Finding Aid to the

Newspaper Clipping Collection:

The Superintendency of Robert S. Chandler

March 24, 1975 – February 10, 1979

By

Jennifer R. Clark Record Unit 119.09 Museum Catalog No. 9171

Jefferson National Expansion Memorial National Park Service St. Louis, Missouri September 2013

ii

Cover illustration:

Robert S. Chandler, JNEM Visual Image Collection VPRI-1052

iii

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface iv Acknowledgments v Introduction to the Collection 1 Arrangement 3 Container Listing: Series 119.09 The Superintendency of Robert S. Chandler 4

iv

PREFACE

Jefferson National Expansion Memorial was established by Executive Order 7253, signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on December 21, 1935. The park was created to commemorate St. Louis' role in the westward expansion of the United States, specifically mentioning the site as the location of “the Spanish Colonial office where, during the administration of Thomas Jefferson the Upper Louisiana Purchase was transferred to the United States; the Government House at which, on March 9, 1804, Capt. Amos Stoddard of the United States Army took formal possession of the Louisiana Purchase and raised the American flag; the old French Cathedral of St. Louis, earliest home of religion on the western bank of the Mississippi; the place where Laclede and Chouteau established the first civil government west of the Mississippi; the place where Lafayette was received by a grateful people; the places where the Santa Fe, the Oregon, and other trails originated; the place where Lewis and Clark prepared for their trip of discovery and exploration; and the Court House in which the Dred Scott case was tried.” Jefferson National Expansion Memorial collects and preserves archival materials that document the exploration and settlement of the American West, and particularly the role of St. Louis as the Gateway to the West. These manuscripts and records are collected as an extension of the three dimensional holdings of Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, further explaining and describing the artifact collections, and perhaps supplanting them when objects are lacking or unavailable. The human dimensions of the park's holdings are strengthened through the acquisition of personal correspondence, diaries, journals, sketchbooks, and photograph albums. These materials, along with records that document the administrative history of the park, comprise valuable and irreplaceable reference sources for historians and other scholars. The Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Archives was formally organized in 1988 to insure the protection of these unique collections, and to make them available to the public. A small reference library is also available, containing nearly 4000 titles on westward expansion, American Indians, St. Louis history, and the National Park Service. Researchers wishing to visit the Library and Archives are invited to email, call or write to make the necessary arrangements. Thomas A. Bradley Superintendent Jefferson National Expansion Memorial 11 North Fourth Street St. Louis, MO 63102 314-655-1600 www.nps.gov/jeff

v

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Archives is thankful for the financial support provided by the Jefferson National Parks Association. The preservation and processing of RU 119.09 Newspaper Clipping Collection: Superintendency of Robert S. Chandler would not have been possible without the generous financial contributions made by the Association. The Archives would like to acknowledge the late Clarence Vogel and the late Gene Glasscock, longtime National Park Service volunteers, who helped to process the collection. Jennifer R. Clark Archivist

1

INTRODUCTION TO THE COLLECTION Since the creation of the memorial, staff members of Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, (JNEM) have saved newspaper clippings related to the memorial, the riverfront, staff members, the National Park Service in St. Louis and other topics related to the memorial. In order to make the newspaper clippings collection finding aids a useable size and because the collection continues to grow, the archivist broke the collection into subsections divided into the terms of superintendents. This tenth section covers the superintendency of Robert S. Chandler, ninth superintendent of Jefferson National Expansion Memorial. (The first section includes the time before a superintendent was named.) The previous sections of the collection are: RU 119.00 Creation of the Memorial, September 1929-May 1936

RU 119.01 The Superintendency of John L. Nagle, June 1936-November 15, 1940

RU 119.02 The Superintendency of Julian C. Spotts, November 16, 1940-January

31, 1959

RU 119.03 The Superintendency of George B. Hartzog, Jr., February 1, 1959-

August 25, 1962

RU 119.04 The Superintendency of H. Raymond Gregg, August 16, 1962-July 31,

1965

RU 119.05 The Superintendency of LeRoy R. Brown, August 1, 1965-December 29, 1968

RU 119.06 The Superintendency of Harry W. Pfanz, December 30, 1968-January 12, 1971

RU119.07 The Superintendency of Ivan D. Parker, January 13, 1971-February 16, 1974

RU 119.08 The Superintendency of LeRoy R. Brown, February 17, 1974-March 23, 1975

Robert S. Chandler started his long and distinguished career in the National Park Service (NPS) in 1958 as a horticulturalist with National Capitol Parks after graduating from the University of Maryland. He went on to lead the Job Corps Center first at Harpers Ferry and then at their Chicago office. In addition to Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, he served as superintendent at a number of other parks: Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area, Olympic National Park, Everglades National Park and Grand Canyon National Park. At his last park post he transitioned the Presidio in San Francisco from Army post to national park. He received two awards of merit from the Department of the Interior for Meritorious and Distinguished Service. After his retirement, he served on the National Park System Advisory Board and helped to write the report, “Rethinking the National Parks for the 21st Century.” He passed away in 2010 at the age of 74. Some of the notable events that took place in Chandler’s Superintendency include: the opening of the Museum of Westward Expansion underneath the Gateway Arch; construction of the grand stairway from the river to the Arch; events for the nation’s bicentennial; the visit of Charles, Prince of Wales to the Gateway Arch and Old

2

Courthouse; symphony concerts on the park grounds; a folklife festival at the Arch and the seeking of funds for and development of the landscape around the Gateway Arch.

Information from this collection must be properly cited, whether used in publication or in other formats. In the case of this particular collection, the name of the publication should also be cited. The proper format for this collection is:

National Park Service Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Archives

RU 119.09 Newspaper Clipping Collection: The Superintendency of Robert S. Chandler

Box__, Folder__ Researchers are advised that before records, photographs, and any other unpublished materials from this collection can be published or exhibited, permission from the National Park Service must be obtained in writing.

3

ARRANGEMENT For the sake of ease in use of the finding aid and because this collection will continue to grow, the newspaper clipping collection is divided into sections by superintendent’s tenure. Each section will begin on the day the new superintendent reported for duty. Because there occasionally was a gap between the departure of one superintendent and the arrival of the next, this will mean the section continues after the formal departure of the superintendent. This tenth section of the newspaper clippings collection covers the administration of the ninth superintendent of Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, Robert S. Chandler. This collection of newspaper clippings is arranged in chronological order. The name of the article is listed, followed by the name of the publication in which it appeared. Some articles were found in the collection with no citation and no publication name is known, so none is listed. If the article includes an image, Jefferson National Expansion Memorial cannot give the rights to reproduce those images. The rights seeker will need to contact the original publication for permission to use images. Articles without a known specific date of the month of publication appear at the end of the month and articles without a known month of publication appear at the end of the year. Due to the idiosyncratic nature of capitalization in article titles from newspaper to newspaper, titles have been capitalized using the Associated Press standard for title case capitalization Because the finding aids to this collection will be quite large, and because the topics are all quite similar and related, there is no index to this collection. Researchers wishing to conduct a word search on the finding aid may obtain the finding aid in document format from the website at http://www.nps.gov/jeff/historyculture/archival-collections.htm or contact the archivist for assistance.

4

CONTAINER LISTING

Series 119.09 The Superintendency of Robert S. Chandler Box 1 Folder 1 March 24-April 1975

“Paying for Parks” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 24, 1975 “Gateway Mall” St. Louis Globe-Democrat March 25, 1975 “Arch Sways, Worker Says” March 26, 1975 “Ford to Name Morton Head of Commerce” St. Louis Globe-Democrat March 28, 1975 “S. K. Hathaway Reported Chosen for Morton's Job” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 28, 1975 “Their Language” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 28, 1975 “Musical Chairs in the Cabinet” St. Louis Globe-Democrat March 29, 1975 “Morton's Successor Not Too Popular” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 31, 1975 “Photograph” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 5, 1975 “National Park Fight Heading for Alaska” St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 20, 1975

5

“Park Services ‘Hands – Off’ Plan Worries Cape Residents” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 21, 1975 “Park Use Increases, but Personnel Is Cut” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 22, 1975 “On the Endangered List” St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 26, 1975

Folder 2 May 1975

“Bids Sought for Arch Staircase” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 8, 1975 “U.S. Seeking Bids for Arch Staircase” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 9, 1975 “Amtrak Turboliners Will Tie-in With Delta Queen” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 11, 1975 “John A. Bryan's Years of Writing and Restoring Win Landmarks Honor” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 11, 1975 “Trees Need Care” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 11, 1975 “Hours Changing for Arch Trains” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 18, 1975 “Steps to the Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 19, 1975 “Young Lawyers” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 19, 1975

6

“Laclede Landing Board of Directors Elects Officers” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 20, 1975 “Rollin' Down the River” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 21, 1975 “Memorial Day” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 27, 1975 “Contrast” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 29, 1975 “Remembering a Black Defender” St. Louis American May 29, 1975 “People Outnumber Parks, Can Parks Survive Them?” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis May 30, 1975

Folder 3 June 1975

“Welcome Home, Admiral!” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 3, 1975 “Sen. Eagleton to Be Speaker for Army Event” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis June 11, 1975 “Army's Bi-Centennial [sic] Celebration” St. Louis American June 12, 1975 “Confirmed as Interior Secretary” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 12, 1975 “Gateway to the East” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 14, 1975

7

“Army Demonstrates Its Lesser Skills” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 15, 1975 “Arch Has a Challenger, Sculptor's Gateway to East” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 16, 1975 “Copter Divides Arch View” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis June 16, 1975 “Towboat to Begin Trip Near Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 16, 1975 “Bicentennial Flagship” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 17, 1975 “Bicentennial Tow Launched” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis June 17, 1975 “House Passes Job Aid Bill” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 18, 1975 “Kozeny-Wagner Awarded Contract” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 18, 1975 “Arch Museum Is on Schedule” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 24, 1975 “The Old Rock House Will Rise Again” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 24, 1975 “The Rocket's Red Glare Will Cost More This 4th of July” June 25, 1975 “The Beauty of the Boating” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 26, 1975

