Register of the Norman Cousins papers

Finding aid prepared by Beth Goder

Hoover Institution Library and Archives

434 Galvez Mall

Stanford University

Stanford, CA 94305-6003

hoover-library-archives@stanford.edu

URL: http://www.hoover.org/library-and-archives

Title: Norman Cousins papers

Date (inclusive): 1924-1994

Collection Number: 2019C24

Contributing Institution: Hoover Institution Library and Archives

Language of Material: English

Physical Description: 22 manuscript boxes, 8 oversize boxes, 1 oversize folder, 3 motion picture film reels, media (16.0 Linear Feet)

Abstract: Correspondence, writings, notes, printed matter, and audiovisual material, relating to journalism and to advocacy of peace, disarmament and world federation.

Creator: Cousins, Norman

Physical Location: Hoover Institution Library & Archives

Access

Boxes 30 and OCM6 may not be used without permission of the Archivist. The remainder of the collection is open for research; materials must be requested in advance via our reservation system. If there are audiovisual or digital media material in the collection, they must be reformatted before providing access.

Use

For copyright status, please contact the Hoover Institution Library & Archives.

Acquisition Information

Materials were acquired by the Hoover Institution Library & Archives in 2018.

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Norman Cousins Papers, [Box no., Folder no. or title], Hoover Institution Library & Archives

Biographical note

1915	Born in New Jersey
1933	Graduated from Columbia University Teachers College
1934-1935	Education Writer, New York Evening Post
1935-1940	Served as a book critic, literary editor, and managing editor of Current History magazine
1940	Joined the Saturday Review as executive editor
1942-1971	Editor-in-Chief, Saturday Review
1952-	President, United World Federalists
1943-1945	Editor and member of editorial board of the United States Office of War Information
1953	Author, Who Speaks for Man?
1957-1963	Chairman and Founding Member, National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy (SANE)
1958	Author, In God We Trust: The Religious Beliefs and Ideas of the American Founding Fathers
1960	Author, Dr. Schweitzer of Lambaréné
1967	Author, Present Tense: An American Editor's Odyssey
1971	Awarded United Nations Peace Medal
1972	Founder and Editor, World
1973-1977	Returned to the offices of Saturday Review to run a new biweekly magazine, which was combined with World
1978	Chairman of the Board of Directors, Saturday Review
1977-	Adjunct Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Science, University of California, Los Angeles
1979	Author, Anatomy of an Illness As Perceived by the Patient
1981	Author, Human Options: An Autobiographical Notebook
1983	Author, The Healing Heart: Antidotes to Panic and Helplessness
1985	Author, Albert Schweitzer's Mission
1987	Author, The Pathology of Power
1989	Author, Head First: The Biology of Hope
1990	Died

Scope and Content of the Collection

The Norman Cousins papers include correspondence, writings, notes, printed matter, and audiovisual material related to journalism and to advocacy of peace, disarmament, and world federation.

Norman Cousins was a Saturday Review editor-in-chief, peace advocate, and unofficial diplomat. During his tenure at the Saturday Review, Cousins wrote passionately in support of peace and the need for nuclear disarmament. In addition to his editorial work, Cousins was the president of the World Federalist Association, as well as chairman of the Committee for Sane Nuclear Policy. His activism culminated in his nomination as the unofficial ambassador between the United States, the Soviet Union, and the Holy See during the Kennedy Administration.

The papers document his work on behalf of peace. The collection includes Correspondence with politicians, scientists, world leaders, and other significant figures of the twentieth century, including George Bush, Jimmy Carter, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Albert Einstein, Gerald R. Ford, Indira Gandhi, Hubert H. Humphrey, Lyndon B. Johnson, Helen Keller, John F. Kennedy, Jawaharlal Nehru, Richard M. Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Albert Schweitzer, Adlai E. Stevenson, Harry S. Truman, and U. Thant.

The Subject File includes a copy of the papal encyclical of Pope John XXVIII entitled Pacem in Terris, signed on the title page by Nikita Khrushchev. The encyclical was a gift to Khrushchev from the pope, hand delivered by Norman Cousins in April 1963 during a diplomatic mission. The file also includes a Russian fable inscribed by John F. Kennedy. In addition, documentation of the sale of the Saturday Review can be found in this file, as well as the first issue of World Magazine, which Cousins founded in 1972. Also included are writings of Albert Schweitzer.

