A Guide to the José Angel Gutiérrez Papers, 1959-1994

Biographical Note

Dr. José Angel Gutiérrez was a leading Chicano activist and political leader in the 1960s and 1970s in Texas. He was also one of the co-founders of La Raza Unida political party that helped to raise public consciousness of Chicano civil rights issues. Gutiérrez grew up in Crystal City, Texas, and received a BA from Texas A&M University in Kingsville, Texas in 1966. He has also earned degrees from St. Mary's University in San Antonio, Texas (M.A. 1968), the University of Texas at Austin (Ph.D. 1976) and the University of Houston, Bates College of Law, Houston, Texas (J.D. 1988). He has done other postdoctoral work at Stanford University, Colegio de México, University of Washington, and Centro de Estudios Económicos y Sociales del Tercer Mundo in Mexico City, Mexico.

Dr. Gutiérrez has been elected and appointed to public office since 1970. He served as President of the School Board for the Crystal City Independent School District from 1973-1974, Urban Renewal Commissioner for Crystal City, Texas from 1970 to 1972, and County Judge for Zavala County, Texas (1974-1978, re-elected 1978-1981).

Gutiérrez moved to Oregon in 1980 where he taught at Colegio Cesar Chavez in Mt. Angel, Oregon for a year. He then taught at Western Oregon State College in Monmouth, Oregon from 1981-1985, where he also served as Director of Minority Student Services. From 1983 to 1985 Gutiérrez served as Commissioner for the Oregon Commission on International Trade. In 1984 he unsuccessfully ran for Oregon State Representative. While in Oregon, Gutiérrez was also very active in social service projects serving as Director of the Hispanic Services Project for the United Way of the Columbia, Willamette, Portland area and Executive Director of the Commission on Economic Development Subcommittee of the National Catholic Conference's Campaign for Human Development. In 1986, he left Oregon and returned to Texas to attend law school.

Since 1986, Gutiérrez has served as Administrative Law Judge for the City of Dallas (1900-1992), and member of the Ethics Commission for the City of Dallas (1999-2000). He founded the Center for Mexican American Studies (CMAS) at the University of Texas at Arlington in 1994 and served as its Director until December 1996. Dr. Gutiérrez has received many honors including being named as one of the "100 Outstanding Latino Texans of the 20th Century" by Latino Monthly, January 2000, and "Distinguished Texas Hispanic" by Texas Hispanic Magazine, October 1996. He received the Distinguished Faculty Award from the Texas Association of Chicanos in Higher Education in June 1995, and the National Council of La Raza's Chicano Hero Award in 1994.

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Scope and Contents

The José Angel Gutiérrez Papers consist of approximately fifteen feet of correspondence, reports, newspapers, articles, FBI files, photographs, videotapes, posters, and personal mementos documenting his career as a Chicano activist and political leader in Texas and Oregon. The bulk of the material dates from the early to mid 1980s when Gutiérrez was teaching in Oregon.

There is very little of Gutiérrez's personal life reflected in these papers. The first series, Personal, includes his Eagle Scout certificate, articles written by and about him, copies of his books On How to Handle Mexicans and Cristal Ten Years of Struggle, and correspondence.

Subject Files is the largest series and includes Gutiérrez's files from his time in Crystal City and Zavala County, Texas, his time with La Raza Unida from the late 1960's to 1980, and his files from Oregon. Gutiérrez filed documents both by topic and by date, which is reflected in the arrangement of this series. Included in the sub-series Subject Files From Oregon Politics, are documents relating to Gutiérrez's 1984 write-in campaign to be elected to the Oregon State Legislature. The Subject series also includes his copious files on education, the Brown Berets and the Crusade for Justice. The latter two files were obtained from the FBI through Freedom of Information requests. The dominant theme in Gutiérrez's materials is the Chicano/Mexican/Hispanic viewpoint.

The third series, Organizations, has two sub-series, campaign for Human Development, and Oregon Council for Hispanic Advancement. These are arranged chronologically and include correspondence, meeting minutes, project and program files, and policy statements. The fourth, fifth, and sixth series contain photographs, videos, posters, and ephemera which document Gutiérrez's involvement in La Raza Unida, and the 20th anniversary reunion of the Chicano Activists. The video tapes also include many speeches and interviews conducted by Gutiérrez. Of note is a taped interview with Emma Tenayuca. The posters date from the 1970’s through the early 1990's and contain a visually rich array of political rallies, advertisements and campaigns; cultural events, music festivals and concerts, and artist prints. Several posters also advertise the United Nations-designated International Women’s Year of 1975.

