Lieutenant Colonel Bruce G. Johnson and Kathleen Johnson Frisbie Collection, 1964-2019 | Dole Archive Collections

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Collection Overview

Title: Lieutenant Colonel Bruce G. Johnson and Kathleen Johnson Frisbie Collection, 1964-2019

Predominant Dates:1964-1974

ID: 01/043

Primary Creator: Frisbie, Kathleen Johnson (1964-2019)

Extent: 7.0 Linear Feet

Arrangement: Materials will mostly be organized chronologically. Correspondence may be arranged alphabetically by last name. Objects and Ephemera will be arranged based on the space available.

Series are defined and arranged by the scale of Kathleen Frisbie’s advocacy, from her and her family's individual struggle to locate and free Lieutenant Colonel Bruce Johnson in “The Johnson Family” series to the much larger scale “International and National Advocacy” series which focuses on Frisbe’s work with the National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia and its international efforts. The third series, “Community Advocacy,” contains Frisbie’s communication and advisory work with smaller groups in Kansas and across the country.

Subjects: Frisbie, Kathleen Johnson

Languages: English

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Kathleen Johnson was the wife of Lieutenant Colonel Bruce G. Johnson, who went missing in Vietnam in 1965. The Lieutenant Colonel Bruce G. Johnson and Kathleen Johnson Frisbie Collection contains materials involving missing Americans, the war in Vietnam, and advocacy for prisoners of war and Americans missing in action in Southeast Asia. Most materials found in the collection fall between 1969-1975. The material found in this collection is diverse in medium and topic, but most of it relates to Kathleen Johnson and various advocacy groups.

The collection is organized narratively and divided into four thematic series that reflect Kathleen Johnson’s involvement with POW/MIA advocacy. The International and National Advocacy series encompasses all national and international advocacy efforts for prisoners of war and Americans missing in action in Southeast Asia, including legislative relations and national and international events and trips. The Community Advocacy series includes materials about specific local advocacy groups; this also includes documentation about specific wives and families who served as advocates. The Johnson Family series encompasses all documentation related to Kathleen, Bruce, and the Johnson children, emphasizing Kathleen Johnson’s individual advocacy work and information about Lt. Col. Johnson’s death. The Objects/Ephemera series includes all objects that are part of the Johnson/Frisbie collection. Together, these series trace the evolution of global, national, local, and personal efforts related to POW/MIA advocacy.

This collection includes materials from several organizations: most prominently, the National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia, but also groups like the Forgotten Americans Committee of Kansas (FACK), and Voices in Vital America (VIVA). In addition to these advocacy groups, the collection includes information pertaining to specific events, such as Kathleen Johnson’s trips to Paris, the Freedom Tree Dedication in 1974, and the National Week of Concern for Americans Who Are Prisoners of War or Missing in Action in 1971.

Collection Historical Note

Kathleen Johnson, also referred to as Kathleen Frisbie or Bonnie, was born on December 13, 1936, in Harbor Beach, Michigan. She earned her Registered Nurses’ license at Harper Hospital School of Nursing in Detroit and married Bruce Johnson in 1958. They had three children, Bruce Jr., Bryan, and Colleen. In 1964, U.S. Army Captain Bruce Johnson was deployed to Vietnam.

On June 10, 1965, Johnson’s helicopter was shot down in South Vietnam during the Battle of Đồng Xoài. He radioed in that all others aboard had been killed and then he disappeared. After the accident, local reports mentioned a man being captured who matched a description of Bruce Johnson. Because of this, it was believed that he had become a prisoner of war. While Johnson was listed as missing, he was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel. Some accounts list him as the fifth U.S. soldier reported missing in Vietnam.

After her husband's disappearance, Kathleen applied for residence at Schilling Manor, a closed Air Force base outside of Salina, Kansas, where families of Vietnam servicemen had built a supportive community. In 1970, she co-founded the National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia to advocate for POW/MIAs. She had meetings with President Richard Nixon, made multiple trips to Paris to meet with the North Vietnamese delegation, and maintained regular communication with Senator Bob Dole, who supported efforts to bring attention to Vietnam POW/MIAs. On February 27, 1978, the Secretary of the Army issued a Presumptive Finding of Death for Lt. Col. Bruce Johnson.

