Seven mimeographed pages contain the minutes of the second meeting of the executive committee of the Eastern Regional Conference of Homophile Organizations, Oct. 26, 1968 in Washington, D.C.

Description of the implementation of resolutions adapted at the annual meeting of the NACHO, August, 1968.

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Two undated typewritten pages contain the minutes of a meeting of the Regional Planning Conference Committee, to discuss regional and national conferences of homophile organizations. A hand-written note at the end asks for the recipient's name and address for direct mailing. An envelope contains hand-written notes in red ink and a name tag for Bill Rau.

Credentials Planning Committee of the National Planning Conference of Homophile Organizations minutes from June 17-18, 1967 meeting.

Three typewritten pages on orange paper contain a report on the First Eastern Regional Conference of Homophile Organizations, May 13-14, 1967, in New York, with considerable discussion of planning for the national conference in Washington.

Designation of the week of June 1-7, 1969 as National Sex Education Week.