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Mississippi Humanities Council
Mississippi Department of Archives and History
Interview
List R
Ramberg, Charles
F.I.S. Library Project
Cassette. Transcript.
Interviewed by Jan Hillegas
Ramsey, Claude,
Mississippi president, AFL-CI O
1. Jackson State University: Recollections of the Civil Rights
Movement
Archive number: OH 3.27. 90 min.
Interviewed by Elaine Hughes on June 3, 1975
Subjects: opposition from white extremists; role of AFL-CIO
in race relations
2. University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill: Southern Politics
Oral History Collection
Archive number: A112. Tape. Transcript.
3. University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 215. cassettes. Transcript (310 pp.).
Interviewed by Orley B. Caudill on April 28, April 30, and
May 7, 1981
Subjects: Aaron Henry; AFL-CIO; Brown v. Board of Education;
Charles Evers; Civil Rights Act (1964); Claiborne County;
Hodding Carter III; James P. Coleman; James Meredith; Ku Klux
Klan; Medgar Evers; Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party;
NAACP; Port Gibson, Miss.; racial violence; segregation; Rudy
Shields; Ross R. Barnett; Stokely Carmichael; Vernon Dahmer;
voting rights; White Citizens' Council
Randall, Carver,
attorney
Tougaloo College: Delta Oral History Project
2 cassettes. Closed until project is completed.
Interviewed by Kim Lacy Rogers on October 16, 1995, and by
Kim Lacy Rogers and Owen Brooks on October 24, 1995
Randolph, A. Philip,
president, Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; civil rights
leader
Lyndon Baines Johnson Library: The Lyndon Baines Johnson
Oral History Collection
Transcript (30 pp.).
Randolph, James D.,
minister of St. Paul's Methodist Church, Hattiesburg, Mississippi
University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 373. 2 cassettes. Transcript (47 pp.).
Interviewed by R. Wayne Pyle on May 3, 1982
Subjects: Aaron Henry; Black Liberation Movement; Congress
of Racial Equality; Council of Federated Organizations; Fannie
Lou Hamer; James Chaney; Madison County; NAACP; Philadelphia,
Miss.; Philadelphia murders; Rankin County; Stokely Carmichael;
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; Tougaloo College
Rankin, Annie
Tougaloo College: Oral History Collection
2 cassettes. Permission of the interviewer is required to
view the interview.
Interviewed by Amy Jordan on July 17, 1997
Subjects: Charles Evers; Fayette, Miss.; plight of welfare
mothers; Poor People's Campaign
Rankin, Ezekiel
Mississippi Cultural Crossroads: No Easy Journey
Cassette. Rough transcript; not verbatim
Interviewed by Emilye Crosby on April 28, 1992
Subjects: voter registration
Rankin, Hystercine
Mississippi Cultural Crossroads: No Easy Journey
Cassette. Transcript (30 pp.)
Interviewed by Emilye Crosby on May 13, 1992
Rapp, John, Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party summer volunteer, West Point, Mississippi
Stanford University: Project South Oral History Program
Archive numbers: 0258 and 0259. 2 cassettes (3 sides). Transcript.
Rash, Sammie,
minister
1. Tougaloo College: Delta Oral History Project
2 cassettes. Closed until project is completed.
Interviewed by Owen Brooks and Kim Lacy Rogers on February
23, 1996
2. University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 640. 2 cassettes. Transcript (41 pp.).
Interviewed by Michael Garvey on March 30, 1977
Subjects: Aaron Henry; Cleveland, Miss.; Martin Luther King
Jr.; Medgar Evers; NAACP; James Bevel; Robert Moses; role
of churches in the civil rights movement; school integration;
Sunflower County; voter registration
Raspberry, William,
journalist
University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 307. 1 cassette tape. Transcript (15 pp.).
Interviewed by Chester Morgan on December 6, 1983.