In 1979, Kathleen married Robert R. Frisbie (Bob). They were married for 32 years when Frisbie passed away in 2011. When Kathleen passed away on November 4, 2024, in Michigan, she was survived by her three children, ten grandchildren, and 21 great-grandchildren.

Subject/Index Terms

Frisbie, Kathleen Johnson

Administrative Information

Repository: Dole Archive Collections

Access Restrictions:

Some materials within the Dole Archive are restricted because of their sensitive nature or because they contain personal or confidential information. These records are protected by federal laws such as the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Examples of restricted records are personnel files, medical records, financial records, and any materials containing personal information such as addresses and social security numbers. Restricted materials are identified at the box and/or folder level within the finding aid. Questions about these materials may be directed to the Senior Archivist of the Dole Archives.

Use Restrictions: Copyright restrictions apply in different ways to different kinds of materials. Many of the documents and other historical materials in the Archive are in the public domain and may be reproduced and used in any way. Senator Dole has not donated her copyright interest in her papers and other historical materials to the Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics. Permission to publish must be obtained from her or her designer. There are other materials in the library carrying a copyright interest that must be used according to the provisions of Title 17 of the U.S. Code. The Archive issues a warning concerning copyright restrictions to every researcher who requests copies of documents. Although copyright law is under constant redefinition in the courts, it is the researcher's responsibility to properly use copyrighted materials.

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Series:

[Series 1: The Johnson Family, 1969-2019],
[Series 2: International and National Advocacy, 1964-1973],
[Series 3: Community Advocacy, 1966-2005],
[Series 4: Objects/Ephemera, 1967-1973],
[All]

Series 1: The Johnson Family, 1969-2019

Sub-Series 1: Memorial Records, 1973-1978

Box 1

Folder 1: Freedom Tree Dedication Correspondence - Achten, Connie, 1973 October 31-November 5
Folder 2: Freedom Tree Dedication Program at the Topeka State House Rotunda, 1973 November 11
Folder 3: Freedom Tree Dedication Correspondence - Senator Dole, Bob, 1973 November 15
Folder 4: Voices in Vital America (VIVA) Newsletters, 1973 December
Folder 5: Freedom Tree Dedication Program at the KSTC Library Ground in Emporia, 1974 April 9
Folder 6: Tribute to Major Bruce Johnson in Congress, 1976 June 22
Folder 7: Bruce Johnson Presumptive Finding of Death, 1978 February 28
Folder 8: Memorial Tribute to Lt. Col. Bruce G. Johnson in Harbor Beach, Michigan, 1978 March 4

Sub-Series 2: Correspondence, 1969-2019

Box 1

Folder 9: Allott, Gordon, 1970 June 29
Folder 10: Bowers, Verne, 1971 May 27-1974 March 11
Folder 11: Christmas Cards, 1970-1987
Folder 12: Continued Correspondence, 2018-2019
Folder 13: Cung, Dr. Phung Van, 1970 May 27
Folder 14: Department of Defense, 1970 November 24-25
Folder 15: Department of the Army, 1969 December 15-1973 December 4
Folder 16: Dole Institute of Politics, 2017 October
Folder 17: Dole, Robert J., 1970 May 28-1972 January 8
Folder 18: Embassy of India, 1970 August 12-September 24
Folder 19: ETA Chapter, 1970 February
Folder 20: Griffith, Girvan, 1973 May 29
Folder 21: Harvey, James, 1969 September 11-18
Folder 22: Hauck, Debra, 1970 March 12
Folder 23: Howes, Ann, 1970 June 27
Folder 24: Hughes, James D., 1970 December 31
Folder 25: Johnson, Harold K., 1971 February 13
Folder 26: Johnson Jr., Bruce H., 1969 October 13
Folder 27: Klein, Herbert, 1970 December 16
Folder 28: Lappin, G.B., Veterans Administrations, 1971 February 19
Folder 29: Mastin, Susan, 1971 January 21
Folder 30: Mitchell, Betty, 1974 February
Folder 31: Nixon, Richard, 1970 October 7
Folder 32: Rowe, James and Jane, 1973 February 13
Folder 33: Schilling Schoolchildren to Madame Binh, 1969 December 19
Folder 34: Sebelius, Keith G., 1970 December 15
Folder 35: Stockstill, Louis, 1972 March 23
Folder 36: Thang, Ton Duc, 1970 March 7
Folder 37: The Tucson Wives, 1970 March 27
Folder 38: Wickham, Kenneth G., 1969 July 29-1971 January 29

