Henry M. Jackson papers, 1912-1987

Overview of the Collection

Creator
Jackson, Henry M. (Henry Martin), 1912-1983
Title
Henry M. Jackson papers
Dates
1912-1987 (inclusive)
Quantity
approximately 1,240 cubic feet
Collection Number
3560
Summary
Papers, photographs, and other media materials of a Democratic Congressman and Senator from Washington State
Repository
University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
Special Collections
University of Washington Libraries
Box 352900
Seattle, WA
98195-2900
Telephone: 2065431929
Fax: 2065431931
speccoll@uw.edu
Access Restrictions

The Jackson papers are open to all researchers with the following exceptions:

The case files in accessions 3560-1 (pre-congressional papers), 3560-6 (FPD papers), 3560-8 (House case files) and 3560-14 (Senate case files) as well as any individual case files in other accessions are restricted to use by graduate students, university faculty members, and others doing similar serious research. These users must sign a statement indicating an understanding of the restrictions on the dissemination of information contained in these files. These conditions also apply to the microfilm of outgoing letters in accession 3560-19, which includes correspondence from constituent case files.

The Joel Merkel subgroup in box 330 of accession 3560-5 (Senate papers) is closed until an undetermined date before 2011.

Some material stored offsite; advance notice required for use.

Additional Reference Guides

Languages
English
Sponsor
Funding for encoding this finding aid was partially provided through grants awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Henry M. Jackson Foundation.

Biographical NoteReturn to Top

Early years: Henry Martin Jackson was born in Everett, Washington, in 1912, the son of Norwegian immigrants. His sister gave him his life-long nickname "Scoop" after a comic strip character in the local newspaper he delivered as a boy. He briefly attended Stanford University before graduating from the University of Washington, where he earned his bachelor of laws degree in 1935. After passing the bar examination, he entered private practice in Everett. Jackson won his first elective office at the age of 26, when he was chosen Snohomish County Prosecuting Attorney in 1938. Two years later, in 1940, he ran successfully for the Second District congressional seatvacated when Representative Mon Wallgren ran for the U.S. Senate.

House years: Jackson served 12 years as a congressman, concentrating primarily on issues of interest to the Pacific Northwest. To serve the interests of his district, he sought and won a seat on the Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee. Public power development was among his legislative priorities. Jackson supported a plan by Northwest legislators to establish the Columbia Valley Authority, a system of publicly financed hydroelectric dams on the Columbia River run by an agency similar to the Tennessee Valley Authority, and later used his seat on the Interior Subcommittee of the Appropriations Committee to secure federal funding for regional power and public works projects. Jackson became interested in the potential military and civilian uses of atomic energy and was appointed to the Joint Atomic Energy Committee in 1949.

Jackson's tenure in the House was briefly interrupted by service in the U.S. Army. He enlisted in 1943, but was recalled by President Roosevelt to congressional service after basic training.

Senate years: In 1952, Jackson defeated the Republican incumbent, Harry P. Cain, to win a seat in the U.S. Senate. Jackson's role on the Joint Atomic Energy Committee and his proposal for an atomic plant at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation to power industrial development in the Tri-Cities area were critical in countering charges from McCarthyites that he was soft on communism.

Jackson was assigned to the Government Operations Committee's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, a position which quickly put him at the center of the un-American activities controversies and in the national spotlight. He won recognition for his questioning during the televised Army-McCarthy hearings in the spring of 1954, in which he came across as fair and evenhanded. Jackson remained a member of the PSI the rest of his Senate tenure and chaired the Subcommittee from 1973 to 1978.

Foreign policy: Following the Army-McCarthy hearings, Jackson turned his attentions from internal security matters to the defense and foreign policy issues with which he would become so strongly identified. In the summer of 1954, Jackson was named to the Senate Armed Services Committee, and in 1955 he won reappointment to the Joint Atomic Energy Committee. In 1959, Jackson assumed chairmanship of the Government Operations Committee's newly formed Subcommittee on National Policy Machinery, which studied how the government's Cold War strategy was made and executed.

Jackson came to be known as an unceasing advocate of a strong national defense. A stern adversary of the Soviet Union, he cast a critical eye on arms limitation agreements. His support became a key factor in the adoption of any agreement. The Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty of 1963 and the interim agreement that resulted from the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT I) of 1972 were adopted only after the Senate agreed to Jackson-sponsored amendments. As chairman of the Armed Services Committee Subcommittee on Arms Control, he carefully monitored negotiations for a SALT II treaty, which were conducted between 1972 and 1979, and strongly criticized the resulting document.

Jackson was an early advocate of U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia. As the conflict in Vietnam dragged on, his continued support of Johnson and Nixon Administration policies found him increasingly in conflict with the Democratic Party and public opinion. Jackson voted against President Ford's request for aid for the crumbling South Vietnamese government in 1975, but remained convinced that the decision to become involved in Vietnam was fundamentally correct.

Jackson was an ardent supporter of Israel and championed the cause of human rights, most notably for Soviet Jews and dissidents. In 1972, Jackson introduced an amendment to the Trade Reform Act which sought to withhold investment credit and Most Favored Nation trade status from countries which denied their citizens the right to emigrate. The provision, later known as the Jackson-Vanik Amendment, became law in 1974. Jackson also frequently intervened on behalf of individuals trying to emigrateto the U.S.

As early as 1966, Jackson spoke of the importance of working out "a livable relationship with the Chinese Communists," and he was instrumental in helping move the U.S. towards recognition of the People's Republic of China. As Jackson became a specialist on China, he played a significant behind-the-scenes role in influencing U.S. leaders and policy toward China.

Domestic policy: Jackson often found himself at odds with the Democratic Party on defense issues, yet on domestic issues he remained a quintessential New Dealer, firm in his belief that an active Federal governmentcould improve the lives of ordinary citizens. He supported such initiatives asthe GI Bill, Medicare, and Medicaid. Jackson worked to ensure that his own constituents would benefit directly from federal spending and programs. Jacksonand his colleague, Warren G. Magnuson, were able to use their committee positions and accumulated seniority to direct federal money and programs to Washington State.

As a member and later Chairman (1963-1980) of the Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, Jackson played a key role in federal lands policy. He shepherded through the Senate the Wilderness Areas Act of 1964, which established a system for designating wilderness areas on public lands. He brokered the legislative compromises that led to the creation of the North Cascades National Park in 1968 and the passage of the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act in 1980. He was also the author the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969, the cornerstone of American environmental law.

Jackson's chairmanship of the committee, which was renamed the Energy and Natural Resources Committee in 1977, also allowed him to influence energy matters. He was a proponent of the construction of a dual-purpose nuclear reactor at Hanford. Jackson played a key role in crafting the nation's response to the oil embargo imposed by the Oil Producing and Exporting Countries (OPEC) in 1973 and in the passage of the Northwest Power Planning and Conservation Act of 1980.

The candidate: From his first election to political office, Jackson acquired a reputation as a tenacious campaigner and formidable political adversary. He handily defeated a succession of Republican opponents. The only exception was his narrow re-election victory in the 1946 Republican landslide. In 1970, he turned back his only serious primary challenge from Spokane lawyer Carl Maxey.

Jackson first emerged as a national candidate in 1960 as a contender for the vice presidential nomination. Presidential nominee John F. Kennedy, however, chose Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson as his running mate, and Jackson was asked to head the Democratic National Committee. In the early 1970s an informal poll of his Senate colleagues ranked him best qualified to be President, yet Jackson was unsuccessful in his 1972 and 1976 bids for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination.

Final years: The 1980 elections gave the Republican Party control of the Senate and Jackson lost his committee chairmanship. He nevertheless retained great influence as ranking member of the Armed Services, Government Affairs, and Energy and Natural Resources Committees.

Henry M. Jackson died suddenly of a heart attack on September 1, 1983. At the time of his death he held the record for longest service in Congress.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

The numerous accessions that make up the Henry M. Jackson papers measure approximately 1,235 cubic feet. They date from 1912 to 1987, with the bulk of the material from the period 1940-1983, Jackson's years in Congress. The papers document Jackson's career as a small-town attorney, member of Congress, United States senator, and presidential candidate. Accessions 3560-1 through 3560-20 represent the original body of papers donated to the University of Washington Libraries shortly after the Senator's death. The papers were divided into separate accessions by date and material type to facilitate processing as well as early access by researchers. Accessions 21 through 30 contain materials that were added subsequently. Accessions 31 through 34 were created in 2007 when audio, moving image, and photographic and graphic materials in the collection were reprocessed and relisted.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

Literary rights to the Jackson papers have been transferred to the University of Washington. However, copyright restrictions apply to incoming letters and may apply to many of the photographs, moving image materials, sound recordings, and political cartoons. Researchers are advised to consult with the staff of the Special Collections Division, University of Washington Libraries for further information.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

Organized into 24 accessions.

  • Accession No. 3560-001, Pre-congressional papers, 1930-1940
  • Accession No. 3560-002, House papers, 1940-1952
  • Accession No. 3560-003, Senate papers, 1952-1963
  • Accession No. 3560-004, Senate papers, 1964-1972
  • Accession No. 3560-005, Senate papers, 1965-1983
  • Accession No. 3560-006, Foreign policy and defense papers, 1941-1983
  • Accession No. 3560-007, Voting records, 1941-1983
  • Accession No. 3560-008, House case files, 1941-1952
  • Accession No. 3560-010, Interview transcript from the Lyndon B. Johnson Library, 1978
  • Accession No. 3560-012, Campaign papers, 1952-1982
  • Accession No. 3560-013, Henry M. Jackson certificates, awards and artifacts, 1912-1983
  • Accession No. 3560-014, Senate case files, 1980-1983
  • Accession No. 3560-016, Campaign ephemera, 1940-1982
  • Accession No. 3560-019, Microfilm of outgoing letters, 1973-1981
  • Accession No. 3560-020, Scrapbooks on microfilm, 1944-1951
  • Accession No. 3560-021, Correspondence, 1941-1983
  • Accession No. 3560-024, Book: Memorial Addresses Delivered in the Congress, 1983
  • Accession No. 3560-028, Foreign policy and defense papers, 1955-1983
  • Accession No. 3560-029, Committee prints and Jackson-Vanik "Black Book", 1940-1983
  • Accession No. 3560-030, Richard S. Page papers on Domestic Policy, 1971-1972
  • Accession No. 3560-031, Henry M. Jackson photographic and graphic materials, 1918-1983
  • Accession No. 3560-032, Henry M. Jackson moving images collection, 1956-1987
  • Accession No. 3560-033, Henry M. Jackson sound recordings, 1944-1982
  • Accession No. 3560-034, Political Cartoons, 1940-1982

Acquisition Information

The main body of Jackson's papers was donated to the University of Washington Libraries by his widow, Mrs. Helen Jackson, after his death in 1983, with a small quantity of additional materials from his home in Everett donated in 1985. This part of the collection makes up accessions 3560-1 through 3560-20.