Cousins visited Albert Schweitzer at his hospital in Lambarene, Gabon, and wrote extensively about Schweitzer's life and mission. The Photographs include photographic prints of Schweitzer's journal, correspondence, and two manuscripts.

Researchers should note that a substantial amount of Norman Cousins material can be found in his collection at the University of California, Los Angeles.

Related Materials

Norman Cousins Papers, Charles E. Young Research Library, University of California, Los Angeles

Subjects and Indexing Terms

Peace

Disarmament

International organization

Journalists

Journalism -- United States

Biographical File 1948-1992

Scope and Contents

Includes interviews and correspondence. See also Oversize Materials and Memorabilia for awards.

Awards

box 1, folder 1

Albert Schweitzer Prize for Humanitarianism 1990

box 1, folder 2

Encyclopedia Britannica Achievement in Life Award 1979

box 1, folder 3

Birthday book 1975

Honorary degrees

box 1, folder 4

American University 1948

box 1, folder 5

George Washington University 1982

box 1, folder 6

Maryville College 1976

box 1, folder 7

New Haven County Medical Association 1984

box 1, folder 8

Occidental College 1982

box 1, folder 9

Interview with Bill Moyers 1985

box 1, folder 10-13

Interview, Oral History Program, UCLA 1992

Scope and Contents

Includes annotated typescript

box 2, folder 1-2

Interview, Oral History Program, UCLA (continued)

box 2, folder 3

Passports

Correspondence 1930-1991

Scope and Contents

Includes letters of politicians, scientists, and United States presidents. The majority of the correspondence came to the archives arranged in volumes labeled "Treasures Albums."

