Campaign for Political Rights Records
1976-1985
- Campaign for Political Rights (U.S.)
M86-135; Audio 1556A; CD 225-CD 232; DF 579-DF 581; DG 290-DG 293;
FG 861-862
36.0 cubic feet (34 record center cartons and 5 archives boxes), 19
sound recordings, 5 reels of film (16 mm), and 12 cans of magnetic film (16 mm)
Wisconsin Historical Society
(Map)
Records of the Campaign for Political Rights, a group formed in 1976 by the National
Committee Against Repressive Legislation (NCARL) as an affiliate organization and originally
named the Campaign to Stop Government Spying. The group monitored United States covert
operations abroad and domestic political surveillance and harassment. Topics covered include
anti-nuclear groups, grand jury reform, domestic intelligence programs, spying and
surveillance activities carried out by the FBI and CIA, “red squads,” and
foreign policy, including operations in Nicaragua.
Information on a particular topic is often located in multiple places throughout the
collection.
These records have been assigned call number Mss 1106.
English
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