The Libraries subsequently acquired additional materials between 1991 and 1995 from the Jackson family and other sources, including former campaign aide Richard S. Page and Laszlo Pal. These materials, which include papers that became separated from the rest of Jackson's papers when his office was closed, make up accessions 3560-21 through 3560-30.

Accessions 31 through 34 were created in 2007 when audio, moving image, and photographic and graphic materials in the collection were reprocessed and relisted.

Processing Note

The main body of Jackson's papers was processed between the summer of 1984 and June of 1987 contemporaneously with the papers of Jackson's colleague, Warren G. Magnuson. Funding for what was known as the Congressional Papers Project was provided by a special grant from the Washington State Legislature. The papers were divided into separate accessions by date and material type to facilitate processing and early access by researchers. Accessions 3560-21 through 3560-30 were processed as they were acquired. Accession 3560-28 is a merger of accessions 3560-22, 3560-25 and 3560-27. Accession 3560-032 is a merger of accessions 3560-009 and 3560-018. Accession 3560-033 is a merger of accessions 3560-015, 3560-027, 3560-023, and 3560-024.

While all the constituent case files from Jackson's House years were retained, all but a representative sampling (10%) of the case files from the last four years of Jackson's Senate career (1980-1983) were discarded during processing. Representative case files from Jackson's Senate years up to 1980 were retained in the papers of Warren G. Magnuson, accession 3181-10. Magnuson served in the Senate from 1945 to 1980.

From the large volume of legislative correspondence in accessions 3560-4 and 3560-5, only a representative number of letters regarding each bill or issue was kept. If the original volume of letters was 3 inches or less, all was kept; 3-6 inches, 50%; more than 6 inches, 20%. The folders which were sampled are identified on the inventory and by a slip of paper in the file which indicates how much of the material was retained. In addition, only 50% of the letters of condolence received by Jackson's family after his death was retained.

For additional information about processing of a specific accession, consult the processing notes for that accession.

Separated Materials

Books not previously held by the University of Washington Libraries were transferred to the main book collection. Duplicates were offered to the University's Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies. Government documents were offered to the Government Publications Division of the Libraries.

Related Materials

Records of the House and Senate committees on which Jackson sat are held by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). Records of the House of Representatives, RG 233, are open to research after 30 years unless otherwise restricted by statute or executive order from public disclosure. However, investigative records containing personal data, administrative records relating to personnel, and records from hearings that are closed are restricted for a period of 50 years. Access to certain committee records may be subject to an order of the committee. Records less than 30 years old that were made public before being transferred to the Libraries are considered open. (See House Rule VII).

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

 

Accession No. 3560-001: Pre-congressional papers, 1930-1940 (bulk 1939-1940)Return to Top

1.05 cubic feet

Restrictions on Access: Access to the case files and legal documents is restricted. Contact repository for more information.

Scope and Content: The pre-congressional papers of Henry M. Jackson date primarily from his time as Snohomish County's prosecuting attorney. However, aside from some campaign ephemera and a small amount of personal papers, this accession includes only materials generated by the private law practice he maintained while he was the prosecuting attorney. The materials consist largely of general correspondence and case files. His correspondence touches on many of the local political issues of the day, including his unsuccessful bid to be named Snohomish County Superior Court Judge and his decision to run for Congress in1940. The case files consist of seven folders of correspondence relating to a variety of cases. They reveal a small, post-Depression law practice with the usual assortment of wills, deeds, contracts, and collection disputes.

Container(s) Description Dates
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
1/1 3560-001
Adair, Chester C. (Island County Prosecuting Attorney)
1939
1/1 3560-001
Benson, Naomi
1939
1/1 3560-001
Bischofberger, Pauline
1940
1/1 3560-001
Boe, Ivar
1940
1/1 3560-001
Black, Lloyd
1939
1/1 3560-001
Brown, Geneva
1940
1/1 3560-001
Cochran, Ralph C.
1939
1/1 3560-001
Deane, Armond
1940
1/1 3560-001
Democratic Party. Snohomish County Young Democratic Club
1940
1/1 3560-001
Dill, Clarence C.
1940
1/1 3560-001
Dootson, Jack
1939
1/1 3560-001
Dressel, Hugh A. (Pend Oreille County Prosecuting Attorney)
1939
1/1 3560-001
Edwards, A. C.
1939
1/1 3560-001
Elliott, E. N. Rhodes
1940
1/1 3560-001
Everett Community Fund
1940
1/1 3560-001
Flowers, Ethel M.
undated
1/1 3560-001
Frederickson, Earl
1939
1/1 3560-001
Glad, Peter
1939
½ 3560-001
Hanson, Charles
1939-1940
½ 3560-001
Henry, Edward E.
1940
½ 3560-001
Heslop, Fred J.
1936-1940
½ 3560-001
Humphrey, Robert M.
1939-1940
½ 3560-001
Pemberton, Joseph T.
1939
1/3 3560-001
Scheldt, Ray
1939
1/3 3560-001
Shorett, George
1939
1/3 3560-001
Smythe, Ralph (Clallam County Prosecuting Attorney)
1940
1/3 3560-001
Troy, Smith (Washington Attorney General)
1940
1/3 3560-001
Warnock, Phil G.
1939
1/4 3560-001
Letters of Recommendation
1939-1940
1/5 3560-001
Miscellaneous
1939-1940
Box/Folder Accession
1/6 3560-001
Campaign Materials -- Snohomish County Prosecuting Attorney
1938
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
1/7 3560-001
East Pacific Highway Proposal
1937
Box/Folder Accession
2/1-6 3560-001
Case Files
Arrangement: Correspondence is in chronological order.
Restrictions on Access: Restricted; contact repository for more information.
1939-1940
2/7 3560-001
Legal Documents
Restrictions on Access: Restricted; contact repository for more information.
Black and Rucker, Attorney at Law
Box/Folder Accession
3/1 3560-001
Partnership Agreement
1936
3/2-7 3560-001
Financial Records
1936-1940
3/8 3560-001
Appointment Book
Jackson, Henry M. Personal Papers
Box/Folder Accession
3/9 3560-001
Diploma - University of Washington
1935
3/10 3560-001
Roster - Free and Accepted Masons. Lodge 137
1940
3/11 3560-001
Everett High School Annual
1930

Accession No. 3560-002: House papers, 1940-1952Return to Top

circa 66 cubic feet

Scope and Content: This accession documents Jackson's six terms in the U.S. House of Representatives. Arrangement of the papers follows that established by Jackson's staff and used throughout Jackson's congressional career. The filing categories include General (personal) Correspondence, Departmental Correspondence, Legislative Correspondence, Legislation-HMJ Sponsored Bills, Campaign Materials, Speeches and Writings, Lists, News Releases, Publications, Clippings, Scrapbooks, Subject Series, and Appointment Books.

General Correspondence consists of the Jackson's correspondence with friends and associates on a variety of personal and political topics. They are arranged alphabetically by correspondent. Some write on issues of national or regional importance, such as Edward Allen on fisheries, Oliver Colvin on merchant marine development, Frank Killien on commodity controls and allocations, Charles Gable on Everett housing problems, and General Mark Clark the 5th Army's Rapido River attack during World War II. Other correspondents, such as Nick Bez, Addis Gutmann, Harry Henson and Rogan Jones, touch on a variety of state political issues. Jackson had a network of correspondents feeding him information on political activities in his district. These correspondents included Frank and Leslie Cooper (Snohomish County), Orland Iverson (Whatcom County), Axel Nelson (Skagit County), Joseph Pemberton (Bellingham) and Phil Sheridan (Everett).

The Departmental Correspondence includes letters with various federal agencies, as well as constituent information and assistance requests bucked to agencies. They are arranged alphabetically by department or agency. The correspondence reflects a typical range of wartime and postwar problems: commodity shortages and rationing, demobilization, price controls, surplus military property disposition, etc. These files include documentation on Jackson's work to help secure funding for federal projects and facilities in the state, including military bases, Everett shipyards, Columbia Basin dam and irrigation projects, Puget Sound river and harbor improvement projects, and Olympic National Park. There are additional files on state projects among the House Rivers and Harbors Committee and the House Flood Control Committee records. These topics are also documented in the Subject Series.

The Correspondence with legislative colleagues (filed under "U.S. House" and "U.S. Senate") consists mainly of routine thank yous and birthday greetings, but a few letters do touch on the political maneuvering in Congress. The voluminous correspondence with John Salter, his aide, describes Congressional activities, particularly during the time Jackson was in the Army in 1942-43.

The Legislative Correspondence consists of letters between Jackson and his constituents on the legislative issues of the day, including education (Borden Bill), housing, Japanese relocation camps, public power, universal military training and un-American activities. Jackson's support of organized labor is reflected in a number of files, including those on the Taft-Hartley Act, the Fair Labor Standards Act and assorted other labor and anti-labor bills. His views on many of these legislative topics are further developed in his Speeches and Writings, which also often contain collected background material on a given topic.

Legislative materials can be found throughout several series besides the Legislative Correspondence series. In fact, materials in the Legislative Correspondence series overlaps topically with material in the Legislation-HMJ Sponsored Bills series, in which Jackson's own legislative program is most evident. Papers related to the drafting and passage of legislation can be found in the Subject Series, Speeches and Writings, and News Releases. These series contain notes, speech drafts, press releases, staff memoranda and additional correspondence. Legislative materials can also be found in the files of the various committees on which Jackson sat.

Jackson's own legislative program is most evident in the Sponsored Bills series and in the committee files. He worked on a number of regionally significant issues. Public power development was one of Jackson's priorities. In 1946 and 1949 he co-sponsored bills to establish a Columbia Valley Authority. And although he, Hugh B. Mitchell, Warren G. Magnuson and other Northwest Legislators pushed this issue for several years, the CVA was never established. Additional material on the CVA is in the Departmental and legislative Correspondence and in the Subject Series, as well as in the Mitchell (acc. no. 927) and Magnuson (acc. no. 3181-3) papers. Jackson also dealt with public power issues as a member (after 1947) of the House Appropriations Committee Interior Subcommittee. In his campaign literature he touted the fact that he was the only Western States member of this subcommittee.

Jackson represented Washington State natural resources interests as a member of the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee and various of its subcommittees, where he worked on a variety of fishing and shipping problems. This committee was Jackson's first choice for assignment when he entered the House.

Jackson's growing interest in atomic energy issues is documented in the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy sub-series. In 1948 Jackson was named to the Congressional Joint Atomic Energy Committee, an assignment he kept even after his election as Senator in 1952. Although this committee assignment presages Jackson's later interest in national security and nuclear weaponry, at this time he was most interested in the development of the Atomic Energy Commission's Hanford Site. While much of the material is related to administrative issues at the Hanford site, the sub-series also contains materials outlining Jackson's early views on the role of nuclear arms in the nation's defense policy.

Native American affairs were a particular concern from 1944 to1947 when Jackson served as a member of the House Indian Affairs Committee and co-sponsored the Indian Claims Commission Bill. The Commission was established in 1946, providing Native Americans with a means to seek redress for treaty violations. There was a five year limit on filing claims and a ten year limit on the life of the commission. Prior to the establishment of the commission, Native American had been barred from the federal courts, pursuant to an 1863 law.

The Scrapbooks were assembled by Jackson's staff and include mostly clippings on topics of interest. The contents were removed from their original notebooks, then foldered, labeled, and arranged chronologically and then alphabetically by subject within each year. Microfilm copies of the scrapbooks from this accession are found in accession 3560-20.

This accession reveals a young, progressive congressman focused primarily on issues of local and regional interest. The General Correspondence includes letters from Jackson's network of political allies keeping him abreast of developments around the state. Correspondence with his aide, John L. Salter, provides a rich description of congressional activities, particularly during the time Jackson was in the army in 1943-1944.

The Campaign Material series contains materials related to Jackson's congressional re-election campaigns in 1942, 1944, 1946, 1948, and 1950. The materials include correspondence, speeches and writings, news releases, clippings, and financial records and are arranged chronologically by campaign.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users; however, researchers who use Departmental Correspondence (boxes 8-26) must sign a release form agreeing not to divulge the identity of any individual named in a case file.

Restrictions on Access: Users must use microfilm copies of scrapbooks instead of originals.

Digital Content/Other Formats: Microfilm of the scrapbooks is available. Accession No. 3560-020,Microfilm Drawer 19.

Processing Info: Constituent case files from this period were separated and are found in accession 3560-008.

The original filing categories of the papers have been maintained or reconstructed wherever possible. These papers include three basic correspondence series -- General, Departmental and Legislative -- four sets of subject files -- Jackson Sponsored Bills, Campaign Materials, Speeches and Writings and Subject Series -- and several sets of committee files. The papers of John Salter, Jackson's aide, make up the final subgroup of the accession. In the late 1970s one of Jackson's aides had attempted to put the materials from this period in some order. Unfortunately he mixed much of the Legislative and Departmental correspondence together, creating artificial subject groupings. We have reconstructed the original filing order, based on notations on the materials themselves.

Duplicates and non-essential materials have been discarded or returned to the Jackson family. The latter include tear sheets from The Congressional Record, unannotated published material, personal financial receipts and documents such as insurance policies.

