Access
and Provenance
An Inventory to the
Cincinnati, Ohio -- Jewish Community Relations Council Records
Manuscript Collection No. 202
1934-1996. 104.4 Linear ft.
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An Inventory to theCincinnati, Ohio -- Jewish Community Relations Council RecordsManuscript Collection No. 2021934-1996. 104.4 Linear ft.
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ACCESS AND PROVENANCEThe Records of the CINCINNATI, OHIO - JEWISH COMMUNITY RELATIONS COUNCIL were donated to the American Jewish Archives by the Jewish Community Relations Council beginning in 1980, with additional materials to be donated on an ongoing basis. The American Jewish Archives has property rights to the collection. All literary rights to materials are held by individual authors or his/her heirs. Questions concerning rights should be addressed to the Director of the American Jewish Archives. The Records of the CINCINNATI, OHIO - JEWISH COMMUNITY RELATIONS COUNCIL are open to all users. The original manuscript collection is available in the reading room of the American Jewish Archives.
INSTITUTIONAL SKETCH
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The Cincinnati Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) was unofficially organized in the early 1930s and officially established in 1939 by a group of Cincinnati Jews who were disturbed by Adolf Hitler's rise to power in Germany and his message of anti-semitism. The founders feared that Hitler's message might encourage anti-semitism among the large German population of Cincinnati. Before 1939, the group did not have a name or funding, and operated solely by volunteers. Its goal was to provide a coordinated effort to defend the Jewish community in the face of anti-semitism. After the outbreak of World War II in 1939, the group was officially organized into the Public Relations Committee and received funding from the Jewish community of Cincinnati.
During the war, the group had two main goals. The first was to engage in confidential work watching subversive groups who were attacking the involvement of Jews in the war. The second goal was to defend the Jewish community from these attacks and to emphasize its involvement in the war effort.
After World War II, the function of JCRC evolved into a community relations resource serving to coordinate friendly relations and resolutions of problems among the residents of Cincinnati, whether Jewish and non-Jewish. JCRC worked with other local organizations and churches to fulfill the common goals of defending the rights of all minorities, promoting peaceful race relations and fostering good relationships among Jews and Christians.
Many JCRC activities were designed to meet the goal of ending discrimination against Jews and other minorities in housing, education and employment. In the 1950s and 1960s JCRC joined the fight to eliminate the teaching of religion or recitation of prayers in public schools in Cincinnati and throughout the United States. In the 1950s through the 1970s, JCRC worked to stop segregation in the Cincinnati Public Schools. Also JCRC fought discrimination in local clubs, parks, and hotels during the 1940s through 1960.
Discrimination against Jews in the Soviet Union beginning in the late 1940s provoked a protest movement in the United States. Beginning in the 1960s, JCRC joined the movement to assist Soviet Jews denied exit from the Soviet Union. JCRC joined with other groups or sponsored rallies and demonstrations to bring attention to the plight of Soviet Jewry. JCRC also sponsored or co-sponsored many local programs concerning Soviet Jewry. In addition, JCRC lobbied lawmakers in an attempt to persuade them to pressure the Soviet Union to end the persecution.
To foster the goal of promoting peaceful race relations, JCRC initiated programs designed to educate the public about different ethnic and religious groups. Beginning in the 1940s, JCRC offered educational programs, provided resources to schools, and promoted speakers on various subjects. In response to the civil unrest of the late 1960s, JCRC helped to create the Metropolitan Area Religious Cooperation of Cincinnati (MARCC) and continues as an active member. MARCC promotes friendly relations between different religious and racial groups through religious cooperation and understanding.
Individuals active in JCRC have included a number of prominent Cincinnati Jews. Past Presidents of JCRC include Dr. Jacob Rader Marcus, Phillip M. Meyers, C. E. "Mike" Israel, Lester A. Jaffe, Harold K. Goldstein, Bernard Rosenberg, Charles Tobias, Jr., Solomon Greenberg, Carol Dragul, Benjamin Gettler, Malcolm Bernstein, Gloria Haffer, Burton Perlman, June Burgin and Barbara Rabkin.
Today, JCRC works to combat anti-semitism, secure equal rights for all people and to draw awareness to international issues such as Israel, the Middle East, the plight of oppressed Jews, and other issues of concern. One JCRC report succinctly describes the current mission of the organization:
JCRC develops programs which explain the customs and the religion of the Jewish community to the general public. In addition, JCRC serves as a forum for discussion and coordinated action on public policy issues which affect and concern the Jewish community. Finally, the JCRC works to improve the position of all groups in American society.From the report "The Jewish Community Relations Council of Cincinnati," n.d. in Folder 113/14).
SCOPE AND CONTENT
The records of the CINCINNATI, OHIO - JEWISH COMMUNITY RELATIONS COUNCIL are divided into four record groups. Received in small shipments over a number of years, the records were processed in four groups, each at different times. Each new group was added at the end of the collection as a separate record group. Record Groups I-III were arranged chronologically under nearly identical subject headings. Record Group IV, processed in 1997, was arranged by department or agency of origin of the materials. Types of materials, subject matter, and dates may overlap in more than one Record Group.
The researcher is advised to explore all four groups, under similar headings, in the Series List and more detailed Box List.
RECORD GROUP I (1934-1986) consists of 75 Hollinger boxes (30 ft.) and contains 18 series. Record Group I includes the following topics: Hitler's rise to power in Germany; anti-semitism in pre- and post- World War II Cincinnati; religion in public schools; segregation in the Cincinnati Public Schools; discrimination and segregation in Cincinnati housing, employment, and recreation; race relations and civil unrest in the 1960s; internal administration and office files from 1941-1980s; programs and activities related to Israel; involvement in politics and lobbying, especially from 1940s-1960s; and the remembrance of Holocaust victims and persecution of Nazi war criminals.
RECORD GROUP II (1972-1988) consists of 16 hollinger boxes (6.4 ft.) and contains 13 series. Record Group II includes the following topics: anti-semitism in the 1970s and early 1980s; Black-Jewish relations; internal administration and office files of the late 1970s and early 1980s; Jewish-Christian relations, including Ecumedia News Service, the Metropolitan Area Religious Coalition of Cincinnati and Vatican II; Soviet Jewry advocacy from the late 1970s to early 1980s; and Yom ha Shoah (Holocaust remembrance) programs from 1980 to 1987.
RECORD GROUP III (1976-1988) consists of 8 hollinger boxes (3.2 ft.) and contains 11 series. Record Group III includes the following topics and materials: programs and projects sponsored by JCRC or in which JCRC participated; the correspondence of Executive Director, Michael Rapp; various international issues such as the energy crisis, apartheid, human rights, and terrorism; materials related to Israel from the late 1970s to mid-1980s, including arms sales, terrorism, and the involvement of Amnesty International; Jewish-Christian relations, including evangelism, the New Right, and various other religiously conservative organizations and individuals, programs for Soviet Jews and Refuseniks, including New Year's cards, pen-pals, and Matzoh of Hope; and Holocaust remembrances.
RECORD GROUP IV (1940s-1996) consists of 64 records center cartons (64 ft.) and contains 9 series. The 9 series were created based upon the JCRC-created labeling system and arrangement of the files and upon a brochure published by JCRC in recognition of its Fiftieth Anniversary in 1989 in which were listed several main groups and committees of JCRC. A complete listing of the series and subseries in all records groups is included at the end of this Scope and Content Note.
RECORD GROUP IV begins with items relating to the daily running of JCRC, then progresses from those series most closely relating to JCRC and Cincinnati to those less related, such as national and international concerns. The bulk of records in Record Group IV are dated in the 1980s and 1990s, with some information from the 1970s. However, some early material exists, including some photographs from the 1950s and 1960s, materials concerning JCRC's Twenty-fifth Anniversary, and materials pertaining to discrimination at Proctor and Gamble from the 1940s to 1960s.
The bulk of material in Record Group IV pertains to the Rapp administration, and contains a great deal of information reflecting both Rapp and Assistant Director, Alice Abrams. A great deal of their correspondence, files relating to conferences they attended, and information about committees they sat on prior to 1997 are contained in Record Group IV.
SERIES A. INTERNAL ADMINISTRATION (1962-1996) consists of 18 records center boxes (18 ft.). It is divided into 15 sub-series, beginning with Correspondence. The remaining 14 sub-series are listed in alphabetical order, and the files are arranged in alphabetical or chronological order. This series contains governing documents including: the constitution and bylaws, revisions of these documents, minutes, correspondence, and miscellaneous records of the Board of Directors. Other files cover such issues as finance and budgeting concerns, especially those resulting after outside funding was cut. The Priorities Committee was formed to address these issues. Records of groups and organizations with which Michael Rapp was involved as a representative of JCRC or as a member of the Jewish community of Cincinnati are included in Series A. These organizations include the Northwest Ordinance and the United States Constitution Bicentennial Commission. The bulk of records in Series A are from the 1980s and 1990s, but some earlier records exist. Some of the earlier records in Series A relate to JCRC's Twenty-fifth Anniversary in 1962 and information relating to the history of Judaism in Cincinnati.
Whenever the original order of the contents of the files was unclear, the contents were left in the order found, as with the Daybooks and News clippings. A number of documents relate to non-print items removed to the Non-Print series. The Media and Publicity sub-series, for example, contains documents relating to the Mosaic TV program, but the videotapes of the programs are filed in the Non-Print series. Sub-series 10: Organization and Structure contains records used in the daily running of the JCRC office, as well as governing and historical documents. Sub-series 13: Speakers, and Sub-series 14: Speakers' Bureau, are distinct. The Speakers sub-series contains information relating to lectures or talks sponsored by JCRC. The JCRC Speakers Bureau maintains a list of people willing to speak about Judaism and sends speakers to various schools and community organizations to discuss current events and Judaism. (Note: some important committees, such as the Domestic Task Force, Holocaust Commemoration Committee, the Middle East Task Force, and the Soviet Jewry Committee are arranged in individual series.)
SERIES B. DOMESTIC TASK FORCE (1984-1996) contains 7 boxes (7 ft.) and contains the Records of the Domestic Task Force as well as files relating to domestic concerns such as anti-semitism, racism, civil rights, church-state relationships, religion in public schools, and other issues. The files also contain examples of local incidents of civil rights violations, violations of church-state relationships, anti-semitism, including the Ku Klux Klan cross erected on Fountain Square, and racism. This series also includes Holiday calendars published by JCRC for local schools. Of particular note is information about employment discrimination at Proctor and Gamble based upon religion and national origin, beginning in early the 1940s and still not resolved by the 1960s, the date of the last document on file.
The Domestic Task Force series relates to issues as a whole, but not specifically to organizations that may be involved in these issues. These organizations may be found in the Local or National Organization Series. Many of the issues covered by the Domestic Task force reflect issues that have been important to the general population of Cincinnati, including those issues that do not have an obvious or strong link to the Jewish community. This series reflects the JCRC's concern for rights for all, not just for Jews.
SERIES C. HOLOCAUST COMMEMORATION COMMITTEE (1977-1994) consists of 1 box (1 ft. ) and contains the records of the Holocaust Commemoration Committee, as well as informational files relating to the Holocaust and programs or events relating to the Holocaust. Activities of the Holocaust Commemoration Committee includes Yom ha Shoah programs, other local remembrances of the Holocaust, and educational programs.
SERIES D. MIDDLE EAST TASK FORCE (1975-1995) consists of 4 boxes (4 ft.) and contains files about Israel and other Middle Eastern countries, as well as issues relating to the Middle East, such as Arab-Israeli conflicts, loan guarantees to Israel, the Persian Gulf War, and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). Files relating to the Cincinnati International Folk Festival are also contained in this series, since the Middle East Task Force of JCRC is a sponsor of this event. The files of the JCRC-sponsored Israeli Student Exchange Program are also included in Series D.
SERIES E. SOVIET JEWRY COMMITTEE (1974-1996) consists of 6 boxes (6 ft.). This committee acted as an advocacy group for Jews in the former Soviet Union who faced persecution. This series contains Refusenik profiles and a Refusenik bracelet, the records of the Cincinnati-Kharkov Sister Cities Project (CKSCP), and records of trips made by Cincinnatians to the Soviet Union. The records of several programs, summits, and conferences relating to Soviet Jewry are included in this series, including a 1986 summit held in Cincinnati and sponsored by JCRC. These meetings were held in conjunction with the Reagan/Gorbachev summits, and reflect issues of importance to the American Jewish Community discussed at the summits.
SERIES F. LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS (1960s-1995) consists of 8 boxes (8.5 ft.) and contains files relating to groups in Cincinnati or Ohio with which JCRC was involved or corresponded or groups involved with Jewish concerns. Among these groups are the Government Affairs Committee of Ohio Jewish Communities, a lobbying group; the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati, the funding source for JCRC; and the Metropolitan Area Religious Coalition of Cincinnati, formed to facilitate cooperation between various religious denominations in Cincinnati following local and national turmoil in the 1960s. Series F also contains information concerning other local organizations, the local Jewish community and national organizations with local branches in Cincinnati such as the NAACP and the YMCA.
SERIES G. NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS (1972-1996) consists of 7 boxes (7 ft.). This series contains the records of the National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council (NJCRAC), of which JCRC is a member, as well as other national organizations with a link to JCRC. The NJCRAC records include files for plenum, Minkoff, and Executive Task Force meetings. Many of these meetings were attended by both Michael Rapp and Alice Abrams, and their personal files from these meetings are included in this series. Other files from NJCRAC mainly contain correspondence to or from Michael Rapp. The NJCRAC is especially concerned with Soviet Jewry, and other issues such as domestic affairs and missions to Israel.
Other groups represented in Series G include the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith (ADL) and the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs (JINSA). Materials in Series G reflect issues of importance to these groups, to Jews on a national level and to JCRC.
SERIES H. INTERNATIONAL ISSUES (1984-1990) consists of 1/4 box (.25 ft.) and contains information relating to international issues not covered by another series. Some of the topics represented include South Africa, the energy crisis, United Nations, and Jews in other lands, including in Africa and Europe. Series H includes two medals awarded to the Sister Cities of Munich and Cincinnati.
SERIES I. NON-PRINT MATERIALS (1950s-1995) consists of 10 3/4 boxes (10.75 ft.) and contains all photographs, slides, audio and video tape recordings. Many items were removed from other series, and relate to documents remaining in those series (relations are noted in both the location of the print and the related non-print item).
Subjects depicted on the photographs and slides include persons active in JCRC, meetings of the organization, events and speakers sponsored or supported by JCRC, and results of anti-semitic incidents. Two oversized posters are also described with the photographs, but filed in the AJA Flat File. The larger (2x3 foot) poster is a collage of photographs and other materials representing JCRC activities pasted onto a map of Israel. Newspaper headlines included on the collage are dated 1985. The smaller poster (16x20 inches) is a signed cartoon by Jim Borgman publicizing the Cincinnati Jerusalem Day Celebration of 1992.
All but one of the audio tape recordings are cassettes; one lone tape is on a reel. Subjects recorded include a conference, a legislative hearing, and interviews.
Many of the video cassettes were created as educational programs and were recorded in Beta or 35mm broadcast formats. Currently AJA does not have the equipment to view Beta or 35mm broadcast tapes. Most of the Beta tapes are worktapes, the original unedited recording of a person or event. The 35mm tapes are the final edited programs for broadcast. The researcher should note that the contents of many of the tapes are poorly labeled. And on a large portion of tapes the month and day are recorded, but the year of creation is not specified.
Subjects on the video tape recordings include: JCRC events, including the Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration; events and ordinations at; Soviet Jewry; Holy Days; Jewish history; Jews and events in Cincinnati; and specific individuals. Included on one tape are the recollections of Herbert Paper, a professor at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion.
