ACRL News Issue (B) of College & Research Libraries


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People
PROFILES

B r i c e  G. H o b r o c k , form erly assistant dean of 
libraries for adm inistrative services at th e U n iv er­
sity of N ebraska-L incoln, has b e e n  n am ed  library 
dean at Kansas State U niversity, M anhattan, ef­
fective F e b ru a ry  1.

H o b ro ck  has se rv e d  as assistan t lib rary  dean  
and a library faculty m e m b e r at N ebraska since 
1975. H e also has b e e n  an associate d irecto r of 
th e  library at Virginia Polytechnic In stitu te  and 
State U niversity, and a research chem ist at Esso 
R esearch and E n g in eerin g  Com pany.

H e  holds a b a c h e lo r’s d e g re e  from  E m p o ria  
State U niversity, a m aster’s d eg ree from th e  U ni­
versity of D en v er, and a P h .D . d e g re e  from K an­
sas State. In addition to his adm inistrative library 
work, he also has b e e n  a senior F u lb rig h t Fellow  
to Brazil and a consultant to th e  Brunswick C o r­
poration and to several colleges.

C h a r l e s  E . K r a t z , h ead  of public services for 
th e  U niversity of M issouri-Kansas C ity Libraries, 
has b e e n  nam ed associate college librarian at Rid­
e r C o lle g e , L a w re n c e ­
v ille , N ew  Je rse y . H e 
began his new  d u ties in 
early January.

Kratz served as head 
of public services at th e 
U n iv e r s ity  o f M is so u ­
ri-Kansas C ity L ibraries 
from S e p te m b e r, 1980.
H e served in th e  assis­
ta n t d ire c to r’s capacity 
fo r o n e  y e a r  b e tw e e n  
S e p te m b e r , 1979, an d  
S eptem ber, 1980. Charles E. Kratz

B e fo re  t h a t , K ra tz  
was h ead  of p u b lic services for th e U niversity of 
New H aven from January, 1978, to August, 1979. 
H e was also evening public services librarian at 
N ew H aven for two years.

K ratz e arn ed  his MLS d eg ree from th e  U niver­
sity of M aryland in 1976. H e also holds BA and 
MA d e g re e s  in h isto ry  from  th e  U n iv e rsity  of 
N otre D am e.

P re sid e n t of th e  M issouri L ibrary Association/ 
Junior M em b er Round Table, Kratz has review ed 
books for Library Journal and Choice Magazine.
In  a d d itio n , h e w ro te  th e  p ro c e e d in g s for th e

 
 

acad em ic lib ra ry  w o rk sh o p  of th e  8 0 th  A nnual 
M e e tin g  on C o o p e ra tiv e  C o lle c tio n  D e v e lo p ­
m ent, M issouri L ibrary Association.

E l v in  E . St r o w d  has b e e n  ap p o in ted  u n iv e r­
sity librarian and d irecto r of the Perkins L ibrary 
S y ste m  a t D u k e  U n iv e r s ity , D u r h a m , N o rth

C arolina, effective Jan ­
u a ry  1. H e  h as b e e n  
acting lib rarian  for th e 
p a s t y e a r , fo llo w in g  
C o n n ie  D u n l a p ’s r e ­
tirem en t.

S tro w d  j o i n e d  th e  
D u k e  lib r a r y  s ta f f in 
1955 as h ead  of circula­
tio n . In  1970 h e  was 
nam ed assistant u n iv e r­
sity librarian for circula­
tio n  a n d  d e p a r tm e n ta l 
lib ra rie s , a n d  in 1978, 
a s s is ta n t u n iv e rs ity  li­ Elvin E . Strowd
b ra ria n  fo r p u b lic  s e r ­
vices.

Strow d has se rv e d  in various capacities w ith 
th e  N o rth  C aro lin a L ib rary  A ssociation, having 
b e e n  d ir e c to r  of th e  E x e c u tiv e  B oard a n d  r e ­
cen tly  ch airm an  of th e  C ollege an d  U n iv ersity  
Section. F o r six years h e was advertising m anager 
for The Southeastern Librarian.

H e has held positions in acquisitions and circu­
lation at W ilson L ibrary at U N C -C hapel Hill, was 
assistant field d irecto r of th e A m erican R ed Cross 
at F o rt G ordon, G eorgia, from 1951-53, and in 
1950-51 was an in stru cto r of history at G uilford 
College in G reensboro.

H e receiv ed  a C ouncil on L ib rary  R esources 
F e llo w s h ip  fo r 1 9 7 0 -7 1  a n d  t h e  D u r h a m  
Savoyard’s d istingu ish ed service aw ard in 1973 for 
services as p ro d u c e r and m e m b e r of th e  technical 
crew.

Strow d holds a b ach elo r’s d eg ree from G uilford 
College, as well as a M aster’s d eg ree in history 
and a BS in library science from th e U niversity of 
N orth C arolina at C hapel Hill.

A P P O IN TM E N TS

M a r g a r e t  H . B e a n  has b e e n  ap p o in ted  assist­
ant librarian at th e  Technology L ibraries, U niver­
sity of M ichigan, Ann Arbor.

N a n c y  B i e r s c h e n  has jo in ed  th e Inform ation 
S e rv ic e s  s e c tio n  a

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t T h e  U n iv e r s ity  o f T exas 
H ealth Science C e n te r at San Antonio Library.

J  E . B  was ap p o in ted  head  of collec­
tio n

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n t  fo r T e m p le  U n iv e r s ity , 
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n iv ersity  of N ew  M exico, Al­
b u q u e rq u e .

D  W .  B  is now referen ce librarian at 
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U n iv e r s ity , L a k e  C h a r le s , 
Louisiana.

W i l l i a m  E . B , J ., has b e e n  a p p o in te d  
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Yale U niversity Library.
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iv e rsity  of R o c h e ste r, N ew  
York.

L y n n  C . C a r n e y  was appointed assistant head 
of th e Acquisitions D ep artm en t, D uke University 
Library, D urham , N orth Carolina.

W a l t e r  T . C , JR., was ap p o in ted  as­
sistant reference/

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ion librarian at the P ul­
ling Law Library, Villanova U niversity, Philadel­
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eaton College, N orton, Mas­

sachusetts.
C y n t h ia  C o m e r  is the new  social science refer­

en ce lib rarian  at th e  O b e rlin  C ollege L ib rary , 
Ohio.

D a r l a  C  has b een  appointed assistant 
librarian an

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of th e Circulation Services D i­
vision at M eyer Library, Stanford University.

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Ellis L ibrary, U niversity of 
Missouri at Columbia.

E  D  has joined the reference staff of 
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H arvard University.
Jo a n  R . E c h t e n k a m p  has jo in ed  th e  staff of 

The C laude M oore H ealth  Sciences L ibrary  of 
the U niversity of Virginia, Charlottesville, as his­
torical collections/reference librarian.

D i a n e  L . E i d e l m a n  has been  appointed head 
of th e G o v ern m en t D ocum ents Division of the

B rooklyn C o lleg e L ib ra ry , C ity  U n iv e rs ity  of 
New York.

W e n d y  S. E n g e l  has b een  app ointed reference 
librarian at th e M edical Library of Yale U niver­
sity, N ew  H aven, C onnecticut.

F r a n k  F  has b een  appointed library con­
serv ato r at 

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se W e ste rn  U niversity L ib raries, 
C leveland, Ohio.

Ju d i t h  F e l s t o n  is now archivist at the Balch 
In stitu te for E th n ic Studies, Philadelphia.

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a  K . F u l t o n  has been  appointed infor­
ecialist of the Regional Inform ation and 

C o m m u n ic a tio n  E x ch an g e at Rice U n iv e rsity , 
H ouston.

M a r y  G i u n t a  has b een  nam ed collection m an­
agem ent librarian at th e W ollm an Library, Bar­
n ard College, Colum bia U niversity, N ew  York.

C h r is t in e  W .  G o o d n e s s  has joined the staff of 
the U niversity of R ochester Library, New York, 
as conversion project coordinator.

J u d i t h  G  has jo in e d  th e  r e f e re n c e  
staff of th e I

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U niversity, South Bend, Li­
brary.

D o n a l d  T . G r e e n  has b een  appointed music 
catalog lib ra ria n  of th e  F o n d re n  L ib rary , Rice 
U niversity, H ouston.

Jo h n  B . H a l l  has b een  nam ed assistant dean 
to th e School of L ibrary and Inform ation Science, 
D rexel U niversity, Philadelphia.

E i l e e n  D . H a r d y  has b e e n  appo inted history 
b ib lio g ra p h e r and re fe re n c e  lib rarian  at Boston



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University.
C l a ir e  R . H e l  has b een  appointed to the 

B oston U n iv ersity
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L ib ra ry  staff as in te rlib ra ry  
loan and reference librarian.

S h i r l e y  A . K . H
reference librarian 

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he University of O regon, 

Eugene.
A l a n  H o  has b een  nam ed director of th e 

Law L ibraiy
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 Villanova U niversity Law School 
in Philadelphia.

D e n n i s  R . H y a t t  has b een  ap p o in ted  law li­
brarian of the U niversity of O regon Law School, 
Eugene.

C a r o l y n  A. Jo  has joined the staff of the 
Ith aca C ollege L

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y, New York, as assistant 
music/audio librarian.

R o g e r  K a r r  has been  prom oted to head librar­
ian of the U.S. D ep artm en t of Justice, A ntitrust 
Division, W ashington, D .C .

B  A  K  has jo in e d  th e  re fe re n c e  
staff

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niversity, South Bend, Li­
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nform ation at the S pencer 

Kellogg Division of Textron, In c., Buffalo, New 
York.

St e p h e n  M . K o v n a t  has b e e n  app ointed assist­
ant librarian in th e M edia Resource C en ter and 
Inform ation Services D e p a rtm e n t of th e H ealth 
Sciences Library, State U niversity of New York at 
Buffalo.

R o b e r t  F . K  has jo in e d  th e  re fe re n c e  
staff of th e India

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niversity, South Bend, Li­
brary.

St e p h e n  L e h m a n n  is now hum anities librarian 
at Sw arthm ore College Library, Pennsylvania.

W e n d y  P . L  has b een  ap p o in ted  assis­
tan t to the direc

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t th e  U niversity of Michigan 
Libraiy, Ann Arbor.

L e o n a r d  N. M a t h l e s s  has b e e n  a p p o in te d  
catalog librarian in th e N ear E ast Division, Yale 
U niversity Library.

W a y n e  C. M  has b een  appo inted Coor­
d in a to r of D e p

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e n ta l L ib ra rie s, at T em p le 
U niversity, Philadelphia.

G e o r g e  A . M i l e s has b een  appointed curator 
o f th e  W e s te r n  A m e ric a n a  C o lle c tio n  o f th e  
Beinecke Library, Yale University.

St e v e  M o r r is  has been  appointed reference li­
brarian at th e  U niversity of Louisville L ibrary, 
Kentucky.

N a n c y  P a l m e r  is now acquisitions librarian at 
the U niversity of Arizona, Tucson.

E v e  C. P i n c k n e y  has b e e n  a p p o in te d  to th e 
position of m anagem ent services librarian at Old 
D om inion University, Norfolk, Virginia.

K  S  has b e e n  a p p o in te d  acq u isi­
tions

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C om m unity College Library, L ittleton, Colorado.

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lm an Library, B arnard C ol­
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Tucson.
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rian at G eorgetow n U niversity Li­

b raiy, W ashington, D .C .
B e t t y - C a r o l  S e l l e n  has b een  appointed act­

ing ch ief librarian  of th e Brooklyn C ollege L i­
brary of th e City U niversity of New York.

L il l i Se n t z  is now history of m edicine librarian 
in the H ealth Sciences Library, State U niversity 
of New York at Buffalo.

G a r y  R . Sip e  has b een  appointed library ser­
vices librarian in th e Art & A rchitecture Library, 
Yale University.

B r u c e  P. St a r k  has been  appointed archivist, 
M anuscripts and Archives Division, Yale U niver­
sity Library.

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r t  J. St o u t  has b e e n  appointed assistant 
 of th e  T aubm an M edical L ibrary, th e 

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
P a u l  F . S t u e h r e n b e r g  has b e e n  a p p o in te d  

catalog lib rarian  in th e  D ivinity L ibrary, Yale 
University.

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a t r ic ia  T i m b e r l a k e  has b een  appointed head 
eneral R eference Services at Ellis L ibrary, 

University of Missouri, Columbia.
S h i e l a  W a l k e r  is now  staff cataloger at th e  

Balch In stitu te for E th n ic Studies, Philadelphia.
V e r a  W a r r ic k  has b e e n  nam ed Serials Catalog­

ing Section head  at the University of California at 
Santa Barbara.

D a r l e n e  W e i n g a r t h  has accepted the position 
of serials librarian for The W ashington College of 
Law Library at the Am erican U niversity in W ash­
ington, D .C .

L e Ann W e l l e r  is now catalog librarian at the 
U niversity of Arizona, Tucson.

L  W  has b e e n  a p p o in te d  s c ie n c e  
catal

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at the M ugar M em orial Library, 
Boston University.

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e y z h d a  Z il p e r  has been  appointed Slavic 
rapher at th e U niversity of N orth Carolina 

at C hapel Hill.
RETIREMENTS

L  W. D  re tire d  on D ecem b er 31 as 
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istration at the U niversity of 
Iowa Libraries, Iowa City, after 23 years of ser­
vice. D unlap came to Iowa in 1958 as director of 
libraries and professor of libraiy science. His p re ­
vious positions included associate director of the 
U niversity of Illinois Library, 1951-58; librarian 
of th e U niversity of British Colum bia, 1949-51; 
assistant chief of th e M anuscripts Division of the 
L ibrary of Congress, 1948-49; assistant ch ief of 
the G eneral Reference and Bibliography Division 
of the L ibrary of Congress, 1945-48; and head of 
the Acquisition D ep artm en t at the U niversity of 
W isconsin Library, Madison.

A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of th e U niversity of



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O reg o n  in 1933, D u n lap  e a rn e d  th re e  additio nal 
d e g re e s  at C o lu m b ia  U n iv e rsity : a m a s te r s in 
A m erican lite ra tu re  (1938), a b a c h e lo r’s in library 
science (1939), a n d  a P h .D . in A m erican h istory 
(1944).

A life m e m b e r of ALA, D u n lap  has also serv ed  
as p re s id e n t o f th e  Iow a L ib ra ry  A ssociation in 
1968-69. In  1970 P re s id e n t Nixon a p p o in te d  him  
a m e m b e r o f th e  first N ational C om m ission on 
L ib raries a n d  Info rm ation Science for a te rm  of 
six years.

H e  h as c o n tr ib u te d  a rtic le s to m an y  p ro fe s ­
sional jo u rn a ls, a n d  in 1976 c o -e d ite d  a m o n o ­
g ra p h , The Publication o f  A m erica n  H istorica l
Manuscripts. H e  was also p ro je c t d ire c to r for th e

 
 

2 -v o lu m e W allace Papers (1975), a n d  e d ito r o f 
R eadings in L ib ra ry H istory (1972), A m erica n  
H istorical Societies 1790-1860 (1944), an d  th e  L et­
ters o f  Willis G aylord Clark and Lewis G aylord 
Clark (1940).

J o h n  P . H e r l i n g ,  c h ie f lib ra ria n  a t B rooklyn 
C ollege, C ity U niversity o f N ew  York, re tir e d  on 
F e b ru a ry  1.

A. K  O , a s s o c ia te  d e a n  o f t h e  
S ch o o l 

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 I n f o rm a tio n  S c ie n c e  a t 
D rexel U n iv ersity , P h ilad elp h ia, since 1969, will 
re tir e  on Ju n e  30, 1982.

A m e m b e r  o f t h e  
D r e x e l f a c u lty  s in c e  
1 9 5 2 , O l l e r  w as p r o ­
m o te d  to associate p ro ­
f e s s o r  in  1 956 a n d  to  
p ro fe s s o r in  1968. She 
s e rv e d  as acting d ean  of 
th e  sc h o o l in  1 9 6 7 -6 8  
a n d  w as n a m e d  to th e  
n e w  p o s t  o f a s s o c ia te  
d ean  in 1969.

S h e  h o ld s  a n  M L S  
from  th e  U n iv e rs ity  of A . I llin o is  (1951) a n d  a Kathryn O ller
d o cto rate from  th e  U n i­
versity of M ichigan (1963). O ile r’s p rim ary  te a c h ­
ing in te re s ts  have b e e n  in re fe re n c e  re s o u rc e s 
an d  services, p articu larly  for th e  h u m a n itie s and 
social scie n c e s, a n d  in g o v e rn m e n t d o c u m e n ts. 
H e r  30 y e a rs o f s e rv ic e  c o n s titu te  th e  lo n g e st 
te n u re  o f any faculty m e m b e r in th e  school since 
its form ation in 1892.

O l l e r  b e g a n  h e r  p ro f e s s io n a l c a r e e r  in  t h e  
H u n t i n g d o n  C o u n ty  (P a .) L i b r a r y , a n d  l a t e r  
w o rk e d  fo r t h e  J u n i a t a  C o lle g e  L i b r a r y , t h e  
A d am s C o u n ty  (P a.) P u b lic  L ib r a r y , a n d  t h e  
P e n n sy lv a n ia  S tate L ib ra ry  b e fo re  e n te r in g  th e  
field of lib ra iy  education.

Jo h n  K . M u s g r a v e  has re tir e d  after 15 years of 
s e r v ic e  as S o u th e a s t A sian  b ib l io g r a p h e r  a n d  
H ead  of th e  S o u th east Asia D ivision at T h e U n i­
versity of M ichigan L ibrary, A nn A rbor.

B e fo re  a s s u m in g  h is  p o s it io n  a t M ic h ig a n , 
M usgrave was c u ra to r of th e  S o u th east Asia C ol­
lection at th e  Yale U n iv ersity  L ib raiy . H e  serv ed  
n a tio n a lly  on m a n y  c o m m itte e s , in c lu d in g  th e  
E xecutive C o m m itte e  o f th e  S o u th east Asian M i­
croform  P ro ject an d  th e  C o m m itte e  on R esearch 
M aterials on S o u th east Asia, A ssociation for Asian 
S tudies. H e  also s e rv e d  as a c o n su lta n t for th e  
d e v e lo p m e n t  o f S o u th e a s t A sia c o lle c tio n s  a t 
o th e r u n iv ersities.

M usgrave e a rn e d  his u n d e rg ra d u a te  d e g re e  at 
H arv ard  U niversity, m ajoring in history. H e also 
re c e iv e d  a m a ste r’s d e g re e  from  H a rv a rd  w ith a 
c o n c e n tra tio n  in h is to r y  a n d  F a r  E a s te r n  la n ­
g u a g e s, a n d  p u r s u e d  g ra d u a te  s tu d ie s  a t Yale 
U n iv ersity  a n d  th e  U n iv ersity  o f Rangoon. M us­
g ra v e ’s m a s te r ’s d e g r e e  in lib ra r y  sc ie n c e  w as 
e a rn e d  at Sim m ons C ollege.

M a d e l i n e  C . Y o u r m a n  r e t i r e d  in F e b r u a r y  
fro m  th e  p o s itio n  o f d e p u ty  c h ie f  lib r a r ia n  a t 
Brooklyn C ollege.

DEATHS

N o r m a n  L . K i l p a t r i c k , fo rm e r d ire c to r o f li­
b ra rie s a t F lo rid a S tate U n iv ersity  a n d  associate 
d ire c to r  o f lib ra rie s a t th e  U n iv e rs ity  of Iow a, 
d ied  on Jan u ary  27. K ilpatrick, w ho also h e ld  a 
position at K raus Periodicals in N ew  York, had 
re tire d  in 1969.

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a n d  f o r m e r  law  li b r a r ia n  a t th e  C o r n e ll L aw  
School from  1935 to 1965, d ied  on January 25. A 
m e m b e r o f th e  C o rn ell faculty since 1931, M orse 
had re tir e d  in 1969. H e h a d  also se rv e d  as associ­
ate d ean  for alum ni affairs an d  p la c e m e n t at th e  
law school.

K a t h e r i n e  P. R ossi, a s s o c ia t e  lib r a r ia n  a n d

co o rd in ato r of th e  T echnical Services D e p a rtm e n t 
at th e  F . F ran k lin  M oon L ibrary, C ollege of E n ­
v iro n m en tal Science an d  F o re s try , State U n iv e r­
sity o f N ew  York, S y racu se, d ie d  on F e b ru a ry  
6. S h e  h a d  b e e n  a t t h e  M o o n  L i b r a r y  s in c e  
1966. ■■

News from the Field
A C Q U IS IT IO N S

•  A n t i o  U , Yellow Springs, Ohio, 
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M organ, fo rm er A ntioch p re s id e n t, first d ire c to r 
of O hio’s M iam i Valley C onservancy D istrict, and 
first chairm an of th e  T e n n e sse e  Valley A uthority 
(TVA). In c lu d e d  in th e  collection are family an d  
g e n e r a l c o r r e s p o n d e n c e ;  r e s e a r c h  fo r tw e n t y  
books and h u n d re d s o f articles an d  speeches; an d  
m aterial on A ntioch, th e  TVA, e n g in eerin g , M or­
gan’s C o m m u n ity  Service organization, a n d  s p e ­
cial p ro jects in w hich M organ was involved. Irw in  
A bram s, A ntioch U n iv ersity  d istin g u ish ed  p ro fes­
sor of history, notes th a t D r. M organ becam e “a 
social p la n n e r  of g re a t vision a n d  in te rn a tio n a l 
r e p u t a t i o n . ’’ As an  e n g in e e r , M o rg a n  w as i n ­
volved in over 50 w ater-co n tro l p ro jects and  as a 
c o n su lta n t, h e  se rv e d  ed u catio n al a n d  c o n stru c ­
tio n  p r o je c ts  in F in la n d , A frica, M exico, a n d  
India.

•  T h e M a n u s c rip t D iv isio n  o f th e  H a r v a r d  
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 H e n ry  H astie P ap ers, a collection of 
a p p r o x im a te ly  3 5 ,0 0 0  ite m s . H a s t ie , la w y e r , 
e d u c a to r, G o v e rn o r o f th e  V irg in  Isla n d s a n d  
Ju d g e o f th e  U .S. C o u rt of A ppeals, T h ird  C ir­
cuit, d ied  in April, 1976. M aterials in c lu d e d  are 
drafts of an d  c o rre sp o n d e n c e  reg ard in g  opinions; 
C o u rt a d m in istra tiv e  item s such as re p o rts and 
statistical tables; briefs; c o rre sp o n d e n c e  re la tin g  
to his in v o lv em en t in civic an d  an ti-discrim ination 
causes; m an u scrip ts o f w ritings; and biographical 
m aterial in clu din g  p h o to g rap h s a n d  h o n o rary  cita­
tion.

•  I n d i a n a  U n i v e r s i t y ’ s L illy  L i b r a r y , 
B loom ington, has a d d e d  to its P o u n d  collection 
m ore th an  12,000 le tte rs from  th e  estate of E zra 
P o u n d ’s widow, D o ro th y  S hakespear Pound. This 
collection of incom ing co rresp o n d en ce, in clu din g  
le tte rs from  T. S. E liot, Jam es Joyce, K ath erin e 
A nne P o rte r, and L aw ren ce of A rabia, has b e e n  
a c q u ired  by th e  Lilly L ibrary  from  M rs. P o u n d ’s 
h e irs. T h e  le tte r s , w hich ra n g e  o v e r th e  years 
from 1900 to 1973, th e  y ear after E zra d ied , are 
p rin cip ally  c o n c e n tra te d  in th e  p e rio d  b e tw e e n  
1946 a n d  1953, th e  d iffic u lt y e a rs  o f P o u n d ’s 
c o n fin e m e n t a t S aint E liz a b e th ’s H o sp ita l, a n d

th e  p e rio d  le a s t w ell d o c u m e n te d  in  his b io g ­
raphies. A ccom panying th e  collection is th e  co r­
re sp o n d e n c e  b e tw e e n  P o u n d  and his good frien d  
an d  m usical m e n to r, A gnes B edford. T h e re  are 
198 le tte rs from  P o u n d  w ritte n  b e tw e e n  1919 a n d  
1940 a n d  88 fro m  B e d f o r d  d a tin g  fro m  1938 
th ro u g h  1968. T h e Lilly L ibrary is p ro cessin g  th e  
collection and expects to have it available for use 
by scholars in th e  spring.

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l l s a p  C o l l e g e , Jackson, M ississippi, has 
 a c o m p le te , a u to g ra p h e d , first e d itio n  

collection of th e  books of E u d o ra  W elty, d o n ated  
by th e  a u th o r. In  1972 W e lty  w on a P u litz e r  
P riz e  for h e r  n o v el, The O p tim ist’s D a u gh ter.
Also in c lu d e d  in th e  collection are tw en ty  m a tte d

 
 

an d  sig n e d  b la c k -a n d -w h ite  p h o to g ra p h s W elty  
shot in M ississippi w hile w orking as a pub licity  
ag en t for th e  federal W ork P rojects A d m in istra­
tion.

•  R i c e  U n i v e r s i t y ’ s F o n d re n  L ib rary , H o u s­
ton, officially and ap p ro p riate ly  b ecam e a m ajor 
c e n te r for th e  study o f m an n ed  space flight w ith 
th e  tra n sfe r of th o u sa n d s o f h isto rical m aterials 
co llected  d u rin g  th e  p a st tw en ty  years by NASA. 
T he m an n ed  flight collection, originally h o u sed  at 
th e L yndon B. Johnson Space C e n te r, consists of 
le tte rs, m em oran d a, Telex m essages, m in u tes of 
m e e tin g s , r e p o r ts , p ro p o sa ls, a n d  ta p e d  i n t e r ­
v ie w s. As th e  in d e x in g  o f t h e  m a te r ia l ta k e s 
p lace, th e  co llectio n  will b e  m a d e  available to 
NASA via a re m o te  te rm in a l to th e  d atabase at 
th e  Space C e n te r. Rice lib rary  users of th e  collec­
tion on site will also have access to th e  n e w e r 
d o cu m en ts still at NASA via th e  sam e c o m p u te r 
set-up.

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H o u s e  in  H a m p s te a d , E n g la n d . T h e s e  d o c u ­
m en ts, m any of th e m  u n p u b lish e d , in clu d e le t­
te rs an d  m em orabilia of th e  K eats circle.

•  T he U n   T ’ E u g e n e  C. B arker 
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lection o f m aterial d o cu m en tin g  th e  c a re e r of th e  
late L u th e r H . E vans, d ire c to r g e n e ra l of U N ­
E S C O  from  1953 to 1958. In  1935 E vans, a p o lit­
ical scientist, organized and d ire c te d  th e  H isto ri­
cal R ecords S u rv ey  for th e  w orks P ro je c ts Ad-