Container(s) Description Dates
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
1/1 3560-002
Achenbach, Gerry
1940-1943
½ 3560-002
Adair, Chester C.
1942-1950
1/3 3560-002
Adams, William C.
1949
1/4 3560-002
Adkins, Clifford
1941-1951
1/5 3560-002
Aldwell, Thomas T.
1941-1951
1/6 3560-002
Alhadeff, Jack J.
1941
1/7-8 3560-002
Allen, Edward J.
1941-1952
1/9 3560-002
Allen, Ellen W.
1943-1947
1/10 3560-002
Allyn, Harry J.
1942-1949
1/11 3560-002
Ambler, John
1943-1945
1/12 3560-002
Anderson, Anders
1941-1949
1/13 3560-002
Anderson, Arthur B.
1944-1950
1/14 3560-002
Anderson, C. E.
1949-1951
1/15 3560-002
Anderson, Clinton P.
1945
1/16 3560-002
Arend, Walter A.
1941-1948
1/17 3560-002
Arms, P. C.
1947-1950
1/18 3560-002
Armstrong, Orena
1941-1947
1/19 3560-002
Astrup, Einar
1948
½0 3560-002
Atwood, Richard C.
1941-1945
½1 3560-002
Aymar, William M.
1942-1946
½2-23 3560-002
A
1940-1952
½4 3560-002
Backstrom, Henry
1941-1950
½5 3560-002
Bailey, Philip W.
1950-1951
½6 3560-002
Baillargeon, Cebert
1943-1949
½7 3560-002
Baker, Archie
1945-1948
½8 3560-002
Baker, Frank
1941
½9 3560-002
Ballew, Jack A.
1941-1950
1/30 3560-002
Bargreen, Howard
1945-1951
1/31 3560-002
Bartley, Bruce
1942-1950
1/32 3560-002
Baugh, Virgil E.
1944-1949
1/33 3560-002
Baumgardner, Elsie
1942-1950
1/34 3560-002
Bay, C. B.
1941-1944
1/35 3560-002
Bayley, Frank S.
1949-1951
1/36 3560-002
Beach, Robert W.
1941-1952
1/37 3560-002
Beals, Walter B.
1943
1/38 3560-002
Beardsley, Arthur S.
1941-1946
1/39 3560-002
Beeks, William T.
1947-1952
1/40 3560-002
Beernink, Harry J.
1944-1951
1/41 3560-002
Benjamin, Earl W.
1943
1/42 3560-002
Bennett, Charles A.
1941-1949
1/43 3560-002
Benson, Naomi A.
1941-1947
1/44 3560-002
Berg, Bert M.
1943-1948
1/45 3560-002
Bergeron, Rene E.
1941-1949
1/46 3560-002
Bernhoft, George K.
1943-1945
1/47 3560-002
Best, Robert D.
1941-1951
1/48 3560-002
Bez, Nick
1943-1950
1/49 3560-002
Billingsley, Kirby
1943-1951
1/50 3560-002
Black, David S.
1949-1951
1/52 3560-002
Bland, S. O.
1942-1944
1/53 3560-002
Boardman, Phil (see also: Company B)
1942-1947
1/54 3560-002
Boe, Ivar Lars
1941-1948
1/55 3560-002
Boettcher, W. F.
1944-1950
1/56 3560-002
Boettner, James J.
1943-1950
1/57 3560-002
Boettner, Julius F.
1941-1944
1/58 3560-002
Bolinger, J. R.
1943-1949
1/59 3560-002
Bone, Homer T.
1941-1946
1/60 3560-002
Boney, Mentor
1942-1947
1/61 3560-002
Booth, Norman G.
1943-1946
1/62 3560-002
Boren, Arthur C.
1945-1949
1/63 3560-002
Bowden, Richard W.
1941
1/64 3560-002
Bowen, John C.
1941-1950
1/65 3560-002
Boyd, Peter J.
1946-1952
1/66 3560-002
Boyer, Stanley A.
1941-1945
1/67 3560-002
Bradley, E. J.
1945-1950
1/68 3560-002
Brown, C. S.
1944-1948
1/69 3560-002
Brown, Henry M.
1943-1950
1/70 3560-002
Brown, Mary
1941-1951
1/71 3560-002
Brown, Vaughan
1941-1952
1/72 3560-002
Bullitt, Stimson
1946-1947
1/73 3560-002
Burdick, Alice E.
1942-1945
1/74 3560-002
Butler, J. E.
1943-1945
1/75-79 3560-002
B
1940-1952
1/80 3560-002
Callison, I. P.
1949-1950
1/81 3560-002
Calvert, Laurence
1943-1944
1/82 3560-002
Calvert, Starr
1943-1946
1/83 3560-002
Cameron, Val
1946-1950
1/84 3560-002
Carlson, Bror G.
1942-1949
1/85 3560-002
Carlson, Mildred J. and Glen E.
1941-1950
1/86 3560-002
Carpenter, Clifford
1941-1949
1/87 3560-002
Carraher, Mort
1943
1/88 3560-002
Carroll, Harry B.
1949-1950
1/89 3560-002
Carter, Orrie O.
1945-1949
1/90 3560-002
Chace, Aurelia Ferris
1941-1942
1/91 3560-002
Chambers, Mary Susan
1941-1947
1/92 3560-002
Clarke, Don
1942-1948
2/1 3560-002
Clark, Mark W.
1942-1952
2/2 3560-002
Clise, J. W.
1942-1950
2/3 3560-002
Cochran, Neil and Ralph
1941-1946
2/4 3560-002
Coe, Earl
1948-1952
2/5 3560-002
Coleman, Clarence J.
1941-1952
2/6 3560-002
Coles, Marvin
1944-1946
2/7 3560-002
Collier, Sidney M.
1941-1951
2/8 3560-002
Colvin, Oliver D.
1942-1952
2/9-12 3560-002
Company B (HMJ's army unit)
1940-1952
2/13 3560-002
Connelly, Matthew J. (Secretary to President)
1945-1949
2/14 3560-002
Cook, George S.
1941-1943
2/15 3560-002
Cook, Terry H.
1941-1942
2/16-17 3560-002
Cooper, Frank and Leslie
1941-1951
2/18 3560-002
Coughlin, Paul
1949-1951
2/19 3560-002
Crawford, Harriet Ann
1947
2/20 3560-002
Cremer, Stewart
1944-1947
2/21 3560-002
Cronkite Family
1941-1946
2/22 3560-002
Cross, Howard
1941-1946
2/23 3560-002
Council, Mary Lee
1948-1951
2/24 3560-002
Currie, Don
1947-1948
2/25 3560-002
C
1940-1952
2/29 3560-002
Dalstead, Gus
1942-1946
2/30 3560-002
Davies, William D.
1942-1951
2/31 3560-002
Deane, Charles J.
1941
2/32 3560-002
Deane, Clarence S.
1941-1943
2/33 3560-002
Deebach, Walter
1941-1946
2/34 3560-002
Delaney, Tom
1940-1949
2/35 3560-002
Dellwo, Robert
1951
2/36 3560-002
Denney, Charles R.
1941-1949
2/37 3560-002
Dennis, A. T.
1941-1947
2/38 3560-002
Dillon, Robert
1941-1952
3/1 3560-002
Doeg Family
1942-1944
3/2 3560-002
Dolan, Clarence
1942-1949
3/3 3560-002
Donovan, Daniel
1943-1946
3/4 3560-002
Donovan, Mary and Mike
1941-1944
3/5 3560-002
Dootson Family
1941-1951
3/6 3560-002
Dowdle, James
1941-1943
3/7 3560-002
Downie, Frank
1941-1945
3/8 3560-002
Drews, Arnold H.
1942-1948
3/9 3560-002
Durham, Tom A.
1941-1942
3/10 3560-002
Duryee, Dan
1941-1949
3/11 3560-002
Duryee, Marjorie A.
1943-1951
3/12-14 3560-002
D
1940-1952
3/15 3560-002
Eberhardt, John
1946-1947
3/16 3560-002
Eberhardt, Sylvia
1941-1942
3/17 3560-002
Edwards, A. E.
1942-1946
3/18 3560-002
Eliot, Thomas H.
1941-1952
3/19 3560-002
Ellis, Harry C.
1942-1943
3/20 3560-002
Enright, G. L.
1943-1944
3/21 3560-002
Eubank, Carl C.
1944-1945
3/22 3560-002
Evans, Frank S.
1942-1945
3/23 3560-002
Evans, June
1945-1947
3/24 3560-002
E
1940-1952
3/25 3560-002
Faller, George F.
1944-1945
3/26 3560-002
Fellows, Fred
1942
3/27 3560-002
Fletcher, Helen and Walter
1942-1949
3/28 3560-002
Forman, William
1942-1951
3/29 3560-002
Forsgren, Richard
1941-1949
3/30 3560-002
Foss Family
1942-1949
3/31 3560-002
Fowler, George W.
1943-1949
3/32 3560-002
Fox, Albert
1941-1945
3/33 3560-002
Freeman, Kemper
1943-1944
3/34 3560-002
Freeman, Miller
1943-1945
3/35 3560-002
Freeman, William B.
1943-1944
3/36 3560-002
Friedman, Samuel
1944-1950
3/37-38 3560-002
F
1940-1952
3/39-40 3560-002
Gable, Charles
1941-1952
3/41 3560-002
Gagnon, Dan
1941-1944
3/42 3560-002
Gannonn, G. W.
1941-1951
3/43 3560-002
Garrison, Tillman
1949
3/44 3560-002
Genesle, Elmon A.
1942-1946
3/45 3560-002
Ghormley, Ralph (see also: Jackson Family)
1942-1949
3/46 3560-002
Gibson, Ed
1942-1950
3/47 3560-002
Ginnett, Robert W.
1949-1950
3/48 3560-002
Glassberg, A. M.
1941-1950
3/49 3560-002
Godbold, Norman
1946-1952
3/50 3560-002
Goenen, John C.
1942-1950
3/51 3560-002
Goodin, Paul
1950-1952
3/52 3560-002
Grant, Harry
1941-1950
3/53 3560-002
Green, Jack A.
1941-1950
3/54 3560-002
Greenebaum, Adah
1948-1951
3/55 3560-002
Grenbemer, George J.
1944-1950
3/56 3560-002
Griffiths, Thomas E.
1945-1946
3/57 3560-002
Grimison, Anna
1945
3/58 3560-002
Gritten, Leslie A.
1941-1950
3/59 3560-002
Gutmann, Addis
1942-1952
3/60-61 3560-002
G
1940-1952
3/62 3560-002
Haas, Saul
1945-1952
3/63 3560-002
Hack, Maurice
1941-1951
3/64 3560-002
Haggard, Fred E.
1944-1945
3/65 3560-002
Haggard, W. W.
1942-1943
3/66 3560-002
Hall, Charles C.
1943-1949
3/67 3560-002
Hanbloom, H. G.
1943-1946
3/68 3560-002
Hansen, Carl E.
1945-1951
3/69 3560-002
Hansen, Einar
1948-1949
3/70 3560-002
Hansen, Paul H.
1947-1949
3/71 3560-002
Hanson, Charles F.
1941
3/72 3560-002
Harmon, Craig A.
1949-1951
3/73 3560-002
Harnett, Arthur L.
1947-1948
3/74 3560-002
Hartz, David M.
1941-1947
3/75 3560-002
Hays, Tully H.
1941-1946
3/76 3560-002
Heede, Burger M.
1944-1945
3/77 3560-002
Hennesey, Ed P.
1941-1950
3/78 3560-002
Henry, Edward E.
1941-1950
3/79-80 3560-002
Henson, Harry
1941-1951
3/81 3560-002
Hinman, Grover W.
1942-1945
3/82 3560-002
Hislop, Fred J.
1941-1948
3/83 3560-002
Hite, Gaynel M.
1944-1946
3/84 3560-002
Hite, James C.
1942-1946
3/85 3560-002
Hoeck, Jerry
1949-1951
3/86 3560-002
Hogan, Vincent P.
1941-1950
3/87 3560-002
Houston, Roy
1949-1950
3/88 3560-002
Howard, Arthur H.
1941-1944
3/89 3560-002
Hughes, Vic A.
1944
4/1 3560-002
Humphrey, Robert M.
1941-1949
4/2 3560-002
Hunter, James P.
1941-1946
4/3 3560-002
Hunter, Mazie
1941
4/4 3560-002
Hurley, John R.
1942-1950
4/5-8 3560-002
H
1940-1952
4/9-11 3560-002
Ivarson, Orland
1941-1952
4/12 3560-002
I
1940-1952
4/13 3560-002