8

“Area to Explode With July 4th Celebrations” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 28, 1975 “Symphony Concerts at Gateway Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 28, 1975 “The Admiral Returns” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 29, 1975 “A Member of the Golden Knights” Plane Talk June 1975

Folder 4 July 1975

“Have a Fabulous Fourth at the Arch!” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 2, 1975 “Parades, Picnics Mark Fourth” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis July 3, 1975 “July 4th to Boom With Parades, Fireworks in Area” July 4, 1975 “Wants 'Independence Day' for Arch Museum” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 4, 1975 “Expects Move on Museum” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 8, 1975 “Hopes Brighten for Arch Museum's Completion in '76” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 8, 1975 “Gateway Museum” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 11, 1975 “Laclede's Landing Plan Blends Old, New” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 11, 1975

9

“The Laclede's Landing Plan: More Ghirardelli and Less Gaslight” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 13, 1975 “Disc Atop the Pierce Building” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 14, 1975 “Out Break of Theft of Cars Downtown” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 15, 1975 “Vacation Stolen While Family Toured St. Louis” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 15, 1975 “Despite Camper Theft, Lot Near Arch Is Well Watched, Police Say” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 16, 1975 “Meeting for Lost Dachshund, Sad Family” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 17, 1975 “10 Years Ago” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 18, 1975 “Connecticut Family, Lost Dog Do Not Match” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 18, 1975 “It's Wrong Dog, but It Gets Home” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 18, 1975 “Record Numbers Rode Those Capsules to Top of Gateway Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 19, 1975 “$12,000 Bicentennial Grant for Music Here” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 20, 1975 “Clayton, Forest Park Bus Shuttle” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 20, 1975

10

“Gemutlichkeit” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 21, 1975 “Off They Go” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis July 21, 1975 “Bishop McNicholas Named to Diocese” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 22, 1975 “Preserving the Parkways” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 22, 1975 “Train Rerouting at Riverfront Studied” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 22, 1975 “Arch Site of Centennial Play” South County Journal, St. Louis July 23, 1975 “Bishop McNicholas Will Lead Illinois Diocese” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 23, 1975 “Chamber Music Series Receives Arts Grant” South County Journal, St. Louis July 23, 1975 “Hathaway Has Diabetes” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis July 24, 1975 “Hathaway Plans to Stay on Job” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis July 23, 1975 “Interior Secretary in Hospital After Emotional Collapse” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 23, 1975 “Israeli Violinist in Concert” South County Journal, St. Louis July 23, 1975

11

“Loss Felt at Interior Department” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 24, 1975 “Understanding of Illness Grows” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis July 24, 1975 “House Votes Fund Bill for Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 25, 1975 “Hathaway Resigns Post” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 26, 1975 “The Arch Museum” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 27, 1975 “Working on the Pile” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 28, 1975 “The Long Way Up” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 29, 1975 “Sisters Visit ‘Surprising’ St. Louis” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 29, 1975 “Indian Dancers to Perform at Arch” South County Journal, St. Louis July 30, 1975 “Land Use Planning Necessary” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis July 31, 1975 “National Park Service Studies Shaw’s Garden” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 31, 1975

12

Folder 5 August 1975

“St. Louis Riverfront May Get New York Stern Wheeler” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 1, 1975 “Thanks for Help” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 1, 1975 “Bicentennial Ball Announced” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 2, 1975 “Free Outdoor Concerts” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 3, 1975 “Yosemite Shuttle Buses a Travel Help” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 3, 1975 “Cover-Up Charged at Park” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 4, 1975 “Power Plant Planned Near Canyon” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 4, 1975 “Prairie Park Still Possible” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 7, 1975 “3 in Family Reportedly Are Mauled by Bear” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 8, 1975 “Grizzly Mauls 3 in Family” St. Louis Post-Dispatch' August 8, 1975 “Celebration of Music for Bicentennial” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 9, 1975

13

“In a Haze” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 10, 1975 “Boys Blamed in Fires” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 11, 1975 “Concert Series at Arch Closes on High Note” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 11, 1975 “Goats Will Try Out Fire-Fighting Jobs” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 11, 1975 “Hang-Gliding in Yosemite” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 11, 1975 “Not Even a (Sigh) Gold Watch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 11, 1975 “Susskind Directs Symphony in Gateway Arch Appearance” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 11, 1975 “Hathaway Enters Hospital” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 13, 1975 “Good Morning News” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 14, 1975 “The Henry B” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 14, 1975 “Tourists Swarm to U.S. Parks” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 14, 1975 “Drought Breaker” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 15, 1975

14

“Journey's End” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 15, 1975 “The 3 Towers” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 24, 1975

Folder 6 September 1975 “Defacing the Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 8, 1975 “Laclede's Landing Gets Initial City Approval” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 17, 1975

Folder 7 October 1975

“Sierra Club Plans Photo Exhibit” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 2, 1975 “Life Amendment Rally” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 4, 1975 “Anticrime Group Will Honor Nine” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 5, 1975 “Bury the Old Planters? Never!” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 5, 1975 “Citizens for Life Schedule New March” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 5, 1975 “Greetings, Gate” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 5, 1975 “Kleppe Refuses to Give Job Promise” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 5, 1975

15

“Police, Citizens to Receive Valor Medals Friday” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 5, 1975 “Bicentennial Plans” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 8, 1975 “Church, Government Leaders Endorse Citizens for Life Rally” South County Journal, St. Louis October 8, 1975 “Kleppe Approval Expected” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 8, 1975 “Senate Group OKs Kleppe” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 8, 1975 “This Is Your Park” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 8, 1975 “Kleppe Confirmed by Senate” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 10, 1975 “65 More Steps at Arch by May” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 11, 1975 “Sierra Club Meeting Here Under Way” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 11, 1975 “Bicentennial Disruptions Threatened by Terrorists” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis October 13, 1975 “Taking Shape” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 14, 1975 “Thomas Kleppe Sworn in as Secretary of Interior” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 18, 1975

16

“Welcome Aboard” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 18, 1975 “A Colorful Canopy of Balloons” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 19, 1975 “Kleppe Pledges Answers to Woes” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis October 19, 1975 “Arch to Celebrate Its 10th Birthday” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 25, 1975 “This Was the Thursday” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 26, 1975 “10-Year Old Arch Has Stainless Steel” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 27, 1975 “10 Years Ago” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 28, 1975 “The Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 28, 1975 “Happy 10th Birthday, Arch” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis October 28, 1975 “Record Tourist Year for St. Louis” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 28, 1975 “East Side Park Urged” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 29, 1975 “Votes More Funds for Park Lands” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 30, 1975

17

“No Favoritism Indicated on Ichor's Home” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 31, 1975

Folder 8 November 1975

“Ambitious Dream for East Side” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 1, 1975 “Bicentennial Series: Life, Liberty and Mr. Jefferson” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 4, 1975 “Morton Has Been Popular With Congress, Business” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 5, 1975 “At the Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 8, 1975 “Bicentennial Culture Events Blooming Here” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 8, 1975 “Sullivan Recognition” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 12, 1975 “Counselor Backs Riverfront Lease” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 14, 1975 “St. Louis Plans to Revitalize” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 16, 1975 “A Thank You Party” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 17, 1975 “Congressmen Sue 2 in Ford Cabinet” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 18, 1975

18

“Downtown Boom Reverses Depression-Postwar Bust” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 22, 1975 “State Asks for Aid on Park Name” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 23, 1975 “Ethnic Christmas Tree Display” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 24, 1975 “Robert F. Hyland Gets 1975 St. Louis Award” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 25, 1975 “Robert F. Hyland of KMOX Wins St. Louis Award” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 25, 1975 “Where Old Newsboys Will Be Selling Papers” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 25, 1975 “St. Louis Award to Robert Hyland” St. Louis Argus November 27, 1975 “Tree Trimmers” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 30, 1975 “Gov. Spending $550,000 of Your Tax Money to Build Staircase That Goes Nowhere” National Enquirer November 1975

Folder 9 December 1975

“‘Christmas Around the World’ at Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 1, 1975 “Did Santa Make a Surprise Visit Here Sunday?” St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 3, 1975

19

“Up for the Occasion” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 3, 1975 “Interior Department Suggests Meramec Dam Is Unneeded” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 7, 1975 “Pearl Harbor Observance” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 8, 1975 “Interior Official Accused of Anti-Meramec Dam Bias” St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 9, 1975 “Mr. Reed's Unusual Vision” St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 9, 1975 “Bicentennial Poster Designed to Meet Eye” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 12, 1975 “Kiener Plaza Downtown Decked Out in Lights of Christmas” St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 12, 1975 “Interior Dept. Calls Meramec Dam a Project of Convenience” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 14, 1975 “Park Job Advice” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 14, 1975 “Appointed Director at Park” December 16, 1975 “Jack Daniel’s Distillery” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 16, 1975 “Canoe Rental Firm Wins in U.S. Court” December 23, 1975

20

Folder 10 January 1976

“Workers Are Silhouetted” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 1, 1976 “Salute to King by Shuttleworth” St. Louis American January 8, 1976 “Special Observance Here to Mark Dr. King's Birthday” St. Louis Argus January 8, 1976 “A Challenging Year Ahead” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 10, 1976 “You've a Lot in Common With Thomas Jefferson” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 10, 1976 “2 Services to Mark Birthday of Dr. King” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 14, 1976 “Anniversary of Dr. King's Birth Is Backed as a National Holiday” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 15, 1976 “In Honor of Dr. King” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 16, 1976 “Gateway to West Film at Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 17, 1976 “Bicentennial Posters” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 19, 1976 “$4,500,000 in Budget for Meramec Lake” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 21, 1976