SERIES LISTING
Record Group I. 1934-1986 (Boxes 1-75)
Series A. Anti-semitism 1934-1977 Series B. Church and State 1941-1974 Series C. Cincinnati Public Schools 1949-1971 Series D. Civil Rights 1940-1976 Series E. Internal Administration: Sub-series 1. Budget 1949-1980 Sub-series 2. Committees and Programs 1946-1979 Sub-series 3. General Correspondence 1951-1980 Sub-series 4. Executive Committees and Board 1956-1980 Sub-series 5. International Folk Festival 1970-1979 Sub-series 6. Publicity 1941-1977 Sub-series 7. Personnel 1952-1979 Sub-series 8. Speakers Bureau 1953-1982 Series F. Israel: Sub-series 1. Committee on the Middle East 1958-1978 Sub-series 2. Defense Activities 1954-1978 Sub-series 3. Programs and Activities 1951-1980 Series G. Jewish-Christian Relations 1936-1972 Series H. Jewish Community Council 1945-1972 Series I. Jewish Federation 1969-1975 Series J. Jewish Organizations 1941-1971 Series K. Political Activities 1943-1980 Series L. Judaica 1940-1972 Series M. Soviet Jewry 1964-1983 Series N. University of Cincinnati 1947-1972 Series O. Nazism and Holocaust 1940-1979 Series P. Daybooks 1979-1984 Series Q. News clippings 1981-1983 Series R. General Correspondence 1962-1986Record Group II 1976-1992 (Boxes 76-92)
Series A. Anti-semitism 1976-1982 Series B. Church and State 1977 Series C. Cincinnati Public Schools 1977 Series D. Civil Rights 1978-1984 Series E. Non-Jewish Organizations correspondence 1986-1987 Series F. Internal Administration: Sub-series 1. Committees and Programs 1976-1988 Sub-series 2. General Correspondence (and releases) 1976-1983 Sub-series 3. Executive Committee and Board 1978-1985 Sub-series 4. International Folk Festival 1980-1985 Sub-series 5. Publicity 1976-1983 Sub-series 6. Personnel 1979-1983 Sub-series 7. Speakers Bureau 1976-1985 Series G. Israel 1978-1985 Series H. Jewish-Christian Relations 1972-1983 Series I. Jewish Federation 1973-1982 Series J. Jewish Organizations 1976-1988 Series K. Political Activities 1980 Series L. Soviet Jewry 1979-1986 Series M. Nazism and Holocaust 1976-1987Record Group III. 1976-1988 (Boxes 93-101)
Series A. Anti-semitism n.d. Series B. Church and State n.d. Series C. Internal Administration: Sub-series 1. Committees and Programs 1976-1986 Sub-series 2. General Correspondence (Rapp) n.d. Sub-series 3. Executive Committees and Board 1983-1988 Sub-series 4. International Folk Festival 1985 Sub-series 5. Publicity n.d. Series D. Daybooks 1984-1987 Series E. International Issues n.d. Series F. Israel 1978-1985 Series G. Jewish-Christian Relations 1984 and n.d. Series H. Jewish Organizations 1985 Series I. Political Activities 1980-1988 Series J. Soviet Jewry 1978-1985 Series K. Nazism and Holocaust 1983-1985Record Group IV. 1962-1996 (Boxes 102-165)
Series A. Internal Administration 1962-1996 Sub-series 1. Correspondence, 1979-1994 Sub-series 2. Administrators' Files, 1982-1994 Sub-series 3. Boards and Committees 1974-1996 Sub-series 4. Board of Directors 1962-1995 Sub-series 5. Daybooks 1983-1990 Sub-series 6. Fiftieth Anniversary 1989 Sub-series 7. Fundraising 1988-1995 Sub-series 8. Media and Publicity 1977-1994 Sub-series 9. News clippings, 1965-1990 Sub-series 10. Organization and Structure 1964-1995 Sub-series 11. Programs 1969-1995 Sub-series 12. Publications by JCRC 1973-1995 Sub-series 13. Speakers 1985-1995 Sub-series 14. Speakers Bureau 1983-1996 Sub-series 15. Strategic Planning 1992-1993 Series B. Domestic Task Force 1977-1996 Sub-series 1. Committee Minutes and Planning 1988-1993 Sub-series 2. Programs and Activities 1987-1994 and n.d. Sub-series 3. Anti-semitism 1977-1990 Sub-series 4. Black-Jewish Relations 1985-1993 Sub-series 5. Christian-Jewish Relations 1987-1988 and n.d. Sub-series 6. Church and State, 1983-1993 and n.d. Sub-series 7. Civil Liberties n.d. Sub-series 8. Civil Rights 1984-1991 and n.d. Sub-series 9. Extremism 1990 and n.d. Sub-series 10. Government and Politics 1988-1995 and n.d. Sub-series 11. Urban Affairs and Equal Opportunity 1984-1996 and n.d. Series C. Holocaust Commemoration Committee 1977-1994 Sub-series 1. Minutes and Correspondence 1977-1992 Sub-series 2. Programs and Information Files 1988-1994 and n.d. Series D. Middle East Task Force 1974-1995 Sub-series 1. Minutes 1980-1993 Sub-series 2. Programs and Information Files 1974-1995 Series E. Soviet Jewry Committee 1974-1996 Sub-series 1: Minutes and miscellaneous, 1974-1992 Sub-series 2: Cincinnati-Kharkov Sister Cities Project (CKSCP) 1988-1996 Sub-series 3: Programs, 1984-1990 Sub-series 4: Refuseniks, 1976-1986 and n.d. Sub-series 5: Soviet Jewry Files, 1975-1994 Sub-series 6: Summits and Conferences, 1986-1988 Sub-series 7: Trips and Travel Information, 1984-1993 Series F. Local Organizations 1960s-1995 Sub-series 1: Government Affairs Committee of Ohio Jewish Communities, Inc. (GACOJC), 1960s-1994 Sub-series 2: Jewish Federation of Cincinnati, 1975-1994 Sub-series 3: Metropolitan Area Religious Coalition of Cincinnati (MARCC) 1968-1994 Sub-series 4: Miscellaneous Local Organizations 1971-1995 Series G. National Organizations 1972-1996 Sub-series 1: National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council (NJCRAC) 1972-1996 Sub-series 2: Other National Organizations 1972-1995 Series H. International Issues 1984-1990 and n.d. Series I. Non-print Materials 1950s-1995 Sub-series 1. Photographs 1950s-1995 Sub-series 2. Slides 1976-1984 Sub-series 3. Audio Tape Recordings 1978-1989 Sub-series 4. Video Tape Recordings 1978-1989BOX AND FOLDER LIST
Box Folder ContentsRECORD GROUP I. 1934-1986
SERIES A. ANTI-SEMITISM 1934-1977 1 1 Kappe, Walter 1934-1943 2 Cincinnati German Organizations 1938-1943 3 Dilling, Elizabeth - (Mother of Sons) 1938-1943 4 Cincinnati Freie Presse 1939-1940 5 American Association Against Communism 1939-1941 6 Cincinnati Freie Presse 1940-1951 7 Miscellaneous Organizations 1940-1950 2 1 Cecil, John 1940 2 America First 1940-1943 3 Mantle Club 1940 4 America First 1941 5 Parent's Legion 1941-1943 6 Builders of America 1942 7 German-American Citizens League/America First 1943 8 American Charter Party 1942 9 Close, Upton 1940's 10 Kimberly, Lewis - Campaign for Congress 1942 11 Hebrew-Christian Hour 1943 12 Lincoln, James 1943 13 Progressive Party 1945-1950 14 Medical School Discrimination 1946 15 Mason Dixon Society n.d. 3 1 Anti-Semitic Groups 1947 2 Mothers of Sons 1947 3 Ku Klux Klan 1947-1965 4 J.C.Penney Anti-semitism 1948 5 Gillaspie, Ray (Radio Program) 1948 6 Goff, Kenneth 1948 7 General 1946-1961 8 Relief for Germany 1949 9 Expulsion of Ex-Nazis 1949 10 Flagstad, Kirsten 1949 11 Lindbergh, Charles A. 1949-1952 12 Radical Right Groups 1950's 13 Cincinnati Freie Presse 1950-1951 14 Women for God and Country 1956 15 Minute Women 1951-1955 4 1 Minute Women 1958 2 McCracken, Maurice 1958 3 Hate Bombings 1958 4 Kamp, Joseph P. 1958 5 Judicial Appointments 1959 6 John Birch Society 1960's 7 Hate Mail 1960's 8 Nazi Party 1960-1964 9 Discrimination 1960's 10 Lenhardt, Kristofer 1961 11 Hall, Gordon 1961 12 Now or Never 1961-1962 13 Flax, William 5 1 Open Forum 1963 2 Christian Anti-Communist Crusade 1963 3 National Association for the Advancement of White People 1963-1964 4 Christian Anti-Communist Crusade 1964-1965 5 Miscellaneous 1964-1970 6 Anti-Communism Seminar 1965 7 Cross Burnings 1965 8 The American Free Press 1964-1966 9 Olson, Noble 1965-1969 10 Constitutional Heritage Club 1965-1969 11 Ridge, George 1966 12 General 1966 13 National States Rights Party 1966 14 Mattar, Samuel E. 1967 15 Social Club Discrimination 1977 16 Truth Seeker - Newsletter 1968 17 National Socialist White People's Party 1971 18 Liberty Lobby 1973 19 Urichsville, Ohio - Incident 1945 Anti-semitism, Holocaust and Yom ha Shoah Material, Ap, 1981 - Ap, 1986 6 1 Incidents 1950-1959 2 Incidents 1960-1966 3 Incidents 1967-1976 SERIES B. CHURCH AND STATE 1941-1974 4 Released Time 1941-1948 5 Religion in Public Schools (Holiday Observance Conference) 1945-1949 6 Religion in Public Schools (Questionnaire) n.d. 7 1 Released Time 1947-1950 2 Busing, (Parochial Schools) 1949-1950 3 Christmas/Channukah 1950-1955 4 Released Time 1950-1964 5 Released Time 1950-1968 6 Use of Public School Buildings for Religious Groups 1951-1956 7 Gideon Bible 1952-1953 8 Church State Relations Committee 1952-1966 9 Regional Conference- Religion/Public Schools 1954 10 Religion in Public Schools 1955-1956 11 Sunday Closing Laws 1956-1966 8 1 Religion in Public Schools (Greenville, Ohio) 1975 2 Religion in Public Schools 1957-1958 3 Holidays and Public Schools 1957-1969 4 Released Time 1957-1961 5 Prayer in Public Schools (Position Paper) 1958 6 Busing (Parochial Schools) 1958-1966 7 High Holidays 1958-1972 8 Religious Material in Curriculum 1958-1960 9 Religious Material in Curriculum 1961 9 1 Religion in Public Schools 1959-1960 2 Gideon Bibles 1960 3 Religion in Juvenile Courts 1960-1961 4 Religion in Public Schools (Ohio) 1960-1961 5 Prayer at Public Functions 1960-1967 6 Federal Aid to Education 1961 7 Ministerial Lands 1961 8 Religion in Public Schools (Miami, Florida) 1961 9 Prayer in Public Schools 1962 10 Shared Time in Public Schools 1962 11 Bible Reading and Lord's Prayer 1963 12 Waiver of Building Fee (Parochial Schools) 1963 13 Religion in Public Schools Committee 1963 14 Religion in Public Schools 1963-1965 10 1 Becker Amendment (Prayer in Public Schools) 1964 2 Busing Bill - Parochial Schools: 1964-1965 3 Clergy Lists and Correspondence 1965 11 1 Clergy Lists and Correspondence 1965 2 1965 3 1965-1966 4 Legal Action After Passage 1965-1966 12 1 Busing Bills: Copies of Bills and Hearings, Ohio 1965-1966 2 Parochial Schools- Other States 1965-1966 3 Ohioans Against the Bus Bill 1965-1967 4 Dirksen Amendment, Prayer in Public Schools 1966 5 Church and State 1966 6 Ohio Bond Commission 1967 7 Amicus Curia Brief to Supreme Court- Parochial Schools 1967 8 Public Aid to Private Schools 1968 9 Religious Symbols on Public Property 1969 10 Ohio Bill #531- Aid to Non Public Schools 1969 11 Prayer in Public Schools- Ohio House Bill #91 1972-1974 SERIES C. CINCINNATI PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1949-1971 12 12 Fraternities and Sororities 1949 13 Media Coverage 1950-1960 14 Hebrew in Public High Schools 1951-1952 15 Textbook Controversies 1952, 1964-1967 16 Fraternities and Sororities 1953 17 Church/State F 1978-J1 1985 13 1 Cincinnati School Foundation 1955-1964 2 Fraternities and Sororities 1960 3 Airborne Education Program 1961 4 Teacher Discrimination 1964 5 Tutorial Program 1965 6 General 1965-1968 7 Administration Discrimination 1966 8 Public School Census 1966 9 Cincinnatians United for Good Schools 1967 10 College Entrance Exams 1967 11 School Tax Levy 1968-1970 12 Walnut Hills High School 1971 13 School Aid Law Suit 1968 14 School Crisis 1968 14 1 Citizen School Committee 1969 2 General 1971 SERIES D. CIVIL RIGHTS 1940-1976 3 Business Discrimination 1940-1950 4 Hotel and Resort Discrimination 1941-1950 5 Advertising-Discrimination and Unethical Practices 6 Restrictive Covenants 1946-1957 7 Application Forms- Liberal Arts Colleges 1946 8 Fair Employment Practices: Various Cities 1946-1950 9 Cincinnati 1946-1950 10 Federal 1947-1953 11 Free Access to Public Facilities 1948-1965 12 Discrimination- Incident Reports 1948-1954 13 Urban League 1948-1966 14 Racial Incidents 1949 15 Discrimination- Country and Sports Clubs 1949-1950 16 South Avondale Playground Association 1950 17 Discrimination- Incident Reports 1950-1951 18 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 1950-1951 19 Fisk University Race Relations Department- Correspondence 1951-1952 20 Racial Amity Committee 1951-1952 15 1 Hotel and Resort Discrimination 1951-1955 2 Fair Employment Practices- Correspondence 1951-1955 3 President's Committee on Government Contracts 1951-1955 4 Fair Employment Practices- Canada 1951-1955 5 Panel of Americans 1952-1953 6 Prejudice and Our Children 1953 7 Coney Island, Ohio-Discrimination 1955 8 Fair Employment Laws 1956-1965 9 School Segregation 0 25, 1957 16 1 Desegregation 1957-1967 2 Cincinnati Action Committee for Civil Rights 1957-1969 3 Right to Work Amendment 1958 4 Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Committee 1958-1968 5 Employment 1960's 6 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 1960's 7 Black Muslims 1960-1962 8 Discrimination 1960-1964 9 Discrimination 1961 10 Black Muslims 1961-1965 11 Interstate Bakery vs. NAACP 1962-1963 12 Freedom Fair 1962-1963 17 1 Policy on Racial Justice 1963-1965 2 Cincinnati Civil Rights March 1963 3 Civil Rights March on Washington, DC 1963 4 Husman Potato Products Co. Boycott 1963 5 Black/Jewish Race Relations 1963 6 National Conference-Religion and Race 1963-1964 7 Civil Rights Act 1964 8 Hoover, J. Edgar and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 1964 9 Race Riots 1964-1965 10 School Segregation- Cincinnati 1964-1965 11 Golf Manor Synagogue- Race Relations Activities 1965 12 Selma, Alabama 1965 13 Group Libel Laws 1965-1968 14 Committee on Civil Rights- Lawyer's Subcommittee 1964-1968 15 School Segregation- Ohio 1965-1966 16 Black Power 1966 18 1 Public School Desegregation- Cincinnati 1966-1969 2 Race Riots and Tensions 1966-1969 3 Jobs for Cincinnati, Inc. 1967 4 Racial Prejudice by Jews 1967 5 Black Anti-Semitism 1967-1968 6 Civil Rights 1967-1971 7 Equal Opportunity 1968 8 Anti-Riot Ordinance 1968 9 Poor People's March and Southern Christian Leadership Conference 1968 10 King, Martin Luther, Jr.- Assassination 1968 11 Black Manifesto 1969 12 Project Commitment 1968-1969 13 Project Equality 1968-1971 14 Police Brutality 1969 15 Human Relations Institutes 1969-1972 16 Jewish-Black Relations 1970 17 United Negro College Fund 1971 18 Operation Respect 1972 19 Equal Rights Legislation 1973 20 Black-Jewish Dialogue 1975-1976 21 National Black Political Convention 1976 19 1 Restrictive Covenants 1945-1952 2 Queen City Association 1946-1948 3 North College Hill- School Case 1947-1948 4 Discrimination Against Jews- Housing, Holidays, etc. 1948-1955 5 Discrimination- Housing 1947, 1950 6 White Flight 1951 7 Real Estate Board 1952 8 Urban League 1952-1953 9 Legislation on Housing Discrimination 1953-1955 10 Zoning Laws 1957-1959 11 Better Housing League of Cincinnati 1957-1966 12 Committee on Civil Rights- Housing 1957-1960, 1966-1968. 