Sub-Series 3: Personal Files, 1973-1984

Box 1

Folder 39: Salina Rotary Club Appearance, 1970 February 23
Folder 40: Convocation Invoice from Bethany College, 1970 November 9
Folder 41: Benefits Through the Veterans Administration, 1971
Folder 42: Kathleen Johnson News Clippings, 1971 February 18-
Folder 43: Certificate of Appreciation from Kansans for Senator Dole, 1974 December 12
Folder 44: Bruce H. Johnson News Clippings, 1984 September 30
Folder 45: Handwritten Notes, undated
Folder 46: Major Bruce Johnson Postcard, undated
Folder 48: Schilling Manor - Information Booklet, undated
Folder 49: Visit to Abilene, Kansas, undated

Box OVS 1

Folder 47: Photo of Bruce Johnson in Viet Nam, undated

Series 2: International and National Advocacy, 1964-1973

Sub-Series 1: International Efforts, 1964-1973

Box 2

Folder 1: Chapters of Street Without Joy by Bernard Fall, 1964
Folder 2: Diplomatic Missions in Paris, 1968-1970
Folder 3: Missing Servicemen News Clippings, 1968 June 9-1973 June 18
Folder 4: Spirit of Christmas Trip to Paris - Newsclippings, 1969 December
Folder 5: Spirit of Christmas Trip to Paris - Correspondence, 1969 December-1970 January
Folder 6: Spirit of Christmas Trip to Paris - Press Releases, 1969 December
Folder 7: Spirit of Christmas Trip to Paris - Contact Information, 1969 December
Folder 8: Ambassador Philip C. Habib - Remarks at the New Paris Meetings on Vietnam, 1969 December 30-1970 February 5
Folder 9: Prisoners of War - The Forgotten Americans of the Vietnam War, By Louis R. Stockstill, 1969 October
Folder 10: Swedish Prime Minister Olaf Palme - Involvement with American Prisoners of War, 1970
Folder 11: News Clippings - Advocacy Attempts and Hanoi's Response, 1970 January-June
Folder 12: January 1970 Paris Trip, 1970 January 13
Folder 13: News Clippings about the Conflict in Vietnam, 1970 February 23-1973 June
Folder 14: Attempts to Contact Madame Nguyen Thi Binh, 1970 April
Folder 15: Department of State - Vietnam Information Notes, 1970 April
Folder 16: Paris Embassy Trip, 1970 April
Folder 17: French Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Bolle, Henry, 1970 April 22-September 14
Folder 18: Prisoners of War and Missing in Action Totals by Country, 1970 June 26
Folder 19: Fact Sheet About Missing Servicemen, 1971
Folder 20: Viet Nam Today, 1971
Folder 21: In Search of Kissinger, By Joseph Kraft, 1971 January
Folder 22: Release and Repatriation of Vietnam Prisoners, 1971 January
Folder 23: 1971 White House Press Conference Concerning Troop Withdrawals in Southeast Asia, 1971 November 12
Folder 24: Lists of Prisoners of War Provided by the North Vietnamese, 1973 January 27
Folder 25: Paris Peace Accords, 1973 January 27-February 2
Folder 26: American Opinion - Why Reparations Are Unthinkable, 1973 June
Folder 27: How to Obtain a Visa to Enter Vietnam, 1973 June 18
Folder 28: Laos Activity Report, 1973 September
Folder 29: Central Office for South Vietnam Information, undated
Folder 30: Names Lists from the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, the Provisional Revolutionary Government of South Vietnam, and Laos, undated
Folder 31: Paris Ephemera, undated
Folder 32: Supplemental Information on Missing and Captured Personnel, undated
Folder 33: Vietnam Conflict Map, undated

