PCL MS 033 William F. Ringle Collection

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PCL MS 033 William F. Ringle Collection

Introduction

William Frank Ringle was an anthropologist and instructor at the University of Illinois and at Iowa State University. The collection (PCL MS 033) centers on Ringle's personal interest and professional research into the beat generation of the late 1950s to early 1960s; the counterculture of the 1960s and 1970s, including radical social history and politics, Ethnopharmacology drug culture, rock music, and alternative publications; black history and culture, including music; native American history and culture; and miscellaneous other subjects.

The collection was donated to the Browne Popular Culture Library, Bowling Green State University, in April 1988, through the cooperation of Sinan Demirel, a close friend of Ringle's, and Ben Wiese, the executor of the Ringle estate. The collection was inventoried by Sinan Demirel after Ringle's death, and was organized and arranged at the Browne Popular Culture Library by Kelly Roddy, who also prepared the biographical sketch and box/folder inventory.

With the exception of the 19 restricted folders listed in this register, the collection is open to public access for research. However, the duplication of any materials must comply with applicable copyright laws.

This register was compiled by Brenda McCallum, Head Librarian, and Kelly Roddy, Library Assistant, Browne Popular Culture Library, June 1989. This finding aid was updated and revised in September 2009 by Patricia Falk.

Biographical Sketch

William Frank Ringle (1933-1984) was born June 17, 1933, in Okmulgee, Oklahoma and later moved with his family to Phoenix, Arizona. In 1951 he entered the University of Oklahoma where he studied geological engineering. From 1952 to 1957 he was employed by various mining companies in the southwest United States. In 1957 he returned to the University of Oklahoma; however, due to health reasons and divorce proceedings, he was unable to complete his degree.

In 1958 Ringle was inducted into the military. He was released from active duty in 1960 and began attending classes at Arizona State University in 1962. In 1963 he received his B.A. degree and immediately began courses for his M.A. degree in anthropology at Arizona State University. He spent some time in Northern Mexico where he was field foreman for a sponsored research project in the areas of human social behavior and applied anthropology.

In the fall of 1964 Ringle entered the doctoral degree program in anthropology at the University of Illinois where he taught from 1964 to 1968. During this time his interests as a self-proclaimed "hipanthropologist" turned towards the emerging counterculture and drug scene, and student protest movement. In the fall of 1968 Ringle accepted a position at Iowa State University where he taught anthropology classes until 1975.

Ringle never completed his Ph.D., which was cause for his dismissal from Iowa State University in 1975. After leaving the university, he began working for the Chicago Northwestern Railway as a brakeman and conductor. In 1975 he established the Bluff Creek Theoretical Institute, a "small, subsistence commune of working scholars and artists", at Boone, Iowa where he lived until his death in February, 1984.

Scope and Content

The William F. Ringle Collection (1933-1984) includes correspondence, family papers, financial records, and legal documents; subject files, research and fieldwork notes, unpublished bibliographies, papers and reports; teaching files, course outlines, and class rosters; and books, periodicals, newspapers, and other printed materials, including alternative publications, such as underground newspapers and comic books, small press monographs, and ephemeral materials such as flyers and pamphlets. All of the books and monographs ca. 2,325 and some of the serials ca. 950 from the Ringle Collection have been separated from the 61 boxes of manuscript materials, and are integrated and intershelved with related cataloged holdings in the Browne Popular Culture Library. A local note links the provenance of the cataloged books to the Ringle Collection.

The collection reflects various aspects of Ringle's research, teaching, and bibliographic work in the areas of cultural anthropology, Ethnobotany, and Ethnopharmacology, as well as his professional memberships in such organizations as AMORPHIA (The Cannabis Cooperative), S.T.A.S.H. (Student Association for the Study of Hallucinogens, Inc.), N.O.R.M.L. (National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws), and the Peace and Freedom Party.

Of particular interest are the notes, bibliographies, papers, published items, and ephemeral materials compiled by Ringle for his research projects, which provide insight into the emergence of youth subcultures and protest movements in the 1960s, and their history and development throughout the next decade. The special strength of this collection is Ringle's contemporaneous ethnographic research on the hippie and psychedelic drug subcultures of the era.

Ringle was a teacher, ethnographer, bibliographer, and collector, rather than a prolific writer, and the collection reflects these personal strengths and weaknesses. While the printed material spans from 1900 to 1984, the core of the collection. Series IV is formed by research conducted by Ringle from 1967 to 1978, and includes manuscripts for his paper "Dealers and Dopers in Sema: Ethical and Methodological Problems in the Ethnographic Study of Illegal Aspects of the Culture of Contemporary Society" (1971), and his bibliographies "Psychedelics and Society: A Topically Indexed Survey of the Technical, Popular and Folk Literature on the Origins, History and Functioning of the Psychedelic Drug Scene of the Emergent Hip Subculture" (1970-1973), "Words of the Struggle: A Selected Bibliography of Works on the American Negro" (1968), "Blacks & Blues: Selected Bibliography of Black Music and Musicians in American History and Culture" (1972), and "Rock Anthem of the Hipocalypse: Musical expression, popularization, and mass diffusion of hip ethos through commercialization in the pop arts and entertainment media" (1972).

Series Description

Restrictions

The following materials in the Ringle Collection are sealed and closed to access. Due to their personal, confidential nature they will be opened for research only with the advance written permission of Ben Wiese, executor of Ringle's estate and that of any other persons named in the papers:

Box 1, Folders 9-13
Box 2, Folders 1-8
Box 11, Folder 1
Box 33, Folder 1
Box 34, Folder 8
Box 35, Folders 6, 14, 15

Series I:Personal Papers, 2 boxes1944-1979Arranqed chronologically, and by functional typeIncludes brief biographical information, correspondence primarily outgoing letters relating to graduate school admissions and degree requirements, and some confidential family financial records and legal documents

Series II:Professional Files, 2 boxes1968-1978Arranged chronologically, and by name of organizationIncludes correspondence, flyers, catalogs, order forms, membership records, and other materials relating to Ringle's memberships in and affiliations with professional organizations, and his subscriptions to many newsletters, magazines, journals and donations of underground comics from Dan Fernelius.

Series III:Graduate School Research, 2 boxes1963-1965Arranged chronologically, by research project: Yaqui Indians in Sonora Mexico, Guadalupe Arizona Project, and Three Turkey Ruin [n.p.]Includes thesis proposal, research notes and papers, field notes, film logs, and photocopied materials.

Series IV:Post-Graduate Research, 36 boxes1963-1983*Includes correspondence, research notes and papers, photocopied journal articles and book chapters, printed materials, bibliographic references, and unpublished bibliographies and reports. Arranged chronologically, and by research topic into fourteen subseries, as follows:

Aboriginal Fish Poisons 1965*
East African Cultures 1966-1967*
Ethnobotany and Ethnopharmacology of African Primates 1967*
Ethical Aspects of Social Science Research 1969*
"Hip" Counterculture and Psychedelic Subculture 1967-1975*
Also includes material on the history, social and cultural aspects, and religious, mystical, and philosophical uses of psychedelic drugs in alternative subcultures in the United States
Drug Culture and Cross-Cultural Ethnopharmacology 1968-1973*
Includes materials on the cross-cultural history, chemical, medical, and pharmacological aspects of such drugs as LSD, marijuana, hash, "magic mushrooms," peyote, alcohol, and tobacco; information on their cultivation and preparation; medical history and folk medicine; and the legal implications of drug distribution and trafficking.
Drug Abuse and Education 1970-1983*
Radical Social History and Politics 1971-1974*
Rock Music 1966-1974*
Anthropology Miscellaneous 1966-1975*
Archaeology Miscellaneous 1970-1974*
Black Studies including music, race relations, and protest 1965-1973*
African Studies 1963-1974*
Native American Studies 1965-1975*

*Note: These date spans cover the periods of time during which Ringle was conducting research on these topics.

Series V:Teaching, 8 boxes1965-1974Includes correspondence, class rosters, course syllabi, lecture notes, reading lists, examinations, research papers, and related teaching materials, of which some are closed to access. Arranged chronologically, and divided into three subseries:

University of Illinois
Iowa State University
Miscellaneous teaching papers

Series VI:Notecards, 10 boxesContains bibliographic references in groups of 2" x 4" and 5" x 7" notecards, relating to Ringle's research and teaching on various topics. The notecards are arranged in the categories established by Ringle. Throughout this register cross references are provided between the notecards in this Series and related materials in other Series.

Series VII:Printed Materials, 10 boxes1962-1983Some of the serial publications (ca. 950) from the Ringle Collection have been integrated and intershelved with related materials at the Browne Popular Culture Library. Those serials remaining in the Ringle Collection (MS-33) are arranged in approximate chronological order, according to the form of the publication, in the following five subseries:

Newspapers: Underground and Alternative Press Collection
Periodicals
Miscellany - Includes photocopies of book chapters, journal articles, and reports that are seemingly unrelated to prior Series and subseries. Also contains personal memorabilia, a game entitled "Drug Addict Springboard to Family Communication: An Informative Game on Drug Abuse," and various ephemeral items from the 1960s peace symbol cards and armband, for example. Also contains items added to the Ringle Collection after its receipt at the Browne Popular Culture Library.
Catalogs
Transfers - Subseries 6, Transfers, lists those serials from the Ringle Collection that have been transferred to the periodical and comic book collections at the Browne Popular Culture Library and to the periodical collections in the Music Library and Sound Recordings Archives.

Series VIII:Miscellaneous items, 1 box1930-1973Includes items unrelated to prior Series and subseries such as: broadsides, pamphlets, flyers, newsletters, announcements, and fact sheets on various topics.

Inventory

Box 1
Series I: Personal Papers
Folder	Description	Date
1	Biographical information: Elementary and high school materials	1944-1951
2	Correspondence: biographical information prepared for graduate school admission; newspaper clipping picture of W.F. Ringle (1968)	1961-1979
3	Correspondence with Ph.D. committee at University of Illinois and one copy of tentative research proposal	Jan-May 1971
4	Correspondence and instructions for thesis preparation	1971
5	Correspondence with F.K. Lehman, Dept. of Anthropology, University of Illinois	May 28, 1971
6	Correspondence Personal	1971-1976
7	Correspondence Helen Ringle, P.H. Ringle, Glen Ringle	1965-1968
8	Handwritten research notes by W.F. Ringle Bluff Creek Theoretical Institute W.F. Ringle, Director	[1975?]
Note: Box 1, Folders 9-13 are CLOSED TO ACCESS
9	Income tax forms Bluff Creek	1977-1978
10	Legal documents Joint tenancy/power of attorney	1957-1960
11	Social Security papers	[n,d,]
12	Bills/Insurance	1972-1975
13	Financial records	1973-1976
14	Misc. family papers

Box 2
Series I (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
Note: Box 2, Folders 1-8 are CLOSED TO ACCESS
1	Funeral arrangements Jennie W. Armour [Ringle's maternal grandmother]	1957
2	Insurance papers	1966-1968
3	Medical bills	1964-1968
4	Deed to cemetery lots	1936-1966
5	Correspondence concerning 50 year high school reunion (Helen A. Ringle)	1967
6	Newsletter and directory (First Baptist Church, Phoenix, AZ)	1964, 1973
7	Tax papers	1961-1972
8	Paid utility bills	1973-1974
9	Greeting cards	n.d.

Box 3
Series II: Professional Files
Folder	Description	Date
1	Correspondence concerning Conference on Ethnopharmacological Search for Psycho-Active Drugs San Francisco, CA, Jan. 28-30, 1967	1966-1967
2	Correspondence and catalogs The Truth Seeker	1968-1971
3	Correspondence Psychedelic Review [See also Box 57, Journals.]	1970-1972
4	Correspondence to and from Dan Fernelius, listings, flyers underground comics	1970-1972
5
6
7
8	Whiteman cartoons underground comics [See also Box 49, Notecards.]	1970-1972
9	Bills, correspondence, pamphlets, book listing S.T.A.S.H.: Student Association for the Study of Hallucinogens, Inc. [See also Box 59, Newsletters]	1970-1974
10	Catalog, order form National Information Center [See also Box 57, Catalogs.]	1971
11	Magazine article Photocopy; regarding Contemporary Culture Center, Temple University	Feb. 1973

Box 4
Series II (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
1	Bank receipt, flyer with correspondence Church of the One Sermon	1971
2	Correspondence Critical Anthropology	1971-1972
3	First book of Sacraments, bank receipt, membership Church of the Tree of Life	1971-1974
4	Correspondence, order form5, articles on marijuana N.O.R.M.L.: National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws*	1971-1974
5	Correspondence, pamphlets, book listings, legalization of marijuana reports AMORPHIA: The Cannabis Cooperative	1971-1974
6	Pamphlets AMORPHIA*	1971-1974
7	Correspondence, order forms Alternatives Foundation	1972
8	Correspondence, membership card, newsletter Planetary Citizen	1972-1973
9	Correspondence Liberty Lobby	1973
10	Pamphlet SPEED: The Current Index to the Drug Abuse Literature, a publication of S.T.A.S.H.*	1973-1974
* [See also Box 59, Newsletters.]
11	Correspondence, bank receipts, bill Journal of Psychedelic Drugs [See also listing of Transfers]	[1974?]
12	Bulletin Publishers of Truth	1975
13	Correspondence, subscription renewal form High Times [See also listing of Transfers]	[1976?]
14	Correspondence, order form Ethno-Pharmacology Society	1977-1978
15	Bulletins Anthropologists for Radical Political Action	n.d.
16	Publications The Patriot	n.d.

Box 5
Series III: Graduate School Research
Folder	Description	Date
1	Typewritten bibliography on Yaqul Indians and related materials	1963-1964
2	Thesis proposal Photocopy: "An Experimental Study of Special Social Interactions Observed at Initial Contact Between Field Anthropologists and Target Subgroups," by W.F. Ringle	1964
3	Typewritten draft of research paper "Crisis and Innovation in a Sonoran Yaqui Easter Ceremony," by W.F. Ringle	1965
4	Typewritten research paper, photocopies of journal articles relating to paper, and handwritten notes "Establishment of Anthropologist Participant-Observer Roles Within a Community Under Study Guadalupe Project," by W.F. Ringle	1963-1965
5	Guide "The Fiesta of Our Lady of Guadalupe"	Dec. 11-15, 1963
6	Handwritten film log book (Sonora, Mexico?)	July 1, 1965
7	Handwritten field diary (Sonora, Mexico?)	July 1, 1965
8	Book chapters Photocopy: Eclipse Total de la Constitution para la Tribu Yaqui	[1957?]
9	Journal article Photocopy: "The Yaqui Play of Guadalupe, Arizona"	Jan. 1946
10	Magazine article Photocopy: "Sorcerer's Apprentice"	Dec. 1972
11	Journal article Photocopy: "EI Problema Yaqui"	Oct. 1945
12	Journal article Photocopy: "Some Functions of Catholic Processions in Pueblo and Yaqui Culture Change"	1958
13	Yaqui Easter Ceremonial Booklet Photocopy	1963
14	Journal article Photocopy: "Yaqui Easter Ceremony at Hermosillo"	1957
15	Correspondence Yaqui Maestros Missal	n.d.
16	Book chapters Photocopy: Social Organization, and Disorganization in an Arizona Yaqui Village	1946
17	4 sleeves of slides of Mexico and of a Native American ceremony	1961-1965
18	3 rolls of film negatives (Tepehuan)	1965
19	Minox film tins (Almos 23 exp)	n.d.
20	Photographs of Mexico of some of the slides and negatives in folders 17 and 18	n.d.
21	Transparencies of Mexico (Pueblo Potam Project GPP at Guadalupe)	n.d.
[See also Box 46, Notecards.]