13 Avondale Community Council 1958-1969 20 1 Discrimination- Housing 1959 2 Modern Community Developers 1959 3 General 1959-1960 4 Urban Affairs Committee, Population Mobility Committee and Sub-Committee on Housing 1959-1976 5 Cincinnati Committee for Equal Opportunity in Housing 1960-1963 6 Housing Conference 1960-1964 7 North Avondale Neighborhood Association 1960-1967 8 Changing Neighborhoods 1963-1965 21 1 Housing Opportunity Made Equal (H.O.M.E.) 1964-1967 2 McClain-Paradise Fair Housing Ordinance 1964 3 Substandard Housing- Cincinnati 1964-1968 4 Substandard Housing Conference 1965 5 Committee for Civic Responsibility 1965-1967 6 Fair Housing Bill (#308)- Ohio 1966 7 General 1966 22 1 Neighborhood Youth Corps. 1966 2 Bond Hill- Roselawn Community Council 1966-1971 3 Model Cities 1967 4 Fair Housing Bill (#797)- Ohio 1967 5 North Avondale Neighborhood Association 1967-1969 6 Bond Hill-Roselawn Community Council 1967-1968 7 Housing Opportunities Made Equal (H.O.M.E.) 1967-1969 8 Paddock Road Neighborhood Stabilization Projects 1967-1970 9 Open Housing 1967-1970 10 Housing Our People Economically (H.O.P.E.) 1967-1971 23 1 "New City"- Television Program 1968 2 Neighborhood Centers 1968 3 Non-Profit Housing 1968 4 Urban Crisis 1968 5 Urban Crisis- Leadership Seminar 1968 6 Operation Welcome 1968 7 Urban League of Greater Cincinnati 1968 8 Urban Coalition 1968 9 Urban Rabbinic Internship 1969 10 Hunger Coalition Early 1970's 11 Interfaith Task Force Public Assistance Reform 1970-1973 12 Jewish Neighborhoods- Racial Tension 1971 13 Residential Neighborhood Community Association Conference 1973 14 Community Development Committee 1976 24 1 Adult Education Council of Metropolitan Cincinnati 1952-1956 2 Advisory Committee on Human Relations 1963-1967 3 Advisory Committee on Intergroup Relations 1965-1969 4 American Civil Liberties Union- Ohio 1949, 1955 5 Anti-Nazi League 1942-1947 6 Boy Scouts of America 1967 7 Cincinnati Council on World Affairs 1960-1963 8 Cincinnati Human Relations Commission 1964-1969 9 Cincinnati Public Library 1956-1970 25 1 Community Chest 1954-1955 2 Community Relations Conference- Ohio 1969 3 Fellowship House 1953-1955 4 Fellowship House 1948-1964 5 Fellowship House 1962-1965 6 Friendship Square 1960 7 Girl Scouts 1958-1960 8 Greater Cincinnati Interfaith Commission 1964-1967 9 Intergroup Agency Council 1950-1963 10 Intergroup Agency Council 1964 11 Intergroup Education Council 1952 12 Intergroup Relations Workshop 1966 26 1 Institute for American Democracy 1950-1954 2 Law Enforcement Assistance Administration 1971 3 Mayor's Friendly Relations Committee (MFRC): 1943-1948 4 1954-1965 5 Reports 1959-1964 6 Minutes 1960-1965 7 Correspondence 1951-1955 8 Metropolitan Area Religious Coalition of Cincinnati (MARCC): Structure and Policies 9 Correspondence, Speeches 1968-1983 27 1 National Association of Intergroup Relations Officials (NAIRO): 1951-1955 2 Correspondence 1952-1955 3 Minutes and Correspondence 1967-1971 4 National Association of Social Workers 1973-1974 5 Police Community Relations Committee 1968-1970 6 Professional Group 1967-1968 7 Religion-Labor Group of Greater Cincinnati 1950 8 School and Community Committee on Intergroup Relations 1953-1955 9 Sesquicentennial Committee- Ohio 1952-1953 10 Teen Tension Committee 1965 11 United People 1969 SERIES E. INTERNAL ADMINISTRATION Sub-series 1. Budget 1949-1980 28 1 Correspondence 1949-1952 2 Reports 1951-1953 3 Budget/Program Reports 1959-1980 4 1971-1972 5 Sub-series 2. Committees and Programs 1946-1979 Cincinnati Jewish Community Council 1946-1950 6 Program Description 1949-1969 7 Committee on Internal Relations 1955 8 Conciliation and Arbitration Board 1955-1961 9 Biennial Meeting 1959, 1962 29 1 Minutes: 1970-1974 2 Je, 1978-My, 1979 3 Ja, 1981-O, 1983 4 Ja, 1981-O, 1983 5 Je, 1984-My, 1985 30 1 Executive Committee Minutes 0, 1981-1983 2 Urban Affairs Committee Minutes 1981-1983 3 Committees: on Anti-Democratic Forces 1961-1965 4 on Community Education 1962 5 on Religious Liberties 1962-1966 6 World Jewry Committee 1965-1968 7 Community Consultations Committee 1966-1967 8 Religious Liberties Committee 1967 9 Interreligious Affairs Committee 1967-1969 10 Program 1968-1979 11 Miscellaneous Committees 1970's 12 Jewish Federation of Cincinnati 1970-1972 13 Bicentennial Program 1976 14 Miscellaneous Committees 1976-1978 15 Breakfast Meetings 1979 Sub-series 3. General Correspondence 1951-1980 16 1951-1951 17 Correspondence Index 1951-1955 18 1951-1955 31 1 1952 2 Form Letters 1952 3 National Correspondence 1952-1953 4 1953 5 Form Letters 1953-1954 6 1954 32 1 1954 2 1954-1955 3 1954-1955 4 Inter City 1955-1971 5 Form Letters 1955-1956 6 Goldstein, Harold 1958-1967 7 1961-1969 8 1962-1968 33 1 1962-1971 2 1963-1968 3 1970-1974, 1977 4 Rapp, Michael G. 1979-1980 Sub-series 4. Executive Committees and Board 1956-1980 5 Annual Meeting 1956 6 Nominating Committee 1958-1979 7 Executive Committee 1959-1978 8 Biennial Committee Meeting 1962-1980 34 1 Director Selection Committee 1963, 1969 2 Board Meetings - Agenda and Minutes 1967-1979 3 Delegates Council 1976 4 Associates/Fund Raising 1976-1978 Sub-series 5. International Folk Festival 1970-1979 5 1970 6 1976 7 1977 8 1978 9 1979 Sub-series 6. Publicity 1941-1977 10 Cincinnati Enquirer: Prejudice in Advertising 1941-1955 11 Anti-Prejudice Ads 1942 12 Board Meeting Minutes Je, 1981 - Mr, 1986 13 Board Roster 35 1 Cincinnati Enquirer - Correspondence and Clippings 1944-1974 2 Articles on Cincinnati JCRC 1945-1958 3 Television Programming- Correspondence 1948-1952 4 News Releases: 1950-1951 5 1952-1953 6 Radio and Television- Correspondence 1952 7 Mass Media Orientation Dinner 1953 8 Media Committee 1956-1958 9 Religious Television Programming 1957-1962 10 News Releases 1957-1964 11 Jewish Newsletter- Correspondence 1958 12 Message of Israel- Publication 1958-1963 13 Press, Radio, Television Committee 1958-1963 14 WLW "Go to Church and Synagogue" Program 1960 15 Letters to the Editor: 1949-1950, 1965-1967, 1970-1972 16 Survey 1966 17 Public Information Committee 1967-1970 36 1 Television Programming 1969 2 Radio and Television 1970 3 Media Dinner 1971 4 Stepchild Radio 1972-1973 5 "Jewish Dimension"- WCPO 1972-1976 6 Press Releases and Media Projects 1976-1977 7 Radio WAIF 1976-1977 8 Public Affairs Luncheon 1977 Sub-series 7. Personnel 1952-1979 9 Marcus, Jacob R.- Testimonial Lunch 1952 10 Personnel 1957 11 Minutes, Press Releases and Mailings 1957-1964 12 Messer, Charles M. 1957-1969 13 Marcus, Jacob R. 1959-1964 14 Israel, C.E. "Mike" 1959-1965 15 Personnel 1960-1970 16 Personnel- Practices and Insurance 1961 37 1 Posner, Charles 1960-1963 2 Posner, Charles- Reception 1963 3 Citron, Abraham 1963-1965 4 Gilligan, John H. 1965-1967 5 Office Relocation 1968 6 Personnel Practices 1968-1971 7 Credit Union 1971 8 Vietnam- Conscientious Objector Status 1972 9 Field Placements- University of Cincinnati 1975 10 Levinrad, Jerry- Farewell Luncheon 1979 Sub-series 8. Speakers Bureau 1953-1982 11 Speeches: 1953-1963 38 1 1958-1960 2 Speaking Engagements 1961-1963 3 Speakers Requested 1970 4 Speeches 1973 and n.d. 5 Speakers Bureau Engagements 1975-1977 6 Speaking Engagements- Mann, Miriam 1967-1970 7 Trial of Jesus Controversy 1969 39 1 Recruiting Speakers 1975-1976 2 Speaking Engagements 1978-1979 3 Speakers Bureau Brunch 1980 4 Speaking Engagements 1980-1982 SERIES F. ISRAEL5 Consulate General of Israel- Correspondence 1958-1961 6 Israel-Middle East Affairs Committee 1970-1972 7 Consulate General of Israel- Correspondence 1976-1977 8 Committee on Arab-Israeli Problems 1956-1957 9 Israel Related Correspondence 10 Israel and Middle East Reports 40 1 Israel and Middle East Committee: 1960-1971 2 1972-1978 3 Ad Hoc Committee on Israel 1969-1974 Sub-series 2. Defense Activities 1954-1978 4 Halaby, Fouad- University of Cincinnati Student 1954-1956 5 Scripps-Howard Editorial Policy 1956-1968 6 Response- 1956 War 7 Arab Activism 1956 8 Eichmann, Adolf- Trial 1960 9 Arab Boycott 1961, 1967-1976 10 Six Day War- Response 1967 11 Arab-Americans 1967 12 Arab Activism: 1967-1970 13 at University of Cincinnati 1968 14 University of Cincinnati- Professors for Israel 1969 15 Response- WKRC Editorial 1969 16 Congress- Correspondence 1969-1975 17 Middle East Development 1981-1985 41 1 Israel Newsletter 1971 2 Yom Kippur War- Response 1973 3 Sinai Agreement 1975 4 United States Missile Sale to Jordan 1975 5 Response- Kenneth Hautman Letter to Editor 1976 6 Cincinnati Enquirer Ad 1977 7 Arms Sale 1978 Sub-series 3. Programs and Activities 1951-1980 8 Miscellaneous Memos 1951-1952 9 Israel Tenth Anniversary 1958 10 Vice Mayor of Jerusalem- Visit 1985 11 Speakers 1958-1968 12 Israel Independence Day/Birthday celebrations: Twentieth Birthday 1968 13 Twenty-First Birthday 1969 14 Programs Consultant 1969-1971 15 Independence Day 1970 16 Twenty-Fourth Birthday 1972 17 Twenty-Fifth Birthday 1973 18 Twenty-Sixth Birthday 1974 19 Dinner- Shlomo Aronson 1976 20 Luncheon- Justice Meir Shamgar 1976 21 Israel Twenty-Eighth Birthday 1976 22 Luncheon- Asher Naim 1977 23 Scholar in Residence 1977 24 High School Exchange Program 1977 25 Cincinnati Enquirer Ad 1977 26 Israel Thirtieth Birthday 1978 42 1 High School Exchange Program 1978 2 Luncheon- Simcha Dimitz 1978 3 Israel's International Conference on Women in Leadership 1978 4 Scholar in Residence 1978 5 Cohen, Yigal- Visit 1978 6 Meir, Golda- Memorial Tribute 1978 7 Naim, Asher and Barkau, Nimrod- Visit 1979 8 Israel Thirty-First Birthday 1979 9 Scholar in Residence 1979 10 Israel-Egypt Peace Treaty 1979 11 Kochau, David 1980 SERIES G. JEWISH-CHRISTIAN RELATIONS 1936-1972 12 Catholic Telegraph Register 1936-1966 13 United Religious Rally 1943 14 National Conference of Christians and Jews 1945-1953 15 Church-State Committee 1953-1957 16 Conversion to Christianity 1954 17 Catholic-Jewish Relations 1963-1972 43 1 Interreligious Committee 1964-1969 2 Jewish-Christian Relations 1966-1971 3 Religious Education Association 1967-1968 4 Ohio Council of Churches- Resolution on Israel 1968 SERIES H. JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER 1945-1972 5 1945-1956 6 Jewish Community Center Forum 1956-1966 7 1957-1964 8 Jewish Community Center Forum 1965-1971 44 1 Board of Directors 1967-1968 2 1967-1972 3 1968-1972 4 Jewish Culture and Art Committee 1969 5 Camp Livingston 1969-1972 SERIES I. JEWISH FEDERATION 1969-1975 6 Agency Executives 1969-1975 7 Agency Program Assessment 1971 8 Board Minutes and Correspondence 1967-1976 45 1 Budget Requests 1954-1975 2 Emergency Plan 1974-1975 3 Executive Committee 1973 4 Program Assessment 1963-1967 5 Organizational Structure 1950 6 Social Planning Division 1970-1971 SERIES J. JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS 1941-1971 7 American Council for Judaism 1952-1954 8 American Jewish Archives 1950-1951 9 American Jewish Committee: Cincinnati 1948-1950 10 National 1948-1949 11 Correspondence 1951-1954 12 Reference 1953-1955 13 Correspondence 1956-1963 46 1 Cincinnati 1967-1971 2 Jewish-Baptist Scholar's Conference 1971 3 American Jewish Congress: Correspondence 1974-1949 4 Commission on Community Interrelations 1949-1950 5 Correspondence 1951-1955 6 Commission on Community Interrelations 1950, 1954 and n.d. 7 Commission on Law and Social Action 1948-1955 8 Reference Material 1949-1955 9 American Zionist Council 1954 10 Anti-Defamation League: Correspondence 1946-1955 47 1 Columbus 1951-1955 2 Reference 1953-1955 3 Correspondence 1956-1963 4 Correspondence 1960-1964 5 Correspondence 1967-1971 6 Associated Jewish Agencies 1956-1965 7 Association of Jewish Community Relations Workers: 1950-1951 48 1 1952-1955 2 1965 3 B'nai B'rith 1946-1965 4 Bureau on Jewish Employment Problems 1960-1964 5 Cleveland Jewish Community Federation 1952-1954 6 Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds 1953-1954 7 Hadassah 1966 8 Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion: Speakers Bureau and Human Relations Class 1951-1952 9 1960-1961 10 Reaction to Kent State Killings and Cambodian Invasion 1970 11 Indianapolis Jewish Community Relations Committee 1950-1952 12 Isaac M. Wise Temple- High School Department 1960-1966 13 Jewish Family Service Bureau: 1950-1951 14 1965-1971 15 Jewish Film Advisory Committee 1970 16 Jewish Hospital 1947-1965 17 Jewish Labor Committee: 1950-1955 18 Correspondence 1952-1955 19 1956-1961 20 1969 21 Jewish League Against Communism 1951-1957 22 Jewish National Fund 1962-1965 23 Jewish Publication Society 1957-1965 49 1 Jewish Vocational Service: 1965 2 1946-1953 3 1951-1959 4 1957-1964 5 Jewish War Veterans: Crusade for Freedom 1950 6 1952-1955 7 1958-1965 8 Jewish Welfare Board: Correspondence 1951-1955 9 1958-1960 10 Jewish Welfare Fund: Clippings 1949-1965 11 Correspondence 1952-1954 12 Budget 1952-1962 13 Budget 1953-1954 14 Budget 1957-1962 15 Campaign 1963-1964 50 1 Jewish Women's Organization-Federation 1964-1970 2 National Conference of Jewish Communal Services 1968 3 National Council of Jewish Women 1958-1964 4 National Community Relations Advisory Council (NCRAC): Overt Anti-Semitism 1941-1954 5 Committee Minutes 1943-1955 6 Clippings 1945-1967 7 American Council for Judaism-Correspondence 1948-1950 8 Committee on Interfaith Activities 1948-1950 9 Executive Committee 1948-1951 10 Plenary Session 1949 11 Committee on Discrimination in Educational Institutions 1949-1955 12 Correspondence 1950-1955 51 1 Reference 1950-1965 2 Committee on Employment Discrimination 1950-1955 3 Plenary Session 1950 4 Committee on Evaluation Studies 1950-1952 5 Committee on Community Consultation 1950-1954 6 McCarran Act- Immigration 1950-1952 52 1 Immigration Committee 1951-1952 2 McCarran Act- Immigration 1954-1955 3 Immigration Committee 1952-1955 53 1 News Releases 1951-1954 2 Legislative Information Committee 1951-1955 3 Committee on Intercultural Education 1951-1955 4 Committee on Veterans 1951-1955 5 Committee on Interreligious Activities 1951-1955 6 Motion Picture Committee 1951-1952 7 Committee on Joint Financing 1951-1952 8 Committee on Discrimination in Housing 1952-1955 9 Committee on Reassessment 1957-1962 10 Budget Correspondence 1952-1955 11 MacIver Report 1952 12 Executive Committee 1952-1953 54 1 Joint Advisory Committee 1953-1955 2 Committee on Jewish Employment Problems 1953 3 Joint Program Planning 1953-1955 4 Executive Committee 1953-1955, 1960-1962 5 Civil Liberties Committee 1953-1956 6 Committee on Community Consultation 1954-1955 7 Plenary Session 1954-1955 8 Budget Correspondence 1955-1970 9 Hennings Committee 1955 10 Motion Picture Association 1955, 1962 11 Posner, Charles- Correspondence 1956-1963 55 1 Minkoff, Isaiah M.