Letters, telegrams, prepared and supplementary statements, etc.: Amaral, José Vázquez, Rutgers University, letter to Chairman Page Amram, Mrs. Hortense, weaver, Washington, D.C., statement of.. Beelke, Ralph G., executive secretary, the National Art Education 308 75 118 Benzell, Mimi, Manhasset, N. Y., letter to Chairman Thompson. Biemiller, Andrew J., director, Department of Legislation, AFL- Buttelman, Dr. Clifford, Music Educators National Conference, Chelf, Hon. Frank, a Representative in Congress from the State of "A Plan To Bring Together Memorials to Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Other Past Presidents Has Growing Support," extension of remarks of Hon. Frank Thompson, Jr., in the appendix of the Congres- sional Record of January 16, 1961. "Cities and People-More or Fewer Works of Art," article by Robert J. Lewis, in the Sunday Star of May 14, 1961- "Congressman Frank Chelf's Plan for a Living Memorial to Past Presidents Has Growing Support," extension of remarks of Hon. Harris B. McDowell in the appendix of the Congres- sional Record of March 24, 1961___ Text of H.R. 5617, A bill to amend the National Cultural Center Act so as to make it permanent and to provide for a living memorial to past Presidents of the United States including Woodrow Wilson, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and Theodore Winstead, Mrs. T. D., chairman, Federation of Womens Clubs, Cheskin, Irving W., executive director, the League of New York Theaters, Inc., letter to Chairman Thompson Clark, Hon. Joseph S., Jr., a Senator from the State of Pennsylvania, article appearing in the Congressional Record of February 2, 1961, entitled, "Program of Grants to States for Development of the Coe, Richard L., dramatic critic, the Washington Post and Times Conaway, Donald F., national executive secretary, American Federa- son De Mille, Agnes, telegram to Chairman Thompson Faine, Hy, national executive secretary, American Guild of Musical Artists, telegram to Chairman Thompson Fall, Dr. Frederick, former director, U.S. Department of Agriculture Joel, Lydia, editor, Dance magazine, telegram to Chairman Thomp- son. 111 360 311 122 108 143 93 75 Kearns, Hon. Carroll D., a Representative in Congress from the State "A Home for American Art," article in the New Republic.. "A Thorough Search Would Surely Find Negro Musicians Cap- able of Playing in the National Symphony Orchestra," article by Hon. Adam Clayton Powell, appearing in the appendix of the Congressional Record of March 20, 1961- "Amendment of Public Buildings Act of 1959, Relating to Loca- American Association of School Administrators, resolution on the 213 214 217 "Art League Fears Loss of Patent Office 'Home'," article in Washington Star, by Brace Bassett... Articles in appendix of Congressional Record, March 6, 1961, "It Is a Brash Generation Indeed Which Will Destroy All Physical Evidences of Its Great Heritage". "The American Institute of Architects Deplores the Ap- parently Impending Destruction of Certain Buildings "Capital on Culture Kick," article by Betty Beale, in the New 207 "Capital To Have Its Shakespeare," article by Louis Calta, in 212 "Culture Talk Evokes Blast," article by Betty Beale, in the 181 "Designation as National Historic Sites of Lafayette Square and 221 167 167 Equity magazine, November 1960 issue, questions asked by 167 227 193 Isenbergh, Max, Acting Assistant Secretary for Educational and Cultural Affairs, letter to Senator Hubert H. Humphrey. "Kennedy Asks Fund To Save Nile Relics," article by W. H. 184 Lang, Paul Henry, New York Herald Tribune, letter to Congress- 206 McCarthy, Hon. Eugene J., a Senator from the State of Minne- sota: "Future of Lafayette Square," article in the appendix of the "Reconstruction at Lafayette Square," in the Congressional 220 218 |