Treasure albums

A-D

box 2, folder 4

Unidentified letter 1930, 1961

box 2, folder 4

Acheson, Dean 1951, undated

box 2, folder 4

Adams, Sherman 1945-1976

box 2, folder 4

Ali, Mohamed 1953

box 2, folder 4

Biggs, Peggy and E. Power 1971-1973

box 2, folder 4

Bing, Rudolf 1966

box 2, folder 4

Black, Hugo L. 1946-1956

box 2, folder 4

Bracker, Peg 1982

box 2, folder 4

Bradley, Omar N. 1950-1960

box 2, folder 4

Brzezinski, Zbigniew 1975-1977

box 2, folder 4

Bunche, Ralph 1953-1968

box 2, folder 4

Churchill, Winston 1947

box 2, folder 4

Dali, Salvador 1946

box 2, folder 4

Daniels, Johnathan 1945-1947

box 2, folder 4

Davis, Elmer 1947-1952, undated

box 2, folder 4

Dewey, John 1945

box 2, folder 4

Djilas, Milovan 1975

box 2, folder 4

Dobrynin, Anatoly F. 1963, undated

box 2, folder 4

Douglas, William O. 1946-1975

box 2, folder 4

Durant, Will 1957-1977

E-H

box 2, folder 5

Einstein, Albert 1947-1979

box 2, folder 5

Farley, James 1974

box 2, folder 5

Ford II, Henry 1975

box 2, folder 5

Forrestal, James 1945

box 2, folder 5

Frankfurter, Felix 1946

box 2, folder 5

Frost, Robert (poem) undated

Scope and Contents

Signed poem

box 2, folder 5

Hand, Learned 1952-1958

box 2, folder 5

Harriman, Averell 1951-1966

box 2, folder 5

Hemingway, Mary 1965-1976

box 2, folder 5

Hull, Cordell 1945

box 2, folder 5

Husain, Zaki 1965

box 2, folder 5

Huxley, Julian 1965

I-O

box 2, folder 6

Keller, Helen 1962

box 2, folder 6

Kennan, George F. 1952-1981

box 2, folder 6

Kerensky, Alexander 1966

box 2, folder 6

Kinsey, Alfred C. 1953-1954

box 2, folder 6

Kissinger, Henry A. 1971-1976

Scope and Contents

Includes letter from Donald Harrington

box 2, folder 6

Konig, Cardinal 1983

box 2, folder 6

Khrushchev, Nikita 1962-1963

Scope and Contents

See also unidentified letters in Box/Folder 2 : 4

box 2, folder 6

Landon, Alfred M. 1960-1964

box 2, folder 6

Lindbergh, Charles 1968

box 2, folder 6

Lippmann, Walter 1964-1968

box 2, folder 6

Luce, Henry 1955

box 2, folder 6

McCarthy, Mary 1954

box 2, folder 6

McCloy, John J. 1961-1982

box 2, folder 6

McGovern, George 1975

box 2, folder 6

Mondale, Walter F. 1975

box 2, folder 6

Murrow, Edward R. 1950-1965

box 2, folder 6

Nash, Ogden (poem) 1964

box 2, folder 6

Oppenheimer, Robert 1963

P-S

box 3, folder 1

Patton, George S. 1976

box 3, folder 1

Pauling, Linus 1958

box 3, folder 1

Pike, James A. 1966

box 3, folder 1

Pire, P. Dominique 1963

box 3, folder 1

Radhakrishnan, S. 1967

box 3, folder 1

Richards, I.A. 1967

box 3, folder 1

Rockefeller, Nelson 1967

box 3, folder 1

Rockefeller, Peggy and David undated

box 3, folder 1

Rockwell, Norman 1947

box 3, folder 1

Russell, Bertrand 1955-1977

box 3, folder 1

Saroyan, William 1962

box 3, folder 1

Sellassie, Haile 1957-1963, undated

box 3, folder 1

Sherwood, Robert E. 1947

box 3, folder 1

Shultz, George P. 1975

box 3, folder 1

Snow, C. P. 1975

box 3, folder 1

Spaak, Paul Henri 1956

box 3, folder 1

Sulzberger, Arthur Hays 1947-1963

box 3, folder 1

Sulzberger, C. L. 1975

T-Z

box 3, folder 2

Toynbee, Arnold 1958-1964

box 3, folder 2

Waldheim, Kurt 1973-1981

box 3, folder 2

Welles, Sumner 1946-1947

box 3, folder 2

West, Rebecca 1949

Saturday Review founders

box 3, folder 3

Armstrong, Hamilton Fish 1955

box 3, folder 3

Biddle, Katherine 1954

box 3, folder 3

Brown, John Mason 1953-1955

box 3, folder 3

Deutsch, Babette 1943-1954

box 3, folder 3

De Voto, Bernard 1941-1954

box 3, folder 3

Eastman, Max 1954

box 3, folder 3

Fadiman, Clifton 1949

box 3, folder 3

Hasting, Fanny de Groot 1949

box 3, folder 3

Jeffers, Robinson 1935

box 3, folder 3

Lerner, Max 1950-1954

box 3, folder 3

Lippincott, Joseph W. 1945

box 3, folder 3

MacLeish, Archibald 1942-1944

box 3, folder 3

Marquand, John P. 1942-1949

box 3, folder 3

Michener, James A. 1941-1943

box 3, folder 3

Montague, Ashley 1955

box 3, folder 3

Mumford, Lewis 1953

box 3, folder 3

Nevins, Allan 1953

box 3, folder 3

Overstreet, Harry A. 1949

box 3, folder 3

Stuart, Jesse 1954

box 3, folder 3

Untermeyer, Louis 1954

box 3, folder 3

Van Doren, Mark 1953

box 3, folder 3

Viereck, Peter 1952-1954

box 3, folder 3

Wilson, Sloan 1954-1955

box 3, folder 3

Wouk, Herman 1954-1955

box 3, folder 3

Wyeth, Andrew 1941-1943

Presidents, Franklin Delano Roosevelt to Dwight D. Eisenhower

box 3, folder 4

Roosevelt, Eleanor 1944-1962

box 3, folder 4

Roosevelt, James 1960

box 3, folder 4

Halsted, Anna Roosevelt H. 1962

box 3, folder 4

Truman, Harry S. 1952-1971

box 3, folder 4

Truman, Bess 1975

box 3, folder 4

Eisenhower, Dwight D. 1956-1966

box 3, folder 4

Eisenhower, Mamie Doud 1964

Presidents, John F. Kennedy and family

box 3, folder 5

Kennedy, John F. 1962-1983

box 3, folder 5

Kennedy, Jacqueline 1965-1967

box 3, folder 5

Kennedy, Joseph P. 1974

box 3, folder 5

Kennedy, Robert F. 1967

box 3, folder 5

Kennedy, Edward M. 1966-1990

Presidents, Lyndon B. Johnson to Ronald Reagan

box 3, folder 6

Johnson, Lyndon B. 1945-1968

box 3, folder 6

Nixon, Richard M. 1955-1978

box 3, folder 6

Ford, Gerald R. 1971-1986

box 3, folder 6

Carter, Jimmy 1979-1981

box 3, folder 6

Reagan, Ronald 1982-1990

Presidents, George Bush and family

box 4, folder 1

Bush, George 1973-1989

box 4, folder 1

Bush, Barbara 1989

box 4, folder 2-3

Albert Schweitzer 1955-1963

Adlai E. Stevenson and U. Thant

box 4, folder 4

Stevenson, Adlai E. 1952-1978

box 4, folder 4

Thant, U. 1963-1975

box 4, folder 5

Hubert H. Humphrey 1958-1976

Nehru and Gandhi

box 4, folder 6

Nehru, Jawaharlal 1953-1964

box 4, folder 6

Gandhi, Indira 1955-1984

box 4, folder 6

Gandhi, Rajiv 1984

box 4, folder 7-8

General 1965-1988

box 4, folder 9

Birthday 1990

Scope and Contents

Includes letters from Ronald Reagan, George Bush, Joseph Biden, and Alan Cranston

box 5, folder 1

Condolences 1990-1991

box 5, folder 2

SANE 1958-1961

Notes 1969-1986, undated

Scope and Contents

Includes written notes and notebooks. Includes notes taken during the time that Cousins was a professor at UCLA.

box 5, folder 3-8

General undated

box 5, folder 9

General circa 1986

box 5, folder 10

Conversation with Nasrolla Fatemi regarding Truman and the atomic bomb 1969

box 5, folder 11

Editorials and books undated

box 5, folder 12

Healing system 1980

box 5, folder 13

Pathology undated

Speeches and Writings 1940-1989

Scope and Contents

Includes typescripts, page proofs, and printed copies of editorials, speeches, plays, monographs, and other writings. Arranged chronologically.

box 6, folder 1

Unidentified annotated typescript, chapters 1 to 3 undated

box 6, folder 2

Bibliographies and audio inventories

box 6, folder 3-7

Editorials undated

box 6, folder 8

Play script, fragment undated

box 6, folder 9

"Are We Sorcerer's Apprentices or Are We Men?" undated

box 7, folder 1

"The Legacy of John F. Kennedy" undated

box 7, folder 2

The Papa of Passy: A Play in Two Acts undated

box 7, folder 3-4

Editorials 1940-1964

box 7, folder 5

"The Family of Man: A Prayer" 1943

box 7, folder 6

"Literature Between Two Wars" 1944

box 7, folder 7

"Don't Resign From the Human Race" 1948

box 7, folder 8

"Tell the Folk Back Home," speech, Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace 1949

box 7, folder 9

Speech, Conference for World Peace 1949

box 7, folder 10

"In Defense of a Writing Career" 1950

box 7, folder 11

"The Election: Must It Be All or Nothing" circa 1952

box 7, folder 12

"An Exclusive Dispatch to This Newspaper," press release 1953

box 7, folder 13-14

"Litany for Modern Man" 1953-1954

box 8, folder 1

"The Truth About Our Books Abroad" 1953

box 8, folder 2

Who Speaks For Man?, monograph signed by Cousins 1953

box 8, folder 3

"The Great Debate in American Education" 1954

box 8, folder 4

Speech excerpt on boredom, International Conference of Social Work, press release 1954

box 8, folder 5

"Does Anyone Have Time to Think" 1955

box 8, folder 6

"Job Open" 1955

box 8, folder 7

Open letter to Val Peterson 1955

box 8, folder 8

"Think of a Man" 1956

box 8, folder 9

"People Still Make the Book" 1957

box 8, folder 10

"The Schweitzer Declaration" 1957

box 8, folder 11

"Dr. Teller and the Spirit of Adventure" 1958

box 8, folder 12

"Neither Suicide nor Surrender" 1958

box 8, folder 13

"Ravensbrueck 'Lapins' Arrive in America to Receive Medical Treatment," press release 1958