- Correspondence 1957-1967 2 Rudy, Sylvia- Correspondence 1958-1964 3 Plenary Session 1960-1961, 1964 4 Jacobsen, Philip- Correspondence 1961-1962 5 Plenary Session 1962 6 Correspondence 1964-1971 7 Plenary Session 1965-1969 8 Commission on International Community Relations Concerns 1967-1970 9 Northern Hills Jewish Community 1960 10 Ohio Jewish Community Relations Conference 1946-1949 56 1 Ohio Conference of Jewish Community Relations 1958-1964 2 Ohio Valley Council of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations 1964-1967 3 Ohel Torah Rabbinical Academy, Columbus 1958 4 Rockdale Temple- Community Affairs 1963-1969 5 Union of American Hebrew Congregations 1957-1963 6 Union of Orthodox Congregations 1958-1959 7 United Jewish Social Agencies 1946-1952 8 World Jewish Congress 1962-1966 SERIES K. POLITICAL ACTIVITIES 1943-1980 9 Germany: 1949 10 1950 57 1 1951-1953 2 1954 3 Discrimination in Films 1943-1960 4 Benson, Dr. George S.- Anti-communism Campaign 1948-1950 5 Mindszenty, Cardinal- Trial 1949 6 Pro-Communist Newsletter 1950 7 Munich as Sister City 1951 8 Oxnam, Bishop G. Bromley 1953-1955 9 McCarthy, Senator Joseph 1953-1955 10 Capital Punishment 1959-1960 11 Immigration 1956 12 Saxe, Charlotte 1957-1959 13 Police Advisory Board 1960 14 Institute on Police and Community Relations 1960-1963 15 House Un-American Activities Committee 1961-1963 16 Presidential Election 1960-1964 58 1 Censorship 1961-1964 2 Kennedy, John F. Memorial Service 1963 3 Police Canine Corps 1964-1968 4 Russian Health Exhibit 1965 5 Immigration Law 1965 6 Voter Registration 1966 7 Voting Guidelines 1967 8 Vietnam War Protest 1967-1968 9 United Farm Workers Strike 1968 10 Jewish Peace Fellowship 1968-1969 11 Police Community Relations 1969 12 United Nation's Children's Fund 1972-1973 13 Watergate Scandal 1974 14 Cambodian Refugees 1980 SERIES L. JUDAICA 1940-1972 15 Silver, Rabbi Eleazer 1940-1941 16 Adoptions 1944-1950 59 1 Kosher laws 1950's 2 American Jewish League Against Communism 1950-1951 3 Jewish Holidays 1951-1965 4 What the Jews Believe by Bernstein, Rabbi Philip- Correspondence 1952 5 American Jewish Tercentenary 1954 6 Sabbath Observation Work Compensation 1954 7 Jewish Music Festival 1954 8 Jewish Population - Cincinnati 1955-1965 9 Jewish Identity Research Project 1956-1957 10 Community Hebrew Schools 1958-1959 11 Discrimination in Employment 1958 12 Humane Slaughter of Animals 1959 13 Silver, Rabbi Eleazer 1961 14 Humane Slaughter of Animals 1961 15 Hebrew in Public High School 1967 16 Jewish Youth 1971 17 Jewish Education 1971-1972 18 Migration Patterns of Jewish Population in Cincinnati 1972 SERIES M. SOVIET JEWRY 1964-1983 60 1 Committee on Soviet Anti-Semitism: 1964 2 1964 3 General 1964-1967 4 World Jewish Affairs Committee 1964-1969 5 Eternal Light Vigil: 1965 61 1 1965 2 General 1966 3 Passover Program 1966 4 "The Price of Silence"- Television Program 1966 5 Matzoh of Oppression 1966-1967 6 Passover Program 1967 7 Passover Exhibit 1967 8 Academicians Committee 9 World Jewish Affairs Committee 1967 10 Passover Music Program 1967 62 1 Channukah Program and March 1967 2 Student Protest Rally-Federal Building 1967 3 Passover Program 1967 4 National Leadership Conference on Soviet Jewry 1967 5 General 1967-1968 6 Youth Program- Simchat Torah 1968 7 World Jewish Affairs Passover Program 1968 8 Youth Program- Simchat Torah 1968 9 Youth Representative 1969 63 1 Youth Programs 1969 2 General 1969 3 Rally 1970 4 General 1970 5 Freedom Bus 1970 6 Soviet Jewry Committee 1971 7 Basketball Demonstration 1971 8 Women's Plea for Soviet Jewry 1971 9 General 1971 10 News Clippings 1971 11 Program for Refuseniks 1971-1972 12 Council for Soviet Jewry 1970-1972 13 Shapiro, Judy Silver 1972 14 Correspondence 1972 15 Solidarity Day 1972 16 Demonstration Against Ossipov Balalaika Orchestra 1972 17 Bayer, Abraham, Jr.- Visit 1972 64 1 Women's Plea for Soviet Jewry 1972 2 Zalmanson, Sylva 1972 3 Murder of Poets 1972 4 General 1973 5 Soviet Jewry Committee 1971-1973 6 Programs 1973-1974 7 Girshas Family 1973-1976 8 Simchat Torah Programs 1973-1974 9 General 1974 10 Newsletters 1974-1975 11 U.S. Congress- Correspondence 1974-1975 12 Soviet Jewry Committee 1974-1977 13 News Releases 1974-1975 14 Hunger Strike 1975 15 Panov Family 1975 16 Penson, Boris - Art Exhibit 1975 17 General 1975 18 Soviet Jewry Committee 1975 19 Postal Data 1975 20 Solidarity Day 1975 21 Simchat Torah 1973 22 Greeting Card Program 1975-1976 65 1 Soviet Jewry Committee 1975-1976 2 Jewish Sister City- Kishinev, Moldavian SSR, USSR 1975-1976 3 News Clippings 1975-1976 4 General 1976 5 Midwest Conference on Soviet Jewry 1976 6 Soviet Jewry Committee: 1976-1977 7 1977-1978 8 Art Exhibits 1977 9 General 1977 10 Katz, Jessica 1978 11 Women's Plea for Soviet Jewry 1978 12 Slepak Family 1978 13 Hunger Strike 1978 14 Katz, Boris- Reception 1979 15 Walkathon 1979 16 Soviet Jewry 1983 SERIES N. UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI AND XAVIER UNIVERSITY 1947-1972 66 1 University of Cincinnati: 1947-1958 2 Faculty Discrimination Survey 1949-1951 3 Discrimination and Quotas 1950 4 Fraternities and Sororities 1956-1963 5 1956-1965 6 Work Permits for Foreign Students 1957-1958 7 Langsam, Walter C. 1958 8 Hillel House 1959-1965 9 1965 10 Xavier University-Jewish Professor 1966 11 University of Cincinnati: Religious Center 1967 12 Tuition Grant for College Students 1967 13 Jewish Youth on Campus- Study 1968 14 Hillel House 1968 67 1 Department of Religious Planning 1970 2 Faculty Council 1970-1977 3 Jewish Studies 1972 SERIES O. NAZISM AND HOLOCAUST 1940-1979 4 Fight for Freedom Committee 1940-1941 5 Niemoeller, Rev. Martin- Protest 1947-1949 6 Genocide Convention: 1949-1950 7 1950-1954 8 Von Karajan, Herbert- Protest 1955 9 Nazi War Criminals 1964 10 Holocaust and Resistance Exhibit 1973 11 Locating Ex-Nazis 1976 12 Yom Ha Shoah 1976-1979 13 Butz, Arthur R. Holocaust Hoax 1977 14 Kristallnacht 1978 15 Symposium- Workshop on the teaching of the Holocaust 1978 16 Television Series- "Holocaust" 1978 17 Mayor's Declaration- Days of Remembrance 1979 SERIES P. DAYBOOKS 1979-1984 68 1 0, 1979-Ja, 1980 2 0, 1979-Ja, 1980 3 S, 1980-Mr, 1981 4 S, 1980-Mr, 1981 5 Ja-Je, 1981 69 1 Ja-Je, 1981 2 Ja-Je, 1981 3 J1-N, 1981 4 J1-N, 1981 5 N, 1981-Mr, 1982 70 1 N, 1981-Mr, 1982 2 Mr, 1982-Jl, 1982 3 Mr, 1982-Jl, 1982 4 Jl-D, 1982 5 Jl-D, 1982 71 1 Ja-Mr, 1983 2 Ja-Mr, 1983 3 Ap-Je, 1983 4 Ap-Je, 1983 5 Jl-Ag, 1983 6 Jl-Ag, 1983 72 1 Ag-S, 1983 2 Ag-S, 1983 3 O-N, 1983 4 O-N, 1983 5 Ja-Mr, 1984 6 Ja-Mr, 1984 SERIES Q. NEWS CLIPPINGS [CINCINNATI, OHIO] 1981-1983 73 1 1981 2 1981 3 Mr-Ag, 1982 4 Mr-Ag, 1982 5 S, 1982-Mr, 1983 74 1 S, 1982-Mr, 1983 2 Mr-S, 1983 3 Mr-S, 1983 SERIES R. GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE 1962-1986 75 1 1962-1973 2 1974-1977 3 1978-1982 4 1983-1986 RECORD GROUP II. 1972-1988
SERIES A. ANTI-SEMITISM 1976-1982 76 1 Anti-semitic Incidents: 1976-1981 2 1976-1981 3 1976-1981 4 Christian Business Telephone Directory 1982 SERIES B. CHURCH AND STATE 1977 5 Oyler Incident 1977 SERIES C. CINCINNATI PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1977 6 Finneytown Teachers Workshop 1977 SERIES D. CIVIL RIGHTS 1978-1984 7 Black-Jewish Project 1984 8 Black-Jewish Relations: n.d. 77 1 [Andrew Young] 1978-1979 2 [Hamilton County State Bank] 1979-1980 3 Civil Rights [Misc.] n.d. SERIES E. NON-JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS CORRESPONDENCE 4 1986-1987 Government Affairs Committee: [Legislative Reception] 1986 5 [Lobbying Workshop] 1987 SERIES F. INTERNAL ADMINISTRATION Sub-series 1. Committees and Programs 1976-1988 Associates: 6 1977-1978 7 1980-1982 8 1983-1984 9 Biennial Meeting: 1982 78 1 1984 2 Committee Assignment 1984-1985 3 Energy Coalition 1981 4 High School Jewish Heritage Seminar 1976 5 Israel High School Student Exchange: 1980 6 1981 7 1982 8 1984 79 1 1984 2 1986 3 1987-1988 4 Nominating Committee: 1980-1982 5 1983-1985 6 Scholars-in-Residence 1978-1981 7 Miscellaneous Projects: 1980-1981 8 1981-1982 9 1982-1983 Sub-series 2. General Correspondence and Press Releases 1976-1983 80 1 General Correspondence 1982-1983 2 Press Releases 1976-1978 Sub-series 3. Executive Committees and Board 1978-1985 Executive Board: 3 1978-1980 4 1980-1981 5 1981-1982 81 1 1982-1983 2 1983-1984 3 1984-1985 4 1979-1981 Sub-series 4. International Folk Festival 1980-1985 5 1980 6 1981 7 1982 82 1 1982 2 1984 3 1985 4 1985 Sub-series 5. Publicity 1976-1983 5 "Jerusalem: Past and Present" 1980 83 1 Media Luncheon: 1981 2 1983 3 WCET Television Program 1976 Sub-series 6. Personnel 1979-1983 4 Alphabetical File n.d. 5 Assistant Director Search 1980 6 Executive Director Search 1979 7 Student Interns n.d. 8 Miscellaneous Positions 1983 Sub-series 7. Speaker's Bureau 1976-1985 General: 9 1976-1978 10 1979-1980 84 1 1983-1985 2 Bar-Ilan, David 1984 3 Barkan, Nimrod 1981-1982 4 Ben-Dov, David 1986 5 Ben-Eliezer, Benjamin 1982 6 Dine, Tom 1980 7 Gonen, Pinchas 1981-1984 8 Hamilton, Lee 1982-1983 9 Herlitz, Esther 1983 10 Kesten, Alisa H. 1980 11 Luken, Thomas A. 1984 12 Marom, Shlomo 1983 13 Naim, Asher 1981 14 NBC Correspondents Breakfast Briefing 1983 15 Rabin, Yitzhak 1982 85 1 Rosenne, Meir 1983 2 Ross, Dennis 1983 3 Zalmanson, Israel 1979 SERIES G. ISRAEL 1978-1985 4 Clergy Conference on Israel 1978 5 Israel 30th Anniversary 6 Mission to Israel 1982-1983 7 Yom Ha'atzmaut 1983-1985 SERIES H. JEWISH-CHRISTIAN RELATIONS 1972-1983 Ecumedia News Service: 86 1 1976-1980 2 1980-1981 3 1982-1983 4 Interreligious Committee 1982 5 Jewish-Catholic Relations [Workshops] 1972-1973 6 Jewish-Christian Relations [Joseph L. Bernardin] 1975-1981 87 1 Metropolitan Area Religious Coalition of Cincinnati (MARCC): 1979-1981 2 [Background Papers] n.d. 3 [Planning Meeting] 1980 4 Vatican II n.d. SERIES I. JEWISH FEDERATION 1973-1982 5 Jewish Federation of Cincinnati 1973-1974 6 Memos 1978-1982 SERIES J. JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS 1976-1988 Association of Jewish Communal Executives: 7 1980-1982 88 1 1980-1982 2 National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council: [Minkoff Institute]: 1980-1984 3 1988 [Plenum]: 4 1976 5 1977 6 1978 7 1980 8 1980 89 1 1981 2 1982 3 1983 4 1983 5 1984 6 1984 7 [Misc. Committees] 1984 SERIES K. POLITICAL ACTIVITIES 1980 90 1 Presidential Campaign 1980 SERIES L. SOVIET JEWRY 1979-1986 2 Interfaith Plea 1986 3 National Conference on Soviet Jewry 1985 4 Newsletters 1979-1980 5 Union of Councils for Soviet Jews 1980 6 Women's Plea for Soviet Jewry: 1980-1982 7 1983-1985 SERIES M. NAZISM AND HOLOCAUST 1976-1987 8 Convention Plans 1976-1977 9 Liberators Recognition 1982 10 Martens, Albert [Award] 1982 91 1 Memorials 1983 2 Yom Ha'Shoah: 1980 3 1981 4 1982 5 1983 6 1984 92 1 1986 2 1987RECORD GROUP III. 1976-1988
SERIES A. ANTI-SEMITISM 93 1 Anti-semitism Reports 2 Anti-semitic Incidents 3 Roberts, Archibald SERIES B. CHURCH AND STATE 4 Religion in Local Public Schools 5 Miscellaneous SERIES C. INTERNAL ADMINISTRATION Sub-series 1. Committees and Programs 1976-1986 6 JCRC Projects 1978-1979 7 Cincinnati Historical Society [Northwest Ordinance Exhibit] 1986 8 Downtown Holiday Celebration D, 1976 9 Education 10 Goldfeder, Fishel 11 Jewish Lobby 12 King, Martin Luther, Jr. [Exhibit] 13 Kraft, Louis [Award] 1979 14 Miller, Abraham 15 Passover Program 1984 16 Statue of Liberty Centennial 17 "Viewpoint" 18 Voter Registration Meeting 1984 19 Miscellaneous 20 Equal Opportunity and Urban Affairs Committee 21 Equal Opportunity and Urban Affairs Committee 94 1 Equal Opportunity and Urban Affairs Committee 2 Finance Committee 3 Governmental Affairs Sub-Committee of the JCRC Urban Affairs Committee 4 Individual Liberty and Jewish Security Committees 5 Interreligious Relations and Church-State Separation Committees 6 Israel Task Force Committee 7 Israel Task Force Committee 6 Israel Task Force Committee 9 Jewish Bicentennial Committee 10 Nominating Committee 11 Public Information - Mass Media Committee 95 1 Soviet Jewry Committee 2 Soviet Jewry Committee 3 Soviet Jewry Committee 4 Miscellaneous 1982-1986 Sub-series 2. General Correspondence 5 Rapp, Michael 6 Rapp, Michael Sub-series 3. Executive Committees and Board 1983-1988 Annual Meeting: 7 1983 8 1987 9 Budget Review Reports 96 1 Biennial Meeting 1986 2 Executive Board: 1983-1984 3 1984-1985 4 1985-1987 5 1986-1987 6 1987-1988 7 Workshop 1985 Sub-series 4. International Folk Festival 1985 8 International Folk Festival 1985 Sub-series 5. Publicity 9 "Action Alerts" 10 American Israelite 11 Associates Mailings 12 Cincinnati Enquirer 13 Cincinnati Post 14 Ecumedia Cable Network 15 Evans and Novak Columns 16 Jewish Programming in the Media 17 Jewish Relations with the Media 18 JCRC Newsletters 97 1 "Vision Israel" 2 Miscellaneous 3 Miscellaneous SERIES D. DAYBOOKS 1984-1987 4 My-Je, 1984 5 My-Ag, 1984 6 Je-Jl, 1984 7 Ag-S, 1984 8 Ag-O, 1984 9 O-N, 1984 98 1 O, 1984-F, 1985 2 N, 1984 3 Ja-F, 1985 4 Je-Jl, 1987 5 