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| 246 | 0ROGP 111. Carol Jackson interviewed by Bob Short. June 03, 2010. Senator Carol Jackson, a Democrat from Cleveland, was elected to the state Senate from Georgia's… -
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| 56 | 0Jean Poleszak interviewed by Betsy Bean. Jean Poleszak discusses how she and her husband first became acquainted with Jekyll Island after stopping over on their drive… -
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| 36 | 0In this interview, Dean Rusk describes the Rockefeller family and his work at the Rockefeller Foundation. He talks about the South's hookworm disease problem,… -
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| 14 | 0GEOH-002. Lydia Thompson interviewed by Betsy Bean, September 23, 2013. Lydia Thompson discusses her early life in Natchez, Miss., and her father's influence on… -
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| 12 | 0GEOH-003. Woody Woodside interviewed by Betsy Bean, September 23, 2013. Woody Woodside discusses his early life in North Carolina and working on environmental issues… -
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| 11 | 0GEOH-007. Daniel Parshley interviewed by Betsy Bean, September 24, 2013. Parshley discusses his early life in Niagara Falls, N.Y., and moving to Brunwick and working… -
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| 9 | 0Dean Rusk discusses World War II (including Roosevelt, Churchill, Stilwell, Minitz, and MacArthur), Ho Chi Minh, U.S. Presidents Truman, Eisenhower, and Kennedy, the… -
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| 9 | 0Dean Rusk describes the work of the Rockefeller Foundation and Rockefeller grants, focusing on the conflict between culture and tradition with development strategies. He… -
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| 8 | 0GEOH-005. Nancy Thomason interviewed by Betsy Bean, September 23, 2013. Nancy Thomason discusses how the issue of beach renourishment in the late 1980s galvanized her… -
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| 8 | 0GEOH-008. James Holland interviewed by Betsy Bean. September 24, 2013. James Holland interviewed by Betsy Bean. James Holland discusses his early life, his service in… -
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| 5 | 0Dean Rusk talks about his childhood and background, his education, and the Civil War and Reconstruction. For more information, see the Dean Rusk Oral History Collection… -
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| 4 | 0GEOH-004. Ben Slade interviewed by Betsy Bean, September 23, 2013. Ben Slade discusses getting involved with environmental issues and his friendship with Georgia… -
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| 3 | 0Dean Rusk describes the role of the Secretary of State. He contrasts Marshall, Acheson, and Dulles' influence and style. Rusk continues by describing his transition… -
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| 2 | 0GEOH-006. David Kyler interviewed by Betsy Bean, September 24, 2013. David Kyler discusses his work as a regional development planner for the Area Planning… -
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| 1 | 0ROGP 124. Bill Jordan interviewed by Bob Short, December 8, 2010. William H. Jordan, Jr., served as executive secretary on the staff of Senator Richard B. Russell, Jr.… -
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| 1 | 0GDC-007. Tatiana Anthony interviewed by Catherine Johnson, Charlsie Griffin, and Joe Luo. February 28, 2017, Athens, GA. This interview is part of the Georgia… -
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| 1 | 0GDC-011. Thomas Bornemann interviewed by Lei Ellingson. April 12, 2017, Atlanta, GA. This interview is part of the Georgia Disability Community Oral History Project at… -
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| 0 | 0GDC-009. Eve Byrd interviewed by Lei Ellingson. April 12, 2017, Atlanta, GA. This interview is part of the Georgia Disability Community Oral History Project at the… -
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| 0 | 0GDC-010. Ruby Moore interviewed by Alison Barkoff. April 12, 2017, Atlanta, GA. This interview is part of the Georgia Disability Community Oral History Project at the… -