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Memos, presentation, and photographs relating to the "yurban" marketing concept. Includes photographs of Fab Five Freddy, Sanji, and F. Gary Gary

Mixed public relations records

Yu Xiantang (b. 1926) is a resident of Diaoyutai Village, Yindian Town, Suizhou City, Hubei Province. She is one of the oldest interviewees. In this interview, Yu talks about her memory of the Great Famine, including People's Commune Canteen in 1958, people who starved to death in every production team, and her daughter-in-law who cooked chaff in the pillow. The transcript of this interview has been translated into English.

"Sallie and Her World." Durham, N.C.

Yu Xingying (b.1930) is a resident of Diaoyutai Village, Hubei Province. She lost her parents when she was very young. Her older brother died of starvation.|Wang Wenyou (b.1940) is a resident of Diaoyutai Village, Hubei Province. He lost his parents when he was very young. He lived with his grandmother who also passed away during the Land Reform. He received a piece of land, also herding cattle for other families. He joined the People's Commune and worked as a cook. He married Yu Xingying whose husband died. He remembers that his production team didn't suffer too much because grains were distributed in secret. He does remember that one person died of overeating.

Includes Radio Haiti scripts and external materials (both pre- and post-assassination) relating to the 13 October 1987 assassination of presidential candidate Yves Volel. External materials include materials relating to an earlier attempt on Volel's life; a derogatory open letter to Volel from Duvalierist presidential candidate Edouard Francisque; press, declarations, and reactions to the assassination by the CEP, political parties, and grassroots groups; documents relating to the funeral proceedings; commemorations of the anniversary of the assassination.

Includes clippings, photographs, and 1944 and 1971 tax exemptions.

Administrative records for the Rape Crisis Center.