21

“‘Today’ Show in St. Louis to Spotlight Missouri” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 21, 1976 “Ford Requests $44.5 Million for Area Dam” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 22, 1976 “Ford's Realistic Budget” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 23, 1976 “Junior Miss and Friends” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 30, 1976 “Bicentennial Year Begins With a BHAM” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 31, 1976

Folder 11 February 1976

“It Was Some Birthday Party” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 1, 1976 “This Is Not a Picture of a UFO...” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 4, 1976 “$51 Million Union Station Plan Expected by Spring” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 5, 1976 “U.S. Will Restore Old Post Office” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 6, 1976 “Park Ranger Robbed of $500 at Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 12, 1976 “Step by Step” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 16, 1976 “St. Patrick's Day Parade March 13” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 17, 1976

22

“2.3 Million Visited Arch in 1975” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 20, 1976 “Concrete Steps for Improvement” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 20, 1976 “House Panel to Take up Arch Funds” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 20, 1976 “A Push to Finish Work on the Riverfront” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 20, 1976 “Park Service OKs Grant for Mounds Land” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis February 23, 1976 “Meramec Dam Supporter Rips Officials Anti-Dam Role” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 24, 1976 “Strange Talk From Mr. Reed” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 26, 1976 “Summer Crowds Will Climb New Steps” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 27, 1976 “An 1876 Dream of St. Louis 100 Years Later” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 29, 1976

Folder 12 March 1976

“Places to Visit” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 4, 1976 “Plan for National Park Trip” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 7, 1976

23

“Show to Highlight Missouri Folk Life” St. Louis Globe-Democrat March 18, 1976

Folder 13 April 1976

“City Attractive, Friendly, Visitors Say in Survey” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 24, 1976 “The Arch: New Hope for its Completion” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 27, 1976 “Gateway Arch Run Replaced” St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 27, 1976 “Optimistic on Arch Completion” St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 27, 1976 “Performing Arts Symposia to Salute Bicentennial” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 28, 1976 “The Long Wait Nears End” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 29, 1976 “Realistic College Education Urged” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 29, 1976

Folder 14 May 1976

“A Facelift for an Antique Thoroughbred” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 7, 1976 “H.D.C. to Honor Dave Grant, NAACP Monday” St. Louis American May 13, 1976 “Covered Wagons Arrive” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis May 14, 1976

24

“Eastward Ho!” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 14, 1976 “Food Vendors at Arch OK'd” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 14, 1976 “Memorial Funds Bill Advances” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 14, 1976 “Law Day Program” St. Louis Argus May 20, 1976 “Indians Setting up Riverfront Camp” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 24, 1976 “Show -and Tell Indian Protest” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 24, 1976

Folder 15 June 1976

“Downtown St. Louis Lackluster Area” The Denver Post June 9, 1976 “Swimmers Expected in St. Louis Monday” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 12, 1976 “A Victory for the Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 12, 1976 “Indian Festival at Arch” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis June 13, 1976 “Riverfront Show Billed as Biggest” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 13, 1976

25

“West From St. Louis” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 27, 1976 “60 Foreign Journalists in City as Part of Tour” St. Louis Globe Democrat June 28, 1976 “A Fourth of July Jump for Joy” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 30, 1976

Folder 16 July 1976

“200th Birthday Bash” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 1, 1976 “Old Glory to Be Front and Center at Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 1, 1976 “Spectacular Day on Riverfront” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 1, 1976 “St. Louis Bicentennial Jackpot” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 1, 1976 “Tribute on Levee to ‘Big Muddy’” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 1, 1976 “Bienvenue” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 2, 1976 “CBS News Presents ‘In Celebration of Us’” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 2, 1976 “Dare Devils Take a Spin for Spectacular” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 2, 1976

26

“Famous Barr” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 2, 1976 “French Naval Vessel Arrives for 5 -Day Bicentennial Visit” July 2, 1976 “New Music Circle Concert at Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 2, 1976 “Bicentennial Highlights” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 3, 1976 “Bicentennial Showboat ‘Round the Bend’” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 3, 1976 “Guests at the Birthday Party” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 4, 1976 “'D' Stands for Desert, St. Louis” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis July 4, 1976 “The Lessons of BHAM” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 4, 1976 “The Rocket’s Red Glare Will Light up July 4 Bash” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 3, 1976 “St. Louis 1876: A Bawdy River Queen” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 4, 1976 “A St. Louis Gala -1776” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 4, 1976 “‘Carnival’ Hard to Hear-and See” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 5, 1976

27

“Star-Spangled Windup to Area Festivities” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 5, 1976 “Everyone Praises Everyone After Gala” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 6, 1976 “Hangover at the Arch: Trash Pickup” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 6, 1976 “Midnight BHAM Show Falls Short of Wham” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 6, 1976 “Riverfront Spectacular a Crowd Pleaser” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 6, 1976 “St. Louis Riverfront” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis July 6, 1976 “America's Greatest ‘Look Around’ at Arch” Southside Journal, St. Louis July 7, 1976 “By Evening, This Was the Scene” St. Louis American July 8, 1976 “Ghanaian Musician” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 9, 1976 “Symphony to Present Premiere” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 10, 1976 “Happy Crowds at the Arch... and Bleakness on a Downtown Mall” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 11, 1976 “Canoeists Plan Trip From Iowa” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 21, 1976

28

“Administration Draws Ire Over Short Park Budget” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 23, 1976 “Arch, Eads Bridge: Two of America's Proudest Achievements” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 23, 1976 “St. Louis Architectural Achievements” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 23, 1976 “Ten Years Ago” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 24, 1976 “Hear the Administration's Budget for the National Parks....” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 25, 1976 “Dred Scott Case Re-enacted at JNEM National Park” Courier July 1976 “Inside Interior” July 1976

Folder 17 August 1976

“Museum Beneath the Arch Will Be Opened August 10” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 1, 1976 “New Museum at Arch Will Be Open Tuesday” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis August 9, 1976 “Arch Museum Opens Today” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 10, 1976 “A Breathtaking Trip With Lewis and Clark” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis August 10, 1976

29

“The New Museum” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 10, 1976 “Western Museum Opens at Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 10, 1976 “Opening-Day Crowd at Westward Museum” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 11, 1976 “Downstairs at the Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 12, 1976 “An Amusement, Not a Museum, Under the Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 15, 1976 “New Museum Based on Trusting People” The Billings Gazette August 16, 1976 “‘Westward Ho!’ at the Arch” St. Louis Construction News & Review August 18, 1976 “Injun [sic] Singing National Anthem?” St. Louis American August 19, 1976 “Museum Praised” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 22, 1976 “Expansion Memorial Group to Meet” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 23, 1976 “Museum Dedication” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 24, 1976 “New Museum at Arch Traces Colorful History” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 24, 1976

30

“The Arch Museum” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 29, 1976 “The Old West Comes Alive” St. Louis Commerce August 1976

Folder 18 September 1976 “Film Critic Finds ‘Unreel’ Entertainment at New Museum” St. Louis Review September 3, 1976 “Governor, Senate Candidate's Debate” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 4, 1976 “Life on the Mississippi, 1800s Style” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 6, 1976 “57 Working Days Till Thanksgiving” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 7, 1976 “The Way West” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 7, 1976 “Free Concerts Canceled by Symphony Strike” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 9, 1976 “How to Pack an Elephant's Trunk” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 10, 1976 “Park Service's Confidence in Public Honesty Justified” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 10, 1976 “Senate Candidates to Speak Friday” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 12, 1976

31

“Bill Would Aid Old Courthouse” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 13, 1976 “Prestige Boosts, but No Money for Landing” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 15, 1976 “The Old West Comes Alive” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 16, 1976 “Historic Seat” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 18, 1976 “Need for Facelift Is Showing” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 18, 1976 “Teasdale, Hearnes, on Offensive in Debates With Bond, Danforth” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 19, 1976 “Trail Panel Meeting” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 19, 1976 “Coalition Gave a Meeting on Apathy, and Nobody Came” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 23, 1976 “Singers at Arch Museum” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 23, 1976 “Apathy-a Blessing or a Curse” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 24, 1976 “On the Cover-1976” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 26, 1976 “Movin’ up the River” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 30, 1976

32

“Inside Interior Dept.” The Interior News Magazine September 1976

“JNEM Museum Opened in August” National Park Service News Letter September 1976

Folder 19 October 1976

“Webster College Is Putting Some Bite in Lunches” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 1, 1976 “Going West” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 3, 1976 “There's a Golden Bolt in the Gateway Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 3, 1976 “115 Participate in Run to Arch” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis October 4, 1976 “Off and Running” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 4, 1976 “Revised Schedule for Arch Trains” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 6, 1976 “Save ‘Lucky Lou’” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 6, 1976 “Winter Schedule for Arch Train” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 6, 1976 “New Schedule for Gateway Arch Rides” St. Louis American October 7, 1976

33

“St. Louis Village Recreated” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 10, 1976 “Ford Visit Aimed at Snatching Missouri's Votes From Carter” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 12, 1976 “Expansion Memorial Crowds Up” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 16, 1976 “On the Degradation of Our National Parks” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 20, 1976 “Roger Baldwin Came Home” St. Louis American October 21, 1976 “Ranger Wears Lipstick” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 22, 1976 “Duo to Sing River Tunes at Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 23, 1976 “Every Time It Rains, Old Courthouse Crumbles” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 25, 1976 “First Aid for Old Courthouse” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 27, 1976 “Ford Hits Hard on Tax Issue” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 30, 1976 “It's Politicking-and It's Show Biz, Too” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 30, 1976 “President Ford Addressing Crowd at Luther Ely Smith Square” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 30, 1976

34

“Tale of Two Rallies” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 30, 1976

