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Mississippi Humanities Council
Mississippi Department of Archives and History
Interview
List S
Salter, John R.,
teacher and activist
1. Mississippi Department of Archives and History: Oral History
Collection
Archive number: OH 81-06. 1 reel-to-reel tape. Transcripts:
verbatim, edited, final (124 pp.). Index.
Interviewed by John Jones on January 6, 1981
Subjects: A.A. Branch; A. Daniel Beittel; Aaron Henry; AFL-CIO;
American Civil Liberties Union; American Friends Service Committee;
Arthur Kinoy; boycott of Jackson's white merchants; Brandon,
Miss.; Brookhaven, Miss.; Byron de la Beckwith; Carsie Hall;
Charles Evers; CIA involvement in the civil rights movement;
Citizens' Council of Greenwood; civil rights lawyers; Civil
Rights Act (1964); Claude Ramsay; Colia Liddell Clark and
Lewis Liddell; Congress of Racial Equality; David Dennis;
Democratic National Convention (1964); Dorie Ladner; Doris
Allison; Edwin King; Ernst Borinski; FBI involvement in the
civil rights movement; Fellowship of Reconciliation; Freedom
Riders/Freedom Rides; Gandhian nonviolence; George Raymond;
Greenville, Miss.; Greenwood, Miss.; Gulfport, Miss.; Hazel
Brannon Smith; Hodding Carter III; J.L. Ray; Jack Young; Jackson,
Miss.; Jackson Movement; Jackson Public Library sit-in; Jackson
public schools; James Meredith; John C. McLaurin; Ku Klux
Klan; Lafayette, Miss.; M.B. Pierce; Martin Luther King Jr.;
McComb, Miss.; Medgar Evers; Mississippi Freedom Democratic
Party; NAACP; NAACP Youth Council; Neshoba County; R. Jess
Brown; Robert Honeysucker; Roy Wilkins; sit-ins; Southern
Christian Leadership Conference; Southern Conference Educational
Fund; Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; Tougaloo
College; Virden Addition; White Citizens' Council; William
Kunstler
2. Mississippi State University: John Stennis Oral History
Collection
Transcript. Index.
Subjects: Byron de la Beckwith; Edwin King; Erle Johnston;
Frank Smith; Hazel Brannon Smith; James O. Eastland; John
C. Stennis; Medgar Evers; Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission;
NAACP; Southern Conference Education Fund; Tougaloo College;
White Citizens' Council
3. Southern Regional Council: Will the Circle Be Unbroken?
Archive numbers: 011-012. 2 cassettes. Transcript (30 pp.).
Interviewed by Worth Long in 1983
Subjects: Aaron Henry; Amite County; boycott of Jackson's
white merchants; Burke Marshall; Charles Bracey; Civil Rights
Act (1964); Clarksdale, Miss.; Coahoma County; Colia Liddell
Clark and Lewis Liddell; Congress of Racial Equality; David
Dennis; Dorie Ladner; economic boycotts; Edwin King; Ernst
Borinski; Fred Shuttlesworth; Gloster Current; Greenville,
Miss.; Herbert Lee; James P. Coleman; Jackson, Miss.; Jackson
Movement; Jackson Public Library sit-in; James Meredith; John
Doar; John F. Kennedy; Liberty Miss.; Medgar Evers; Meredith
March; Mississippi Free Press; NAACP; NAACP Freedom
Fund; NAACP Legal Defense Fund; NAACP Youth Council; Philadelphia,
Miss.; Pike County; Robert F. Kennedy; Robert Moses; Roy Wilkins;
sit-ins; Southern Christian Leadership Conference; Student
Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; Tougaloo College; White
Citizens' Council; William Kunstler; Willie Richardson Day
Sampson, L.W.
Jackson State University: Recollections of the Civil Rights
Movement
Archive number: OH 3.20. 53 min.
Interviewed by James Jordan on June 5, 1975
Subjects: Jackson, Miss.; Jackson Police Department
Samstein, Mendy,
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, field secretary
1. Mississippi Department of Archives and History: Anne Romaine's
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Oral History
Archive number: OH 81-08.14. Transcript (3 pp.). Not to be
duplicated without permission of director, Archives and Library
Division.
Interviewed by Anne Romaine on September 4, 1966
Subjects: personal history.
