Correspondence, speeches, articles and reports, interviews, news clippings, photographs, slides, movies, tapes, diplomas, and awards and books. The collection reflects not only Dr. Kelly's professional involvement and life-long interest in United States and Japan scientific, educational, and cultural cooperation, but also his continuing interest in advancing science education. This collection includes materials from the Science and Technology Division, United States Army of Occupation, Japan (1945-1950); the National Science Foundation (1951-1962); the United States Japan Committee on Scientific Co-operation (1961-1969); North Carolina State University (1963-1974); Science Research Associates (1960s); and the Nishina Memorial Foundation (1960-1975). Correspondents include: Walter S. Baird, Niels Bohr, Charles Dollard, Seiichi Furutani, Gerald W. Fox, Keniti Higasi, Kankuro Kaneshige, Henry Morganau [sic], Kojiro Nishina, Yuichiro Nishina, Robert Oppenheimer, Dean Rusk, Herman S. Wigodsky, and Miss Sumi Yokayama.