Folder 20 November 1976 “Bar Committee Urges Old Courthouse Aid” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 3, 1976 “Short Shots” Burnett Co. Sentinel, Grandsburg, WI November 3, 1976 “Charles F. Knight Wins St. Louis Award for '76” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 4, 1976 “Charles Knight Wins 1976 St. Louis Award” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 4, 1976 “Lectures” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 4, 1976 “Arch Museum Architect Under U.S. Investigation” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 11, 1976 “Architect Under FBI Scrutiny” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 11, 1976 “August Busch, Jr. Gets New Award” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 11, 1976 “FBI Probing Visitor Center Contracts” Washington Post November 11, 1976 “Music Under the Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 11, 1976

35

“Gray Denies Any Role in Architect Contracts” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 12, 1976 “Downtown Buildings Keyed to ‘The View’” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 17, 1976

Folder 21 December 1976 “Film Features City's July 4th Festival” St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 1, 1976 “Gray Wolf Exhibit” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 5, 1976 “Exhibit on Gray Wolf Begins Thursday” St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 7, 1976 “Light's Fantastic” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 7, 1976 “Murals Peeling From Walls of Arch Museum” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 7, 1976 “Arch Area Needs Improving, Study Says” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 8, 1976 “Fire Boat Donated for Riverfront” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 9, 1976 “Study Says More Needed to Dress up Riverfront” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis December 9, 1976 “Plan for Mall Would Allow Some Buildings” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 10, 1976

36

“Soon to Be on the Riverfront” St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 10, 1976 “Film on BHAM Programs to Be Shown” St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 11, 1976 “Revive St. Louis Port District” St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 11, 1976 “Architect ‘In One Hell of a Spot’” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 12, 1976 “BHAM Film on KTVI” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 12, 1976 “The Old Cathedral” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 12, 1976 “Mrs. Lindbergh Thanks City for Planning Event” St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 15, 1976 “BHAM! St. Louis Puts it on Film” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 19, 1976 “Mall Plan Is Approved by City Panel” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 22, 1976 “Few Places Will Be Open on Christmas” St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 23, 1976 “What St. Louis Is Doing to Save Itself” St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 25, 1976 “Preservationist” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 27, 1976

37

“Courthouse Ceremony” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 28, 1976 “Film on Area Bicentennial Festivities Is Showing Here” St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 28, 1976 “Leonor Sullivan Is Home to Stay” St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 28, 1976 “She Lit Fuse for Fourth” St. Louis Post-Dispatch December 30, 1976

Folder 22 January 1977 “Arch Museum Murals Are Being Replaced” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 5, 1977 “Cold Silence” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 5, 1977 “Fleishman-Hillard Sees Bright Future for City” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 8, 1977 “St. Louis Turns to Tourism for Growth” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 9, 1977 “3,458,000 Visited Arch in 1976” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 10, 1977 “Honor Dr. M.L. King, Jr.” St. Louis American January 10, 1977 “Dr. N.H. Smith Dr. King Day Speaker” St. Louis American January 10, 1977

38

“Ho, Ho, Ho!” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 11, 1977 “Birthday Observance Here for Martin Luther King” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 12, 1977 “HLAVAC” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 12, 1977 “Record Numbers Visit the Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 12, 1977 “Will Hlavac Services Friday” St. Louis Globe Democrat January 13, 1977 “Blacks Called Apathetic on King Killing Inquiry” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 14, 1977 “Dr. King Honored in Downtown Tribute” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 15, 1977 “$10,000,000 Sought for Dam Plan” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 17, 1977 “Missouri Inaugural Float” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 18, 1977 “Cereal Drink?” January 19, 1977 “Women of Achievement 1976” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 19, 1977 “Anti-Abortion March to Leave From Arch” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis January 21, 1977

39

“Business Slump” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 21, 1977 “10 Years Ago” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 25, 1977 “Leading the King March” St. Louis Argus January 25, 1977 “South Overlook” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 26, 1977 “St. Louis Lawyer Has ‘Roots’” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 31, 1977

Folder 23 February 1977 “Webster Pupils Learn About Life in Big City” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 3, 1977 “Photo Display at the Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 6, 1977 “Area to Lead Salute to Lindbergh Flight” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 7, 1977 “Long, Long Line at the Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 10, 1977 “St. Louis Known for the Arch Throughout the World” St. Louis Sentinel February 10, 1977 “Spirit of St. Louis Reborn” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 14, 1977

40

“St. Louis Praised” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 14, 1977 “Spectacular to Honor Lindbergh” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 16, 1977 “In St. Louis” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis February 22, 1977 “March Rally Here for Rights Measure” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 23, 1977 “Ruth A. Semsrott” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 23, 1977 “Rally for ERA Set” February 26, 1977 “Another Monument” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 27, 1977 “Equal Footing” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 27, 1977 “March Expected to Roar In” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 28, 1977

Folder 24 March 1977 “History Repeat?” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 1, 1977 “BHAM on Film” St. Louis Globe-Democrat March 2, 1977 “Mrs. Lindbergh to Be at Ceremonies Here May 11,12” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 2, 1977

41

“New Spirit of St. Louis to Promote City” St. Louis Globe-Democrat March 3, 1977 “Spirit of St. Louis to Be Exhibited” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 3, 1977 “On Wharf Street” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 9, 1977 “Which Way?” St. Louis Globe-Democrat March 9, 1977 “4.3 Million Visitors Give Big Boost to Area Economy” St. Louis Globe-Democrat March 10, 1977 “Arch Photography Mural Is Loose and Being Replaced” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 10, 1977 “Replica of Spirit of St. Louis Will Fly” North Side Journal March 10, 1977 “Missouri Position on Bond Issue Approval a Lonely One, but Difficult to Change” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 13, 1977 “Robert P. Fuller Funeral” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 16, 1977 “Robert P. Fuller Dies, Retired Ranger With National Park” St. Louis Globe-Democrat March 17, 1977 “Seeking Bids on Arch Work” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 20, 1977

42

“St. Louis Builds, but With Caution” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis March 21, 1977 “2 Women Assaulted When Visiting Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 22, 1977 “Bi-State Bill Is Sidetracked” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 22, 1977 “Of Political Parties and Black Voters” St. Louis Argus March 24, 1977 “A Preview at the Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat March 29, 1977

Folder 25 April 1977 “Henry Townsend, Guitarist” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 2, 1977 “Spirit of St. Louis Parade to Step Off Downtown May 21” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 8, 1977 “Use Wet Weather for Great Pictures” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 8, 1977 “Spirit of St. Louis to Tour” St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 10, 1977 “Scouts to Carry Lindbergh Plane Replica in Parade” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 14, 1977 “America's Architectural Character” St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 17, 1977

43

“Visiting St. Louis Means Big Business” St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 17, 1977 “New Spirit to Make Debut” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 18, 1977 “Building a New ‘Spirit’” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 20, 1977 “Flying ‘Spirit’ Model Is Found Dispiriting” St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 20, 1977 “Spirit Replica Will Be Dedicated Today” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 20, 1977 “50th Anniversary Revives Spirit of St. Louis” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis April 21, 1977 “Balloons to Soar over Arch at Lindbergh Fete” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 21, 1977 “Dedicating the New Spirit" St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 21, 1977 “Music for Clark's Ear” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 21, 1977 “More Money to Finish Arch Site Asked” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 22, 1977 “Seeks More Funds for Arch Works” St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 22, 1977 “Federal Obligation to St. Louis” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 23, 1977

44

“Man Spray-Paints Obscenities on Wall of the Old Cathedral” St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 25, 1977 “Old Cathedral Defaced With Black Paint” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 25, 1977 “Charles Burchett” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 26, 1977 “Reward Offered in Defacement” St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 26, 1977 “An Aerial Finale for Celebration” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 28, 1977 “St. Louis ‘Coloring Book’ Features Landmarks” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 28, 1977 “Water Taking Paint off Old Cathedral” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 28, 1977 “Removal of Paint From Church Begins” St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 29, 1977 “Arch Schedule to Be Extended” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 30, 1977 “It Was a Warm Sunny Day” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 30, 1977

Folder 26 May 1977 “Hearing on Inquiry Into Death of Prisoner” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 1, 1977

45

“History Comes Alive” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 3, 1977 “Consumer Award to 9 Business Firms” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 4, 1977 “High-Flying House Wife in Aerial Show” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 7, 1977 “The Winning Poster” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 7, 1977 “Lindbergh Cancellation at Post Office” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 9, 1977 “Fireworks Wizard Planned for May 22 Spectacular” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 11, 1977 “A Hot Time in the Old Town Next Week” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 14, 1977 “Bi-State Studies Coal Terminal, Parking Plan” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 16, 1977 “Bi-State to Study Plans for Coal, Parking Facilities” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 17, 1977 “Lindy Celebrators to Get Free Parking” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 17, 1977 “Lindy Weekend” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 17, 1977 “Sky Show Preview at the Riverfront” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 17, 1977

46

“Jet Set” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 19, 1977 “Woman Will Wing It as Stuntman's Stand In” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 19, 1977 “Hawker Harrier Back for Air Show” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 20, 1977 “Special Lindbergh Issue of Stamp to Be Offered” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 20, 1977 “Air Show and Fireworks on Riverfront Today” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 22, 1977 “St. Louis Celebrates Lindbergh Flight With Parade, Fireworks” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 22, 1977 “Riverfront Show Inspires Crowd” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 23, 1977 “Spirited St. Louis Enjoys ‘Big Party’” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 23, 1977 “Symphony Plays Musical Salute to Lindy at Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 23, 1977 “Spectators Join in Riverfront Cleanup” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 24, 1977 “Panel Backs Aid Hike for Arch Landscaping” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 25, 1977 “Artists in the Park” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 26, 1977

47

“Riverfront Vignettes of the Big Celebration” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 26, 1977 “Through the Haze” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis May 27, 1977 “101 Wonders of World Include Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 30, 1977 “Archives of the Way West Vibrations” Columbia Missourian May 29, 1977 “Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Seeks Volunteers” Senior Notebook May 1977