2. Mississippi Department of Archives and History: Anne Romaine's
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Oral History
Archive number: OH 81-08.15. Transcript (43 pp.). Not to
be duplicated without permission of director, Archives and
Library Division.
Interviewed by Annie Romaine on September 4, 1966
Subjects: Aaron Henry; Allard Lowenstein; Amzie Moore; Canton,
Miss.; Council of Federated Organizations; David Dennis; Delta
Ministry; Democratic National Convention (1964); Fannie Lou
Hamer; FBI; Freedom Day (Canton); Freedom Days; Freedom Summer;
Freedom Vote; Greenville, Miss.; Greenwood, Miss.; Hattiesburg,
Miss.; Jackson, Miss.; Hubert H. Humphrey; Lawrence Guyot;
Medgar Evers; Meridian, Miss.; Michael Schwerner; Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party; National Council of Churches; Robert
Moses; Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; Tougaloo
College; Victoria Gray
Also in Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Change's
Anne Romaine Papers, 1963-1969
3. Mississippi Department of Archives and History: Anne Romaine's
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Oral History
Archive number: OH 81-08.16. Transcript (39 pp.). Not to
be duplicated without permission of director, Archives and
Library Division.
Interviewed by Annie Romaine
Subjects: Annie Devine; Democratic National Convention (1964);
Edwin King; Fannie Lou Hamer; Hubert H. Humphrey; James Chaney;
Jasper County; Joseph Rauh; McComb, Miss.; Meridian, Miss.;
Michael Schwerner; Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party; Newton
County; Philadelphia, Miss.; Robert Moses; Student Nonviolent
Coordinating Committee; Vera Canson
Also in Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Change's
Anne Romaine Papers, 1963-1969
Sanders, Emma,
civil rights activist and leader, Mississippi Freedom Democratic
Party
Howard University: Ralph J. Bunche Oral History Collection
Archive number: DC28.394. Transcript (91 pp.).
Interviewed by Robert Wright on July 8, 1969
Subjects: Child Development Group of Mississippi; Congress
of Racial Equality; Freedom Vote; Medgar Evers; Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party; NAACP; racial violence; retaliation
for participating in the civil rights movement; Robert Moses;
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Sanders, Franzetta
Tougaloo College: Civil Rights Documentation Project
2 cassettes tapes. Transcript (60 pp.)
Interviewed by Stephanie Scull Millet on May 17, 2000.
Subjects: segregation in childhood; racial discrimination
regarding employment; Justice Robinson; NAACP; Head Start;
voter registration; Freedom Summer; churches in the movement;
Gladney children integrate Moss Point schools; Jack Young;
Carsie Hall; reprisals; Moss Point Dixie League desegregation;
Chaney, Goodman, and Schwerner
Sanders, Harold
Barefoot, assistant attorney general, Department
of Justice, 1965-1967
Lyndon Baines Johnson Library: The Lyndon Baines Johnson
Oral History Collection
Three transcripts (54 pp., 46 pp., and 42 pp.).
Sanders, I.S.,
educator and principal
Jackson State University: Recollections of the Civil Rights
Movement
Archive number: OH 2.31. 50 min. Tape difficult to understand.
Transcript.
Interviewed by Olger Twyner on October 27, 1975
Subjects: school integration
Sanders, James
Mary Holmes College Oral History Project: Sharecropper Papers
Archive number: OH ta/ts 83-267 v.11. Reel-to-reel tape.
Transcript.
Interviewed by Sandy Hodge on July 10, 1971
Subjects: black businesses; bombings; Charles Evers; racial
violence
Sanders, Thelma,
businessperson
Jackson State University: Recollections of the Civil Rights
Movement
Archive number: OH 3.21. 35 min.
Interviewed by Mildred Williams on June 5, 1975
Subjects: Jackson, Miss.; social change
Sandifer, Iva E.,
teacher, Hattiesburg public schools, and secretary, NAACP
University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 633. 2 cassettes. Transcript (20 pp.).
Interviewed by Kim Adams on November 20, 1994
Subjects: Clyde Kennard; Elaine Armstrong; Hattiesburg, Miss.;
Hattiesburg public schools; John Doar; Justice Department;
Kelly Settlement; Medgar Evers; NAACP; racial violence; Raylawni
Branch; school integration; Vernon Dahmer
Savio, Mario
Columbia University: Student Movements of the 1960s Collection
Transcript (75 pp.).