Jackson Family (incl. correspondence with parents)
1941-1951
4/14 3560-002
Jackson, Frank C.
1941-1943
4/15 3560-002
Jacobsen, Eldon W.
1949-1951
4/16 3560-002
James, Frank W.
1941-1949
4/17 3560-002
Janssen, George
1941-1945
4/18 3560-002
Jenkins, Warren M.
1942-1947
4/19 3560-002
Jensen, Odin
1941-1949
4/20 3560-002
Jesdahl, Carl
1941-1945
4/21 3560-002
Jewitt, Ned A.
1942
4/22 3560-002
Jewitt, Vernon C.
1943-1951
4/23 3560-002
Johnson, Clarence W.
1941-1943
4/24 3560-002
Johnson, E. Fred
1946
4/25 3560-002
Johnson, Knute
1941-1946
4/26 3560-002
Johnson, Lester J.
1946-1952
4/27 3560-002
Johnnson, William A.
1945
4/28 3560-002
Johnston, Joseph H.
1941-1950
4/29 3560-002
Jones, Blanche
1944-1948
4/30 3560-002
Jones, Rogan
1941-1952
4/31-32 3560-002
J
1940-1952
4/33 3560-002
Kamb, Boynton
1941-1951
4/34 3560-002
Karo, Arnold
1941-1949
4/35 3560-002
Karr, David
1942-1944
4/36 3560-002
Kefauver, Estes
1945-1954
4/37 3560-002
Keith, Lyle
1949-1951
4/38 3560-002
Kelley, Lester
1941
4/39 3560-002
Kendall, Clyde A.
1943-1949
4/40 3560-002
Kenton, Frank
1948-1950
4/41 3560-002
Killien, Frank
1942-1952
4/42 3560-002
King, John L.
1949-1952
4/43 3560-002
Knisely, J. Dan
1948-1950
4/44 3560-002
Knudson, Herbert C.
1942-1948
4/45 3560-002
[number skipped]
1949
4/46 3560-002
Knutzen, William J.
1946-1952
4/47 3560-002
Koffski, Sidney A.
1941-1951
4/48 3560-002
Kongsgaard, Thomas P.
1942-1949
4/49 3560-002
Kron, C. E.
1946
4/50 3560-002
Kuehn, Fred E. H.
1942-1951
4/51-52 3560-002
K
1940-1952
4/53 3560-002
Laing, G. W.
1945
4/54 3560-002
Lambert, Alice E.
1945-1949
4/55 3560-002
Lamont, Daniel E.
1948-1951
4/56 3560-002
Lane, George
1941-1949
4/57 3560-002
Larrahee, Charles F.
1941-1945
4/58 3560-002
Larsen, Louis
1942-1951
4/59 3560-002
Lawrence, Emerson
1941-1949
4/60 3560-002
Leavy, Charles H.
1941-1952
4/61 3560-002
Lecocq, G. M.
1941-1943
4/62 3560-002
Leeper, Lon P.
1943-1951
4/63 3560-002
Leishman, A. A.
1942-1949
4/64 3560-002
Lembke, Louie J.
1941-1950
4/65 3560-002
Leth, Tage
1947-1949
4/66 3560-002
Lilienthal, David E.
1949-1951
4/67 3560-002
Lindow, Sigrid E.
1944-1946
4/68 3560-002
Little, T. H.
1941-1952
4/69 3560-002
Low, Madeleine M.
1949-1952
4/70 3560-002
Low, Robert A.
1948-1950
4/71 3560-002
Lowell, Elias
1941-1947
4/72 3560-002
Lynn, David
1942-1950
4/73-74 3560-002
L
1940-1952
5/1 3560-002
McCauley, John P.
1950-1951
5/2 3560-002
McComb, Mary
1941-1952
5/3 3560-002
McDonald, James D.
1941-1949
5/4 3560-002
McDowell, Mary
1941-1943
5/5 3560-002
McGlinn, John P. and Betty
1941-1949
5/6 3560-002
McIntyre, S. S.
1942-1949
5/7 3560-002
McLean, W. A. and Alan A.
1946-1948
5/8 3560-002
McMillin, C. K.
1941-1945
5/9 3560-002
McNamara, James J.
1949
5/10 3560-002
Mackey, Earle
1947-1950
5/11 3560-002
Mackey, Robert and Ruby
1941-1947
5/12 3560-002
Maher, William
1947-1949
5/13 3560-002
Manus, Samuel
1941-1951
5/14 3560-002
Mardesich, Tony P.
1947-1951
5/15 3560-002
Marsh, C. L.
1941-1943
5/16 3560-002
Marsh, Robert E.
1943-1950
5/17 3560-002
Martin, Andrew
1945-1951
5/18 3560-002
Martin, Harry J.
1942-1952
5/19 3560-002
Martin, Ward A.
1950
5/20 3560-002
Maher, Muriel
1941-1951
5/21 3560-002
Maxwell, C. E.
1943
5/22 3560-002
Meisnest, Kenneth
1945-1951
5/23 3560-002
Mejleander, George O.
1942-1948
5/24 3560-002
Mitchell, Billy Jr.
1947-1951
5/25 3560-002
Mitchell, Hugh B.
1945-1949
5/26 3560-002
Mize, R. W.
1944-1949
5/27 3560-002
Moore, Charles L.
1950-1951
5/28 3560-002
Moore, Margaret and Leonard
1941-1951
5/29 3560-002
Moore, Milo
1948-1949
5/30 3560-002
Moore, Tom
1949-1951
5/31 3560-002
Moulton, Harold G.
1941-1946
5/32 3560-002
Mund, Vernon A.
1946-1951
5/33 3560-002
Munro, Ed
1949-1950
5/34 3560-002
Mullaney, Bernard
1941-1947
5/35 3560-002
Mc
1940-1952
5/36-38 3560-002
M
1940-1952
5/39 3560-002
National Reclamation Association
1949
5/40 3560-002
Neilan, Paul
1942-1943
5/41 3560-002
Nelson, Axel
1941-1951
5/42 3560-002
Nelson, Chester L.
1943-1952
5/43 3560-002
Nerland, C. A.
1942-1952
5/44 3560-002
Neuberger, Richard L.
1941-1952
5/45 3560-002
Newman, Lee L.
1941-1951
5/46 3560-002
Newton, Clifford
1941-1945
5/47 3560-002
Niles, David
1942-1944
5/48 3560-002
Nolan, William J.
1943-1945
5/49 3560-002
Norberg, Eric
1941-1946
5/50 3560-002
N
1940-1952
5/51 3560-002
Olsen, Oscar J.
1942-1947
5/52 3560-002
Olson, E. R. (Bud)
1941-1951
5/53 3560-002
Olson, Harold
1949-1950
5/54 3560-002
Oas, Philip
1941-1947
5/55 3560-002
Osborne, Don W.
1940-1950
5/56 3560-002
Osborne, Lithgow
1944-1950
5/57 3560-002
Osen, Sigrid E.
1942
5/58 3560-002
O
1940-1952
5/59 3560-002
Palmer, Fred C. Jr.
1941
5/60 3560-002
Palmer, Gertrude
1942-1948
5/61 3560-002
Parker, Edwin S.
1949-1950
5/62 3560-002
Payette, Sedric A.
1942-1950
5/63 3560-002
Pearson, Francis
1941-1949
5/64 3560-002
Pemberton, Joseph T.
1941-1950
5/65 3560-002
Penix, Lyle R.
1943-1951
5/66 3560-002
Pennington, Maitland S.
1947
5/67 3560-002
Peterson, Archie
1944-1945
5/68 3560-002
Peterson, Amandus
1946-1948
5/69 3560-002
Peterson, Payson
1942-1944
5/70 3560-002
Phillips, Benjamin N.
1941-1949
5/71 3560-002
Phillips, W. F.
1942-1951
5/72 3560-002
Pierce, Jack
1948-1952
5/73 3560-002
Pierce, John C.
1942-1946
5/74 3560-002
Pigott, Paul
1942-1951
5/75 3560-002
Pilz, William J.
1941-1952
5/76 3560-002
Pitt, Chart
1942-1943
5/77 3560-002
Preston, John C.
1941-1951
5/78-79 3560-002
P
1940-1952
5/80 3560-002
Q
1940-1952
6/1 3560-002
Railsback, E. M.
1941-1949
6/2 3560-002
Ramsey, Blake
1943-1944
6/3 3560-002
Reardon, Keiron
1941
6/4 3560-002
Repp, Ellen
1941-1952
6/5 3560-002
Rhea, David E.
1941-1949
6/6 3560-002
Rhodius, Paul
1941-1949
6/7 3560-002
Ridgeway, Emma Abbott
1941-1951
6/8 3560-002
Riley, Jack F.
1942-1944
6/9 3560-002
Ripley, Edwin
1942-1948
6/10 3560-002
Romney, Kenneth
1941-1945
6/11 3560-002
Roper, Frances A.
1942-1949
6/12 3560-002
Ruben, Gerhard G.
1946-1951
6/13 3560-002
Rucker, Jasper L.
1941-1949
6/14 3560-002
Ryan, George G.
1941-1950
6/15-17 3560-002
R
1940-1952
6/18-22 3560-002
Salter, John
1941-1950
6/23 3560-002
Sakes, James C.
1945-1952
6/24 3560-002
Sancrant, D. L.
1949-1951
6/25 3560-002
Sands, Leo G.
1941-1949
6/26 3560-002
Satterlee, D. E.
1943-1945
6/27 3560-002
Schwartz, Frank
1949-1952
6/28 3560-002
Schwellenbach Family
1945-1949
6/29 3560-002
Scott, John C.
1948-1949
6/30 3560-002
Secoy, H. R.
1941-1946
6/31 3560-002
Sedore, Carl R.
1943-1950
6/32 3560-002
Sefrit, Charles L.
1941-1950
6/33 3560-002
Selander Family
1941-1951
6/34 3560-002
Shanks, J. C.
1942-1944
6/35 3560-002
Sheridan, George P.
1941-1949
6/36 3560-002
Sheridan, Phil
1941-1951
6/37 3560-002
Shorett, Lloyd
1941-1947
6/38 3560-002
Sievers, Verne
1941-1951
6/39 3560-002
Silver, Max A.
1943-1950
6/40 3560-002
Simdars, Pearl
1941-1951
6/41 3560-002
Simonarson, Einar
1941-1949
6/42 3560-002
Slavenburg, John L.
1942-1950
6/43 3560-002
Smith, A. Glenn
1942-1945
6/44 3560-002
Smith, C. Millard
1949-1952
6/45 3560-002
Smith, Martin
1941-1946
6/46 3560-002
Smith, R. Clifford
1941-1945
6/47 3560-002
Smythe, Ralph
1941-1947
6/48 3560-002
Snowdon, Ben
1941-1945
6/49 3560-002
Spear, Nancy
1944-1951
6/50 3560-002
Squire, Clark
1945-1951
6/51 3560-002
Starrett, E. M.
1942-1949
6/52 3560-002
Startup, George R.
1943-1944
6/53 3560-002
Stengel, Minerva
1942-1943
6/54 3560-002
Stillwell, Margaret
1941-1951
6/55 3560-002
Stimson, Robert
1945-1948
6/56 3560-002
Shatton, Samuel S.
1950-1951
6/57 3560-002
Stringfellow, Bud
1948-1950
6/58 3560-002
Stuart, Robert W.
1946-1950
6/59 3560-002
Stuntz, George R.
1941-1951
6/60 3560-002
Sundborg, George
1949-1950
6/61 3560-002
Sundeen, Elmer
1942-1948
6/62 3560-002
Swan, Edwin A.
1941-1950
6/63 3560-002
Swanson, C. A.
1942-1946
6/64 3560-002
Sylvester, Jack
1941-1950
6/65 3560-002
Syre, Melvin G.
1945-1952
6/66-70 3560-002
S
1940-1952
6/71 3560-002
Teiquist, Frank
1948-1950
6/72 3560-002
Testu, Jeanette
1942-1943
6/73 3560-002
Thomas, Christy
1945-1950
6/74 3560-002
Thomas, Maurice J.
1942-1943
6/75 3560-002
Thompson, Walter L.
1942-1950
6/76 3560-002
Todd, Charles H.
1941-1949
6/77 3560-002
Troy, Smith
1942-1949
6/78 3560-002
Turner, Charles A.
1941-1949
7/1-2 3560-002
T
1940-1952
7/3 3560-002
Ubil, R. Harry
1941-1950
U.S. House of Representatives
Box/Folder Accession
7/4 3560-002
Anderson, Clinton (New Mexico)
1945
7/4 3560-002
Bartlett, E. L. (Alaska)
1948
7/4 3560-002
Biemiller, Andrew J. (Wisconsin)
undated
7/4 3560-002
Bland, S. O. (Virginia)
1941-1947
7/4 3560-002
Boggs, Hale (Louisiana)
1951
7/4 3560-002
Bradley, Fred (Michigan)
1947
7/4 3560-002
Buck, Ellsworth B. (New York)
1948
7/4 3560-002
Callahan, Joseph (Sergeant at Arms)
1951
7/4 3560-002
Camp, A. Sidney (Georgia)
1951
7/4 3560-002
Canfield, Gordon (New Jersey)
1945-1951
7/4 3560-002
Cannon, Clarence (Missouri)
1946-1951
7/4 3560-002
Capozzoli, Louis J. (New York)
1943
7/4 3560-002
Case, Francis (South Dakota)
1948
7/4 3560-002
Casey, Joseph E. (Massachusetts)
1941
7/4 3560-002
Clements, Earle (Kentucky)
1947
7/4 3560-002
Coffee, John M. (Washington)
1943-1947
7/4 3560-002
Combs, J. M. (Texas)
1951
7/4 3560-002
Cooper, Jere (Tennessee)
1951
7/4 3560-002
Delacy, Hugh (Washington)
1943-1945
7/4 3560-002
Dingell, John D. (Michigan)
1945-1951
7/4 3560-002
Dirksen, Everett M. (Illinois)
1946
7/4 3560-002
Domengeaux, James (Louisiana)
1949
7/4 3560-002
Doughton, Robert L. (North Carolina)
1941-1951
7/4 3560-002
Dowd, George (Office Doorkeeper)
1949
7/4 3560-002
Eberharter, Herman P. (Pennsylvania)
1951
7/4 3560-002
Fogarty, John E. (Rhode Island)
1944
7/4 3560-002
Forand, Aime J. (Rhode Island)
1951
7/4 3560-002
Gore, Albert (Tennessee)
1944
7/4 3560-002
Gossett, Ed (Texas)
1950
7/4 3560-002
Granger, Walter K. (Utah)
1951
7/4 3560-002
Gregory, Noble J. (Kentucky)
1946-1951
7/4 3560-002
Hays, Brooks (Arkansas)
1950-1951
7/4 3560-002
Herter, Christian A. (Massachusetts)
1946-1948
7/4 3560-002
Houston, John M. (Kansas)
1940
7/4 3560-002
Hill, Knute (Washington)
1943
7/5 3560-002
Izac, Ed V. (California)
1943-1946
7/5 3560-002
Jarman, Pete (Alabama)
1942
7/5 3560-002
Johnson, J. Leroy (California)
1948
7/5 3560-002
Jones, Homer R. (Washington)
1947-1948
7/5 3560-002
Kefauver, Estes (Tennessee)
1943-1948
7/5 3560-002
Kelley, Augustine B. (Pennsylvania)
1944
7/5 3560-002
Keogh, Eugene J. (New York)
1943-1951
7/5 3560-002
Kerr, John H. (North Carolina)
1949
7/5 3560-002
Kilday, Paul J. (Texas)
1949
7/5 3560-002
King, Cecil R. (California)
1945-1951
7/5 3560-002
Kramer, Charles (California)
1941
7/5 3560-002
Lambertson, W. P. (Kansas)
1944
7/5 3560-002
McCormack, John W. (Massachusetts)
1942-1947
7/5 3560-002
McQuire, John A. (Connecticut)
1950-1951
7/5 3560-002
Mansfield, Mike (Montana)
1947-1949
7/5 3560-002
Martin, Joseph (Massachusetts)
1948-1950
7/5 3560-002
Mills, Wilbur (Arkansas)
1941-1951
7/5 3560-002
Mitchell, Hugh B. (Washington)
1951
7/5 3560-002
Norblad, Walter (Oregon)
1951
7/5 3560-002
O'Brien, Thomas J. (Illinois)
1951
7/5 3560-002
Ploeser, Walter C. (Missouri)
1944
7/5 3560-002
Powell, Adam Clayton (New York)
1948
7/5 3560-002
Priest, J. Percy (Tennessee)
1949
7/5 3560-002
Rabaut, Louis C. (Michigan)
1946-1947
7/5 3560-002
Rains, Albert (Alabama)
1949
7/5 3560-002
Ramspeck, Robert (Georgia)
1943-1945
7/5 3560-002
Rayburn, Sam (Texas)
1942-1950
7/5 3560-002
Robinson, J. W. (Utah)
1944
7/5 3560-002
Romney, Kenneth (Sergeant at Arms)
1943
7/5 3560-002
Sabath, A. J. (Illinois)
1947-1948
7/5 3560-002
Savage, Charles R. (Washington)
1945
7/5 3560-002
Scanlon, Thomas E. (Pennsylvania)
undated
7/5 3560-002
Sikes, Bob (Florida)
1943-1949
7/5 3560-002
Sims, Hugo Jr. (South Carolina)
1950-1951
7/5 3560-002
Sparkman, John J. (Alabama)
1946
7/5 3560-002
Stanley, Thomas B. (Virginia)
1950
7/5 3560-002
Stockman, Lowell (Oregon)
1948
7/5 3560-002
Taber, John (New York)
1947
7/5 3560-002
Terry, David D. (Arkansas)
1941
7/5 3560-002
Thomas, Albert (Texas)
1944
7/5 3560-002
Walter, Francis E. (Pennsylvania)
1949-1951
7/5 3560-002
West, Milton H. (Texas)
1945
7/5 3560-002
Whittington, Will M. (Mississippi)
1946
7/5 3560-002
Wolcott, Jesse P. (Michigan)
1947
7/5 3560-002
Zimmerman, Orville (Missouri)
1943
7/6 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1940-1952
Box/Folder Accession
7/7 3560-002
U.S. President (Roosevelt, Franklin D.)
1941
U.S. Senate
1940-1952
Box/Folder Accession
7/8 3560-002
Byrd, Harry F. (Virginia)
1943-1945
7/8 3560-002
Johnson, Lyndon B. (Texas)
1948
7/8 3560-002
McCarran, Pat (Nevada)
1943
7/8 3560-002
Magnuson, Warren G. (Washington)
1944-1949
Box/Folder Accession
7/9 3560-002
U
1940-1952
7/10 3560-002
Van Dyke, J. B.
1943-1947
7/11 3560-002
Varn, Stewart
1941-1952
7/12 3560-002
Vasgaard, Palmer
1942-1948
7/13 3560-002
Vennigerholz, Carl. T.
1942-1943
7/14 3560-002
Vennigerholz, Pearl
1947-1951
7/15 3560-002
Verhoeven, Leon
1942-1946
7/16 3560-002
Voohns, Jerry
1941-1950
7/17 3560-002
V
1940-1952
7/18 3560-002
Waddingham, Harry
1940-1945
7/19 3560-002
Wahl, Loren L.
1949
7/20 3560-002
Wakefield, Lowell
1941-1950
7/21 3560-002
Wallace, L. B.
1948
7/22 3560-002
Wallgren, Monrad C.
1944-1949
7/23 3560-002
Waltz, Russell S.
1945-1950
7/24 3560-002
Wanamaker, Floyd A.
1941-1947
7/25 3560-002
Wanamaker, Pearl A.
1941-1950
7/26 3560-002
Webber, Francis P.
1944-1950
7/27 3560-002
Webster, Charles N.
1941-1950
7/28 3560-002
West, Fred
1941-1945
7/29 3560-002
Westre, Arne and Edna
1941-1943
7/30 3560-002
White, Herbert
1949
7/31 3560-002
Wilkinson, H. Fielding
1945-1950
7/32 3560-002
Williams, Parker
1941-1944
7/33 3560-002
Williams, Raymond W.
1943-1944
7/34 3560-002
Winde, James
1942-1944
7/35-37 3560-002
W
1940-1952
7/38 3560-002
Yothers, Robert A.
1949-1950
7/39 3560-002
Young, Kenneth E.
1949-1952
7/40 3560-002
X, Y, Z
1940-1952
7/41-46 3560-002
Invitations
1941-1951
7/47 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1940-1952
Departmental Correspondence
Restrictions on Access: Access restricted. Contact repository for more information.
Box/Folder Accession
8/1 3560-002
International Labor Office
1947
8/2 3560-002
United Nations. Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
1945-1946
U.S. Agriculture Department
Box/Folder Accession
8/3-18 3560-002
General
1941-1952
8/19 3560-002
Anderson, Clinton P. -- address in Everett
1947-1948
9/1 3560-002
Cooperative Taxation
1951
9/2 3560-002
Dairy Industry
1941-1942
9/3 3560-002
Dry Pea Purchase -- European Recovery Program
1948
9/4 3560-002
Feed Shortages
1946
9/5 3560-002
Hoof and Mouth Disease Laboratory
1949-1950
9/6 3560-002
Migratory Farm Labor
1951
9/7 3560-002
Multiple Crop Insurance Program -- Snohomish County
1949,
9/8 3560-002
Northwest Feed and Truck Crop Laboratory
1945-1946
9/9 3560-002
Storage Bin Facilities
1949
9/10 3560-002
Strawberry Farmers -- price ceiling lift
1942
9/11 3560-002
Sugar Shortage
1946-1947
9/12 3560-002
Surplus Commodities
1950
9/13-20 3560-002
War Food Order 144 -- wheat restriction
1946
9/21 3560-002
Wheat Export Allocations
1949
9/22 3560-002
Wheat Supplies
1946
U.S. Air Force
Box/Folder Accession
9/23-25 3560-002
General
1949-1951
9/26 3560-002
Air Training Academy in the West
1950-1951
9/27 3560-002
Birch Bay Installation
1949-1950
9/28 3560-002
Boeing Airport Plant
1949-1951
9/29 3560-002
Castle, Leo (Air Metals, Inc.)
1950
10/1-3 3560-002
Paine Field
1948-1952
10/4 3560-002
Reserve Officers Training Corps
1951
U.S. Army
Box/Folder Accession
10/5-10 3560-002
General
1941-1952
10/11 3560-002
Army-Air Force-Navy Industrial Mobilization Plan
1948-1949
10/12 3560-002
Army-Navy Procurement -- Busby barrel wrench
1949
10/13 3560-002
Army-Navy Longshore Agreement
1949
10/14-16 3560-002
Demobilization
1945-1946
10/17 3560-002
Fish Purchases -- Japan
1949-1950
10/18 3560-002
Fort Lawton Apartment Construction
1949
10/19 3560-002
Mt. Baker Ski Patrol
1941-1943
10/20 3560-002
Mukilteo Port Facilities
1950
10/21 3560-002
Pearl Harbor Investigation
1945
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
Box/Folder Accession
10/22 3560-002
General
1950-1952
11/1 3560-002
General
1950-1952
11/2 3560-002
Hood Canal and Dabo Bay Use Restrictions
1949-1951
11/3 3560-002
Edmonds, WA
1948-1954
11/4 3560-002
Seattle District
1945
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Box/Folder Accession
11/5 3560-002
Hanford Employment
1949-1950
11/6 3560-002
Materials Reclamation Corporation
1948-1950
11/7 3560-002
Wahluke Slope
1951-1952
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
Box/Folder Accession
11/8-13 3560-002
General
1941-1952
11/14 3560-002
Grand Coulee Dam Dedication
1950
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Administration
Box/Folder Accession
11/15 3560-002
General
1952
11/16 3560-002
Bow Lake Move (CAA installation)
1949
Box/Folder Accession
11/17 3560-002