Sub-Series 2: Government Relations, 1969-1986

Box 2

Folder 34: Congressional Record - Senator Robert Griffin Remarks, 1969 December 10
Folder 35: Congressional Record - Kathleen Johnson Statement Before the Foreign Relations Subcommittee, 1970
Folder 36: Congressional Record - Senate Adoption of House Concurrent Resolution 454, 1970 February 18
Folder 37: Congressional Record - Hearing on Problems of Prisoners of War and Their Families Before the Committee on Armed Services, 1970 March 6
Folder 38: Congressional Record - Prisoners' Wives Share Endless Wait, 1970 July 23

Box 3

Folder 1: Congressional Record - 91st Congress Second Session Vol. 116 No. 165, 1970 September 22
Folder 2: Congressional Record - A Proposal for Unilateral Prisoner of War Release, 1970 December 15
Folder 3: Congressional Record - Vietnamization and Prisoners of War, 1971 March 11
Folder 4: Congressional Record - Hearings Before the Subcommittee on National Security Policy and Scientific Developments, 1971 March 23-April 20
Folder 5: Congressional Record - Hearings Before the Subcommittee on National Security Policy and Scientific Developments Part 2, 1971 June 29-September 28
Folder 6: Congressional Record - Senate Bill No. 650 By Senator Storey, 1972
Folder 7: Congressional Record - Tribute to Members of the Armed Forces who are Missing in Action in Indochina, 1973 May 15
Folder 8: Department of Defense - 1970 Commanders Digest, 1970 January 10
Folder 9: Department of Defense - 1970 Press Releases, 1970 May 8-October 2
Folder 10: Department of Defense - Correspondence, 1970 August 25-September 4
Folder 11: Department of Defense - 1971 Commanders Digest, 1971 January 16
Folder 12: Department of Defense - 1971 Press Releases, 1971 January 26
Folder 13: Department of Defense - 1971 Statistics on Prisoners of War and Missing in Action, 1971 February 27
Folder 14: Department of Defense - 1972 Commanders Digest, 1972 May 11
Folder 15: Department of Defense - 1973 Commanders Digest, 1973 March 1
Folder 16: Department of Defense - Prisoner of War and Missing in Action Fact Book, 1986 August
Folder 17: Department of Defense Reporting Structure, undated
Folder 18: News Clippings - Richard Nixon Election, 1970-1972
Folder 19: Air Force/Space Digest, 1970 June
Folder 20: Senator Philip Hart Newsletters, 1970 June
Folder 21: White House Press Packet from Thad M. Sandstrom, 1970 October-December
Folder 22: Department of the Army - Handbook for Next of Kin of Army Prisoners of War/Missing Personnel, 1972 January
Folder 23: Senator Dole Press Releases, 1973 March 29
Folder 24: Salute to the President Dinners, 1976 October 7
Folder 25: News Clippings about Legislative Decisions, undated
Folder 26: Richard Edwards and Senator Vance Hartke Interview, undated

Sub-Series 3: National Efforts, 1969-1973

Box 3

Folder 27: Prisoners of War and Missing in Action Stories, 1969 November 16
Folder 28: 1969 Washington, D.C. Trip, 1969 December 11-12
Folder 29: Voices in Vital America (VIVA) Bracelets, 1970
Folder 30: Freedom Rally in Washington, D.C., 1970 February 21
Folder 31: H. Ross Perot Advocacy for Prisoners of War, 1970 February 26
Folder 32: Appeal for International Justice, 1970 May 1

Box 4

Folder 1: Forgotten Americans Rally in Washington, D.C., 1970 May 24
Folder 2: 1970 Washington, D.C. Trip, 1970 October 2
Folder 3: 1971 National Week of Concern for Americans Who Are Prisoners of War and Missing in Action in Southeast Asia, 1971 March 19-27
Folder 4: 1972 National Week of Concern for Americans Who Are Prisoners of War and Missing in Action in Southeast Asia, 1972 March 26-April 1
Folder 5: National Peace Action Coalition - Demonstrate New York and West Coast, 1972 April 22
Folder 6: 1973 Newsletters from Voices in Vital America (VIVA), 1973 January 17-September
Folder 7: United States Joint Casualty Resolution Center, 1973 August 28
Folder 8: Advertising Council - Priority Project, undated
Folder 9: Mrs. Schrump Meeting with Ly Van Sau, unknown year March 5

