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General trade union files
OBS/1/2/2/4/1/1 · Sub-series · 1970-1987
Part of Records of The Observer newspaper

Records relating to the Observer 's relationship with various trade unions, including: NGA (National Graphical Association); NATSOPA (National Society of Operative Printers and Media Personnel); SOGAT (Society of Graphical and Allied Trades); the Electrical, Electronic Telecommunications and Plumbing union (EEPTU); the Amalgamated union of engineering workers (AUEW); and the Society of Lithographic Artists, designers, engravers and process workers (SLADE).
Creator: The Observer Limited; Managing Director's Office; Roger Harrison

Genes
CLH/1/25 · Item · 10 June 2000
Part of Illustrations by Clifford Harper

Original illustration which accompanied the article 'The last word on Genes' by AC Grayling which appeared in the Guardian on 10 June 2000 following the completion of the Genome Project. Drawing shows three identical people standing naked in a line behind a sqaure grid.

Harper; Clifford (1949-); Illustrator and anarchist
HHP/3/1/3 · File · 1965-1974
Part of Hella Pick papers

Newspaper cuttings, predominantly written by Pick for The Guardian organised into a file titled 'Geneva - UN 70. 1968 - SELMA - mound' for the years circa 1965 to 1974. Includes articles written by Pick on the UN, Europe and the civil rights movement in the US, including the Selma march.

Also includes cuttings from the Washington Star and Washington Post newspapers relating to President Nixon and the Watergate scandal, 1974.

Pick; Hella Henrietta (1927-2024); writer and journalist
'Geneva Conference'
WEP/1/1/2/35 · Item · February 1960
Part of William Papas Collection

Conference table with three tired-looking bearded men sitting around it. Underneath the table is smoke shaped like Charles de Gaulle's head. Above the table hovers Mao Zedong in a cloud of a nuclear explosion.

Papas; William Elias (1927-2000); cartoonist