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Overview of the Collection
|Sage, William W.
|William W. Sage Collection on Laos
|Inclusive Dates:
|1894-1999 (Bulk 1969-1975)
|28 Boxes (16.40 Linear Feet)
|The William W. Sage Collection on Laos consists of documents and photographs from various topics related to Laos.
|Material in English, Lao, Chinese, Russian, and French.
Arizona State University Libraries
Special Collections
Arizona State University Libraries
P.O. Box 871006
Tempe, AZ 85287-1006
Phone: 480 965 4932
Fax: 480 965 776
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William W. Sage (b. 1946 Denver, CO) has been involved in international humanitarian aid for over forty years. He joined the International Voluntary Services team in Laos in 1969 and later served as a Community Development Area Adviser with the United States Agency for International Development in the southern and later northwestern regions of Laos until 1975. In 1977 he served four years as the Director of the Joint Voluntary Agency (JVA) in Bangkok, Thailand during which time 200,000 refugees from Indochina were processed for resettlement to the U.S.
While in Laos and Thailand, he collected both published and unpublished reports, papers, books and documents related to topics on Laos which in 1986 became the subject matter of his book Laos: A Bibliography published by the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore.
Mr. Sage has continued his involvement in refugee relief work with non-profit humanitarian aid agencies. International assignments have taken him to Thailand, India, most regions of Africa, the Balkans, and most recently the Middle East. In the aftermath of September 11, 2001, he coordinated several emergency response programs in NYC and in 2004 in the Gulf Coast area following Hurricane Katrina and most recently in response to the earthquake in Haiti in 2010.
Mr. Sage earned his B.A. in Political Science from Arizona State University in 1968. At ASU he was active in student government and organizer of student government leader exchanges between ASU and University of Sonora, Mexico. Returning from a summer in Eastern Europe in 1967, he promoted the opportunity for ASU students to spend a summer abroad with The Experiment in International Living. He was Adjunct Professor in the former Program for Southeast Asian Studies from 1998 to 2005 and is currently Vice-Chair of the Friends of Laos Studies at ASU which fosters bridge-building activities between ASU and the National University of Laos. Since 2004, he has promoted the opportunity for ASU undergraduate students to spend part of their summer break in Laos.
In 2001, Mr. Sage was awarded an ASU Alumni Achievement Award for his outstanding professional achievements. Mr. Sage presently lives in New York City and serves on several boards and committees of non-profit organizations.
The William W. Sage Collection on Laos consists of 28 boxes of subject files, photographs, slides, audiotapes, and manuscripts on Sage's work and writings. The collection has been arranged into five identified series: Subject Files, Photographs, Ephemera, Published and Unpublished Manuscripts, and Audiotapes.
The Subject Files series consists of seven boxes of information on various topics related to Laos including agriculture, ethno botany, war, culture, history, traditions, politics, economics, ethnographic notes and education ranging in date from 1969 to 1975, with scattered files dating back to 1963. The subject files are arranged alphabetically and include a number of original handwritten manuscripts by Sage or his field assistants from various tribal groups of Laos; the photograph series consists of eleven boxes of black and white print photographs and slides totaling 2,600 images taken between 1969 and 1975; the Ephemera series consists of five boxes of issues of the Vientiane News and the United States Information Service Vientiane News Bulletin arranged chronologically by date from October, 1971 to December, 1974; the Published and Unpublished Manuscripts series consists of two boxes of original typed and photocopied manuscripts of various topics relating to Laos arranged alphabetically by title; the Audiotapes series consists of one box of audiotapes containing recordings of traditional music from Laos prior to May 1975.
Arizona State University does not own copyright to this collection. The Department of Archives and Special Collections recognizes that it is incumbent upon the researcher to procure permission to publish information from this collection from the owner of the copyright.
William Sage donated a large collection of Laotian ethnographic objects to the School of Social Evolution & Social Change Anthropology Collections for preservation, study, and exhibit. This ethnographic collection, which totals 162 ethnographic catalog entries, includes:
Researchers may request access to these collections by contacting Arleyn W. Simon, Ph.D., SHESC Anthropology Collections (Phone: 480-965-9231; E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com).
The photographs described in Series II were digitized and described during a joint project between Sage, the University of Wisconsin, and Arizona State University. The resulting database, titled "William W. Sage Collection on Laos", may be accessed at http://uwdc.library.wisc.edu/collections/SEAiT/SageImages.
William W. Sage Collection on Laos, MSS-281. Arizona State University Libraries: Special Collections.
This collection has been received in multiple accessions beginning in 1994 by William W. Sage.
|Series I: Subject Files
|Biographical Information - Awards, 1967-2002
|"Agricultural Techniques, Shifting Agriculture and Agricultural Cycle of the Hmong", Undated (32 Pages)
|Allman, T. D. "Fortunes of War" in the Far Eastern Economic Review, 1971 July 17
|"Anti-Narcotics Law", 1971 September 27
|Aram Udol. "Twelve Traditions, Fourteen Precepts", 1960 (Copy Unclear)
|This copy was made from an original located in Singapore.
|"The Baci", circa 1969 (5 Pages)
|Also includes The Baci by Thao Nhouy Abhay from Kingdom of Laos.
|"Background on Laos", circa 1969 (10 Pages)
|Barney, George L. "The Meo of Xieng Khouang Province". Laos Project Papers No. 13, Los Angeles, Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1961 (50 Pages)
|Beery, Galen S. "American Aid in Saravane Province, Laos". Pakse, Laos: USAID Mission to Laos, 1968 (24 Pages; Mimeograph)
|Beery, Galen S. "A Bibliography of Books, Articles, and Reports on Laos". Vientiane: International Voluntary Services, 1970 (31 Pages)
|Beery, Galen S. "Initial Survey of Kong Se Nam Noi" Ban Houei Kong: International Voluntary Services, 1963 November (30 Pages; Unpublished Report)
|Beery, Galen S. "Trip Report: Visit to Xieng Lom, Oct. 1971". Vientiane: U.S.AID Mission to Laos, 1971 (19 Pages)
|Beery, Galen S. "Notes on Kengkok, A Town of Central Laos". Savannakhet: U.S. AID Mission to Laos, 1967 (32 Pages; Poor Copy)
|Beery, Galen S. "Notes for a History of Saravane Province, Kingdom of Laos", circa 1968 (55 Pages)
|Bernardie, Bondet De La J. "Le Dialect des Kha Boloven" in Bulletin de la Societe Des Estudes Indochinoises XXIV, 1949 (Pages 57-78)
|Bernatzik, Hugo Adolf. "Akha and Miao: Problems of Applied Ethnography in Farther India". New Haven, Conn. Human Relations Area Files, 1947-1970
|Bonnay, Charles. "A New and Growing Drug Threat" in Reader's Digest, 1972 June (Pages 85-90)
|Bouapha, Tongsar. "Answering Your Questions about P.L. and V.N." (6 Pages; Mimeograph) and "The Story of the Meo People" (10 Pages), 1963 June-August 5 (16 Pages; Some Mimeograph)
|Boudene, A. "Les Khas de la Region D'Attopeu" in Revue Indochinios XVIe III, 1967 (Pages 260-443)
|Boulanger, Le P. "Affaire de Muong Sing 1914-1916" and "Rebellion Meo 1919-1921" in Histoire du Laos Francais, Undated
|Bounsouk, Thao. "L'Image Du Buddha Dans L'Art Lao". Vientiane: L'Imprimerie Nationale, 1971 (45 Pages)
|Cha Lo Pha, "Notes on Tonag O from 1950-1954". An interview with Tasseng Cha Lo Pha, 1972 May 29
|Chamberlain, James R. "Field Trip to Ban Houei Sai 10/27-31/1972", 1972
|Chapelier, George. "Plain of Jars, Social Changes Under Fire Year of Pathet Lao Administration" in Asia Quarterly, 1971 (Vol. 10, No. 1; Pages 61-89)
|Chua Va Lo. "The Hmoob Ways of Old-Now We Must Study". U.S. AID to Laos, 1972 September 28 (23 Pages)
|Colonna, M. "Monographie de La Province de Saravane" in Bulletin des Amis du Laos, 1938 (No. 2; 43 Pages)
|Compton, Carol. "Some Lao Customs and Habits". Vientiane: International Voluntary Services, 1967 March 23 (8 Pages; Mimeograph)
|Conboy, Kenneth. "The War in Laos". Osprey Men-At-Arms Series, London, 1960-1975 (47 Pages)
|Conboy, Kenneth. "Vietnam and Laos; A Recent History of Military Cooperation" in Indochina Report, 1989 April-June (16 Pages)
|Condominos, George. "Aspects of a Minority Problem in Indochina" in Pacific Affairs, 1950 (Vol. 24; Pages 77-82)
|Credner, W. "Cultural and Geographical Observation Made in the Tali (Yunnan) Region with Special Regard to the Nan Chao Problem" in Journal of the Siam Society, 1934 (Vol. 27, No. 2; Pages 135-151)
|"Cultural Revolution Laotian Style" in Far Eastern Economic Review, 1975 June 6 (Pages 19-20)
|Cumming-Bruce, Nick. "Lao Communists Do an About Face" in U.S. News and World Report, 1989 July 3 (Pages 33-36)
|Cunningham, Fred. "Preliminary Evaluation of Naiban-Tasseng Training Program in Ban Houei Sai", circa 1969 (Mimeograph)
|d'Abbs, Peter. "That Luang: Proud Keeper of an Old Laotian Secret", circa 1969
|Daks, Larry. "Pathet Lao Textbooks: Observations and Recommendations of New Publications for Pathet Lao Controlled and Contested Areas", circa 1969 (Mimeograph)
|Darling, Frank G. "The Role of Laos in the Defense Strategy of Thailand" in Pacific Community, 1972 April (Pages 516-530)
|Davidson, A. E. "A Collection of Notes on the Pha Beuk". Vientiane, 1974 May 21
|Davis, Richard. "Tolerance and Intolerance of Ambiguity in N. Thai Myth and Ritual", Undated
|Decornoy, Jacques. "Forgotten Laos - The Next Door War" in Le Monde, 1969
|Translated into English and mimeographed in 1969 April.
|De Lacouperie, Terrien. "The Languages of China Before the Chinese". Cheng-wen Publishing Company, Taipei, 1970 (Photocopies of Scattered Pages)
|History of Vieng Phou Kha as Related by Thai Douang Seng, Undated
|Transcribed from a personal interview circa 1971; transcribed in both Lao and translated into English.
|DeVecchi, Maggie. "Laos: Another Sideshow." New York, 1980 (28 Pages; Thesis Paper)
|Deydier, Henri. "Dans Les Sip-Song P'an-Na" (in France-Asia, pages 825-834) and "Les Tambours de Bronze" in Introduction A La Connaissance Du Laos, 1952, Undated
|Eaton, Bob. "Luang Prabang Trips Report 9-14 June and 8-16 July 1982". American Friends Service Committee, Philadelphia, 1982 (31 Pages; Mimeographed)
|Evans, Fred. "Preliminary Chronology of Events in Laos 1945-1972". Vientiane: International Voluntary Services, 1977 May (14 Pages)
|Evans, Fred. "Report on the Number and Situation of Vientiane's Seriously Handicapped Implications for Prevention and Rehabilitation Programs". Vientiane: International Voluntary Services, 1972 December (50 Pages)
|Fall, Bernard B. "The International Relations of Laos" in Pacific Affairs, 1957 (Vol. XXX, No. 1; Pages 22-34)
|"Fa Ngum Comprehensive School Program". Vientiane: USAID/Laos, 1973-1974
|Fitzgerald, Hunter. "Training Courses for CREC Teachers". Vientiane: USAID/Laos, 1972 June 7 (15 Pages)
|Fraisse, Andre. "Les Villages Du Plateau de Bolovens" in Bulletin de la Societe des Etudes Indochinoises, 1951 (Vol. 26; Pages 52-72)
|Includes English translation.
