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Letter to Homer J. Livingston from Gaylord "Gale" A. Freeman Jr. about his travels in Japan and to transmit a letter from an unnamed Japanese worker to an American colleague.This is one letter from a series of letters, generally referred to as the “Far East Letters.” The letters were written by banking executive Gaylord A.…
Letter to Homer J. Livingston from Gaylord "Gale" A. Freeman Jr. about his travels in Hong KongThis is one letter from a series of letters, generally referred to as the “Far East Letters.” The letters were written by banking executive Gaylord A.…
Letter to Homer J. Livingston from Gaylord "Gale" A. Freeman Jr. about his travels in South KoreaThis is one letter from a series of letters, generally referred to as the “Far East Letters.” The letters were written by banking executive Gaylord A.…
Letter to Homer J. Livingston from Gaylord "Gale" A. Freeman Jr. about his travels in SingaporeThis is one letter from a series of letters, generally referred to as the “Far East Letters.” The letters were written by banking executive Gaylord A.…
Letter to Homer J. Livingston from Gaylord "Gale" A. Freeman Jr. about his travels in MalaysiaThis is one letter from a series of letters, generally referred to as the “Far East Letters.” The letters were written by banking executive Gaylord A.…
Letter to Homer J. Livingston from Gaylord "Gale" A. Freeman Jr. about his travels in AustraliaThis is one letter from a series of letters, generally referred to as the “Far East Letters.” The letters were written by banking executive Gaylord A.…
Letter to Homer J. Livingston from Gaylord "Gale" A. Freeman Jr. about his travels in New ZealandThis is one letter from a series of letters, generally referred to as the “Far East Letters.” The letters were written by banking executive Gaylord A.…
Letter to Homer J. Livingston from Gaylord "Gale" A. Freeman Jr. about his travels in Mo'orea, the Society Islands
Shichiro Hayashi's application for admission to Suffolk Law School, 12 September 1918Hayashi was the first student of Japanese heritage to graduate from Suffolk University Law School.
Dear Colleague letter from John McCain, John Kerry, Chuck Hagel, Bob Kerrey, Max Cleland, and Chuck Robb to members of Congress endorsing the extension of the Jackson-Vanik waiver for Vietnam and the opposition of H.J. Res. 120
Closing statement by John Joseph Moakley asking for support of H.R. 45 bill that would prevent the deportation of 750,000 refugees from China, Nicaragua, and El Salvador
“Jobs for Veterans” public service announcement [audio recording and transcript]A public service message delivered by U.S. Representative John Joseph Moakley about opportunities available via the Massachusetts State Employment…
Testimony of Douglas "Pete" Peterson, U.S. Ambassador to Vietnam, before the U.S. House Committee on Ways and Means Subcommittee on Trade about the Jackson-Vanick waiver for Vietnam
Testimony of Stanley O. Roth, Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian Affairs, before the U.S. Senate Finance Committee International Trade Subcommittee about the Jackson-Vanick waiver for Vietnam
January 1982 issue of Cambodia Today newsletterNewsletter issue focuses on: Cambodian Refugees in the U.S.
Vietnam Jackson-Vanik Waiver background materials report prepared by the U.S. Department of State
Group photograph of members of a Congressional delegation to China, 1983Pictured: Tip O'Neill, John Joseph Moakley, Evelyn Moakley, Daniel Rostenkowski, Silvio Conte, Charles Rangel
Assemblage of pages from Congressman John Joseph Moakley's passportsThe pages include visas for Congressional trips to Egypt, El Salvador, and China.
Tip O'Neill and others on the Great Wall of China as part of a congressional delegation to China, 3 April 1983
Group photograph of John Joseph Moakley, Tip O'Neill, and other members of a congressional delegation to China, 1983
John Joseph Moakley, Tip O'Neill, and other members of a congressional delegation to China, 1983
Vietnam War Protest Rally at Suffolk University
Close up of Shichiro Hayashi, a graduate of Suffolk University Law School's Class of 1922Hayashi was the first student of Japanese heritage to graduate from Suffolk University Law School. See also the Class of 1922 photo (SU-0344)
Sign from a Suffolk University student protest, "What next?" includes death count from Vietnam, Cambodia, Kent State and others, 1970
Suffolk students holding banner "Suffolk University Mourns" and coffin during at student protest of the Vietnam War, 1969