Includes miscellaneous invitations, regrets, speeches, meetings, and general correspondence. Companies, organizations, and individuals represented include the following:

National Advisory Council on Minorities in Engineering, its objectives are deeply interesting to DuPont; McCoy declines membership because of his retirement; Robert C. Seamans, Jr., president, correspondence with McCoy

Samuel Lenher of DuPont, acceptance of appointment as chairman of Economics Panel of the Space Applications Summer study, his letter of 8 April 1968 to Admiral L. R. Daspit, executive director, Committee on Space Applications, Division of Engineering, NAS; George E. Holbrook, vice president DuPont, to Frederick Seitz, president NAS, 10 May 1968, regarding U.S. graduate technical men in Europe; DuPont support for NAS building fund

Reports 15 June, October 1972; national symposium 9-11 November 1972

McCoy on advisory board of the Delmarva Metro of NAB

Jobs program and manpower training legislation 1971; Region III, State of Delaware, Salem Co., New Jersey, Cecil Co., Md.; John R. Price, special assistant to the President of the United States, letter to McCoy from White House, 29 March 1971, appreciation for his work as metro chm in Wilmington; JOBS, printed newsletter, spring 1971; memo regarding industrial corps with headquarters in NAB, Region No. J, and list of them, 18 April 1973; Working (summer 1976) quarterly publication of NAB (autumn 1976); F.A. Wohl, memo on NAB luncheon 22 January 1979

Memos of J. H. Sears to McCoy, chm - reporting activities by date

Invitation to White House to dine 5 March 1970, declined; memoranda: on central program, pledge card, employee cards; John D. Harper, president Aluminum Co. of America, correspondence with McCoy regarding jobs and hiring; conferences; Paul W. Kayer, president of NAB, correspondence with McCoy; annual pledges; memoranda on monthly activity; minutes of annual meeting 6 March 1970 Washington, D.C., and president's report, treasurer's report; "JOBS" (newsletter, autumn 1970) NAB Wilmington Metro

Memo from John Oliver, director, to McCoy 21 March 1968 regarding jobs for underprivileged; directory of executive board members and metro chairmen 29 February 1968; JOBS (acronym for Job Opportunities in the Business Sector); Henry Ford II and J. Paul Austin, chairman and vice chairman, 7 March 1968, letter to Crawford Greenewalt regarding jobs and creation of them at behest of President of the United States; membership lists; memo "Consideration in employing the disadvantaged in the JOBS program" prepared for the Manpower Administration, U.S. Dept. of Labor by Mentec Corp. Oakland, Calif.; copy of telegram of Richard Nixon to DuPont, Lammot Copeland, chm, 23 February 1969, regarding NAB and jobs; McCoy appointment from White House, 15 March 1969, letter of Richard Nixon to McCoy 25 March 1969 on acceptance; Harry G. Haskell, Jr., mayor of Wilmington, to McCoy regarding summer jobs 1969; progress reports; summer jobs and pledges in Delaware

Alumni directory; annual report 1970; Effectively employing the hard-core

Delaware Chapter Invitations to speak; program and roster 1970-71