Box 6
Series III (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
1	Journal article Photocopy: "Yaqui Village Past and Present"	Nov. 1947
2	Journal article Photocopy: "Social Structure and the Acculturation Process: Structure and Cultural Process in Yaqui Religious Acculturation,"	1958
3	Typewritten abstract of thesis "The Development of Proficiency in the Use of the English Language in Groups of Non-Western Indigenous Peoples Through Programmed Instruction: A Study in Applied Anthropology and Community Development," by M.L. Berman [Guadalupe, AZ and Sonora, MX]	1964
4	Mimeograph copy of excerpt from M.L. Berman's thesis abstract	1964
5	Bulletin article Photocopy: "A Brief Introduction to Yaqui. A Native Language of Sonora"	1947
6	Journal article Photocopy: "Linguistic Aspects Yaqui Acculturation"	1943
7	Journal article Photocopy: "A Clear Case of Linguistic Acculturation"	1943
8	Journal article Photocopy: "Anthropology in Mexico "	Oct. 1959
9	Journal article Photocopy: "Mayo Survivals"	1932
10	Journal article Photocopy: "Aboriginal Cultural Development in Latin America: An Interpretive Review"	1963
11	Journal article Photocopy: "Notes and observations on the Tepehuan" (Excerpt from thesis by C. Stack)	1952 & n.d.
12	Journal article Photocopy: "Population of Northwest Mexico"	1943
13	Handwritten charts, maps, and graphs Three Turkey Ruin (Appears to be plans for an archaeological excavation site; drawn by W.F. Ringle and W.L. Jackson.)	June 1964
[See also Box 46, Notecards]

Box 7
Series IV: Post-Graduate Research
Subseries 1: Aboriginal Fish Poisons
Folder	Description	Date
1	Typewritten research reports mimeograph copies, and handwritten research notes "African Fish Poisons: Their Bearing Upon the Problem of Possible Independent Agricultural Hearths in Sub-Saharan Africa," by W.F. Ringle	1965
2	Journal article and bibliographies Photocopies: "Aboriginal Fish Poisons & the Diffusion Problem"	1956
3	Journal article Photocopy: "The Use of Fish Poisons in South America"	1930
4	Journal article and bibliographies Photocopies: "Aboriginal Fish Poisons," and "Fish Poisons"	1947
5	Book chapters Photocopy: Sitzungsberichte der mathematisch-physikalischen classe der k.b. Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Munchen [Poisonous Plants That Are Toxic to Fish]	1886
6	Booklet "Fish Poisoning Along the North Eastern Coast of Tanganyika "	1964
7	Book chapter Photocopy: Heil = und Giftpflanzen der Eingeborenen von Tanganyika [Medicinal and Poisonous Plants Native to Tanganyika]	1938
8	Journal article Photocopy: "Tanganyika Arrow Poisons"	1947
9	Journal article Photocopy: Tanganyika Notes and Records: "Native Materia Medica: 1. The Arrow Poisons. II. The Medicaments. III. The Deliriants."	1936
10	Book chapter Photocopy: "Bushman Arrow Poisons,"from Cimbebasia	Nov.7-Dec. 1963
11	Book chapters Photocopy: Drug Plants of Africa	1949
[See also Box 49, Notecards.]
Series IV (con't.) Subseries 2: East African Cultures
12	Typewritten research paper Mimeograph copy: "Forager Economies of Southern and Eastern Africa, " by W. F. Ringle	May 1966
13	Typewritten thesis paper "Time and Space Measurement of the Bono of Ghana," by D.R. Fink	1974
14	Hand and typewritten research notes, plans and grant proposal to the National Science Foundation for Financial Support of: "A Comparative Ecological Study of Pastoralism in Kenya, East Africa Three Years," by W.F. Ringle	Jan. 1967
15	Bibliographies Bibliography of Current Publications [ Africa]	1966

Box 8
Series IV (con't.)
Subseries 3: Ethnobotany and Ethnopharmacology of African Primates
Folder	Description	Date
1	Hand and typewritten charts regarding food poisons	n.d.
2	Typewritten abstract of thesis Photocopy: "Primate Antecedents of Ethnobotanical Lore? A Botanical-Pharmacological Analysis on the Vegetable Dietaries of Wild Baboons, Chimpanzees, and Gorillas in sub-Saharan Africa," by W.F. Ringle	Jan. 1967
3	Typewritten research paper Photocopy: "Primate, Antecedents of Ethnobotany: A Botanical-Pharmacological Analysis of Ecological Data on the Vegetable Diet of Wild Baboon, Chimpanzee, and Gorilla Groups in sub-Saharan Africa," by W.F. Ringle	Jan. 1967
4	Typewritten research paper Photocopy: "Primate Ethnopharmacology: Ethnopharmacological Exploration of Natural Dietary Behaviors Reported for the Baboon, Chimpanzee and Gorilla in Southern and Eastern Africa," by W.F. Ringle	1967
5	Typewritten research paper condensed version of "Primate Ethnopharmacology," by W.F. Ringle	Jan. 1967
6	Journal article "Seed Dispersal by Baboons in the Shai Hills, Ghana "	1978
7	Journal article Photocopy: "Social Behavior of Baboons and Early Man"	1961
8	Typewritten research paper Mimeograph copy: "Dominance Behavior in a Macaque Group: An Example of Method and Theory in Private Studies," by C. Stack	n.d.
9	Book chapters Photocopy: The Behavior of Free Living Chimpanzees in the Gombe Stream Reserve	1968
10	Complete book Photocopy: The Behavior of Free living Chimpanzees in the Gombe Stream Reserve	1968
11	Journal article Photocopy: "The Evolution of Primate Behavior"	1972
12	Typewritten research paper Photocopy: "Group Selection and Food Ecology," by L. Klein	Jan. 1966
13	Chapel Comments bulletin "Is Evolution An Established Fact?"	n.d.
14	Magazine article Photocopy: "The Omnivorous Chimpanzee"	Jan. 1973
15	Order form "Primates in Medicine"	n.d.
16	Journal article Photocopy: "Annales de Gembloux"	Jan. 1935
>[See also Box 49, Notecards. Series IV, Subseries 10, for example also contains additional material relating to Ringle's post-graduate research during 1966.]

Box 9
Series IV (con't.)
Subseries 4: Ethnical Aspects of Social Science Research
Folder	Description	Date
1	Typewritten research paper and handwritten research notes "Doomsday Readings in Social Sciences: The Myth of 'Ethical Neutrality' and Illusions of 'Value-Free' Research," by W.F. Ringle	1969
2	Typed bibliography "Ideals & Realities: Ethical Dilemmas of Involvement and Responsibility in Anthropology and Social Science," compiled by W.F. Ringle. [See also Box 24.]	Jan. 1972
3	Flyers "The Insurgent Sociologist"	n.d.
4	Reprint of journal article "The Professional Ideology of Social Pathologists"	1942
5	>Research materials "Sociology of existence and social criticism"	n.d.
6
7
[See also Boxes 45 and 47, Notecards.]

Box 10
Series IV (con't.)
Subseries 5: "Hip" Counterculture and Psychedelic Subculture
Folder	Description	Date
1	Hand and typewritten bibliography "Psychedelics and Society: A Topically Indexed Survey of the Technical, Popular and Folk Literature on the Origins, History and Functioning of the Psychedelic Drug Scene of the Emergent Hip Subculture," compiled by W.F. Ringle	1971-1973
2	Hand and typewritten bibliography Table of Contents, "General, Appendix A., Psychedelics and Society: Survey of the Literature 1971," Feds & Heads: Law Enforcement and Distribution Controls," "Flash! Creative Functions: Inspiration, Problem-Solving, and Aesthetic Integration," "Hippies & Freaks, Heads & Beats: The Psychedelic Drug Scene and the Evolving Hip Cultural Community," "Traffick," "Samples of the 'Psychedelic Cult' literature of the Hip Community," from "Psychedelics and Society," compiled by W.F. Ringle	1971-1973
3	Hand and typewritten bibliography Working copy of "Psychedelics and Society," compiled by W.F. Ringle (Winter/Summer 1972)	1971-1973
4	Typewritten bibliography Working copy, Summer 1972; "Can You Dig It? Impact and Implications of the 'Psychedelic Revolution,'" from "Psychedelics and Society," compiled by W.F. Ringle	1971-1973
5	Typewritten bibliography "Feds & Heads: Law Enforcement and Distribution Controls" from "Psychedelics and Society," compiled by W.F. Ringle	1971-1973
6	Typewritten bibliography bound: "Far Out…; Religious & Philosophical Implications/Mystical & Psychical Indications" from "Psychedelics and Society," compiled by W.F. Ringle	1971-1973
7	Hand and typewritten bibliography " Psychedelic Churches and Related Entities" from "Psychedelics and Society," compiled by W~F. Ringle	1971-1973
8	Handwritten research notes for " Psychedelic Churches and Related Entities" from "Psychedelics and Society," compiled by W.F. Ringle	1971-1973
9	Typewritten bibliography "!ZONK! First-Hand Accounts of the Drug Experience" from "Psychedelics and Society," compiled by W.F. Ringle	1971-1973
10	Typewritten bibliography "…Open Your Mind and Say 'OM,' Please: Uses and Potentials of Psychedelics, etc. in Medicine and Psychiatry" from "Psychedelics and Society," compiled by W.F. Ringle	1971-1973
11	Typewritten bibliography "Going to Pot? Drugs and the Education System/Psychedelics and the Student," from "Psychedelics and Society," compiled by W.F. Ringle, Summer 1973	1971-1973
12	Typewritten bibliography Photocopy; "Treatment and Rehabilitation" from "Psychedelics and Society," compiled by W.F. Ringle	1971-1973
13	Handwritten research notes for "Psychedelics and Society" bibliography, by W.F. Ringle	1971-1973
14	Handwritten research notes for "Psychedelics and Society," compiled by W.F. Ringle	1971-1973

Box 11
Series IV: Subseries 5 (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
Note: Box 11, Folder 1 is CLOSED TO ACCESS
1	CONFIDENTIAL, typewritten tentative proposal for thesis Photocopy: "Children of the Dream: An Ethnographic Study of the Origins, Development, and Functioning of the Psychedelic Drug Scene and the "Hip" Cultural Community in Sema, Iowa. Fall 1964--Winter 1970," by W.F. Ringle	Jan. 1971
2	Typewritten research paper and correspondence regarding paper Five photocopies with different revisions: "Dealers & Dopers in Sema: Ethical and Methodological Problems in the Ethnographic Study of Illegal Aspects of the Culture of Contemporary Society," by W.F. Ringle	Oct. 1971
3	Typewritten research paper revised version; "Dealers &Dopers in Sema," by W.F.Ringle	April 30, 1971
4	Correspondence regarding Central States Anthropological Society symposium where Ringle was to present "Dealers &Dopers in Serna"	1971
5	Handwritten research notes "Dealers & Dopers in Sema," by W.F. Ringle	1971
6	Handwritten field notes "subculture"	Dec. 1970
7	Handwritten research design for "Dealers & Dopers in Sema," by W.F. Ringle	[1970-1971?]
8	Typewritten research paper Two photocopies: reading version only. Condensed from a more extensive study outlined in the present paper. "POTpourri: Therapeutic Aspects of Contemporary Marijuana Use," co-written by Bill Ringle, William Fermite, and Gary Wilcke.	Dec. 2, 1973
9	Hand and typewritten research notes and correspondence (regarding search for "Hypocrypha")	n.d.
10	Newspaper clippings (regarding drug usage)	1969-1974
11	Research materials and handwritten research notes (underground film/microfilm collections)	n.d.
12	Underground press directory (mimeograph copy)	1968
13	Correspondence (BIRTH)	n.d.
14	Chart "Types of Hippies"	n.d.
15	Newspaper article "Hippie Martyr"	1970
16	Manual Photocopy: " Omaha Hippie Survival Manual"	Spring 1972
17	Poems Photocopy: "Turned-on Versions of how Great Poets might have written during a Zonked-Out Inspirational High"	n.d.
18	Assorted poems handwritten and photocopies; by William Burr and Levi Burrazinsky	n.d.

Box 12
Series IV: Subseries 5 (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
1	Report and hand-drawn map "The Farm Report," Columbia, Tennessee	Dec. 9, 1971
2	Newspaper articles Mrs. Ricker's column: "What About NORMAL Rebels?"; "Redefine 'family' for zoning law;" "Wonders What's Wrong With Communal Living"	1967-1970
3	Flyers Free Community	n.d.
4	Chart Mimeograph copy: "Formal Organization of a Typical Hudderite Colony"; handwritten research notes by W.F. Ringle	n.d.
5	Coffee House location list	n.d.
6	Progress report Shelter House, Youth Service Bureau; Ames, Story County, Iowa	Feb. 28, 1973
7	Journal article "Conflicting Styles of Life in a Northern Canadian Town"	June 1969
8	Informational news flyers "The Phoenix," " Ames' People's Coop News"; Comics "The Adventures of Grandma Koolfinger"; Pamphlet "North Country People's Coop & Collectives Conference	n.d.
9	Typewritten research paper mimeograph copy: "Psychedelic Psychodrama: An Analysis of Hippie Culture and a Report of Twenty Experimental Psychodrama Sessions with Communal Drug Hippies," by W. Christen	1969
10	Magazine article "Manson Wins!"	Nov. 1970
11	Newspaper article "Learn Victim in Slayings Was On 'Trip'"	Aug. 22, 1969
12	Reprints of journal article Mimeograph copy: "The Poverty of the Sociology of Deviance: Nuts, Sluts, and Perverts"	Summer 1972
13	Journal article "Natural Population Decrease in Iowa Counties"	Nov. 1974
14	Newspaper Millbrook, "The true story of the early years of the psychedelic revolution"	1975
15	Journal article Photocopy: "The Politics of Consciousness Expansion," by T. Leary and R. Alpert	Summer 1963
16	Magazine article "Cosmic Courier," by T. Leary	Oct. 1970
17	Magazine article "Leary in Limbo"	July 1971
18	Magazine article "The Great Dutchess County Dope Raid"	June 1975
19	Magazine article Photocopy: "Getting Alienated with the Right Crowd at Harvard"	Sept. 1963
20	Magazine article Photocopy: "Aftermath: A Criticism of Getting Alienated with the Right Crowd at Harvard"	n.d.

