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The papers consist of two, unpublished manuscripts by Roland Paul. Both manuscripts are based on Paul's diaries and notes of his experiences with the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on U.S. Security Agreements, then chaired by Senator Stuart Symington and strongly influenced by Senator William Fulbright. The first, entitled "The Power of Arrogance: The Assault of the Senators on America's Military Commitments, 1969-70," was completed in 1982. It offers a Washington insider's perspective on the attitudes, circumstances, and institutional structures that would later cause U.S. foreign policy and actions in Vietnam to fail. The manuscript includes several pages from an earlier, longer draft that give Paul's personal reflections on the Vietnam War, as well as copies of letters from several scholars who reviewed the manuscript for publication. Paul's second manuscript "A Million Elephants," completed in 1983, is a shorter version of the first, written in the form of a screenplay.

The papers consist of photographs which document Milton Garver's foreign travels, primarily in Western Europe.

3 World War II ration books.

The records consist of newsletters and miscellaneous material pertaining to the Yale Miniature Tree Growers' Association, a student social club.

The records consist of an information packet and t-shirt documenting the Yale minority recruitment weekend.

The records consist of minute books documenting the operations and activities of the New Haven Dispensary and its Board of Managers.

The materials consist of meeting minutes of The Yale Scientific Monthly board of editors.

The materials consist of meeting minutes documenting the activities of the Yale Women's Coordinating Council.

Records of the New Haven Oratorio Society