UAW PRESIDENT'S OFFICE: LEONARD WOODCOCK COLLECTION Papers, (Predominantly, ) 1221/4 linear feet

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1 UAW PRESIDENT'S OFFICE: LEONARD WOODCOCK COLLECTION Papers, (Predominantly, ) 1221/4 linear feet Accession Number 262 L. C. Number MS The files from Leonard Woodcock's office during his tenure as President of the United Automobile Workers were placed in the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs in 1977 by Mr. Woodcock and were opened for research in August of Leonard Woodcock was named President of the UAW in May 1970, following the death of Walter P. Reuther. He was elected to a full term at the union's 23rd Constitutional Convention in April, 1972, and re-elected in He retired in May During his tenure as UAW President, Woodcock led the union in acquiring historic contract gains. In 1970, after a sixty-seven-day strike against General Motors, the union achieved a settlement restoring full cost-of-living benefits and early retirement after thirty years. The 1973 auto negotiations produced an even more liberal 30-and-out program, dental insurance, restrictions on overtime, improved COLA and SUB benefits, and stronger health and safety provisions. In 1976 the union won vision care and hearing aid benefits as well as reduced overtime. While Woodcock devoted most of his attention to the union during these years, he also was involved with several organizations whose interests were parallel with those of the union, including the Committee for National Health Insurance, National Commissions on Productivity and on Supplies and Shortages, the Labor Management Advisory Council, and the National Urban Coalition. Following his retirement, Woodcock was nominated by President Jimmy Carter to a position as Chief of the U. S. Liaison Office in the People's Republic of China. He was the United States' first ambassador to that country since World War II, and served in that capacity until Upon his return from China, Woodcock accepted a position in the Center for Chinese Studies at the University of Michigan. He also has done occasional guest lectures for other departments, including law, economics, and political science. The files of the UAW President's Office reflect Woodcock's activities and interests during the time he served as the union's President.

2 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files -2- Important subjects covered in the collection are: Alliance for Labor Action Civil Rights Commerce, Domestic and International Economy. Ford Motor Company General Motors Corporation Health Care International Metalworkers Federation NAACP National Commission on Productivity National Commission on Supplies and Shortages National Health Insurance National Urban Coalition Negotiations Richard M. Nixon Union Jurisdiction UAW Locals and Regions Among the important correspondents are: William Beckham Irving Bluestone Donald Ephlin Douglas Fraser Melvin Glasser Edward M, Kennedy Emil Mazey George McGovern Ernest Moran Ken Morris Richard M. Nixon William Oliver Victor Reuther Walter Reuther Kenneth Robinson Jordan Rossen Steven I. Schlossberg Robert Walker Nat Weinberg An index to subjects and correspondents will be found beginning on p. 53.

3 -3- Contents UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files 245 manuscript boxes Series I, General Union Files, , Boxes 1-52: A general union subject file arranged alphabetically, and containing correspondence, memoranda, reports, and clippings relating to a variety of subjects of interest to the union and to Woodcock. Series II, Negotiations, ,Boxes 52-65: Files concerning negotiations between the UAW and corporations or companies whose workers the union represented, especially those with Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors. They include notes, internal memoranda and planning materials, correspondence, and drafts of contracts and benefits packages. Series III, Internal Studies, , Box 66: Studies commissioned by the UAW and done by outside agencies regarding worker attitudes and opinions about the union by its members. Series IV, Jurisdictional Files, , Boxes 66-67: Files of correspondence and memoranda concerning jurisdictional disputes between the UAW and other unions over representation of groups of workers, from the period of Walter Reuther's presidency. Series V, Alliance for Labor Action, , Boxes 68-72: Records, particularly those pertaining to grant proposals and requests, of the UAW's involvement with the activities of the Alliance for Labor Action. Series VI, Union Correspondence, , Boxes : Alphabetically arranged correspondence including letters and memoranda concerning almost every conceivable topic, including the grievances or complaints of rank and file UAW members. Series VII, Foreign Correspondence, , Boxes : Letters, memoranda, reports, press releases, and speeches regarding various foriegn countries and including such topics as trade unionism, factionalism, and multinational corporations. Series VIII, Accepted and Rejected Invitations, , Boxes : A chronological series of invitations for events, memberships on committees, and the like. It is separated into two groups: those which were accepted, and those which Woodcock was unable to accept. Series IX, Organizations and Activities, , Boxes : Subseries A: An alphabetical series of correspondence, reports, meeting and conference materials concerning the activities outside the UAW in which Woodcock was involved as member, advisor, or director. Subseries B: Memberships of a more personal nature, arranged alphabetically.

4 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files -4- Series X, Personal Correspondence, ,Boxes : An alphabetical series of correspondence to Woodcock concerning congratulations, special visits, or photo and autograph request; and from Woodcock to UAW members in recognition of retirements, fiftieth anniversaries, and other similar events. Series XI, Speeches and Testimony, , Boxes : A chronological series of speeches and speech notes, testimony, remarks, interviews, and articles by Leonard Woodcock during his tenure as president. Series XII, Clippings, , Boxes : A chronological series of newspaper and journal clippings on many topics, some accompanied by memoranda. Non-manuscript material: Two photographs and a folder of political bumper stickers were placed in the Archives Audio Visual Collection. A storage box (1 linear foot) of books, pamphlets, and contracts has been placed in the Archives Library. Other collections in the Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs which relate to the UAW President's Office/Leonard Woodcock Files include: UAW Vice President's Office/Ken Bannon Collection UAW Vice President's Office/Leonard Woodcock Files Woodcock Speeches Collection, (located in the Archives Library, with a card index to subjects in the Archives Reading Room.)

5 -5- Series I General Union Files, Boxes 1-52 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files This series consists of a general union subject file, arranged alphabetically, and containing correspondence, memoranda, reports, and some clippings from or on a variety of subjects and organizations of interest to the UAW and to Woodcock. Box 1 1. ABC Absentee Ballot Countdown, Aerospace Department, Box Aerospace Department, Agricultural Implement Department Ag World, Air Pollution, 1970 Box Air Pollution, ALCOA, Alcoholism, Amalgamated Clothing Workers, Amalgamated Meat Cutters, American Bar Association, American Council on Germany, AFL-CIO, Box AFL-CIO Correspondence, AFSCME, American Federation of Teachers, American Freedom from Hunger Foundation, 1973 Box 5 1. American League for International Assistance, American Petroleum Institute, American Postal Workers Union, Americans for a Working Economy, "The Analytical Trouble Shooting Program", Anti-Trust, Arbitration Services Department, Arctic Gas Project, Automation Research Council, 1972

6 Box Automation Research Council, Auto-Lite Company, Automobile Emissions, UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files Box Automobile Emissions, Automobile Exise Tax, Automobile Insurance, Box Auto Trade, Canada, B-l Bomber Program, Bechtel Group, Bendix Corporation, 1972 and Blood Donor Programs, Blue-Cross-Blue Shield, Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, 1971 and 1975 Box 9 1. Building Trades Unions, Burroughs, Corporation, Bussing, Calley, Lt. William, Cambodia-Kent State Statement, Cambridge Reports, Inc., 1975 Box Cambridge Reports, Inc., Campaign Financing, CAP )Community Action Program) Department, Box CAP Department, CAP Michigan, Career Education, Center for National Policy Reviews, Center of National Security Studies, Chamber of Commerce Task Force, Civilian Technology Administration, 1971 Box Coalition of Labor Union Women, Collective Bargaining, Commission to Study the Organization of Peace, Committee for a National Trade Policy, Communications Workers of America,

7 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files Box 12 continued Community Health Association, Community Services Department, Conference on Public Service Employment, Congressional Budget Committee, Congressional Reform, Constitution Committee, Construction Trades, 1971 Box Consumer Affairs, Conversion Bill (McGovern), Corporate Responsibility Project, Corporate Secrecy, Cost of Living Council, Box Cost of Living Council, Council on National Priorities and Resources, Council on Religion and International Affairs, Councils, UAW, Defense Spending, Democratic Review, Dental Programs, Detroit Action Program Against Unemployment, Detroit, City of, Box Detroit Labor Council, Detroit Tooling Association, Detroit, University of, Distributive Workers of America, Ditchley Conference, Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement, Donnelley Mirrors, Drug/Alcohol Abuse, Dubors (W.E.B.) Institute, Dumping of Foreign Autos on U.S. Market, Eaton Corporation, B ox Economy, Education, Election Financing,

8 Box UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files 1-5. Employee Stock Ownership Plan, Energy, Box Energy, Box Energy, Engineers, Environment, Box Environment, Environmental Protection Agency, Box Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Cases, Ervin Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, 1973 Box European Community, European Metalworkers Federation, Ex-Cello Corporation, Exports, Fair Employment Practices, Food, Food Stamp Legislation, Ford, Gerald R., Box Ford Motor Company, Ford Foundation, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, Foreign Visitors, Box Foreign Visitors, Foundry Council, Four-Day 40-Hour Work Week, Frontlash, Fuel, Full Employment 10. General Motors Corporation (Frank James Notes), 1967

9 -9- UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files Box 24 continued General Motors Corporation, 1970 Box General Motors Corporation, Box General Motors Corporation, Box General Motors Corporation, General Motors Corporation - Areas of Public Concern, General Motors Corporation - Canada, General Motors Corporation - Clippings, General Motors Corporation - on Multinational 12. General Motors Corporation - Strike Support, 1970 Box General Motors Corporation, Strike Support, General Motors-UAW Meetings, 1974 U.S.A. v. GM and Ford, January German Marshall Fund of the U.S., Glass Bottle Blowers Association, Graphic Arts International Union, Health Care, Box H.E.W., US Department of, Housing, Humphrey Hawkins Bill (H.R.SO), Imports, Imports, AFL-CIO Statements, Industrial Relations Research Association, 1974 Box Institute for Consumer, Occupational, and Envirnmental Safety, Inflation, Interface Magazine, International Association of Bridge, Structural. and Ornamental Iron Workers, International Association of Machinists, International Brotherhood of Lectrical Workers, International Brotherhood of Teamsters, International Chemical Workers Union, 1970 and ICFTU Congresses, 1975 and International Harvester,

10 Box 30 continued International Ladies Garment Workers Union, International Longshoremen's Association, International Molders and Allied Workers, International Union of Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers, International Union of United Brewery Workers, International Women's Year,, 1974 Box Jewish Labor Committee, Labor Department, U.S., Labor for Peace, Labor Policy Advisory Committee on Multinational Trade Negotiations, Box Labor Policy Advisory Committee for Multinational Trade Negotiations, Box Labor Policy Advisory Committee for Multinational Trade Negotiations, Labor Sector Advisory Committee on Electrical and Electronic Equipment, Labor Sector Advisory Committee on Transportation Equipment and Primary and Fabricated Metal Products, Labor Summit Meeting, Labor University Alliance, Box Local Union 887, UAW, Meat Boycott, MIA's, Muskie for President, National Alliance for Shaping Safer Cities, National Center for Voluntary Action, National Citizens Committee to Aid GM Strikers, National Commission for Manpower Policy, National Farmers Union, National Maritime Union, National Peace Action Coalition, Box National Urban League, National Voter Registration Association, National Women's Political Caucus, Nixon, Richard M., UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files

11 -11- UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files Box 35 continued 9. Nobel Peace Prize Committee, Occupational Safety and Health, Box Office of Economic Opportunity, U.S., OPEIU Strikes, 1971 and Oil, Chemical, and Atomic Workers, Oral History, Columbia, Oral History, JFK Library, Oral History, Michigan State University, Oral History, G.R. Urban, Parts and Suppliers Department, UAW, Pattern Makers League, Pay Board, U.S., 1971 Box Pay Board, U.S., Pay Board, U.S., Aerospace, Pay Board, U.S., Agenda nad Policy, 1972 Box Pay Board Clippings Pay Board Manual, Pay Board Minutes, Pay Board Pacific Maritime Association - International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, Pay Board Staff Submissions, Pay Board Weekly Status Reports, 1972 Box Pension Reinsurance, Phase II, Poverty, President's Reorganization Project, U.S., Price Commission, U.S., Price Monitoring, Price Wage Review Board, Prices-Profits, Box Prices-Profits, Prison Reform, Prisoners of War, Product Liability, Rail Transportation, 1974

12 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files -12- Box 40 continued 10. Region 1, UAW, Region 1A, UAW, 1970 and Region 1B, UAW, Region 2, UAW, 1968 Box Region 2, UAW, Region 6, UAW, Region 9A, UAW, Retail Clerks International Association, Retail, Wholesale, and Department Store Union, 1971 and Reuther Aircraft Accident, Reuther, W.P., Memorial, Revenue Sharing, 1971 Box Satra Corporation, 1976Schoolcraft College, Service Employees International Union, Social Security Advisory Council, Sheet Metal Workers International Association, Stadium (Wayne County), Students, Taxes, Textile Workers Union of America, The Newspaper Guild, Typographical Unions, Unemployment, Unions, Box United Farm Workers of America, United Furniture Workers of America, UGT, United Mine Workers, United Nations Environmental Program, United Paper workers International Union, United Plant Guard Workers of America, Box United Rubber Workers, U.S. Bicentennial, U.S. Department of the Navy, U.S. Government,

13 Box U.S. Government, Box UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files 1-2. U.S. Government, U.S. House of Representatives, Box U.S. House of Representatives, Box U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Senate, Box U.S. Senate, Box U.S. Senate, United Steelworkers of America, United Transportation Union, Upholsterers' International Union, Utility Workers of America, Wage-Price Freeze, Washington Office (International Affairs Department) UAW, Box Washington Office (International Affairs Department) UAW, Box Washington Office (International Affairs Department) UAW, Welfare Reform, Work Place, Workers' Action Movement, 1973 World Confederation of Labour, World Federation of Trade Unions,

14 Series II Negotiations, Boxes UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files A group of files concerning negotiations between the UAW and various corporations and companies whose workers the union represented, especially Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors. The files include notes, internal memoranda and planning materials, correspondence, drafts of contracts, and benefit packages. Box 52 continued Aerospace Negotiations, Agricultural Implement Negotiations, American Motors Corporation Negotiations, 1976 Box Auto Negotiations, Auto Negotiations, COLA, Auto Negotiations, Cost, Auto Negotiations, Pensions, 1973 Auto Negotiations, Phased Retirement, Auto Negotiations, 1976 Box Bendix Negotiations, Budd Negotiations, 1977 Caterpillar Negotiations, Chrysler Negotiations, Agreement, 1971 Chrysler Convention, Chrysler Negotiations, Opening Statement, 1973 Chrysler Negotiations, Fact Books, Chrysler Negotiations, Notes, 1973 Box Chrysler Negotiations, Proposal, Chrysler Negotiations, Bargaining Issues, Chrysler Negotiations, Benefit Programs, Chrysler Negotiations, Canada, Chrysler Negotiations, Cost of Living Council, Chrysler Negotiations, Dental, Chrysler Negotiations, Equal Application, Chrysler Negotiations, Insurance, Chrysler Negotiations, Overtime,

15 Box Chrysler Negotiations, Overtime, Chrysler Negotiations, Pensions, Chrysler Negotiations, Retirement, Chrysler Negotiations, SUB, Chrysler Negotiations, Working Conditions, Chrysler Negotiations, Agreements, Chrysler Negotiations, Contract Summaries, Chrysler Negotiations, Reactions, Chrysler Negotiations, Chrysler Negotiations, Letters, 1976 Box Chrysler Negotiations, Working Agreements, Chrysler Negotiations, Contract Summaries, Dana Negotiations, Deere Negotiations, Box 58 Box 59 Box Deere Negotiations, Eaton Negotiations, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Agreements, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Meetings, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Opening Statement, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Fact Book, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Bargaining Issues, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Mailings, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Mortality Study, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Notes, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Proposals, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Working Agreements, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Insurance Agreement, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Retirement Agreement, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, SUB Agreement, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Settlement, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Benefits Plans, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Costs, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Hours of Labor, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Notes, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Press Conferences, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Proposals, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Retirement and Pensions 1976 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files

16 Box UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files Box 62 Box Ford Motor Company Negotiations, SUB Plan, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Working Agreement, Ford Motor Company Negotiations, Settlement, General Motors Corporation Negotiations, General Motors Corporation Negotiations, Strike Votes, General Motors Corporation Negotiations, Staff, Collective Bargaining Committee, Genera l Motors Corporation Negotiations, Telegrams, General Motors Corporation Negotiations, Opening Statements, General Motors Corporation Negotiations, Notes, General Motor Negotiations, Bargaining Issues, General Motors Negotiations, Canada, 1970 General Motors Negotiations, Proposals, General Motors Negotiations, Retirement, 1970 General Motors Negotiations, SUB Plan, General Motors Negotiations, Wages, 1970 General Motors Negotiations, Settlement, General Motors Negotiations, Clippings & Releases, 1970 General Motors Negotiations, General Motors Negotiations, Corporate Finances, 1973 General Motors Negotiations, Notes, General Motors Negotiations, Proposals, General Motors Negotiations, Statements, 1973 General Motors Negotiations, Canada, General Motors Negotiations, Insurance, 1973 General Motors Negotiations, SUB Plans, General Motors Negotiations, Wages, 1973 General Motors Negotiations, Working Agreements, General Motors Negotiations, Letters of Understanding, 1973 Box General Motors Negotiations,Letters of Understanding, General Motors Negotiations, Settlement, General Motors Negotiations, General Motors Negotiations, Bargaining Issues, General Motors Negotiations, Convention, General Motors Negotiations, Proposals, General Motors Negotiations, Press Conference, General Motors Negotiations, Contract Settlement, 1976 Box General Motors Negotiations, Settlement, International Harvester Negotiations, McDonnell-Douglass Negotiations, 1971 and North American Rockwell Negotiations, Teamsters Negotiations, 1970 and United Rubber Workers - Goodyear Agreement, 1970

17 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files Series III Internal Studies, Box 66 Studies commissioned by the UAW and performed by outside agencies regarding worker attitudes and opinions of the union by its members. Box "The System of the Internal Remedies of the UAW: A Criticism", Detroit, "A Study of Membership and Leadership Opinion in UAW Region Three, Hart Research, "A Survey if the Opinions and Attitudes of UAW Region 3 Members in Indiana", Hart Research, "The Gallup Study of Communications Credibility", Gallup Organization, 1976 Series IV Jurisdictional Files, Boxes Files of correspondence and memoranda concerning jurisdictional disputes between the UAW and other unions over representation of groups of workers. Box 66 continued 5-8. American Sterlizer Co., International Molders and Allied Workers v, UAW, Box Bill Aerospace, UAW v AFTE, Bill Aerospace, AFTE,

18 Box 67 continued -18- UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files 4. Chevrolet, Brotherhood of Painters, Chicago Rawhide Company, Amalgamated Meat Cutters, Douglass Aircraft, UAW v. IAM, Fairchild Hiller Company, Teamsters, Hoover Chemical Company, Jackson Company, UAW Presidents Meeting, AFL-CIO, Muehler Climatrol, Building Trades, National Seal Company, URW, Parmalee Products, URW, H.K. Porter Company, URW, Rochester Products v. Building Trades, Steam's Manufacturing, Teamsters & Iron Workers, 1964 Series V Alliance for Labor Action, Boxes Records, particularly those concerning grant proposals and requests, of the UAW's involvement with the Alliance for Labor Action. Box Affiliation, Agreements, Church, Camous, and Community Relation, Clippings, Committee on Community and Social Action, Executive Board, Executive Committee, Film; Finance, Box 69 Box Finances, Founding, Founding Conference, 1969 Grants, Grants, Grant: Committee for National Health Insurance, Grant: Conference on Economic Progress, Grant: Environmental Health Programs, Inc., Grant: medical Committee for Human Rights, Grant: Michigan Artrain, 1971

19 Box 70 continued -19- UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files Box 71 Box Grant: National Association for Community Development, Grant: National Association of Human Rights Workers, Grant: National Committee for a Political Settlement in Vietnam, Grant: National Corporation for Housing Partnerships, Grant: National Council on Hunger and Malnutrition in the U.S., Grant: National Farm Workers Service Center, Grant: North Jersey Community Union, Grant: Southern Mutual Help Association, Grant: Transportation Opportunities Program, Grant: UAW STEP, Grant: United Nations Association of the U.S.A., U.S. National Student Association, Watts Labor Action Committee, Intern Program, International Chemical Workers Union, Labor Organization Annual Reports, Leases, Miscellaneous Correspondence, National Association for Community Development, National Conference on Tax Reform, Organizing, Pamphlets 6. Purpose Statements, Reuther Notes 8-9. Structure, c Tax Information,

20 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files Series VI Union Correspondence, Boxes This alphabetically arranged correspondence includes letters and memos concerning almost every conceivable topic, from social issues to politics to television appearances. A large portion of the material concerns individual grievances or complaints of Rank and file UAW members. Although much of this mail was handled by Woodcock's administrative assistants (especially Beckham, Ephlin, and Moran), it all received Woodcock's attention. Correspondence for 1976 and 1977 is not included. Box A, Box 73 Box A A; Allred, Wayne, Automotive Industries Foundation, B., 1970 Box B., Box B., Box B., 1972 Box B., Box B.,

21 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files -21- Box B., 1974 Box B., Box B., B'nai Brith Dinner, 1973 Bradbury, Jerry, C Box C Box C, Box C, Box C, Box C, 1974 Box C., 1975 Box C., Chernow, Mel, Chesey, Marion J., Curran, Mike, D., Box D.,

22 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files -22- Box D., Box 92 Box D., D., Deakins, Stella, Douglas, Donald Willis, E., Box E., Box E., Esquire Article, F., Box F., Box F., Box F., Finco, Diane M., Fritz, John H., G., Box G., Box G.,

23 Box G., UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files Box Gallery, Gas Credit Card Use, City of Detroit, Great Lakes Basin Commission, H., Box H., Box H., Box H., Box H., Box H., Hale, Earl, Box Hale, Earl, Hall, Edgar, Hoogerhyde, Jerry, Houchens, Robert B., Hover, Robert H., Hutchens, Azlee, I., Box J., Box J.,

24 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files -24- Box J., Jiles, Joseph, Jones, Charles, K., 1970 Box K., Box K., Box K., Box K., Keliipo, Ike K., Kochs, D.G., Korba, Walter, Kraus, Joseph, L., 1970 Box L., Box L., Box L., Box L., Lacko, William J., Lanza, Louis, Leontief, Wassily, Lewis, James H., Lewis, Joe, Lisi, Joe (album),

25 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files -25- Box Correspondence,M, Box Correspondence,M, Box Correspondence, M, 1972 Box Correspondence, M, 1973 Box Correspondence, M, 1973 Box Correspondence, M, 1974 Box Correspondence, M, Box Correspondence, M, N, Box Correspondence, N, Box Correspondence, N, O,

26 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files -26- Box Correspondence, O, P, 1970 Box Correspondence, P, Box 133 Box Correspondence, P, Correspondence, P, Box Correspondence, P, Box Correspondence, P, Pan Coastal, Inc., Perrault, Oliver, Pie 11, Frederick, Pruitt, William A., Correspondence, Q, Box Correspondence, R, Box Correspondence, R, Box Correspondence, R,

27 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files -27- Box Correspondence, R, Box Correspondence, R, Rader, John E., Rosselot, Ralph, Rutherford, Lee; Correspondence re: Jamaica, Ruzicka, William, Correspondence, S, Box Correspondence, S, Box Correspondence, S, Box Correspondence, S, 1972 Box Correspondence, S, Box Correspondence, S, Box Correspondence, S, 1974 Box: Correspondence, S, Box Correspondence, S, 1975

28 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files -28- Box Correspondence, S, Sandoval, George, Saier, Karl, Jr., Schmitt, Otto, Sisson, Paul, Smith, Chesterfield, Smith, Dale, SEMCOG, Squair, James R., Stickney, Paul, Systematic Training and Redevelopment, 1971 Box Correspondence, T, Box Correspondence, T, Box Correspondence, T, Tsertos, George, Correspondence, U, Correspondence, V, Box Correspondence, V, Correspondence, W, 1970 Box Correspondence, W, 1971

29 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files -29- Box Correspondence, W, 1972 Box Correspondence, W, 1973 Box Correspondence, W, 1974 Box Correspondence, W, Weatherly, Otis, White, Louis A., Wiesel, Donald H., Box Correspondence, X, Correspondence, Y, Yamura, Joe S., Correspondence, Z,

30 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files Series VII Foreign Correspondence, Boxes A series of letters, memoranda, reports, press releases, and copies of speeches from or about various foreign countries. Some of the more important subjects include trade unionism and factionalism therein, the effects of multinational corporations, and requests for aid by unions and by individuals. Box Africa, Argentina, 1974, Australia, Bangladesh, Belgium, Chile, China, Columbia, 1970, Cyprus, Czechoslovakia, , Denmark, Dominican Republic, England, Europe, Finland, France, 1973, Germany, India, 1971, 1974, Israel, Box Italy, 2-5. Japan, Latin America, Malaysia, 1970, Mexico, Middle East, Philippines, Portugual, Puerto Rico, Romania, South Africa, 1971, 1974, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, 1970, Uruguay, Yugoslavia,