|Garrett, W. E. "No Place to Run" in National Geographic, 1974 January (Pages 78-101)
|Graham, David Crockett. "Songs and Stories of the Ch'uan Miao". Washington DC. The Smithsonian Institution, Miscellaneous Collections, 1954 April 3 (Vol. 123, No. 1; Contents Page Only)
|"Government of Laos". International Voluntary Services, Vientiane, 1967 October 19 (3 Pages)
|Hafner, James. "The Pathet Lao and Change in Traditional Economies of the Meo and Kha, 1958-1961". Papers of the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters, 1965 (Vol. L; Pages 431-436)
|Halpern, Joel M. "Economic Development and American Aid", 1958 August (30 Pages; Unpublished Manuscript)
|Halpern, Joel M. "Economy and Society of Laos: A Brief Survey". New Haven: Southeast Asia Studies: Monograph Series No. 5, Yale University Press, 1964 (Handwritten Notes from Volume)
|Halpern, Joel M. "Geographic, Demographic and Ethnic Background on Laos". Los Angeles: Laos Project Paper No. 4, University of California, 1961 (19 Pages)
|Halpern, Joel M. "Laos and Her Tribal Problems" (Laos Project Paper; 11 Pages) and "Laotian Agriculture Statistics" (Los Angeles: Laos Project Paper No. 9; 18 Pages), 1961 (29 Pages)
|Halpern, Joel M. "Government Statistics" (Laos Project Paper No. 8), 1961 (11 Pages)
|Halpern, Joel M. "Laos: Introduction" in Southeast Asian Tribes, Minorities, and Nations edited by Peter Kunstadter. Center of International Studies, Princeton University Press, Princeton, NJ, 1967 (Pages 233-258)
|Hamadache, Ali. "Adult Education in the Province of Houa Khong". UNESCO Functional Literacy Project, Vientiane, 1972 December (5 Pages)
|Harmon, Roger. "Understanding Laotian People, Language and Culture", Undated (34 Pages)
|Hickey, Gerald. "Lu", Undated
|Hickey, Gerald. "Miao-Yao", Undated
|Hanouman. "Pavat Khoueng Houa Khong" [History of Houa Khong Province]. Richmond, CA, 1982 March (12 Pages)
|"The Hmong: Their History and Culture" National Indochinese Clearinghouse, Washington D.C., 1978 (65 Pages)
|Ireson, Carol. "Nutrition Survey of Six Lao Villages". International Voluntary Services, Vientiane, 1969 (32 Pages)
|Iwata, Keiji. "Ethnic Groups in the Valley of the Nam Song and Nam Lik: Their Geographical Distribution and Some Aspects of Social Change". Edited by Joel Halpern. Los Angeles, Laos Project Paper No. 15, University of California, 1959 (35 Pages)
|Iwata, Keiji. "Minority Groups in Northern Laos: Especially the Yao". Edited by Joel Halpern. Los Angeles, Laos Project Paper No. 16, University of California, 1960 (33 Pages)
|Izikowitz, Karl Gustav. "Ethnografiska Forskningar I Franska Indokina" [Hill Peasants in French Indochina], Undated
|Jenkins, David. "Mutiny in the Mountains." Far Eastern Economic Review, Hong Kong, 1975 January 10
|Jenkins, David. "The Mob: Waiting to Settle the Score." Far Eastern Economic Review, Hong Kong, 1975 January 17
|Kandre, Peter. "The Yao People in Thailand: A Social-Anthropological Study". UNESCO Fellow. Chiengrai, Thailand, 1964 December 20 (43 Pages)
|Karignavong, Khampheng. "Historical Notes on the Yao People". Houei Sai, Laos, 1973 (34 Pages)
|This manuscript was written by a high school student in Houei Sai. He visited the Yao villages in the area and gathered his notes from conversations with elders of the Yao (Mien) ethnic group. The translation to English is poor.
|Karignavong, Khampheng. "History and Background of The Lao Theung", circa 1973 (28 Pages)
|Original manuscript written in Lao; Rough English translation.
|Karignavong, Khampheng. "Traditional Medicines of Luang Nam Tha", circa 1974
|This manuscript was actually written by Nai Insong, a resident of Nam Tha. Khampheng assisted Nai Insong organize his writing. (Note: Actual examples of some of the leaves and roots used are contained in the Ethnological Botany collection in Special Collections).
|Karignavong, Khampheng. "History of Ban Houei Sai", circa 1974 (31 Pages)
|Originally written in Lao script, Khampheng interviewed elders and leaders in Ban Houei Sai community for their recollections. Rough translation into English.
|Keenan, Faith. "Laos Loosens Up" in Indochine Issues, 1989 April (6 Pages)
|Karignavong, Khampheng. "Notes on the Nha-Heun Customs", circa 1970 (2 Pages)
|A paper written by author about Nha-Heun customs in Lao with rough English translation.
|Khamphong. "History of Ban Puong", Undated (24 Pages)
|Author wrote the paper as part of a summer student work project. He is originally Lue from Ban Poung and attended school in Luang Prabang. Ban Poung located east of Ban Houei Sai. Originally written in Lao with English translation.
|Kingdom of Laos. "Educational Reform Act of 1962 - Royal Decree No. 248", 1962 July 30 (14 Pages)
|Kingdom of Laos. "Project of Functional Literacy of Vientiane Plain Farmers". Vientiane: Ministry of National Education, Fine Arts and Sports and Youth, 1971 August (23 Pages)
|Kongseng. "Phavatxat Thai Leu" (History of the Thai Leu), circa 1973-1974 (3 Pages)
|Originally written in Lao script and translated roughly into English.
|"The Lamvong". Vientiane: Operation Brotherhood, Inc., circa 1969 (2 Pages)
|"Land Classification Survey: Nam Kueng and Ban Houei Sai or Areas Ban Houei Sai, Laos". Vientiane: USAID Mission to Laos, 1973 January (3 Pages)
|"Laos" in Asia Yearbook (1966, p. 215-220); Far Eastern Economic Review 1969 Yearbook (p. 213-217), and the Far Eastern Economic Review 1972 Yearbook (p. 224-227), 1966, 1969, 1972
|"Laos: The Land and the People". Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services, Supplement No. 4, 1978 May (32 Pages)
|"Laos Termed a State of Mind, Not a Country" in The Bangkok World, 1970 February 24 ( Pages)
|"Laos: The Silent Surrender" in the Far Eastern Economic Review, 1975 May 23
|Langer, Paul E. "Comments on Bernard Fall's The Pathet Lao: A Liberation Party" (1968 January; 6 Pages); "Laos: preparing for Settlement in Vietnam" (1969 February; 12 Pages); "Laos: Search for Peace in the Midst of War" (1967 December; 16 Pages), 1967-1969 (34 Pages)
|LeBar, Frank M. "Ethnic Groups and Languages" in In Laos, Its People, Its Society, Its Culture by Frank LeBar, New Haven: HRAF Press, 1960 (Pages 34-43)
|"The Lu" in The Journal of the Siam Society, 1925 (Vol. XIX; Pages 159-169)
|Lemoine, Jacques. "Les Ecritures Du Hmong", Undated (Pages 123-165)
|Lemoine, Jacques. "Yao Ceremonial Paintings" in Arts of Asia, Undated (Pages 11-20)
|Lewin, Howard. "Work in Laos - Some Immediate Problems", 1966 (5 Pages)
|Written in 1966 by IVSer Lewin and later used by USAID/LAOS, Public Works Division.
|"Life in Veintiane", circa 1966 (17 Pages)
|Mimeographed and probably used for orientation material for IVSers or USAID personnel.
|Marktheparaks, Bounyadeth. "America's Forgotten Laotian Allies" in Wall Street Journal, 1986 July 28 (Page 15)
|Maxwell, Dayton. "Review of Area Training Programs", 1972 September-October (2 Copies; 38 Pages)
|One copy was prepared for FY 73 Dry Season Review, Area Coordinator Conference (1972 October 19-21); the other is a longer mimeographed version.
|Mekong Committee. "Report on Rural Development in Laos", circa 1971 (23 Pages)
|Mickey, M. P. The Covorie Shell Miao of Keichow, Undated (Contents Page Only)
|Book published in 1947 as a publication of the Peabody Museum, Cambridge Mass.
|Mote, F. W. "The Rural Haw (Yunnanese Chinese) of Northern Thailand" in Southeast Asian Tribes, Minorities, and Nations. Edited by Peter Kunstadter, Princeton University Press, 1967 (Pages 487-523)
|McCoy, Alfred W. "Flowers of Evil", circa 1971
|Murdoch, John B. "The 1901-1902 Holy Man's Rebellion", 1973 January (Original Manuscript; 30 Pages)
|Mulder, J. A. Niels. "Merit; An Investigation of The Motivational Qualities of the Buddhist Concept of Merit in Thailand." Dept. of Sociology and Anthropology, Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Northern Illinois University, 1968 November (18 Pages)
|McKeithen, Edwin T. "The Role of North Vietnamese Cadres in The Pathet Lao Administration of Xieng Khouang Province" USAID/LAOS, 1970 April (13 Pages)
|McKeithen, Edwin T. "Life Under the P.L. in Xieng Khouang ville". USAID/LAOS, circa 1970
|Nginn, Pierre S. "New Year Festivities (5th Month Festival)", 1959 (3 Pages)
|Nhouyvanisvong, Liliane. "The Sociology of Rural Laos". Published by UNESCO Regional Office for Education in Asia, Bangkok, circa 1969
|"Portrait of a Lao". Vientiane: Operation Brotherhood, circa 1967 (6 Pages)
|Orr, Kenneth G. "Psychological Characteristics of the Laotion Peoples: A Preliminary Survey" (1966 November; 11 Pages); "Relations with the Lao Nationals - Language and Personal Relations: A Recorded Interview with Mr. Richard Thomas Smith, Jr., IVS" (1966 March 14; 10 Pages), 1966 November (11 Pages)
|Osborn, G. M. T. "Government and the Hill Tribes of Laos", Undated
|Pavie, Auguste. "De Tang-Ho A Sop-Ngnim Sur Le Mekhong Et Le Nam-Ta, August 27-18 Septembre 1894" ["From Tang-Ho to Sop-Ngnim on the Mekong and the Nam-Ta, August 27-September 18 1894"], Undated
|Penrose, George L. "History of Houei Kong Cluster, September 1963-April 1965". Pakse, 1965 March 15 (4 Pages)
|Phathanakane is translated from the Lao to English as meaning "Area of Development."
|Poling, Fletcher H. "Vietiane Plain Village Inhibitions to Acceptance of Modern Farming Methods". Vientiane: USAID Mission to Laos, 1972 June (12 Pages)
|"Provisional Government of National Union", 1973 (1 Page)
|A poster issued by the Government of National Union containing pictures of all ministers and vice-ministers from both the Royal Lao Government and Pathet Lao sides of the government.
|Rispaud, Jean. "Sur Une Tribu Des Confis Sino - Laotiens: Les Thai Lu" in France-Asie, Undated (Pages 744-753)
|Royal Lao Government. "Fifteenth National Annual Conf. Primary School Inspectors, Phone Hong", 1973 (5 Pages)
|An address by Khamtanh Chanthala, Deputy Director General, Ministry of Education. Mimeographed.
|Royal Lao Government. " Protocol: The Agreement on the Restoration of Peace and Reconciliation in Laos", Undated
|The file contains the Agreement in Lao accompanied by a translation in English and US Embassy unofficial translation.
|Royal Lao Government. "Powers and Functions of Chaokhouang, Chaomuon Tasseng". Vientiane, 1964 (28 Pages)
|An unofficial translation from Lao to English from a joint directive from the Prime Minister, Minister of National Defense, and Minister of Interior. Also contains copies of directives from 1957, 1959 and 1961.