Interviewed by Bret Eynon on March 5, 1985
Subjects: Andrew Goodman; black power; Congress of Racial
Equality; Democratic Party; Freedom House (Jackson); Freedom
House (McComb); Freedom March; Freedom Riders/Freedom Rides;
Freedom Summer; Freedom Summer training in Oxford, Ohio; Friends
of SNCC; Jackson, Miss.; James Chaney; James Farmer; John
King; Lay Bare the Heart; McComb, Miss.; Michael
Schwerner; Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party; Pete Seeger;
racial violence; sit-ins; Steven Fraser; Student Nonviolent
Coordinating Committee
Saxon, George,
Mississippi Highway Patrol officer
University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 449. 2 cassette tapes. Transcript (34 pp.).
Interviewed by Reid Derr on June 3, 1993.
Subjects: Charles Evers; FBI; Ku Klux Klan; Mississippi Highway
Patrol; Paul B. Johnson Jr.; T.B. Birdsong; University of
Mississippi- integration
Sayles, J.L.
Mississippi Cultural Crossroads: No Easy Journey
Cassette. No transcript, only interviewer's notes.
Interviewed by Emilye Crosby on May 20, 1992
Subjects: Alcorn State University; Alcorn State University-state
trooper intervention; Alexander Collins; boycott of Claiborne
County's white merchants; Calvin Williams; Charles Evers;
Dolly Marguerite Thompson Webb; Evan Doss Jr.;NAACP; racial
violence; role of women in the civil rights movement; Rudy
Shields; voter registration
Scattergood, Charles,
civil rights worker
Sunflower County Library Oral History Collection
1 cassette. Tape difficult to understand.
Interviewed by Jim Abbott in 1986
Note: Jim Abbott, owner and operator of the Enterprise
Tocsin, is believed to have a good copy of the tape.
Schlei, Norbert A.,
assistant attorney general, Office of Legal Counsel, Department
of Justice (1962-66)
1. John F. Kennedy Library: John Fitzgerald Kennedy Oral
History Collection, 1964-1983
Transcript (62 pp.).
Interviewed in 1968
2. Lyndon Baines Johnson Library: The Lyndon Baines Johnson
Oral History Collection
Transcript (45 pp.).
Schurick, Joyce,
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party summer volunteer, Ruleville,
Mississippi
Stanford University: Project South Oral History Program
Archive number: 9006. Cassette (2 sides). Transcript.
Schutt, Jane Menefee
1. Jackson State University: Recollections of the Civil Rights
Movement
Archive number: OH 4.07. 60 min. Tape difficult to understand.
Interviewed by Deborah Denard on July 3, 1976
Subjects: Womanpower Unlimited
2. Millsaps College: Oral History of Mississippi Contemporary
Life and Viewpoint
Transcript (36 pp.)
Interviewed by Gordon G. Henderson on July 16, 1965
Subjects: A. Daniel Beittel; Dr. Britton; A. Greenville,
Miss.; James Allen; Meridian, Miss.; Mississippi Council on
Human Relations; Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission;
Murray Cox; Robert Briscoe; school integration; segregation;
U.S. Commission on Civil Rights; United Church Women
3. University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 623. 4 cassettes. Transcript (42 pp.).
Interviewed by Leesa Faulkner on October 3 and 10, 1994
Subjects: A. Daniel Beittel; Bishop Duncan Gray; Black
Monday; Church Women United; Episcopal church; freedom
rides; Head Start; Jackson, Miss.; James Meredith; Medgar
Evers; Mississippi Council on Human Relations; Tougaloo College;
U.S. Commission Civil Rights; University of Mississippi--James
Meredith; White Citizens' Council
Schwartz, Joseph
University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 736. 1 cassette tapes. Transcript (26 pp.)
Interviewed by Sheila Michaels on July 24, 1999.
Subjects: Rosa Parks; Free Speech Movement; James Baldwin;
liberal culture and politics; Stokely Carmichael; Batesville;
racial murders; Clyde Kennard; Vernon Dahmer; Hattiesburg;
Freedom Summer; Waveland conference; White Folks' Project;
civil rights movement experience
Scott, James
Mississippi Cultural Crossroads: No Easy Journey
Cassette. Rough transcript; not verbatim.
