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Press Clippings: Photocopy, "The Pitfalls of Global Justice" by Ruth Wedgwood, New York Times Op-Ed MSS 04-2, Box 2, Folder 21

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Press Clippings: Photocopy, "War Crimes Approval Gives U.S. a Dilemma" by Thomas W. Lippman, Washington Post MSS 04-2, Box 2, Folder 48

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Press Clippings: Photocopy, "Yes, A World Court" by Kenneth Roth, Washington Post MSS 04-2, Box 2, Folder 59

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Press Clippings: Press Briefing by USG for Legal Affairs and UN Legal Counsel MSS 04-2, Box 2, Folder 30

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Press Clippings: Press Release "Italian Foreign Minister Urges Conference Not to Let Chance to Set Up International Criminal Court Slip from Its Grasp" UN L/ROM/18 MSS 04-2, Box 2, Folder 38

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Press Clippings: "U.S. Cool to War Crimes Panel" by Charles Trueheart, Washington Post MSS 04-2, Box 2, Folder 35

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Press Release MSS 04-2, Box 39, Folder 6

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Principles of Law and Recommendations on the Uses of International Rivers: Statement of Principles of Law and Recommendations with a Commentary and Supporting Authorities Submitted to the International Committee of the International Law Association by the Committee on the Uses of Waters of International Rivers of the American Branch. Washington, DC MSS 04-2, Box 41

Removed because all materials can be found online or in the library [Law Basement - Oceans 13.6.I6146P

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Principles of Law Governing the Uses of International Rivers and Lakes: Resolution adopted by the Inter-American Bar Association at its Tenth Conference Held in November, 1957, at Buenos Aires, Argentina, together with Papers Submitted to the Association. Washington, DC. MSS 04-2, Box 41

Removed to collections in library because there were no markings

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Prof. Myres S. McDougal MSS 04-2, Box 49, Folder 7

Contains Yale Law Report, Spring 1973, FacultyProfile

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