|Royal Lao Government. "Rural Communities, Cantons or Tassengs, Villages or Bans" Excerpted from "Administrative Organization of Laos" by Dominique Guerrini, UN Expert in Public Administration, circa 1968 (12 Pages)
|Royal Lao Government. The Commission for Rural Affairs. "Structures, Functions and Achievements" (7 Pages); "Unofficial List of Ministers of RLG and Their Positions" (Mimeographed), circa 1969
|Russell, Christopher H. "Narrative for the Pakse Area FY 1972 and Post War Planning Presentation". Pakse: USAID/Laos, 1971 January 30 (28 Pages)
|Sage, William. "Education Muong Sayasila", 1970 April 20 (18 Pages)
|A reference paper prepared for educational Development.
|Sage, William. "The Fifth Month Festival", circa 1976 (5 Pages)
|An unpublished article about the Laotians living in the San Francisco Bay area in 1976.
|Sage, William. "USAID/Houa Khong History", circa 1973 (4 Pages)
|An unofficial draft prepared about the economic assistance provided to Houa Khong Province (formally Nam Tha Province) by the US.
|Sahai, Sachchidanand. "The Phoa Lak Phoa and the Laitian Cultural Tradition" in Ramayana in South East Asia, Undated
|Sayachak, Khamlong. "Notes on the Thai Leu of Ta Ta" and "Blessings Recitations at the Rice Baci Ceremony", circa 1974
|Personal reflections written by Khamlong in Lao script and translated to English. Original writing in 1974.
|Sebastian, E. G. "The Yao; A Paper Written by Nai Chan Sungsi Yananda and Luang Nonwakorn, in Reply to The Questionnaire of the Siam Society", 1925 (Pages 83-93)
|Senekhammy, Koua Yang. "History of the Stripped Meo", 1976 January (11 Pages)
|A written narrative by Khoua Yang in Lao. The narrative is only partially translated. Contains interesting drawings pertaining to use of plants and insects for medicinal purposes.
|"The Situation in Laos". Department of State, 1959 September (23 Pages)
|Contains information about the Lao Communist Movement, DRV invades Laos 1953, Communist buildup and history of US aid to Laos.
|Smucker, Silas J. "Briefing Outline on Muong Phieng Cluster", circa 1965 (11 Pages)
|Souvannhorath, Khongkham. "History of Muong Xieng Kheng and Muong Sing", Undated (39 Pages)
|A written, mimeographed history prepared in Lao by Khongkham based upon his recollections. Content reflects both folklore and personal recollection. The Lao has been translated into elementary English. Written before 1971.
|Stanton, Thomas H. "Conflict in Laos: The Village Point of View". New Haven: Yale University, Southeast Asia Studies, 1969
|From Asian Survey, November 1968, Vol. VIII, Number 11. Pages 887-900.
|Starner, Frances Articles, 1972 October 7-1979 May 8
"Flight of the CIA" in Far Eastern Economic Review, 1972 October 7
"The Calm in the Eye of a Storm"in Far Eastern Economic Review, 1972 October 7
"The Laotion Way to Socialism" in The Business Times Bangkok 1979 May 8
|Stone, David. "Lao Resistance: Beyond an Equilibrium?" in Focus, 1981 February-March (Pages 45-58)
|Tate, D. J. M. "The Thai States: Thailand and Laos". Chapter VI of The Making of Modern South East Asia. Oxford University Press, 1971 (Pages 483-530)
|Teso, Dr. Tenh. "Higher Education in Laos With Special Reference to the Royal Institue of Law and Administration", 1974 (6 Pages)
|An abstract of an essay written by Dr. Teso for publication by the Regional Institute of Higher Education and Development and its conference held in Laos on 1974 December 18.
|Thao Thong. "The Hmoob Had Organized After Kublai Khan Founded the Mongol Dynasty", 1972 (9 Pages)
|A paper written by a fourth year English language student based upon oral history of his recollection.
|Umemoto, Diane L. "Yao Ritual Scrolls: From Icons to Antiques" in Asia, 1981 May-June (Pages 30-43)
|Unesco. "Administration of Education in the Asian Region" in the Bulletin of the UNESCO Regional Office for Education in Asia, 1974June (5 Pages; Pages V-XIX)
|Unesco. "Education in Laos" in the Bulletin of the UNESCO Regional Office for Education in Asia, 1972 March (Vol. VI, No. 2; 14 Pages)
|U.S. Agency for International Development. "Foreign Assistance for the Development of Laos". Vientiane, 1968 November (14 Pages)
|U.S. Agency for International Development. "Initial Evaluation of Houei Nam Phak (KM 25) Resettlement and Development Experimental Project", circa 1969 (Mimeographed Report; 20 Pages)
|U.S. Agency for International Development. "Houei Pamon-Sam Thong Highway Project", 1969 August 11 (Mimeographed Memorandum)
|U.S. Agency for International Development. "Naitan-Tasseng Training", 1971 June 29 (Mimeographed Memorandum; 15 Pages)
|The memorandum outlines various curriculums used for training of canton and villages leaders.
|USAID. "Progress Report on the USAID/Laos Royal Lao Government Project for Opium Poppy Crop Substitution in Houa Khong Province". Ban Houei Sai, 1974 January (8 Pages; Mimeographed)
|USAID. "Rural Development Division", circa 1965 (5 Pages)
|Mimeographed paper outlining background, approaches, and goals of the Rural Development Program.
|"The Lao - USAID Rural Development Program", Undated
|USAID. "U.S. Economic Assistance to the Royal Lao Government 1962-1972". Vientiane: Embassy of the USA, USAID Mission to Laos, 1972 December (32 Pages)
|USAID. "Xieng Khouang Development Program", 1969 (Draft Proposal)
|USAID. "Economic Situation Report for Laos", 1972 (Mimeographed Report; 5 Pages)
|USAID. "Sample Demographic and Related Information", Undated ( Pages)
|U.S. Congress. "Rural Development in Asia". Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs, House of Representatives. Washington, 1967 (221 Pages)
|U.S. Congress. "U.S. Policy Towards Asia and the Pacific: Chronology of Significant Events 1844-1968" in "The Future United States Role in Asia and in The Pacific". Hearings before the Subcommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs House of Representatives. Washington, 1968 (Pages 294-320)
|U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. "Profiles of Some Good Places for the Lao to Live in the U.S" by David North and Voradeth Ditthavong. Washington, DC, 1989 (107 Pages)
|U.S. Dept. of State. "Background Notes - Laos". Issued by the U.S. Embassy, Vientiane, 1964 March (6 Pages)
|"White Paper on Vietnamese Aggressions in Laos: 1954-1990" by Vang Pobzeb. New Haven: Yale University Conference, 1990 December 8 (44 Pages)
|"Vientiane Guide" by the American Women's Club of Vientiane. Vientiane, 1989 (25 Pages)
|"Vientiane's New Order Changes" by John Everingham in the Far Eastern Economic Review, 1975 July 18
|Vercoutre, C. L. "Economy of Laos". Vientiane: Ministry of National Economy, 1960 December (38 Pages; Typewritten)
|Vern Ou. "Notes Regarding the Customs of Marriage in the Yao Tribe", Undated (11 Pages)
|Author was member of Yao (Mien) ethnic group and wrote this paper in Lao script. Prepared in 2516 BE. English translation accompanies manuscript but translation is very rough.
|Vilaysouk, Cheua. "History of the Thai Dam", circa 1973-1974 (2 Pages)
|The original work prepared in Lao script. The work is very brief and incomplete. English translation weak.
|Vong. "Conversations with Tasseng Vong on the Historical Background of the Nha-Heun", Undated
|A collection of notes taken by William Sage resulting from conversations with Tasseng Vong, who was considered "the" elder of the Nha Heung tribe. Vong lived in Ban Latassin and fled to Pakse and Houei Sai after the April 1971 takeover by the Pathet Lao in Kong Senamnoi. He died after 1975. He had no children. Accompanying hand-drawn maps. Oral History of Vong.
|Vuthao. "Cultural Laws and Jurisprudence in the Hmong Villages", circa 1972
|This collection of notes was compiled by Vuthao, who wrote this paper as a summer research project on Hmong customary laws. He wrote the paper originally in English. Vuthao was Hmong himself from Xieng Khouang.
|Vuthao. "Customs and Culture of the Akha", 1972
|This collection of notes was compiled by Vuthao, a Hmong English student who spent part of a summer in Ban Phate, a large Akha village north of Muong Meung. The notes were originally written in English. Interesting ethnological notes.
|Vuthao. "Myth and History of the Yao People", 1972 (14 Pages)
|The collection of notes was compiled based upon conversations with Yao (Mien) elders, who often referred to their almanacs written in Chinese. Compilation of notes was done in 1972.
|Vuthao. "Notes on the History of Meung Muong", 1972
|Originally written in English by Vuthao, an English student of ethnic Hmong background. Compiled based upon oral recollections of residents of Muong Meung.
|War, James Thomas. "U.S. Aid to Hill Tribe Refugees in Laos", Undated (Pages 295-303)
|Warner, Dennis. "Why We Lost in Laos". Chapter 14 of The Last Confucian. The MacMillan Co., 1963
|Warner, Roger. "Pathet Lao and North Viatnamese Historical Photographs of the war in Laos", circa 1981
|A collection of photographs from the NLHX era. Many of the photographs have captions in Vietnamese.