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1949-1951
11/18 3560-002
U.S. Civilian Conservation Corps
1941-1942
U.S. Civilian Production Administration
Box/Folder Accession
11/19-21 3560-002
General
1945-1947
11/22 3560-002
Stocking Shortage
1946
Box/Folder Accession
11/23-28 3560-002
U.S. Coast Guard
1944-1952
12/1-3 3560-002
U.S. Columbia Valley Authority (Proposed)
1941-1948
U.S. Commerce Department
Box/Folder Accession
12/4-6 3560-002
General
1941-1952
12/7 3560-002
Wallace, Henry A. -- confirmation
1945
Box/Folder Accession
12/8 3560-002
U.S. Community Facilities Service - Snohomish County Courthouse
1950-1952
U.S. Customs Bureau
Box/Folder Accession
12/9-11 3560-002
General
1945-1952
12/12 3560-002
Canadian Berries Importation
1949
12/13 3560-002
Red Cedar Shingles Importation
1949
12/14 3560-002
Sumas, WA -- port of entry
1948-1950
U.S. Defense Department
Box/Folder Accession
12/15 3560-002
General
1948-1952
12/16 3560-002
Contracts
1952
Box/Folder Accession
12/17 3560-002
U.S. Defense Electric Power Administration
1951-1952
12/18 3560-002
U.S. Defense Fisheries Administration
1951
12/19-20 3560-002
U.S. Defense Minerals Administration
1951-1952
12/21 3560-002
U.S. Defense Plant Corporation
1944
12/22 3560-002
U.S. Defense Production Administration
1952
12/23 3560-002
U.S. Defense Transportation Administration
1943-1948
12/24-25 3560-002
U.S. Displaced Persons Commission
1948-1952
U.S. Economic Cooperation Administration
Box/Folder Accession
12/26-27 3560-002
General
1948-1951
12/28 3560-002
Foreign Assistance Act
1948
12/29 3560-002
Lumber Procurement
1949-1950
13/1 3560-002
Pulp Industry -- Pacific Northwest
1949
13/2 3560-002
Washington State Federation of Labor - EuropeanRepresentative
1949
Box/Folder Accession
13/3 3560-002
U.S. Education Office
1952
13/4-5 3560-002
U.S. Employees Compensation Bureau
1949-1952
13/6 3560-002
U.S. Employment Service
1946
13/7 3560-002
U.S. Entomology Bureau (Bayley, Frank S.)
1950-1952
13/8-9 3560-002
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1945-1952
13/10 3560-002
U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation
1943-1951
13/11 3560-002
U.S. Federal Civil Defense Administration
1951-1952
13/12-13 3560-002
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1941-1952
13/14 3560-002
U.S. U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
1946-1951
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
Box/Folder Accession
13/15-17 3560-002
General
1945-1952
13/18 3560-002
Lynnwood, WA
1948
Box/Folder Accession
13/19 3560-002
U.S. Federal Maritime Board
1951
13/20 3560-002
U.S. U.S. Federal National Mortgage Association
1950-1952
U.S. Federal Power Commission
Box/Folder Accession
13/21-22 3560-002
General
1945-1952
13/23 3560-002
Cowlitz River Project
1950-1951
U.S. Federal Security Agency
Box/Folder Accession
13/24-25 3560-002
General
1949-1952
13/26 3560-002
Steel for Schools
1951-1952
Box/Folder Accession
13/27 3560-002
U.S. Federal Supply Bureau
1948-1949
13/28 3560-002
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1945-1952
13/29-34 3560-002
U.S. Federal Works Agency
1942-1948
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Box/Folder Accession
14/1-3 3560-002
General
1946-1952
14/4 3560-002
Bryant, Floyd G.
1949
14/5 3560-002
Dungeness Refuge
1949
14/6 3560-002
Herring Quota -- Alaska
1949
14/7 3560-002
Quilcene Hatchery
1948-1951
Box/Folder Accession
14/8 3560-002
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1943-1948
14/9 3560-002
U.S. Foreign Economic Administration
1945
U.S. Forest Service
Box/Folder Accession
14/10-12 3560-002
General
1943-1952
14/13 3560-002
Skagit River Bridge (Concrete, WA)
1948
14/14 3560-002
Fire Protection and Forest Roads
1941-1943
Box/Folder Accession
14/15-16 3560-002
U.S. General Accounting Office
1950-1952
14/17 3560-002
U.S. General Land Office
1941-1948
14/18-20 3560-002
U.S. General Services Administration
1949-1952
14/21 3560-002
U.S. Geological Survey
1951
14/22 3560-002
U.S. Government Printing Office
1951
14/23-24 3560-002
U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
1949-1952
14/25-26 3560-002
U.S. Housing Expediter
1946-1951
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Box/Folder Accession
14/27-31 3560-002
General
1946-1952
14/32 3560-002
Inspector Transfer to Mexican Border
1949-1951
14/33 3560-002
Seattle Detention Station Closure
1950
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
Box/Folder Accession
15/1-11 3560-002
General
1941-1952
15/12 3560-002
Area Offices Abolishment
1949-1951
15/13 3560-002
Lummi Indians
1950-1951
15/14 3560-002
Neah Bay Road (water and sewer systems)
1950
15/15 3560-002
Quinalt Reservation Timber Sale
1949
Box/Folder Accession
15/16 3560-002
U.S. Indian Claims Commission
1947-1948
U.S. Interior Department
Box/Folder Accession
15/17-19 3560-002
General
1945-1952
16/1 3560-002
Elwha River Flood Control
1945-1947
16/2 3560-002
Fishing Industry
1952
16/3 3560-002
Kyes Peak Naming
1947
16/4 3560-002
Lake Crescent Land Exchange (Jensen, Roy S., FirstNational Bank in Port Angeles, Wash.)
1948
16/5 3560-002
McNary Dam Project
1946-1947
16/6 3560-002
Quilcene Fish Hatchery Addition
1946
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Box/Folder Accession
16/7-8 3560-002
General
1947-1952
16/9 3560-002
Office Move to Seattle -- protest
1952
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
Box/Folder Accession
16/10-11 3560-002
General
1949-1952
16/12 3560-002
Motor Carriers -- state regulations
1941-1947
U.S. Justice Department
Box/Folder Accession
16/13-15 3560-002
General
1945-1952
16/16 3560-002
Bridges (Harry) Deportation
1945-1950
Box/Folder Accession
16/17-20 3560-002
U.S. Labor Department
1948-1952
U.S. Land Management Bureau
Box/Folder Accession
16/21 3560-002
General
1949-1951
16/22 3560-002
Port Angeles, WA -- Block 32
1949-1950
Box/Folder Accession
16/23 3560-002
U.S. Library of Congress
1949-1951
16/24 3560-002
U.S. Marine Corps
1951-1952
U.S. Maritime Commission
Box/Folder Accession
17/1-4 3560-002
General
1941-1952
17/5 3560-002
Alaska
1945
17/6 3560-002
Everett Port Project
1945
17/7 3560-002
Freight Forwarders
1945-1948
17/8 3560-002
Intercoastal and Coastal Shipping
1947
17/9 3560-002
Mariposa and Monterey (Peet, Creighton)
1949
17/10 3560-002
Shipbuilding and Repair Yards -- West Coast
1948-1949
Box/Folder Accession
17/11 3560-002
U.S. Military Sea Transportation Service
1950-1951
17/12 3560-002
U.S. Mines Bureau
1950-1952
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
Box/Folder Accession
17/13 3560-002
General
1952
17/14-15 3560-002
Kaiser Shipyards
1943
U.S. National Park Service
Box/Folder Accession
17/16-18 3560-002
General
1946-1952
17/19 3560-002
Moran State Park
1941
17/20 3560-002
Mt. Baker National Monument
1950-1951
Olympic National Park
Box/Folder Accession
17/21-23 3560-002
General
1943-1949
18/1-2 3560-002
General
1943-1952
18/3 3560-002
Appropriations Bill
1949-1950
18/4 3560-002
Budget Items
1948-1950
18/5 3560-002
Jurisdiction Bill
1941-1942
18/6 3560-002
Morse Creek Watershed
1941-1945
Box/Folder Accession
18/7-9 3560-002
U.S. National Production Authority
1950-1952
18/10 3560-002
U.S. National Resources Planning Board
1942-1943
18/11 3560-002
U.S. National Security Resources Board
1950-1951
18/12-13 3560-002
U.S. National Youth Administration
1941-1943
U.S. Navy
Box/Folder Accession
18/14-22 3560-002
General
1943-1949
19/1-4 3560-002
General
1949-1952
19/5 3560-002
Agate Pass Bridge
1947-1948
19/6 3560-002
Blaine Harbor Rescue Ship
1947-1948
19/7 3560-002
Carr Inlet Proposal
1952
19/8 3560-002
Diking District #3. (Oak Harbor, WA)
1949
19/9 3560-002
Demobilization
1945-1946
19/10 3560-002
Everett Dry Dock
1952
19/11 3560-002
Everett Pacific Shipyard Waterways Lease
1950-1951
19/12 3560-002
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen'sUnion -- security pass denial
1949
19/13 3560-002
Jim Creek Radio Station Employment
1950-1951
19/14 3560-002
Oak Harbor School District Aid
1949-1951
19/15 3560-002
Phillips Target Area (Whidbey Island)
1949-1950
19/16 3560-002
Sand Point Housing Project
1951
19/17-19 3560-002
Shipyards
1942-1946
19/20 3560-002
Surplus Property Disposition (Everett, WA)
1950
19/21-24 3560-002
U.S. Navy. Sand Point Naval Air Station
1949-1951
20/1 3560-002
U.S. Navy. Whidbey Island Naval Air Base
1949-1952
