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This item is a newspaper clipping detailing Rufus Edmisten as the new chief counsel of the subcommittee on separate of powers through Sam J. Ervin's Senate office. This item is on the right on page 64 in Rufus Edmisten's scrapbook labeled…

Written by James Batten, this article details changes to the staff assignments in Sam J. Ervin's senate office. Rufus Edmisten will now be chief counsel of the subcommittee on separation of powers. It is noted that he will make about $28,000 a year.…

This newspaper clipping details the appointment of Rufus Edmisten to Sam J. Ervin's subcommittee on separation of powers as chief counsel. This item is in the middle of page 64 in Rufus Edmisten's scrapbook labeled "Birth-Appointment on Ervin's…

This newspaper clipping details the appointment of Rufus Edmisten to Sam J. Ervin's subcommittee on separation of powers as chief counsel. This item is in the middle on the left on page 64 in Rufus Edmisten's scrapbook labeled "Birth-Appointment on…

This newspaper clipping details changes to Senator Sam J. Ervin's staff, including Rufus Edmisten moving to chief counsel of the subcommittee on separation of powers. This item is on the top middle of page 64 in Rufus Edmisten's scrapbook labeled…

This item is a black adn white photograph of Sam J. Ervin, Rufus Edmisten, and "Mr. Baker" seated at a table. There is a gavel and microphone in front of Sam J. Ervin. This item is on the bottom of page 60 in Rufus Edmisten's scrapbook labeled…

This item is a hand addressed envelope to Sam J. Ervin. It is likely associated with the letter in item 225 fo this series. The postmark is July 15, 1973 but there is no return address. This item is on the top right of page 60 in Rufus Edmisten's…

This item is a handwritten letter, presumably to Sam J. Ervin via Rufus Edmisten. The author and location is unknown, but it is likely from a young child. The letter speaks of the way Ervin raises his eyebrow. Based on the envelope in item 226 of…

This newspaper clipping from an unknown source details the admittance of Rufus and Jane Edmisten to the North Carolina State Bar in the summer of 1969. This item is on the bottom right on page 59 in Rufus Edmisten's scrapbook labeled…

This item is a newspaper clipping announcing the ceremony to admit Rufus and Jane Edmisten into the North Carolina Bar. Both Sam J. Ervin and his son were present at the ceremony in Charlotte, NC. This item is on the bottom left on page 59 in Rufus…