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Correspondence from James Petersen to Adelaide Snyder, January 5, 1965, requesting Adelaide reach out to WTVT station in Tampa for the program called College Kaleidoscope. Second correspondence is from Adelaide Snyder to Charles Hampton, January 6, 1965, requesting they include FAU in their College Kaleidoscope program.

Typed correspondences to William Arthur, managing editor of Look magazine, To Dr. C. P. Idyll, Institute of Marine Science, and to Elliott Graham, publicity director of E. P. Dutton, from John Opel. Dates of the correspondence are from March 19, 1965 to April 13, 1965.

Correspondence from Kenneth R. Williams, President of FAU requesting Don Shoemaker, Editor of the Miami Herald encourage Sydney Harris to speak at the Department of Higher Education meeting that is being held at the university. Dated, October 5, 1965.

Correspondence from Palmer Craig, Dean of the College of Science, to Adelaide Snyder, Director of University Relations, regarding radio programs on WFTL, January 18, 1965.

Correspondence from Ralph Renick, vice presidnet for news at WTVJ channel 4, to Charles Cox thanking him for providing a video tape of H. V. Kaltenborn interview, June 25, 1965.

Correspondence from Richard Kovner requesting information on FAU for Monarch Press Inc. for a book titled "Colleges USA," included with the letter is a sheet with the information he is requestion including housing, school enrollment, tuition, etc. Additionally included in this folder is Adelaide Snyder requesting the information from Jack Guistswhite, Registrar. This memo is dated June 18, 1965.

Correspondence to Boca Raton News from Sally Adams regarding the university coming under fire because it did not have a full complement of learning resources. May 14, 1965.

Correspondence from Sip Taylor to Adelaide Snyder, November 22, 1965, thanking her for her assistance.

Correspondence to Adelaide Snyder from Stan Witwer, St. Petersburg Times, stating that they can use the Miami Herald article but requesting that Adelaide keep them informed of anything interesting they might find at the dig. He also inquired about a potential interview with Dr. Sears. Dated, December 6, 1965.