News and Courier, 1963 September 7-December 29

Holds newspaper clippings about African Americans education and schools, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), segregation/integration issues, race relations, employment, politics, voting, housing, places, and events in Charleston and South Carolina state, with Drago's handwritten article annotations on index cards. Includes articles on: "Facilities Sought for Private School," (for white children) 7 September; "Negro Detective Gets Federal Job," (regarding Cambridge Jenkins), 13 September; "Whites and Negroes Form Biracial Body," 26 September; "YWCA Board to Add Negro," 3 October; "Negroes Urge End to Dual Education," 17 October; "Folk Festival to Mark End of Voter Workshop," (regarding Guy Carawan), 4 October; "Jazz Society Sets First Concert Here," 17 October; "Private School Movement Gains Momentum in City," 7 November; "Bi-Racial Committee: Study of Race Relations Continues," 17 December; "Negro Educator is Eulogized," (regarding Jane Edwards), 21 December; "School Integration Top News Story," 29 December.