Folder 27 June 1977

“Downtown Festival Is Starting Next Week” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 1, 1977 “Very Wet Visitor Arrives at Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 2, 1977 “‘Noontimes’ to Liven up Lunchtime Downtown” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 4, 1977 “Bi-State May Purchase Mississippi River Bridge” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 7, 1977 “Four Arch Concerts” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 14, 1977 “Bill to Finance Final Work on Arch Gains” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 17, 1977

48

“Panel Approves Funds for Landscaping Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 17, 1977 “Marker Honoring Dred Scott to Be Placed” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis June 23, 1977 “Ansel Adams Photos to Be at Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 24, 1977 “Arch Gets Its Forest, Congressional Johnny Appleseed Clears Funds for ‘Forest’ at Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch Jun 24, 1977 “Police Beef up Patrol on Levee After 5 Robbed” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 24, 1977 “Funds Approved to Complete Arch Project” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 25, 1977 “Lights Action on Riverfront July 4” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 25, 1977 “Ski Show, Concert, Fireworks on Riverfront for Fourth” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 26, 1977 “Judge Nathan Young Cites Struggles for Freedom Before Founding of NAACP” St. Louis American June 30, 1977 “Stairway to the Sky” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 30, 1977 “Steamboat Race at July 4 Festival” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 30, 1977

49

Box 2 Folder 1 July 1977

“Fireworks Highlight Holiday Festivities” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 1, 1977 “Contemporary River Photographs” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 2, 1977 “A People's Center” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 2, 1977 “Preparing for a Banner Day” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 2, 1977 “Skyrockets to Greet Uncle Sam's 201st” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 2, 1977 “Bang-Up Events Planned for Fourth” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 3, 1977 “350,000 Watch as City Lights the Sky” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 5, 1977 “Warmest Greeting” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 5, 1977 “No Consideration” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 6, 1977 “‘’Twas a Record Week for Tourism in St. Louis” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 6, 1977 “Arch Attendance Record Set” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 7, 1977

50

“Scouting for Recruits” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 8, 1977 “Two-State Effort Got Arch Money” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 8, 1977 “I Climbed the Arch” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis July 10, 1977 “No Sponsors Yet for ‘78 July 4” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 10, 1977 “Bavarian Music Performances Set at Arch” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis July 12, 1977 “Artisans” Illinois Journal, Granite City, Illinois July 13, 1977 “House Approves Arch Project Funds” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 13, 1977 “Landscaping Funds for Arch Advance” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 13, 1977 “Don't You Know a St. Louis Summer When You See One?” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 14, 1977 “Bargain Package for the Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 15, 1977 “Kinloch Women Keep Folk Art of Hand-Made Quilting Alive” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 15, 1977 “The Sun, as Artist” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 17, 1977

51

“Corps of Engineers to Christen 3 Vessels” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis July 21, 1977 “Center Caps Series of Happy City Events” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 24, 1977 “Tom Jefferson's Town” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 24, 1977 “Free Concerts for August” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 31, 1977 “Once Again, It's ‘Meet Me in St. Louis’” The New York Times July 31, 1977

Folder 2 August 1977

“Yeatman Children Perform Once Again” St. Louis Argus August 4, 1977 “8,000,000th Passenger on Gateway Arch Train” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 7, 1977 “Their Waiting Game Is a Speedy One” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 15, 1977 “Prince Charles Plans October Visit to City” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 16, 1977 “A Royal Visit” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 17, 1977 “Folklife Festival Planned for Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 20, 1977

52

“Mississippi Folklife to Highlight Festival” Neighborhood News August 24, 1977 “Museum Gears for Increased Student Visits” North County Journal, St. Louis August 24, 1977 “Regional Folk Festival” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 28, 1977 “2 Robbed at Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 30, 1977

Folder 3 September 1977 “2 Are Arrested in Arch Robbery” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 1, 1977 “Folk History, Live, Revived” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 1, 1977 “Folk Music Under the Arch” September 1, 1977 “Swamp Music Comes to River” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 1, 1977 “Arch Museum Shows Western Paintings” North County Journal, St. Louis September 7, 1977 “What Ever Happened To ...” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 10, 1977 “Evening Sun” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 15, 1977 “Swamp Music Comes to River” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 15, 1977

53

“Prince Will Visit Arch, Aircraft Plant” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 16, 1977 “Gateway Arch Tour on Prince's Agenda” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 18, 1977 “Hearty Season Greetings” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 18, 1977 “Teen-Age Celeb Here for Bike-a-Thons” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 21, 1977 “Arch in Winter” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 24, 1977 “Swift and Steady Wins the Race” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 29, 1977

Folder 4 October 1977 “Folk Music Under the Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 2, 1977 “Sole Aim at Foot of the Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 2, 1977 “Nightlife Is Booming” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 8, 1977 “Paving the Way for Prince” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 9, 1977 “Old Courthouse on Christmas Card” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 12, 1977

54

“Crowd Expected for Prince Charles” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 15, 1977 “Prospect of Prince's Charles Visit Has Damsels Charmed” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 16, 1977 “Wreckage Could Make His Highness Feel Low” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 17, 1977 “Aid to Mayor Taxed by Visit” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 19, 1977 “Security for Prince Here Being Strung in Low Key” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 20, 1977 “Area Residents Get Fleeting Glimpse of Prince of Wales” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis October 21, 1977 “Security to Be Moderate for Royal Sightseer Here” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 21, 1977 “Prince ‘All I Can Give Is My Heart’” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 22, 1977 “Prince Gets Respect ... and a Few ‘Oohs’” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 22, 1977 “The Royal Visit” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 22, 1977 “Across the Tracks” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 23, 1977 “The Common Touch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 23, 1977

55

“The Prince” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 23, 1977 “Prince's Exclusive Luncheon Here Best Described as Royal Blunder” St. Louis American October 27, 1977 “Gateway Arch Marks Birthday” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis October 28, 1977 “Happy 12th Birthday to You, Gateway Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 28, 1977

Folder 5 November 1977 “Plane Threads the Needle at Gateway Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 3, 1977 “Pilot Navigates Through Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 3, 1977 “Arch Fly-Through a Dumb Trick, Official Says” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 4, 1977 “‘Y’ Plans Gateway Arch Trip” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis November 8, 1977 “The Easter Seal Society” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 9, 1977 “Police, Citizens to Get Awards” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 10, 1977 “Greeting Cards to Help Charity” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 13, 1977

56

“Woman to Receive Medal of Honor” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 13, 1977 “Tuesday” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 14, 1977 “Another First for Lou Brock St. Louis Award to Sports Figure” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 15, 1977 “Base Burglar Brock Gets St. Louis Award” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 15, 1977 “Chief Prodded, Rejects Valor Award” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 16, 1977 “Downtown Attraction” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 17, 1977 “Group Opposing Medal for Officer Criticized” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 17, 1977 “Lou Brock Receives 1977 St. Louis Award, Tree Planted in His Honor” St. Louis American November 17, 1977 “Christmas Kid Show” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 23, 1977 “The Gateway to the West Film” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 25, 1977 “5-Month-Old Left Alone in Car for Hour in 17 Degree Weather” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 27, 1977 “Parents Accused of Child Neglect” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 28, 1977

57

“Spanning the River” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 29, 1977 “Crowning Touch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 30, 1977

Folder 6 December 1977 “Ethnic Decorated Christmas Trees Put on Display” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis December 4, 1977 “50 Photographs on Display” St. Louis Globe-Democrat December 10, 1977 “Christmas Around the World Award Ceremonies Held at Old Courthouse” Downtowner December 21, 1977 “Benton's Prized Mark Twain Works on Display at the Arch” December 1977 “St. Louis Yester Year [sic] Christmas Around the World” The Riverfront Times December 1977

Folder 7 January 1978 “Volunteer to Help” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 5, 1978 “Benton's Life on the Mississippi” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 11, 1978 “Park Managers State Objectives at Jefferson National Expansion Memorial” Neighborhood Link News January 11, 1978 “27 Hour Observance Planned” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 20, 1978

58

“Attendance Record at Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 20, 1978 “Record Number Visited Arch During 1977” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis January 20, 1978 “Visitors to Arch, Museum Increase 200,000 in 1977” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 20, 1978 “Park Service Won't Ask for Funds for Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 22, 1978 “Arch Keeps Growing-In Stature” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 24, 1978 “Arch Has 3,643,259 Visitors in 1977” Downtowner January 28, 1978 “Arch Grounds to Bustle With Development Work” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 31, 1978

Folder 8 February 1978 “World Record Holders” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 4, 1978 “Our Own Oddities” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 5, 1978 “Farm Striker's Parade Saturday” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 7, 1978 “Moving Ahead at the Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 8, 1978

59

“Gateway to the West Camas” Washington Post February 11, 1978 “Farmers Bring Strike to Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 12, 1978 “Downtown Site” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 13, 1978 “A Quiet Afternoon” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 16, 1978 “Short People Invited for Short Vacations” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 20, 1978 “Power Slashed in Sauget Plant, Forcing 200 Zinc Workers Layoffs” February 23, 1978

Folder 9 March 1978

“O'Neill Sees Arch, Talks of Coal” St. Louis Globe-Democrat March 7, 1978 “Skokie: Constitutional Puzzle” Omaha World Herald March 7, 1978 “Tip at the Top, and Then He Gets Arch Fund Plea” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 7, 1978 “Nazi, Anti-Nazi Groups Get Permits for S. Side Rallies” St. Louis Globe-Democrat March 8, 1978 “Nazis, Opponents to Get Rally Permits” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 8, 1978