box 8, folder 14

"Wanted: Two Billion Angry Men" 1958

box 8, folder 15

Speech, Colgate University Library 1959

box 8, folder 16

Speech, Soviet Peace Committee 1959

box 8, folder 17

"CRB vs. Man" 1960

box 8, folder 18

Response to "What's Wrong with America" by Kenneth Tyman, press release 1960

box 8, folder 19

"Shelters, Survival, and Common Sense" 1961

box 8, folder 20

Speech excerpts, Cooper Union 1960

box 8, folder 21

"Can Cultures Coexist?" 1962

box 8, folder 22

"In Defense of the Genuine Conservative" and "In Defense of the Genuine Liberal" 1962

box 8, folder 23

SANE press release 1963

box 8, folder 24

Editorials, printed copies 1968-1969

box 8, folder 25

"Anatomy of an Illness," article 1976

box 8, folder 26

Medical articles, printed copies 1976-1988

box 9, folder 1-2

Envoy to the Middle World, page proofs 1983

The Trial of Dr. Mesmer, play 1983

box 9, folder 3

Script, Dr. Mesner and Dr. Franklin: A Play in Three Acts undated

box 9, folder 4

Script 1983

Scope and Contents

Includes letter from 1995

box 9, folder 5

Whisper in the Mind by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee

Scope and Contents

Play based on The Trial of Dr. Mesmer

box 9, folder 6

"Think of a Man" 1983

box 10, folder 1

Albert Schweitzer's Mission, monograph 1985

Head First 1988-1989

box 10, folder 2-3

Annotated typescript 1988

box 10, folder 4

Chapter 19 1988-1989

box 10, folder 5

Anatomy of an Illness, script 1989

Subject File

Scope and Contents

Includes correspondence, writings by others, reports, financial documents, and printed matter. Includes a Russian translation of a papal encyclical signed by Nikita Khrushchev and a Russian fable inscribed by John F. Kennedy. Includes materials related to Saturday Review and World Magazine, as well as writings of Albert Schweitzer.

General

box 10, folder 6-7

Alphabetical file 1955-1990

box 11, folder 1

Alphabetical file (continued)

box 11, folder 2

Answer, magazine 1936

box 11, folder 3

Cartoon 1942

Conferences

box 11, folder 4

Dartmouth Conference 1964

box 11, folder 5

Evolution of Psychotherapy Conference 1989-1990

box 11, folder 6

Soviet-American Writers Conference circa 1977

box 11, folder 7

Current History Project undated

box 11, folder 8

Editorial/LA Times ideas 1975, undated

box 11, folder 9

Fedorenko, Nickolai 1980-1986

box 12, folder 1

Fedorenko, Nickolai (continued)

box 12, folder 2

Finck, Norman 1985-1988

box 12, folder 3

Hearing, "Fallout From Nuclear Weapons Test" 1959

box 12, folder 4-5

Les livres des fleurs, correspondence and printed copy 1935, undated

box 12, folder 6

Medal of Honor, pamphlet undated

box 12, folder 7

Nwanko Ifejika Company 1970

Pacem in Terris

Scope and Contents

Papal encyclical of Pope John XXVIII, with Russian translation signed by Khrushchev, delivered to Khrushchev by Norman Cousins

box 12, folder 7

Note 1982

box 13, folder 1

Printed copy 1965

box 13, folder 2

Russian translation signed by Krushchev 1963

box 13, folder 3

Playbill:The National Magazine for Theatergoers undated

box 13, folder 4

Printed matter 1939-1989

box 13, folder 5

Russian fable inscribed by John F. Kennedy 1961

box 13, folder 6

SANE 1958, undated

box 13, folder 7

Signatures 1991

box 13, folder 8

Stamps undated

box 13, folder 9

Stationery undated

box 13, folder 10

UCLA, report on program in psychoneuroimmunology 1989

Writings by others

box 13, folder 11

Baumann, Peter undated

box 13, folder 12

Bohme, F. 1980

box 14, folder 1

Young, Robert R. undated

Albert Schweitzer File

Scope and Contents

See also Correspondence. See also Photographs, Box 21 and Box 22, for photographic prints of correspondence, Schweitzer's journal, and the manuscript Kingdom of God.

