There is a photograph of Dorothy Power, Carol Marsman, and Evelyn Van Regenmorter in February chronicles.

Articles include:

“Labor, Marketing Problems Said Likely If Peach Crop Reaches Million Bushels,” 1968 January 28.

“U.S. Expects Ample Supply in Seasonal Farm Labor Pool,” 1968 March 16.

“Complaints, Leadership Confusion Aired at Migrant Council Session,” 1968 May.

“Record Low Set Here by Today’s 27 Degrees,” 1968 May 7.

“Good Peach Crop Still in Prospect: Some Damage Caused to Other Fruit,” 1968 May 8.

“Health Board to Seek Workable Labor Housing Standards,” 1968 May 22.

“Director of Migrant Program to Polish Up Communications,” 1968 May 23.

“Too Many Bosses in Migrant Program Charged at Meet Here,” 1968 June 7.

“CU Student Medical Team to Work with Poor on Slope,” 1968 June 28.

“Child Care Centers May Signal Major Shift in Welfare Plans,” 1968 June 30.

“State Migrant Program Intends to Improve Through Education,” 1968 July 1.

“Mesa Council – Colorado Council Confusion Creates Conflicts,” 1968 July 2.

“Navajos Return to Exile Scene,” 1968 July 4.

“Migrant Children Programs Hit as State Council Halts Support – Migrant Council’s Work in Education Is Praised,” 1968 August 21.

“Mesa Migrant Children Programs in Trouble,” 1968 August 29.