Box 13
Series IV: Subseries 5 (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
1	Magazine article Photocopy: "A Straight Scene"	July 27, 1964
2	Newspaper article Photocopy: "Dr. Leary-or, How I Learned to Transcend Ego and Expand My Consciousness"	[Dec.-Jan]
3	Newspaper article Photocopy: "An Impolite Interview with Timothy Leary"	Sept. 1966
4	Magazine articles Photocopies: "Episode & Postscript," and "In the Beginning, Leary turned on Ginsberg and Saw That It Was Good…", both by T. Leary	1969
5	Newspaper article "A Revolutionary Bust" (Dr. Tim vs. Eldridge)	[Feb. 2, 1970]
6	Journal article Photocopy: "Programmed Communication During Experiences with DMT Dimethyltryptamine," by T. Leary	Nov. 5, 1963
7	Magazine article Photocopy: "The Strange Case of the Harvard Drug Scandal"	Nov. 5, 1963
8	Handwritten research notes by W.F. Ringle ('on cult recordings and Dr. Timothy Leary')	n.d.
9	Film viewing program "Transcendental Meditation"	May 1970
10	Pamphlet "Scientific Research on Transcendental Meditation"	1972
11	Typewritten research report Photocopy: "Hari Krisha, Hari Rama versus Hail Mary, Mother of God," by A. Marable	1971
12	Bulletins Psychedlic Information Center; Correspondence; Copy of speech "What God Is Doing With Drugs," by Lisa Bieberman; Two Years in the Psychedelic Movement 1965-1967: The First 12 Issues of the Psychedelic Information Center Bulletin with notes by Lisa Bieberman.	1965-1971
13	Magazine article Photocopy: "Instant Mysticism"	Oct. 25, 1963
14	Book chapter Photocopy: Medical Inquiries and Observations, upon the Diseases of the Mind	1812
15	Handbook Photocopy: "The Psychedelic Guide to Preparation of the Eucharist," of the Neo American Church League for Spiritual Development & the Ultimate Authority of the Clear Light	n.d.
16	Magazine article Photocopy: "The LSD Conference"	Dec. 1966

Box 14
Series IV (con't.)
Subseries 6: Drug Culture and Cross-Cultural Ethnopharmacology
Folder	Description	Date
1	Magazine article Photocopy: "The dangerous magic of LSD"	Nov. 2, 1963
2	Newspaper article "Don't Flush for Everything-Paul Krassner on LSD"	May-June 1967
3	Parts of magazine articles by Paul Krassner Photocopies: "Blow Up, Psychedelic Sexualis and the War Game, or-David Hemmings is Herman Kahn in Disguise," and "The Cynic Route from Crazy 'Sane' to Loving Haight, or-Walt Disney is Alive in Disneyland"	May-June 1967
4	Magazine article Photocopy: "LSD: Hollywood's 1963 Status-Symbol Drug"	1963
5	Journal article Photocopy: "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide: Its Effects on a Male Asiatic Elephant"	Dec. 7, 1962
6	Magazine and newsletter articles "LSD: Tripping with Care," "Cracks in the Finish," "LSD Therapy-, No Help For Alcoholics"	1967 & 1969
7	Journal article Photocopy: "LSD and chromosomes"	Sept. 1968
[See also Boxes 10, 11, 12, 13, 44, and 47]
8	Magazine article and drawing " Doctor Feelgood, Are You Sure It's All Right?"	Feb. 8, 1971
9	Journal articles (LSD, etc., chromosomes, & embryos)	Sept. 14, 1967
10	Book chapter Photocopy: History of Coca	n.d.
11	Magazine article Photocopy: "The Lore of Cocaine"	Sept. 9, 1978
12	Sheet music Photocopy: "Cocaine Jane" [For more information on cocaine, see Notecards, Box 43]	1925
13	Correspondence and bibliography "Tobacco and the Native American Dopers," compiled by W.F. Ringle [See also Box 50, 4th group.]	Oct. 1971
14	Symposium presentation "Indian Hemp Smoking," by Society of Health Nigeria	Nov. 26, 1965
15	Book chapter Photocopy: ESR Spectra Recorded from Manganese-Enriched Hemp Leaves	1967
16	Journal article Photocopy: "The Menace of Marihuana" [See also Box 43]	Dec. 1935
17	Book Photocopy: Jamaican Ganja	1955
18	Magazine article Photocopy: "The Crazy Dreamers"	June 4, 1949
19	Magazine article Photocopy: "Sex-Crazing Drug Menace: Fast-Growing Debasement of Our Youngsters, Making Them Wantons and Killers"	Feb. 1937
20	Magazine article Photocopy: "Marijuana: Assassin of Youth"	July 1937
21	Newspaper clipping "Smoke 'Pot' in Class; Professor Is Arrested"	Dec. 20, 1970
22	Magazine article "Pep Pills for Pupils" [See also Box 43]	July 13, 1970
23	Advertisements "Acapulco Gold"	n.d.
24	Newspaper article "Marijuana: Myths & Facts"	Dec. 19, 1969
25	Reprint of journal article "Becoming a Marijuana User"	Nov. 1953
26	Journal articles Photocopies: regarding marijuana extract	1940
27	Journal article Photocopy: "Clinical and Psychological Effects of Marijuana"	Dec. 13, 1968
28	Bibliography Photocopy: "Cannabis Sativa"	1951
29	Magazine article "Marijuana: Time to Change the Law"	Sept. 7, 1970
30	Reprints of magazine and journal articles 3 articles: "Statement in Support of the Need to Reform the Marijuana Laws," "Marijuana: A Realistic Approach,"; "Pot: A Rational Approach,". Distributed by N.O.R.M.L.; [See also Box 2]	[n.d.], April 1971, Oct. 1969
31	Booklet "Kinni Kinnick American Indian Tobacco"	n.d.
32	Monograph Photocopy: Marihuana: America's New Drug Problem	1938
[See also Boxes 43, 44, 45, 47, 48, 50

Box 15
Series IV: Subseries 6 (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
1	Advertisement and cleaning instructions 'bongs'	n.d.
2	Book chapter Photocopy: Marijuana in Latin America: The Threat It Constitutes	1949
3	Photocopy: "Extracts of Cannabis Alchemy: The Art of Modern Hashmaking"	1973
4	Journal article "Cannabis and Alcohol: Effects on Simulated Car Driving"	1973
5	Journal article Photocopy: "Recent Advances in the Chemistry of Hashish"	1967-1968
6	Magazine article Photocopy: "The Theta Experience: Electronic Insights"	n.d.
7	Journal article Photocopy: "On Going Berserk: A Neurochemical Inquiry"	1956
8	Magazine article Photocopy: "Instant Happiness"	1963
9	Magazine article Photocopy: "The Hallucinogenic Drug Cult"	Aug. 15, 1963
10	Magazine article Photocopy: "The Pros and Cons, History and Future Possibilities of Vision Inducing Psychochemicals"	Nov. 1963
11	Newsletter article Photocopy: "Danger in Happy Drugs"	Aug. 31, 1963
12	Journal articles Photocopies: "The Hallucinogenic Drugs," "Hallucinogenic Plants," "Plant Drugs That Changed the World"	1964-1968
13	Journal article Photocopy: "Psychotomimetic Drugs: Chemical and Pharmacological Aspects"	1959
14	Monograph Photocopy: Discoveries in Biological Psychiatry	1970
15	Journal article "The Source of Indole Alkaloids"	Aug. 26, 1966
16	Book chapters Photocopy: On Spermatorrhea: Its Pathology, Results, and Complications	1881
17	Journal article Photocopy: "Stimulants and Narcotics"	n.d.
18	Journal article Photocopy: "Modern Mushroom Farming"	1970
19	Magazine article Photocopy: "The Mushroom Rites " of Mexico "	June 1963
20	Magazine. article Photocopy: "Seeking the Magic Mushrooms"	May 13, 1957
21	Magazine article Photocopy: "The Most Poisonous Mushrooms"	March 1975
22	Journal article Photocopy: "Benactyzine"	1958
23	Journal article "Absolute Stereochemistry of Yohimbine and Reserpine"	1964
See also Boxes 43, 44, 45,47, 48, and 50]

Box 16
Series IV: Subseries 6 (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
1	Book Photocopy: Youth Studies Alcohol	1941
2	Book chapter Photocopy: Some Aspects of Medicine in the Greek Bronze Age	n.d.
3	Book chapter Photocopy: Science and Secrets of Early Medicine: Egypt , Mesopotamia, India , China , Mexico , Peru	1964
4	Journal article Photocopy: "Some Early Literature on Addiction, With Special Reference to Tobacco"	1949
5	Magazine article "Data Link Alcoholism and Opiate Addiction"	Feb. 16, 1970
6	Order form Douglas Delivery Service, Inc. book	[1974?]
7	Journal article Photocopy: "Yanomamo Hallucinogens: Anthropological Botanical, and Chemical Findings"	Feb. 1971
8	Book chapter Photocopy: Food for Centaurs: Stories, Talks, Critical Studies, Poems by Robert Graves	1960
[See also Boxes 43, 44, 45, 47, 48, and 50]

Box 17
Series IV: Subseries 6 (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
1	Journal article Photocopy: "Opium Trade in the Bronze Age Levant"	1962
2	Journal article Photocopy: "Religion and Medicine: The Chinese Opium Problem"	Jan. 1973
3	Book chapter Photocopy: Conflict and Control in Late Imperial China: "Opium Smoking in Ch'ing China"	1975
4	Handwritten research notes by W.F. Ringle (History of drug use in China)	n.d.
5	Journal article Photocopy: "Opium in China "	1970
6	Handwritten research notes "Threat or Menace: Opium," by W.F. Ringle	1968
7	Book chapter Photocopy: History of Chinese Medicine	n.d.
8	Book chapter Photocopy: "Historical Development of Attitudes toward Opiate Addiction in the United States ," from Creativity and Conflict	1963
9	Bulletin article Photocopy: "The Uses and Abuses of Opiates in Nineteenth Century England"	n.d.
10	Journal article Photocopy: "The Nature of Chinese Society--A Technical Interpretation"	1974
11	Bulletin article Photocopy: "Giver of Delight or Liberator of Sin: Drug Use and 'Addiction' in Asia"	n.d.
12	Journal article Photocopy: "Sino-Iranica: Chinese Contributions to the History of Civilization in Ancient Iran"	1919
13	Bulletin article Photocopy: "The History of the Poppy and of Opium and their Expansion in Antiquity in the Eastern Mediterranean Area"	July-Sep 1967
[See also Box 48]

Box 18
Series IV (con't.)
Subseries 7: Drug Abuse and Education
Folder	Description	Date
1	Survey "Dope-a-Scope," published by the Washington Free Press	n.d.
2	Symposium schedule "Hallucinogens and Opiates: Uses and Abuses." Presented by the Philadelphia Section of the American Chemical Society, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	May 7,1970
3	Conference information "Governor's Conference on Youth and Drugs," at Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa	Dec. 28-29, 1970
4	Flyers, pamphlets, bibliography (drug abuse)	n.d.
5	Chart Photocopy: "Drug Recognition Chart"	n.d.
6	Summary "A Summary for Parents and Students on the Subject of Teenage Drug Abuse"	1969
7	Journal article "Heads and Seekers. Drugs on Campus, Counter-Cultures and American Society"	1968-1969
8	Newspaper column "Needlework: A Column on Drugs and Drug Abuse" -"What leads people to begin to abuse drugs?"	March 26, 1971

Box 19
Series IV: Subseries 7 (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
1	Pamphlets and booklets "Before Your Kid Tries Drugs"	[1969?]
2	Magazine advertisement "A Pot Primer for Parents"	Feb. 23, 1970
3	Bibliographies Compiled by the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs	n.d.
4	Flyers, surveys, pamphlets Originals and photocopies (regarding drug education)	n.d.
5	Newsletter Photocopy: "NIMH Starts New Drug Information Service"	1970
6	Monograph Photocopy: Dope Adventures of David Dare	1937
7	Monograph Photocopy: Drug Addicts Are Human Beings	1938
8	Monograph Photocopy: Indian Hemp: A Social Menace	1952
9	Monograph Photocopy: Phantastica: Narcotics and Stimulating Drugs: Their Use and Abuse	1964
[See also Box 44]

Box 20
Series IV: Subseries 7 (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
1	Magazine article "Can Sex Education Help Stop Drug Abuse?"	March 1973
2	Report prepared for the study of "Interagency Coordination in Drug Research and Regulation" by the Senate Committee on Government Operations " Drug Literature - A Factual Survey on 'The Nature and Magnitude of Drug Literature' by the National Library of Medicine"	Aug. 30, 1963
3	Reference guide; supplementary training information; drug education "Drug Abuse - Reference Guide"; Supplementary information on narcotic and dangerous drugs for training class for the Valtox Drug Abuse Detection and Identification Kit; "Suggestions for Curriculum Change in Drug Education"	Nov. 16-20, 1970
4	Newsletter and order form Narcotics Education, Inc.; Fingertip Data Service	May 1971
5	Newsletter "If… A newsletter on the latest developments in drug abuse education"	Oct. 1970
6	Drug education materials price list, Do It Now Foundation	n.d.
7	Minutes, reports, by-laws, flyers, proposed communications model, proposal for grant request by K. Adams for the Mid-Iowa Center for Drug Education and Research; newsletter "Exchange," Iowa State University; newspaper article Photocopy: Iowa State Daily; newspaper article Photocopy: Des Moines Sunday Register	1971
[See also Box 44]

Box 21
Series IV (con't.)
Subseries 8: Radical Social History and Politics
Folder	Description	Date
1	Newspaper article "The Coming Red Dictatorship"	n.d.
2	Congressional report "The Korean War and Related Matters," Report of the Subcommittee to investigate the administration of the internal security act and other internal security laws	Jan. 21, 1955
3	Hearings record "Communist Leadership: 'Tough Guy' Takes Charge" Hearings before the Subcommittee to investigate the administration of the internal security act and other internal security laws	Feb. 2-3, 1960
4	Congressional report two parts; "The Truth, About the Film 'Operation Abolition'" Report by the Committee on Un-American Activities	Oct. 5 & Dec. 27, 1961
5	Handbook "The Communist Party of the United States of America: What It Is; How It Works," by the Subcommittee to investigate the administration of the internal security act and other internal security laws of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate	1956
6	Hearing record "Communism in Labor" Hearing before the Subcommittee to investigate the administration of the internal security act and other internal security laws of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate	May 29, 1958
7	Congressional report "Communist Target-Youth: Communist Infiltration and Agitation Tactics," a Report by J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, "Illustrating communist strategy and tactics in the rioting which occurred during House Committee on Un-American activities hearings, San Francisco, "	May 12-14, 1960
8	Congressional report "Operation Abolition" The campaign against the House Committee on Un-American Activities, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Government Security Program, by the Emergency Civil Liberties Committee and its affiliates	Nov. 8, 1957
9	Pamphlets (Deal with Communism)	1968-1969
10	Handwritten research notes "The United States in Vietnam" [Not by W.F. Ringle]	n.d.
11	Congressional Record "Vietnam and the New Isolationism," (speech of Hon. Thomas J. Dodd)	Feb. 23, 1965
12	Handwritten research notes First Amendment and First Freedoms	n.d.
13	Reprint of speech "An American Pleads 'Not Guilty,'" by Max Rafferty	n.d.
14	Flyers, newsletters, booklets [propaganda from radical right organizations, for example: The American Nazi Party; The Ku Klux Klan; and various Citizens' Councils]	n.d.
15	FBI Annual Report FBI 1965 Appropriation	1964-1965
16	Comic strip and flyers "Impeach Nixon"	1973-1974
17	Magazine article Photocopy: "Death of an Illusion"	1974
18	Pamphlet "The Strategy of Protest"	n.d.
19	Pamphlet "Zionest Leaders Conspire to Railroad the United States into a Third World War"	April 1966

