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Three folders that contain a variety of typewritten manuscripts, some undated, covering a variety of topics.

Three folders that contain a variety of typewritten manuscripts, some undated, covering a variety of topics.

Includes "An Anchor That Holds: Some Thoughts at Ninety-One" and "A Statement of Faith with Reference to a World Mind—and Heart."

Includes "That Great Company," a 1960 Lenten meditation written in the Merrimack County Jail (Boscawen, New Hampshire), as well as "Why I Said 'No' Again" (Zions Herald: New England Methodist Monthly, January 1960), and "Trekking On Bedrock: A Grandfather's Heritage" (Sojourners, August 1980).

This celebration took place in New York City. Folder includes correspondence from Ramsey Clark and Anne Braden.

Includes remarks given by Willard in front of 750 friends gathered at the Hotel Roosevelt's ballroom in New York City for the celebration. The World Fellowship published a tribute to Willard and Ola and Promoting Enduring Peace, Inc., awarded Willard the Gandhi Peace Prize. Majors sponsors and organizers of the event included Anne and Carl Braden, Henry Commager, Chandler Davis, Jerome Davis, Virginia and Clifford Durr, Edna Ruth Johnson, Irving Kellman, Charles and Ruth MacLennan, Helen and Scott Nearing, Linus Pauling, and Howard Zinn, to name just a few.