john,
attached are e-mails for casey who is in Tuscon (no phone), and Mary King
who is periodically in Washington. and who has not been answering my
e-mails, and her phone sounds out of order which is anyways - 202-476-4361;
her address is Mary Elizabeth King, 2119 Leroy Place NW, Washington, 20008.
I've been talking to them in doing full-scale reviews of Deep in Our
Hearts -- which raises issues about the present confused state of 60s
historiograph -- which, since you owe me one, I may call you up about.
Casey: buckokc@azstarnet.com
King: maryking@sgu.edu
By the way, there's a lot in DIOH that sheds contextual light on the
genesis of the lst women's memo drawn up at Waveland. In brief (it's a long
discussion), Casey now says that her only role in its composition was that
of a typist: her head was occupied with structural-SNCC issues. You can
query me on this if you wish.
Robert Houriet
At 10:58 AM 6/1/01 -0400, you wrote:
>Dear Colleagues,
>I was wondering if anyone out there could provide contact information for
>Casey Hayden and Mary King? I'm co-editing an anthology of American
>radical history and would like to speak with them about permission
>requirements for their 1965 document "Sex and Caste: A Kind of Memo."
>
>Many thanks,
>John McMillian
>jcm67@columbia.edu
>
>
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