News and Courier, 1960 January 27-1964 January 26

Holds newspaper clippings about African Americans education and schools, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), segregation/integration issues, politics, places,and events in Charleston and South Carolina state, with Drago's typed article annotations on index cards. Includes articles on: "Ku Klux Klan Rides Here," (in Charleston County) 27 January 1960; "Lunch Counter Sit Downers to be Tried Here" April 20," 6 April 1960; "Negroes Here Asked to Boycott 3 Stores," 7 April 1960; "2 Negro Youths Attempt University Registration," 27 April 1960; Wilmot J. Fraser, "New Supervisor of City Negro Schools is Dedicated Educator," 1 May 1960; "Golf Course Integration Asked Here," 9 June-22 December 1960; articles on Jenkins Orphanage, 20 April-26 January 1964; "Bernard Fielding to Speak at Commencement of Hampton Institute," 1 June 1960; "Letters to the Editor: "Against Degregation," by J. Arthur Brown, 13 July 1960; "Negro Youths Picket Local Variety Stores," 28 July 1960; "Negroes Denied School Transfer," 11 October 1960; "Negro Students Stage Protest," 12 October 1960; "Integrated County Library," 23 December 1960.