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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.

Typed correspondence to John Reynolds at Fort Lauderdale News concerning active planning for a new facility. Includes summary of current source of fund and allocation of funds. Dated, July 29, 1972.

Correspondence to Judy Wilson, editor and publisher of the Deerfield Beach Observer, congratulating her on remaining editor of the paper. The letter is unsigned. Dated, October 19, 1972.

Correspondence to Larry Jinks of the Miami Herald from Adelaide Snyder about FAU's instant forest. Dated, January 21, 1972.

Correspondence to Mr. Gainer from a Florida Atlantic University student graduate that has been denied graduation because he did not take his GRE. Letter is dated 7/19 - no year. Hand written notes on the copied letter states that as of October 9 the student had not applied, there was an affidavit October 10 and October 28. Correspondence from Maimi Herald to Florida Atlantic University requesting information on a plan of action in response to this letter they were sent. Dated, August 1, 1972.

Typed correspondence to the Palm Beach Post from Adelaide Snyder confirming that Janie Gould's attendance at dinner, adding in the cost of the dinner ($5.000).

Copy of typed note to Raleigh Mann of the Miami Herald from Helen Hartley with an attached press release. Dated February 17, 1972.

Typed correspondence to Ron Wahl director of news illustrations at the Palm Beach Post from Adelaide Snyder regarding suggestions for enterprise photography at FAU, January 12, 1972.

Correspondence from Helen Hartley to Stanley Witwer, sending pictures of FAU's mini forest and a story on the Okeechobee Project. Neither are included in the folder. Dated, March 24, 1972.

Correspondence from Adelaide Snyder to the editor of the St. Petersburg Independent regarding FAU's three year degree program which allows high school graduates to earn a bachelor's degree in three years. Dated May 23, 1972.; Correspondence from Robert Stiff to Adelaide Snyder, thanking her for the information she provided about the three-year degree program. Included is a copy of the story that was run. Correspondence dated, May 24, 1972.