Interviewed by Emilye Crosby on June 22, 1992
Subjects: Deacons for Defense and Justice; integration of
white churches; NAACP; police harassment; Rudy Shields
Scott, Juanita
Tougaloo College: Delta Oral History Project
1 cassette. Closed until project is completed.
Interviewed by Kim Lacy Rogers and Owen Brooks on November
15, 1995
Scott, Randy
Tougaloo College: Delta Oral History Project
2 cassettes. Closed until project is completed.
Interviewed by Halbert E. Dockins on November 7 and December
6, 1995
Seeger, Pete,
folk singer and activist
Mississippi Department of Archives and History: Oral History
Collection
Archive number: OH 80-02. 1 reel-to-reel tape. Transcripts:
verbatim, edited, final (21 pp). Index
Interviewed by Hank T. Holmes and Bill Hanna on November
2, 1979
Subjects: Arthur Kinoy; Democratic National Convention (1964);
Freedom Summer; Greenville, Miss.; Greenwood, Miss.; Jackson,
Miss.; Meridian, Miss.; Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party;
Robert Moses; role of music in the civil rights movement;
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; "We Shall
Overcome"
Sellers, Cleveland
L. Jr., activist
Mississippi Cultural Crossroads: No Easy Journey
Cassette.
Interviewed by Emilye Crosby on January 10, 1993
Shaifer, Evelyn
Mississippi Cultural Crossroads: No Easy Journey
Cassette.
Interviewed by Emilye Crosby on June 23, 1992
Shaw, Terri
University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 724. 2 cassette tapes. Transcript (36 pp.)
Interviewed by Stephanie Scull Millet on June 7, 1999.
Subjects: Freedom Summer; Oxford, Ohio; Antioch College;
SNCC: Jess Brown; Ed King; conflict between Freedom Summer
volunteers and SNCC staff; Philadelphia murders; Sandy Leigh;
Lawrence Guyot; James Forman; Stokley Carmichael; Hattiesburg;
Vernon Dahmer; integration of Hattiesburg Public Library;
Theron Lynd; Freedom Singers; law enforcement in Palmer's
Crossing; Peter Werner; racial violence; successes and disappointments
of Freedom Summer
Shelton, Cecil,
vice president, Mississippi AFL-CIO
University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 213. 2 cassette tapes. Transcript (58 pp.). Includes
a copy of a speech entitled "Mississippi Freedom Summer
Reviewed: A Fifteen Year Perspective on Progress in Race Relations,
1964-1979" given by Charles Shelton at Millsaps College,
Jackson, Mississippi, on October 31, 1979.
Interviewed by Orley B. Caudill on July 21, 1981
Subjects: AFL-CIO; Charles Evers; Claude Ramsey; Freedom
Riders; Grenada County; Holly Springs, Miss.; Ku Klux Klan;
Medgar Evers; NAACP; nonviolence; racial violence; role of
music in the civil rights movement; W.T. Allen
Shimkin, Alex,
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party summer volunteer, Jackson,
Mississippi
Stanford University: Project South Oral History Program
Archive number: 0050. Cassette. Transcript.
Shirley, Ollye Brown
Tougaloo College: Civil Rights Documentation Project
1 cassette tape. Transcript (26 pp.)
Interviewed by Don Williams on June 19, 1999.
Subjects: racism; teaching school in Vicksburg; segregation
of public libraries; school administrator discrimination;
Vicksburg Citizens' Appeal; Bob Moses; bombing of civil rights
school; voter registration; Robert F. Kennedy; Noel Nutt;
police harassment; Democratic National Convention, 1964
Shirley, Ruth,
teacher, Jackson public schools
1. Jackson State University: Recollections of the Civil Rights
Movement
Archive number: OH 3.22a. 20 min.
Interviewed by Jackie Lomax on June 6, 1975
Subjects: integration; Jackson, Miss.; Jackson public schools;
Lanier High School; school integration
2. Jackson State University: Recollections of the Civil Rights
Movement
Archive number: OH 81.04. 20 min. Transcript.
Interviewed by Barbara Johnson on May 4, 1981
Subjects: Jackson, Miss.
Sias, Henry, chairman,
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, Issaquena County
Howard University: Ralph J. Bunche Oral History Collection
Archive number: DC28.412. Transcript (47 pp.).
Interviewed by Robert Wright on August 11, 1968
Subjects: Democratic National Convention (1964); Fannie Lou
Hamer; Issaquena County; Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party;
Unita Blackwell
Simmons, Shirley
Maxine
Mary Holmes College Oral History Project: Sharecropper Papers
Archive number: OH ta/ts 83-272 v.12. Reel-to-reel tape.
Transcript
(7 pp.).
Interviewed by Clarence M. Simmons on May 7, 1970
Subjects: Head Start
Simmons, William
J., White Citizens' Council leader
1. Mississippi Department of Archives and History: Oral History
Collection
Archive number: OHP 392-395. 1 reel-to-reel tape. Unedited
transcript (147 pp.).
Interviewed by Charles Pearce on August 31 and September
9, 11, and 23, 1981
Subjects: Aaron Henry; allegations of communist involvement
in the civil rights movement; Brookhaven, Miss.; Brown
v. Board of Education; Charles Evers; Citizens Councils
of America; Clennon King; Coffey case; council schools;
Dick King; Ellis W. Wright; Fayette public schools; Green
case; Holmes County; Indianola, Miss.; Indianola Citizens'
Council; Jackson, Miss.; Jackson Citizens' Council; Jackson
States' Rights Association; John Bell Williams; Judge Leander
Perez; Judge Tom Brady; Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights
Under Law; Marvin Column; Mississippi Delta; NAACP; Robert
B. Patterson; The Citizens Council; White Citizens'
Council; Wilbur Hooker
2. University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill: Southern Politics
Oral History Collection
Archive number: A115. Tape. Transcript.
3. University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 372. 4 cassettes. Transcript (98 pp.).
Interviewed by Orley B. Caudill on June 26, 1979
Subjects: Alexander v. Holmes County; allegations
of communist influence in the civil rights movement; Brown
v. Board of Education; FBI; Freedom Riders/Freedom Rides;
Freedom Summer; Gomillion v. Lightfoot; Gus Bynum;
Hattiesburg Citizens' Council; Hinds County; Holmes County;
James Farmer; James Forman; James Meredith; Justice Department;
James McShane; Martin Luther King Jr.; Mel Leventhal; NAACP;
racial gerrymandering; Richard Dortch; Robert Patterson; Ross
R. Barnett; school integration; University of Mississippi--James
Meredith; White Citizens' Council
Simons, Bill,
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party summer volunteer, Batesville,
Mississippi
Stanford University: Project South Oral History Program
Archive number: 0326. Cassette (2 sides). Transcript.
Simpson, James C.,
Mississippi state legislator
University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 497. 3 cassettes. Transcript (64 pp.).
Interviewed by Charles Bolton on May 11, 1992
Subjects: Democratic National Convention (1964); Dixiecrat
movement; Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party; racial gerrymandering;
Robert Clark
Smith, Annie Seaton
Tougaloo College: Delta Oral History Project
2 cassettes. Closed until project is completed.
Interviewed by Memzie Smith on November 4, 1995
Smith, E. Hammond,
Hattiesburg civil rights activist
University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 369. 2 cassette tapes. Transcript (63 pp.)
Interviewed by Orley B. Caudill on April 8, 1982.
Subjects: Alcorn State University; Hattiesburg, Miss.; voter
registration
Smith, Frances
Thornton, teacher
University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 661. 1 cassette. Transcript (28 pp.).
Interviewed by Karen Cox on February 14, 1996
Subjects: Pascagoula, Miss.; school integration
Smith, Frank see
Donaldson, Ivanhoe, Charles Cobb, and Frank Smith; See
also Interview with ten members of the Student Nonviolent
Coordinating Committee
Smith, Frank Ellis,
former U.S. congressman
1. F.I.S. Library Project
Video cassette.
Interviewed by Dennis Mitchell in 1990 as a 60-minute public
access program.
2. Southern Regional Council: Will the Circle Be Unbroken?
1 cassette. Transcript (21 pp).
Interviewed by George King
Subjects: Clarksdale, Miss.; Dorie Ladner; Greenwood, Miss.;
Jet; Joyce Ladner; Ku Klux Klan; Martin Luther King
Jr.; Medgar Evers; Sam Block; Student Nonviolent Coordinating
Committee
3. University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 154. 3 cassette tapes Transcript: Part I (86 pp.) Part
II (9 pp.).
Interviewed by Orley B. Caudill on July 2, 1976 and by Yasuhiro
Katagiri on August 27, 1993.