box 14, folder 2

The World of Albert Schweitzer, printed copy 1955

Writings

box 14, folder 3

"Friede oder Atomkrieg," typescript 1958, undated

box 14, folder 4

Kein Sonnenstrahl Geht Verloren, printed copy undated

Scope and Contents

Inscribed by Schweitzer, 1957

box 14, folder 5

"An Obligation to Tomorrow," printed copy 1958

box 14, folder 6

"Statement by Albert Schweitzer with Reference to the Present Nuclear Crisis in the World" undated

Post-Atomic Japan File

box 14, folder 7-8

General 1947-1949, 1971

box 15, folder 1-2

General (continued)

box 15, folder 3

After the war 1975-1986

box 15, folder 4-9

Book and Library Program, International Information Administration, Department of State 1953, undated

box 16, folder 1

Civil liberties 1948

box 16, folder 2-3

Hiroshima 1949, 1954-1957

Scope and Contents

Includes editorial and correspondence with Harry Truman

box 16, folder 4

Hiroshima maidens undated

box 16, folder 5

Niwano Peace Foundation 1988-1990

Printed matter

box 16, folder 6

Education in New Japan 1948

box 16, folder 7

Living Hiroshima 1948

box 16, folder 8

The Old Japanese Humor 1949

box 16, folder 9

"Statistical Materials Relating to Japanese Women" 1951

box 16, folder 10

Newspapers 1953

box 16, folder 11

The New Yorker 1953

box 17, folder 1

Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission reports 1959-1962

box 17, folder 2

Trip to Japan 1949

box 17, folder 3

Visiting cards and notes undated

Saturday Review File

box 17, folder 4-6

General 1973-1987

box 17, folder 7

Administrative file 1978-1981

box 17, folder 8

Advertisement and clippings 1965-1966, undated

box 18, folder 1

Cartoon 1948

box 18, folder 2-4

"Closing book," sale to Tucker 1977

box 18, folder 5

Legal documents, sale to McCall Corporation 1963-1968

box 18, folder 6

Letters to J. R. Comisky on twentieth anniversary at Saturday Review 1962

box 18, folder 7

Photograph of office undated

box 18, folder 8

Printed copies of magazine 1957

World Magazine File

box 18, folder 9

Balance sheet 1973

box 18, folder 10

Circulars 1972-1973

box 19, folder 1

First issue, printed copy 1972

Audiovisual Material

Sound recordings

box 29

Sound discs

Sound tape reels

box MC12

"Conscience of America" 1967

Physical Description: 1, 1/4-inch sound tape reels (10-inch)

box MC12

Transcript and proceedings of conference in Lahti, Finland 1966

Physical Description: 1, 1/4-inch sound tape reels (10-inch)

Compact sound cassettes

box 28

"Health is How We Live Our Lives," conference, 6 cassettes 1985

box 28

"Norman Cousins Mini Close Up" undated

box 28

"Norman Cousins' Talk at the Kollar Center" 1983 April

box 28

"Norman Cousins, Humor Seminar," First Congregational Church of Los Angeles undated

box 28

UCLA Doctoral Alumni Association 1983 March

box 28

"Norman Cousins, Talk at NPI" 1982 April

box 28

"Anatomy of an Illness," psychoneuroimmunology seminar undated

Videorecordings

Betacam

box 28

"Radio Bikini: Interviews With Men Who Received Radiation Burns from the Bikini Test," pilot 1985 March

box 28

"Norman Counsins, MacNeil Lether Report" undated

box 28

"ABC News Special, JFK" 1983 December

VHS

box 28

"Norman Cousins Lecture" undated

box 28

"MacNeil Lehrer News Hour" 1990 September

box 28

"Rollo May Tribute Luncheon" 1990 May

box 28

"Norman Cousins: A Profile," KCET 1991 February

box 28

"Faces of the Enemy" 1987 May

box 28

"Preventing Nuclear War: The First Essential Step," Center for Defense Information undated

box 28

"The Meaning of Health: A Dialogue with Bill Moyers," Fetzer Institute undated

Motion picture

film shelf

"Dr. Fisk," 16mm color motion picture film

film shelf

"MH-10278-B Unclassified," 16mm motion picture film

film shelf

18 untitled short films, 16mm motion picture film reels

Photographs

Scope and Contents

Includes photographs of events and people. Includes photographs of Albert Schweitzer's journal, correspondence, and writings. See also Oversize Material.

Small prints

box 20

Beverly Hilton Hotel World Federalist Association undated

box 20

Hiroshima

box 20

Letter from Cory to Candis

Scope and Contents

Includes letter

box 20

Japanese material, natural resources

Large prints

box 20

Bikini atomic bomb 1946

box 20

China

box 20

Ethiopian pictures

box 20

Event at Waldorf Astoria

box 20

Japanese material, night club

box 20

Meetings of writers, American and Russian

box 20

Nehru and Cousins, India

box 20

Pope

box 20

Portraits

box 20

Stevenson, A.

box 20

University of Santa Clara commencement

box 21

University of Santa Clara commencement (continued)

UCLA

box 21

Clark, Grenvile

box 21

Norman Cousins travel pictures

box 20

Norman Cousins travel pictures (continued)

box 21

White, Margaret Brook

box 21

Zsilard, Leo

box 21

Photographs not yet described

Albert Schweitzer

Scope and Contents

Includes photographs of Schwetizer's correspondence, journal, and manuscripts

box 21

Schweitzer hospital

Photographic prints of documents

box 21

Correspondence 1961

box 21

Journal 1955-1962

box 21

Unidentified manuscript undated

box 22

The Kingdom of God, manuscript

box StillNegPos Box 4

Negatives

box StillNegPos Box 4

Negatives

Oversize Material

Scope and Contents

Includes photographs, awards, framed letters, and scrapbooks.

box 23, folder 1

Photographs undated

Scope and Contents

Includes photographs of John F. Kennedy, Cardinal Bea, James T. Shotwell, Chester Bowles, and others

box 23, folder 2

Certificate, Distinguished Public Service Award of the Connecticut Bar Association 1965

box 23, folder 3-4

"NCLE," photo album

Scope and Contents

Includes photographs of Saturday Review staff; Jawaharlal Nehru; Robert, Ted, and John F. Kennedy; Nikita Khrushchev; Edmund Muskie; Kurt Vonnegut; Erica Anderson; Mark Van Doren; Harrison S. Brown; James Shotwell; Buckminster Fuller; Georgy Zhukov; and George Bush

box 24, folder 1

Certificate, Niwano Peace Foundation 1990

box 24, folder 2

Framed letter 1961

Scope and Contents

Letter on White House stationery regarding editorial on the Peace Corps

box 24, folder 3

Plaque 1960

Scope and Contents

Presented to Cousins on his twentieth anniversary at the Saturday Review

box 25, folder 1

Test Ban Treaty 1963

box 25, folder 2

Certificates and framed letter 1956-1968

Scope and Contents

Includes letter from Warsaw signed "kroliki," possibly from the "Ravensbruck Lapins;" testimonial from Hiroo Ohara; and a certificate awarded by the United World Federalists

box 25, folder 3

Photographs

Scope and Contents

Includes photographs of John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson

box 25, folder 4

Flintstones cartoon inscribed by Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera undated

box 25, folder 5

Sketch, "Albert Schweitzer at Eight Six" 1989

box 25, folder 6

Photograph of Cousins and Albert Schweitzer undated

box 25, folder 7

Certificate, SGI Peace and Culture Award

box 26

Scrapbook, Global Citizen Humanitarian Award, World Federalist Association 1983

Scope and Contents

Includes letters

box 27

Scrapbook, US-USSR Dartmouth Conference 1961

drawer G19

Posters, advertisements, and clippings

Scope and Contents

Includes "The Rocket Race" poster, and clippings on the Cousins Hiroshima project and 1949 peace talks

Memorabilia

Scope and Contents

Includes awards, one framed photograph, an engraving plate, and stamps.

box 30

Awards, medals, plaques, silver bowl, and framed photograph

Scope and Contents

Box 30 may not be used without permission of the Arcvhivist

box OCM6

Enameled copper engraving plate of Albert Schweitzer and Vatican stamps

Scope and Contents

Box OCM6 may not be used without permission of the Archivist.