Selected material in this collection has been digitized and is available in our digital collections.

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Restrictions

Access Restrictions

This collection is housed at UTSA's Main Campus and must be accessed via the John Peace Library Special Collections reading room. To request access, please use theCollections Request Form.

Original audiovisual materials and electronic media cannot be handled directly by patrons. Please contact Special Collections to request access to these materials, which may require the creation of digital copies.

Use Restrictions

The researcher assumes full responsibility for observing all copyright, property, and libel laws as they apply.

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Related Material

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], José Angel Gutiérrez Papers, MS 24, University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections.

Acquisition Information

This collection was purchased in 1994 by the Hispanic Research Center, University of Texas at San Antonio and subsequently donated to the University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections.

Processing Information

Processed by T. Matthew De Waelsche, June 1996, and Gerrianne Schaad, May 2002.

Posters reprocessed by Katie Rojas, Manuscripts Archivist, 2017.

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Detailed Description of the Papers

Personal
	There is very little of Gutiérrez's personal life reflected in these papers. This series includes his Eagle Scout certificate, articles written by and about him, copies of his books On How to Handle Mexicans and Cristal Ten Years of Struggle, and correspondence.
Box	Folder
1	1		Resumes and Curriculum Vitae View Contents
			Personal Effects
	2			Eagle Scout Certificate,1959 View Contents
	3			Crystal City High School, 1961-1962 View Contents
			Writings by and about Gutiérrez
	4			Articles on Gutiérrez, 1985-1987 View Contents
	5			Articles by Gutiérrez, 1983 View Contents
	6			Journal Articles by Gutiérrez
	7			Drafts of Papers View Contents
				Books by Gutiérrez
	8				On How to Handle Mexicans View Contents
	9				Cristal Ten Years of Struggle: A Photographic Essay,1979 View Contents
	10			Web reviews from Gutiérrez' interview on "The Pulse" television show,2002 View Contents
			General Correspondence
	10			1970-1979 View Contents
	11			1980 View Contents
	12			1981 View Contents
	13			1982 View Contents
	14			1983 View Contents
	15			1984 View Contents
	16			1985
	17			1986-1990
	18			undated