Jl-S, 1987 6 O-N, 1987 7 N-D, 1987 SERIES E. INTERNATIONAL ISSUES 8 Apartheid 9 Boat People 10 Central America 11 Civil Rights 99 1 Energy Crisis 2 Jews in Other Lands 3 Madrid Conference on Human Rights 4 Middle East 5 Reagan, Ronald [Bitburg Cemetery Visit] 6 Terrorism 7 U.N. Security Council Resolution re: Jerusalem 8 U.N. World Conference on Women SERIES F. ISRAEL 1978-1985 9 Amnesty International and Israel 1985 10 Barkan, Nimrod 11 Ben-Dov, David 12 Ben-Haim, Oded 13 Ethiopian Jewry in Israel 1982-1985 14 Gan, Gershon 1985 15 Gonen, Pinchas 1985 16 International Terrorism 17 Lebanon 1982 18 Jordan Arms Sales 1984-1985 19 Saudi Arabia Arms Sales 1978-1981 20 Shahak, Israel 1980 21 Miscellaneous SERIES G. JEWISH-CHRISTIAN RELATIONS 1984 and n.d. 22 Archdiocese of Cincinnati 23 Catholic Telegraph 24 Christian Television 25 Evangelism 26 Hebrew Christians 27 New Right 28 Rice, Victor 29 Swaggart, Jimmy 1984 30 Workshop on Jewish-Christian Relations 31 Miscellaneous SERIES H. JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS 1985 32 American-Israel Political Action Committee 1985 33 National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council 1985 SERIES I. POLITICAL ACTIVITIES 1980-1988 34 Bunning, Jim 100 1 Candidate Forum 1984 2 Charitable Contributions Legislation 3 County Home Rule 4 Glenn, John 5 Gradison, Willis D. 6 Hamilton, Lee 1985 7 Luken, Thomas [Adoption of Soviet Jewry Prisoner of Conscience] 8 Political Leaders- Local 9 Presidential Campaign 1980-1988 10 Miscellaneous SERIES J. SOVIET JEWRY 1978-1985 11 Abram, Morris 12 "Action Alerts" 13 Adopt-A-Family 14 Agendas and Letters 1983 15 Begun, Josef 16 "By Spirit Alone" [Photo Exhibit] 17 "By Spirit Alone" [Photo Exhibit] 18 Children of Activists 19 Commemorative Concert for Murdered Poets 20 Demonstrations Against Soviet Tours 21 Gift Parcels to Russia 22 Guberman, Igor 23 Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society 24 Hockey Game 25 Hockey Game 26 Interfaith Coalition Against the Repression of Emigration 27 International Day of Concern 28 Invitations to Israel for Soviet Jews 101 1 Jewish Identity 2 Matzoh of Hope 1978-1979 3 National Conference on Soviet Jewry LeadershipMeeting 1984 4 New Year's Cards 5 "Pages of Testimony" 6 Pen-Pals 7 Purim Cards to Refuseniks 1981 8 Rally Clippings 9 Regional Conference on Soviet Jewry 1978 10 Shcharansky, Anatoly [Trial] 1978 11 "Services Forbidden" Posters 12 Shkolnick, Feiga 13 Shkolnick, Isaak 1984-1985 14 Simchat Torah 1977 15 Slepak Family 16 Soviet Jewry Demonstrations 17 Soviet Jewry Report 18 Soviet Jewry Sukkah 19 Soviet Jews Profiles 20 Trade Agreement 21 Tufeld, Igor 22 Yakir Committee 23 Miscellaneous SERIES K. NAZISM AND HOLOCAUST 1983-1985 24 Cincinnati Programs 25 Community Conference on the Holocaust 26 Films 27 Goldman, Stuart [Paintings] 28 Holocaust Memorial Foundation in Cincinnati 29 Holocaust Programming 30 Holocaust Statewide Observance 1983 31 Yom ha Shoah 1985 32 MiscellaneousRECORD GROUP IV 1962-1996
SERIES A. INTERNAL ADMINISTRATION 1962-1996 Sub-series 1. Correspondence, 1979-1994 102 1 Jl-S, 1979 2 O-N, 1979 3 D, 1979-Ja, 1980 4 F-Ap, 1980 5 My-Je, 1980 6 Jl-Ag, 1980 7 S-D, 1980 8 Ja-F, 1981 9 Mr-Ap, 1981 10 My-Je, 1981 11 Jl-S, 1981 12 O-N, 1981 13 D, 1981-Ja, 1982 14 F-Ap, 1982 15 My-Jl, 1982 16 Ag-S, 1982 17 O-N, 1982 18 D, 1982-F, 1983 103 1 Mr-Ap, 1983 2 My, 1983 3 Je, 1983 4 Jl, 1983 5 Ag, 1983 6 S, 1983 7 O-N, 1983 8 D, 1983-Ja, 1984 9 F-Mr 9, 1984 10 Mr 10-Ap 8, 1984 11 1985-1994 12 Correspondence with Jewish Federation of Cleveland 13 General Correspondence of Executive Assistant Sub-series 2. Administrators' Files 1982-1994 104 1 Assistant Director- Alice Abrams 1982-1994: Activities 2 Activities, cont. 3 Correspondence: 1982-1985 4 1986-1990 5 1991-1994 6 Expense Reports 1984-1994 7 Planning 1985 8 Executive Director- Michael G. Rapp 1985-1988 and n.d. Correspondence and miscellaneous: Correspondence 1 of 7 9 Correspondence 2 of 7 10 Correspondence 3 of 7 11 Correspondence 4 of 7 12 Correspondence 5 of 7 13 Correspondence 6 of 7 14 Correspondence 7 of 7 15 Curriculum Vitae 16 Boards and Committees, General: Cincinnati Historical Society: Museum Planning Committee 17 Cincinnati Vision Task Force 18 Greater Cincinnati Telecommunications Task Force 1 of 3 105 1 Greater Cincinnati Telecommunications Task Force 2 of 3 2 Greater Cincinnati Telecommunications Task Force 3 of 3 Boards and Committees, Northwest Ordinance and United States Constitution Bicentennial Commission: 3 Bicentennial Commission - "A Strategy for Celebration" 4 Correspondence and Newsletters 1985-1987 5 Correspondence and Newsletters 1988 6 Executive Committee binder contents: Roster through Minutes 7 Minutes, cont. 8 Minutes, cont. 9 Education 10 President-Barbara Rabkin: Correspondence and misc. n.d. Sub-series 3. Boards and Committees 1974-1996 11 Ad Hoc Communications Committee Executive Committee Minutes: 12 1974-1977 13 1978-1980 14 1982-Je, 1984 15 Jl-D, 1984 16 Ja-F, 1985 17 Je, 1985-1987 18 1988-1990 19 1990-1991 term 20 1991-1992 term 21 1992-1993 term 22 1993-1994 term 23 1994-1995 term 24 1995-1996 term 106 1 Federation Priorities Committee 1986-1988 2 Finance Committee: 1990 3 1991 4 1994 5 Finance and Fundraising Committee: 1993-1994 6 1994-1995 7 Fundraising Committee: 1987-1990 8 1992-1994 9 Government Affairs Committee 10 Long Range Planning and Fundraising Committee 1987 Nominating Committee: 11 1980 12 1986 13 1987 14 1988 15 1989 16 1990 17 1991 18 1992 19 1993 20 and Board Development 1993-1994 21 1995 22 1996 23 Priorities Committee 24 Priorities Committee, cont. 25 Miscellaneous Committees 26 JCRC Committees Survey: 1988-1990 27 1992-1994 Sub-series 4. Board of Directors 1962-1995 Minutes and misc.: 28 1962-1967 29 1974-1976 107 1 1977 2 1979-1980 3 Folder- "Distributed at Board Meeting Jl 15, 1980" 4 Minutes and misc.: 1983-1984 5 1985 6 Workshop Folder O 10, 1985 7 Correspondence and misc. 1985-1986 Minutes and misc.: 8 1986 9 Ja -Je 1987 10 Ag, 1987-My, 1988 11 Correspondence and misc. 1988-1989 12 Minutes and binder contents Ag, 1988-My, 1989 13 Correspondence and misc. 1989-1990 Minutes and misc.: 14 Ag-D, 1989 15 Ja-My, 1990 16 Workshop S 12, 1990 Minutes and misc.: 17 My-O, 1990 18 N, 1990-Ap, 1991 19 Ap-Je, 1991 20 1991-1992 term- My, 1991-Ja 14, 1992 21 1991-1992 term- Ja 28-My, 1992 22 Krug Term Materials 1992-1994 Minutes and misc.: 108 1 1992-1993 term My, 1992-Ja 12, 1993 2 1992-1993 term Ja 26-Ag, 1993 3 1993-1994 term My, 1993-N 12, 1993 4 1993-1994 term D, 1993-My, 1994 5 Workshop S 12, 1990 Miscellaneous Materials: 6 1990-92 7 1992-93 8 1993-94 Sub-series 5. Daybooks 1983-1990 9 D, 1983 10 Ja, 1984 11 Mr 12-20, 1984 12 Mr 21-30, 1984 13 Ap 1-11, 1984 14 Ap 13-30, 1984 15 My 1-14, 1984 16 My 16-31, 1984 17 Je, 1984 18 Jl, 1984 19 Ag, 1984 109 1 S, 1984 2 O, 1984 3 N, 1984 4 D, 1984 5 Ja 1-15, 1985 6 Ja 16-31, 1985 7 F, 1985 8 Mr 1-8, 1985 9 Mr 11-31, 1985 10 Ap 1-10, 1985 11 Ap 11-30, 1985 12 My 1-17, 1985 13 My 18-31, 1985 14 Je, 1985 15 Jl 1-21, 1985 16 Jl 22-31, 1985 17 Ag, 1985 18 S, 1985 19 O 1-16, 1985 20 O 17-31, 1985 21 N, 1985 110 1 D, 1985 2 Ja 1-15, 1986 3 Ja 16-31, 1986 4 F 1-13, 1986 5 F 14-28, 1986 6 Mr 1-13, 1986 7 Mr 14-28, 1986 8 Ap 1-10, 1986 9 Ap 11-30, 1986 10 My, 1986 11 Je, 1986 12 Jl, 1986 13 Ag, 1986 14 S, 1986 15 O, 1986 16 N, 1986 17 D, 1986 18 Ja, 1987 19 F, 1987 111 1 Mr, 1987 2 Ap, 1987 3 My, 1987 4 Ja, 1988 5 F, 1988 6 Mr, 1988 7 Ap, 1988 8 My, 1988 9 Je, 1988 10 Jl, 1988 11 Ag, 1988 12 S, 1988 13 O, 1988 14 Ja 1-16, 1989 15 Ja 17-31, 1989 16 F, 1989 17 Mr 1-22, 1989 18 Mr 23-31, 1989 19 Ap, 1989 20 My 1-17, 1989 21 My 18-31, 1989 112 1 Je 1-20, 1989 2 Je 22-30, 1989 3 Jl, 1989 4 Ag, 1989 5 S, 1989 6 O, 1989 7 N, 1989 8 D, 1989 9 Ja, 1990 10 F, 1990 12 Mr, 1990 13 Ap, 1990 14 My 1-11, 1990 15 My 21-31, 1990 16 Je, 1990 17 Jl 1-13, 1990 18 Jl 14-31, 1990 19 Ag 1-14, 1990 20 Ag 15-31, 1990 21 S, 1990 113 1 O 1-15, 1990 2 O 16-31, 1990 3 N 1-19, 1990 4 N 20-30, 1990 5 D 1-20, 1990 6 D 21-31, 1990 7 Ja 1-15, 1990 8 Ja 16-31, 1990 9 F 1-14, 1990 10 F 15-28, 1990 Sub-series 6. Fiftieth Anniversary 1989 11 American Israelite article 12 American Israelite Supplement 13 Biographies 14 Brochure 15 Expenses 16 Phoenix Arrangements 17 Planning Committee 18 Planning materials 19 Publicity 20 Reception 21 Video Sub-series 7. Fundraising 1988-1995 Associates Campaign: 114 1 1989 2 1989-Board Solicitation 3 1989-Phone bank 4 1989-Solicitation Assignments 5 1990 6 1991 7 1992 8 1993 9 1993-JCRC Board 10 and "other" 1994 11 1994-Assignments Fundraising: 12 1988 13 1988, cont. 14 1989 15 Fundraising information, 1994-95 [belonging to Bob Shott?] Sub-series 8. Media and Publicity 1977-1994 16 Audio-Visual Materials 17 Cable Deregulation 18 Cable TV 19 "Days of Rage: The Young Palestinians" 20 Heritage PBS Program 21 Holiday Press Kits 22 Holiday Press Kits, cont. 23 Holiday Press Kits - Correspondence and Publicity 24 Jewish Television Magazine 25 Media materials 26 Media materials, cont. 115 1 Media planning 1984-1986 2 Mosaic: Mosaic I 3 Mosaic I, cont. 4 Mosaic I- Carole Wilson 5 Mosaic II 6 Mosaic II, cont. 7 1986-1987 8 1986-1987, cont. 9 Committees 10 Correspondence and General 11 Editorial Committee 12 Focus 13 Fundraising 14 Program Ideas 15 Promotion [Photographs removed to AV series] 16 Proposals 17 Script Outline 18 Topics 19 Wilson, Carole correspondence and programing ideas 20 Newspaper Ads 21 Passover - PSA Ch. 19 22 Press Releases: 1977-1980 23 1981-1983 116 1 1984 2 1989-1990 3 1992-1994 4 Schneeman, Ronn 5 "Talk Back to the Media" Ja 17, 1988 6 TV and Radio 7 General media and publicity 8 General media and publicity, cont. Sub-series 9. News clippings 1965-1990 9 1965-Je, 1987 10 Jl-Ag, 1987 11 S-D, 1987 12 Ja-My, 1988 13 Je-Jl, 1988 14 Ag-D, 1988 15 Ja-F, 1989 16 Mr-Je, 1989 17 Jl-Ag, 1989 18 S-D, 1989 19 Soviet Jewry Clippings, 1989 20 1990 1 of 2 21 1990 2 of 2 117 1 Clippings, general Sub-series 10. Organization and Structure 1964-1995 Annual Meetings: 2 1990 3 1991 4 1992 5 1993 Appointment Books: 6 1991 7 1993 8 1994 Biennial Meetings 9 1964 1 of 2 10 1964 2 of 2 11 Je 17, 1986 12 Budget and financial information 1982-1994 13 Bylaws: and Constitution adopted 1967 14 Revised 1974 15 Revision, 1992-1994 16 Committee on Restructuring the JCRC 17 Grant for Ransohoff Memorial Intern, 1993 18 History of JCRC 19 History of Jews in Cincinnati 20 JCRC Emergency Plan 21 JCRC Evaluation 1986 22 "JCRC- Who We are and What We Do" [1980-1981] 23 "Know Your Jewish Community Relations Committee" columns from The American Israelite 24 Long Range Planning 118 1 Newsletter survey 2 Planning: 1992-1993 3 1993-1994 4 1994-1995 5 Public Opinion Survey 1991 6 Purposes and Work of JCRC 1967 7 Reference relating to Cincinnati 8 Relocation of JCRC 1995 9 Report to the Cincinnati Jewish Community Council by Jewish Community Relations Committee Sub-series 11. Programs 1969-1995 Programs and Invitations: 10 misc. [n.d.] 11 1969 12 1972 13 1973 14 1976 15 1977 16 1978 17 1979 18 1980 19 1981 20 1982 21 1983 22 1984 23 1985 24 1986 25 1987 26 1988 27 1989 28 1990 29 1991 30 1992 31 1993 32 1994 33 1995 34 Program Ideas- Bloom, Sally 35 Program Ideas- general 36 Program- Bosnia Relief Drive Sub-series 12. Publications by JCRC 1973-1995 Directories of Jewish Organizations: 37 1973-1982 38 1983 39 1984 40 1985 41 1986 42 1987 43 1988 44 correspondence 1989 45 1989 119 1 1990-1995 2 JCRC Brochure 3 "Viewpoint" column in American Israelite 4 Sub-series 13. Speakers 1985-1995 Barkan, Nimrod F 3-4, 1993 [Photographs removed to AV series] 5 Benvenisti, Meron Mr 1, 1992 6 Ben-Dov, David F 3-4, 1988 7 Bridgeman, Edward My 24, 1995 8 Chabot, Steve and David Mann Briefings O, 1994 9 Dolinsky, Mordechai, prospective speaker [Photographs removed to AV series] 10 Donnelly, Gen. Charles C. D 5, 1991 [Photographs removed to AV series] 11 Dromi, Uri O 28, 1991 12 Dromi, Uri Mr 15, 1994 [Photographs removed to AV series] 13 Eran, Oded N 18-19, 1992 14 Finan, Richard O 18, 1993 15 Friedman, Thomas L. Ag 17, 1989 16 Hoffman, Charles My 16, 1995 17 Hollister, Nancy at Governor's Holocaust Commemoration Ap 25, 1995 [Photographs removed to AV series] 18 Hollister, Nancy O, 1995 19 Idinopulos, Thomas A. Ja 24, 1992 20 Karaiv, Michael and Babu Yacov Ja 29, 1992 21 Keys, David N 10, 1989 22 Lipin, Sasha My 2, 1994 23 Lyss, Lynn D 8, 1995 24 Mann, David Ag 18, 1993 25 Manor, Eviatar N 22, 1993 [Photographs removed to AV series] 26 Manor, Eviatar N 21, 1994 27 Massarwa, Mohammed N 11, 1988 [Photographs removed to AV series] 28 Mathews, David, "Politics for People" program Ja 13, 1994 29 Mendelson, Tuvia Ja 22, 1993 30 Metzenbaum/Voinovich Senatorial breakfast briefing Jl 13, 1988 31 Miller, Aaron David N 19, 1992 32 Palti, Ur, Ag 22-23, 1990 33 Peleg, Israel D 1, 1988 34 Portman, Rob Ja 5, 1994 35 Regev, Avner Mr 17, 1992 36 Scharansky, Natan N 23, 1987 37 Schueftan, Dan D. O 6, 1993 38 Schuler, Robert S 13, 1993 39 Serotta, Ed N 14, 1994 [Photographs removed to AV series] 40 Shoham, Shlomo Je 22, 1995 [Photographs removed to AV series] 41 Strossen, Nadine Ap 30- My 1, 1992 42 Tobin, Gary F 14, 1989 43 Vaskuti, Andras and Tomislav Ljubic Ag, 1995 44 Voinovich, George Jl 13, 1988 45 Winburn, Charlie Ap 8, 1994 46 Speakers 1985-1987 Sub-series 14. Speakers Bureau 1983-1996 47 Brochure [date?] 48 Evaluations 1983-1986 49 Confirmations 1986-1987 50 Evaluations 1987 51 Confirmations 1987-1988 52 Confirmations and Evaluations 1989 53 Evaluations 1989-1990 120 1 Requests and Confirmations 1990 2 Correspondence 1991 3 Confirmations and Evaluations 1991 4 Speakers Bureau 1992 5 Confirmations and Evaluations 1992 6 Letters to Eugene Deutsch 1992 6 Speakers Bureau O, 1992- My, 1993 7 Confirmations 1993 8 Evaluations 1993 9 Speakers Bureau Jl, 1993-My, 1994 10 Confirmations 1994 11 Speakers Bureau 1994-1995 12 Requests 1995-1996 13 Werner Coppel, Holocaust and misc. 14 Lists and Forms 15 Speakers on Israel Sub-series 15. Strategic