Inter American Press Association - XLIII General Assembly

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  IAPA - Committee for Freedom of the Press - Reports

  Manuscripts

  7 items: 4-pp. "Report to the Freedom of Information Committee of (IAPA) on the United States, Cartagena, Columbia (10/1985) ; 2-pp. "Report to the Freedom of Information Committee of (IAPA) on the United States, Salvador, Brazil" (1986) ;2-pp. "Report on the United States to the Freedom of Information Committee (IAPA), Vancouver, B.C. (9/1986) ; 3-pp. "Report on the United States to the Freedom of Information Committee, (IAPA) - San Antonio, TX (3/1987) ; 3-pp. "Report on the United States to the Freedom of Information Committee (IAPA), Santiago de Chile" (11/1987) ; 4-pp. "Report on the United States....Santo Domingo" (3/1988) ; 3-pp. "Report on the United States... Salt Lake City" (10/1988).

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  Inter American Press Association (1 of 2)

  Manuscripts

  Approx. 40 items - letters, reports, forms, clippings and other material. Notable names and items include: 32-pp. bulletin (on blue paper), IPI Report, (International. Press Institute) 12/1987 ; correspondence of Day and other prominent journalists (Ben Bradlee and Meg Greenfield of Washington Post, among others) ; several items of IAPA material in bilingual format ; multi-page IAPA "Conclusions," of 3/1987 San Antonio meeting ; multi-page "Attendance list" for "Midyear Meeting - San Antonio" (3/1987) ; material on the Patricia Lara case, in which US authorities denied Lara, a reporter, admittance to the US claiming she was a radical with ties to the Cuban secret police ; approx. 50-pp. "Report of the Committee on Freedom of the Press and Information," (3/1987) San Antonio ; "Resolutions" and "Conclusion" from previous meeting ; multi-page "Conclusions" from 9/1986 General Assembly in Vancouver, B.C. ; 80-pp. booklet, To License a Journalist - a landmark decision in the Schmidt Case (the opinion of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights)," 1986 ; more. Split into two folders.

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  Inter American Press Association (2 of 2)

  Manuscripts

  Approx. 40 items - letters, reports, forms, clippings and other material. Notable names and items include: 32-pp. bulletin (on blue paper), IPI Report, (International. Press Institute) 12/1987 ; correspondence of Day and other prominent journalists (Ben Bradlee and Meg Greenfield of Washington Post, among others) ; several items of IAPA material in bilingual format ; multi-page IAPA "Conclusions," of 3/1987 San Antonio meeting ; multi-page "Attendance list" for "Midyear Meeting - San Antonio" (3/1987) ; material on the Patricia Lara case, in which US authorities denied Lara, a reporter, admittance to the US claiming she was a radical with ties to the Cuban secret police ; approx. 50-pp. "Report of the Committee on Freedom of the Press and Information," (3/1987) San Antonio ; "Resolutions" and "Conclusion" from previous meeting ; multi-page "Conclusions" from 9/1986 General Assembly in Vancouver, B.C. ; 80-pp. booklet, To License a Journalist - a landmark decision in the Schmidt Case (the opinion of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights)," 1986 ; more. Split into two folders.

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  IAPA - Committee for Freedom of the Press (1 of 2)

  Manuscripts

  Approx. 40 items - letters, reports, forms, clippings and other material. Notable names and items include: 36-pp. packet, "The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press - The Reagan Administration and the News Media," 3/1986 ; Inter American Press Association (IAPA) press releases on various subjects ; 30+ pp. stapled packet, "(IAPA) Midyear Meeting...Panama" (3/1985) - Report on the Committee of Freedom of the Press and Information ; multi-page "Midyear Meeting...Panama (3/1985), "Resolutions" ; multi-page "General Assembly...1984 - Attendance List" (Cent. & South American journalists) ; array of informational booklets on IAPA ; multi-page reports for General Assembly, Cartagena, "Resolutions" and "Conclusions," 10/1985. Split into two folders.

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  IAPA - Committee for Freedom of the Press (2 of 2)

  Manuscripts

  Approx. 40 items - letters, reports, forms, clippings and other material. Notable names and items include: 36-pp. packet, "The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press - The Reagan Administration and the News Media," 3/1986 ; Inter American Press Association (IAPA) press releases on various subjects ; 30+ pp. stapled packet, "(IAPA) Midyear Meeting...Panama" (3/1985) - Report on the Committee of Freedom of the Press and Information ; multi-page "Midyear Meeting...Panama (3/1985), "Resolutions" ; multi-page "General Assembly...1984 - Attendance List" (Cent. & South American journalists) ; array of informational booklets on IAPA ; multi-page reports for General Assembly, Cartagena, "Resolutions" and "Conclusions," 10/1985. Split into two folders.

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  IAPA - Committee on the Future of IAPA

  Manuscripts

  Approx. 30 items - 20-pp. packet (green tinted binder) including two reports - "Changes in IAPA for consideration by the Committee on the Future..." and "The current IAPA technical center and a proposal..." ; 19-pp. booklet, "Charter, bylaws and rules" (10/1983) ; multi-page IAPA report - "Resolutions," XLIV Gen. Assembly., Salt Lake City, 10/1988 ; multi-page IAPA reports - "Midyear Meeting - Resolutions" and "Conclusions," Asuncion, Paraguay, 4/1989 ; two reports, in yellow tinted binder (19-pp.), cover sheet headed - "To the Committee on the Future" - "IAPA Action Plan Survey, 1988," and "Informal meetings with IAPA members, Assembly, 1988" ; associated forms and materials.

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