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Subject Files
	Subject Files is the largest series and includes Gutiérrez's files from his time in Crystal City and Zavala County, Texas, his time with La Raza Unida from the late 1960's to 1980, and his files from Oregon. Gutiérrez filed documents both by topic and by date, which is reflected in the arrangement of this series. Included in the sub-series Subject Files From Oregon Politics, are documents relating to Gutiérrez's 1984 write-in campaign to be elected to the Oregon State Legislature. The Subject series also includes his copious files on education, the Brown Berets and the Crusade for Justice. The latter two files were obtained from the FBI through Freedom of Information requests. The dominant theme in Gutiérrez's materials is the Chicano/Mexican/Hispanic viewpoint.
Box	Folder
1			Undated and Miscellaneous
	19			Hispanic Organizations (Flyers, Gen. Info.)
	20			La Piedra De Los Soles
Box	Folder
2			Subject Files During Residence in Crystal City
	1			MAUC (Mexican American Unity Council),1970
	2			La Verdad,1970-1971
	3			El Camino Recto, Newsletter,1972
	4			Academic Policies and Procedures,1973
	5			Election Analysis of Carrizo Springs C.I.S.D. Trustee Election, 1974
	6			Southwest Voter Registration Education Project,1975
	7			Southwest Regional Office for the Spanish Speaking,1976
	8			Political Opinion Telephone Polls,1977
	9			Elections, 1977-1978
	10			Newspaper Articles, 1977-1978
	11			Cristal Ten Years of Struggle: A Photographic Essay, 1979. (By J.A.G.)
	12			Middle Rio Grande Development Council CETA Investigation,1980
	13			Texas Election Calendar,1980
	14			Committee for Rural Democracy (CRD), 1972-1981
			Subject Files from La Raza Unida
	15			Southwest Council of La Raza Brochure,1969
	16			Raza Unida Printed materials and Brochures, 1970-1971
	17			National R.U.P. General Correspondence, 1971-1981
	18			Newspaper and Journal Articles, 1971-1978
	19			Articles from The Militant Newsletter,1972
	20			National La Raza Unida Political Convention,1972
	21			R.U.P. Elections, 1972, 1978
	22			"Auction Alert! From National Council of La Raza,"1980
	23			El Noticiero, National Council of La Raza Newsletter,1980
	24			Laredo Declaration, 1980
	25			National Hispanic Field Service Program,1980
	26			La Raza Publications Guide,1986
	27			Raza Unida Book Outline,1986
Box	Folder
3			Subject Files from Zavala County
	1			Ledger Sheets, 1972 View Contents
				Budgets:
	2				Budgets, 1973-1974 View Contents
	3				Budgets, 1974-1975 View Contents
	4				Budgets, 1975-1976 View Contents
	5				Budgets, 1976-1977 View Contents
	6				Budgets, 1977-1978 View Contents
	7				Budgets, 1978-1979 View Contents
	8				Budgets, 1979-1980 View Contents
	9			Commissioners Court, 1978-1980 View Contents
	10			1980 Election Brochure View Contents
	11			General Correspondence, 1976-1981 View Contents
	12			Zavala County v. Southwest Texas Joint Counties Junior College, (Legal Appellate Brief),1980 View Contents
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4			Subject Files from Western Oregon State College (WOSC) 1980-1985
	1			Oregon College of Education, General Correspondence,1980 View Contents
	2			Oregon College of Education Social Science Dept. Memos,1981 View Contents
	3			WOSC Memos, 1981 View Contents
	4			WOSC Social Science Department Meeting Minutes,1981 View Contents
	5			Memos, 1982 View Contents
	6			Social Department Meeting Minutes,1982 View Contents
	7			Young Democrats of WOSC, Constitution,1982 View Contents
	8			General Correspondence,1982-1983 View Contents
	9			Budget Committee, 1983 View Contents
	10			Career Fair, 1983 View Contents
	11			WOSC Directory, 1983
	12			Evaluation of WOSC College Faculty by Students (paper by JAG), 1983 View Contents
	13			Faculty Senate Meeting Minutes,1983 View Contents
	14			Hispanic Research Institute,1983 View Contents
	15			International Studies, 1983 View Contents
	16			Memos, 1983 View Contents
	17			Mexican Heritage Month, 1983 View Contents
	18			WOSC Recruitment Committee,1982-1983 View Contents
	19			Senate Curriculum Committee,1983 View Contents
	20			Social Science Department Meeting Minutes,1983
	21			Student Evaluations, 1983
	22			Summer Honors Program, 1983
	23			Title III Faculty In-service Committee,1983
	24			General Correspondence, 1984
	25			Bilingual Committee,1983-1984
	26			College Center Board,1982-1984
	27			International Education Advisory Council,1983-1984
	28			Memos, 1984
	29			Westworlds Bulletin of WOSC (Student Newsletter),1982-1984