Planning 1992-1993 Strategic Planning Core Committee: 16 Letter and draft, F 19, 1993 17 Member folder 18 Minutes and faxes from consultant 19 Faxes and misc.1992-1993 20 Letters, reviews of drafts and misc.1992-1993 21 Working faxes of drafts and correspondence 22 Strategic Plan- final copy, Mr, 1993 SERIES B. DOMESTIC TASK FORCE 1977-1996 Sub-series 1. Committee Minutes and Planning 1988-1993 Minutes and miscellaneous 23 1988-1990 24 1991 25 1992-1993 26 Meeting Notes 1990 121 1 Planning 1988 2 1989 3 1990 4 1991 5 1992-1993 Sub-series 2. Programs and Activities 1987-1994 and n.d. 6 "Always a River" Exhibit 7 Blue Ash Parade 8 Cincinnati Human Relations Commission "The State of Human Relations in Cincinnati " forum N 27, 1990 9 Ethnic Intimidation and Hate Crime Statistics Conference. May 9, 1991 10 Ethnic Intimidation conference, 1994 11 Ethnic Intimidation Task Force 12 "A Forum on Diversity and Governance" presented by Seasongood Foundation-Abrams folder O 8, 1994 13 Rapp folder O 8, 1994 14 Greater Cincinnati Foundation 15 History Textbook Review 16 Holiday Calendars 17 Holiday Calendar- Correspondence and misc.1987-1988 18 Holiday Calendar- Correspondence and misc.1988-1989 19 Judaic Studies 20 Mapplethorpe Exhibit 21 Multicultural Advisory Committee 22 Partnership of Religious and Human Service Organizations 23 Politics of Hate [Photographs removed to AV series] 24 "Religion in American Society" A State of the Union" 25 School Calendars- Cincinnati-area schools and school districts 26 Serey, Timothy T., Ph.D. 27 Sycamore Schools Diverse Staffing Team 28 Sycamore High School "Leaf" Letter 29 Textbook Selection Policies- Cincinnati-area schools and school districts 30 Textbook concerns re: Four World Views 31 Vaughn, Marvin- refused entrance into Israel Sub-series 3. Anti-semitism 1977-1990 32 "ADL Audit of Anti-semitic Incidents" 1988 33 Incidents- anti-semitism tracts 34 Individuals: Dacey, Norman 35 Duke, David 36 Loman, Van D. 122 1 Margoian, Margos (Mark) 2 Redgrave, Vanessa 3 Trifa, Bishop Valerian 4 Tutu, Archbishop Desmond, Visit My 25-28, 1990 5 Tutu, Archbishop Desmond, Visit My 25-28, 1990, cont. 6 Weber, Charles E. 7 Weil, Rick 8 Jewish Power 9 "Last Temptation of Christ, The" 10 Local 1 of 4 11 Local 2 of 4 12 Local 3 of 4 13 Local 4 of 4 14 Local incidents: Becker, David and Cincinnati Police 15 Chalfant, Reverend Morris 16 Rent-A-Center 17 General 1 of 4 18 General 2 of 4 19 General 3 of 4 20 General 4 of 4 21 Mossman, John Jay 22 Nazis and Neo-Nazis, United States 23 Newspaper clippings 24 Publications 25 Ritual Murder 26 Schechter, Max correspondence re: anti-semitism at Chillicothe Correctional Institution, Chillicothe, Ohio 1981-1982 27 Skokie Nazi Marches, Skokie, Illinois 1977-1981 Sub-series 4. Black-Jewish Relations 1985-1993 123 1 Articles and other material [negatives removed to AV series] 2 Aviv, Diana- Program Ja 14, 1993 3 Black Jewish Coalition of Cincinnati 1 of 4 4 2 of 4 5 3 of 4 6 4 of 4 7 Background Articles 8 Israel Mission 9 Program "Civil Rights in the 21st Century" with F. Lee Bailey 10 Program- "Racism: As American as Apple Pie?" Mr 29, 1987 11 Program Ideas 12 Black-Jewish Youth Experience: Advisory Committee 13 "Common Road to Freedom: A Passover Haggadah" 14 Coordinator 15 1985-1987 [Photographs removed to AV series] 16 1987-1988 17 Proposals and Budget 18 Bridges and Boundaries Exhibit 19 Central State University, 1989 20 Cincinnati Minority Business Assistance Corporation 21 Leadership Development Workshop folder 22 Los Angeles Riots, My, 1992 23 Provizer, Marlene Meeting My 23, 1985 24 Race Relations Day: Rapp file 1 of 2 F 17, 1991 25 Rapp file 2 of 2 F 17, 1991 26 Committee, F 17 1991 27 Correspondence F 17, 1991 28 Summit on Racism 124 1 Summit on Racism folder packet 2 Summit on Racism- Religion Task Force 3 University of Cincinnati class "African-American Jewish Relations in America": photocopied articles, volume 1 4 photocopied articles, volume 2 Sub-series 5. Christian-Jewish Relations 1987-1988 and n.d. 5 Brueggeman Institute 6 Catholic-Jewish Relations: General 7 O'Connor, Cardinal John 8 Pope John Paul II visit S 11, 1987 9 Vatican Guidelines 10 Christian Yellow Pages 11 Incidents 12 Kaufman, Harriet- Course Material 13 Meeting with Presbyterian F 6, 1988 14 Passion Plays: Behold the Man 15 Oberammergau 16 "The Search for the Spiritual Through Art" exhibit Sub-Series 6. Church-State 1983-1993 and n.d. 17 Administrators Meeting My 1, 1985 18 Backgrounders 19 Forest Hills School District 20 Interreligious Church State Committee 21 Jewish community consultation 22 Kenton County 23 Lakota Board of Education 24 Local complaints 1992-1993 25 "Moment of Silence" 26 Naamani, Roanette 27 Nativity Displays 28 Pilder/Fairfield 29 Planning 30 Religion in Public Schools 31 Religion in Public Schools: Equal Access clippings and memos 1984-1993 32 Equal Access correspondence 1990 125 1 Public Schools Administrators Meeting folder, 1983 2 Public Schools Administrators Meeting folder 1985 3 Religious Freedom Restoration Act 4 Religious symbols on public property- general 5 Workshops N, 1983 6 Workshops Sub-series 7. Civil Liberties n.d. 7 Censorship 1 of 5 8 Censorship 2 of 5 9 Censorship 3 of 5 10 Censorship 4 of 5 11 Censorship 5 of 5 12 Censorship- Clermont County Library 13 Individual Liberties and Jewish Security Committee 14 Reproductive Rights 1 of 2 15 Reproductive Rights 2 of 2 16 General Sub-series 8. Civil Rights 1984-1991 and n.d. 17 Affirmative Action: De Funis Case 18 Jewish Communal Agencies 19 Kaiser Aluminum Co. vs. Weber 20 Preferential Treatment 21 Quotas 22 General 23 General 24 Crush, Judge Thomas 25 Cumulative Voting 126 1 Education- Parochaid 2 Employment Discrimination 3 Employment Discrimination- Proctor and Gamble 4 E.R.A. 5 Housing Discrimination and the Jewish Community of Cincinnati 6 School Desegregation: Busing 7 Cincinnati 1 of 3 8 Cincinnati 2 of 3 9 Cincinnati 3 of 3 10 Cincinnati 1984-1990 11 Cincinnati Public Schools, 1991 12 General Sub-series 9. Extremism 1990 and n.d. 13 Anti-Klan Network 14 John Birch Society 15 Ku Klux Klan 16 Ku Klux Klan- Cincinnati 1990 17 Local incidents- Talawanda School Articles 18 Organizations 19 General Sub-series 10. Government and Politics 1988-1995 and n.d. 20 Bush, President George 21 Campaign 1988 22 Campaign 1992 23 Cincinnati Charter Amendment Forum 24 Correspondence 127 1 Election 1992 2 Election Guidelines 3 Federal Resettlement Budget 4 Gradison, Willis D., Jr. 5 Lobbying 101 6 Luken, Charles J. 7 Luken, Tom 8 McEwen, Bob 9 Metzenbaum, Senator Howard 10 Nuts and Bolts of the Political Process 11 Nuts and Bolts of the Political Process- Workshop Responses 12 Political Action 1994-1995 13 Political Forum 1992 14 Proposed Flag Burning Amendment 15 Strickland, Ted 16 U.S. Supreme Court 17 General Sub-series 11. Urban Affairs and Equal Opportunity 1984-1996 and n.d. 18 Urban Affairs and Equal Opportunity Committee 19 Black-Jewish Relations 1 of 2 20 Black-Jewish Relations 2 of 2 21 Cincinnati Black Community 22 Education: Cincinnati Public Schools: Cincinnati Military Academy 23 Issue 2 Levy-Mr 1996 24 Task Force Report on Racial Isolation 25 General 26 Multi-culturalism 27 General Assistance: Daugherty v. Wallace 28 Lawsuit 1992 29 Mayor's Committee on Youth Violence 30 Minority Businesses 31 Planning 1984-1986 128 1 Public Education- General 2 University of Cincinnati SERIES C. HOLOCAUST COMMEMORATION COMMITTEE 1977-1994 3 Sub-series 1. Minutes and Correspondence 1977-1992 Sub-series 2. Programs and Information Files 1988-1994 and n.d. 4 Anne Frank: Ballet 5 Event 6 "Anne Frank in the World" 7 Steering Committee 8 Diary of- SCPA production 9 "Gyorgy Kadar: Survivor of Death, Witness to Life" 10 Holocaust Information, General: 1 of 6 11 2 of 6 12 3 of 6 13 4 of 6 14 5 of 6 15 6 of 6 16 Kristallnacht 17 Lodz Ghetto: The Movie 18 Ohio Council on Holocaust Education 19 Rescuers Exhibit 20 Schindler's List 21 Survivor Legislation 22 "Their Brothers' Keepers: Christian Rescuers of the Holocaust"; N 8, 1992 23 Waldheim, Kurt meeting with Pope John Paul II 24 Wallenberg, Raoul 25 Yom ha Shoah: 1988 1 of 2 26 1988 2 of 2 129 1 1989 2 1990 3 1991 4 1991 cont. 5 1992 6 1993 7 1994 SERIES D. MIDDLE EAST TASK FORCE 1974-1995 Sub-series 1. Minutes 1980-1993 8 1980-1986 9 1987-1989 10 1990 11 1991 12 1992-1993 Sub-series 2. Programs and information files 1974-1995 13 American Friends of Neve Shalom / Wahat al-Salam 14 Arab-Americans 1978-1983 15 Catholic Bishops' Statement on The Middle East 16 Cincinnati Council on World Affairs Middle East Program 1994 17 Cincinnati International Folk Festival : Merchandise Booth 1980 18 1986 19 Finances 1986 20 Forms 1986 21 Press Releases 1986 22 Volunteers 1986 23 1987 24 Finances 1987 25 Forms 1987 26 Media Materials 1987 27 Volunteers 1987 28 1988 29 Committee 1988 130 1 Finances 1988 2 Media 1988 3 Volunteers 1988 4 1989 5 1990 6 Community Relations Councils Professionals Mission to Israel 1985 7 Congressional Mission to Israel, 1995 8 Doing Business in Israel Seminar Jl 25, 1995 9 Egyptian Cincinnatians 10 El Ready, El Sayed Abdel Raouf Visit and Program 1990 11 Eldarm Akiva- Meetings D 5, 1995 12 Emergency Tourism Mission to Israel Jl-Ag 1986 13 Federation Israel Emergency Plan 14 Hebron Massacre 15 Israel Task Force 1974-1980 16 Israel: Arab Economic Boycott 17 Arab-Jewish Dialogue 18 Clippings 19 Consulate General of Israel 20 Diaspora Relations 21 Egypt 22 Embassy of Israel 23 Internal Politics 24 Israel-PLO-Palestinian Relations clippings: 1 of 3 25 2 of 3 26 3 of 3 27 Kahane, Meir 28 Libya 29 Relations with other countries- Soviet Union 30 Relations with other countries- General 131 1 Tourism 2 UNESCO- UN Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization 3 United States Interreligious Committee for Peace in Mid-East 4 United States Loan Guarantee 5 United States Middle East Policies 6 West Bank-Gaza: clippings 1 of 4 7 clippings 2 of 4 8 clippings 3 of 4 9 clippings 4 of 4 10 Israel Desk Committee 11 Israeli Student Exchange Program: 1983 12 1985 13 1989 [Photographs removed to AV series] 14 1990 15 Jerusalem Day Celebration in Cincinnati 16 Jewish Labor Committee Seminar in Israel for American Trade Union Members O 28- N 12, 1990 17 Loan Guarantees 1991: Articles, correspondence and misc.: 1 of 4 18 2 of 4 19 3 of 4 20 4 of 4 21 Letters to and from Senators and Congressmen 22 Lobbying information 23 National Leadership Washington Action Day [Photographs removed to AV series] 132 1 General 2 Loan Guarantees 1992: Opposition 3 Statement Replies 4 Maksoud, Clovis 5 Ohio Agricultural Mission to Israel 1989 6 Persian Gulf War 1990: Articles/Columns 7 AIPAC 8 Background / Alerts 9 Community Action Meeting (Solidarity) Ja 20, 1991 10 Consulate General of Israel, Embassy of Israel 11 Editorials 12 Ethnic Harassment 13 JCRC Statements, Positions 14 NJCRAC Materials 15 Operation Orange Ribbon 16 Opposition 17 Public Resolutions 18 Miscellaneous 19 "Politics Aside? The Economics of Peace" Symposium 1994 20 Program Ideas 21 Proposed Arms Sale to Saudi Arabia 1991-1992 22 Rabin, Prime Minister Yitzhak and Bill Clinton tele-conference 1994 23 Riot on the Temple Mount 1990 24 Shafir, Col. Linda meeting F 18, 1990 25 Sister City- Correspondence and misc. 26 Sister City- Minutes of Ad Hoc Sister City Committee 27 Talbot, Strobe 28 United Nations Resolution 1975: 1 of 3 29 2 of 3 30 3 of 3 SERIES E. SOVIET JEWRY COMMITTEE 1974-1996 Sub-series 1. Minutes and miscellaneous 1974-1992 Minutes: 133 1 1974-1976 2 1984-1986 3 1987-1989 4 1990 5 1991 6 1992 7 Planning 8 Joint Travel Committee 1985-1988 9 Student Committee: 1986-1987 10 1988 [Photographs removed to AV series] Sub-Series 2. Cincinnati-Kharkov Sister Cities Project (CKSCP) 1988-1996 11 a. Committees, 1989-1996: Advisory Committee to Scott Auble 12 Board of Trustees: Ja-My, 1993 13 Je-D, 1993 14 Confidential Meeting Ap 13, 1993 15 1994 16 Ja-My, 1995 17 Je-D, 1995 18 Ja-Je, 1996 19 Executive Committee: 1989-1990 20 1991-1992 21 Individual Liberty Committee: 1990 22 1991-1995 [Photographs removed to AV series] 23 Human Rights Subcommittee 1991 24 Kexim Ad Hoc Committee 1990-1992 25 Program Committee 1989 134 1 Steering Committee: 1989 2 Ja-Jl, 1990 3 Ag-D, 1990 4 Retreat, 1990 5 Ja-F, 1991 6 Mr-S, 1991 7 O-D, 1991 8 Ja-Je, 1992 9 Jl-D, 1992 10 Notebook 1990 11 b. Working Files, 1988-1995: Award from Sister Cities International 1991 12 Christ Church 1990-1992 13 Clippings and Materials: 1988-F, 1989 14 Mr-D, 1989 15 1990-1991 16 Correspondence 1985 17 Delegation: S, 1989 18 S, 1989- Publicity [Photographs removed to AV series] 19 N, 1990 20 Delegate Selection My 1991 21 1993 22 First Kharkov Visit to Cincinnati S, 1989 23 Hosting Handbook F, 1991 24 Interpreters [n.d.] 25 Leadership and Resource Directory 26 Memorandum of Understanding 1992 27 Midfest 1993 28 Newsletter, Update 1990 29 Religion in the Soviet Union- Background information 1989-1995 30 Tour brochures 1990 31 Trip to Kharkov 1989 [Photographs removed to AV series] 32 Volunteer Information 135 1 Kharkov Jewish Community- Proposed Projects 1990-1991 2 Kharkov Telephone Directory and Government information 3 Sister Cities Conference: 1991 4 binder 1991 5 "Springtime of Hope: Religion in Ukraine" Ecumedia Project- Ag, 1994 Sub-Series 3. Programs, 1984-1990 Fast for Freedom: 6 N 8, 1984 7 Program Book, Original N, 1984 8 Publicity N-D, 1984 9 Shabbat/Fast (Conclusion) D, 1984 10 Jewish Welfare Fund- Campaign 1990 11 National Conference on Soviet Jewry Action Day F 2, 1989 12 Program Ideas 13 Suggested Programs: 1 of 3 14 2 of 3 15 3 of 3 Sub-Series 4. Refuseniks 1976-1986 and n.d. Refusenik Profiles: 16 1 of 5 17 2 of 5 18 3 of 5 19 4 of 5 20 5 of 5 21 Bogomolny, Tanya 1986 22 Refusenik Bracelet for Amner Zavurov dated D 20, 1976 Sub-series 5. Soviet Jewry Files 1975-1994 136 1 Action Alerts 1984-1989 2 American Bar Association 1986-1989 3 American Psychiatric Association 1983-1985 4 Babi Yar 1991 [Photograph removed