|Warner, Roger. "The Longest Secret War" in Focus, 1981 July (Pages 16-30)
|Westermeyer Articles, 1971-1983
"A Comparison of Amok and Other Homicide in Laos" in American Journal of Psychiatry (1972 December; Pages 79-85)
"Hmong Refugees in Minnesota" in Minnesota Medicine (1983 July; Pages 431-439)
"Lao Folk Diagnoses for Mental Disorder: Comparison with Psychiatric Diagnosis and Assessment with Psychiatric Rating Scales" in Medical Anthropology (Vol. 5; 1981; Pages 425-443)
"Mental Disorders In A Peasant Society: Personal Consequences" in Journal of Perational Psychiatry (Vol. 12, No. 2; 1981; Pages 121-126)
"Opium Availability And The Prevalence of Addiction in Asia" in British Journal of Addiction (1981; Pages 85-90)
"Two Neo-Buddhist Cults in Asia: The Influence of The Founder And The Social Context On Religious Movements"
"Social Networks and Mental Illness in a Peasant Society" in Schizophrenia Bulletin (Vol. 7, No. 1; 1981; Pages 125-134)
"Psychosis in a Peasant Society: Social Outcomes" in American Journal of Psychiatry (1980 November; Pages 1390-1394)
"Sex Ratio Among Opium Addicts in Asia: Influences of Drug Availability and Sampling Method" in Drug and Alcohol Dependence (1980; Pages 131-136)
"Influence of Mental Illness on Marriage, Reproduction, and Parenting in a Society without Psychiatric Services" in The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease (1980; Pages 614-620)
"Folk Concepts of Mental Disorder Among The Lao: Continuities With Similar Concepts in Other Cultures and In Psychiatry" in Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry (1979; Pages 301-317)
"Medical and Nonmedical Treatment for Narcotic Addicts; A Comparative Study from Asia" in The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease (Vol. 167, No. 4; 1979; Pages 205-211)
"Folk Explanations of Mental Illness in Rural Laos" in American Journal of Psychiatry (1979 July 1979; Pages 901-905)
"Folk Criteria for the Diagnosis of Mental Illness in Rural Laos: On Being Insane in Sane Places" in The American Journal of Psychiatry (1979 June; Pages 755-765)
"Indigenous and Expatriate Addicts in Laos: A Comparison" in Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry (Pages 139-150)
"Mortality and Psychosis in a Peasant Society" in The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease (1978; Pages 769-774)
"Social Events and Narcotic Addiction: The Influence of War and Law On Opium Use in Laos"
"Traditional and Constitutional Law: A Study of Change in Laos" in Asian Survey (Vol. XI, No. 6; 1971; Pages 562-569; B-2)
"Grenade-Amok in Laos: A Psychosocial Perspective" in The International Journal of Social Psychiatry (Vol. 19, Nos. 3 and 4; 19__)
"Assassination And Conflict Resolution in Laos" in American Anthropologist (Vol. 75, No. 1; 1973 February; Pages 123-131)
"Assassination in Laos" in Arch Gen Psychiatry (Vol. 28; 1973 May; Pages 740-743)
"On the Epidemicity of Amok Violence" in Arch Gen Psychiatry (Vol. 28; 1973 June; Pages 873-875)
"Opium Smoking in Laos: A survey of 40 Addicts" in American Journal of Psychiatry (1974; Pages 165-170)
"Opium Dens" in Arch Gen Psychiatry (Vol. 31; 1974 August; Pages 237-240)
"The Pro-Heroin Effects of Anti-Opium Laws in Asia" in Arch Gen Psychiatry (Vol. 33; 1976 September; Pages 1135-1139)
"A Heroin Epidemic in Asia" in American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse (1977; 11 Pages)
"Opium and Heroin Addicts in Laos." in The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease (Vol. 164, No. 5; 1977; Pages 346-350)
"Opium and Heroin Addicts in Laos." in The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease (Vol. 164, No. 5; 1977; Pages 351-354)
"Tonal Language Acquisition Among Lao Children" in Anthropological Linguistics (1977 September; Pages 260-264)
"Treatment Outcome and The Role of The Community in Narcotic Addiction" in The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease (Vol. 166, No. 1; 1978; Pages 51-58)
"An Addiction Treatment Program in Laos: The First Year's Experience" in Drug and Alcohol Dependence (1978; Pages 93-101)
"Psychiatry in Indochina: Cultural Issues During the Period 1965-1975" in Transcultural Psychiatric Research (19__; Pages 23-38)
"Treatment For Narcotic Addiction In A Buddhist Monastery" in Journal of Drug Issues (1980; Pages 221-227)
"Mentally Ill Foragers and Beggars in a Peasant Society: Their Social Networks and Psychopathology" in International Journal of Family Therapy (1981; Pages 295-309)
"Violence and Mental Illness in a Peasant Society: Characteristics of Violent Behaviors and Folk Use of Restraints" in British Journal of Psychiatry (1978; Pages 529-541)
"Ecological Sensitivity and Resistance of Cultures in Asia" in Behavior Science Research (Vol. 13, No. 2; 1978; Pages 109-123)
"Influence of Opium Availability on Addiction Rates in Laos" in American Journal of Epidemiology (Vol. 109, No. 5; 1979; Pages 550-562)
"Folk Treatments for Opium Addiction in Laos" in British Journal of Addiction (Vol. 68; 1973; Pages 345-349)
"Lao Buddhism, Mental Health, and Contemporary Implications" in Journal of Religion and Health (Vol. 122, No. 2; 1973 April; Pages 181-188)
"Use of Alcohol and Opium by the Meo of Laos" in American Journal of Psychiatry (Vol. 127, No. 8; 1971 February; Pages 59-63)
"A Comparison of Three Case Finding Methods for Opiate Addicts: A Study Among The Hmong in Laos" in The International Journal of the Addictions (Vol. 16, No. 1; 1981; Pages 173-183)
"A Comparative Study of Male and Female Opium Addicts Among the Hmong (Meo)" in British Journal of Addiction (Vol. 73; 1978; Pages 181-187)
"Program Consultation: The National Detoxification Center, Vientiane, Laos" (1973 March-April)
|Wiens, Herold J. "Chinese Expansion by Land: Yunnan". Chapter 3 of Unidentified Work, Undated
|Willenson, Kim. "Kong Le: Modern Version of an Ancient Tragedy" in Bangkok Post, 1967 May 21
|Woolley, Herbert E. "Notes on the Economy of Houei Sai", 1969 November 5 (11 Pages)
|Wyatt, David K. "Siam and Laos 1767-1827", Undated
|Yudy, Naisian. "Bronze Drums of Southeast Asia", 1967
|Taken from Ancient History of Thailand Depart. Of Fine Arts, Opening of the National Museum, 25 No. 1967, Bangkok, Thailand.
|Zasloff, Joseph J. "Laos in 1975: People's Democratic Revolution - Lao Style" (in Asian Survey; Vol. 16, No. 2; 1976 February) and "Laos 1973: Wary Steps Towards Peace" (Submitted to Asian Survey; 1974 February; 9 Pages), 1974-1976
|Karignavong, Khampheng. "History of Luang Nam Tha", circa 1973-1974 (11 Pages)
|Written in Lao script. Poor translation to English. Drawings and maps attached.
|Olsen, Lawrence "My Stay in a Lao Wat" (Temple). Khong Sedone: IVS, 1967 December (35 Pages)
|A personal narrative of Olsen's experience in a Lao temple.
|Pathoumthong, Sone. "Summary of Lao History: The Kingdom of Laos", Undated
|"Pheun Phrabang" ["The Legend of the Phrabang"]. Vientiane: Department of Sports and Youth, Ministry of Education, 1969 (37 Pages)
|File contains a copy of the booklet accompanied by an English translation of the booklet. "Pheun Phrabang" itself is in the Special Collections Lao vernacular.
|Series II: Photographs
|The Tai Leu, 1972 (11 Color Photographs)
|A one-volume collection of photographs from Thai Leu village life.
|The Akha in Houa Khong Province, 1971-1972 (104 Photographs)
|A one-volume collection of black and white but mostly color pictures of village life in Akha village in Houa Khong Province (present day Bokeo Province). The pictures were taken by James Bowman and William Sage.
|The Lantin, Undated (31 Photographs)
|A one-volume collection of black and white and color photographs in the Lantin villages near Ban Houei Sai. The photographs were primarily taken at Ban Nam Chang and Ban Nam Young Lantin.
|The Mien in Houa Khong Province, 1972-1973 (88 Photographs)
|A one-volume collection of color and black and white photographs from village life in Mien villages in Houa Khong Province (present day Bokeo Province). Some pictures of Mien in Thailand also included.
|The Hmong, 1971-1974 (158 Photographs)
|A one-volume collection of mostly black and white and some color photographs of the Hmong in Houa Khong Province. Some pictures of Hmong in other areas of Laos are included.
|Houa Khong Province Ethnography, circa 1972 (213 Color Photographs; Volumes I-II)
|A two-volume collection of photographs taken in Houa Khong Province, Laos by photographer James Bowman. The photographs depict village life in ethnic Hmong, Cui, Mien, Akha, Khamu, Golam, Lahu, Thai Dam, and Lao villages. The collection particularly focuses on ethnography, including silver work and textiles. Volume I: 109 photos, Volume II: 104 photos.
|The Ordinances Given by Chao Anou to the Nha Hewn People, 1970 December (85 Photographs)
|A one-volume collection of notes and photographs taken by William Sage. The notes reflect conversations with Nha Heun leader Tasseng Vong, with photographs of the palm leaf inscriptions.
|The Ordinances Given by Chao Anou to the Nha Hewn People, 1970 December (85 Photographs; Duplicates)
|Kong Senamnoi, 1963-1969 (152 Black and White Photographs; SESP 163-SESP 315)
|Photographs, taken by USAID photographer, depict village life, IVS development projects in the Houei Kong cluster. Major focus on Groupe Scolaire construction, ram water pump and pictures of local leaders.
|Muong Sayasila (Kong Se Nam Noi), 1970-1971 (63 Photographs; SESP 316-SESP 379)
|A one-volume collection of photographs taken by William Sage. The photographs depict village life mostly in Nha Heun villages and the refugee experience in Pakse in 1971 when villages from Muong Sayasila fled to Pakse after the communist take over of May 1971. Kong Se Nam Noi is located in present day Champassak Province but in Attopeu Province in 1971, on the eastern half of the Bolovens.
|Muong Sayasila, 1968, 1971 (27 Black and White Photographs; SESP 380-SESP 406)
|A collection of photographs taken by USAID photographer Jack Barker. The photographs include AID development work and aerial shots of the villages in the Bolovens area. The photographs of the eastern Bolovens Plateau were taken by an unknown photographer as early as 1968. Muong Sayasila is the former Kong Se Nam Noi in Attopeu Province.
|Muong Sayasila, 1970-1971 (95 Photographs; SESP 407-SESP 501)
|A collection of color and black and white photographs taken in Muong Sayasila (formerly Kong Se Nam Noi) Attopeu Province.
|Muong Sayasila, 1969-1971 (84 Color Photographs; SESP 502-SESP 585)
|Photographs include community development activities in Houei Kong cluster in both Nha Heun and Loven villages. Photographs were taken by William Sage and IVSer James Martois.
|Muong Sayasila, 1970 (60 Black and White Photographs; SESP 586-SESP 645)
|Photographs include village activities in both Loven and Nha Heun villages.
|Slides: FANG, Mandalay Temples, Rangoon, Burma Countryside by Train, 1975
|Slides: Chiengmai Temples, 1975
|Slides: Baci in Pakse for Bill, Trip to Phak Tha, Vientiane Market and Arials, 1971
|Slides: Laos, South Laos, Champassak, Houei Kong, Hong Sa, Muong Meung, Vientiane, 1969-1971
|Slides: Ethnic Groups, Houa Khong and Ethnic Collection, 1974
|Slides: Ethnic Groups, Houa Khong, 1974
|Slides: Traditions: Baci Pakse, Phimai, Khampen's Wedding, 1971-1974
|Slides: Internal Houa Khong, Chosing-Ban Poung, Namphet, Phak Nyao, Nam Nhone Harv, Houei Het Noi, Nam Puck, Bang Dan, Houei O, 1973
|Slides: Internal Houa Khong, Houei Sai, Phiboun Sin, Muong Meung, Chaluwpha, 1973
|Slides: Traditions and People: Kamepns Wedding, K.L., Yee, Houei Kang, Tasseng Vong, Pictures Torm, Mai Ya, Nang Tha, 1973-1974
|Slides: Internal Laos: Vte, L.P., SBY, Phak Tha, 1973
|Slides: External Laos: Iran-USA, CHM, Singapore, 1971-1973
|Slides: External Laos: Singapore, Sarawak, Chiang Mai, 1973-1974
|Slides: San Francisco Homeleave, River Trip Phak Tha, Boun Phimounsin, T.P., at H.S. Thai, 1974
|Kwen Village, ADL Farm, Houei Kong, 1971-1973 (16 Photographs)
|Pepe Lalo, Undated (25 Photographs)
|Ben Rivella Teaching Paddy Rice Classes in Houei Kong, 1968-1969 (70 Photographs)
|Houei Kong: Irrigation and Clearing School Yard, Ban Nong Pannan School, Undated (50 Photographs)
|Houei Kong, Undated (24 Photographs)
|Houei Kong, 1970 (95 Photographs)
|Houei Kong, Pakse (on Mekong), 1969 (95 Photographs)
|Hmong Villages in Vang Vien Area [?], Undated (42 Photographs)
|Ban Nam Leng Vuthao, Nam Phet, 1972-1973 (46 Photographs)
|Vang Vieng, Laos, circa 1969 (90 Black and White Photographs)
|A collection of photographs taken in the Mien, Hmong and Lao villages in the Vang Vieng area. The photographs were taken by a French volunteer worker named Jean Habert.
|Saravan after Recapture, circa 1970 (31 Black and White Photographs)
|A collection of photographs taken after the recapture of Saravan from North Vietnamese occupation. The photographs show the destruction resulting from the retaking of the town.
|Muong Sayasila, circa 1969-1970 (3 Black and White Photographs)
|A collection of photographs from the sawmill project and the cooperative owners (Capt. Tong and Ting [?]).
|Muong Sayasila, Attopeu, Laos, circa 1963 (12 Black and White Photographs)
|A collection of photographs taken east of the Senamnoi River (east of Ban Houei Kong).