	30			Advisory Council Minority Student Service Program,1985
	31			Dinner Academy, 1985
	32			WOSC Counseling Services,undated
Box	Folder
5			Subject Files from Oregon Politics
	1			Oregon Legislative Session Highlights,1979
	2			Official Abstract of Votes Primary Election, May 1980
				Summary Report of Campaign Contributions and Expenditures
	3				1980 Primary
	4				1980 General Election
	5			Highlights of 1981 Legislative Session
	6			Official Abstract of Votes Primary Election, May 1982
	7			Highlights of the 1983 Regular Legislative Session
	8			Legislative Research Cumulative Index,1983
	9			Major Enactments of Interest to Professional Educators, 62nd Legislative Assembly, 1983
	10			The OEA (Oregon Education Association) Evaluation of the 62nd Legislative Assembly, 1983
Box	Folder
6				1984 Elections
	1				General Political Correspondence
	2				Gutiérrez Write-In Campaign
						Advertising
	3						Brochures
	4						Lawn Signs
	5						Mailing
	6						Newspaper Ads
	7						Posters
	8						Radio Spot Ads
	9						Stationery
	10					Appointment Calendars, October-November
	11					Biographical Sketch
	12					Campaign Committee Program
	13					Campaign Contributions and Expenditures
	14					Campaign Mail-outs
	15					Campaign Planning
	16					Campaign Speeches
	17				America for Mondale-Ferraro Party Planning,1984
	18				Contributions and Expenditures Reporting and Campaign Finance Regulations
	19				Democratic Party of Oregon
	20				Oregon District Maps
	21				Ethics Guide for Public Officials
	22				List of General Candidates
	23				Newspaper Articles
	24				The Oregon Committee
	25				Oregon Government Ethics Commission Lobby List
	26				Oregon's Tax system and Ballot Measure 2
	27				Other Oregon Races
	28				Platform Issues
Box	Folder
7	1				Polk County Democratic Central Committee
	2				Sample Ballot, Polk County OR
	3				Voter Registration Lists, Polk Co.
					Political Action Committees
	4					General Correspondence
	5					Lists, 1983-1984
	6					NOW/Equality/PAC Political Contributions
	7				Precincts
	8				Precinct Targeting
					John Schoon (Gutiérrez' Opponent for State Rep.)
	9					General Information
	10					Legislative Voting Record
	11					Statements of Contributions and Expenditures
	12				Selected Voter List, Precinct 134
	13				Taxes
	14				Voter Precinct Lists
	15				Oregon Voter Guides
	16				Walking List of Precinct Voters
	17				1984 Election Final Results and Analysis
	18				Fifth Congressional District Democratic Committee,1985-1986
			Subject Files Listed Chronologically
Box	Folder
8	1			Mexican-American Stereotypes and Self-Images,1965
	2			Crisis in New Mexico (Alianza),1969
	3			How Foreign Policy is Made, U.S. State Dept. Booklet,1969
	4			"The Art of Mexican America,"article 1970
	5			"The Impact of Class Discrimination and White Racism on the Mental Health of Mexican-Americans,"paper by Armando Morales, 1970
	6			"Thoughts on Diversity and Community in the Southwest," Southwest Intergroup Relations Council (SIRC), Inc., 1970
	7			"Urban Renewal: One Tool Among Many," Report of the President's Task Force on Urban Renewal, 1970
	8			"We the Mexican Americans," U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of the Census Report,1970
	9			"Language Varieties Along the U.S.-Mexican Border," paper,1971
	10			Mexican-American Legal Defense and Education Fund, General Correspondence, 1970-1971
	11			National Concilio for Chicano Studies,1971
	12			Rural Coalition Concept Paper (by Gutiérrez),1971
	13			Migrant Farmworkers printed materials, 1968-1972
	14			Paulo Freire, 1970-1972
	15			"The Urban Guerrilla: A Critique (paper by Gutiérrez),"1972
	16			Club Social Mexicano, 1974
	17			Attorney Gen. of Tex. Opinion on Arrests of Illegal Aliens,1977
	18			Corky Gonzalez, 1977
	19			"Homage to Frieda Kahlo (prog. Honoring Mexican artist),"1978
	20			"The Priest and the Community,"1978
	21			Texas Observer Book Review by Gutiérrez,1978
	22			Puerto Rico, 1979
	23			Reception for the President of Mexico,1979
	24			Texas Collection, Baylor University, Waco,1979
	25			Ad Hoc Committee of Hispanics in Philanthropy1980
	26			"Apuntes Sobre La Historia de Relaciones Entre Grupos Chicanos, El Primer Mandatorio the Mexico: 1972-1980" (handwritten)1980
	27			CEETEM (Centro de Estudios Economicos y Sociales del Tercer Mundo) 1980
	28			1980 Census Update, 1980
	29			Crusade for Justice, 1980
	30			District of Columbia Board of Education1980
	31			The Four Arrows Symposium,1980
	32			Hispanic Public Policy Institute,1980
	33			"An Interview with Bert Corona",1980
	34			Mexico (misc. materials),1974-1980
	35			Mexico-Texas Bridge Owners Association,1980
	36			Mexico/U.S. Seminar on Undocumented Migration,1980
	37			National Chicano Moratorium Committee,1980
	38			National Land for People,1980
	39			1980 Oregon Census, Persons by Race and Spanish Origin,1980
	40			Symposium on Undocumented Workers,1980
Box	Folder
9	1			Chicano Publications Catalogs,1981
	2			Congressional Hispanic Caucus Fellowships,1981
	3			COSSPO (Committee of Spanish Speaking People of Oregon) Executive Summary, 1981
	4			Health Care, 1981
	5			Hispanics in Oregon Ethnic Heritage Project,1981
	6			IDRA (Intercultural Development Research Assoc.) Newsletter,1981
	7			IMAGE de Oregon, 1981
	8			LALO Minutes of Meetings,1981
	9			La Migracion Indocumentada a Estados Unidos, 1981
	10			National Hispanic Center for Advanced Studies and Policy Analysis, 1981
	11			Northwest Chicano Health,1981
	12			Presentations by Gutiérrez,1981
	13			Presidential Inauguration Invitation,1981
	14			Verano en Salud, 1981
	15			California Human Development Corp., Annual Report,1982
	16			Career Fair, 1982
	17			Chicano Cultural Expression,1982
	18			Chicano Directory, Stanford University,1982
	19			Grassroots Fundraising, 1982
	20			Jim Hightower, 1980-
	21			Hispanic Services Project, 1980-1982
	22			Nicaragua, 1981-1982
	23			Presentations by Gutiérrez,1982
Box	Folder
8	24			Provision of Vocational Assistance to Undocumented Workers,1982
Box	Folder
10	1			Art Attack Gallery, Boise, ID, Sam Francis Exhibit,1983
	2			Against Sectarianism: The Evolution of the Socialist Workers Party, 1983
	3			An Annotated Bibliography of the Mexican Revolution,1983
	4			CONACYT (El Consejo Nacional de Cienccia y Technologia),1983
	5			EEOC Claim Against Western Oregon State College,1983
	6			FCC Public Notice, 1983
	7			Grants, 1983
	8			Hispanic Advertising, 1983
	9			Hispanic Business in Arizona,1983
	10			W.K. Kellogg Foundation Battle Creek, MI,1983
	11			Las Americas Cultural Institute (LACI), 1979-1983
	12			Law School Exams, 1983
	13			LULAC (League of United Latin Amer. Citizens) Issues Brief Book, 1983
	14			Mujeres de Oregon, 1983
	15			National Republican Heritage Groups,1983
	16			Oregon Arts Commission 1983
	17			Oregon Business and Economics Statistical Summaries,1983
	18			Benton County, 1983
	19			Polk County, 1983
	20			Oregon Chataqua, 1983
	21			Oregon Committee for the Humanities, 1982-1983
	22			Brochures and Printed Materials,1983
	23			Images of the Mexican Revolution,1983
	24			Oregon Historical Society,1983
	25			Oregon Traffic Accidents Summary,1983
	26			Gutiérrez Personnel File, 1981-1983
	27			Gutiérrez Presentations,1983
	28			Santiam Girl Scout Council,1983
	29			Simpson-Mazzoli Immigration Bill,1983
	30			Sponsors, Inc. 1983
Box	Folder
11	1			Willamette Valley Immigration Project,1983
	2			Willamette Valley Racial Minorities Consortium,1983
	3			ACORN, 1984
	4			Appointment Calendars, 1984
	5			Central America, 1984
	6			Cover Letters and Applications for Other Positions,1984
	7			Foundations, 1983-84
	8			HPAC (Hispanic Political Action Committee),1984
	9			Jesse Jackson for President Committee,1984
	10			LULAC, 1982-84
	11			MENCHA National Chicano Student Conference,
	12			Mexican American Entrepreneurship Statistical Report (draft),1984
	13			Multi-Arts Steering Committee Recommendations for Funding,1984
	14			National Association for Hispanic Elderly Legislative Bulletin, 1984
	15			National Hispanic Association,1984
	16			New Mexico Expedition, 1984
	17			North Star Network, 1984
	18			Oregon Agriculture, 1984
	19			Oregon Committee for the Humanities,1984
	20			Oregon Department of Revenue,1984
	21			Oregon Drinking Water, 1984
	22			Oregon Economic Development Department Statistics,1984
	23			Oregon Forest Industries Council,1984
	24			Oregon Human Development Corporation,1984
	25			Oregon Minority (Black, Hispanic) Population,1984
	26			Oregon Traffic Safety Commission,1984
	27			Origins NC Documentary Service Journal,1984
Box	Folder
12				Police
	1				Portland Statistics, 1979-1984
	2				Sensitivity Training, Hispanic Community Familiarization,1984
	3			Portland Metropolitan Arts Commission,1984
	4			Gutiérrez Presentations,1984
	5			Southwest Voters Registration Education Project,1984
	6			Spanish Gulch, 1984
	7			Texas Department of Agriculture, 1983-84
	8			United Way of the Columbia-Willamette,1984
	9			Appointment Calendars, 1985
	10			Jorge A. Bustamante, 1985
	11			California Human Development Corp.,1985
	12			Central America, 1985
	13			City Club of Portland, 1985
	14			Community Advisory Committee to the Portland Police Dept. on Cross Cultural Communications Training,1985
	15			Consultants, 1985
	16			Dallas Concilio of Hispanic Service Organizations,1985
	17			ESCOS Latino Journal of People's Culture and Literature,1985
Box	Folder
13	1			Hispanic Advisory Council,1985
	2			Hispanic Children in Poverty, report,1985
	3			Hispanic Policy Development, 1984-85
	4			Hispanic Services Project,1985
	5			Immigration, 1985
	5			LULAC, 1985
	6			Mexican-Chicano Relations,1985
	7			Mexico Disaster Relief Fund,1985
	8			Mexico Today Journal, 1984-85
	9			Tatcho Mindiola, Jr., 1985
	10			National Association of Chicano Studies (NACS),1985
	11			National Concilio of America,1985
	12			Northwestern School of Law (Portland),1985
	13			Oregon Commission on Future Research,1985
	14			1983-85 Oregon Directory of American Indian Resources,1985
	15			Oregon Economic Development Department,1985
	16			Oregon Migrant Education Conference,1985
	17			Pan AmericAd, 1985
	18			United Way, 1985
Box	Folder
14				"The Next Half: Hispanic Strategy for 1985 to 1990," United Way of Columbia Willamette Conference, March 1985
	1				Project Request and Recommendations, March 1985
	2				Hispanic Survey Statistics, March 1985
	3				Program, March 1985
					Papers Presented at the Conference, March 1985:
	4					Demographics of the Hispanic Population of Portland,March 1985
	5					Educational Status of Hispanics, March 1985
	6					Hispanic Arts and Hispanic Artists, March 1985
	7					Hispanic Housing, March 1985
	8					Hispanic Mental Health Needs Assessments,March 1985
	9					Hispanic Youth in the 1980's, March 1985
	10					Hispanics and Business, March 1985
	11					Hispanics and Health, March 1985
	12					Hispanics and Labor in the (Portland) Metropolitan Area, March 1985
	13					Hispanics and the Legal system, March 1985
	14					Hispanics in the Media, March 1985
	15					Philanthropy and Hispanics, March 1985
	16					Religion and Hispanics, March 1985
Box	Folder
15	1			Active Unlimited Newsletter Articles, 1985-86
	2			Calendar Schedules, 1986
	3			"Beyond Ellis Island: Hispanics-Immigrants and Americans," La Raza Publication,1986
	4			"Bits and Pieces of de Nuestro Mundo," Latino Student Publication,1986
	5			California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation1986
	6			Chicano Summit, 1986
	7			Civil Rights Complaint, 1986
	8			Commission on Hispanic Affairs, 1985-86
	9			Foundations, 1986
	10			Hispanic Organizations in the Dallas Area,1986
	11			Hispanics in Oregon, printed materials,1986
	12			Hispantech, 1986
	13			Law School Applications,1986
	14			Lions Club, 1983-86
				National Concilio of America
	15				Board Meetings, 1986
	16				Printed Materials, 1986
Box	Folder
16	1			Oregon Fair Share, 1986
	2			Pacifica Archive Radio Cassette Catalog,1986
	3			Police Cultural Sensitivity Training,1986
	4			Position Descriptions 1986
	5			Gutiérrez Presentations,1986
	6			"Statistical Profile of Minority Population, Employment and Business Ownership in Wisconsin", 1986
	7			Texas Rural Legal Foundation, Inc.,1986
	8			Travel and Meeting Schedules,1986
	9			Conferences, 1987
	10			JFK School of Government, Harvard, Institute of Politics Seminar, "The Siesta is Over",1987
	11			Midwest Voter Registration Education Project, 1986-87
	12			Mill v. Clarke Shoe Corp., Legal Appellate Brief, 1986
	13			National Concilio of America Annual Conference,1987
	14			SMU Student Bar Association,1987
Box	Folder
19	15			Texas Election Law Forms,1987
Box	Folder
16	16			Texas Lutheran College, Seguin, Symposium on Central American Migration, 1987
	17			Texas Rural Legal Foundation, Inc.,1987
	18			McMinnville (OR) Police Cross Cultural Communications Seminar Training, 1988
	19			Southwest Latino Leadership Summit,1988
	20			Dewar's Profile Texas "Doe-ers" Award,1989
	21			Sociedad de Amigos de la Cultura Mexicana,1989
	22			20th Anniversary Activist's Reunion,1989
	23			Greater Texas Legal Foundation,1990
Box	Folder
17	1			Journal Articles Misc., 1990
			Subject Files - Newsletters
	2			Central American, 1980-1984
				Hispanic/Chicano
	3				1973-1984
	4				1985-1990
	5			The Militant,1982-1985
	6			WIN,1977-1979
	7			Miscellaneous, 1970, 1980, 1986
Box	Folder
18			Subject Files - Newspaper Articles, 1969-1987
	1			Chicano Column by Rudy Garcia, 1971-1972
	2			Cesar Chavez, 1985
	3			Hispanics in Oregon, 1983-1986
	4			Mexico, 1982-1984
	5			Mexican Emigration, 1978-1979
	6			Police Brutality, 1977