Subjects: Okolona, Miss.; segregation
Rauh, Joseph,
labor attorney
1. Columbia University: Allard K. Lowenstein Project/University
of North Carolina-Chapel Hill: Allard K. Lowenstein Archives
Archive number: 1485. 1 cassette. Transcript (48 pp.). Index.
Permission required to cite and quote.
Interviewed by William Chafe on June 9, 1988
Subjects: Aaron Henry; Allard Lowenstein; Arthur Kinoy; Democratic
National Convention (1964);Democratic Party; Edith Green;
Ella Baker; Fannie Lou Hamer; Gloster Current; James Forman;
Mendy Samstein; Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party; NAACP;
National Civil Liberties Clearinghouse; National Lawyers'
Guild; National Student Association; Edwin King; Rita Schwerner;
Ullman Amendment; United Auto Workers; Vera Canson; Walter
Reuther
2. John F. Kennedy Library: John Fitzgerald Kennedy Oral
History Collection, 1964-1983
Transcript (114 pp.).
Interviewed in 1965
3. Lyndon Baines Johnson Library: The Lyndon Baines Johnson
Oral History Collection
Three transcripts (34 pp., 25 pp., and 26 pp.).
Interviewed by Paige Mulhollan
Subjects: Democratic National Convention (1964); Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party; Student Nonviolent Coordinating
Committee
One interview (26 pp.) also in Mississippi Department of
Archives and History Lyndon Baines Johnson Library Collection
4. Mississippi Department of Archives and History: Anne Romaine's
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Oral History
Archive number: OH 81-08.13. Transcript (34 pp.). Transcript
in poor condition. Not to be duplicated without permission
of director, Archives and Library Division.
Interviewed by Anne Romaine on June 16, 1967
Subjects: Aaron Henry; Allard Lowenstein; civil rights lawyers;
Democratic National Convention (1964); Democratic Party; Ella
Baker; Frank Smith; John Bailey; Joseph Rauh; Hubert H. Humphrey;
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party; Robert Moses; Student
Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Also in Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Change's
Anne Romaine Papers, 1963-1969
Ray, Fletcher III,
Canton florist
Madison County-Canton Public Library: Madison County Oral
History Collection
Archive number: 017. 2 cassettes. Transcript (36 pp.). Includes
a tape log.
Interviewed by Michael G. Trend on March 24, 1982
Subjects: C.O. Chinn; Jackson, Miss.; James Meredith; Martin
Luther King Jr.; Meredith March
Raymond, George,
member, Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party; Freedom Rider;
and head of Congress of Racial Equality forces in Mississippi
Howard University: Ralph J. Bunche Oral History Collection
Archive number: DC28.371. Transcript (39 pp.).
Interviewed by Robert Wright on September 28, 1968
Subjects: Black Hawks; Child Development Group of Mississippi;
Congress of Racial Equality; Council of Federated Organizations;
Council of Federated Organizations-leadership; Deacons for
Defense and Justice; Freedom Vote; Mississippi Freedom Democratic
Party; Poor People's Campaign; Student Nonviolent Coordinating
Committee
Reagon, Cordell
see Interview with ten members of the Student Nonviolent
Coordinating Committee
Read, James, Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party summer volunteer, Philadelphia, Mississippi
Stanford University: Project South Oral History Program
Archive numbers: 0482 and 0483. 2 cassettes (3 sides). Transcript.
Reed, Clarke
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill: Southern Politics
Oral History Collection
Archive number: A113. Tape. Transcript.
Reed, Jack, businessman
Millsaps College: Oral History of Mississippi Contemporary
Life and Viewpoint
Transcript (38 pp.). Restriction: prior permission of Director
required.
Interviewed by Gordon G. Henderson on August 12, 1965
Subjects: Citizens' Action Clinics; Civil Rights Act (1964);
Lee County; Methodist Church; Mississippi Economic Council;
school integration; Tupelo, Miss.