|Muong Sayasila, Attopeu, Laos, 1965 (20 Black and White Photographs)
|A collection of photographs taken at Tong Wai paddy rice development project and pictures from Tong Hom and the paddy development area.
|Pakse, Laos, circa 1970-1971 (6 Black and White Photographs)
|A collection of photographs taken of Pathet Lao defectors who came to Pakse. The pictures were taken by a USIS photographer.
|Luang Prabang, 1971 (13 Black and White Photographs)
|Wat Phu, Champassak, Laos, 1969 November (24 Photographs)
|A collection of black and white and some color photographs. Wat Phu is the remaining structures from the Khmer empire stretching from Ankgor Wat into present-day southern Laos.
|Muong Meung, Laos, 1973 January (50 Black and White Photographs)
|A collection of photographs taken of a USAID agricultural survey team traveling by foot from Muong Meung to Nam Kheung through Lahu villages. The photographs were taken by William Sage.
|Ban Houei Sai, Bokeo Province, Northwest Laos, circa 1973-1974 (150 Black and White Photographs)
|A collection of photographs taken of development projects in the Bokeo area. The photographs include the Muong Meung school dedication, the Nakong Redirection Project, and the dedication of the new Ban Houei Sai market.
|Prince Souvanna Phouma & Prince Souphanouvong, Luang Prabang, 1974 April 4 (53 Color Photographs)
|A collection of pictures of the two princes greeting one another at the airport in Luang Prabang in preparation to meet the King and subsequently form a new Government of National Union.
|Kong Se Nam Noi Album, 1963-1969
|Hand Sketched and Inked Drawings, Undated
|[Box Number 18 Not Used]
|Ethnobotany Album, circa 1974
|A collection of botanical specimens from Nam Tha, Laos. The specimens reflect usage for medicinal purposes. Collected by Khampheng Kharignavong. See Subject Files, Box 3, Folder 9, "Traditional Medicines of Nam Tha."
|"An Assessment of the Ethnobotany Album in the William Sage Special Collection of Laos" by Sone Sithonnorath, 2008 Fall (Capstone Project for the Southeast Asian Certificate Program)
|Series III: Ephemera
|Vientiane News, 1971 October-1973 December
|Vientiane News, 1974 January-1975 April
|News Bulletin: United States Information Service Vientiane, 1972
|News Bulletin: United States Information Service Vientiane, 1973
|News Bulletin: United States Information Service Vientiane, 1974
|Series IV: Published and Unpublished Manuscripts
|US Aid Orientation Handbook, 1970
|Typed Document, Undated (Photocopy)
|Typed Document, Undated (Photocopy)
|Barbara Wall, "Les Nya Hon: Etude Ethnographique d'une Population du Plateau des Bolovens (Sud Laos)", Undated
|Copy of original manuscript before publication in 1975 in binder form.
|Typed Document, Undated (Photocopy)
|Catalog Cards, 1996 (Photocopy)
|Calendar, 205
|Typed Report: "Unexpected Benefits from Ashfield Research", 1969 (Photocopy)
|"Laos Project Paper" and "A Note on The Revised Nam Ngum Project", 1963
|Typed Various Manuscripts, 1963-1969
"Army Attaché Press Background". U.S. Embassy, Vientiane, Laos, 1969
"Free No More; The Allies America Forgot" in "Geo", circa 1975
Krowitz, E. J. "Laotian Credit System", 1966 (Copy Fading Rapidly)
"La Science et L'Education Dans Les Pays en Voie De Development." Conference Report, 1969 August
Muong Phieng Cluster Newspaper (No. IV; 1967 February)
Muong Phieng Cluster Newspaper (No. VI; 1967 April)
Muong Phieng Cluster Newspaper (No. VII; 1967 May)
Muong Phieng Cluster Newspaper (No. III; 1967 January)
Muong Phieng Cluster Newspaper (No. II; 1966 December)
"North Vietnamese in Laos", October 1967
Orr, Kenneth G. "Common Errors in Socio-Cultural Reports on Laos-II", 1967 February
"Plan de Travail Pour L' Instauration de Enseignement, Primaire Universel, Gratuit Et Obligatoire Au Laos, 1960-1980"
"Presidential Decree No. 123/PC Establishment of National Education Center, March 1959"
|"Powers and Functions of Chaokhoueng, Chaomuong, and Tasseng" and Project Appraisal Reports, 1969
|"Women's Survey, Muong Phieng Cluster", 1966 May-August
|Naiban/Tasseng Training Program, 1972 December-1973 June
|"Life Under the P.L. in the Xieng Khouang Village Area" by Edwin T. McKeithen, Undated
|"Laos: Search for Peace in the Midst of War" by Paul F. Langer, 1967 December
|"Comments on Bernard Fall's The Pathet Lao: a 'Liberation' Party" by Paul F. Langer, 1968 January
|"History and Background of Lao Theung"
|Historical Notes on the Yao People
|Publications, 1963-1974
"Laos 1973: Wary Steps Toward Peace" by MacAlister Brown and Joseph J. Zasloff, circa 1974
"Use of Alcohol and Opium by the Meo of Laos" by Joseph Westermeyer, 1971
"Opium Dens: A Social Resource for Addicts in Laos" by Joseph Westermeyer, 1974 August
"Dennis Warner, The Last Confucian", 1963
|Curriculum Vitae for Joseph Westermeyer, 1980 January
|Series V: Audiotapes
|Traditional Music of Laos, 1971-1975
Cassette 1: "Tungwai" from Saravan Province
Cassette 2: "Lamvong" (traditional dance music)
Cassette 3: Songs from Luang Prabang
Cassette 4: "Nhamleng"
Cassette 5: "Kap tum" from Luang Prabang
Cassette 6: "Lam tungwai" of Central-South Laos
Cassette 7: "Lam Sithandone" and "Lam Khonsidone"
Cassette 8: "Songs of Laos"
|Traditional Music of Laos, 1971-1975 (Digital Copies of Cassette Tapes in Box 27)
|Series VI: Maps
|Sub-Series A: Physical and Economic
|"Indochina Hypsometry". Published by the USG, 1965
|Topographical map of Indochina including charted elevations.
|"Laos Pluies et Forets [Laos Rainfall and Forests]". Published by the Service Geographique National, Vientiane, 1962
|"Laos Physique". Published by Service Geographique National, Vientiane, 1962
|"Cambodge-Laos-Viet Nam Croquis Physique et Routier". Published by Service Geographique National, Vientiane, 1967
|"Laos Economique". Published by Service Geographique National, Vientiane, 1962
|Includes mapping of natural resources with forests and mineral deposits.
|Sub-Series B: Administrative
|"Indochina Siam and Malaya". Rand McNally and Co. USA, 1953
|"Laos Administratif". Service Geographique National, Vientiane, 1962
|"Indochina Area". USG, 1966
|Topographical map including Laos and Thailand, North and South Vietnam and Cambodia.
|"Administrative Map Laos", circa 1977
|"Bolovens Plateau Eastern Region", circa 1970
|Map includes hand drawn map of the eastern region of the Bolovens Plateau with positioning of ethnic Loven and Nha Heun villages.
|"Map of Laos", circa 1960s (Photocopy)
|Includes major cities and villages in the country. Original map produced in early 1960's.
|"Administrative Map of Lao PDR". Published by the National Geographic Department, Vientiane, Laos, 1996
|"Administrative Map of Vientiane". Printed by Service Geographique National, Vientiane, 1970
|City map including primary points of interest in the city.
|"Province of Houa Khong". Houei Sai, circa 1974 (Photocopy)
|Map charted by William Sage with major villages in Houa Khong Province.
|Sub-Series C: Ethnological
|"Laos Ethnologique". Published by Service Geographique National, Vientiane, 1962
|"Ethnolinguistic Groups of Mainland Southeast Asia". Compiled by Frank M. LeBar, Gerald C. Hickey, John K. Musgrave. Human Relations Area Files Press, Yale University, 1964
|"Ethnological Distribution, Province Attopeu, Laos", 1970
|Mapped by William Sage while in Houei Kong, Laos.
|"Indochina Ethnolinquistic Groups", 1965
|Sub-Series D: Topographical and Aerial
|"Xaignabouri, Laos". Prepared by Royal Thai Survey Service, circa 1962 (Sheet NE 47-4 Series 1501S)
|Aerial map of the northern region of Xaignabouri (Sayaboury) Province including Xienglom, Phak Beng and Sayaboury town. Map prepared with names in both English and Thai.
|"Muang Meung, Laos". Army Map Service, Corps of Engineers, Washington, D.C., 1965 (Sheet 5050 II, Series L7015)
|Topographical map covering Muang Meung district. The names of Lahu villages have been hand written on the map according to a trek undertaken by William Sage in 1972 from Muang Meung to Houei O.
|"Amphoe Chiang Khong, Thailand". Printed by Army Map Service, Corp of Engineers, Washington, D.C., 1964 (Sheet 5071 I, Series L708)
|Topographical map covering Amphoe (canton) Chiang Khong Thailand opposite Ban Houei Sai, Laos on the right bank of the Mekong.
|"Ban N-Ngao, Laos". Army Map Service, Corp of Engineers, Washington, D.C., 1965 (Sheet 5049 I, Series L7015)
|Topographical map covering Muang Houei Sai district from Houei Sai village to Nam Ngao River. The names of villages have been hand written in by William Sage in 1973 according to their location as of 1973, ceasefire.
|"Ban N-Ngao, Laos". Prepared and printed by the Army Map Service, Corps Of Engineers, Washington, D.C., 1965 (Sheet 5049 I, Series L7015; 2 Copies)
|Topographical map covers area of Muong Houei Sai district on the right bank of the Mekong and Amphoe Chiang Khong on the left bank.
|"Amphoe Chiang Saen, Thailand". Prepared and printed by the Army Map Service, Corps of Engineers, Washington, D.C., 1963 (Sheet 5071 IV, Series L708)
|Topographical map covering general area of Chiang Saen district on the Thai side including Nam Mae Kok. On the right bank of the Mekong River, Laos, a few villages indicated.
|"Vien Pou Kha, Laos". Prepared by Army Map Service (1955); Printed by Service Geographique National, Vientiane (1962), 1955, 1962 (Sheet NF 47-16, Series L509)
|Topographical map of area from Phak Tha river town to Luong Nam Tha town, including villages along the Nam Tha River.
|"Ban Tong, Thailand, Laos". Printed by the Army Map Service, Corps of Engineers, Washington, D.C., 1965 (Sheet 5071 II, Series L708)
|Topographical map showing topography and villages mostly along the Nam Mae Ing River, which flows into the Mekong south of Chiang Khong Thailand.
|"Khoueng Attopeu, Muang Sekong". Produced by the Army Map Service, Washington, D.C., 1965 (Sheets 6339S, 6339 II, 6338 I, and 6338 IV)
|The four maps complete the eastern region of the Bolovens Plateau area and Muong May district, Attopeu. Housed on top of map case due to size.
|"Burma, Laos, Thailand". Prepared by D.O.D. St. Louis, Mo., 1969 (Sheet TPC J-10CG)
|Aeronautical Chart.
|"Muong Sing Laos". Prepared by Amy Map Service (1954); Printed by Service Geographique National, Vientiane (1967), 1954, 1967 (Sheet NF 47-12, Series L509)
|Topographical map covers Laos, China, Burma region of Muong Sing district with village locations on the Burma and China side of the border.
|"Carte Generale du Laos". Published by the Service Geographique National du Laos, Vientiane, 1968
|"Laos Route Destinations". Printed by the 29th Engineering Battalion, 1969 January
|"Changwat Nan, Thailand". Prepared and printed by the Army Map Service, Washington, D.C., 1965 (Sheet NE 47-8)
|Joint Operations Graphic (Air) map.
|"Southeastern Asia, Asian Highway with Interregional Links". Published by ESCAP and Bridgestone Tire Co. Tokyo, Japan, 1981 March
|"Muong May (Laos)". Prepared by the Aeronautical Chart and Informational Center, USAF, St. Louis, Mo., 1962 December (Aeronautical Chart; Sheet AGC-ND 48-8)
|"Saravane (Laos-Thailand)". Prepared by the Aeronautical Chart and Information Center, USAF, St. Louis, Mo., 1963 January (Sheet AGC-ND 48-3)
|"Joint Operations Graphic (Air) Amphoe Mae Chan, Thailand". Prepared and published by the Army Map Service, Washington, D.C., 1965 (Sheet NF 47-15)
|"Aeronautical Chart Tchepone, Laos". Prepared by the Army Map Service, Corps of Engineers, Washington, D.C., 1962 December (Sheet AGC NE 48-15)
|"Hue (Vietnam) Aeronautical Chart". D.O.D. St. Louis, Mo., 1969 (Sheet AGC NE 48-16)
|"Burma, Laos, China, Thailand Aeronautical Chart". D.O.D., St. Louis, Mo., 1969 (Sheet TPC J-10BG)
|"Ben Giang (Vietnam) Aeronautical Chart". Prepared by the Aeronautical Chart and Information Center, USAF, St. Louis, Mo., 1962 August (Sheet AGC ND 48-4)
|Map incorporates eastern region of the Bolovens Plateau.
|"Khong (Laos, Cambodia and Thailand) Aeronautical Chart". Prepared by Army Map Service, Corps of Engineers, Washington, D.C., 1962 December (Sheet AGC ND 48-7)
|"Ban Xiangbo, Laos". Prepared by the U.S. Army Map Service, Far East, 1965 (Sheet 5348 IV, Series L7015)
|Topographical map of section of Mekong cutting through Luang Prabang Province and Sayaboury Province.
|"Ban Dimi, Laos". Prepared by the U.S. Army Map Service, Far East, 1965 (Sheet 5248 III, Series L7015)
|Topographical map of a section of Sayabouri Province.
|"Ban Nongtong, Laos". Prepared by the U.S. Army Map Service, Far East, 1965 (Sheet 5148 I, Series L7015)
|Topographical map of area west of Pakbeng incorporating Mekong River.
|"Muang Pakbeng, Laos". Prepared by the U.S. Army Map Service, Far East, 1965 (Sheet 5248 IV, Series L7015)
|Topographical map of Pakbeng area of Luang Prabang Province.
|"Ban Tham, Laos". Prepared by U.S. Army Map Service, Far East, 1965 (Sheet 5148 III, Series L7015)
|Topographical map, Sayaboury Province area of Ban Tham.
|"Ban Pakkhop, Laos". Prepared by the U.S. Army Map Service, Far East, 1965 (Sheet 5148 IV, Series L7015)
|Topographical map including Ban Kontern, Sayaboury Province and Mekong River.
|"Muang Hong Sa, Laos". Prepared by U.S. Army Map Service, Far East, 1965 (Sheet 5248 III, Series, L7015)
|Topographical map of eastern region of Muang Hong Sa, Sayaboury Province.
|"Ban Pakkhop, Laos". Prepared by the U.S. Army Map Service, Far East, 1965 (Sheet 5248 II, Series L7015)
|Topographical map of Hongsa area, Sayaboury Province.
|"Ban Konghang, Laos". Prepared by the U.S. Army Map Service, Far East, 1965 (Sheet 6338 IV, Series L7015)
|Topographical map covers area south of Houei Soi, in Kong Senamnoi, Bolovens Plateau south Laos.
|"Ban Pon, Laos". Prepared by the U.S. Army Map Service, Far East, 1965 (Sheet 5148 II, Series L7015)
|Topographical map focusing on the Xieng Lom and Xienghon districts of Sayabouri Province.
|"Pakxong, Laos". Prepared and printed by the U.S. Army Map Service, Far East, 1964 (Sheet 6256 IV, Series L7012)
|Topographical map covers Pakxong (Paksong) Laos, located on the Bolovens Plateau, southern Laos.
|"Ban Houay Koy, Laos". Prepared by the U.S. Army Map Service, Far East, 1963 (Sheet 6256 III, Series L7012)
|Topographical map covers area south of Paksong on Bolvens Plateau southern Laos.
|"Ban Xieng Kok, Laos". Prepared and printed by the Army Map Service, Corps of Engineers, Washington, D.C., 1965 (Sheet 5150 IV, Series L7015)
|Topographical map covering Ban Xieng Kok area East and West of the Mekong (Burma).
|"Muang Meung, Laos". Prepared by Army Map Service, Corps of Engineers Washington, D.C., 1965 (Sheet 5050 II, Series L7015)
|Topographical map covering Muang Meung area. Some hand written notations by William Sage of ethnic villages, probably 1972.
|"H. Sa, Laos". Army Map Service, Corps of Engineers, Washington, D.C. (Sheet 5348 III, Series L7015)
|"Naga Hills". Prepared by the Aeronautical Chart and Information Center, USAF, St. Louis, Mo. (Aeronautical Chart; Sheet ONC-H-10)
|"Irrawaddy River". Prepared by the Aeronautical Chart and Information Center, USAF, St. Louis, Mo. (Aeronautical Chart; Sheet ONC-J-10)
|"Eastern Region Bolovens Plateau Beginning at Houei Kong and Including Xekong River Basin and Attopeu Town" (50.5" x 43")
|Two maps taped together make up one entire map. Right side of map: ATTOPEU, Laos, Legend, map information as of 1968, grid zone designation 48P (XB/YB). The left side of map: Ban KONGHANG, Legend, map information as of 1965, grid zone designation 48P (XB). Housed on top of map case due to size.
|Series VII: Books and Other Publications
|All of the publications listed in this series have been removed and cataloged into the Hayden Library's Special Collections stacks. Researchers wishing to view these items may request them at the Reference Desk in the Luhrs Reading Room during normal operating hours.
|Sub-Series A: Lao Language Books and Publications
|Amerika/ Phim phae phai doi sammakngan Thalaeng Khao Amerikan. Published by USIS. Viangchan: s.n, 1960 (58 Pages)
|Baep Hat An Phasa Lao tomtan san pathom phi thi 1 [Lao Language Reader Grade 1, Part I]. Vientiane: Ministry of Education, circa 1971 (36 Pages)
|Baep Hat An Phasa Lao san Pathom phi thi 1 ton pai [Lao Language Reader Grade 1, Part II]. by Khamsi Sirimanothan. Vientiane: Ministry of Education, circa 1971 (49 Pages)
|Baep Hian Phasa Lao San Pathom Pee Tee Nung [Lao Language Grade 1]. Ministry of Education, Institute of Research, Science and Education. Vientiane, 1994 (149 Pages)
|Baep Hian Sintham san Pathom pi thi 4 [Ethics and Morals Grade 4]. by Maha Huang Thepsuvan and Maha Bounpheng Naovarangsi. Vientiane: Ministry of Education, 1974 (22 Pages)
|Baep Hian Sintham san Pathom pi thi 4 [Ethics and Morals, P-5] by Maha Bounpheng Naovarangsi. Ministry of Education, Vientiane, Undated (92 Pages)
|Baep Hian Phasa Lao, An Okk Kian Dai 27 Sua Muong Samlap Phounhai [Reading and Writing Lao Language in 27 Hours for Adults]. Published by the Association for the Development of Culture for Adult Education. Vientiane, Undated (26 Pages)
|Baep Son An Pathom 3 [Lao Reader Grade 3]. Ministry of Education, Vientiane, circa 1971 (198 Pages)
|Botsanthana Lao-Chin [Study Lao-Chinese] by Wannaboun (Lo Sui Khouang). Phongsali, 1993 (212 Pages)
|Printed in Yunnan, 1994.
|Champa Si Ton [Four branches of the Frangipani Tree] by Pho. Phuangsaba. Vientiane: LPDR Publications, 1995 (126 Pages)
|Chao Anu 1767-1829. [Chao Anou 1767-1829] by Dr. Mayoury and Dr. Peuiphanh Ngaosyvathn. Vientiane, 1988 August (159 Pages)
|Duangsa Luangphasi, i. 3 Burut Lek; Haeng Muang Thakhek [Three Iron Men From Muong Thekhek]. Vientiane, 2000 (92 Pages)
|Duangsai Luangphasi. Hakdieo Chaidieo [True Love]. Vientiane, 2000 (35 Pages)
|Duangchampa. Hak Dok Chung Bok Ma [Because I like You, I Tell You]. Published by Champha Publishing, Vientiane, 2005 (95 Pages)
|Ekasan Kong Phasum Nai Khang Thii VII Khong Phak Pasason Pativat Lao [Proceedings of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party VIIth Congress 2001]. Viangchan, 2001 (173 Pages)
|Fa Mut Nua Phaen din Lao [Disaster of Humanity in Laos]. Printed by Chumpone Petpongphan, Bangkok. 2520, 1977 (159 Pages)
|Hat An San Pathom Pee Thee 4 [Lao Language Reader, Grade 4]. Ministry of Education, Vientiane, 1987 (178 Pages)
|Hian Angkit thua la kao [Learning English Step by Step]. by Phone Boualovong, Phd. Vientiane, 1991 (54 Pages)
|Hop Chakkavan [Around the World]. Vol. IV. By USIS, Viangchan, 1974 (64 Pages)
|Duangchampa. Hak Dok Chung Bok Ma [Because I like You, I Tell You]. Published by Champha Publishing, Vientiane, 2005 (95 Pages)
|Khamchan Pradit. Huaphuam Kon: Mes Poemes. Vientiane: Edition du Pitouphoum, 1970 (31 Pages)
|Khamchan Pradit. Pavatsat Kantut Lao. [History of Lao Diplomacy] Printed by Pakpasak Co., Vientiane, 1971 (45 Pages)
|Khamchan Pradit. Ai le Ai. [Vowels] Printed by Pakpasak Co., Vientiane, 1971 (15 Pages)
|Khamliene Ponsena. Chai Dieo, Hak Dieo [One Heart, One Love]. Vientiane, 2000 (291 Pages)
|Khamman Vongkotrattana, Chao. Chao Uparat Ounkeo. [The Story of Chao Uparat Ounkeo] Vientiane: National Library, 1971 (83 Pages)
|Khamman Vongkotrattana, Chao. Phavattikan Khwaeng Phongsali. [The History of the Province of Phongsaly]. Printed in Bangkok, 1970 June 30 (105 Pages)
|Khamman Vongkotrattana, Chao. Phongsavadan Sat Lao. Houng Samut Haeng Xat, Na Khon Vientiane P.S. 1973. [Annals of the Lao People] The National Library, 1973 (207 Pages)
|Khampasai Khong Sahai Kaisone Phomvihan. [Speech Given by Comrade Kaysone Phomvihan to the Vietnamese Workers Party, Hanoi: December 15, 1976] (21 Pages)
|Khampha Ten Don [The Orphan Ten Don] Literary Committee, Ministry of Education Vientiane, 1966 (187 Pages)
|Khumu Phampheng Bun Kuson Khong Phuttab Orisat. [Handbook of Buddhist Chants for Merit-Making]. Compiled by Phra Maha Khamphun Philavong. Published by Vieng Davan, Vientiane, 1991 (107)
|Khwampenma Khong Thai-Lao. [Relations of the Thai and Lao]. By Uthai Thepsitha. Printed in Bangkok, circa 1975
|Kotmai [Laws] Printed by the Ministry of Justice, Vientiane, 1993 (45 Pages)
|"Lao Food of Luang Prabang, Laos." Author unknown.
