Al Gurule Collection | Colorado State University-Pueblo Library

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Title: Al Gurule Collection

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[Folder 1: Micheal Perry (Rocky Mountain Community Corrections), January-March 1989],
[Folder 2: Trinidad M. Roybal, 1970-1971],
[Folder 3: J Victor Hopper (Doctor), March 1970-May 1971],
[Folder 4: Charles A Buswell (Bishop), 1970],
[Folder 5: Richard W Fisher (United Fund Executive Director), November 1970- January 1971],
[Folder 6: Joseph Losavio (District Attorney), April 1973-September 2009],
[Folder 7: Robert Fernandez, March 1978],
[Folder 8: Tom Tancredo, July 2000 and October 2010],
[Folder 9: Richard Lamm, April 1992],
[Folder 10: Marcella Trujillo, November 1970],
[Folder 11: Bruno E Medina],
[Folder 12: Mark Hogan (Lit. Governor), September-October 1970],
[Folder 13: Jose Gutierrez, September 1970],
[Folder 14: George Garcia],
[Folder 15: John Love (Governor)],
[Folder 16: Magdaleno Avila],
[Folder 17: Frankie "Kiko" Martinez, November 1982],
[Folder 18: Martin P. Serna, November 1978],
[Folder 19: Richard Rivera (Doctor), July 1976-February 1981],
[Folder 20: George Wiley (Doctor), February 1970],
[Folder 21: Padres (Catholic Church), April 1970],
[Folder 22: Marvin Kapushion (Reverend), March-April 1970],
[Folder 23: Tony Romero],
[Folder 24: Juan Trujillo, November 1988],
[Folder 25: Joe Ulibarri (Assistant Municipal Judge), August 1981],
[Folder 26: Moises Venegas (Doctor), March 1979],
[Folder 27: Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzales, April 1971-September 1975],
[Folder 28: Gurule's Family],
[Folder 29: Brandeis University, October 1971-Spring 1972],
[Folder 30: Al Gurule's biographies, April 1970-July 1995],
[Folder 31: The Militant Newspaper, December 1970-November 1972],
[Folder 32: El Gallo newspaper, 1972],
[Folder 33: Raza Unida Party newsletter, August-September 1972],
[Folder 34: El Plan Espiritual de Aztlan, March 1969-1971],
[Folder 35: La Raza Unida Party, May 1970-February 1976],
[Folder 36: La Cucaracha Newspaper, March 1980],
[Folder 37: Hispania Newspaper, March 1991],
[Folder 38: Pueblo Community Corrections Services Inc, May 1988-June 1992],
[Folder 39: Rocky Mountain Community Corrections, October 1988-November 1989],
[Folder 40: Sacred Heart Home, August 1978-April 1979],
[Folder 41: La Junta Community Corrections, March 1993-June 1993],
[Folder 42: Social Action Committee, November 1969-March 1970],
[Folder 43: Health, Education, and Welfare, September 1977-August 1978],
[Folder 44: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, June 1980],
[Folder 45: Spanish Peaks Mental Health Center, July 1976-March 1980],
[Folder 46: Latino Chamber of Commerce, January 1994-October 2011],
[Folder 47: Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Award Banquet, November 1993],
[Folder 48: Pueblo County Commissioners Chambers],
[Folder 49: Pueblo County Welfare Department, September 1969],
[Folder 50: Pueblo Neighborhood Health Center, September 1977-July 1982],
[Folder 51: Colorado Civil Rights Commission, April 1970],
[Folder 52: Social Services of Pueblo United, April 1970-February 1971],
[Folder 53: Region VIII Adoption Resource Center, February 1980],
[Folder 54: Arapahoe County Foster Mothers],
[Folder 55: La Gente Youth Center, January-February 2004],
[Folder 56: Pueblo Commission Community Relations, April 1970],
[Folder 57: Tutorial Assistance Program],
[Folder 58: Pueblo Truth About Civil Turmoil Committee, February 1970],
[Folder 59: Hispanic League, August 1994],
[Folder 60: Pueblo City-County Health Department, January 1979],
[Folder 61: Neighborhood Health Center, March 1976-March 1978],
[Folder 62: La Casa Verde],
[Folder 63: Pueblo Human Resource Commission, August 1976 and February 2005],
[Folder 64: Pueblo County Bar Association, August 1976],
[Folder 65: Newspaper Protest, April 1970-April 1989],
[Folder 66: San Luis Valley Lettuce Strike Movement, 1970],
[Folder 67: St. Charles Mesa Farmer Strike],
[Folder 68: Pueblo Economic Development Corp, February 1995],
[Folder 69: Citizens United for Better Economic Development],
[Folder 70: Junkyard Fight],
[Folder 71: Gurule's case of inciting minors to commit a crime, 1970],
[Folder 72: Coors Beer Protest, March 1970-January 1971],
[Folder 73: Heroin Planting Investigation, November 1977-May 1978],
[Folder 74: John T Miller, November 1977-April 1998],
[Folder 75: University of Denver, Graduate School of Social Work],
[Folder 76: The University of Denver Protest, April 1968],
[Folder 77: Grape Boycott, December 1969],
[Folder 78: The Bessemer Ditch Seepage Committee],
[Folder 79: Mexican Independence Day Celebration, September 16, 1970],
[Folder 80: Cinco De Mayo, March 1971-May 1998],
[Folder 81: Gurule and Gonzales's Trial in Los Angeles, August 1970-April 1971],
[Folder 82: War on Drop-outs/Illiteracy Rates, January 1970-August 1972],
[Folder 83: Chicano Movement, May 1971-May 1990],
[Folder 84: Breaking Gang Culture, March 1992-December 2009],
[Folder 85: Arizona State University],
[Folder 86: Gran Fiesta, August 1994-August 1995],
[Folder 87: Brown Berets, 1971],
[Folder 88: Black Berets, 1970],
[Folder 89: District 60 Board of Education and Administration, 1970-May 1998],
[Folder 90: Voting is Power],
[Folder 91: City Council, September 1971-January 1995],
[Folder 92: Gurule's Congressional Campaign, July 1980-July 1996],
[Folder 93: State Legislative Winner for 1970, November 1970],
[Folder 94: Gurule's Governor Campaign, November 1970],
[Folder 95: Letters to Gurule],
[Folder 96: Opinions on Immigration and National Loyalty, July 2010],
[Folder 97: Opinions on Torture and Terrorism, September 2005-October 2006],
[Folder 98: Pueblo Men Indicted by Grand Jury, November 1970],
[Folder 99: Donald Duck, Mexico's enemy of workers],
[Folder 100: Pueblo's Citizens Opinions, October 1988-October 2018],
[Folder 101: Symposiums and Luncheons, April 1970],
[Folder 102: Police Brutality, September 1970-March 1976],
[Folder 103: Chicano Artists, 1972],
[Folder 104: Committee for Restoration of Representative Government, February 1981],
[Folder 105: Pueblo Chieftain Newspaper],
[Folder 106: Pueblo Star Journal],
[Folder 107: Opinions on Freedom and Freedom of Assembly],
[Folder 108: Pueblo and Southern Colorado Welfare Rights Organization],
[Folder 109: The Southwest Denver Mental Health Services],
[Folder 110: Pueblo Community Action Agency, 1971],
[Folder 111: Additional clippings],
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Folder 66: San Luis Valley Lettuce Strike Movement, 1970

