News and Courier, 1969 December 5-1975 January 12

Holds newspaper clippings about African Americans education and schools, Avery building, segregation/integration issues, race relations, politics, places, and events in Charleston and South Carolina state, with Drago's handwritten article annotations on index cards. Includes articles on: Herbert U. "Fielding Presnets Views On 4th Party," 1 January 1970; "New Political Party is All-Negro Effort," regarding the "United Citizens Party," 13 January, 8 February, Regarding John Potts, "Voorhees President Moves to Cut 'Mounting Tension,'" 27 March; "Most County Students Go To Integrated Schools," 29 March; "54 Montagu" regarding the property owned by the American Missionary Association and was used as a residence for Avery principals, 19 June 1972; "Robert Gould Shaw Center Nominated for the National Register," 26 December 1972; "Ole Palmer College Building Housed First Free Black School: Building's Fate Still in Question," 29 Ocotber 1973; "History Obscures People 'Of Color'" 8 January 1973; "Painting Show Foresight," regarding Edwin A. Harleston, 12 January 1975.