Scope and Contents Communication between Paul M. Morley, Articles Editor from William and Mary Law Review Marshall-Wythe School of Law College of William and Mary and Fred Harris concerning Harris' article "Current Civil Strife in Light of the History of Race Relations and Disorders in America."

Scope and Contents Communication between Larry Mercer who is a senior at Will Rogers Highschool in Tulsa, Oklahoma and Fred Harris concerning Harris' opinion of the draft status of the United States and the process and concerns about how men are drafted.

Scope and Contents Communication between Charles Mangel who is the Senior Editor at the Look Magazine and Fred Harris concerning Harris' submission for publication about the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders.

Scope and Contents Communication between C.M. Martin and Fred Harris concerning Martin's views on Fred Harris' membership on the Commission on Civil Disorders and how Martin disagrees with this membership.

Scope and Contents Communication between Dale McKeown and Fred Harris concerning the McKeown's views of youth and law breaking activities.

Scope and Contents Letter from Fred Harris to Clyde Madden stating Harris appreciates the congratulation of Madden in Harris' appointment to the Special Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders with a copy of the Press Release by Senator Fred R. Harris on July 20, 1967 (Capitol Report).

Scope and Contents Communication between Arthur McIlroy from the Pan American Petroleum Corporation Research Center and Fred Harris with a copy of the Tulsa Tribune article concerning law enforcement and the "civil rights problem".

Scope and Contents Communication between Ruth Mondschein who is the National Director of Program for the B'Nai B'rth Women and Fred Harris with a copy of "The Urban Crisis - A Program of the B'Nai B'rth Women" Report.

Scope and Contents Communication between Professor Gary T. Marx who is a Professor in the Department of Social Relations at Harvard University and Fred Harris. Marx included copies of his paper on the riot commission presented at the 1968 Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association in Washington, D.C.

Scope and Contents Communication between John A. McKechnie and Fred Harris concerning his opposition to the findings of the President's National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders.