Box 61.1

Scope and Contents Contains articles of personal interest to Duval including: “What Lincoln Said about Integration,” “Latest Idea for Breaking the Power of the States,” “If the Founding Fathers Could Look at U.S. Today…” “Undoing a Fraud,” “Is Quality of U.S. Population Declining?” “A Former Justice Warns: Return to Law, or Face Anarchy,” “Scientist Explains,” “Man on the Moon,” “Agnew’s New Target: Newspapers,” “The Worst Scandal in Our History,” “Words & Actions,” “Civil Disobedience,” “Solzhenitsyn:...

Scope and Contents

Contains correspondence, newspaper clippings, biographical summaries and genealogical information on Duval and Easton families. Also contains Coat of Arms for Duval Family and correspondence from Duval trying to prove his wife Betty Duval's birth date. Also includes The Houma Times (21 July 1928) and The Houma Courier (19 July 1928) containing the obituary for Stanwood Duval. (O/S-located in Box 81 Items 37-38).

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection covers 55 linear ft. and spans 1822-1989 with the bulk of material dating 1950-1979. It is divided into two main groups: Claude B. Duval and Easton Family Papers (Duval’s paternal relatives). The Claude B. Duval Group covers Duval’s political career with a few aspects of his law practice and personal life. His political career covers his campaigns which include correspondence, campaign speeches, radio shows, campaign advertisements and paraphernalia, ads of his opponents, and...