Sub-Series 4: National League of Families, 1970-1974

Box 4

Folder 10: Iris Powers - National Coordinator Reports, 1970-1971
Folder 11: Sybil Stockdale - National Coordinator Reports, 1970 February 11
Folder 12: Iris Powers - Correspondence, 1970 June 30-July 20
Folder 13: 1970 League Newsletters, 1970 August-November 4
Folder 14: 1970 Board of Directors Meetings, 1970 August 15-November 15
Folder 15: Kathleen Johnson/Bonnie Correspondence, 1970 August 30-1972 July
Folder 16: Air Force Association National Convention, 1970 September 23
Folder 17: First Annual Meeting, 1970 October 2-5
Folder 18: Board Member Kathleen Johnson, 1970 October 23
Folder 19: Correspondence with State Coordinators and Committee Chairman, 1970 November 17-1971 March 31
Folder 20: Hyperbolic Records Inc. Correspondence, 1970 November 28
Folder 21: Press Interview Sponsored by the Chicago Council Navy League, 1970 December 21
Folder 22: 1970 Statement of Revenues and Expenses, 1970 June 1-1971 February 28
Folder 23: 1971 League Newsletters, 1971 January 11-October 13
Folder 24: Advertising Proposal from Patrick J. Gorman Consultants, Inc., 1971 January 22
Folder 25: 1971 Board of Directors Meetings, 1971 January 23-March 21
Folder 26: Correspondence with the Postmaster General, 1971 January 25
Folder 27: Expense and Special Project Vouchers, 1971 March
Folder 28: Board of Directors Correspondence, 1971 April 13-14
Folder 29: United Nations Trip, 1971 November 29
Folder 30: Evelyn Grubb - National Coordinator Reports, 1972

Box 5

Folder 1: 1972 League Newsletters, 1972 April-September
Folder 2: Non-Partisan Political Action Committee - Joan Vinson Correspondence, 1972 April 21-June 26
Folder 3: Special Meeting in Washington, D.C., 1972 May 5-7
Folder 4: Repatriation, Rehabilitation, and Readjustment Committee, 1972 October 12-November 28
Folder 5: Third Annual Convention, 1972 October 14-17
Folder 6: Helene Knapp - National Coordinator Reports, 1972 December
Folder 7: 1973-1974 Board of Directors Election, 1973
Folder 8: 1973 League Newsletters, 1973 March 1-November 13
Folder 9: Southeast Asia Trip, 1973 May 18
Folder 10: Fourth Annual Convention, 1973 July 26-29
Folder 11: Run for Freedom, 1973 November 15
Folder 12: 1974-1975 Board of Directors Election, 1974
Folder 13: The Dynamics of Grief of Wives and Families of Military Personnel Missing in Action By Ludwig J. Spolyar, 1974
Folder 14: The Missing Man Newsletters, 1974 June July
Folder 15: Board of Directors Internal Conflict, 1974 January 21
Folder 16: 1974 League Newsletters, 1974 February 26-April 29
Folder 17: Fifth Annual Meeting, 1974 June 28-July 1
Folder 18: Area Coordinators Contact Information, undated
Folder 19: Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws, undated
Folder 20: Fact Sheets about the League of Families, undated
Folder 21: Leroy Prinz Prisoner of War Film, undated
Folder 22: Letter Writing Campaigns, undated
Folder 23: Membership Forms, undated

Series 3: Community Advocacy, 1966-2005

Sub-Series 1: Forgotten Americans Committee of Kansas (FACK), 1971-1974

Box 6

Folder 1: 1971 Paris Trips, 1971 March 5-June 6
Folder 2: Conflict with Voices in Vital America (VIVA), 1972 July 26-August 14
Folder 3: Wichita, Kansas 1972 Veterans' Day, 1972 September 19-October 23
Folder 4: President Nixon Correspondence, 1972 November 7
Folder 5: How to Help Prisoners of War, 1973 January 27
Folder 6: Anne Howes Statement to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 1974 January 28
Folder 7: Accountability Program, 1974 March 20
Folder 8: Proposed Presumptive Finding of Death (PFOD) Legislation, undated

Sub-Series 2: Kansas Chapter of the League of Families, 1970-1974

Box 6

Folder 9: Carolyn Cushman Correspondence, 1970 February 16-March 30
Folder 10: Kansas Chapter News Clippings, 1971 February 28
Folder 11: William Roy Correspondence, 1971 March 10
Folder 12: Letters to Family Members, 1972 May 10-1973 December 30
Folder 13: Third Annual Meeting, 1973 June 23
Folder 14: Cloyd Pugh Correspondence, 1973 August
Folder 15: Joint Meeting with the Missouri Chapter, 1973 October 7
Folder 16: Harold and Pat McCubbin Correspondence, 1974 March 7

Sub-Series 3: Local Efforts, 1966-2005

Box OVS 1

Folder 17: Wives of Missing Servicemen - News Clippings, 1966 March 23-1971 February 21

Box 6

Folder 18: Local Correspondence Campaigns, 1969-1970
Folder 19: United We Stand - News Clippings, 1969 November 9
Folder 20: Association of Wives and Families of Captured and Missing American Military Men, 1969 December 7
Folder 21: Remembrance Weeks in Kansas, 1970
Folder 22: James and Sybil Stockdale, 1970 February-2005 July 23
Folder 23: Fighting Homefolks of Fighting Men, 1970 February 15
Folder 24: Rescue Line for Prisoners of War - Correspondence, 1970 February 25
Folder 25: John and Diana O'Grady, 1970 March
Folder 26: Letters to the President of North Vietnam, 1970 March 1
Folder 27: Schilling Manor - The Schilling Sun Weekly Bulletin, 1970 March 4-1971 January 23
Folder 28: Reverend Bernard R. Hawley Sermon in Salina, 1970 March 8
Folder 29: Forgotten Americans Rally in Omaha, 1970 May 24
Folder 30: Address by Brigadier General Daniel James at Selfridge Air Force Base, 1970 May 25

Box 7

Folder 1: Prisoner of War Cage Replica Exhibit, 1970 June-1972 March 29
Folder 2: United We Stand - Correspondence, 1970 June 9
Folder 3: Advocacy Campaigns at McConnell Air Force Base, 1970 August
Folder 4: Floyd and Valerie Kushner, 1970 September-1973 April 23
Folder 5: Dinner with Vice President Spiro T. Agnew in Wichita, 1970 October 29
Folder 6: List of Kansas Prisoners of War, 1971
Folder 7: Poems about Prisoner of War Advocacy, 1971
Folder 8: Prisoner of War Committee of Michigan, 1971 January 19-1974 March 26
Folder 9: The American Legion of Topeka - Correspondence, 1971 February 11
Folder 10: Disabled American Veterans Press Releases, 1971 February 17
Folder 11: Salina, Kansas Upcoming Events, 1971 February 27
Folder 12: Fort Leavenworth Headquarters Bulletin, 1971 March 1
Folder 13: New Life Victory March in Lansing, Michigan, 1971 March 20
Folder 14: Abeline Lions Club, 1971 May 4-5
Folder 15: Bobby and Joan Vinson, 1971 October 13
Folder 16: Jeremiah and Jane Denton, 1972 April
Folder 17: Tax Information for Families and Executors of Missing Servicemen, 1973 March
Folder 18: Kansas City Meetings, Contacts, and Projects, 1973 March 8-10
Folder 19: Concern for Prisoners of War, Inc. - Correspondence, 1973 May 20
Folder 20: High Flight Foundation - Retreat Ministry for Families of Missing Servicemen, 1973 June 16-July 27
Folder 21: A Prayer for Prisoners of War Leaflet, undated
Folder 22: Evelyn Lobdell Correspondence, unknown year August 5
Folder 23: Paul and Phyllis Galanti, undated
Folder 24: Prisoner of War Christmas Cards Order Form, undated

Series 4: Objects/Ephemera, 1967-1973

Box 8

Folder 1: Waiting Wives Club Membership Club, 1967 September 19
Folder 4: Bumper Stickers, undated
Folder 5: Kathleen Johnson Nametag, undated
Folder 6: Missing POWs-MIAs Stamps, undated
Folder 7: Package Label to Bruce Johnson, undated

Box OVS 1

Folder 2: National League of Families Pouch [OVS 1], 1970 October 2-4
Folder 3: Voices in Vital America (VIVA) Record - How Do You Tell A Small Boy and Wake Up America [OVS 1], 1973