Elizabeth E. Neely oral history interview, July 18, 2002

Interviewed by Cliff Kuhn. Among topics discussed: Emory University Law School; University of Virginia; Bill Ide; Phil Heiner; Linda Evans; Sargent Shriver; Reginald Heber Smith "Reggie" Fellowship; University of Pennsylvania; Emory Community Legal Services; Bedford Pines; location of Georgia Legal Services at intersection of Andrew and Parkway; University of Georgia; Mercer University; Younger Lawyers Section; Dean Ben Johnson; Maynard Jackson; North Carolina Central University Law School; National Labor Relations Board (NLRB); Atlanta Housing Authority; Sen. Herman Talmadge; Fulton County; Atlanta; U.S. Senate; Fred LeClair; Marvin Arrington; Clarence Cooper; Billy Randall; Phyllis Holmen; California; Amherst College; School of Public Health of Harvard University; Lucy Forrester McGough; Louisiana State University Law School; Morris Brown; Nan Orrock; American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU); Great Speckled Bird; Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, North Carolina; Saturday Program; Atlanta Legal Aid Society; Judge Griffin Bell; Younger Lawyers Section; Betty Kehrer; AFL-CIO; Al Kehrer; Ben Shapiro; Jim Elliott; John Meyer; Dan Bradley; Georgia Baptist Children's Home; Eugene McCarthy; Ellis Arnall; Julian Bond; Lester Maddox; Virginia Law Review; Tom Bowman; Techwood Homes; Perry Homes; Sol Clark Fellowships; Ella Mae Brayboy; Nancy Cheves; Buckhead; Georgia Avenue; story of Junior at Grady Hospital; Hill-Burton funds; Macon; "Blue Suede Shoes" Boys; Model Cities.