Box 22
Series IV: Subseries 8 (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
1	Informational flyers for Chicago Bus Drivers, North Side Cooperative Ministry Convention Mobilization Help Centers	n.d.
2	Flyers, newspaper National Organizing Committee	1968
3	Selective Service, draft resistance, Vietnam War protest materials	1968
4	Pamphlets (Foreign Languages Publishing House):
	Son, Truong. The Winter 1966-Spring 1967 Victory and Five Lessons Concerning the Conduct of Military Strategy. Hanoi: FLPH, [72 pages]	1967
	Vien, Nguyen Khac. Traditional Viet-Nam: Some Historical Stages. Hanoi: FLPH, [156 pages]	1969
	Duan, Le. The Vietnamese Revolution: Fundamental Problems Essential Tasks. Hanoi: FLPH, [195 pages]	1970
5	Pamphlets SDS (Students for a Democratic Society)
	Gitlin, Todd and Bob Ross. The CIA at College: Into Twilight and Back. Chicago, SDS, [10 pages]	1967
	Vietnam. Chicago, IL: SDS, [13 pages]	1968
	Political Programme of the South Vietnam National Front for Liberation. Chicago, IL: SDS, [16 pages]	[1967?]
	Lynd, Staughton. The New Radicals and "Participatory Democracy". Chicago, IL: SDS, [10 pages]	1965
	SDS: An Introduction. Chicago, IL: SDS, [4 pages]	[n.d.]
	Forman, James. United States 1967: High Tide of Black Resistance. Chicago, IL: SDS, [23 pages]	1969
	Forman, James. Liberation Will Come from a Black Thing. Chicago, IL: SDS, [15 pages]	1967
	U.S. Get Out of Vietnam Now No Deals! Chicago, IL: SDS, [2 pages]	[n.d.]
	Students for a Democratic Society National Constitution. Chicago, IL: SDS, [6 pages]	1967
	Politics of SDS March. Chicago, IL: SDS, [2 pages]	[n.d.]
	Hanson, Mary, Anne Johnson, David Shen, and Steve Weissman. The Black Colony in America. Chicago, IL: SDS, [12 pages]	[n.d.]
	Don't Mourn, Organize. Chicago, IL: SDS, [36 pages]	1968
	Davidson, Carl. The New Radicals---in the Multi-University: An Analysis and Strategy for the Student Movement. Chicago, IL: SDS, [11 pages]	1968
6	Pamphlets and flyer (Black Power)
	Free Huey Demonstration. Oakland, CA: Black Panthers, [2 pages]	[n.d.]
	Cleaver, Eldridge. Revolution in the White Mother Country and National Liberation in the Black Colony. Oakland, CA: Black Panthers, [4 pages]	1968
	Cleaver, Eldridge. Revolution and Education. Oakland, CA: Black Panthers, [8 pages]	[n.d.]
	Black Rebellion. San Diego, CA: The Truth Seeker Co. Inc., [65 pages]	1965
	Boggs, James. Manifesto for a Black Revolutionary Party. Philadelphia, PA: Pacesetters Publishing House, [40 pages]	[1969?]
	Hands Off Aaron Dixon; Captain, Seattle Black Panther Party. Seattle, WA: Black Panthers, [16 pages]	1968
	Guardian: Why - The Huey Case. San Francisco, CA: Northern California Guardian Committee, [10 pages]	1968
	Eldridge Cleaver for President. San Francisco, CA. [4 pages]	[n.d.]
	Black Liberation and White Racism. Berkeley, CA: Peace and Freedom Movement, [4 pages]	[n.d.]
	National Convention Call. San Francisco, CA: Black Panthers, [8 pages]	1968
	Huey Newton Talks to the Movement. San Francisco, CA: The Movement, [14 pages]	1968
	A Plan for Black Liberation. Brooklyn, NY: Progressive Labor Party, [64 pages]	1969
	Malcolm X. Afro-American History. New York, NY: Merit Publishers, [48 pages]	1967
	Lee, Don L. Black Words That Say: Don't Cry, Scream. Detroit, MI: Broadside Press, [64 pages]	1969
7	Informational flyer, literature lists (1969,1970), and pamphlets REP (Radical Education Project) Frank, Andre
	Gunther. On the Mechanisms of Imperialism; The Case of Brazil. Ann Arbor, MI: REP, [15 pages]	1964
	Magdoff, Harry. Economic Aspects of U.S. Imperialism. Ann Arbor, MI: REP, [30 pages]	1966
	Villarejo, Don. Stock Ownership and the Control of Corporations. Ann Arbor, MI: REP, [65 pages]	1961
	Rowntre., John and Margaret. The Political Economy of Youth (Youth As Class). Ann Arbor, MI: REP.	[n.d.]
	Farber, Jerry. The Student As Nigger. Ann Arbor, MI: REP, [8 pages]	1968
	O'Connor, James. The Meaning of Economic Imperialism. Ann Arbor, MI: REP, [24 pages]	[n.d.]
	Nicolaus, Martin. The Contradiction of Advanced Capitalist: Society and Its Resolution. Ann Arbor, MI: REP, [10 pages]	[n.d.]
	Dean, Heather. Scarce Resources: The Dynamic of American Imperialism. Ann Arbor, MI: REP, [9 pages]	[1966?]
	Frank, Andre Gunther. Hunger. Ann Arbor, MI: REP, [6 pages]	[1964?]
	Caspary, William. American Economic Imperialism. Ann Arbor, MI: REP, [23 pages]	[n.d.]
	Wellman, David. Putting-On the Poverty Program. Ann Arbor, MI: REP, [15 pages]	[n.d.]
	Aberle, Kathleen Gough. Anthropology and Imperialism. Ann Arbor, MI: REP, [6 pages]	[n.d.]
	Cloward, Richard and Frances Fox Piven. Corporate Imperialism of the Poor. Ann Arbor, MI: REP, [3 pages]	1967
	Mayer, Thomas F. The Position and Progress of Black America. Ann Arbor, MI: REP, [7 pages]	1967
	Black Power: SNCC Speaks for Itself; A Collection of Interviews and Statements. Ann Arbor, MI: REP, [9 pages]	[n.d.]
	Dowty, Stu. The Academic Quagmire. Ann Arbor, MI: REP, [7 pages]	1968
	Nicolaus, Martin. The Iceberg Strategy: Universities and the Military-Industrial Complex. Ann Arbor, MI: REP, [16 pages]	1967
8	Pamphlets NEFP ( New England Free Press)
	Borenstein, Linda, John Johansson and Richard Winklestern. Patching Up The Movement: A First Aid Manual. [N.P.]: NEFP	[n.d.]
	Frank, Andre Gunther. The Development of UnderDevelopment. Boston, MA: NEFP, [31 pages]	1966
	Gilbarg, Dan. Vietnam U.S. Imperialism and Us. Boston, MA: NEFP, [40 pages]	1969
	Radical Literature for the Movement from the New England Free Press. Boston, MA: NEFP	n.d.
9	Poster (Stop Urban Renewal) and miscellaneous pamphlets
	Kahin, George McT. and John W. Lewis. The United States in Vietnam. Ithaca, NY: IUC [Inter-University Committee for Debate on Foreign Policy], [13 pages]	1965
	Unger, Elinor. Chemical and Biological Warfare. Ithaca, NY: IUC, [11 pages]	1967
	Schoenbrun, David. Vietnam; the Case for Extrication. Ithaca, NY: Volunteer Labor, [5 pages]	1966
	Williams, Bobby Lee, Gail Madden, George Merritt Jr. Speak Out! For the Release of Plainfield's Black Hostages. Plainfield, NJ: Joint Defense Committee, [5 pages]	[1968?]
	Visit the Nation's First Police State. Wilmington, DE: People Against Racism, [4 pages]	1969
	The World We Want. Ames, IA: Institute on National Affairs, [5 pages]	[n.d.]
	N.A.C.L.A. Research Methodology Guide. New York, NY: North American Congress on Latin America, [18 pages]	1968
	The Language Game, Is This Democracy?, The Ill-Defined Hive of Illogical Liberals. Ames, IA: Iowa State University, [12 pages]	1968
	It Happened In Des Moines. Des Moines, IA: Iowa Peace and Freedom Party, [2 pages]	1969
	"Those Who Are Guilty Are Going To Pay…" New York, NY: PLP [Progressive Labor Party], [8 pages]	[1967?]
	The I.S.U. Liberator. Ames, IA: Iowa State University, [8 pages]	1968
	Econ - Power!! Put the $$$$ Pressure On. Oshkosh, WI: Oshkosh Peace Forum, [2 pages]	[n.d.]
	Lacoutre, Jean. Vietnam: The Lessons of War. Urbana, IL: Ad Hoc Faculty Committee on Vietnam at ISU, [2 pages]	1966
	A Case Against War in Vietnam. Urbana, IL: Ad Hoc Committee on Vietnam at ISU, [10 pages]	[n.d.]
	Radicalism of the Left - Americans for Democratic Action. Tulsa, OK: Christian Crusade, [8 pages]	[n.d.]
10	Pamphlets (VISTA)
	Whowhatwherewhyhow? Washington, D.C.: VISTA, [15 pages]	[n.d.]
	VISTA Volunteer, Special Recruitment Issue, Washington, D.C.: VISTA, [31 pages]	1967
	VISTA, Pamphlet 210-2, Washington, D.C.: VISTA, [22 pages]	1967
	Cut-Out Poverty. Washington, D.C.: VISTA, [31 pages]	[n.d.]
11	Newsletters, memos, flyers, etc. ('Peace legislations')	n.d.
[See also Box 44]

Box 23
Series IV: Subseries 8 (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
1	Newspaper articles Photocopy: "Mass Media A Racist Institution"	1969
2	Magazine articles Photocopies: "Police: Tales of Three Cities," and "The Return of Tommy the Traveler"	1970
3	Committee to Free John Sinclair (booklet pamphlets) Published by the Rainbow People and the White Panthers [?]	n.d.
4	Flyers, booklets, posters, newspapers People's Park, Berkeley, CA	1969
5	Flyers and handwritten research notes by W.F. Ringle (Chicago Urban Plunge)	[1968?]
6	Correspondence, enrollment form, outlines for workshop Women's Community Leadership Institute Project	1974
7	Booklet Story County Grand Jury - Special Report 8	Dec. 23, 1968
8	Typewritten research report "Toward Women's Liberation"	n.d.
9	Presentation announcement Phyllis Lyon, "Speaking on Women Who Love Other Women"	n.d.
10	Pamphlet "Women's Money for Women's Needs"	n.d.
11	List and chart "The Top 22: Columbia's Ruling Elite"	n.d.
12	Booklet, flyers, etc. Student protest movements	1965-1969
13	Handouts Attica Brigade - Anti-Imperialist - Student Organization	n.d.
14	Newspaper and flyer Jim Newcomber	1975
15	Flyers, memos, agendas Peace & Freedom Party	1968
16	Newsletters and booklet Photocopies: "State of the World," Moses David/Children of God	1973
17	Flyers United Front Against Facism	n.d.
18	Reprint of encyclopedia passage "The Study of Social Movements"	1968
[See also Box 44]

Box 24
Series IV (con't.)
Subseries 9: Rock Music
Folder	Description	Date
1	Typewritten bibliography "Rock Anthem of the Hipocalypse: Musical expression, popularization, and mass diffusion of hip ethos through commercialization in the pop arts and entertainment media," compiled by W.F. Ringle	Summer 1972
2	Newspaper article "Rock Idols and Drugs"	Dec. 13, 1970
3	Magazine article "The New Rock: Bittersweet and Low-James Taylor"	March 1, 1971
4	Review and advertisement of phonograph record albums (Bob Dylan)	n.d.
5	Magazine articles Two parts; "The Hidden Life of Elvis Presley"	May 4 &18, 1971
[See also Box 49]

Box 25
Series IV (con't.)
Subseries 10: Anthropology Miscellaneous
Folder	Description	Date
1	Typed bibliography "History and Theory of Anthropology: Select bibliography on the origins and character of Anthropology, Anthropologists, and the development of Anthropological style and thought," compiled by W.F. Ringle [See also Box 36]	Fall 1974
2	Handbook, correspondence, and book chapters originals and photocopies: regarding anthropology	1973
3	Catalog of titles and price list, correspondence Warner Modular Publications, Inc.	March 1973
4	Correspondence, forms for submitting abstracts American Anthropologist Association	1974-1975
5	Journal article Photocopy: "Symposium on the History of Anthropology"	June 1959
6	Journal article Photocopy: "Towards a Native Anthropology"	Winter 1970
7	Reprint of journal article "Aspects of Upper Great Lakes Anthropology"	1974
8	Journal article Mimeograph copy: "From Commerce to Conquest: A Historical Study of Acculturation in India "	n.d.
9	Handwritten and typewritten notes, blank questionnaire forms, survey schedules, cross reference index, scoring cards and keys, etc., relating to family survey and "Inculturation Status Inventory" project.	[ca.1966?]
10	Mimeographed introduction, blank questionnaire forms, and blank score book for "NPSR/LAT … Verbal Behavior Experiment," compiled by H.C. Beaman III and W.F. Ringle	1966
11	Reprint of journal article "Syncretism, An Acculturative Accelerator"	Summer 1966
12	Reprint of journal article "The Hypothesis of the Mobility Transition"	April 1971
13	Reprint of journal article "Does the Family Have a Future?"	Spring 1971
14	Typewritten research paper (bound) Photocopy: "An Analysis of Responses of ADC Recipients to Selected Questions from the Model City Survey, Des Moines," by E. Zober	March 19, 1969
15	Typewritten research report Mimeograph copy: "Social and Cultural Change Among the Old Amish Order"	n.d.
16	Typewritten bibliography Mimeograph copy: "An Annotated Bibliography of the Early Iron Age in Central America," compiled by T.N. Huffman	n.d.
17	Journal article Photocopy: "The Design of Cultures: Evolutionary Theory and Human Progress"	1961
18	Book chapters Photocopy: Man the Hunter	1968
19	Correspondence and book chapter Photocopy: Protean Man	n.d.
[See also Box 42]

Box 26
Series IV: Subseries 10 (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
1	Handwritten research notes and journal article Photocopy: "Fostermothers in Ulanga" [Tanganzeka, Africa]	n.d.
2	Magazine article "Cultural Factors in Political Decision-Making: A Small Town Election in India ," by B.C. Agrawal	Feb. 20, 1971
3	Paper presented at 68th Annual Meeting of American Anthropological Association, New Orleans, LA Two mimeograph copies: "The Process of Becoming a Jain Bhikshuni: An Analysis of Diksha Cermeony in a Small Town of Madhya Predesh, India," by B.C. Agrawal	Nov. 20-23, 1969
4	Various papers by B.C. Agriwal "Towards a Dynamic Model of the Jajmani System, Badnawar, Madhya Pradesh," "Cultural Factors in Political Decision Making: A Small Town Election in India ," "Renwick in 70's," and "Religious Adaptation to Physical Environment in the Hindu Universe"	1970
5	Paper presented at the Wenner-Gren Conference on The Origin of Man, Chicago, IL "Object-Naming and the Emergence of Language," by J.B. Lancaster	April 2-4, 1965
6	Booklet The Hispanic Acculturation of the Gila River Pimas. Washington, DC: The American Anthropological Association, 1961 [171 pages]	1961
7	Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Southern Anthropological Society, Dallas, TX Photocopy: "The Enshrining Ceremony: Innovation in American Nichiren Shoshu and Its Effects on Clergy-Laity Distinctions," by S.L. Garrigues	April 1-3, 1971
[See alsoBox 42]

Box 27
Series IV: Subseries 10 (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
1	Book chapters Photocopy: The Ideal Woman	1911
2	Book chapter Photocopy: Psychological Care of Infant and Child	1928
3	Book chapter Photocopy: Sterilization of the Unfit	1929
4	Book chapter Photocopy: Sex Talk to Girls	1939
5	Book chapter Photocopy: Sex Talk to Boys	1940
6	Journal article Photocopy: "Sexual Fetishism"	1968
7	Journal article Photocopy: "Sexual Deviations as Conditioned Behaviour: A Hypothesis"	1965
8	Monograph Photocopy: Benjamin, The Temperance Boy, by the Massachusetts Sabbath School Society	1853
[See also Boxes 42 and 43]

Box 28
Series IV (con't.)
Subseries 11: Archaeology Miscellaneous
Folder	Description	Date
1	Thesis paper (bound) "The Nineteenth Century Ceramic Industry at Coal Valley: Archaeology of 13BN111 Noah Creek Kiln," by B. Schulte	1974
2	Chapter One [of thesis ?] by B. Schulte	[l974?]
3	Reprint of magazine article "Archeology as a Social Science"	Sept. 1970
4	Chapter Four [of thesis?] "The History of the Moingona Potter Industry: Sites 13BN120 and 13BN132." Chapter Four: "Archaeological Investigations and Conclusion," by A. Schroeder	n.d.
5	Journal articles Photocopies, mimeograph copies, and originals: population studies	n.d.
6	Grant application and proposal Iowa Board for Public Programs in the Humanities by the Office of State Archaeologist, University of Iowa, Marshall McKusick, Director	June 1973
7	Typewritten research paper "The Pre-Columbian Distribution of the Bottle Gourd: A Re-evaluation I," by J.B. Richardson III	n.d.