	7			Weekly Columns of Calvin O.L. Henry, Salem, OR Statesman Journal, 1976-1977
	8			Miscellaneous Clippings (primarily on Chicanos), 1969-1987
Box	Folder
19			Subject Files - Education, 1969-1983
				General
	1				Chicano Studies Program,1969
	2				History of Title I ESEA (Elementary and Secondary Education Act), 1969
	3				Centro Universitario in East Los Angeles (brochure),1970
	4				A Guide to Planning and Funding International Studies, AACSU, 1976,1976
	5				Mexican Universities Becas Programs, 1976-1978
	6				Patterns of Citizen Participation in Educational Decision Making, 1979
				Education Subject Files - 1980
	7				Academia Hispano American, Mexico,1980
	8				Alma (MI) College Program of Study in Spain,1980
	9				California Association for Bilingual Education,1980
	10				Collegio Cesar Chavez Lecture Series,1980
	11				(OR) Governor's Commission on Foreign Language and International Studies, 1980
	12				History of Mexico Social Science Course,1980
				Education Subject Files - 1981
	13				Collegio Cesar Chavez,1981
	14				Ethnic/Bilingual Curriculum,1981
				Education Subject Files - 1982
	15				Skills and Techniques of Supervision, Oregon College of Education, 1982
	16				Final Report on the Higher Education of Minorities,1982
	17				Gutiérrez Continuing Education, 1981-1982
	18				Minority Education, 1982
	19				National Hispanic University,1982
	20				Oregon Council for Minority Education Report,1982
	21				Oregon State System of Higher Education Enrollment Reports, 1982
	22				Oregon Study Program in Mexico Academic Reports,1982
				Education Subject Files - 1983
	23				Becas Para Aztlan, 1981-1983
	24				Course Syllabi, 1978-1983
	25				Eastern Oregon State College Bilingual Education Program,1983
	26				Educational Policy Fellowship Program,1983
	27				(3rd Ann.) Kenyon College (Gambier, OH) Summer Institute on Teaching Introductory Political Science,1983
	28				Latin American Studies Association,1983
	29				Mexican Studies Program,1983
	30				Migrant Education Conference,1983
Box	Folder
20	1				Oregon State System of Higher Education Enrollment Rept.,1983
	2				Oregon State University College Assistance Migrant Program Performance Report,1983
	3				Parental Rights and Involvement in Public Education,1983
	4				Racial Discrimination and Oregon Education,1983
				Education Subject Files - 1984
	5				American Association for Higher Education Hispanic Caucus, 1984
	6				Cooperative Learning Center, Minneapolis,1984
	7				Higher Education for Urban Affairs, Inc.,1984
	8				National Research Council Postdoctoral Fellowship for Minorities, 1984
	9				Oregon Department of Education,1984
	10				Oregon Laws relating to Public School and Community Colleges, 1984
	11				Oregon Student Lobby,1984
	12				Universidad de Guadalajara,1984
	13				University of Oregon High School Equivalency Program,1984
				Education Subject Files - 1985
	14				Council for Minority Education,1985
	15				Hispanic Research Center, Arizona State University,1985
	16				National Association for Chicano Studies, 1984-1985
	17				Oregon Multicultural Educational Association,1985
				Education Subject Files - 1986
	18				Chicano Studies Program, University of Wisconsin at Madison, 1986
	19				Higher Educational Needs of Mexican Americans and Blacks in Texas. (rept. by U. of Houston Mexican-American Studies Program), 1986
	20				Oregon Migrant Educational News,1986
	21				UCLA Summer Research Program for Minority Undergraduate Students, 1986
				Education Subject Files - undated
	22				Centers for Chicano Research. (roster),undated
	23				Tinker Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship,undated
Box	Folder
21			Subject Files - FBI Memos obtained via the Freedom of Information Act, 1961-1983
				Brown Berets
	1				1968
	2				1969
	3				1970
	4				1971
	5				1972, January-June
	6				1972, July-December
	7				1973
Box	Folder
22				Crusade for Justice
	1				1968-1969
	2				1970-1971
	3				1972-1974
	4				1975-1976
	5				1977-1978
	6				1978, Incident Reports
Box	Folder
23				Miscellaneous Reports
	1				BOCOV COINTELPRO (Border Coverage Counterintelligence Program), 1961-1971
	2				Crystal City School Board Discrimination Suit,1970
	3				Hector Marroquin, 1968-1983
	4				Alleged Plot to Bomb Denver Federal Facility,1976
					Incident Reports
	5					La Raza Unida, 1978
	6					United Farm Workers, 1973-1981
	7					Various Organizations, 1974-1981
	8			Gutiérrez Freedom of Information Requests, 1981-1982
	9			"Under Surveillance," ( Texas Observer article by Gutiérrez),1985

