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Contains photographs by Gil Amiaga taken for Edward Tafel architects.

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Edward Cannel was a journalist who conducted research on human nature. Materials pertain to a grant Cannel received from the Rockefeller Foundation for this research, which Everett helped Cannel secure.

Scope and Contents Largely correspondence between the CIA and Everett regarding MKUltra, a CIA-sponsored research project seeking to design drugs for human behavior modification in the 1950s and 1960s. After aspects of this project were unearthed by the U.S. Senate's Church Committee in the 1970s, the agency came under increasing pressure to publicly release the full details of the project, including universities' involvement. Correspondence regards this release. Folder contains a report of two projects...

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Sam Chernoble, involved in the printing industry, was a member of The New School Associates with his wife, Ethel. Material pertains to Chernoble's funeral, at which Everett delivered remarks.

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Cleary, Glottlieb, Steen & Hamilton served as legal counsel for The New School. Includes material pertaining to negotiations with the French government regarding a visiting professor program, correspondence regarding the charter, and counsel for a defamation suit in response to allegations of communist ties.

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Includes correspondence with Senator Eugene McCarthy, who was the Adlai Stevenson lecturer for two years, and economist Eliot Janeway, who played a significant role in fund raising for the lectureship.