{"value"=>"<p>Forming the bulk of the collection, campaign and conference materials relate to various projects with which the Campaign for World Government was involved. These projects range from congressional bills sponsored by the Campaign, such as the Alexander Peace Bill, to their 1937-1939 public attempts to challenge Clarence Streit and his competing plan. Also present is a significant amount of material from world government confererences, including many files on the World Movement for World Federal Government, beginning with the 1947 meeting in Montreux, Switzerland and ending with the 1955 gathering in Paris.</p> <p>Campaign materials generally consist of working papers, correspondence, notes, reports, drafts, and printed matter. In the case of legislative bills, there are printed copies of the resolutions and bills, as well as occasional mailing lists.</p> <p>Materials stemming from conferences consist of conference participant packets, agendas and minutes, reports and resolutions, correspondence, printed matter and working papers, and occasional photographs.</p> <p>All materials are arranged chronologically by month.</p>"}