July 16, 1970 50 March in Support Of Lettuce Pickers in San Luis Valley by Sylvia Medina: More than 50 peopele marched from Monte Vista to Alamosa in support of the field worker strike.

August 5, 1970 Mirgrant Farm Marchers Reach Colorado Spring: Marchers lead by Magdeleno Avila have reached Colorado Springs.

Unknown date 1970, Protesters Cover 20 Miles As Denver March Starts: Madaleno Avila, leader of the strike is leading the marchers on a 110 mile trek to Denver. He is join by many La Raza Unida Party Candidates.

Unknown date 1970 Pueblo-to-Denver Marchers Make Blistering Way along Interstate 25: The March is down number but is still moving, police stating many marchers have blisters on their feet, and knives have been found on several marchers.

Unknown date Candidates Join Pickets At Center: La Raza Unida Candidates were on the picket line with the strike. Gurule made a speech addressing the marchers.

Unknown date Food Drives For Striking Lettuce Workers Expands: The Pueblo Community Action Agency Northwest Community Action Center are accepting donations of nonparishable food or cash for the lettuce strike workers.

Unknown date Gurule Raps Lettuce Use At Love Rally: Gurule was upsent with Gov. John Love for his use of lettuce at his rally at the Colorado State Fairgrounds.

Unknown date Gurule Calls MacFarlane's Move 'Act of Hyprocrisy': Gurule claims Democrat's actions are little more than political opportunism and an act of hypocrisy for MacFarlane.

Unknown date photo titles "Supports Chavez": Mrs. Robert Kennedy holds a candle as she marches with some 2,000 supports for Cesar Chavez.