Subjects: black participation in the electoral process; Hodding
Carter Jr.; James Meredith; James P. Coleman; Robert F. Kennedy;
Ross R. Barnett; Southern Manifesto; University of Mississippi;
University of Mississippi-integration; University of Mississippi-James
Meredith; White Citizens' Council
Smith, Helen
Tougaloo College: Delta Oral History Project
1 cassette. Closed until project is completed.
Interviewed by Kim Lacy Rogers and Owen Brooks on August
23, 1995
Smith, Jerome,
principal, Callaway High School, Jackson, Mississippi
1. Mississippi Department of Archives and History: Murrah
High School Oral History Project
Archive number: OHP 261. 1 cassette. Unedited transcript.
Interviewed by Susan Levy
Subjects: Jackson, Miss.; Jackson public schools; school
integration
2. Tougaloo College: Thomas C. Dent Collection
Cassette (1 hr.).
Interviewed by Thomas C. Dent on September 25, 1983
Subjects: Leake County
This interview is held jointly with the Amistad Center, located
on the campus of Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Smith, Lloyd
Tougaloo College: Delta Oral History Project
2 cassettes. Closed until project is completed.
Interviewed by Kim Lacy Rogers and Owen Brooks on February
18, 1996
Smith, Lou, director,
Operation Bootstrap and staff member, Congress of Racial Equality,
Philadelphia, Mississippi
Howard University: Ralph J. Bunche Oral History Collection
Archive number: DC28.419. Transcript (36 pp.).
Interviewed by Robert Wright on November 18, 1968
Subjects: Congress of Racial Equality; Operation Bootstrap
Smith, Mack, Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party summer volunteer, Aberdeen, Mississippi
Stanford University: Project South Oral History Program
Archive number: 0262. Cassette (2 sides). Transcript.
Smith, Melvin,
constable, Issaquena County
Howard University: Ralph J. Bunche Oral History Collection
Archive number: DC28.421. Transcript (23 pp.).
Interviewed by Robert Wright on September 10, 1968
Subjects: Issaquena County; Mississippi Freedom Democratic
Party
Smith, Michael,
professor of criminal justice, University of Southern Mississippi
University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 448. 1 cassette. Transcript (19 pp.).
Interviewed by Reid Derr in 1993
Subjects: Cecil Price; Civil Rights Act (1964); Erle Johnston;
Gwin Cole; Jackson State University; James Meredith; Justice
Department; Ku Klux Klan; James McShane; Martin Luther King
Jr.; Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission; Paul B. Johnson
Jr.; Rex Armistead; University of Mississippi--James Meredith;
Voting Rights Act
Smith, Reuben
Tougaloo College: Delta Oral History Project
1 cassette. Closed until project is completed.
Interviewed by Kim Lacy Rogers and Owen Brooks on December
15, 1995
Smith, Robert,
physician
1. Southern Regional Council: Will the Circle Be Unbroken?
1 cassette. Transcript (17 pp.). Tape in excellent condition.
Interviewed by George King in May 1992
Subjects: Democratic National Convention (1964); demonstrations;
H. McCoy; Emmett Till; Erle Johnston; Ernst Borinski; Freedom
Riders/Freedom Rides; harassment; Hazel Brannon Smith; Jackson,
Miss.; lynchings; Medgar Evers; Medical Committee for Civil
Rights; Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission; NAACP; Oliver
Emmerich; Physicians for Social Responsibility; Public Accommodations
Act; racial violence; Tougaloo College
2. Tougaloo College: Civil Rights Documentation Project
1 cassette tape. Transcript (24 pp.)
Interviewed by Harriet Tanzman on April 8, 2000.
Subjects: Four-H Club; Ernst Borinski; Intercollegiate Council
of Millsaps and Tougaloo; the Movement; picketing the American
Medical Association; Medical Committee for Civil Rights; Medical
Committee for Human Rights; Holmes County medical clinic;
Tufts-sponsored model for comprehensive medical clinic plus
helping services; Mound Bayou as site for comprehensive model;
civil rights movement as change-agent in national health legislation;
Brown University and Tougaloo College program
Smith, Robert L.T.,
NAACP activist, Jackson, Mississippi
Howard University: Ralph J. Bunche Oral History Collection
Archive number: DC28.422. Transcript (52 pp.).