Reeves, Frank D.,
civil rights activist; special assistant to President Kennedy,
1961
John F. Kennedy Library: John Fitzgerald Kennedy Oral History
Collection, 1964-1983
Transcript (31 pp.).
Interviewed in 1967
Reid, Sue
Madison County-Canton Public Library: Madison County Oral
History Collection
Archive number: 087. 2 cassettes. Transcript (35 pp.).
Interviewed by Michael G. Trend on November 30, 1982
Subjects: Canton, Miss.; school integration
Reinsch, James
Leonard, executive director, Democratic National
Convention, 1960, 1964
John F. Kennedy Library: John Fitzgerald Kennedy Oral History
Collection, 1964-1983
Transcript (59 pp.).
Interviewed in 1966
Reis, Harold F.,
attorney, Office of Legal Counsel, Department of Justice,
1961-65
John F. Kennedy Library: John Fitzgerald Kennedy Oral History
Collection, 1964-1983
Transcript (45 pp.). Portions closed.
Interview conducted for the Robert F. Kennedy Oral History
Project in 1974 and 1975
Reuss, Michael,
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party summer volunteer, Section,
Mississippi
Stanford University: Project South Oral History Program
Archive numbers: 0257 and 0258. Cassettes (3 sides). Transcript.
Reyer, Joe, native
of Pearl River County
University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 90. Transcript (87 pp.).
Interviewed by Michael Garvey on August 23 and October 20,
1974
Subjects: FBI; Jackson, Miss.; James P. Coleman; lynchings;
Mack Charles Parker; Poplarville, Miss.; racial violence;
Stone County
Rials, Addie
Jackson State University: Recollections of the Civil Rights
Movement
Archive number: OH 76.26. 20 min.
Interviewed by James Daniels on June 1, 1976
Subjects: voter registration
Richardson, Elliott,
secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, Nixon administration
Lyndon Baines Johnson Library: The Lyndon Baines Johnson
Oral History Collection
Transcript (10 pp.).
Richardson, Judy
Columbia University: Student Movements of the 1960s Collection
Transcript (94 pp.).
Interviewed by Adele Ottman on October 10 and December 8,
1986
Subjects: Aaron Henry; Allard Lowenstein; Amzie Moore; Andrew
Goodman; Batesville, Miss.; Batesville-Holly Springs Project;
Brenda Travis; Burke Marshall; Charles Cobb; Civil Rights
Act (1964); Colia Lafayette; Congress of Racial Equality;
Council of Federated Organizations; Curtis Hayes; Cynthia
Washington; Democratic National Convention (1964); Democratic
Party; Donna Moses; Edith Green; Edwin King; Ella Baker; Eyes
on the Prize; Fannie Lou Hamer; Freedom Day (Hattiesburg);
Freedom Schools; Freedom Summer; Freedom Summer training at
Oxford, Ohio; Friends of SNCC; Greenville, Miss.; Greenwood,
Miss.; Herbert Lee; Holly Springs, Miss.; Ivanhoe Donaldson;
Jackson, Miss.; James Chaney; James Farmer; Jimmy Travis;
John Lewis; John Doar; Joseph Rauh; Justice Department; Lawrence
Guyot; Lawyers Committee for Human Rights; Lawyers Constitutional
Defense Committee; Lyndon B. Johnson; Mayersville, Miss.;
Medgar Evers; Medical Committee for Human Rights; Meridian,
Miss.; Michael Schwerner; Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party;
Philadelphia, Miss.; Philadelphia murders; Public Accommodations
Act; racial violence; Ralph Featherstone; Robert F. Kennedy;
Robert Moses; Southern Christian Leadership Conference; Stokely
Carmichael; Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; Sunflower
County; Unita Blackwell; Victor Rabinowitz; Victoria Gray;
voter registration; Voting Rights Act; Walter Reuther; Willie
Peacock; Womanpower Unlimited
Richmond, Julius,
national director, Project Head Start
Lyndon Baines Johnson Library: The Lyndon Baines Johnson
Oral History Collection
Transcript (56 pp.).