|Author thought to be Pia Sing. All recipes in Lao script. The same recipes may appear in Traditional Recipes of Laos by Alan Davidson, 1981
|Lao Nithan Siang Miang. [The Tales of Xieng Mieng] by Pho Puangsaba. Vientiane, 1996 (124 Pages)
|Muang Lao; Nai Song Labop, Sena Anew Sena. [Laos by Two Systems; The Peace Agreements of 1973] by Lao Liyiavue. n.p., Undated (55 Pages)
|Nangsu Khampi Lokkaniti. [The Story of the Nobel Rules] Dept. of Cults, Vientiane, 1966 August (45 Pages)
|Nithan Nang Taeng On, Lem I. [The Story of Miss Teng Onn] Dept. of Literature, Vientiane, 1967 November 31 (208 Pages)
|Nithan Nang Taeng On, Lem II. [The Story of Miss Teng Onn]. Royal Academy, Dept. of Literature, Vientiane, 1967 November (134 Pages)
|Nangsu Nithan Thao Chanthakhat, Lem I. [The Legend of Thao Chanthakhat Book I] Literary Committee, Vientiane, 1965 September (62 Pages)
|Nangsu Nithan Thao Chanthakhat Lem II. [The Legend of Theo Chanthakhat Book II] The Royal Academy, Vientiane, Undated (63 Pages)
|Nithan Nang Tantai, Lem II. [The Story of Nang Tan Tai Part II]. Vientiane: National Library, 1970 (26 Pages)
|Nithan Nang Tantai, Lem IV. [The Story of Nang Tan Tai Part IV]. National Library, Vientiane, 1967 December (28 Pages)
|Nithan Thao Kalaket Lem I. [The Story of Thao Kalaket, Book I] Dept. of Literature, Vientiane, 1967 October 31 (207 Pages)
|Nithan Thao Kalakhet Lem II. [The Story of Thao Kalakhet, Book II] Dept. of Literature, Vientiane, 1967 (222 Pages)
|Nyot Kamson Boran. [Our Traditional Morals] National Library, Vientiane (39 Pages)
|Nangsu Sieo Savat. [The Legend of Sieosavat] Ministry of Education, Dept. of Literature, Vientiane, 1968 (264 Pages)
|Nangsu Siang Miang [The Story of Siang Miang] Ministry of Education, Dept. of Literature. Vientiane, 1968 March 1968 (198 Pages)
|Pamuan Kotmai Pheng Le Kha Kai Lao Sabap Phien Pheng Mai [Code Civil et Commercial Lao Modifie (revised)] edited by Va Boupha. Government Printing Office, Vientiane, 1967 December 20 (228 Pages)
|Pavatsat San Pathom phi thi 3. [History Grade 3]. Vientiane: Ministry of Education, Undated (88 Pages)
|Phapheni buhan: phak nung kwamsukhwan tang tang. [Ancient Customs, Baci Ceremony, Part I] by Onchanh Chansavath. Vientiane: National Library, (BE 2512), 1969 December 1 (61 Pages)
|Pheng Lao 5 Samai [Ministry of Information and Culture, Dept. of Arts, Lao Songs of Periods] (Songs from 1958 through Liberation) Vientiane, 1991 (160 Pages)
|Phun Phra Bang/Kuat kae doi Hosamut haengsat. [Legend of The Phrabang]. Vientiane: Dept. of Sports and Youth, Ministry of Education, 1969 (37 Pages)
|Phumisat san Pathom pi thi 3. [Geography, Grade 3] by Phomma Vanthong. Vientiane: Ministry of Education, circa 1965 (82 Pages)
|Samakhom Phutvongsa Phutha Nyuvason Lao. [The Kingdom of Laos, The Buddhavongsa Association of Laos]. Published by the Lao Buddhayuvaxon. n.p., circa 1971 (42 Pages)
|Sieosavat. [Siosavat] by Praborommaharasawang. n.p., Undated (434 Pages)
|Sila Viravong, Maha. Pavat Phrachedi Lokachulamani leu or Phra That Luang Viangchan, About 1966 (31 Pages)
|Somphavan Inthavong. Kan Muong Samai Pen Diin Sam Kok [The Politics of the Three Kingdoms] Printed by Pakpasak Co., 1974 October (304 Pages)
|Suk Upravan. Muang Lao Kong Rao Tong Pen Kang. [Our Country Laos, Must Be Neutral]. Printed in Vientiane, 1971 October 1971 (36 Pages)
|Thammanun Samakhom Phuttavongsa Haeng Ratsa anachak Lao. [By-Laws of the Buddhavongsa Association; Kingdom of Laos]. Wat Chomkao Maneerat, 1973 April 7 (11 Pages)
|Thao Chinda Champa Thong [Thao Chinda Champa Thong] National Library, Vientiane, 1972 (90 Pages
|Thao Khampha Kaikeo [The Orphan Kai Keo] National Library, Vientiane, 1973 (264 Pages)
|Vetsantra sadok: Kham kon. National Library, Viangchan, 1972 (284 Pages)
|Viravong, Maha Sila. Nithan Nang Tantai. [The Story of Miss Tantai, Part I]. Dept. of Cults, Vientiane, circa 1970 (98 Pages)
|Vongvichit, Phumi. Khun Sombat Haim Lae Sinham Pativat [New Character, Change for Justice]. National Publishing House, Vientiane, 1995 (356 Pages)
|Wachnanukhom Lao Lan Xang [Lao Lan Xang Dictionary]. Compiled by Dr. Khampha Sidavong. Sidavong Publishing, Manchester, CT, 2005 (674 Pages)
|Thao Kaithong [The Story of Thao Kaithong] National Library, Vientiane, 1973 January 11 (104 Pages)
|Thao Laokham [The Legend of Laokham, Part II] National Library, Vientiane, 1973 (237 Pages)
|Viravong, Maha Sila. Nangsu Manthupakon. [The Story of the Two Friends; The Frog and the Snake] Dept. of Cults, Vientiane, 1965 August (62 Pages)
|Sub-Series B: French Language Books and Publications
|Archaimbault, Charles. Structures Religieuses Lao. (Rites et Mythes) Vientiane: Editions Vithagna, 1973 (289 Pages)
|Bertrais-Chairier, Yves. Dictionnaire Hmong (Meo-Blanc) Francais. Vol. I. Vientiane: Mission Catholique, 1964 (Unpaged)
|Boudet de la Bernardie, J. "Le Dialecte des Kha Boloven", in Bulletin de la Societe des Etudes Indochinoises, vol. 24, no. 3, Saigon, 1949 (Pages 57-78)
|Bulletin des Amis du Royaume Lao. No. 6, Vientiane, Imprimerie Nationale, 1971 (232 Pages)
|Bulletin des Amis du Royaume Lao. No. 7-8, Vientiane, Imprimerie Nationale, 1973 (244 Pages)
|Bulletin des Amis du Royaume Lao. Aspects du Buddhism Lao. Vientiane: Imprimerie Nationale, 1973 (200 Pages)
|Published as a special issue of no. 9.
|Dam Bo. Les Populations Montagnardes du Sud-Indochinois. Preface par Rene de Berval. Saigon: France-Asie numbers 49-50, Vol. V, 1950 (273 Pages)
|Empire Colonial de la France: Indochine; Cochinchine, Cambodge, Laos, Annam, Tonkin. Texte par Gervais-Courtellemont et al. Preface par Marcel Dubois, Paris: Firmin-Didot, circa 1903 (195 Pages)
|Fraisse, Andre. "Les Tribus Sek et Kha de la Province de Cammon (Laos)" in Bulletin de la Societe des Etudes Indochinoises, vol. 25 no. 3, Saigon, 1950 (Pages 333-348)
|Fraisse, Andre. "Les Tribus So de la Province de Cammon (Laos)" in Bulletin de la Societe des Etudes Indochinoises, vol. 25, no. 2, Saigon, 1950 (Pages 171-186)
|Fraisse, Andre. "Les Villages du Plateau de Bolovens" in Bulletin de la Societe des Etudes Indochinoises, vol. 26, Saigon, 1951 (Pages 52-72)
|Kham-Ouane Ratanavong. Apprenez le Khene: Essai d'un Methode Modern. Vientiane: Amis du Royaume Lao, 1973 (73 Pages)
|La Revue Francaise; Presente Le Laos. No. 203, 1967 October (60 Pages)
|Le Bassin Du Mekong; The Basin of The Mekong River: Images due Passe; Images of The Past. Legendes et Choix des Gravures et des Photos par Bernard Gay. Paris, 1996 (189 Pages)
|Lefevre-Pontalis P. Voyages dans le Haut Laos et Sur les Frontieres de Chine et de Birmanie. Introduction by Auguste Pavie. Mission Pavie Indochine, 1879-1895; Geographie et Voyages, vol. 5. Paris: e. Leroux, 1902 (326 Pages)
|Lemoine, Jacques. Un Village Hmong Vert du Haut Laos. Paris: Editions du Centre Nationale de la Recherche Scientifique, 1972 (219 Pages)
|Malglaive, Joseph de. Voyages au Centre de l' Annam et du Laos et dans les Regions Sauvages de l'Est de l' Indochine. Introduction by Auguste Pavie. Mission Pavie Indochine, 1879-1895: Geographie et Voyages, vol. 4. Paris: E. Leroux, 1902 (296 Pages)
|Pavie, Auguste. Expose des Travaux de la Mission. Mission Pavie Indochine, 1879-1895: Geographie et Voyages, vol. 1 and Atlas. Paris: E. Leroux, 1906 (333 Pages)
|Pavie, Auguste. Expose des Travaux de la Mission. Mission Pavie Indochine, 1879-1895: Geographie et Voyages, vol. 2 Paris: E. Leroux, 1901-1906 (402 Pages)
|Pavie, Auguste. Passage de Me-Khong au Tonkin (1887 et 1888) Mission Pavie Indo-Chine, 1879-1895: Geographie et Voyages, vol. 6. Paris: E. Leroux, 1911 (348 Pages)
|Pavie, Auguste. Travel Reports of The Pavie Mission. Vietnam, Laos, Yunnan and Siam. Vol. 3. Paris: Ernest Leroux, 1911 (759 Pages)
|Presence Du Royaume Lao; Pays Du Million D'Elephants Et Du Parasol Blanc. Preface par Rene de Berval. Saigon: France-Asie, Mars-Avril, 1956 (Volumes 118-120; Pages 703-1153)
|Renaud, Jean. Le Laos; Dieux Bonzes et Montagnes. Alexis Redier, ed. Paris: Librairie de la Revue Francaise, 1930 (158 Pages)
|Savina, F. M. Histoires de Miao. Hong Kong: Imprimerie de la Societe des Missions Etrangeres de Paris, 1924 (304 Pages)
|Vidal, J.E. (Jules Eugene). La Vegetation du Laos. Vol. 1: Le Milieu (Conditions Ecoloquques) 2nd edition. Vientiane: Editions Vithagna, 1972 (120 Pages)
|Vo Thu Tinh. Phralak Phralam au le Ramayana Lao. Vientiane: Editions Vithagna, 1972 (94 Pages)
|Voyage Dans Les Laos. Mission Etienne Aymonier, 1882-1883. Vol. 1. Paris: E. Leroux, 1895 (341 Pages)
|Sub-Series C: English Language Books and Publications
|Adams, Nina S. and McCoy, Alfred W., eds. Laos: War and Revolution. New York: Harper and Row for the Committee of Concerned Asian Scholars, 1970 (482 Pages)
|Auboyer, Jeannie, Michael Beurdeley, Jean Boisselier, Huquette Rousset and Chantal Massonaud. Oriental Art; A Handbook of Styles and Forms. London: Faber and Faber, 1979 (608 Pages)
|Barnett, Stanley A.; Emerson L. Brown and David Kaser. Development Book Activities and Needs in Laos. New York: Wolf Management Services, 1967 (95 Pages)
|Manich, Jumsai, M.L. Battle of Vientiane, 1960, With Historical Background Leading to the Battle. By a Chalernmit Press Correspondent. Bangkok: Nai Pryura Phisnaka, 1961 (109 Pages)
|The Beginning of The World: How We Got Grain and Meat. A Hmong Folk Tale in Beginning ESL Level 1. Charles Johnson, editor. St. Paul Minn. Minnesota Instructional Materials Center, 1981 (29 Pages)
|The Beginning of The World: The Sun and Moon. A Hmong Folk Tale in beginning ESL Level 1. Charles Johnson, editor. St. Paul, Minn. Minnesota Instructional Materials Center, 1981 (20 Pages)
|Bernatzik, Hugo A. Die Geister Der Gelben Blatter Forschungsreisen in Hinterindien. Munchen: Verlag F. Bruckmann, 1938 (240 Pages)