to AV series] 5 Background Material: 1975-1987 6 1988-1994 7 Bar-Bat Mitzvah Twinning Program information 1987-1989 8 Biographies 1986 9 Books and Materials 10 By Spirit Alone- Publicity 1984 11 Cincinnati Russian Jewish Community 1984-1994 12 Cincinnati Enquirer- Soviet Jewry Editorials 1990-1993 13 Cincinnati Jewish Federation /National Conference on Soviet Jewry /National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council Restructuring 1988 14 Cincinnati Post- Soviet Jewry Editorials 1978-1990 15 Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe faxes 1989 16 Congressional Coalition 1985-1989 17 Correspondence 1984-1989 18 Coup of Ag 19, 1991 19 Cultural Exchanges 20 Emergency Action Washington, Ja 30, 1985 21 Emigration/Refugees 1988-1990 22 Epstein, Yaacov Correspondence 1988 [Photographs removed to AV series] 23 Figure Skating Demonstration 1987 24 Helsinki Accord Clippings and misc. 1976-1986 25 "Hirelings and Accomplices" viewing and Media Luncheon N 8, 1985 26 Interfaith Plea 1987 27 JCRC Memos 1986-1992 28 Legislative Communications 1983-1990 29 Mailing and Writing Information 1987 30 "Menorah of Concern" Reading 1982 31 Moscow Ballet Visit to Cincinnati 1987 32 NCSJ Lawyers Committee 33 NCSJ Travel Group 1988-1989 34 NCSJ Union of Councils Relationship 1987 35 New Years Cards 1985-1989 36 Night of Murdered Poets: 1984 37 1985-1990 38 Ohio Public Officials 1985-1989 39 Operation Exodus Requests 1990-1994 137 1 Passover Activities 1983-1988 2 Planning: 1984-1986 3 1992-1993 4 San Francisco Model 1986 5 Sister City Programs 1987-1990 6 Speech Material 7 Soviet Migration in Cincinnati 1980 8 Synagogue Development 1990 9 The Unlit Menorah 1982-1983 10 "U.S.S.R.: The Individual , Family, Society" Soviet Life Exhibit at Union Terminal: 1988 1 of 2 11 1988 2 of 2 12 Miscellaneous Sub-Series 6. Summits and Conferences, 1986-1988 Midwest Regional Soviet Jewry Conference "To Summit II...And Beyond": 13 Mr 31, 1986 14 Mr 31, 1986, Cincinnati, Ohio- Conference folder 15 Arrangement 1986 16 Brochures 1986 17 Correspondence 1985-1986 18 Evaluations 1986 19 Expenses 1986 20 Management Forms 1986 21 Packets 1986 22 Planning and Scheduling 1986 23 Publicity 1986 24 Registration 1986 25 Scripts 1986 26 Speakers 1986 [Photograph removed to AV Series] 27 National Conference on Soviet Jewry: Leadership Assembly O 30-N 1, 1988 28 Summit Action Day Packet My, 1988 29 Pre-Summit Activities 1985 30 Summit II 1986: Mobilization 1 of 3 138 1 Mobilization 2 of 3 2 Mobilization 3 of 3 3 Summit 1987: Campaign- National 4 Mobilization Rally- Cincinnati activities 1 of 2 5 Mobilization Rally- Cincinnati activities 2 of 2 6 Mobilization Rally- Local publicity 7 Summit IV- Helsinki Mission 1988 Sub-Series 7. Trips and Travel Information, 1984-1993 8 Indianapolis, Thomas trip Mr 10-20, 1988 9 Jones, Nate, Burt Perlman, et al trip: N 20-30, 1986 10 Notes for speeches 11 Publicity 12 Report, Notes 13 Joseph, Samuel, and Richard Sarason trip Ap 10-20, 1988 14 Luken, Tom trip 1986 15 Reiner, Sue trip 1990 16 Educational Seminar 1988 17 Miscellaneous Travel Reports 1984-85 18 Riga Information 19 Travel Briefing Handbook 20 Travel Proposals: 1989 21 1985-1993 SERIES F. LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS 1960s-1995 Sub-series 1. Government Affairs Committee of Ohio Jewish Communities, Inc. (GACOJC), 1960s-1994 Action Alerts and Annual Reports: 22 1981-1984 23 1985-1988 24 Agenda and Minutes: 1982-1984 25 1985-1987 139 1 AmeriCorps 1993-1994 2 Binder Contents 3 Constitution, By-laws, Incorporation 4 Correspondence from GACOJC: 1981 5 1982 6 1983 7 Ja-F, 1984 8 Mr-Je, 1984 9 Jl-D, 1984 10 1986 11 1987-1988 12 Correspondence: from JCRC 1981-1987 13 1988 14 1989 15 1990 16 1990, cont. 17 1991 18 1991, cont. 19 1991, cont. 20 1992 21 1993 22 Evaluation Committee 1984-1985 140 1 Holocaust Education 1985 2 Israel Bonds 1993 3 Jewish Community Center Taxation Issue 1993 4 Legislative Reception: Ap 2, 1985 5 Mr 31, 1993 6 Je 20, 1995 7 Meetings: Meeting materials 1989 8 1991 9 1992 10 1992, cont. 11 Memorandums and misc.: 1988-1989 12 1990 13 1990, cont. 14 1991 15 1991, cont. 16 Memorandums, Legislative Updates and misc.: 1994 17 1994, cont. 18 1994, cont. 19 1994, cont. 20 1995 21 Miscellaneous Mailing Lists 141 1 Newspaper Articles 1981-1989 2 Organizing GACOJC 1981-1983: 1 of 3 3 2 of 3 4 3 of 3 5 Planning: 1984-1986 6 1987-1988 7 Committee 1990 8 Committee 1993-1994 9 Search for Director 1981-1983 10 Miscellaneous 1960s Sub-series 2. Jewish Federation of Cincinnati, 1975-1994 11 Agency Boards Campaign 1993 12 Agency Presidents and Executives Meetings 1985-1989 13 Allocations 1972-1985 14 Board: 1976- F 1986 15 Ap 1986-1988 16 1989-1993 17 Campaign: 1990, 1991 18 Leadership Council 1993-1994 19 Leadership Rally 1994 20 Campus Community Committee 1976-1978 21 Community Relations Task Force 1985-1986 22 Confidential Campaign Proposal 1982-1983 23 Constitution and by-laws 24 Correspondence 1978-1988 25 Executive Board 1975-1979 26 Executive Committee: 1980-1981 142 1 1982 2 Ja-Jl, 1983 3 Ag-D, 1983 4 Ja-Je, 1984 5 Jl, 1984-1985 6 General Assembly: 1989 7 1990 8 Insurance Committee 1976-1977 9 Israel Programs: Cabinet 1988-1992 10 Committee 1982-Jl, 1984 11 Committee Ag, 1984-1987 12 Jewish Welfare Fund 1984-1986 13 Leadership Council 1975-1986 14 Long Range Planning Study 1981-1988 15 Mission to Washington D.C.: D 6, 1989 16 S 15, 1992 17 Abrams file O 3, 1994 18 Rapp file O 3 and 18, 1994 19 Mitzvah Mission 1993 20 Multiple Appeals Committee 1985-1992 21 Planning and Budgeting Division 1982-1985 22 Priorities Committee, 1989 23 Project Renewal 1981-1983 24 General: 1980-1985 25 1986-1990 26 1991-1993 27 1994 Sub-series 3. Metropolitan Area Religious Coalition of Cincinnati (MARCC) 1968-1994 143 1 Annual Meeting (Re: Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom 1786) 1986 2 Correspondence: 1982 3 1983 4 1984 5 1985 6 1986 7 1988-1989 8 1992 9 1993 10 1994 11 Delegates Council: 1981-1984 12 1985-1987 13 1988 14 1989-1990 15 1992-1993 16 1994 17 Executive Board: 1982-1984 18 1985 144 1 1986 2 1987-1989 3 and Correspondence 1989 4 and Correspondence 1990 5 and Correspondence 1990, cont. 6 and Correspondence 1991 7 and Correspondence 1992 8 1993 9 1994 10 Interfaith Committee to Change the Justice System: 1980-1981 11 1982 12 Judicatory Leaders: 1989-1992 13 1994 14 Judicatory Urban Staff: 1968-1982 15 1983 16 1984 17 1984, cont. 18 1985-1986 19 1986-1987 145 1 1988-1989 2 1989 3 1992-1993 4 1994 5 Priorities Survey 6 Twenty-First Annual Convention 7 General 1994 Sub-series 4. Miscellaneous Local Organizations 1971-1995 Agency Executives Committee: 8 1974-1978 9 1979-1984 10 American Jewish Committee - Cincinnati Chapter: 1973-1977 11 1978-1989 12 Association of Jewish Communal Executives 1983-1992 13 Boy Scouts of America 1994 14 Bureau of Jewish Education 1973-1985 15 Cincinnati Community Hebrew Schools 1975-1983 16 Cincinnati Council on World Affairs 1972-1991 17 Cincinnati Human Relations Commission-Coalition: 1972-1977 18 1979-1987 19 1990-1992 20 Cincinnati School Foundation 1971-1974 21 Citizens School Committee 1974 22 Coalition of Neighborhoods 1976-1978 23 Community Chest 1972-1983 24 Community Emergency Flood Coalition 1983-1984 25 Congress of Neighborhood Groups 1976-1978 26 Council of Christian Communions: 1972-1992 27 Advisory Committee on Video Ministry 1995 146 1 Ecumedia Cable Network: 1983-1994 2 Bicentennial Program 1988 3 Correspondence 1990-1995 4 Presbyterian Media Breakfast Jl, 1995 5 Schedules 1983-1985 6 Greater Cincinnati Holocaust Foundation 1982-1988 7 Grailville 1974-1975 8 Halom House [n.d.] 9 Hebrew Union College 1971-1988 10 Hillel-Miami University B'nai B'rith 1988 11 Housing Opportunities Made Equal (HOME): 1975-1977 13 1978-1993 14 Housing 1972-1978 15 Diversity Awareness 1993 [?] 16 Human Rights Coalition 1978 17 Jewish Community Center 1977-1978 18 Jewish Community Coalition on AIDS 1993 19 Jewish Community of Northern Kentucky 1982-1983 20 Joint Committee of Soviet Occupied Nations 1976-1980 21 Martin Luther King, Jr., Coalition: 1 of 3 22 2 of 3 23 3 of 3 24 NAACP: 1989 25 1990 26 1991 27 1992 28 1993 29 Education Committee 1995 30 New Jewish Agenda 1982-1986 31 "No Name Organization" 1992-1993 [Collegial Interaction ?] 32 Ohio Peacemaking Education Network 1983-1984 147 1 Ohio Program in the Humanities 1977-1981 2 Ohio USA: The Ohio Universal Service Alliance 1995 3 Roselawn Community Council 1970-1971 4 United Nations Information Committee 1978 5 University of Cincinnati Faculty Council on Jewish Affairs: 1979-1982 6 1982-1989 7 YMCA: International Education Seminar Task Force 1995 8 Program- "The Social Role of Business in the International Market" 1995 9 General: Cincinnati Jewish community: 1975-Ap, 1983 10 My, 1983-1986 11 Local Organizations: 1977-1983 12 1984-1986 13 1988-1992 SERIES G. NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 1972-1996 Sub-series 1. National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council (NJCRAC) 1972-1996 14 Ad Hoc Committee on Apartheid 1987 15 Appointments 1990-1992 16 Campus Advisory Committee 1989-1993 17 Church-State Interreligious Relationships 1983-1985 18 Commission on Equal Opportunity 1978-1986 19 Commission on Israel 1976-1988 20 Correspondence 1989-1992 21 CRC Directors Mission to Israel: D, 1990 22 Je, 1993 23 CRC Survey 1982-1983 24 Domestic Affairs Task Force 1984-1988 25 Domestic Concerns Task Force: 1982-1983 148 1 1984-1985 2 1985-1986 3 1986-1988 4 Energy Task Force 1983-1986 5 Ethiopian Jewish Teen Visits sponsored by NJCRAC 1994 6 Executive Committee, Commission and Task-force Meetings: Ap, 1980 7 O, 1980 8 O 3-5, 1981 9 O 17-18, 1982 10 Je, 1983 11 O 23-24, 1983 12 Je, 1986 13 S 28-29, 1986 14 Ap, 1987 15 D 14-15, 1987 16 My 14, 1988 17 S 15-16, 1988 18 D 12-13, 1988 19 Je 11-12, 1989 20 Je 11-12, 1989 21 S 24-25, 1989 22 Je, 1990 23 S 9-10, 1990 24 S 20-21, 1992 25 Je 27-28, 1993 26 O, 1993 27 Abrams File Je, 1994 28 Rapp File Je 12-13, 1994 29 O 2-3, 1994 30 O 22-23, 1995 149 1 Executive Committee: 1984-1985 2 1987-1989 3 First Tuesday Meetings 1984-1990 4 Individual Freedom and Jewish Security 1984-1988 5 Instant Telecommunications Network 1982-1983 6 Jewish Media Committee of NJCRAC 1977-1978 7 Local Jewish Community Relations Councils 1972-1980 8 Minkoff Institute Meeting: Je, 1989 9 Je, 1989 10 Je, 1990 11 Abrams File Je, 1991 [photos removed to AV Series] 12 Rapp File Je, 1991 13 Abrams File Je, 1992 [photos removed to AV Series] 14 Rapp File Je, 1992 15 Je, 1993 16 Je, 1994 17 NJCRAC Plenum: 1979- Cincinnati: Ja 21-24, 1979 18 Correspondence 19 Local Hospitality 20 Papers 21 1980- Background Papers, including "Problems in the Soviet Jewry Movement" by Michael Rapp 22 1985 23 1986 24 1986, cont. 150 1 1987- Abrams File 2 1987- Rapp File 3 1988: Rapp File 4 Rapp File, cont. 5 Abrams File 6 1989 7 1989- Propositions 8 1990- Abrams File 9 1990- Rapp File 10 1991- Abrams File 11 1991- Rapp File 12 1992- Abrams File 13 1992- Rapp File 151 1 1993: Abrams File 2 Abrams File, cont. 3 Rapp File 4 1994- Rapp File 5 1995: Abrams File [Photographs removed to AV Series] 6 Rapp File 7 Abrams File 8 1996- Rapp File 9 Reassessment Conference of the Mass Media, the Image of Israel and U.S. Foreign Policy Je 8-10, 1980 10 Reorganization 1990 11 Seminar in Israel- Memos and correspondence Ag 21-29, 1993 12 Soviet Jewry Strategy Consultation Jl 30-31, 1989 13 Task Forces: on Israel 1976-1981 14 on Israel 1981-1983 15 on Israel and the Middle East 1993-1994 16 on Jewish Security and the Bill of Rights- Ap 21, 1991 17 1994 152 1 General: 1972-1978 2 1979-1984 3 1985-1989 4 Sub-series 2. Other National Organizations 1972-1995 America-Israel Friendship League 1986-1990 5 American Friends Service Committee 1977-1982 6 American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC): 1973-1983 7 1985-1988 8 1992 9 American Jewish Committee: 1985-1986 10 Cincinnati Chapter 1992-1994 11 American Jewish Congress: 1973-1979 12 1980 13 1981 14 1982-1983 15 1983-1988 16 American Zionist Federation 1980-1986 17 Anti-Defamation League- Ohio and Kentucky: 1975-1981 18 1982-1994 19 Association of Jewish Community Relations Workers (AJCRW) 1975-1984 153 1 BASIC- Black Americans to Support Israel Committee 1979-1983 2 CRC-Community Relations Council Directors Association: Correspondence: 1979-Je, 1983 3 Ag, 1983-1986 4 1986 5 1986-1987 6 Meeting F, 1987 7 Notes 1984-1987 8 Trip to Israel, 1977 9 Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds: 1972-1984 10 Review Committee 1978-1982 11 HIAS (Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society) 1975-1978 12 International Jewish Committee for Sepharad 92 13 JCRC: Cleveland 1975-1976 14 Directors Association 1988-1993 15 Detroit 1981-1985 16 JESNA (Jewish Education Service of North America) 1989-1993 17 JINSA (Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs): Board of Directors Meetings: My 21-22, 1991 18 My 16-17, 1993 19 and Annual Dinner O 2-3, 1994 20 Correspondence: 1991 21 1992 22 1993 23 Fundraiser- Cincinnati, OH F 26, 1995 24 Ben Gettler's Report on JINSA's mission to Turkey Jl 15, 1994 154 1 Mission to Ft. Knox Jl 17-18, 1994 2 JINSA/JCRC Proposed Seminar to New York, 1995 3 JINSA/JCRC Seminar to Washington D.C.: Ap 21, 1994 4 Financial Notes and Records 5 Jewish Labor Committee 1983-1988 6 National Conference of Christians and Jews- Cincinnati Chapter 1977-1995 7 National Conference of Jewish Communal Service 1976-1986 8 National Conference on Soviet Jewry 1976-1982 9 National Council of Churches 1979-1981 10 1983-1984 11 People for the American Way 1985 12 United Jewish Appeal Young Leadership Mission to Washington, D.C. Mr 1, 1990 13 Mr 1, 1990-Briefing 14 General National Organizations 15 General National Organizations, cont. SERIES H. INTERNATIONAL ISSUES 1984-1990 and n.d. 16 Energy Crisis-Anti-Semitism 17 Genocide Convention 1984-1988 18 Iraq 19 South Africa/Apartheid: 1985-1990 20 Clippings 1984-1985 21 Clippings 1986 155 1 Soviet Union 2 United Nations 3 Jews in Other Lands: Arab Countries 4 Ethiopia 5 France 6 Syria 7 Munich-Cincinnati Sister Cities Medal (2) SERIES I. NON-PRINT MATERIALS Sub-series 1: Photographs 1950s-1995 Abrams, Alice: accepting Soviet Jewry Advocacy Award from Jacqueline Levine at NCSJ 8 Leadership Assembly O 22, 1984 9 at luncheon at Cincinnati City Hall [?] n.d. 10 by poster "JCRC: Israel's Link to Cincinnati" 1985 11 and Lt. Gov Nancy Hollister, Michael Rapp, and Barbara Rabkin at Governor's Holocaust Commemoration Ap 25, 1995 [see also 119/17] 12 Alpha Epsilon Pi House at Ohio State University with anti-semitic graffiti [N, 1992?] 