Ripley, Minnie,
civil rights activist
University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 341. 2 cassette tapes. Transcript (66 pp.).
Interviewed by R. Wayne Pyle on November 7, 1979
Subjects: Aaron Henry; Alexander Pickett; Charles Evers;
Clarksville, Miss.; Coahoma County; Greenville, Miss.; Head
Start; James Meredith; James P. Coleman; Ku Klux Klan; Mayersville,
Miss.; Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party; NAACP; Ross R.
Barnett; Sharkey County; Stokely Carmichael; Unita Blackwell;
University of Mississippi--James Meredith; voter registration
Ritter, Judy,
staff writer, Jackson, Mississippi public schools
Mississippi Department of Archives and History: Murrah High
School Oral History Project
Archive number: OHP 260. 1 cassette. Transcript. Cassette
inaudible.
Interviewed by Lisa Garner in March 1978
Subjects: Brandon Sparks; Jackson, Miss.; Jackson public
schools; school integration
Roberts, Nick, aide
to Congressman David Brown
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill: Southern Politics
Oral History Collection
Archive number: A255. Tape.
Robinson, Lillie
Tougaloo College: Delta Oral History Project
1 cassette. Closed until project is completed.
Interviewed by Kim Lacy Rogers and Owen Brooks on December
8, 1995
Robinson, Wilbert
Madison County-Canton Public Library: Madison County Oral
History Collection
Archive number: 007. 1 cassette. Transcript (26 pp.). Includes
a tape log.
Interviewed by Michael G. Trend on February 17, 1982
Subjects: Anne Moody; boycott of Canton's white merchants;
Canton, Miss.; Congress of Racial Equality; economic boycotts;
integration of public accommodations; NAACP; police harassment;
racial intimidation; segregation; voter registration; White
Citizens' Council
Rodgers, Bilbo
Tougaloo College: Civil Rights Documentation Project
1 cassette tape. Transcript (47 pp.)
Interviewed by Stephanie Scull Millet on May 26, 2000.
Subjects: sharecropping; church school; World War II; basic
training; Liverpool, England; D-Day; segregation; African-American
schools; Medgar Evers; Charles Evers; integrating the schools;
International Paper Company; Freedom Summer.
Rogers, George W.,
state legislator
1. University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill: Southern Politics
Oral History Collection
Archive number: A114. Tape. Transcript.
2. University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 652. 3 cassette tapes. Transcript (75 pp.).
Interviewed by Orley B. Caudill on November 16, 1977
Subjects: Brown v. Board of Education; John Bell Williams;
Paul B. Johnson Jr.; Vicksburg, Miss.
Rogers, Oscar
Allen Jr.
Tougaloo College: Delta Oral History Project
1 cassette. Closed until project is completed.
Interviewed by Brian Creel on November 6, 1995
Subjects: American Association
of University Professors; Arkansas Baptist College; Brown
v. Board of Education; desegregating the AAUP; Gunnar
Myrdal; Harvard University; Jacob Reddix; James Meredith;
John F. Kennedy; Little Rock Nine; lynching of Emmett Till;
lynching of Mack Parker; Martin Luther King; McLaurin
v. Oklahoma; Medgar Evers' murder; Navy service; Plessey
v. Ferguson; Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee;
Vernon Dahmer murder; Walter Washington; Youth Legislative
and Government Study Assembly Incorporated
Rogers, Will Henry
Jr., Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee field
worker
Howard University: Ralph J. Bunche Oral History Collection
Archive number: DC28.387. Transcript (52 pp.).
Interviewed by Robert Wright on June 29, 1969
Subjects: Freedom Summer; Mississippi Freedom Democratic
Party; Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; Student
Nonviolent Coordinating Committee-expulsion of whites
Rogovin, Mitchell,
assistant attorney general, Department of Justice, 1969
Lyndon Baines Johnson Library: The Lyndon Baines Johnson
Oral History Collection
Transcript (82 pp.).
Romaine, Anne
State Historical Society of Wisconsin: Social Action Collections
3 tape recordings (Archive number: 498A). Transcripts (Archive
number: SC 1069).
Subjects: individuals directly connected with the Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party
See Ella Baker, Annie Devine, Ivanhoe Donaldson,
Lawrence Guyot, Fannie Lou Hamer,
Aaron Henry, Bill Higgs, Robert Kastenmeier, Edwin King,
Sandy Leigh, Allard Lowenstein,
Robert Moses, Joseph Rauh, Mendy Samstein, John Stewart,
Walter Tillow
Roosevelt, Franklin
Delano III
Columbia University: Allard K. Lowenstein Project/University
of North Carolina-Chapel Hill: Allard K. Lowenstein Archives
Archive number: 1485. 1 cassette. Transcript (35 pp.). Index.
Permission required to cite and quote.
Interviewed by William Chafe on November 18, 1988
Subjects: Allard Lowenstein; Allard Lowenstein-split with
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; allegations of
communist influence in the civil rights movement; Democratic
National Convention (1964); Fannie Lou Hamer; Freedom Summer;
National Student Association; Robert Moses; Staughton Lynd;
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Ross, Harvey T.,
judge
University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 663. 1 cassette. Transcript (21 pp.).
Interviewed by Homer Hill on December 1, 1994
Subjects: Aaron Henry; Bennie F. McLaurin; Charles Stringer;
Clarksdale, Miss.; Coahoma County; Coahoma Opportunities,
Inc.; Dixiecrat party; Gus Roessler; Head Start; Jesse Epps;
Ku Klux Klan; Oscar Carr; Robert Patterson; Robert Sargent
Shriver; Semmes Luckett; Southern Educational Recreation Association;
White Citizens' Council
Ross, Tommie
Tougaloo College: Delta Oral History Project
1 cassette. Closed until project is completed.
Interviewed by Nikisha Ross on October 28, 1995
Ross, William Matt
Mississippi Cultural Crossroads: No Easy Journey
Interviewed by Emilye Crosby on May 17, 1992
Cassette. Rough transcript.
Subjects: boycott of Claiborne County's white merchants;
Claiborne County; economic boycotts; NAACP
Rubin, Larry,
Freedom Summer volunteer
University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 624. 3 cassettes. Transcript (50 pp.).
Interviewed by John Rachal on November 11, 1995
Subjects: Civil Rights Act (1964); Council of Federated Organizations;
Democratic National Convention (1964); Eddie Smith; freedom
libraries; Freedom Schools; Freedom Summer; Freedom Summer
training at Oxford, Ohio; Holly Springs, Miss.; James Forman;
Ku Klux Klan; Madison County; Marshall County; Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party; Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission;
Robert Moses; role of music in the civil rights movement;
Rust College; Southern Christian Leadership Conference; Stokely
Carmichael; Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; voter
registration
Ruff, David, Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party summer volunteer, Clay County, Mississippi
Stanford University: Project South Oral History Program
Archive number: 0241. Cassette. Transcript.
Rusk, Bill, Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party summer volunteer, Vicksburg, Mississippi
Stanford University: Project South Oral History Program
Archive number: 0312. Cassette. Transcript.
Russell, Jimmy
Jackson State University: Recollections of the Civil Rights
Movement
Archive number: OH 11.10. 20 min.
Interviewed by Kattie Sullivan on May 30, 1977
Subjects: Clinton, Miss.; role of churches in the civil rights
movement; Rust College
Rustin, Bayard,
civil rights leader and director, A. Philip Randolph Institute
Lyndon Baines Johnson Library: The Lyndon Baines Johnson
Oral History Collection
Transcript (38 pp.).
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