Box 29
Series IV (con't.)
Subseries 12: Black Studies
Folder	Description	Date
1	Typewritten bibliography Photocopy: "Words of the Struggle: A Selected Bibliography of Works on the American Negro," compiled by W.F. Ringle	Oct. 1968
2	Typewritten bibliography Draft: "Words of the Struggle," compiled by W.F. Ringle	Oct. 1968
3	Typewritten bibliography Mimeograph copy: "’The Family’ Among Black Americans: A Basic Reference Bibliography," compiled by W.F. Ringle	Spring 1969
4	Typewritten bibliography Draft: "Blacks and the Blues: A Select Working Bibliography on Black Music and Musicians and their Critical, Historical and Functional Interrelationship to the Evolution and Global Diffusion of Black Language and Culture," compiled by W.F. Ringle and K. Johnson	Summer 1972
5	Typewritten bibliography Photocopy: "Blacks and the Blues," compiled by W.F. Ringle and K. Johnson	Summer 1972
6	Typewritten bibliography working copy: "Blacks & the Blues: Selected Bibliography of Black Music and Musicians in American History and Culture," compiled by W.F. Ringle	1971
7	Typewritten bibliography First edition: "Blacks & the Blues," compiled by W.F. Ringle and K. Johnson	1971
8	Typewritten bibliography Bound: "Blacks and the Blues," compiled by W.F. Ringle and K. Johnson	Summer 1972
9	Photocopy: Verbal abuses of the Bono society Newspaper article Photocopy: "Americanisms that may once have been Africanisms"	Fall 1973
10	Typewritten bibliography Photocopy: "Race Relations," compiled by Hraba	1971
11	Typewritten bibliography Photocopy: "American Negro Collections: A List of References," compiled by D.B. Porter	n.d.
[See also Box 50]

Box 30
Series IV: Subseries 12 (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
1	Bibliography Photocopy: "A Working Bibliography on the Negro in the United States," compiled D.B. Poder	1968
2	Typewritten bibliography Photocopy: "A Working Bibliography on Negro Literature in America ," compiled by C. Stack	n.d.
3	Typewritten research paper "Different Realities of the Black Experience: A Survey of Black-Authored American Literature," by S. E. Small	n.d.
4	Book order catalog Negro Universities Press	June 1973
5	Paper presented at the 50th Annual Meeting of the Central States Anthropological Society Mimeograph copy; "T.W.O.: Protest to Program: The Politization of a Black Community," by M.H. Bluebond	n.d.
6	Newspaper clippings George Washington Carver	1940-1944
7	Book chapter Photocopy: Ekkoes from Kentucky	1868
8	Book chapter Photocopy: The Negro A Beast or In the Image of God; the reasoner of the ace. The revelator of the century! The Bible as it is! The Negro and his relation to the human family…The Negro not the Son of Ham …, by Charles Carroll; for class use, Sociology 300	1900
9	Book chapter Photocopy: The Negro A Beast	1900
10
11
12	Reprint of journal article "Religion: Opiate or Inspiration of Civil Rights Militancy Among Negroes?"	Feb. 1967
13	Reprint of journal article "The Negro Ghetto: Problems and Alternatives"	July 1965
14	Typewritten research paper Photocopy: "Parenthood and Personal Networks among Blacks 'On Aid'," by C.B. Stack	n.d.
15	Population report Bound photocopy: "Social & Economic Conditions of Negroes in the United States ," by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and the U.S. Bureau of the Census	Oct. 1967
16	Community report "A Community Report -Twenty Years Later: The Status of the Negro in Champaign County" (Illinois)	Oct. 1968
17	Research paper Photocopy: "Black through White: Patterns of Communication," by D. Dalby	1970
18	Reprint of journal article Photocopy: "Playing the Dozens"	1962
19	Index to reprint Series Black Studies	1970/1971
[See also Box 50]

Box 31
Series IV (con't.)
Subseries 13: African Studies
Folder	Description	Date
1	Typewritten bibliography Photocopy: " Africa: Theatre and Literature," compiled by M. Fearn	June 6, 1970
2	Typewritten bibliography Photocopy: "African History," compiled by S.J.T. Samkange	Aug. 15, 1968
3	Typewritten bibliography Photocopy: "A Bibliography of African Bibliographies," compiled by the African Studies Committee, University of Illinois	Dec. 1966
4	Reprint of journal article "Symbols in African Ritual"	March 1973
5	Book chapter Photocopy: Africa and Its People	n.d.
6	Reprint of journal article "The Lesson of the Pygmies"	Jan. 1963
7	Typewritten research paper Mimeograph copy: "Kampala, Uganda - A Test Case: Perspectives for the Comparative Study of Changes in the Structure of Urban Social Relations," by C.B. Stack	Spring 1966
8	Typewritten bibliography Photocopy: Urban Migration (Africa)	Spring 1966
9	Paper presented at Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, New Orleans, LA "Pathology and Therapeutics among the Bono of Ghana," by D.M. Warren	Nov. 28-Dec. 2, 1973
10	Paper presented at Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropolog, Boston, MA "The Role Emic Analyses and Folk Taxonomies in Applied Medical Anthropology: The Case of Techiman, Ghana," by D.M. Warren	March 14-16, 1974
11	Reprint of journal article "Some Yoruba Wellerisms, Dialogue Proverbs, and Tongue Twisters"	Summer 1964
12	Pamphlet "Unity The Road to Freedom in South Africa "	June 1965
13	Booklet "West African Cooking," by Mary Warren and Beth Bryant	February 1974
[See also Box 41]

Box 32
Series IV (con't.)
Subseries 14: Native American Studies
Folder	Description	Date
1	Journal article Photocopy: "Mesquaki History As We Know It"	n.d.
2	Brochure Photocopy: A.I.M. (American Indian Movement)	n.d.
3	Typewritten bibliography Mimeograph copies: "Mesquaki The Red Earth People," compiled by W.F. Ringle and D. Wanatee	1970
4	Research report "Indian Education Provisions of Public Law 92-318," prepared by the Office of Legislation of the U.S. Office of Education	n.d.
5	Reprint of journal article "A Recent Nativistic Movement Among the Southern Tepehuan Indians"	Winter 1959
6	Reprint of journal article "Reciprocal Exploitation in an Indian-White Community"	Summer 1965
7	Reprint of journal article Photocopy: "Native Songs of Two Hybrid Ceremonies of the American Indian"	1962
8	Journal article Photocopy: "Survey of the Indians of Sonora"	Fall 1957
9	Pamphlet/book listing "Books on the American Indian," University of Nebraska Press	n.d.
10	Symposium schedule "Symposium on the American Indian in the University," Iowa State University	April 28, 1973
11	Convocation schedule 87th Annual Convocation Camp Chesterfield, Chesterfield, Indiana; and encyclopedia listing (Encyclopedia of Indians of the Americas)	June 29-Sept. 3, 1973
12	Book listing Indians of North America	Fall 1973
13	Maps and newspapers Contemporary American Indian Studies Pow Wow	1973
14	Newspaper article Photocopy: "They Pray All Night"	Dec. 21-26, 1962
15	Magazine article Photocopy: " Iowa's Indians Come of Age"	Jan./Feb. 1975
16	Flyers Mesquaki Indian Pow Wow	Sept. 3-7, 1970
17	Typewritten research proposal Two photocopies: "Working Proposal for Mesquaki School"	n.d.
18	Thesis outline and graduate college program of study Photocopies: "The Role and Importance of Clothing in the Rediscovery and Enforcement of the American Indian Cultural Heritage, As Seen in the Mesquaki Tribe," by C.C. Neverman	May 1973
19	Map and research report "Sac & Fox Indian Reservation"	n.d.
20	Research materials (handwritten research notes) Photocopies of articles, etc. dealing with North American Indians	n.d.
21	Pamphlets "Indian Perspective on Iowa: Education, Spiritual Freedom, and Social Responsibilty," and "Documents of the Chicano Struggle."	1974/1971

Box 33
Series V: Teaching
Subseries 1: University of Illinois
Folder	Description	Date
Note: Box 33, Folder 1 is CLOSED TO ACCESS
1	Hand and typewritten letters from W.F. Ringle Student letters of recommendation	n.d.
Anthropology 102, University of Illinois
2	Sample class examinations	1965
3	Sample class examinations and lecture materials	1966
4	Class materials handouts, bibliographies, etc.	1966
5	Class handouts, bibliographies, and sample examinations	1966-1968
6	Lecture notes	1968
7	Class handouts, sample examinations, and lecture notes	1968
8	Typewritten bibliography "An Annotated Bibliography on the Theory of Myth from a Basically Anthropological Viewpoint--With a bit of Psychoanalytic Material as Well. Excluding However the Purely Folklore Material as Beyond the Scope of This Compilation," compiled by E.F. Reynolds for Anthropology 499H	Feb. 27, 1969

Box 34
Series V (con't.)
Subseries 2: Iowa State University
Folder	Description	Date
1	Sample class examinations and handouts Anthropology 218 Iowa State University	1971
2	Class handout " Exploring Coal Valley's Past," Anthropology 220, Iowa State University	Fall 1971
3	Class reserve book list, mid-term examination Anthropology 333 and Anthropology 430, Iowa State University	Fall 1971
4	Typewritten bibliography Photocopy: Selected reference bibliography, "Black Americans: Anthropological Perspectives," compiled by W.F. Ringle for use in Anthropology 499B	Spring 1971
5	Bibliography with brief explanations of texts "Recommended Magazine Reading - Anthropology 450B: Contemporary Negro Culture in the United States ," compiled by W.F. Ringle	n.d.
6	Typewritten bibliography "The Seeds of the Black Panthers: People, places, and incidents which helped cause the angry, young blacks of the middle 1960's to form the group known as The Black Panther Party," compiled by G. Wilcke for Anthropology 333	n.d.
[See also Boxes 29 and 30]
7	Handwritten lecture notes Language changes through time for Anthropology 370, Iowa State University	n.d.
Note: Box 34, Folder 8 is CLOSED TO ACCESS
8	Class examinations, adds and drops receipts Anthropology 425, Iowa State University	Winter 1972
9	Typewritten research paper Photocopy: "The Development of Spinning in Mesoamerica," by N.M. Osborn for Anthropology 490Y	Winter 1972
10	Class handouts and lecture notes Anthropology 490x, Iowa State University	Spring 1972
11	Class handouts and examinations Anthropology 421, Iowa State University	Spring 1972

Box 35
Series V: Subseries 2 (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
Note: Box 35, Folder 6 is CLOSED TO ACCESS
1	Class handouts, sample examinations, and lecture notes Anthropology 402, Iowa State University	1972
2	Typewritten research paper Photocopy: "Cultural Lag in Western Sexual Mores or Onania, the Henious Crime of Self-Pollution," by L. Robinson for Anthropology 422, Iowa State University [See also Box 43]	Summer 1972
3	Class handouts and sample examinations Anthropology 322 and Anthropology 422, Iowa State University	1971-1973
4	Hand and typewritten research papers "Inside an Outward Bound Camp: Interaction in a Small Group of Strangers Living and Working Together," by D. Losure for AN490, Iowa State University; "Eee, eee, Agyaee! The Call of Bono Music," by O. Brempong	Winter 1972-1973
5	Lecture notes and handouts Anthropology 322, 322X, Iowa State University	Winter 1973
6	Adds and drops receipts, class rosters Anthropology 322, 322x, Iowa State University	Spring 1973
7	Mid-term examination Anthropology 421, Iowa State University	Spring 1973
8	Class handout of required texts, syllabus Anthropology 218, Iowa State University	Fall 1973
9	Research papers and departmental correspondence "The Investigation of 19th Century Kilns in the Central Des Moines River Valley," and "I'm Standing on the Outside, Looking at the Inside: A Simulated View from the Developing Country's Side," by D.M. Gradwohl	1972-1973
10	Conference schedule "Pop! Goes Our Culture," Institute on National Affairs, at Iowa State University [See also Box 49]	Jan. 14-20, 1973
11	Departmental correspondence Dept. of Anthropology, Iowa State University	1973
12	Departmental correspondence Dept. of Anthropology, Iowa State University	1973
13	Masters examination Physical Anthropology, Iowa State University	Jan. 1974
Note: Box 35, Folders 14 and 15 are CLOSED TO ACCESS
14	Class examinations Anthropology 422, Iowa State University	Jan. 1974
15	Student grades Sociology 113 and Anthropology 101, Iowa State University	Fall 1974
16	Book chapter Photocopy: The Ghost Dance Origins of Religion, for class use: Anthropology 340 1974, Iowa State University	1970 1974
17	Book chapter Photocopy: "Anthropology and the Abnormal," from Readings in Anthropology, for class use: Anthropology 340 1974, Iowa State University	1968 1974
18	Typewritten research paper "Rock and Religion," by T. Till for Anthropology 340, Iowa State University [See also Box 41]	n.d.