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Videocassettes

Box

30

1 inch U-Matic Master Broadcast

Chicano Activists 20th Anniversary Reunion, Dallas,1989 12 tapes

A

B, 1 and 2

C

D, 1and 2

F, 1 and 2

G

H

I, 1 and 2

Ramsey Muniz Interview with Hector Marroquin WFAA TV, Dallas (2 tapes)

One unidentified tape

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31

VHS Videocassettes,1984-1997

Chicago MALDEF Conference, October 1987

Chicano Activist Reunion, Dallas, Aug. 29-30, 1990 (5 tapes)

English Only Debate UT-Austin April 3, 1989

Gutiérrez ’82, Dr. Bustamante at UH Muniz ’81, Little Joe at UH.

Gutiérrez Interview w. JAG – Mindiola U of H CANOJuly 28, 1987

Gutiérrez, José Angel, Interview July 22, 1984

Gutiérrez Campaign, Independence, OR, November 6, 1984

Gutiérrez Speech at Pan American University, Edinburg, TX, April 7, 1988

Gutiérrez Keynote Speech at Hispanic Heritage Month at Bowling Green State University, Toledo, Ohio, October 26, 1990

Gutiérrez - José Angel 1,2,3 Austin Rally, S.A. Speech

Gutiérrez Interview (2)

Gutiérrez - “The Hispanic Presence in Oregon,”(ca. 1986)

Gutiérrez - Reies Lopez Tijerina Interview

Gutiérrez - Emma Tenayuca Interview (2) View Contents

Gutiérrez - WFAA Ramsey Muniz Interview with Hector Marroquin

Gutiérrez - RUP Interview

Gutiérrez - “The Wrath of Grapes,” United Farm Workers (UFW) (2 – one copy in English and one in Spanish)

HLSA Pre-Thanksgiving Party, Nov. 21, 1997

Hispanic Heritage Week VA Regional Office,Sept. 18, 1987

Housing: Hispanics in the SMSA (Portland) Roberto Reyes/Colon, March 1985

LASO Guest Speaker Series: José Angel Gutiérrez, “The English Only Issue Myth and Other Sacred Cows”,1989

Leadership Retreat, February 16, 1991

Lemitar, New Mexico (3 tapes: José Gonzalez, Rosela Benavides Garcia, José and Rosella Gonzalez) March 16, 1984

J.P. Henderson Elementary HISD (2), July 14, 1988

MAPA (Mexican American Political Association) Convention, Fresno, 1988

OCHA, April 13, 1986

Texas Southern University (Houston) Parent Training,1988

United Way Hispanic Services Project - OCHA’s First Conference, April 1984

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