York and Lipsitz's correspondence regarding legal arrangements and American Association of University Professors Academic Freedom Funds, etc. I is divided into two sections, correspondence and court documents. The correspondence section is arranged chronologically, followed by miscellaneous related materials. The court document section is arranged...