Box 36
Series V: Subseries 2 (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
1	Class syllabus and bibliography "History and Theory of Anthropology" - Anthropology 550 Symposium 25, 26, and 42]	Fall 1974
2	Departmental and class materials Dept. of Anthropology, Iowa State University; includes copy of Ringle's "Ideals & Realities" bibliography [See also Box 42]	Spring 1974
3	Newspaper article, research paper, graduate student guide, biography, and study program guide "Student interest prompts course on death" "Some American Myths Concerning Homosexuality"; by Duane Peter.	Spring 1974
4	Magazine articles Bound photocopies: "Sociological Aspects of the Relation Between Language and Philosophy," "Language, Thought, and Culture," "Linguistic Relativity: The Views of Benjamin Lee Whorf," for use in Anthropology 499B	n.d.
5	Typewritten bibliography "Drugs Bibliography," compiled by M.E. Jackson for Anthropology 499	[1970?]
6	Reprint of journal article "The Nature and Defense of Demeanor"	June 1956
7	Reprint of journal article "Cultural Basis of Emotions and Gestures"	Sept. 1947
8	Typewritten research paper and handwritten note "The Peyote Religion," by G. Grimes for Anthropology 490, Iowa State University [See also Box 43]	Spring 1975
9	Three typewritten research papers "French Structuralism: Durkheim to Levi-Strauss. Structuralism: What is it?" "Acculturation, Urbanization, and the Anthropological Study of "Complex" Societies. The Usage of "Acculturation" in Anthropology," and "Emics/Etics and the New Ethnography. The Etic and Emic Approach," all by Fu-hau Yu for Anthropology 550 Symposium	Winter 1974-1975
10	Thesis proposal Photocopy: "An Ethnographic Census-Interview of Native Americans in Des Moines, Iowa," by M. Moser	May 20, 1974
11	Anthropology 550 Symposium research papers Photocopies: topics discussed: structuralism and linguistics	Fall 1974
12	Correspondence and research paper Photocopy: "Ethical Concerns: Old Wine in New Bottles," by K. Stebbins for Anthropology 550	n.d.
13	Anthropology 550 Symposium research papers photocopies: topics discussed: emics and etics	Fall 1974

Box 37
Series V: Subseries 2 (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
1	Class lecture notes, sample examinations, and study (questions "The Existence of God," Philosophy 21)	n.d.
2
3
4	Book chapters Photocopies; "The Verification of Belief in God," and "Upon the Love of Our Neighbour," for class use: Philosophy 21	n.d.
5	Class lecture notes, sample examinations and review worksheet Philosophy 53	n.d.

Box 38
Series V: Subseries 2 (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
1	Teaching folder "History of Theory in Anthropology," Iowa State University; contains syllabus, seminar schedule, research topics, and bibliography	Fall 1974, 1974
2	Research folder Hand and typewritten charts and statistics on African, East Asian, and South American Studies, by W.F. Ringle	n.d.
3	Research folder Hand and typewritten charts and statistics on African, East Asian, and South American Studies, by W.F. Ringle	n.d.

Box 39
Series V (con't.)
Subseries 3: Miscellaneous Teaching Papers
Folder	Description	Date
1	Typewritten research paper "The Adventures of Rippey's Orchard or 'How to cut your toe in the toenail clipper without really trying.' An Ethnology/Anthology/Ethnohistory done for Bill Ringle by Jim Krafft"	n.d.
2	Typewritten research proposal "Toward an Ethnography of the Day," by M.D. Topper	Sept. 30, 1970
3	Paper presented to the SAS and SWAS [Southern and Southwestern Anthropological Societies?] Annual Meetings Photocopy: "Anthropology and Mass Media: or Why is there a Margaret Mead, Daddy?'" by M.D. Topper	Spring 1971
4	Journal article and paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association "Class Structure and Social Reproduction in New Spain/Mexico," and "Agrarian Politics and Regional Class Structure in La Rioja, Spain," both by T.C. Parrish	1982
5	Typewritten research paper Draft for comments: "Class Structure and Social Reproduction in New Spain/Mexico," by T.C. Parrish	Nov. 1979
6	Typewritten research paper Photocopy: draft by T.C. Parrish	n.d.
7	Typewritten research paper Photocopy: "Elites vs./$ the State: Towards an ethnography of power," by E.C. Hansen and T.C. Parrish	n.d.
8	Handwritten comments and typewritten thesis paper [?] Photocopy of draft: "Northern Sung Regional and Local Administration", by M. McGrath	n.d.
9	Handwritten comments and typewritten chapter [of thesis?] "The Central Military Establishment," by M. McGrath	n.d.
10	Handwritten comments and typewritten chapter [of thesis?] "The Military Intendant," by M. McGrath	n.d.
11	Handwritten research paper Photocopy; Paper presented at the Conference on the Evolution of Imperial Governance, 10th-14th Centuries "The Northern Sung Military Intendancy: Emergence and Development of Regional Administration"; both by M. McGrath; Excerpt from book Photocopy: "Turk, Aryan and Chinese in Ancient Asia," from Selected Works of Peter A. Boodberg	n.d.

Box 40
Series V: Subseries 3 (con't.)
Folder	Description	Date
1	Typewritten research paper Photocopy: "Flowers for the Void: Essay on the Coming Revolution," by D. Terry	1971
2	Typewritten research paper Photocopy: "The Failure of Revolutions," by D. Terry.	n.d.
3	Typewritten research paper Photocopy: "The Relation Between a High Frequency of Drunkenness and the Vision Quest: Is There a Dependency Conflict?" by T. Riddington	April 1967
4	Master's thesis proposal and paper presented at Central States Anthropological Society Meeting "Religion as Rationalization: A Study of the Function of a Liberal Religious Fellowship in Paradigmatic Culture Change," and "Definition of the Natural in a Liberal Religious Fellowship," both by S.E. Patten	Spring 1973
5	Thesis proposal Photocopy: "Akan Time and Space," by D. Fink	n.d.
6	Thesis proposal Photocopy: "Ethnicity and Middle Class Values: A Study of the Greek Community in a Midwestern Iowa City," by V. Cunning	May 18, 1974
7	Draft of thesis Photocopy: "The Social Organization of Lakeview Nursing Home," by DC Stewart	March 29, 1974
8	Thesis proposal Two copies: "Meet Me at the Corner or Bustopp? Ethnographies of two models of Senior High age-level programs, considered from a self-actualization perspective," by G.B. Tadlock	Spring 1973
9	Typewritten research paper Photocopy: "The Evolution of Yoruba Law: A Case Study of Ogbomosho, Nigeria," by M.M. Dickens	Nov. 5, 1974
10	Typewritten research paper Photocopy: "The Privy Purse, State Finances and the Exercise of Imperial Power in Sung China," by R.M. Hartwell	n.d.
11	Typewritten research paper "Social Science in Guatemala and the Role of U.S. Personnel, 1950-1967," by C.P. Blair	n.d.
12	Typewritten research paper Photocopy: "Aspects of the Criterion Problem in Small Group Research," by I. Altman	n.d.
13	Typewritten thesis Photocopy: "Religion, Rationality, and Rationalization," by S.E. Patten	Jan. 22, 1974

Boxes 41 through 50 contain notecards relating to Ringle's research and teaching on various topics.
They are grouped by the categories which Ringle established as he compiled these bibliographic references.

Box 41
Series VI: Notecards

Subjects

The notecards in Box 41 are bibliographic references to Ringle's research in aboriginal fish poisons, and ethnobotany and ethnopharmacology of African primates.

Africa:

Ethnobotany
Fish Poisons
Arrow Poisons
Primates
Medicinal Plants

[See also Series IV, Subseries 1 and 3]

Box 42
Series VI (con't.)

Subjects

The notecards in Box 42 are bibliographic references for Ringle's teaching and research in "neutral," "ethical," and "value-free" research in the social sciences.

Anthropology
Ethics
Values
Relativity

[See also Series IV, Subseries 4]

Box 43
Series VI (con't.)

Subjects

The notecards in Box 43 are bibliographic references for Ringle's research into various topics, according to Ringle's categories listed below.

Theory - Drugs and culture
General - Social Sciences ("Doomsday" - bibliography?)
References: Menaces
Menaces
Sociological madness: freak out, freaky
Sex and dope
Masturb. – Ref.
Masturb. - Menace
Eugenics
Caffeine
Tobacco
Alcohol
Alcohol -Temperance and Prohibition
Cocaine
PCP (Angel Dust)
G. (General ?)
Gen. (General?)
Period. (Periodicals ?)
Catalogs
Cookbooks
Biographical Sources
Biographical References

[See also Series IV, Subseries 4 and Subseries 6]

Box 44
Series VI (con't.)

Subjects

The notecards contained in Box 44 relate to Ringle's bibliography "Psychedelics and Society" (1971-1973).

Trafficking
Law and Implications
Alternatives (Communal, Intellectual Societies)
Techniques and Resources ("For our Alternative Life-style")
Creativity
African Pot (Marijuana)
Counterculture
Subculture
Bibliography (Movement and counterculture)
Periodicals (Movement and counterculture)
Movement
Literature
Underground Press
Beats and Bohemians
Psychedelia and Hip (Hippies?)
Gap (Generation)
Youth M-I-D (Education)
Folk (Culture)
Bikers

[See also Series IV, Subseries 5, 6,7, 8]

Box 45
Series VI (con't.)

Subjects

The notecards contained in Box 45 also relate to Ringle's bibliography "Psychedelics and Society," (1971-1973).

Religion
Mysticism
Leary & Co.

[See also Series IV, Subseries 5 and 6]

Box 46
Series VI (con't.)

Subjects

The notecards contained in Box 46 are not grouped by subjects. They are bibliographic references in alphabetical order and relate primarily to Ringle's research into the counterculture of the 1960s, drugs, medical history, etc.

[See also Series IV, Subseries 5, 6, 7, 8]

Box 47
Series VI (con't.)

Subjects

The notecards in Box 47 are bibliographic references for Ringle's research in drug culture and cross-cultural ethnopharmacology.

Medicine and Drugs
- Origins and History
- Medical History and Pharmacology
- Cross-Cultural Drug Usage, Trade, Sociology, History, Etc.
- Medical Ecology
- Botany, Ethnobotany, Horticulture, Cultivation
- Chemistry
- Disease, Health, Etc.
- Science
- Mesoamerican Folk Medicine, Folk Medicine
- Chemistry and Pharmacology
- Ethnopharmacology
- HHPM, HPMM (Herbs and Mushrooms)

[See also Series IV, Subseries 6]

Box 48
Series VI (con't.)

Subjects

The notecards in Box 48 are bibliographic references for Ringle's research in Asian Studies, with an emphasis on the Chinese drug trade, particularly opium.

Asia:
- East-West
- Research (Opium)
- India
- India (Opium)
- Arabs & Persians
- Chinese Language
- Chinese authors
- Chinese Medicine
- Britain & China (Wars & Trades)
- Opium (See Research)
- Twentieth Century Opium Wars
- Anti-Chinese - General
- Tea
- Tobacco
- Iran
- Philippines
- Anti-Opium
- Opium conferences, laws

2nd group:
- History (Medicine and Pharmacology)
- Alchemy
- Chinese Alchemy
- Miscellaneous

[See also Series IV, Subseries 6]

Box 49
Series VI (con't.)

Subjects

The notecards in Box 49 relate to various topics researched by William F. Ringle.

1st group:
- Rock Music: Books, albums
- Rock periodicals
- Miscellaneous
- Notes

[See also Series VI, Subseries 9]

2nd group:
- Pulp Media (Comic books, underground comix, etc) [See also Series II, underground comics correspondence]
- Film, cinema, video
- Radio
- Theater, Drama
- Pop Culture, Mass media
- Americana: Social Criticism, Folk-Pop Culture, Poverty, Scum, Hunger

3rd group:
- America (Not by Ringle; by Rebecca [?])
- Pulled from subject headings like "Narcotic" and "Narcotics Addiction," etc.
- Arranged by periodical title and by year pre-1960, 1960-1965

[See also Series IV, Subseries 5, 6, 7, 8]

4th group:
- Government
- War, Revolution, Aggression, Conflict
- Vietnam & S.E. Asia
- Intelligence communications (CIA, MIG, FBI, Spies, Security, Subversives, etc.)
- Nixon
- Nixon, Agnew, Watergate
- Security (Secrecy, Loyalty, Subversives and their "control")
- Atomic Science and Scientists

[See also Series IV, Subseries 8]

Box 50
Series VI (con't.)

Subjects

The notecards in Box 50 are bibliographic references for Ringle's research into Black Studies and his bibliography, "Black & the Blues," (1968-1972).

1st group:
- Blacks
- Blacks & blues bibliography
- General bibliography
- Addenda to general bibliography
- Current periodicals
- Bibliography, discography, and references
- Pop culture process
- Black talk & black music
- Addenda to black talk & black music
- General references
- Additional materials

2nd group:
- Music (Sheet, etc.) Collection
- Libraries with important special collections

[See also Series IV, Subseries 12]

3rd group:
- Biographies
- Black pop culture [mostly music]
- Thesis & dissertations
- Minstrels
- Resistance & Reaction
- Films
- History and culture (general)
- Sociology and anthropology
- Protest and implications
- Literature – Fiction
- Histories
- Lives, Groups, Scences, Times
- British scene
- African music
- Racism

[See also Series IV, Subseries 12]

4th group:
- American Indians
- Indians
- Indians and alcohol
- Peyote

[See also Series IV, Subseries 14]

The following newspapers include those in the Ringle collection not alternative or underground, various miscellaneous newspapers, portions of incomplete newspaper materials.

Box 51
Series VII: Printed Materials
Subseries 1: Newspapers
Title	Vol/Issue No.	Dates
Newspapers
Ames Daily Tribune Ames, IA	103 (262)	5/7/70
	103 (263)	5/23/70
	103 (276)	5/23/70
	108 (11)	7/13/74
Boone County Advocate Boonsboro, IA	6 (36)	9/7/1871
Boone County Pioneer Boone, IA	54 (119)	8/14/22
The Des Moines Register Des Moines, IA		5/23/70
The Des Moines Register Des Moines, IA		4/13/78
The Des Moines Tribune Des Moines, IA		5/7/70
		5/22/70
		3/22/73
		5/9/75
Drake Times-Delphic Drake, IA	88 (53)	5/15/70
Iowa State Daily I.S.U., Ames, IA	98 (62)	3/73
	98 (77)	5/73
	98 (78)	3/75
	98 (94)	12/20/68
	98 (97)	2/20/69
	98 (98)	2/21/69
	99 (20)	10/3/69
	99 (22)	10/7/69
	99 (32)	10/21/69
	99 (144)	5/7/70
	99 (145)	5/8/70
	99 (147)	5/12/70
	99 (151)	5/16/70
	99 (153)	5/20/70
	99 (155)	5/22/70
	99 (156)	5/23/70
	99 (157)	5/27/70
	100 (143)	5/7/71
	101 (16)	9/28/71
	102 (122)	3/23/73
	?	4/18/73
	?	10/15/?
Military-Industrial Complex in Iowa		1968?
The Print Mint Berkeley, CA		3/71?
The Sunday News Magazine Detroit, MI		10/25/70
Western Central Coop News Ralston, IA	27 (9)	July-Aug. 1985
Sections of newspapers
Chicago Daily News Chicago, IL Statement during presidential campaign from Nelson A. Rockefeller against Vietnam .		7/17/68
Chicago Sun-Times "The Walker Report" Chicago, IL		12/2/68
The New York Book Review New York, NY	13 (9)	11/20/69
	23 (12)	7/15/76
	23 (13)	8/5/76
"Ego" Arts Review		n.d.
? [Manson article]		n.d.
? New York, NY?		n.d.
?[Music paper of some sort]		n.d.