31 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files Series VIII Accepted and Rejected Invitations, Boxes A chronological series of invitations issued to Leonard Woodcock by individuals and organizations desiring his membership on committees; his presence at meetings, conferences, or testimonials; the use of his name as a sponsor or supporter on organizational letterheads; or his contributions as a speaker. The series is arranged in two groups consisting of those inviations Woodcock accepted, and those he was not able to accept. Box Accepted invitations, May-June June-July August-September October November-December January February March April 1971 Box Accepted Invitations, June July August September October November November-December January 1972 Box Accepted Invitations, January February March April May June

32 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files Box Accepted Invitations, July July, 1972 (U.S.S.R.) 4. August September 1972 October November 1972 December January 1973 February March 1973 Box Accepted Invitations, April May June July-August September 1973 September 1973 (Congressional Black Caucus) October 1973 November December 1973 Box Accepted Invitations, January February March April 1974 May 1974 Box Accepted Invitations, June August September October November December January February March April 1975 Box Accepted Invitations, April April 1975 (National Conference of Democratic Mayors) 4. May June July 1975

33 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files -33- Box 170 (continued) Accepted Invitations, August 1975 Box Accepted Invitations, September October 1975 November November 1975 (National Democratic Issues Conv.) December January 1976 February 1976 Box Accepted Invitations, February March 1976 April May 1976 June 1976 Box Accepted Invitations, July August 1976 September October November December January February 1977 Box Accepted Invitations, February March 1977 April May June Rejected Invitations, January-May 1970 June July 1970 August 1970 Box Rejected Invitations, September October November December January February March 1971

34 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files -34- Box 175 (continued) Rejected Invitations, April 1971 Box Rejected Invitations, May June 1971 July August 1971 September October 1971 November 1971 Box Rejected Invitations, December January February March April May June July Augist 1972 Box Rejected Invitations, September October November 1972 December January 1973 February March April 1973 Box Rejected Invitations, May June July August September October November December 1973

35 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files -35- Box Rejected Invitations, January February 1974 March April 1974 May June 1974 Box Rejected Invitations, July August 1974 September October 1974 November December 1974 January 1975 Box Rejected Invitations, January February 1975 March April 1975 Box RejectedInvitations, May June July August 1975 September October 1975 Box Rejected Invitations, November December January February March April 1976 Box Rejected Invitations, May June July August September October 1976

36 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files -36- Box Rejected Invitations, November December January February March April May June 1977

37 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files Series IX Organizations and Activities, Boxes Files relating to Woodcock's activities in organizations other than the United Automobile Workers. This series is divided into the following two subseries: Subseries A: International, National, and Community Activities, , Boxes Correspondence, reports, meeting and conference materials concerning the activities of organizations in which Leonard Woodcock was involved as member, director, or advisor. Some of the organizations relate directly to labor or management; others concern themselves with such social issues as race relations, health care and insurance, housing, environmental conservation, world peace, and international affairs. The files are arranged alphabetically by official organization names. Subseries B: Personal Memberships, , Box 235 Memberships of a more personal and miscellaneous nature, arranged alphabetically by name of organization. Subseries A: International, National, and Community Activities, Box Ad Hoc Committee on the Human Rights and Genocide Treaties, Advisory Council of National Organizations, Alabama Citizens for Responsive Public Television, Alliance for Food, ACLU National Privacy Program, American Committee for Iberian Freedom, American Committee for United States-Soviet Relations, American Immigration and Citizenship Conference, American Jewish Committee, 1974 Box Asian Studies, University of Michigan, Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies, Carnegie Center for Transnational Studies, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace,

38 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files Box Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Center for National Policy Review, Box Center for National Policy Review, Center for Public Financing of Elections, Center for Responsive Technology, Center for the Quality of Working Life, Channel 56, WTVS, Detroit, Christian Life Commission, Citizens Coalition for Courts and Justice, Citizens Committee Concerned with Freedom of the Press, Citizens Committee for Restoring Public Trust in Government, Citizens for Highway Safety, Box Committee for National Health Insurance, CNHI Bill Draft, 1970 CNHI Financial Statements, Box Committee for National Health Insurance, Committee for National Health Insurance, 1972 Box Committee for National Health Insurance, Committee for National Health Insurance, Committee for National Health Insurance, 1974 Box Committee for National Health Insurance, CNHI Project Health, Committee for National Health Insurance, Committee for National Health Insurance, 1977 Box Committee for Peace and New Priorities, Committee for Public Justice, Common Cause,