Interviewed by Robert Wright on July 10, 1969
Subjects: Council of Federated Organizations; Freedom Vote;
Jackson Movement; Medgar Evers; Mississippi Freedom Democratic
Party
Smoot, Carrie
Tougaloo College: Delta Oral History Project
1 cassette. Closed until project is completed.
Interviewed by Kim Lacy Rogers and Owen Brooks on January
22,1996
Sorocco, Frank,
Freedom Summer volunteer, Laurel, Mississippi
Stanford University: Project South Oral History Program
Archive numbers: 0406 and 0407. Cassette. Transcript.
Spell, William E.,
member of Sen. John C. Stennis' Washington staff
Mississippi State University: John Stennis Oral History Collection
Transcript. Index.
Subjects: Child Development Group of Mississippi; Erle Johnston;
John C. Stennis; Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission
Spencer, Eugene E.
Mississippi Cultural Crossroads: Tenant Purchase Program
in Claiborne County, Mississippi Unedited transcript.
Cassette.
Interviewed by David Crosby
Subjects: NAACP; role of the clergy in the civil rights movement;
voter registration; voting rights
Spinks,
Eberta, Freedom Summer volunteer, civil rights activist
University of Southern Mississippi:
Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi
Vol. 720. 2 cassettes. Transcript
(36 pp.)
Interviewed by Kimberly Adams
in 1995.
Subjects: Freedom Summer; Great
Depression; integrating Kress Department Store; integrating
the Pinehurst Hotel; Mobile Street in Hattiesburg; voter registration;
World War I; World War II
Stallworth,
State
Tougaloo College: Civil Rights Documentation Project
2 cassette tapes. Transcript (64 pp.)
Interviewed by Stephanie Scull Millet on May 25, 2000.
Subjects: Pascagoula Negro High School; segregation at International
Paper Company; International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulfite
and Paper Mill Workers; NAACP; Legal Defense; class action
suit against International Paper; Medgar Evers; Thurgood Marshall;
racism; voter registration; Bob Moses; Mississippi Freedom
Democratic Party; 1964 Democratic National Convention; Senator
Dwayne Morris; Lyndon Johnson; Fannie Lou Hamer; Head Start;
reprisals
Stanton, Kermit
Tougaloo College: Delta Oral History Project
2 cassettes. Transcript (65 pp.). Closed until project is
completed.
Interviewed by Kim Lacy Rogers and Owen Brooks on April 8,
1996
Subjects: Bolivar County; Brown v. Board of Education;
Mississippi Delta; NAACP; NAACP-Bolivar County; Natchez, Miss.
Stennis, John C.,
U.S. senator, Mississippi
Lyndon Baines Johnson Library: The Lyndon Baines Johnson
Oral History Collection
Transcript (27 pp.)
Steptoe, Eldridge
W. Jr.
University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 653. 2 cassettes. Transcript (22 pp.).
Interviewed by Jimmy Dykes on November 14, 1995
Subjects: Amite County; Congress of Racial Equality; Democratic
National Convention (1964); FBI; Herbert Lee; Jackson, Miss.;
Martin Luther King Jr.; McComb, Miss.; NAACP; Robert Moses;
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; Voting Rights Act
Stewart, Annie
Tougaloo College: Civil Rights Documentation Project
1 DAT tape. Transcript (38 pp.)
Interviewed by Worth Long on March 22, 2000.
Subjects: sharecropping; church; civil rights in Grenada,
Mississippi; Meredith March; Bell Flower Church; integration
of Grenada schools; segregated schools; cooking in the movement;
integrating the Monte Christie Café; working; Dr. Martin
Luther King; Mrs. Rosie Walker
Stewart, John,
attorney; worked with MFDP
Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Change: Anne
Romaine Papers, 1963-1969
Cassette. Transcript (12 pp.).
Interviewed by Anne Romaine in April 1967
Subjects: Democratic National Convention (1964); Democratic
Party; Edith Green; Fannie Lou Hamer; Green Compromise; Hubert
H. Humphrey; Joseph Rauh; Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party;
Roy Wilkins
Stewart,
Peter, Director of Minority Affairs, University of
Mississippi Medical Center
University of Southern Mississippi:
Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi
Vol. 712. 5 cassettes. Transcript
(55 pp.)
Interviewed by Charles Bolton
on August 20, 1997.