60

“National Park Bookstores-a Network of 230 Outlets Grossing Over $9 Million” Publishers Weekly March 11, 1978 “Arch Museum Architect Cleared” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 14, 1978 “Navajo Indian Blankets at the Museum” St. Louis Globe-Democrat March 16, 1978 “Funning” St. Louis Globe-Democrat March 18, 1978 “Bids to Be Opened for Work at Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat March 21, 1978 “On a Clear Day” St. Louis Globe-Democrat March 24, 1978 “Arch Bids Submitted” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 25, 1978 “Hires Firm to Design Gateway Mall” St. Louis Post-Dispatch March 29, 1978 “Gateway Arch Improvement Bids Under Study” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis March 30, 1978

Folder 10 April 1978 “The Gateway Blimp Port, the Trans-Mississippi Arch and Other Schemes” St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 2, 1978 “Navajo Woman Shows Weaving Art” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis April 2, 1978

61

“It's 4 Country as KMOX-TV Rakes in Local Emmy Awards” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 3, 1978 “Contract Let on Site Work at Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 15, 1978 “Garage Studied for Arch Area” St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 16, 1978 “Arch Grounds Improvement Set” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis April 18, 1978 “Dressing up the Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat April 20, 1978 “Gephardt Asks for Funds for Landscaping at Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 20, 1978 “Nazi Denied Permit for Rally at Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 28, 1978 “Exhibit to Show Blacks in West” St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 30, 1978 “Solar Energy Fight Shapes Up” St. Louis Post-Dispatch April 30, 1978

Folder 11 May 1978 “Blacks in Westward Movement” St. Louis Sentinel May 4, 1978 “Arch Summer Schedule” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 9, 1978

62

“Indian Marchers on ‘Spiritual Walk’” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis May 11, 1978 “Indians on ‘The Longest Walk’ Stop Here” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 11, 1978 “Rain Dampens Tours, Barbecues, Marches” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 14, 1978 “Driving Rain” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis May 15, 1978 “Area's Top 10 Drawing Cards” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 17, 1978 “Mrs. Sullivan to Get Award on June 15” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 18, 1978 “To Lay Wreath May 29” St. Louis American May 18, 1978 “Finishing Touches Get Under Way Around Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 19, 1978 “Mrs. Sullivan to Receive Award” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 21, 1978 “Photos of Indian Delegates to Washington on Display” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 21, 1978 “St. Louis Post-Dispatch to Present Riverfront Spectacle July 4” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 21, 1978 “Preparing for Beauty” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 23, 1978

63

“St. Louis Post-Dispatch to Host Spectacular” St. Louis American May 23, 1978 “St. Louis Remembers Those Who Died for Freedom” St. Louis Globe-Democrat May 25, 1978 “Urban League Brings Cultural Programs to Community Center” St. Louis American May 25, 1978 “Blacks Who Won the West” St. Louis Post-Dispatch May 31, 1978 “Today, Everglades Spells Research Courier” The NPS Newsletter May 1978

Folder 12 June 1978

“Crumbling Stairs” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 2, 1978 “Shaky Descent” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 5, 1978 “Indian Dancers Want Status, Permanent Site” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis June 6, 1978 “Black Spirit in Sculpture” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis June 7, 1978 “Crumbly Concrete Is a Hard Problem Here” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 7, 1978 “Dwight's Black Frontier Show at Art Museum” St. Louis American June 15, 1978

64

“Films at Services Center” St. Louis Sentinel June 15, 1978 “Spaced Out” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 15, 1978 “Anti-Abortion Group to Honor Dred Scott Here” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 19, 1978 “Bigger and Better Downtown” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 19, 1978 “Aerobatics and Jazz Here July 4” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 21, 1978 “Sculpture Beyond Black, Western Art” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 21, 1978 “Black Frontier Spirit Display at Gateway Arch” St. Louis Sentinel June 22, 1978 “House Approves Reduced Funds for Landscaping Around Arch” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 22, 1978 “Art Features Blacks in West” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 23, 1978 “Horse-and-Buggy Man Sees Wave of Future” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 23, 1978 “Who Vacations in St. Louis?” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 24, 1978 “July 4th Gala Will Be a Real Blast” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 25, 1978

65

“Run for Fun” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 26, 1978 “July 4th Set to Explode With Music, Fireworks Show” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 27, 1978 “Black Frontier Spirit Comes Alive in Bronze at Art Museum” St. Louis American June 29, 1978 “Grand Splash at the River for the Fourth” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 29, 1978 “Riverfront-Downtown Bus Link” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 29, 1978 “St. Louis Noon Concerts Set” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis June 29, 1978 “Traded Outer Space for Bronze” St. Louis Post-Dispatch June 30, 1978

Folder 13 July 1978 “St. Louis' Top Ten Building Designs” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 3, 1978 “By the Rocket's Red Glare” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 6, 1978 “Where to See the Lights This July 4” St. Louis Globe-Democrat June 30, 1978 “Where to Go” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 1, 1978

66

“Abortion Opponents Ring Rally” July 2, 1978 “Celebration” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis July 2, 1978 “Plans for Fourth Are up in the Air” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 2, 1978 “Right Here” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 2, 1978 “Clear and Hot for July 4th Spectacular” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 3, 1978 “Slavery, Abortion Similar, Anti-Abortion Leader Says” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 3, 1978 “Mother Nature to Cooperate for the Holiday” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 4, 1978 “The Air Was Full of Color, Sound” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 5, 1978 “Glorious 4th and a Cast of Thousands” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 5, 1978 “Huge Fireworks Display Barges In To Become Hit of Riverfront Show” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 5, 1978 “Lawn Chair Crowd Hits Levee” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 5, 1978 “Fourth's Follow Up” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 6, 1978

67

“New Bi-State Board Chairman” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 8, 1978 “Pastor to Talk for Captive Nation Week” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 8, 1978 “Park Service Gets Bid for Arch Job, Bows Out” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 9, 1978 “St. Louis Sells Past While Building Future” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis July 10, 1978 “Live a Little More” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 11, 1978 “Vaughn Cultural Center” The St. Louis Sentinel July 13, 1978 “July 4 Celebration” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 14, 1978 “U.S. Called Playing Into Red Hands” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 14, 1978 “What's With the Arch?” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 16, 1978 “Black Culture Center to Open” St. Louis Post-Dispatch July 19, 1978 “Series of Black Cultural Events, Exhibits Slated” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 19, 1978 “Good News for Kids” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 22, 1978

68

“Music and Dance Set at Old Courthouse” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis July 25, 1978 “Jefferson Memorial Summer Programs” St. Louis Sentinel July 27, 1978 “Failure of Tram System in Arch Called Unlikely” St. Louis Globe-Democrat July 29, 1978

Folder 14 August 1978 “Folk Festival” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis August 2, 1978 “Frontier Folklife Festival Planned” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 2, 1978 “Daisy Cook Paintings Recall Ozark Girl” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 4, 1978 “Man Accused in Theft at Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 7, 1978 “They've Got Those Born-Again Blues” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 7, 1978 “Carter Wants States to Have Say in Water Projects” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis August 8, 1978 “Fun Run” St. Louis American August 8, 1978 “Towards a Solution for the Transport Museum” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 9, 1978

69

“Great Land Grab Is Predicted After Dam Vote Results” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 10, 1978 “Crawford County Residents Want Dam Land Back” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 11, 1978 “The Gateway Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 11, 1978 “President Will Rough it Out West for Two Weeks” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 11, 1978 “Daisy Cook Paintings at Arch Museum” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 12, 1978 “Washington U. Selling Riverfront Building” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 12, 1978 “YCC Camper ‘We've Learned’” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis August 12, 1978 “Two Year-Old Plan Revived as Meramec Dam Alternative” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 13, 1978 “Arch Officers Elected” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 16, 1978 “Renovation Rolls on at Laclede's Landing” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 19, 1978 “Rangers Kill Persistent Grizzly Bear” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 20, 1978 “Tourist Boom Hits Mount McKinley” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis August 20, 1978

70

“Chinese Say Rainbow Gate ‘Reflects Beauty of St. Louis’” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 21, 1978 “Festival Planned at Laclede's Landing” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 21, 1978 “Hickel Seems to Be Winner in Primary” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 24, 1978 “Riverfront May Get Golden Arches” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 24, 1978 “Trip to Arch Causes a Sour End to Vacation” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 24, 1978 “Dunagin's People” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 25, 1978 “Riverfront McDonald's Unpalatable for Some” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 25, 1978 “Frontier Folk Festival at Arch Next Weekend” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 26, 1978 “Fighting the Government to Save Land” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 27, 1978 “Raking Some Mississippi Muck” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 28, 1978 “‘Quiet’ Mississippi ‘Nothing Special’ to Rafters” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 29, 1978 “McNary Urges County to Buy Meramec Parkland” St. Louis Globe-Democrat August 30, 1978

71

“Roofs Top News on Local Scenes” St. Louis Post-Dispatch August 30, 1978 “Preserving the Folk Arts Live” August 31, 1978 “Dream Home” August 1978 “Many Missouri Artists to Appear at Frontier Folklife Festival” St. Louis Sentinel August 1978

Folder 15 September 1978

“As St. Louis Downtown Area Changes” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 1, 1978 “Enjoy a Catchy Change of Tune at the Frontier Folklife Festival” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 1, 1978 “Area Residents Cram Labor Day With Fun” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 5, 1978 “A Holiday of Labor for Craftsmen at Festival” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 5, 1978 “Music's in the Air at Folk Festival” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 5, 1978 “St. Louis Blues and Gospel Play Active Roles in Frontier Folk Life Festival” St. Louis Sentinel September 5, 1978 “Threat to Alaskan Wilderness” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 5, 1978 “He's an Architect's Architect” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 8, 1978