|Boyes, Jon and S. Pirabun. Opium Fields. Bangkok: Silkworm Books, 1991 (134 Pages)
|Branfman, Fred. Voices From The Plain of Jars: Life Under an Air War. New York: Harper Colophon Books, 1972 (160 Pages)
|Breakey, Gail F. and Emmanuel Voulgaropoulos. Laos Health Survey Mekong Valley 1968-1969. Honolulu: The University Press of Hawaii, 1976 (129 Pages)
|Brown, MacAlister and Zasloff, Joseph J. APagesrentice Revolutionaries: The Communist Movement in Laos, 1930-1985. Stanford, Ca.: Hoover Institution Press, 1986 (463 Pages)
|Burchett, Wilfred G. The Furtive War: the United States in Vietnam and Laos. New York, International Publishers, 1963 (224 Pages)
|Burchett, Wilfred G. The Second Indochina War; Cambodia and Laos. International Publishers Co., Inc., 1970 (204 Pages)
|Burchett, Wilfred G. Second Indochina War Cambodia and Laos Today. London: Lorrimer Publishing, 1970 (160 Pages)
|Butler-Diaz, Jacqueline. Yao Design of Northern Thailand. Bangkok: The Siam Society, 1981 (48 Pages)
|Caraway, Caren. Southeast Asian Textile Designs. Owings Mills, Maryland: Stemmer House Publishers, Inc., 1983 (47 Pages)
|Chakrabartty, Lt. Col. H.R. Vietnam, Kampuchea, Laos; Bound in Comradeship. Vol. I. New Delhi: Patriot Publishers, 1988 (366 Pages)
|Chakrabartty, Lt. Col. H.R. Vietnam, Kampuchea, Laos; Bound in Comradeship. Vol. I New Delhi: Patriot Publishers, 1988 (369-700 Pages)
|Chan, Anthony. Hmong Textile Designs. Owings Mills, Maryland: Stemmer House Publishers, Inc., 1990 (43 Pages)
|Children and Women in the Lao People's Democratic Republic. Vientiane: Published by UNICEF, 1992 (183 Pages)
|Chittavoravong, Saly. Analysis of Problem Areas of Lao Students of English Based on a Contrastive Study of Lao and English. Diss. SEAMEO Regional English language Centre, Singapore, 1971 (107 Pages)
|Chomsky, Noam. At War with Asia: Essays on Indochina. New York: Random House, 1970 (313 Pages)
|Coburn, Jewell Reinhart. Encircled Kingdom; Legends and Folktales of Laos. Thousand Oaks, Ca. Burn Hart and Company, 1979 (80 Pages)
|Conboy, Kenneth. War In Laos, 1954-1975. Carrollton, TX, Squadron/Signal Publications, Inc., 1994 (63 Pages)
|Croizat, Victor J. The Mekong River Development Project: Some Geographical, Historical and Political Considerations. Santa Monica: Rand Corporation, 1967 June (146 Pages)
|Davidson, Alan. Fish and Fish Dishes of Laos. Vientiane: Imprimerie Nationale, Undated (202 Pages)
|Davidson, A.E. Seafood of South East Asia. Singapore: Federal Publications, 1976 (366 Pages)
|Davidson, Alan, and Jennifer Davidson eds. Traditional Recipes of Laos. Being the manuscript Recipe Books of the Late Pia Sing, From the Royal Palace at Luang Prabang, London: Prospect Books, 1981 (318 Pages)
|Dia Cha and Jacquelyn Chagnon. Farmer, War-Wife, Refugee, Repatriate: A Needs Assessment of Women Repatriating to Laos, 1993 May (43 Pages)
|Dommen, Arthur J. Conflict in Laos: The Politics of Neutralization. New York, Frederick A. Praeger, 1964 (338 Pages)
|Dommen, Arthur J. Conflict in Laos: The Politics of Neutralization. (Revised from 1964 edition). New York: Praeger Publishers, 1971 (454 Pages)
|Downing, Bruce T., Olney, Douglas P. eds. The Hmong in The West: Observations and Reports. Papers at the 1981 Hmong Research Conference University of Minnesota. Minneapolis: Southeast Asian Refugees Studies Project, University of Minnesota, 1982 (401 Pages)
|Fall, Bernard B. Anatomy of a Crisis: The Story of the Laotian Crisis of 1960-61. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1969 (283 Pages)
|Field, Michael. The Prevailing Wind: Witness in Indochina. London: Methuen and Company, 1965 (392 Pages)
|The First Farmer: Why Farmers Have to Carry Their Crops. A Hmong Folk Tale in Beginning ESL Level 1. Charles Johnson, editor. St. Paul, Minn. Minnesota Curriculum Services Center, 1981 (24 Pages)
|The Flood: How Hmong Names Began. A Hmong Folk Tale in Beginning ESL Level 1. Charles Johnson, editor. Minnesota Instructional Materials Center, 1981 (32 Pages)
|Foreign Relations of the United States, 1955-1957, East Asian Security; Cambodia; Laos. John P. Glennon, Edward C. Keefer, David W. Mabon eds. Vol XXI. United States Government Printing Office, Washington, 1990 (1096 Pages)
|Frederic, Louis. Sudost-Asien Tempel and Skulpturen. Essen: Burkhard-Verlag Ernest Heyer, 1964 (439 Pages)
|Fredman, H.B. Laos in Strategic Perspective. Santa Monica, Ca.: Rand Corp., 1961 June (17 Pages)
|Friedman, Edward and Mark Selden eds. America's Asia: Dissenting Essays On Asian-American Relations. New York: Vintage Books, 1971 (458 Pages)
|From Khe Sanh to Chepone. Hanoi: Foreign languages Publishing House, 1971 (89 Pages)
|Gettleman, Marvin and Gettleman, Susan, Kaplan, Lawrence and Carol. Conflict In Indochina; Historical Perspectives on Indochina and United States Involvement in Southeast Asia. New York: Vintage Books, 1970 (451 Pages)
|Groslier, Bernard. Indochina. London: Frederick Muller Limited, 1966 (283 Pages)
|Gunners Without Insignia. Hanoi: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1966 (112 Pages)
|Halpern, Joel Martin. The Lao Elite: A Study of Tradition and Innovation. Santa Monica, Ca.: The Rand Corporation, 1960 (89 Pages)
|Halpern, Joel Martin. The Role of the Chinese in Lao Society. Los Angeles: University of California at Los Angeles (Laos Project Paper No. 1), 1961 March 1 (38 Pages)
|Hamilton-Merritt, Jane. Tragic Mountains; The Hmong, The Americans, and The Secret Wars for Laos, 1942-1992. Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana University Press, 1993 (580 Pages)
|Hannah, Norman B. The Key To Failure; Laos and the Vietnam War. New York: Madison Books, 1987 (335 Pages)
|Heimbach, Ernest E. White Hmong-English Dictionary. Ithaca: Southeast Asia Program, Cornell University, 1969 (497 Pages)
|Hein, Don, Mike Barbetti and Thongsa Sayavongkhamdy. An Excavation at the Sisattanak Kiln Site, Vientiane, Lao PDR, 1989. Sydney: Research Institute for Asia and the Pacific, University of Sydney, 1992, 1989, 1992 (122 Pages)
|Hopkins, Allen W. and John Hoskin. The Land of a Million Elephants: Laos. Bangkok: Post Books, 1994 (125 Pages)
|The Indochinese People Will Win. Hanoi: Foreign Languages Publishing House, 1970 (150 Pages)
|The Indochina Story: A Fully Documented Account. By the Committee of Concerned Asian Scholars. New York: Batam books, 1970 (347 Pages)
|Izikowitz, Karl Gustav. Lamet: Hill Peasants in French Indochina. Goteborg: Ethnografiska Museet, Etnologiska Studier No. 17, 1951 (376 Pages)
|Jambor, Pierre. Indochinese Refugees in South-East Asia: Mass Exodus and the Politics of Aid. Bangkok, 1992 (95 Pages)
|Johnson, Charles, ed. Myths, Legends and Folk Tales from the Hmong of Laos. St. Paul, MN.: Linguistics Dept., Macalester College, 1985 (514 Pages)
|Kaignavongsa, Xay and Hugh Fincher. Legends of the Lao: A Compilation of Legends and Other Folklore of the Lao People. Published by Geodata Systems, 1993 (88 Pages)
|Kuralt, Charles. A Life on The Road. New York: Ivy Books, 1990 (338 Pages)
|Langer, Paul R. and Zasloff, Joseph J. North Vietnam and The Pathet Lao. The Rand Corporation, 1970 (262 Pages)
|Langer, P.F. and J.J. Zasloff. Revolution in Laos: The North Vietnamese and the Pathet Lao. Santa Monica, Ca.: Rand Corp., 1969 (233 Pages)
|"Lao Short Course: Units 1-10." Wash. D.C. Foreign Service Institute, 1966 June (131 Pages)
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|Library Holds:
Vol. 1/No.1 (1994 April 1-7) to Vol. 1/No.13 (1994 June 24-30)
Vol. 1/No. 14 (1994 July 1-7) to Vol. 1/No. 39 (1994 December 23-29)
Vol. 2/No. 1 (1995 January 6-12) to Vol. 2/No. 26 (1995 June 30-July 6)
Vol. 2/No. 27 (1995 July 7-13) to Vol. 2/No. 52 (1995 December 29-1996 January 4)
Vol. 3/No. 23 (1996 June 7-13) to Vol. 3./No. 56 (1996 December 28-31) (Missing Nos. 1-22)
Vol. 4/No. 1 (1997 January 1-3) to Vol. 4/No. 104 (1997 December 31-1998 January 2) (Missing scattered issues)
Vol. 5/No. 1 (1998 January 3-6) to Vol. 5/No. 103 (1998 December 29-31)
Vol. 6/No. 1 (1999 January 1-4) to Vol. 6/No. 104 (1999 December 31-2000 January 3) (Missing scattered issues)
Vol. 7/No. 1 (2000 January 4-6) to Vol. 7/No. 103 (2000 December 29-2001 January 4) (Missing scattered issues)
Vol. 8/No. 1 (2001 January 5-8) to Vol. 8/No. 45 (2001 June 12-14)


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I butterflied and grilled a whole chicken. It was awesome. Marinated in olive oil and vinegar with garlic, parsley and lemon.
My new favorite thing to do.
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oh, that looks so good!
i know it's on the list, but can we do this in the OK?
looks delish! how long/what temp?
i'm doin' it.
A-Train, we are going to do two of them!
jdy, I cooked it on just over low for about 40 minutes. Started it back down then finished it on the breasts. I did not this time but I usually use a digital probe thermometer. The only real way to know if it is done perfectly.
BTW butterflying is really easy with scissors. You just cut down each side of the back bone.
taz i'm salivating.
yoz! i want an invite!
i want so badly to make comments regarding taz "finishing on the breasts" and "digital probing", but that would be wrong.
lol, coops. my sentiments exactly. ;)
taz - thanks for the tips, and the giggles.
Nice! Any seasoning under the skin?
Rob, nah I was lazy. A good overnight marinade should penetrate well. I am going to do that this weekend.
LOL Super Cooper.
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called BBQ, Grilled, Smoked and Campfire Cooking, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

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