A packet of corrospondence sent between John Callahan and Alven Neiman sharing some of their writing on Eugene McCarthy (and other topics) and soliciting each other's comments and impressions. Included are several photocopied and printed versions of their works.

A miscellaneous collection of newspaper clippings and photocopies, all focused on the topic of Eugene McCarthy and published sometime in the 1990s.

A miscellaneous collection of materials, including one copy of the New Republic (April 15th, 1992), one copy of John Callahan's Inaugural Address of the Mogran S. Odell Professorship in the Humanities, one copy of Callaloo (Volume 18, Number 2), one typed copy of 'Plutarch's Man: The Political Vocation of Eugene McCarthy' by John Callahan, and one photocopied short biography of Eugene McCarthy also written by John Callahan.

Various materials from Eugene McCarthy's 1996 campaign, including itineraries, copies and originals of corrospondence, and photocopied articles/speeches.

One copy of a letter from David Ebershoff to John Callahan concerning 'the McCarthy proposal', and one printed copy of a document entitled The Selected Prose of Eugene McCarthy (A Proposal).

A miscellaneous collection of materials concerning a piece writtin by John Callahan on Eugene McCarthy, including numerous printed email corrospondence, various photocopied and printed copies of what is presumably the article in question, and several pages of handwritten notes.

Seven copies of 'McCarthy on the Issues: A Platform for 1972' and a statement made by John Callahan on behalf of Eugene McCarthy on May 22nd, 1972. All materials are related to McCarthy's 1972 presidential campaign.

Several miscellaneous newspapers/clippings and a magazine, presumably with articles or refereneces to Eugene McCarthy, found unlabled/foldered in Box 64.

One copy of the March 25, 1991 issue of The New Republic, with the title article "The Rape and Rescue of Kuwait" by Michael Kelly. (The magazine was originally delivered/subscribed to John Callahan.)

One copy of the April 29, 1985 issue of The New Republic, with the title article "Vietnam, 10 Years After". (The magazine was originally delivered/subscribed to John Callahan.) Also included is one hand-typed copy of a Women's International League for Peace and Freedom announcement about Vietnam Mortorium Day.