72

“Giving Away Alaska” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 9, 1978 “Arch Trains Switched to Fall-Winter Schedule” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 10, 1978 “Architect's Exhibit” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 10, 1978 “Architects Host Super Sunday in Kiener Plaza” September 10, 1978 “Subway System Goes Down Tube” September 13, 1978 “Arches on the Riverfront” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 14, 1978 “Downtown Area Proposed for Landmark List” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 14, 1978 “Night Light” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis September 14, 1978 “Proposed Riverfront McDonald's Floats Over Port Authority Hurdle” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 14, 1978 “St. Louis Area Nominated for Historic Listing” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis September 14, 1978 “Old Hands, New Time on Laclede's Landing” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 15, 1978 “Report Says Convention Center Has Good Reputation, Some Flaws” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 15, 1978

73

“Big Mac Attack” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 16, 1978 “Old Cathedral Featured” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 16, 1978 “Toward Preserving Alaskan's Wilderness” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 16, 1978 “Experts Submit Report on Gateway Mall Plan” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 18, 1978 “No Groundswell for Meramec Alternatives” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 18, 1978 “Gateway Mall Plan Is Down to 3 Options” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 19, 1978 “GSA Tells U.S. Agencies to Move Back Downtown” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 19, 1978 “Not on the River” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 19, 1978 “Riverfront Fire Fighter” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 19, 1978 “St. Louis Unfinished Business” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 20, 1978 “Arch Outdraws Tower” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 21, 1978 “Downtown Abduction Victim Is a ‘Little Shaky’ but Ok'” September 21, 1978

74

“Park Peril Perished” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 21, 1978 “Riverfront Arches?” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 21, 1978 “Terrorized Woman Is Rescued by Workmen” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 21, 1978 “Federal Grant Received for Courthouse Survey” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 22, 1978 “Housewarming” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis September 25, 1978 “Good Taste?” St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 26, 1978 “New Recreation Areas Proposed” St. Louis Globe-Democrat September 26, 1978 “Witte Hardware Building Rehabilitation Advanced” September 30, 1978 “Calendar” St. Louis Commerce September 1978 “Fix up Old Courthouse” St. Louis Commerce September 1978 “Levee Stone Award” St. Louis Commerce September 1978 “The New Passenger Steamboat, Mississippi Queen” St. Louis Commerce September 1978

75

“She's Hooked on Books” St. Louis Commerce September 1978 “Witte Building to Be Renovated” St. Louis Commerce September 1978

Folder 16 October 1978

“Union Station Hopes for Anchor Tenant” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 1, 1978 “Bi-State Head Says Coal Industry Being Hindered by "Costly" Pollution Standards” Clayton Watchman Advocate October 2, 1978 “Fall Is Time to Tour Missouri” Carrollton Democrat, Carrollton, Missouri October 4, 1978 “Five Starting Points in Arch Run” West County Journal October 4, 1978 “Missouri Offers Plenty in the Fall” North St. Louis Community News October 4, 1978 “On the River” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 4, 1978 “Poll-Metro East Citizens Worry About Finding Jobs” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 4, 1978 “Stadium Proposed to Revive Union Station Area” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 5, 1978 “Gateway Mall Project May Be Moving Again” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 6, 1978

76

“Gateway Mall to Spare Four Block Area” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 6, 1978 “How? At Union Station” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 6, 1978 “Race Over to ‘Run to Arch’” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 6, 1978 “Less Offensive” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 7, 1978 “The Big Run” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 8, 1978 “Does Hunting Despoil a State Park?” Chicago Tribune October 8, 1978 “Plans for Union Station May Get Back on Track” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 8, 1978 “Why Not?” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 9, 1978 “New Battle Book” Springfield News, Springfield, Missouri October 10, 1978 “Arch Will Rise From ‘Great Forest’, Pools” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 11, 1978 “The Autumn Moves on to the Lincoln Heritage” The Lerner Travel & Leisure Guide October 11, 1978 “Fall is a Great Time to Tour Missouri” North County Journal October 11, 1978

77

“State Park Hunters Draw Angry Fire” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 11, 1978 “Those Who Start ...” West County Journal October 11, 1978 “Farm Protest Group Isn't Dead” Mexico Edger, Mexico, Missouri October 12, 1978 “Heading Under ...” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 12, 1978 “Buffalo Didn't Have Right to Roam, Court Rules” Chicago Tribune October 13, 1978 “Indiana, Illinois Feud Over Name” Edwardsville Intelligencer, Edwardsville, Illinois October 13, 1978 “Sailin’ Away From It All on the Delta Queen” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 13, 1978 “Chance Discovery Clears Disgraced Pilot” Kansas City Star October 14, 1978 “From A to Zinnias” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 14, 1978 “Vindicated at Last” Chicago Sun-Times October 14, 1978 “City Is Offered Union Station for $5 Million” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 15, 1978 “St. Louis’ Growing Port” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 15, 1978

78

“Arch Sensations” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 16, 1978 “Audience Puts Chase on the Defensive in Debate With Rep. Young” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 18, 1978 “Edison's Annual Reunion” Variety New York October 18, 1978 “Teachers Conference This Week at Crystal City” Festus Courier News, Festus, Missouri October 18, 1978 “Oliver J. Wunderlich Dies” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 19, 1978 “Outlines Incentive Programs” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 19, 1978 “Turnabout” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 19, 1978 “Fighting to Save Older Buildings” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 20, 1978 “Landmarks’ Museums” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 20, 1978 “Laclede's Landing to Be Film Set” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 22, 1978 “Douglas Deserves Notice” Decatur Review, Decatur, Illinois October 23, 1978 “Hearings to Clear Way for Historic Area Downtown” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 23, 1978

79

“SMS Student Is Rescued After Fall on River Ledge” Springfield Leader and Press, Springfield, Missouri October 23, 1978 “Widening of 1-55 Section Rolling Along on Schedule” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 24, 1978 “Movie Time” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 25, 1978 “Union Station Park” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 25, 1978 “Union Station Urged as Site for Transit Museum” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 25, 1978 “17 Million Midtown Renewal Plan Unveiled” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 26, 1978 “Andersonville Site Improvements Slated” Chicago Sun-Times October 26, 1978 “Museum Would Move to Station-If ....” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 26, 1978 “Places to Visit” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 26, 1978 “Plan to Revive Midtown Is Unveiled” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 26, 1978 “Save Union Station” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 26, 1978 “Museums’ Landmarks” St. Louis Globe-Democrat October 27, 1978

80

“Need for Transit” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 27, 1978 “Staff of 18 to Assist Rosalynn on Projects Planned ....” Jacksonville Journal-Courier, Jacksonville, Illinois October 27, 1978 “Winter Camping an Alternative” Freeport Journal-Standard, Freeport, Illinois October 31, 1978 “Calendar” St. Louis Commerce October 1978 “The Camera Helps Him See” October 1978 “He Combines Old Things, New Things Into Thing-Things” October 1978 “In the Spotlight” St. Louis Commerce October 1978 “Kup's Column” October 1978 “Medal of Valor Chairman Named” St. Louis Commerce October 1978 “Membership Campaign Underway” October 1978 “Money for Work Around Arch Is Still Hung Up” October 1978 “Museum of Rot and Rust” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 1978 “New Businesses, Moves, Leases” St. Louis Commerce October 1978

81

“Scholarly Priest in Love With Our City” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 1978 “Station Plan by Museum of Transport” St. Louis Post-Dispatch October 1978 “Edward Abbey Mariah” October/November 1978

Folder 17 November 1978

“Spicy Meals With Memories” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 1, 1978 “Anheuser-Busch to Move Some Offices to Laclede's Landing” St. Louis Globe-Democrat November 3, 1978 “Busch to Take Offices at Laclede's Landing” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 3, 1978 “Local Notes” St. Louis Post-Dispatch November 3, 1978 “Summer Employment Information for National Parks Available” West Plains Daily Quill, West Plains, Missouri November 10, 1978 “New Laws” Chicago Daily Defender November 13, 1978 “FBI Director to Award Medals of Valor December 7” Clayton Watchman Advocate November 15, 1978 “St. Louis Box Office” Kansas City November 20, 1978 “Ethnic Christmas Display at Courthouse” St. Louis Neighborhood Link News November 21, 1978

82

“Hari Krishna” Benton, Benton, Illinois November 21, 1978 “Writers to Autograph Books During ‘Christmas on the River’” Collinsville Herald, Collinsville, Illinois November 21, 1978 “The Arch” Seneca News Dispatch, Seneca, Missouri November 23, 1978 “Christmas Trees Reflect Customs of 23 Countries” North County Journal November 23, 1978 “Old Cathedral Featured on Holiday Greeting Cards” North County Journal November 23, 1978 “Students Are Like Tourists” New Haven Leader, New Haven, Missouri November 23, 1978 “Pearl Harbor Day Memorial Services” Northwest County Journal November 24, 1978 “Photos” Belleville News- Democrat November 30, 1978 “Women's Club Tours Arch and Museum” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis November 30, 1978 “America's Prairies Featured at Arch Museum This Month” November 1978 “Blitz on Economic Blight” St. Louis Commerce November 1978 “Calendar” St. Louis Commerce November 1978

83

“Major Cartographic Exhibit in St. Louis March 12” November 1978 “St. Louis Is Justifiably Proud” St. Louis Commerce November 1978

Folder 18 December 1978 “From Peace Talks to Ski Resort” Carthage Press, Carthage, Missouri December 1, 1978 “Carter Protecting” The Pantagram, Bloomington, Illinois December 2, 1978 “Newspaper Columnist Dies at 69” Danville, Danville, Illinois December 2, 1978 “Recreation Field Has Fitting Future” Chicago Tribune December 3, 1978 “Holiday Enchantment” North County News Press, St. Louis December 6, 1978 “American Carver” Carthage Press, Carthage, Missouri December 8, 1978 “Christmas Exhibit Held” Edwardsville Intelligencer December 9, 1978 “National Parks Blanket Country” Poplar Bluff American Republic December 9, 1978 “Shelter for the Homeless Indigents Closed as Health Hazard” Columbia Tribune, Columbia, Missouri December 10, 1978 “Community Calendar” Overland Community News December 13, 1978