Box 52
Series VII (con't.)
Subseries 2:Periodicals
Title	Vol/Issue No.	Dates
100 Flowers	12	Winter 1972
Acapulco Gold (AMORPHIA, The Cannabis Cooperative)	1 (1)	April/May 1972
		5/17/72
		6/19/72
Bark Leaf	no.7	Summer 1972
		Winter 1972-1973
		n.d.
Boone Illustrated		Nov. 1976
Changes	no.21	n.d.
The Elks Magazine	50 (3)	Aug. 1971
Head	1 (6)	Sept. 1976
	1 (8)	Nov./Dec. 1976
	2 (1)	Jan./Feb. 1977
Home Life	25 (10)	July 1971
Hydrobiologia	Vol.36, no.1	10/9/70
Mother Jones	1 (3)	May 1976
Mother Jones	1 (4)	June 1976

Box 53
Series VII: Subseries 2 (con’t.)
Title	Vol/Issue No.	Dates
Fusion	no.72	March 1972
	no.73	April 1972
	no.74	May 1972
	no.75	June 1972
	no.76	July 1972
	no.77	July 1972
	no.78	Sept. 1972
	no.79	Oct. 1972
	no.80?	Nov. 1972
	no.80 (81?)	Dec. 1972
	no.82	Jan. 1973
	no.84	March 1973
	no.85	April 1973
	no.86	May 1973
	no.87	June 1973

Box 54
Series VII: Subseries 2 (con't.)
These publications are filed alphabetically by title.
Title	Vol/Issue No.	Dates
5th Forum Bowling Green, OH Bowling Green State University Young Republican Club	Vol. 1, no. 2	n.d.
ACT "The RITA's Newsletter" [Resisters Inside The Army] Western Europe: Paris, France "For American Deserters Against the War in Vietnam "	Vol.1, no.2	n.d.
The American Exile in Britain London, England Union of American Exiles in Britain [UAEB]	no. 1	3/5/69
	no. 2	4/16/69
	(attached: letter from Frank Aller, et al, UAEB)	4/23/69
Breakthrough Lawrence, KS Official publication of Interstate Association of Commissions on the Status of Women	v.4, no.4	2/74
	v.4, no.6	4/74
Breakthrough [N.P] "Political Journal of Prairie Fire Organizing Committee" (Marxist-Leninist Publication)	Vol. 1, nos. 3-4 (Double issue)	Oct. - Dec. ‘77
Chicago Journalism Review Chicago, IL Association of the Working Press (Contains article on racism in the press)	Vol. 2, no.4	4/69
Christinas World Im(media)cy Poemworks, by Gerard Malanga New York: Poetry on Films, Inc. [poetry collection]		1970
Clarity New York, NY Committee for Political Studies "A Bimonthly Newsletter that discusses the Problems of Revolution in the United States "	Vol. 11, no. 3	May/June 1969
	Vol. II, no. 4	Summer 1969
Communitas Yellowsprings, OH "A new community journal"	no.1	7/72
Direct Action Voluntown, CT NECNVA (New England Committee for Nonviolent Action) ("for a nonviolent world") These are addressed to Mike Yokell, New England Free Press, Boston	no. 97	4/26/69
	no. 99	7/28/69
	no. 100	9/5/69
	no. 101	10/6/69
	no. 102	11/3/69
Drug Dependence Chevy Chase, MD Nat'l Inst. Mental Health [Note: from the Hurwood Estate donation to the Browne Popular Culture Library, 5/25/1990]		July 1969
GAR 26 Austin, TX [ Austin alternative publication?]	Vol. 4, no. 2	Nov/Dec ‘74
i.e. magazine Orangevale, CA Ink Art Inc. Published by the Associated Students of Sacramento State College (literary arts magazine)	Vol.1, no.1	1/69
	Vol.1, no.2	6/69
In-Between Dayton, OH "An independent student publication"	Vol. 1, no. 8	7/69
Insurgent San Francisco, CA The National Magazine of the W.E.B. DuBois Clubs of America		Jan/Feb 1966
Issues and Actions New York, NY Newsletter of Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam		5/1/69
		6/5/69
Liberator New York, NY Afro-American Research Institute	Vol.11, nos. 1 and 2	Jan./Feb. 1971
Liberator New York, NY Afro-American Research Institute	Vol.11, no. 3	Mar. 1971
Matador Home News New York, NY Home News Co. (literary publication of poetry and fiction)		6/70
The McCarthy Advance, Washington, DC "The Bi-Weekly Newspaper of the McCarthy Movement"	Vol. 1, no. 3	6/20/68
MEMO Washington, DC National Bulletin of Women Strike for Peace		Fall 1969
N.A.S. (Naked And Screaming) Boston, MA Independent student publication from Grahm School	Vol. 1, no. 1	10/13/69
New Notes of the Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors Philadelphia, PA	Vol. 21. no. 5	Sep/Oct 1969

Box 55
Series VII: Subseries 2 (con’t.)
Title	Vol/Issue No.	Dates
The Cross and the Flag	29 (1)	April 1970
New Magazine Boston, MA: Nimrod Press (literary/arts magazine, Boston University)	vol. 3, no. 1	[Fall] 1969
Newspoems by Tuli Kupferberg New York, NY Free Ranger Tribe and Birth Press		1971
PRS Journal Philosophical Research Society, Inc.	26 (3)	Winter 1966
The Palimpsest Published monthly by the State Historical Society of Iowa	17 (5)	May 1936
	21 (9)	Sep. 1940
	31 (6)	June 1950
	38 (2)	Feb. 1957
	38 (8)	Aug. 1957
	46 (5)	May 1965
Peking Review	no.11	3/14/69
Point of View Cleveland, OH	Vol. 1, no. 21	May 6-11/?
Point of View Cleveland, OH	Vol. 1, no. 22	May 19-24/?
Quendum Roslyn Heights, NY "A Quarterly Compendium of Good News"	Vol. 2, no. 1	Summer/Fall 1969
The Radical Teacher Chicago, IL: New University Conference		n.d.
The Rap Chicago, IL	Vol. 1, no.4	8/69
The Rap Chicago, IL	Vol. 1, no.6	10/69
The Red Papers San Francisco, CA Bay Area Revolutionary Union (Marxist-Leninist Publication)	2 issues	n.d.
Research Issues 2: Drugs and Sex Rockville, MD Nat'l. Institute on Drug Abuse "The Nonmedical Use of Drugs and Sexual Behavior" [part of a Series of ten publications Note: from the Hurwood Estate donation to the Browne Popular Culture Library, 5/25/1990]		Nov. 1974
La Resistance Haitienne Montreal, Canada (in French)		6/73
SSRS Newsletter Bala Cynwyd, PA Society for Social Responsibility in Science (Addressed to John P. Case, New England Free Press, Boston, MA)	no. 202	Sep. 1969
SWGP News Southwest Georgia Project, Albany, GA	Vol.3, no.3	8/1969
SWGP News Southwest Georgia Project, Albany, GA	Vol. 3, no.5	9/1969
San Francisco Book Review	no.26	1972
Sane World Quarterly Washington, DC Published by SANE: A Citizen's Organization for a Sane World [see also Sane World Newsletters, Box 63]	Vol.12, no.12 (2 copies)	12/73
SANITY NOW! La Puente, CA	Newsletter #28	Sep. 1969
Scanlan’s New York, NY "The magazine for the Seventies" (includes article on commune movement)	1 (3)	May 1970
	1 (6)	Aug. 1970
Science and Society	29 (4)	Fall 1965
Science for the People	2 (4)	Dec. 1970
Sparticist New York, NY "A bimonthly organ of Revolutionary Marxism"	no.13	Aug-Sep 1969
Sparticist-West San Francisco, CA "Published occasionally by the Bay Area Spartacist League"	no.16	6/27/69
Student New York, NY "Owned, staffed and written by young people" (national college coverage)	Vol.3, no.4	12/68
Tenant News New York, NY Metropolitan Council on Housing	Vol.7, no.4	Mar/Apr 1969
Underground Press Digest	1 (1)	Jan. 1971
Veritas	2 (1)	Dec. 1968
The Word El Paso, TX Organization for Student Rights (OSR)	Vol. 1, no. 2	n.d.

Box 56
Series VII: Subseries 2 (con’t.)
Title	Vol/Issue No.	Dates
Change Washington DC	Vol.1, no.6	Nov/Dec 1972
East West (oversize)	66	June 1976
Enrage New York, NY "An independent high school paper"	no.1	May 1969
The Foundation Journal	12	n.d.
Free Palestine Washington DC	Vol.1, no.1	Apr/May 1969
Mother [N.P] "Necessity is the mother of invention" "Mama's Home Fried Resolutions"	Special Post Thanksgiving Issue	n.d.
OPAC Newsletter Ohio Peace Action Council Yellow Springs, OH	no.4	8/4/69
	no.5	9/1/69
Ohio Peace Action News Columbus, OH	Vol.1, no.7	Jun/July 1968
Sundance San Francisco, CA Running Dog, Inc. [alternative to the "rhetorical shallowness of the underground papers"] (oversize)	Vol.1, no.1	5/72
The Unity Paper New Brunswick, NJ New Jersey Student Union		[1972]
Up Against Boston Univ. School of Theology	Issue 8	9/18/69
West Coast Review of Books	14	June 1975
The Westwood Village Square, Los Angeles, CA "For and about squares"	Vol.1, no.1	Spring 1968

Box 56 (con't.)
Series VII
Subseries 3: Miscellany
Folder	Description	Date
1	Book chapter Photocopy: Noble Experiments [Recipe book for alcoholic drinks]	1930
2	Chart Photocopy: Third Iowa Infantry Volunteers	n.d.
3	Booklet G.A.R. State Encampment June 5, 6, and 7. 1906. Boone, Iowa.	1906
4	Book chapter Photocopy: The Cola Wars: The Story of the Global Corporate Battle Between the Coca-Cola Company and the Pepsi Co, Inc.	1980
5	Handwritten note "Is Your Wash Clean Clear Through? Or Overproduction and You" [This sounds like a suicide note. Not by Ringle]	n.d.
6	Handwritten research notes by W.F. Ringle 'The Renaissance and the Reformation'	n.d.
7	Worksheets and drawings Lisa M. [no last name; appears to be elementary school work]	n.d.
8	Magazine advertisements dealing with weight loss	n.d.
9	Reprint of journal article "An Experimental Approach to Superstitious Behavior"	Jan.- Mar. 1962
10	Research report Population Trend. of Incorporated Places in Iowa, 1900-1970	June 1972
11	Research report Iowa's Population: Past, Present, and Future	March 1973
12	Research report Population Projections by Ages and Sex for State and Counties of Iowa, 1975-1990	June 1973
13	Newspaper clippings; jokes	n.d.
14	1 magnetic tape of George Lincoln Rockwell (assassinated leader of the American Nazi Party, "The Voice of Hate")
15	19 cards with hands making peace symbol
16	1 armband reading "Peace"
17	1 keychain
18	2 "psychedelic" drawings
19	1 game-"Drug Addict Springboard to Family Communication: An Informative Game on Drug Abuse"
The following items were added to the Ringle Collection after its initial receipt. Materials received from David Gradwohl.
20	Photocopy of William F. "Bill" Ringle's obituary from the Anthropology Newsletter (Vol. 26, no. 1) promotional brochure, Anthropology Dept., Iowa State University includes photos of Ringle	Jan. 1985
20	photograph of W.F. Ringle. and D. Gradwohl	1970
21	Caveat: A Newsletter from the Institute of Drug Misuse. New York, NY Institute For The Study Of Drug Misuse, Inc.
	Vol. 2: no.7	July 1914
	Special Drug Suppl. no. 3	July 1914
22	Pamphlets (Peace Symbol):
	"The Peace Symbol" The Mark of the Traitor Independence, MO	n.d.
	Gospel Tract Society, Inc., [7 pages] The Truth About Those Peace Symbols Independence, MO	[1970?]
	Gospel Tract Society, Inc., [4 pages] The Peace Symbol -"The Broken Cross" Pasadena, CA	[1968?]
	The Network of Patriotic Letter Writers, [2 pages]

Box 57
Series VII (con't.)
Subseries 4: Catalogs
Title	Vol/Issue No.	Date
National Information Center		[1970?]
The Town Squire		n.d.
United Front Press	Winter	1972-1973
Western Trading Post	Fall/Winter	1984-85

Box 58

Items in Box 58 consist of shelf list cards and photocopies of shelf list cards.

The following newspaper was transferred from the William F. Ringle Collection to the Browne Popular Culture Library's Underground and Alternative Press Collection.

Series VII (con’t.)
Subseries 5: Transfers - Newspapers
Vol/Issue	Date	Vol/Issue	Date
The Black Panther Black Community News Service, based in San Francisco, CA
2 (23)	2/17/69	4 (5)	1/3/70
2 (25)	3/9/69	4 (8) (7?)	1/24/70
3 (2)	5/4/69	4 (8)	1/31/70
3 (4)	5/19/69	4 (9)	2/7/70
3 (7)	6/7/69	4 (10)	2/17/70
3 (8)	6/14/69	4 (13)	2/28/70
3 (9)	6/21/69	4 (14)	3/71/70
3 (10)	6/28/69	4 (15)	3/15/70
3 (11)	7/5/69	4 (16)	3/21/70
3 (13)	7/19/69	4 (17)	3/28/70
3 (14)	7/26/69	4 (18)	4/6/70
3 (14) (15?)	8/2/69	4 (18) (19?)	4/11/70
3 (16)	8/9/69	4 (20)	4/18/70
3 (17)	8/16/69	4 (21)	4/25/70
3 (18)	3/23/69	4 (22)	5/2/70
3 (19)	8/30/69	4 (22) (23?)	5/9/70
3 (20)	9/6/69	4 (24)	5/19/70
3 (21)	9/13/69	4 (25 & 26)	5/31/70
3 (22)	9/20/69	4 (27)	6/6/70
3 (23)	9/27/69	4 (28)	6/13/70
3 (24)	10/4/69	4 (29)	6/20/70
3 (25)	10/11/69	4 (30)	6/27/70
3 (27)	10/25/69	5 (1)	7/4/70
3 (28)	11/1/69	5 (1?)	7/11/70
3 (29)	11/15/69	5 (2)	7/18/70
3 (32)	11/29/69	5 (3)	7/25/70
4 (1)	12/16/69	5 (4)	8/1/70
4 (2)	12/13/69	5 (6)	8/8/70
4 (4)	12/27/69

