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Correspondences from Adelaide Snyder to Dick Doty, WTVJ Channel 4, congratulating him on his re election to the presidency of the Florida East Coast Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, June 17, 1966; Dick Doty to Adelaide Snyder thanking her for the congratulations and letter, June 20, 1966.

Correspondences exchanged primarily between Adelaide Snyder and Dean Murphy, the sales promotion manager at Vulcan Hart Corporation regarding a story they would like to use from Florida Atlantic University. Included in the folder is the story titled "Boca Raton Booming as Florida Atlantic University Builds" the dates extend from November 1965 to May 1966.

Correspondences from S. D. Ansin to Adelaide Snyder, November 21, 1966, thanking her for writing to FCC on belaf of the WCKT Channel.

Correspondence from Eugene Robinson, Special Assistant to the President of WWIL Radio, to Adelaide Snyder regarding John Whitmore being added to the press release list. May 17, 1966.

Correspondence to A. F. Greene from Adelaide Snyder, February 16, 1966, concerning photographs that were sent to the advertising agent.

Typed correspondence from Adelaide Snyder to Beverley Morales of the Sun Sentinel congratulating her on her appointment as the Woman's Editor. Dated, November 7, 1966.

Correspondence from Adelaide Snyder to David Oliver, market research manager at the Miami Herald providing answer to his questions including how many students are enrolled at the time and how much degrees (and which) have been conferred. Attached to the letter is a draft of the letter and a hand written note with majors and numbers associated with those majors. Dated, October 13, 1966.

Correspondence from Ted Pratt to Don Shoemaker, editor of the Miami Herald regarding establishing a collections of authors with the stipulation that the authors should be decently dead. Dated September 2, 1966.

Correspondence to Dean Miller and Doctor Williams explaining the attached scripts (included in folder) for the taping of Spotlight on Education, December 13, 1966.

This folder contains correspondence letters to Norman Conway Benson. The scope of these correspondences include handwritten letters, international telegrams, and post-cards. Correspondents to Norman Conway Benson primarily include his war-time girlfriend, Barbara Louise Howard; and his mother, Lillian Benson.