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Draft for Payment for the Purchase of Alaska
Draft for Payment for the Purchase of Alaska 8/1/1868
Draft Plan Entitled "A State-Defense Contingency Plan for a Coup in Cuba"
Draft Plan Entitled "A State-Defense Contingency Plan for a Coup in Cuba" 1963
Draft Press Release re Nomination of Sandra Day O
Draft Press Release re Nomination of Sandra Day O'Connor to the Supreme Court 7/7/1981
Draft press release relating to the development at the Oak Ridge Laboratory of a small unit for utilizing nuclear fission for electric power
Draft press release relating to the development at the Oak Ridge Laboratory of a small unit for utilizing nuclear fission for electric power 9/9/1948
Draft Protest at Induction Center
Draft Protest at Induction Center 5/7/1968
Draft Protest in Traffic
Draft Protest in Traffic 5/7/1968
Draft Report
Draft Report 10/8/1949
Congressional Committee Draft Report on Indian Affairs
Congressional Committee Draft Report on Indian Affairs 9/22/1783
Draft Resistance March at Yale University
Draft Resistance March at Yale University 4/3/1968
Draft Resistance Rally at the Department of Justice
Draft Resistance Rally at the Department of Justice 10/20/1967
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