Subjects: Air Force; Child Development
Group in Mississippi (CDGM); desegregation of Jackson; freedom-of-choice
desegregation; Friends of Children; Head Start; health care;
Hinds County; Howard University; Jackson State University;
Norman C. Nelson; Mississippi Action for Progress (MAP); premed
consortium; sharecropping; teaching; University Medical Center;
Yale National Urban Fellows Program; Young Concerned Christians
Stewart, Ruth
Juanita see Brandon, Ernest Kennedy and
Ruth Juanita Stewart
Stromquist, Shelton,
civil rights worker
1. Mississippi Department of Archives and History: Oral History
Collection
Archive number: OPH 356. 2 cassettes. Unedited transcript.
Interviewed by John Dittmer on October 15, 1980
2. Wisconsin State Historical Society: Social Action Collections
Archive number: M92-351. Transcript.
Interviewed by John Dittmer in October 1980
Subjects: Freedom Summer; Mississippi Freedom Democratic
Party; voter registration
Sturdivant, Mike,
planter and businessman
Millsaps College: Oral History of Mississippi Contemporary
Life and Viewpoint
Transcript (46 pp.). Restriction: for educational purposes
only. Permission required otherwise.
Interviewed by Gordon G. Henderson on July 6, 1965
Subjects: black diaspora (1965); communist influence in the
Council of Federated Organizations; Delta Council; Delta Ministry;
Greenwood, Miss.; James Meredith; National Council of Churches;
segregation; University of Mississippi-James Meredith
Suarez, Matteo,
Congress of Racial Equality field secretary, Mississippi
1. Howard University: Ralph J. Bunche Oral History Collection
Archive number: DC28.434. Transcript (48 pp.).
Interviewed by Robert Wright on August 11, 1969
Subjects: Congress of Racial Equality; Congress of Racial
Equality-structural problems; Free Southern Theatre
2. Tougaloo College: Thomas C. Dent Collection
Cassette (2 hrs.).
Interviewed by Thomas C. Dent on July 31, 1977
Subjects: Canton, Miss.; Congress of Racial Equality
This interview is held jointly with the Amistad Center, located
on the campus of Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana.
3. Tougaloo College: Civil Rights Documentation Project
2 cassette tapes. Transcript (31 pp.)
Interviewed by Harriet Tanzman on March 26, 2000.
Subjects: racism; Navy service; Oretha Castle; picketing
on Canal Street, New Orleans; George Raymond in Canton, Mississippi;
C.O. and Minnie Chinn; Annie Devine; Neshoba County, 1994;
post-traumatic stress; Freedom Democratic Party; Freedom Summer,
1964; CORE convention, 1966; political campaigning; philosophy
of educating young children; Rainbow child development center,
New Orleans
Sudduth, Charles
Jackson State University: Recollections of the Civil Rights
Movement
Archive number: OH 90.03a/b. 80 min. Tape difficult to understand.
Interviewed by Alferdteen Harrison and class on February
26, 1990
Subjects: Head Start; racism
Sugerman, Jule M.,
associate director, Head Start and deputy associate director,
Community Action Program
Lyndon Baines Johnson Library: The Lyndon Baines Johnson
Oral History Collection
Transcript (63 pp.).
Sullivan, Charles
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill: Southern Politics
Oral History Collection
Archive number: A116. Tape. Transcript.
Summerall, Melinda,
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party summer volunteer, Whites,
Mississippi
Stanford University: Project South Oral History Program
Archive number: 0234. Cassette. Transcript.
Sutherland, Elizabeth
Columbia University: Student Movements of the 1960s Collection
Draft transcript (64 pp.).
Subjects: Council of Federated Organizations; Democratic
National Convention (1964); Democratic Party; Ella Baker;
Fannie Lou Hamer; James Forman; Mississippi Freedom Democratic
Party; Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Swan, Jimmy
University of Southern Mississippi: Civil Rights Movement
in Mississippi
Vol. 187. Transcript (112 pp.).
Interviewed by Michael Garvey on March 23, 1977
Subjects: Americans for the Preservation of the White Race;
Black Panthers; Charles Evers; Coahoma County; Gen. Edwin
Walker; James P. Coleman; James Meredith; Ku Klux Klan; Martin
Luther King Jr.; Ross R. Barnett; White Citizens' Council
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