84

“Large Wood Building Won't Be Destroyed” Daily Crystal Lake Herald, Crystal Lake, Illinois December 13, 1978 “Old Courthouse Sports Ethnic Decorations” North County News Press, St. Louis December 13, 1978 “TPC Repeats ‘Christmas in Wales’” North County News Press, St. Louis December 13, 1978 “Why Is Paley Case Pursued So Vigorously” Charleston Time Courier, Charleston, Illinois December 13, 1978 “New Lock and Dam 26 Lambert Grant Cited as 1978 Highlight in St. Louis” Clayton Watchman Advocate December 14, 1978 “Carver Birthplace Group's Annual Meeting Today” Carthage Press December 14, 1978 “Concessionaire’s Contract Ended” Springfield News, Springfield, Missouri December 14, 1978 “Dies” Pontiac Leader, Pontiac, Illinois December 16, 1978 “Exhibits” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis December 17, 1978 “Hideaway Always for VIPs Mountain Retreats and Seashore Houses” Wheeling Herald, Wheeling, Illinois December 17, 1978 “Indian Reservations Taking In Tourists” Chicago Tribune December 17, 1978

85

“National Shrine to Honor Clara Barton” Champaign News - Gazette December 17, 1978 “Will 3rd Time Be the Charm for Ellipse Tree?” Kankakee Journal, Kankakee, Illinois December 17, 1978 “‘Sin City’ Skagway Has Pipeline Fever” Chicago Tribune December 17, 1978 “Snowmobile Rules” Rockford Morning Star December 18, 1978 “Will Yule Tree Avoid Fiery Fate?” Illinois State Journal December 18, 1978 “Gateway Arch Beautification” St. Louis Construction News & Review December 20, 1978 “Museum Curator Credited With Helping Wyeth Dies” Kirksville Express & News December 20, 1978 “Post Office Receives ‘Special Handling’” St. Louis Construction News & Reviews December 20, 1978 “Thinks He Is Getting No Where [sic]” Neosho News, Neosho, Missouri December 20, 1978 “Parks for Politicians” Piedmont Journal Banner, Piedmont, Missouri December 21, 1978 “Will National Christmas Tree Live on After it's Transplanted?” Joliet Herald News, Joliet, Illinois December 21, 1978 “Significance of National Monuments” Metro News December 23, 1978

86

“Exhibits” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis December 24, 1978 “Interior Chief Fights Rape, Run Policies” Springfield State Journal Register, Springfield, Illinois December 24, 1978 “Hearing Set on Snowmobiles” Joplin Globe December 25, 1978 “N.Y. Thinks Isle Is for the Birds” Chicago Tribune December 25, 1978 “New Nature Look” Springfield News, Springfield, Missouri December 26, 1978 “Vincent Bommarito” The Riverfront Times December 27, 1978 “Schedule Approved for Rail Project Study” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis December 28, 1978 “Man-Made Marks” Thayer News, Thayer, Missouri December 29, 1978 “Significance of National Monuments” Chicago Daily Defender December 30, 1978 “Tour Guides Add Humorous Touch” Peoria Journal Star December 31, 1978 “Museums and Museology” December 1978 “The United States Department of the Interior” 1978

87

Folder 19 January 1979 “Saturday Morning Children's Lectures Announced” Northwest County January 3, 1979 “Agriculture Secretary Announces Preservation Plan for Forest Land” Cairo Citizen, Cairo, Illinois January 4, 1979 “New ‘Wilderness Areas’ Proposed-2 Groups Critical” Chicago Sun-Times January 5, 1979 “The Everglades’ Rebounding Ecology” Chicago Tribune January 6, 1979 “Ellis Island Tour Elicits Strong Feelings From Past” Palatin Herald, Palatin, Illinois January 7, 1979 “Griggs House on National Register” Champaign News-Gazette, Champaign, Illinois January 7, 1979 “Local War Protesters Leaves for Jail Term” Columbia Missourian, Columbia, Missouri January 7, 1979 “City Trying to Keep Bartle Hall on Par With St. Louis Facilities” Kansas City Times January 8, 1979 “A Humorous Touch” Cape Girardeau Southeast Missourian January 9, 1979 “Museum Education Office at Arch Will Loan Slide Program Packages” North St. Louis Community News January 10, 1979 “Teacher's Museum Workshops” Northwest County Journal January 10, 1979

88

“5,000 Protest National Monuments” Alton Telegram January 12, 1979 “Rules Intended to Limit Boats” Springfield News & Leader, Springfield, Missouri January 13, 1979 “Arch Workshop for Teachers” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 15, 1979 “Drury” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 15, 1979 “The Post-Dispatch Centennial” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 15, 1979 “Rail Shuttle Studied for Transport Museum” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 16, 1979 “2.75 Million Visit Arch- a 900,000 Drop” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 17, 1979 “Gigging Survey Ends on Current, Jacks Fork” West Plains Daily Quill, West Plains, Missouri January 17, 1979 “The Arch” Chicago North - West News January 18, 1979 “Congress to Hear From Area” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 18, 1979 “Photographs” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 18, 1979 “Tours Landmarks, Museums” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 18, 1979

89

“March for Life Trip” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 19, 1979 “Modern-Day Mountain Man Keeps Privacy, Shares Philosophy” Springfield News, Springfield, Missouri January 19, 1979 “Carter's Budget Denies Funds for Arch, Courthouse” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 20, 1979 “Looking Ahead at the Arch” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 20, 1979 “Alaska the Greatland” Metro East Journal, East St. Louis January 21, 1979 “Artisan of $250 Million Downtown Face Lift” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 21, 1979 “Arch Landscape Bids Sought” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 21, 1979 “Luncheon Optimists” Springfield State Journal Register, Springfield, Illinois January 21, 1979 “The Arch Loses Out in Budget” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 22, 1979 “Hearing on Park's Snowmobile Policy” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 22, 1979 “The Hostess” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 22, 1979 “869,255 Ride Arch Train” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 23, 1979

90

“Anti-Abortionists Rip U.S. Law” Chicago Tribune January 23, 1979 “Lawmakers Back Cuts, Question Spending” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 23, 1979 “A Lament” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 23, 1979 “Arch Visited by Millions Columbia Clarion, Columbia, Illinois January 24, 1979 “Front Door Locked, Back Door Open to Federal Computers, Study Says” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 24, 1979 “Small Business to Get Arch Park Project” Overland Community News, Overland, Missouri January 24, 1979 “Teasdale's Cut of Tourism Advertising Funds Criticized” Northwest County Journal January 24, 1979 “Man Behind ‘Prop 13’ Brings the Word Here” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 25, 1979 “McDonald's Float Closer to Birth” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 26, 1979 “Teachers Rally for Unity and Cheer for Strike Loans” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 26, 1979 “Trail Building Proves Satisfying” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 26, 1979

91

“Down With a Thump” January 28, 1979 “Preservation of El Morro” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 28, 1979 “Arch Attendance Decreases” Springfield News, Springfield, Missouri January 29, 1979 “Off Beat” Springfield News & Leader, Springfield, Missouri January 29, 1979 “Unruffled” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 31, 1979 “NPS Employees Train at WWTS” Neosho News, Neosho, Missouri January 31, 1979 “Park Service Plan for Burros” St. Joseph News- Press, St. Joseph, Missouri January 31, 1979 “New Fire Island Booklet” Rockford Register Star, Rockford, Illinois January 31, 1979 “In Washington” Springfield Leader & Press, Springfield, Missouri January 31, 1979 “Museum Education at the Arch Drew 2,168 School Groups in 1978” North St. Louis Community News January 31, 1979 “Historic District Threatens May Mall Developers Say” St. Louis Globe-Democrat January 31, 1979 “‘Western Women’ Photo Display at Arch” North St. Louis Community News January 31, 1979

92

“Snowmobile Park Proposal Opposed” Springfield Leader & Press, Springfield, Missouri January 31, 1979 “Jesse James Featured” Northwest County Journal January 1979 “Prosecutor Reflects on Career in Court” St. Louis Post-Dispatch January 1979 “Floating Fast Food Lane” St. Louis Business Journal January 1979 “Prize Winning Movie Maker” St. Louis Commerce January 1979

Folder 20 February 1979

“Women of the West” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 1, 1979 “Bi-State Needs Full-Time Driver” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 1, 1979 “Council Bluff Reservoir a Lake for the Meramec Basin” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 2, 1979 “Please Take Your Plane Off” Mountain Pekin Times, Mountain Pekin, Illinois February 2, 1979 “Aldermen Seek Review to Weigh Historic Plan, Mall Proposal” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 3, 1979 “National Parks Officials Take Wastewater Course” Springfield News & Leader, Springfield, Missouri February 3, 1979

93

“18-Story Office Building Planned for Downtown” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 5, 1979 “Jerry L. Schober” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 5, 1979 “Stop ‘Historic’ Steamroller” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 6, 1979 “U.S. Judge Benches Area Canoe Hearing” Springfield Leader & Press, Springfield, Missouri February 7, 1979 “2 Caught Stealing Attacked Officer, Authorities Say” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 8, 1979 “Candidate Urges City Port Expansion” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 8, 1979 “‘Friends’ to Receive Grant for Historical Survey of Region” Boonville News, Boonville, Missouri February 8, 1979 “Gigging Trips Harvest 2,053 Trips Eminence” Missouri Current Wave February 8, 1979 “Riverfront McDonald's Given Ok by Committee” St. Louis Globe-Democrat February 8, 1979 “Gateway Arch Aids in Education” Hannibal Courier -Post February 9, 1979 “Bureaucrats Are Political Scapegoats” Poplar Bluff American Republic February 9, 1979 “St. Louis-The Meeting Place Ad Campaign Pays Off” February 9, 1979

94

“For Better Access” St. Louis Post-Dispatch February 10, 1979