13 Annual Meeting Je 23, 1992 [see also Folder 117/4] 14 Anti-semitic graffiti on [barn?]doors n.d. 15 Barkan, Nimrod- speaker F 3-4, 1993 [see also 117/4] 16 Black-Jewish Coalition of Cincinnati Meeting Re: Trip to Soviet Union [1980s?] 17 Black Jewish Coalition of Cincinnati Program-"Racism: As American as Apple Pie?" Mr 29, 1987 [see also Folder 123/10] 18 Black-Jewish Youth Experience event- negatives [mid 1980s?] 19 Borodin Trio Mr 5, 1981 20 Cemetery with overturned headstones [Jl, 1982?] 21 Cincinnati Charter Amendment Forum Meeting [see also Folder 126/23] 22 Cincinnati International Folk Festival 1979 23 Cincinnati International Folk Festival 1981 24 CKSCP Delegation S, 1989 [see also Folder 134/18] 25 CKSCP Trip to Kharkov 1989 [see also Folder 134/31] 26 Delegation to "Eternal Light Vigil" for Soviet Jewry [1950s or 1960s?] 27 Demonstrations for Soviet Jews [1975?] 1983-1985 28 Dromi, Uri- reception Mr 15, 1994 [see also Folder 119/12] 29 Fast for Freedom at St. Peter in Chains Cathedral N 8, 1984 30 First Temple; artwork by Julia Stillpass n.d. 31 GACOJC Legislative Reception Mr 31, 1993 32 Hawkins, Lawrence; Burton Perlman; and Nathaniel Jones My 30, 1985 33 Human Rights Program [1989?][see also Folder 133/25] 24 "In the Jewish House of Prayer" on display in JCRC office; voter registration group [see also Folder 133/22] 25 Israel's 25th Anniversary Celebration My 17, 1973 26 Israeli Student Exchange Program 1989 [see also Folder 131/13] 27 JCRC assorted photographs [1950s-1970s ?] 29 JCRC 50th Anniversary Display [at Cincinnati International Folk Festival?][1989] 30 JCRC 50th Anniversary [Reception?] [see also Folder 113/19][1989] 31 JCRC 50th Anniversary Reception [see also Folder 113/20][1989] 32 JCRC Proclamation [1970s?] 33 Kogan, Noam and Vered Avrahami 34 Mann, Congressman David- Meeting with Ag 18, 1993 35 Mann, David presenting proclamation to [Babi Yar ?] 1991 [see also Folder 136/4] 36 Manor, Eviatar speech N 22, 1993 [see also Folder 119/25] 37 March [in Washington DC for Black-Jewish Youth Experience?] Ja 20, 1986 [see also 123/15] 38 Massarwa, Mohammed speech N 11, 1988 [see also Folder 119/27] 39 McEwen, Representative Bob [see also Folder 137/26] 40 Meir, Shagmar; Gilbert Bettman; and Jim Luken 41 Midwest Regional Soviet Jewry Conference "To Summit II...And Beyond" 1986 [see also Folder 137/19] 42 NJCRAC- Minkoff Institute Meeting Je, 1991 [see also Folder 149/11] 43 NJCRAC- Minkoff Institute Meeting Je, 1992 [see also Folder 149/13] 44 NJCRAC- Plenum: Alice Abrams with Mark Levin [?], Oded Eran [?], and Barbara Kaplan [see also Folder 151/15] 45 National Leadership Washington Action Day 1991 [see also Folder 131/23] 46 Nazi Rally on Fountain Square Ap 29, 1987 47 Politics of Hate [see also Folder 121/23] 48 Political Forum, 1992 [see also Folder 127/13] 49 Protest at "U.S.S.R.: The Individual , Family, Society" Soviet Life Exhibit at Union Terminal 1988 [see also Folder 137/10] 50 Schueftan, Dan O 6, 1993 [see also Folder 119/37] 51 Serotta, Ed speech- N 14, 1994 [see also Folder 119/39] 52 Shoham, Shlomo Je 22, 1995 [119/40] 53 Slepak, Vladimir with unidentified woman and man [Henry Kissinger?] Ja 12, 1978 54 Soviet Jewry Student Committee 1987, 1988 [see also Folder 133/10] 55 Sterne, Mayor Bobbie at Women's Plea for Soviet Jews 1978 56 Stonov, Leonid and Natalia [see also Folder 136/22- Epstein, Yaacov 1988 ] 57 Students from Adath Israel Religious School attaching "Matzoh of Hope" prayers to Matzoh books Ap, 1978 58 "Their Brothers' Keepers: Christian Rescuers of the Holocaust" N 8, 1992 [see also 129/3 and 128/22] 59 Tillery, Dwight; Alice Abrams; and Michael Rapp S 20, 1993 60 Tillery, Dwight and Steve Dowbar [?] Jl 27, 1992 61 Williams, Colonel Bruce F. [see also Folder 119/10- Donnelly, General Charles 1991] 62 Wilson, Carole [see also Folder 115/15- Mosaic Promotion] 63 Yom ha Shoah- Ingber, Abie 1981; and Coppel, Werner 1992 64 Unidentified- removed from Folder 119/9- "Dolinsky, Mordechai- prospective speaker", in an envelope received from Bob Reeve[?] of Goodman and Goodman [see also Folder 119/9] 64 Unidentified- removed from Folder 119/9- "Dolinsky, Mordechai- prospective speaker", in an envelope received from Bob Reeve[?] of Goodman and Goodman [see also Folder 119/9] Note: The two following oversized posters are filed in the AJA Flat File: Flat File: JCRC activities poster: collage of photographs, newspaper headlines, programs and Cabinet 5, announcements of JCRC programs glued onto a map of Israel (2x3 feet), 1985 Drawer 15 Flat File: Cincinnati Jerusalem Celebration Day: signed poster by cartoonist Jim Borgman Cabinet 5, (16x20 inches), 1992 Drawer 15 65 Sub-series 2: Slides 1976-1984 International Folk Festival (set of 37 slides) 1984 66 Maps and Miscellaneous- unidentified events (set of 20 slides) 1976 67 "Unique and Universal: A Christian-Jewish Dialogue" (set of 34 slides of a televised religious forum including Michael Rapp) (see 164/1 for video tape) N 13, 1984 68 [Ya'Atzmaul? or Yom ha'atzmaut-See Folder 85/7] (set of 36 slides) 1985 69 Alice Abrams and Michael Rapp- unidentified event (set of 17 slides) O, 1984 70 Unidentified event (set of 37 slides) Mr, 1985 71 Unidentified event (set of 21 slides) Je, 1985 Sub-series 3: Audio Tape Recordings 1978-1989 NOTE: All but the last tape are audio cassettes. 72 Autopsy Bill My 20, 1986 73 Clergy Conference on the Middle East O 1978: Rabbi Goldman and Dr. Eberhard Von Waldow 74 Dr. Eugene Fisher Address 75 Inna Lazer and Peter Spivak S 14, 1989 76 JCRC PSA's- Kosse, Winkler, Indinopolis, Kane n.d. 77 Mom and Dad Kohen from John J. Mossman 1978 78 The Days of Awe- Yom Kippur (reel to reel tape recording) n.d. Sub-series 4: VideoTape Recordings 1982-1989 156 a. Mosaic 1986-1987 Mosaic Broadcasts 1986 NOTE: These are beta format video cassettes organized by the number (presumably assigned by JCRC) found on each tape case. Date shown in parenthesis is DATE RECORDED. Dates not in parenthesis are the air date or unidentified date. "Dr. Friedman; Bagelman; Holden commentary" Edited Master 2 "Interview: Michael Rapp; Ambassador Eaton; Michaels Reversals" (N 17, 1986) 3 "OB/GYN interviews" (O 17, 1986) 4 "AJSS Kids Over the Rhine" edited master O 19, 1986 5 "Soviet Jewry and ESAS" edited master N 9, 1986 6 "Shopping Kosher" edited master 7 "Thanksgiving Show" (N 13, 1986) N 23, 1986 8 "Bris" (N 20, 1986) N 30, 1986 9 "Interfaith-Doctors" (N 23, 1986) D 7, 1986 10 "History" n.d. 11 "Early Child Development" n.d. 12 "Rabbis Indrich and Meyer" n.d. 13 "Operation Moses" O 19, 1986 14 "Jewish Early Learning Center" O 26, 1986 15 "Eh, What's Up Doc! Jewish Hospital" N 2 and D 7, 1986 16 Mosaic Worktapes 1986 NOTE: Most of the Mosaic Worktapes are in beta format and some are VHS. They are organized by date. The dates recorded may have been the date filmed. These are not the final versions of programs, but Window Dub- Worktapes. 17 Over the Rhine Rehab of Tender Mercies' by AJSS Kids Ag 1, 1986: Tape 1 18 Tape 2 19 Golf Manor Synagogue- Indich #1 S 12,1986: 20 Golf Manor Synagogue Service- Indich S 15, 1986 21 Rabbi David Indich- Dinner S 23, 1986 22 Mrs. Indich S 23, 1986 23 Rabbi Margaret Meyer S 26, 1986 : Tape 1 24 Tape 2 25 Tape 3 26 Tape 4 27 Tape 5 28 Bris Ceremony S 28, 1986: Tape 1 29 Tape 2 30 Greenberg "In my baseball career" O 2, 1986 31 Interview- Richard Weiland O 3, 1986 32 HUC-JIR Child Care- Jewish Early Learning Center (J.E.L.C.) O 3, 1986: Tape 1 33 Tape 2 157 1 Tape 3 2 Tape 4 3 Mr. and Mrs. Solomon O 24, 1986: Tape 1 4 Tape 2 5 Tape 3 6 Tape 4 7 Women O 26, 1986 and N 2, 1986 8 Bagel Factory O 31, 1986: Tape 1 9 Tape 2 10 Tape 3 11 Soviet Jewry N 9, 1986 Terrorism N 16, 1986 13 Kosher Shopping with Zel Schulman N 11, 1986: Tape 1 14 Tape 2 15 Tape 3 16 International Folk Festival N 23, 1986: Tape 1 17 Tape 2 18 Jewish Community Center N 24, 1986: Tape 1 19 Tape 2 20 Tape 3 21 Jewish Community Center D 6, 1986 22 Christmas in the Holy Land D 21, 1986 23 Jewish Community Center Kids and Senior Citizens n.d. 24 Commentary: Peter Holden- Thanksgiving n.d. 25 Interview with Howard Metzenbaum n.d. 26 HUC Museum Items: mezuzah, Ray-da Torah, Star of David n.d. 27 High Holidays Family (includes a segment by Herbert Paper) n.d. 28 Presentation Tape n.d. 29 HUC-JIR and Jewish Hospital n.d. 30 Israel Trip- Angel Ball S 3, no year 158 1 Mosaic 35mm broadcast tapes 1986-1987 NOTE: The 35mm broadcast format video cassettes are organized in date order. The dates in the first column (in parentheses) are the dates the videos were recorded. The dates in the second column are the playback dates. Date Recorded Playback (P.B.) Date (S 11, 1986) 2 (S 18, 1986) S 28, 1986 3 (S 25, 1986) O 5, 1986 4 (O 9 , 1986) O 19, 1986 5 (n.d.) n.d. 6 (O 23, 1986) N 2, 1986 7 (O 30, 1986) N 9, 1986 8 (N 6, 1986) N 16, 1986 9 (n.d.) n.d. 10 (N 20, 1986) N 30, 1986 11 (N 23, 1986) D 7, 1986 12 (D 4, 1986) D 14, 1986 14 (D 11, 1986) D 21, 1986 14 (D 14, 1986) D 28, 1986 159 1 (D 21, 1986) Ja 4, 1986 2 (D 28, 1986) Ja 11, 1987 3 (Ja 8, 1987) Ja 18, 1987 4 (Ja 15, 1987) Ja 25, 1987 5 (Ja 22, 1987) F 1, 1987 6 (Ja 29, 1987) F 8, 1987 7 (F 5, 1987) F 15, 1987 8 (F 12, 1987) F 22, 1987 9 (F 19, 1987) Mr 1, 1987 10 (F 26, 1987) Mr 8, 1987 11 (Mr 5, 1987) Mr 15, 1987 12 (Mr 12, 1987) Mr 22, 1987 13 (Mr 19, 1987) Mr 29, 1987 14 (Mr 26, 1987) Ap 5, 1987 160 1 (Ap 2, 1987) Ap 12, 1987 2 (Ap 9, 1987) Ap 19, 1987 3 (Ap 16, 1987) Ap 26, 1987 4 (Ap 23, 1987) My 3, 1987 5 (Ap 30, 1987) My 10, 1987 6 (My 7, 1987) My 17, 1987 7 (My 21, 1987) My 31, 1987 8 (My 28, 1987) Je 7, 1987 9 (Je 4, 1987) Je 21, 1987 10 (n.d.) n.d. 11 (Ag 27, 1987) S 6, 1987 12 (n.d.) n.d. 161 1 b. Ecumedia Videos 1982-1985 and no year Ecumedia- To Bigotry No Sanction no year: NOTE: The 35mm broadcast format cassettes are organized in date order, however no years were recorded on the materials received. Perspectives on Israel with Barbara Tuchman Ja 4 2 Heirlooms in Jewish History #3 Ja 4 3 Jewish Lifestyles #10 American Jewish Society for Service F 15 4 The Cameras are There, Israel and the Press (ADL) F 22 5 Shalom Corner #5 Mr 30 6 JCRC Shalom Corner #6; Israel Part 2 Ap 6 7 Jewish Lifestyles #4: Russian Jews My 25 8 Heirlooms in History #2 Je 22 9 Heirlooms in Jewish History #5 Jl 6 10 Heirlooms in Jewish History #4 Jl 6 or Je 29 on tape 11 Heirlooms in Jewish History #6 Jl 13 12 Heirlooms in Jewish History #7 Jl 20 13 Heirlooms in Jewish History #9 Jl 27 162 1 Heirlooms in Jewish History #10 Ag 3 2 Hope Against Hope Ag 31 3 Ecumedia- Viewpoints: NOTE: The 35mm broadcast format cassettes are organized in date order, however no years were recorded on the materials received. Free to Be Ja 4 4 Perspective: American/Israeli Relations Ja 5 5 Jewish Television Magazine #1 Ja 21 6 From Life to Life Mr 2 7 1984 International Folk Festival plus Scenes from the Holocaust Mr 9, [1984] 8 Verdict for Tomorrow Ap 6 9 Yom ha Shoah in Cincinnati (1984) Ap 13 10 Israeli Diary with Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir My 5 11 "Sentenced to Survival" Part I My 18 12 "Sentenced to Survival" Part II My 25 13 United Jewish Appeal # 3- "Vision Israel" Pilot N 3, 1982 14 Elie Wiesel's Jerusalem- Part 2 Je 16 163 1 Healing of Jerusalem- Part 2 and The Demjanuk Trial Jl 6, Je 29 2 Immigrants and Missionaries Ag 24 3 Cincinnati's Yom ha Shoah Ag 31, 1985 4 Only in Jerusalem O 26 5 "Soviet Jewry 1948-1967" [N ?] 6 "Soviet Jewry Since 1967" N 10 7 The Voice of Youth D 28 8 1983 International Folk Festival- Edited Master n.d. 9 Ecumedia- History of Religious Cooperation in Cincinnati n.d.: NOTE: The VHS format cassettes each contain several 90 second clips. Architecture Hospitals Holocaust Social Agencies 10 Civil Rights 1 Civil Rights 2 Higher Learning 2 11 Higher Education 1 Youth Ministries Other Ministries Ecumenism 12 Other Ecumedia n.d.: Israel Culture Caravan, Bubblegum Seeds N 10 13 A Perspective on Israel with Barbara Tuchman (ADL) n.d. 14 Yom ha Shoah in Cincinnati- Edited Master n.d. 164 1 c. Other Video Tape Recordings 1984-1989 "Unique and Universal: A Christian-Jewish Dialogue"- a televised religious forum including Michael Rapp [35mm broadcast tape] N 13, 1984(see also slides in 155/67) 2 Elizabeth Holzman My 21, 1986 [Beta format] 3 Rabbinical Ordination Je 7, 1986: [Beta format] Tape 1 4 Tape 2 5 Tape 3 6 Tape 4 7 Rabbi Fuchs Commentary N 20, 1986 [35mm broadcast tape] 8 "Jerusalem Day" Mr, 1987 [35mm broadcast tape] 9 Academic League n.d. [35 mm broadcast tape] 10 Church State Seminar Footage n.d. [35 mm broadcast tape]: Tape 1 11 Tape 2 12 Tape 3 13 Tape 4 14 Tape 5 15 Tape 6 165 1 JCRC Day O'Fun n.d. [beta format] 2 JCRC "Friedlander" n.d. [beta format]: Tape 1 3 Tape 2 4 Tape 3 5 Rabbi Robert Reimer n.d. [35mm broadcast tape] 6 Refuseniks n.d. [beta format]: Tape 1 7 Tape 2 8 Tape 3 9 Soviet Jewry- JCRC Part 1 n.d. [35mm broadcast tape] 10 "A Time for Valor" n.d. [35mm format] 11 Valley Temple, Cincinnati Ohio- Sunday School Class- Hanukkah n.d. [35 mm broadcast tape] 12 Yom ha Shoah- n.d. [35mm broadcast tape]: Tape 1 13 Tape 2 14 JCRC 50th Anniversary Je 11, 1989 [35mm broadcast tape] 15 "We Know We are Going to be Free: A Visit by Archbishop Desmond Tutu to the Diocese of Southern Ohio" n.d. [VHS format]Copyright © 1998 Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives
