CONVOCATION, FOUNDERS DAY (CLAIRE BOOTH LUCE) PART 2 #138., 3/25/1955.

File — Box: 5, Folder: 6

Identifier: 60774

Dates

3/25/1955.

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Extent

From the Collection: 77.5 Linear Feet

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Additional Description

Shelf Location

13/05/02

Container Summary

A continuation of the Founders Day convocation with an address by U.S. Ambassador to Italy and honorary degree recipient Clare Booth Luce. In it she expresses fears that the country is drifting away from the moral principles of the Founding Fathers and embracing "delusive, ruinous theories of government."

Subjects and Associated Physical Materials

SPECIAL EVENTS TAPE- LUCE, CLAIRE BOOTH- FOUNDERS DAY, 1955 (TAPE 2): Audio Tape

AUDIO TAPE- LUCE, CLAIRE BOOTH- FOUNDERS DAY, 1955 (TAPE 2): Audio Tape

LUCE, CLAIRE BOOTH- FOUNDERS DAY, 1955- AUDIO TAPE (TAPE 2): Audio Tape

FOUNDERS' DAY, 1955- LUCE, CLAIRE BOOTH- AUDIO TAPE (TAPE 2): Audio Tape