A Guide to the James J. Kilpatrick Papers 1947-1967 Kilpatrick, James J. Papers, 1947-1967 6626-c

A Guide to the James J. Kilpatrick Papers 1947-1967

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Accession number

6626-c

Title

The James J. Kilpatrick Papers 1947-1967

Physical Characteristics

35,680 items

Language

English

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Preferred Citation

Papers of James J. Kilpatrick, 1925-1966, Accession #6626, 6626-a, 6626-b, 6626-c, University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Va.

Acquisition Information

The Library acquired these papers from James J. Kilpatrick, 14 Dec 1967.

Scope and Content Information

This addition to the papers of James J. Kilpatrick consist of speeches, 1951-1966; miscellaneous newspaper and magazine articles, 1947-1966; miscellaneous notes and manscripts on books; personal invitations, 1966; material dealing generally with the Doctrine of Interposition; material dealing with radio-television appearances, 1962-1967; and papers on Senator Harry F. Byrd, Sr., 1925-1964.

Contents List

Speeches 1951-1966

Box 1
Rotary Club, Franklin, Virginia 1951
Box 1
Pi Delta Epsilon Journalism Sorority, Longwood College 1951
Box 1
Intercollegiate Press Association, Longwood College 1951
Box 1
Kiwanis Club, Richmond, Virginia, on the role of the press 1951
Box 1
Virginia Highway Users Association, Old Point Comfort 1952
Box 1
Academy of Medicine, Richmond 1953
Box 1
Columbia University School of Journalism 23 Feb 1953
Box 1
University of Missouri School of Journalism 30 Apr 1953
Box 1
Rotary Club, Columbia, Mo. 30 Apr 1953
Box 1
Columbia University, School of Journalism 26 Apr 1954
Box 1
Addresses on Dr. Douglas Southall Freeman 1954
Box 1
University of Richmond, on integration issue 1955
Box 1
Miscellaneous speech notes on race issue 1955
Box 1
South Carolina Press Association, Columbia, S.C. 1957
Box 1
On Spencer Roane, Hanover Courthouse 1957
Box 1
Sharon, Conn., on the race issue 1957
Box 1
The Virginian's Club, New York City 1957
Box 1
United Daughters of the Confederacy, Richmond 1958
Box 1
Inaugural Address for J. Lindsay Almond 1958
Box 1
Villanova Law School, Villanova College 1958
Box 1
Rotary Club, Richmond, on integration issue 1958
Box 1
Metuchen High School, Metuchen, N.J. on the Constitution 1958
Box 1
Morristown, N.J., on integration issue 1958
Box 2
Introduction of Gov. Marvin Griffin, Richmond 1959
Box 2
The City Club, Cleveland, Ohio, on integration issue 1959
Box 2
Farmville High School, commencement address 1959
Box 2
Phoenix, Arizona, on the Constitution 1959
Box 2
Dartmouth College, on the Consitution 1959
Box 2
Judicial Conference of Virginia, "The Literary Lawyer" 1959
Box 2
Original manuscript of doggerel "ode" marking the fifth anniversary of National Review magazine, Plaza Hotel, New York City 1960
Box 2
Testimonial dinner for William Workman, Columbia, S.C. 1960
Box 2
Camden High School, Camden, S.C. on the Constitution 1960
Box 2
Blue Ridge Writers' Colony, Hendersonville, N.C., on style in writing 1961
Box 3
Draft of address prepared for Gen. Edward Walker (but never delivered by him) 1961
Box 3
Virginia Teachers Association, on integration issue 1961
Box 3
Hampden-Sydney College, on integration issue 1962
Box 3
Pharmaceutical Manfacturer's Association, New York City 1962
Box 3
Longwood College, on Senator Harry F. Byrd, Sr. 1963
Box 3
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, Dallas 1963
Box 3
Virginia Commonwealth Attorneys' Association, on the trial of John Thomas Scopes 1963
Box 3
Virginia Bankers Association, Virginia Beach 1963
Box 3
Daughters of the American Revolution, Montpelier, Va., on the role of James Madison in the Virginia ratifying convention of 1788 1963
Box 3
University of Nevada, Reno, on civil rights 1963
Box 3
The Women's Club, Richmond 1963
Box 3
Public Affairs Club, Dallas, Texas, "A Time for Losing Tempers" 1963
Box 3
Hampden-Sydney College, on civil rights 1963
Box 3
John Randolph Society, University of Va., Charlottesville 1963
Box 3
Gladwyne Forum, Narberth, Pa., on the Constitution 1963
Box 3
Debate with James Farmer, director of the Congress of Racial Equality, Bryn Mawr-Haverford Colleges, Haverford, Pa. 1964
Box 3
Debate with Roy Wilkins, director of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, University of Minnesota, Minn. 1964
Box 3
Virginia Bankers Association, Natural Bridge 1964
Box 3
Pennsylvania State University, Harrisburg 1964
Box 3
South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, Columbia, S.C. 1964
Box 3
Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va. 1964
Box 4
Debate with Ralph McGill, publisher of the Atlantic Constitution , Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. 1964
Box 4
St. John's Dinner Club, Jacksonville, Fla., "The Case for Conservatism" 1964
Box 4
The Richmond Bar Association, Richmond, Va. 1964
Box 4
Macon Academy, Tuskegee, Alabama, commencement address 1964
Box 4
Gallaudet College, Washington, D.C. on civil rights 1964
Box 4
Home Demonstration Clubs of Virginia, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, on cybernetics 1964
Box 4
Virginia Judicial Conference, Roanoke, on "Free Press, Fair Trial" 1965
Box 4
Virginia Chamber of Commerce, annual dinner for Virginians in Congress, Washington, D.C., on "What Virginia Means to Me" 1965
Box 4
Wake Forest College, N.C., "The New Federalism" 1965
Box 4
West Point High School, West Point, Va., commencement address 1965
Box 4
Young Republican Club, Mary Washington College, Fredericksburg 1965
Box 4
Virginia Bankers Association, Staunton, on cybernetics 1965
Box 4
Southern States Probation and Parole Conference, Richmond 1965
Box 4
Dartmouth College, on civil rights 1965
Box 4
Prince Edward Academy, Farmville, Va., commencement address 1965
Box 4
Woman's Club, Newport News, Va. 1965
Box 4
Sons of the American Revolution, Philadelphia, Pa., "The Great Society" 1965
Box 4
Debate with the Rev. William Sloane Coffin, Chaplain, Yale University, New Haven, Conn., on civil rights 1965
Box 4
Miscellaneous local speeches 1965
Box 4
Debate with Roy Wilkins, director of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Va., on civil rights 1966
Box 4
Law School, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, "Free Press, Fair Trial" 1966
Box 4
Lectures to Peace Corps Training School, Puerto Rico 1966
Box 4
Right-to-Work Conference, Philadelphia 1966
Box 4
Prince Edward Academy, Farmville, Va., on dedication of the James Jackson Kilpatrick Library 1966
Box 4
Albright College, Reading, Pa., on conservatism 1966
Box 4
The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, on the right to dissent 1966
Box 4
South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, Columbia, S.C., "Survival of the States" 1966
Box 4
Averett College, Danville, Va., "The State of the Union" 1966

Miscellaneous Articles: Newspapers and Magazines 1947-1966

Box 5
Richmond Afternoon columns, Richmond News Leader 1947
Box 5
Article, "Virginia Keeps Its Public Utilities Running," Public Utilities Fortnightly 22 Dec 1949
Box 5
Article, "The Man Who Never Laughed," for Cavalcade Magazine n.d.
Box 5
Article, with Charles Henry Hamilton, "The Rescue Squads Roll On," Reader's Digest n.d.
Box 5
Article, "Conflict in Little Rock," National Review magazine n.d.
Box 5
Article, "But it Won't Stay Buried," on the Byrd Organization, National Review 8 Mar 1958
Box 5
Article, "The Anatomy of Liberalism," National Review 10 Oct 1959
Box 5
Article, "Diary for December 23," a Christmas story, first published in the News Leader 1958
Box 5
Article, "Lyndon Johnson, Counterfeit Confederate," Human Events 1960
Box 5
Essay, "Conservatism and the South," prepared for the Public Affiars Conference Center, University of Chicago 1961
Box 5
Review of Federal Censorship , by James C.N. Paul and Murray L. Schwartz, University of Pennsylvania Law Review 1961
Box 5
Articles and Reviews, National Review 1961
Box 6
Article, "When Virginia Joined the Union," Commonwealth Magazine Nov 1963
Box 6
Article, "The Hell He Is Equal," prepared for the Saturday Evening Post , but never published 1963
Box 6
Essay, "View From A Southern Exposure," on the Centennial Observance of the Emancipation Proclamation; Essay, "Reflections of a Sunday, 1963," prepared for the Public Affairs Conference Center, University of Chicago, 1963
Box 6
Articles, National Review 1963
Box 6
Article, "The Ike Plan Cometh," National Review 1964
Box 6
Articles, National Review 1964
Box 6
Article, "A Southern Conservative View," Saturday Review 25 Apr 1964
Box 6
Article, The Rotarian Dec 1965
Box 6
Article, "To Live in Dixie," Harper's 1965
Box 6
Article on Negro voting rights, National Review 20 Apr 1965
Box 6
Article, "Our Man at the Golliwog Lounge," on a meeting in Chicago of the Philadelphia Society, National Review 1966
Box 6
Article, "Conservatism in our Time," Saturday Review 8 Oct 1966
Box 6
Contribution to a symposium on editorial pages, the Bulletin , American Soceity of Newspaper Editors 1966

Miscellaneous Notes and Manscripts on Books; Personal Invitations; Material Dealing Generally with the Doctrine of Interposition; Material dealing with Radio-Television Appearances 1962-1967

Box 7-9

Senator Harry F. Byrd, Sr. 1925-1964

Box 10
Leaflet, The Byrd-Anderson Controversy; Leaflet, "Reply to William Moseley Brown, Republican Candidate for Governor, by Harry F. Byrd, Governor of Virginia" Oct 1929
Box 10
Miscellaneous statements by Byrd 1925-1937
Box 10
Miscelleneous statements by Byrd 1938, 1940-1946
Box 10
Material from Byrd's campaign against Martin L. Hutchinson 1946
Box 10
Byrd's split with the National Democratic Party 1948
Box 10
Miscellaneous statements by Byrd 1947-1950
Box 10
Miscellaneous statements by Byrd 1951-1954
Box 10
Miscellaneous statements by Byrd 1957-1959
Box 10
Miscellaneous statements by Byrd 1960-1961
Box 11
Miscellaneous statements by Byrd 1962-1963
Box 11
Miscellaneous statements by Byrd 1964
Box 11
Miscellaneous clippings, other material, Byrd's campaign against Francis Pickins Miller 1952
Box 11
Speeches, other pro-Byrd material, campaign of 1952
Box 11
Speeches, other pro- Miller material, campaign of 1952
Box 11
Letters to the News Leader Forum, Byrd- Miller Campaign 1952
Box 11
Miscellaneous biographical material
Box 11
Manuscript and working notes, Kilpatrick's Longwood College essay 1963
Box 11
Miscellaneous correspondence between Kilpatrick and Byrd; photographs of Byrd and Kilpatrick, on top of Old Rag 1958-1963, June 1962
Box 11
Byrd's handwritten text of speech he delivered on Skyline Drive 9 Jun 1962