Box 59
Series VIII: Miscellaneous Items
Folder	Description	Date
Booklets, pamphlets
1	Booklet
	What is Wrong With Long Hair (Waterloo, Ontario?) A-B-C Printing-Kitchener, 11 pages.	[1966]
	Pamphlet
	You are Not Alone St. Louis, MO American Rationalist Federation, 8 pages	n.d.
Bowling Green State University material:
2	Broadsides
	Over Population Means Over Regulation	n.d.
	Young Americans For Freedom, BGSU Chapter	n.d.
	Help Yippie and Vote April 30-May 7	n.d.
	Confrontation at Kent State a film by Kent Students, Middle Class Youth II/Yippie!	n.d.
	Rally announcement
	April 15 National Moratorium Day to End the War	n.d.
	Scheduled workshop listing
	William's Hall steps	n.d.
	Announcement
	"Let’s Work Together" BG Chapter of the Ohio Peace Action Committee (OPAC)	5/31/70
	Fact sheets
	ROTC and the New University	n.d.
	ECO Facts	[1969?]
	Your Rights During Arrest	n.d.
Berkley, CA material:
3	Broadsides:
	Romeo and Juliet by People’s Park Defense Fund and the New Shakespeare Co.	n.d.
	Wanted: Hip Cops The Better Berkeley Council, Berkeley: Offset Printing, 1 page.	1969
	Fact sheet
	Dangerous by "local anarchists and communists" Berkeley, CA	8/30/68
	Rally announcements
	" Chicago Solidarity Street Rally" Ad Hoc Committee for THIS Street Rally, Inc.	1968
	Flyer
	"Friday Nights Free Food N Berkeley Street Community (2 copies)	1968
	Testimonial
	by Joanna E. Atlee, Scientology Berkeley	11/18/69
	Announcement
	"Venceremos! Community Solidarity Rally" Berkeley	2/12/[?]
Boston University/Boston area material
4	Meeting announcement
	Cyanamid Strike, Boston University SDS [Students for a Democratic Society]	1969
	Fact sheet
	GE Strikers, Boston University SDS	1969
	Forum announcement
	"Youth Demands Social Change: How About You?" Young Adult Group of the Ethical Society of Boston	5/16/[?]
	From Louis Kampf, RESIST Newsletter Cambridge, MA	4/15/69
	Fact sheet
	Projects funded, RESIST	1969
Draft Resistance/Vietnam War material
5	Registration form
	"YWCA Electric University Draft Information Conference" Worcester, Mass.	9/29/[6?]
	Membership Form
	"People's Peace Treaty/Trees for Vietnam Campaign" Jewish Campaign for the People's Peace Treaty, Washington, DC	n.d.
	Form letter
	From Carol Lipman, Student Mobilization Committee (SMC) to End the War in Vietnam New York, NY	5/14/69
	Announcement
	"Statement: the Boston Eight"	[11/70?]
	Leaflet
	"Hang Up On War!" Grindstone Press, War Resister's League, New York, NY	[1966?]
	Broadsides
	"Resist the Draft" San Francisco Resistance Liberation Press	11/14/[?]
	"Hell No, I Won't Go!" phonorecord release, Liberation Bookstore, Harlem, NY	n.d.
	Letter
	From Velia Lopez, Love 'N Peace Records [n.p.]	n.d.
	Broadsides
	"No Moratorium Here!" political cartoon [n.p.]	n.d.
	"They're the Reason We're in Vietnam " by the National Student Committee for Victory in Vietnam , St. Louis, MO	n.d.
	cover with [ Vietnam ?] flag emblem, U.S. Committee to Aid to the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam, NY	n.d.
Students for a Democratic Society SDS material
6	Vietnam Study Guide and Annotated Bibliography by Steven J. Rosenthal Chicago Students for a Democratic Society blank sheet with letterhead for SDS, NY Region	9/19/65
New England Committee For Nonviolent Action (NECNVA) material
7	Typed article: "Haymarket: Violence Destroys a Movement" by Bradford Lyttle, CNVA, New York, NY	9/16/65
	From Bradford Lyttle, et al, NECNVA, Voluntown, CT	9/28/68
	Newsletter
	NECNVA Portsmouth, NH	3/19/69
	Flyer
	NEPAC (New England-Portsmouth Action Council)	6/23/69
	Newsletters
	NEPAC/NECNVA, Portsmouth, NH	[6/1969]
	NECNVA Portsmouth, NH	[1969?]
	Letters and reports
	"[NE]CNVA Mailing List" Voluntown, CT	n.d.
	Friends of the International Independence Institute Voluntown, CT	6/1969
New Left Movement/Radicalism material
8	Conference announcement
	Northeast Region of MDS, ( Albany, NY?)	5/8/69
	Lecture announcement
	Death Agony of the New Left New York City Spartacist League [ New York, NY?]	8/22/69
	Fact sheet
	Free All Political Prisoners National Committee to Combat Fascism [n.p]	[1969?]
	Leaflet
	Genovese Looks at American Left reprinted from issue of National Guardian New York, NY	2/19/66
	Newsreel Catalog, no.4 Boston Regional Office	3/1969
	Book order form
	New England Free Press, Boston, MA	n.d.
Miscellaneous form letters, broadsides, flyers, etc.
9	From Jeffrey Liebling, GRA (Government Research and Analysis) Washington, DC	7/1969
	University [?] flyer: There is Another Way… [P.S.R.?], [n.p.]	n.d.
	Broadside: "Wanted for Murder" [n.p.]	n.d.
	Newsletter update: Nigeria/Biafra A Quaker Action Group, Philadelphia, PA	7/25/69
	Information sheet: The New Alchemy ("Saul-Paul Sirag, Rights Reserved Alternative Features Service")	[1970?]
Typewritten articles
10	"More on the Myth of Russian Socialism" by William Z. Miller and William A. Pritchard, [n.p.]	3/30/69
10	"For a Socialist Case" by W.A. Pritchard	n.d.
Glide Foundation material
11	Sermon: "A Call For Marchers, Dancers, Dreamers" Rev. Lloyd K. Waker Glide Memorial United Methodist Church San Francisco, CA	9/29/68
11	Statement of purpose: "Glide Foundation" (2 copies)	[19681]
"Other Scenes" syndicated articles, New York, NY
12	"Save the Thumb" "Selective Service System" "Declaring…" all by John Wilcock	4th month June/2
12	Flyer for The Autobiography and Sex Life of Andy Warhol by John Wilcock, Other Scenes	n.d.
Material sent to B. McCallum, Head, Browne Popular Culture Library, from Jon Eric, The Magic Minority, Kea'au, Hawaii
13	Announcement: Woodstock	8/1989
	Two membership forms: The Earth Concert	[1989]
	Poetry sheet of poems by Jon Eric	n.d.
	information sheet: "Twelve Fruits of Healing Nations" by Jon Eric	n.d.
Conference Educational Fund SCEF material
14	Newsletter: News from Southern Conference Educational Fund, Louisville, KY	5/27/69
	Fact sheet on Walter Collins, Joe Mulloy, SCEF Louisville, KY	[1970?]
	Free School course catalog, New York, NY	1967
15	The Free School of Survival and Consciousness course catalog Sponsored by Alternative Education Research, Inc., L.B., New York	n.d.
16	Midpeninsula Free University course catalog Menlo Park, CA [see also Box 64, The Free You]	Fall 1968
17	Informational material packet about New Robin Learning Community, New York "A non-profit, non-accredited, drop-out staffed, group-dynamic-oriented community" [organized by the New World School, Robin Hool Relearning Co., and Centers for Change, Inc]	11/1/69
18	Informational material packet: Student Organizations (3 copies) [contains information on high school revolutionary student organizations in the New York City area, distributed by Y.S.A.? Headquarters]	[1968]
19	Leaflet: "Marijuana For Sale" artificial marijuana plants, Cannabis Sativa order form, Cannabis Sativa, Inc. Laguna Beach, CA	n.d. 1969
Booklets
20	Answers to the Most Frequently Asked Questions About Drug Abuse A Federal Source Book distributed by the National Clearinghouse for Drug Abuse Information, operated by the National Institute of Mental Health Chevy Chase, MD: U.S. Govt. Printing Office 30 pages	1970
20	Drug Abuse: Game Without Winners "A Basic Handbook for Commanders" Armed Forces Information Service, Dept. of Defense Washington, DC: U.S. Govt. Printing Office. 71 pages	1975
21	White Paper on Drug Abuse "A Report to the President from the Domestic Council Drug Abuse Task Force" Washington, DC: U.S. Govt. Printing Office 116 pages	Sept. 1975
21	Statistics on Narcotic Drugs for 1974 International Narcotics Control Board, Geneva "Furnished by Governments in accordance with the International Treaties and Maximum Levels of Opium Stocks" United Nations Publ. 92 pages	Nov. 1975
22	Monograph: The Vietcong Strategy of Terror by Douglas Pike "prepared by Douglas Pike for the U.S. Mission, Viet-Nam." Saigon, Viet-Nam. 126 pages	Feb. 1970
23	Material found inside monograph in Folder 22
	News article: "Double Standard on the Vietnam War" by Joseph Alsop	4/17/71
	letter from "Wally", Saigon, to "Family and Friends"	5/11/71
	letter from "Wally", Saigon, to "Ben"	5/11/71
	press releases (3): "Roundup of Terrorist Activities"
	National Press Center Releases 98-B	5/4/71
	National Press Center Releases 101-B	5/6/71
	National Press Center Releases 102-B	5/7/71
Note: Folders 20-23 from the Hurwood Estate donation to the Browne Popular Culture Library, 5/25/1990
24	Booklet: Love versus Luv by Taylor Caldwell New York, NY Twin Circle Publishing Co., 17 pages	1968
25	Move speak, A Catalog of the. Movement Speakers Bureau. New York, NY by Don Lewis, Joyce Plecha, Sharon Krebs	n.d.
26	Booklet: Fire Arms and Self-Defense, A Handbook for Radicals, Revolutionaries, and Easy Riders Produced by the International Liberation School with Red Mt. Tribe. Dec. 1969	May 1970 (second printing)
27	"Washington May Go" Information on the May Offensive Published by the Red Engine Collective, Washington, DC	n.d.

Transfers

Series VII
Subseries 5: Transfers - Comic Books

The following comic books have been transferred from the William F. Ringle Collection to the Browne Popular Culture Library's Comic Book Collection, Undergrounds and Generals.

Title, Vol./Issue No.

Anthro - no.2
Insect Fear - 1970
Ringo Kid (Plus assorted covers-4) – nos. 14, 17, 18
Bent - 4/1/71
Freak Brothers - 1971, 1972
Dopin’ Dan – no. 11
Douglas Comix
Harold Hedd - no.1
In The Presence of Mine Enemies - 1973
God Nose - n.d.

Series VII
Subseries 5: Transfers - Magazines

The following serials have been transferred from the William F. Ringle Collection to the Browne Popular Culture Library’s Periodical Collection

Title & Vol./Issue no.

The Alternative Journalism Review - 9 (3)
Alternatives - no.2
The Amorphia Report (a newsletter for the members of AMORPHIA, the non-profit national cannabis cooperative devoted to drug research, education, and legal reform) – 1 (1), 1 (3), 2 (1), 2 (2), 2 (3)
Back to Godhead - no.45, 46
Capsules (The Student Association for the Study of Hallucinogens, Inc. [S.T.A.S.H.]) – 2 (4), 2 (5), 3 (1), 3 (2)
CoEvolution Quarterly (Supplement to the Whole Earth Catalog) – Summer, Fall, Winter of 1974; Fall, Spring, Summer of 1975; Summer 1976, Fall 1978, Spring 1979
Communities ("a journal of cooperative living", Louisa, VA) – nos. 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 20, 22, 45, 61, 66
Edcentric ("a journal of educational change", Eugene, OR) – nos.26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 33, 36, 37, 39
Female Liberation Newsletter - nos.5, 7, 16, 17, 23, 27, 30, 31
High Times - no.1 (Premiere issue—Collector’s edition), no.3 (Collectors issue), nos.4, 5, 6, 7 (Special Collector’s Issue), 8, 9, 12, 14, 15, 43, 45, 48, 53
Intellectual Digest - 2 (2)
Journal of Psychedelic Drugs – nos.11, 12, 21, 22, 31, 32, 41, 42
The Leaflet (publication of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws [N.O.R.M.L.]) – 1 (2), 1 (3), 1 (4), 1 (5), 1 (6), 2 (1), 2 (2), 2 (3), 2 (4), 3 (1), 3 (3)
Liberty Letter – nos. 7, 141, 144, 145, 151
Lifestyle - nos. 2, 4, 5, 6
Marijuana Review – nos. 12, 13, 14 (photocopied), 15, 16, 17, 18, 19
National Lampoon
No More Teacher’s Dirty Looks (Bay Area Radical Teachers’ Organizing Collective, San Francisco, CA) – 2 (3), 3 (1), 3 (2), special issue
Other Scenes - 4 (8), 4 (9), 5 (2)
Osawatomie - nos. 1, 3, 4
Oz ("only" independent magazine in Australia, Sydney, BW Australia) – nos. 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, ?, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 35
Psychedelic Review - nos. 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11
Rags – Dummy copy 1970, Sept. 1970, Oct. 1970, Dec. 1970, Feb. 1971, March 1971, April 1971
Ramparts - 5 (7), 5 (9), 6 (3) - 7 (11) [incomplete], A Muckracker’s Guide to 1968 and Other Horrors (Special Collector’s Edition, 1968?), 7 (12), 7 (13), 8 (1), 8 (2), 8 (3), 8 (4), 8 (5), 8 (6), 8 (7), 8 8), 8 (9), 8 (11), 9 (1), 9 (6), 9 (9)
Rush - 1 (2), 1 (3)
S.O.S., U.S.A., Ship of State (Newspaper against communism - Salem, MA) – nos. 158, 159, 162
SPEED (The Current index to the Drug Abuse Literature [A publication of S.T.A.S.H.]) – 1 (19), 1 (20), 1 (21), 1 (22), 1 (24), 2 (1), 2 (2), 2 (3), 2 (4), 2 (5), 2 (6), 2 (7), 2 (8), 2 (9), 2 (10), 2 (11), 2 (12), 2 (13), 2 (14), 2 (15), 2 (16), 2 (17), 2 (18), 2 (19), 2 (20), 2 (22)
Sane World (A newsletter of Action on Disarmament and the Peace Race, Washington, DC) – 10 (1), 10 (4), 10 (6), 10 (7), 10 (8), 10 (9), 10 (10), 10 (11), 10 (12), 11 (2), 11 (3), 11 (5), 11 (7), 11 (8-9), 11 (10), 11 (11), 11 (12), 12 (1), 12 (2), 12 (4), 12 (5), 12 (6), 12 (7-8), 12 (9), 12 (10-11), 13 (1)
Something else ! (Radical Education Project; "Formerly Radicals in the Professions Newsletter", Ann Arbor, MI) – 2 (2), 2 (3), 2 (4), 2 (5), 2 (6), 3 (1)
Trail Tales (Boone County Historical Society) - nos. 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 34
The Truth Seeker – 96 (1), 96 (2), 97 (10), 97 (11), 97 (12), 98 (1), 98 (2), 98 (3), 98 (4), 98 (5), 98 (6), 98 (7), 98 (8), 98 (9), 98 (10), 98 (11), 98 (12), 99 (1), 99 (2)
TV Star Parade
Vocations for Social Change ( Hayward, CA) – Oct. 1968, Mar. 1969, July/Aug. 1969
White Power (Ohio White Nationalist Party, Toledo, OH; changed to "Official Newsletter of the American White Nationalist Party," National Headquarters, Toledo, OH with Vol.1, no.7) – 1 (1), 1 (2), 1 (3), 1 (4), 1 (5), 1 (6), 1 (7), 1 (8), 1 (9), 1 (10), 1 (11), 1 (12)
White Power (American White Nationalist Party, Columbus, OH; National headquarters were temporarily moved to Columbus while John and Ed Gerhardt faced charges of creating a disturbance under the safe school ordinance at Woodward High School, Toledo, OH) – 2 (1), 2 (2), 2 (4)

[see also the Alternative/Underground Press Collection for national publication]

The following serials have been transferred from the William F. Ringle Collection to the Music Library and Sound Recordings Archives, 3rd Floor, Jerome Library.

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Big Fat - no.6
Cheetah – 1 (1), 1 (3), 1 (6)
Crawdaddy - April 1973, Oct. 1973, March 1974, April 1974, May 1974, June 1974, July 1974, Aug. 1974
Fusion – nos. 88, 89, 90
Rock – nos. 25, 210, 216, 218
Rock Scene – nos. 12, 13
Rolling Stone - nos. 22, 27, 31, 33, 35, ?, 207
Teen Set - Sep. 1968

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