39 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files Box Common Cause, Congressional Leadership for the Future, Council on Foreign Relations, Council on Hemispheric Conditions, Democratic Advisory Council of Elected Officials, 1974 Box Democratic National Committee, DNC Charter Commission, DNC Commission on Delegate Selection and Party Structure, Box DNC Commission on Delegate Selection and Party Structure, DNC Democratic Policy Council, DNC National campaign Steering Committee, Detroit Press Club Foundation, Detroit Science Center, Inc., Economic Club of detroit, Economic Growth Council of Detroit, Inc., Box Education Commission of the States, Encampment for Citizenship, Inc., The Energy Outlook and Global Interdependence, Environmental Action, Environmental Health Programs, Inc., Evers (Medgar) Fund, Inc., Fisk University, 1973 Box Fund for an Open Society, Funk and Wagnalls, Inc., Hall of Fame for Great Americans, The Initiative Committee for Economic Planning, Box The Initiative Committee for Economic Planning, Institute for American Democracy, International Metalworkers Federation,

40 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files -40- Box International Metalworkers Federation, IMF Agricultural Implement Industry Conference, 1972 IMF Central Committee Meeting, International Metalworkers Federation, 1973 Box International Metalworkers Federation, International Metalworkers Federation, International Metalworkers Federation, 1976 Box International Metalworkers Federation, IMF European Automotive Conference, International Metalworkers Federation, 1977 Box Joint Commission on Mental Health of Children,Inc., Justice ' 76, Martin Luther King Jr, Center for Social Change, Labor Management Advisory Council, 1973 Box Labor Management Advisory Council, Box Labor Management Group, Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, Box Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, Mainstream, Inc., Metropolitan Fund, Inc., Box Michigan Health and Social Security Research Institute, Michigan Study Commission for the Needs of the Educable Mentally Handicapped, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP),

41 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files -41- Box NAACP, Box NAACP, NAACP Executive Board Report, NAACP Convention 6. NAACP Mississippi Boycott Lawsuit 7. NAACP, National Citizens Committee for Broadcasting, National Citizens Emergency Committee to Save Our Public Libraries, National Coalition for Lower Tuition in Higher Education, National Commission for Industrial Peace, National Commission on Productivity, 1970 Box National Commission on Productivity, Box National Commission on Productivity, Box National Commission on Productivity, Box National Commission on Supplies and. Shortages, Box National Commission on Supplies and Shortages, 1976 Box National Commission on Supplies and Shortages, 1976 Box National Commission on Supplies and Shortages, National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing, National Committee for Commitment to Brotherhood, 1971

42 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files Box National Committe for Full Employment, National Committee for John and Yoko, National Committee on U.S-China Relations, Inc., National Conference on Rural America, National Consumers Conference on Legal Services, 1972, 1977 Box National Council for an Indochina Deadline, National Export Expansion Council, National Housing Conference, Inc., Box National Housing Conference, Inc., National Jewish Hospital and Research Center, 1970, 1974 Box National Labor Committee for the Election of McGovern- Shriver, National Labor Committee for U.S. Savings Bonds, National Petition Committee, 1970 National Planning Association, National Rural Housing Coalition, Box National Urban Coalition, Box National Urban Coalition, Box National Urban Coalition, Box Negotiation Now! Overseas Development Council, 1973 Box Overseas Development Council,

43 UAW President's Office/Woodcock Files -43- Box Pakistan Relief Committee, Peace Alert USA, PIRGIM, 1972, President's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped, Project Independence, 1974 Box Project Independence, Public Agenda Foundation, 1976 Box Public Agenda Foundation, Public Broadcasting Service, 1972 Box Public Broadcasting Service, Public Broadcasting Service/Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Reading is Fudamental, Resource Center for Consumers of Legal Services, Box Ten Outstanding Young Men of America, Trilateral Commission, Box Trilateral Commission, United National Association of the USA, Box United Nations Association of the USA, UNA-USA Economic Policy Council, US Committee to End the Killing in Indochina, 1971 UCLA School of Management Visiting Committee, Box UCLA School of Management Visiting Committee,