20/2 3560-002
U.S.S. Enterprise
1945
Box/Folder Accession
20/3-5 3560-002
U.S. Organization of the Executive Branch Commission (Hoover Commission)
1949-1950
20/6 3560-002
U.S. Patent Office
1950-1951
20/7 3560-002
U.S. Petroleum Administration
1945
20/8 3560-002
U.S. Philippine War Damage Commission (LeCocq, G.M.) 1949-50
U.S. Post Office Department
Box/Folder Accession
20/9-11 3560-002
General
1946-1952
20/12-13 3560-002
Buildings
1948-1952
20/14 3560-002
Lottery Laws -- fishing derbies
1950
20/15 3560-002
Mail Boat Route -- San Juan Islands
1950-1952
20/16 3560-002
Terminal Annex Building -- Seattle, WA
1949-1950
U.S. Price Administration Office
1942-1946
Box/Folder Accession
20/17-23 3560-002
General
20/24 3560-002
Administration -- recruitment of employees
1942-1946
20/25 3560-002
Agriculture
1943-1946
21/1 3560-002
Automobile Tires
1944-1946
21/2 3560-002
Blaine Price Consolidation Panel
1945
21/3 3560-002
Butter Shortage -- Anacortes, WA
1946
21/4 3560-002
Dairy, Poultry and Baking Products
1943-1946
21/5 3560-002
Fish
1944-1946
21/6 3560-002
Friday Harbor Ration Board
1944-1945
21/7 3560-002
Gasoline and Fuel
1942-1943
21/8-9 3560-002
Lumber
1943-1946
21/10 3560-002
Meat Packing
1942-1946
21/11-14 3560-002
Price Control
1942-1951
21/15-16 3560-002
Rent Control
1942-1951
21/17 3560-002
Retail Stores
1943-1945
21/18 3560-002
Sugar
1943-1946
Box/Folder Accession
21/19-20 3560-002
U.S. Price Stabilization Office
1951-1952
22/1 3560-002
U.S. Price Stabilization Office
1951-1952
22/2 3560-002
U.S. Production Management Office
1941
22/3 3560-002
U.S. Public Buildings Administration
1947-1949
22/4-5 3560-002
U.S. Public Health Service
1946-1952
U.S. Public Housing Administration
Box/Folder Accession
22/6 3560-002
General
1949-1952
22/7 3560-002
Forks, WA
1948-1950
22/8 3560-002
Fort Warden (Port Townsend, WA)
1948
22/9 3560-002
Lakeview Terrace Project
1949-1950
22/10 3560-002
Low Rent Housing Projects
1948
Box/Folder Accession
22/11 3560-002
U.S. Public Roads Administration
1952
22/12 3560-002
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1946-1952
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
Box/Folder Accession
22/13-14 3560-002
General
1947-1952
22/15 3560-002
Architectural Firms
1949
22/16-18 3560-002
Columbia Basin Project
1947-1952
22/19 3560-002
Columbia Basin Project -- slowdown claims
1951-1952
22/20 3560-002
Kennewick Irrigation Project
1950-1951
22/21 3560-002
Roza Project
1941
22/22 3560-002
Sequim Project
1948-1950
22/23 3560-002
Western Washington
1941-1949
22/24 3560-002
Yakima Irrigation Project
1950-1951
U.S. Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Box/Folder Accession
22/25-26 3560-002
General
1950-1952
22/27 3560-002
Mt. Baker Plywood, Inc.
1950
U.S. Rural Electrification Administration
Box/Folder Accession
22/28-29 3560-002
General
1941-1951
22/30 3560-002
Public Utility District, Clallam County -- Hoh RiverHydroelectric Plant
1949-1951
Box/Folder Accession
22/31 3560-002
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1950-1952
23/1 3560-002
U.S. Securities and Exchange commission
1952
23/2 3560-002
U.S. Selective Service System
1952
23/3-5 3560-002
U.S. Smaller War Plants Corporation
1943-1952
23/6 3560-002
U.S. Social Security Administration
1952
23/7-8 3560-002
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
1948-1952
U.S. State Department
1943-1952
Box/Folder Accession
23/9-20 3560-002
General
23/21 3560-002
Passports
1949-1950
23/22-23 3560-002
Visas
1948-1951
24/1-2 3560-002
Voice of America Transmitter
1951-1952
Box/Folder Accession
24/3 3560-002
U.S. Sugar Rationing Administration
1947
24/4-5 3560-002
U.S. Surplus Property Administration
1945-1946
U.S. Tariff Commission
Box/Folder Accession
24/6-9 3560-002
General
1945-1952
24/10 3560-002
Agricultural Produce Imports
1951
24/11 3560-002
Brined Cherries
1949
24/12 3560-002
Canadian Log Companies
1947-1950
24/13 3560-002
Canadian Log Embargo
1946-1947
24/14 3560-002
Fish Imports
1950-1951
24/16-17 3560-002
Imports
1950-1951
24/18 3560-002
Japanese Cement Importation
1950
24/19 3560-002
Narcissus Bulbs
1949-1950
24/20 3560-002
Plywood
1950-1951
24/21 3560-002
Reciprocal Trade Agreements
1942-1945
24/22 3560-002
Tuna
1952
Box/Folder Accession
24/23 3560-002
U.S. Temporary Controls Office
1946-1947
24/24 3560-002
U.S. Treasury Department
1949-1952
U.S. Veterans Administration
Box/Folder Accession
24/25-30 3560-002
General
1944-1947
25/1-13 3560-002
General
1947-1952
25/14 3560-002
Additional Beds
1952
26/1 3560-002
Benefits
1951
26/2 3560-002
Bonuses
1950-1951
26/3 3560-002
Employment Service
1948
26/4 3560-002
Veterans Hospital Site
1945
Box/Folder Accession
26/5-6 3560-002
U.S. Wage Stabilization Board
1951-1952
U.S. War Assets Administration
Box/Folder Accession
25/7-9 3560-002
General
1946-1949
26/10 3560-002
Mukilteo Ammunition Depot
1947-1948
26/11 3560-002
Mukilteo Waterfront Lots
1948-1949
26/12 3560-002
U.S. Navy. Hospital. Seattle, WA -- park site
1948-1949
Box/Folder Accession
26/13 3560-002
U.S. War Claims Commission
1949-1952
U.S. War Department
Box/Folder Accession
26/14-18 3560-002
General
1941-1949
26/19 3560-002
Bellingham Airport
1946-1947
26/20 3560-002
Paine Field
1946
26/21 3560-002
Port Angeles Western Railroad
1946
26/22 3560-002
U.S. War Department. Transportation Chief
1946-1947
Box/Folder Accession
26/23 3560-002
U.S. War Food Administration
1943-1945
26/24 3560-002
U.S. War Labor Board
1945
26/25 3560-002
U.S. War Manpower Commission
1942-1945
27/1 3560-002
U.S. War Manpower Commission
1942-1945
27/2 3560-002
U.S. War Mobilization and Reconversion Office
1946
U.S. War Production Board
Box/Folder Accession
27/3-10 3560-002
General
1942-1945
27/11 3560-002
Order M-388
1945
Box/Folder Accession
27/12 3560-002
U.S. War Shipping Administration
1945-1946
27/13 3560-002
U.S. Women's Auxiliary Army Corps
1942
27/14-17 3560-002
U.S. Works Projects Administration
1941-1947
27/18 3560-002
Washington. Labor Department
1950-1951
Legislative Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
28/1 3560-002
Administrative Practitioners Act
1947
Agriculture
Box/Folder Accession
28/2-3 3560-002
Brannan Farm Program
1949-1950
28/4 3560-002
Feed Prices
1950
28/5-6 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1947-1950
Box/Folder Accession
28/7 3560-002
Airlines
1943-1947
Alcoholic Beverages
Box/Folder Accession
28/8 3560-002
Advertising
1949-1951
28/9-11 3560-002
Sale to Servicemen
1950-1952
28/12 3560-002
Sugar to Produce
1945
28/13 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1947
Box/Folder Accession
28/14 3560-002
Aliens (non-Japanese)
1942
28/15 3560-002
Amusement Tax Repeal
1950
28/16 3560-002
Anti-Lynching Legislation
1947
28/17 3560-002
Anti-Vivisection
1946
28/18 3560-002
Armed Services
1946-1949
28/19 3560-002
Balanced Budget
1950
28/20 3560-002
Banking
1941-1948
28/21 3560-002
Budget
1947
28/22 3560-002
Budget Expenditures -- taxes
1950
28/23 3560-002
Chiropractors
1951
28/24 3560-002
Church of Christ -- mission in Italy
1949-1950
28/25 3560-002
Circulation Reports for Weekly Newspapers
1945
28/26 3560-002
Civil Defense
1951
28/27 3560-002
Civil Rights
1947
Civil Service
Box/Folder Accession
28/28-33 3560-002
Federal Pay Increase
1942-1949
29/1-15 3560-002
Federal Pay Increase
1945-1951
29/16 3560-002
Internship Bill
1945
29/17-18 3560-002
Overtime Pay
1943
29/19 3560-002
Pensions and Annual Leave
1951
29/20-24 3560-002
Retirement
1942-1949
29/25-29 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1941-1945
30/1 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1946
Box/Folder Accession
30/2 3560-002
Coast Guard
1947
30/3-11 3560-002
Columbia Valley Authority
1941-1950
30/12 3560-002
Commerce
1946-1947
30/13 3560-002
Communist Problems
1950
30/14 3560-002
Consumer Credit
1947
30/15 3560-002
Day Care
1943
30/16 3560-002
Daylight Savings Time
1944-1948
Defense
Box/Folder Accession
30/17 3560-002
Housing
1951
30/18 3560-002
Production Act
1951
30/19-20 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1948-1951
Box/Folder Accession
30/21 3560-002
Dies Committee (U.S. House. Un-American Activities Committee)
1943
30/22 3560-002
District of Columbia
1941
30/23-28 3560-002
Draft
1941-1951
30/29 3560-002
Economy
1947
Education
Box/Folder Accession
30/30-31 3560-002
Barden Bill
1949
31/1-3 3560-002
Barden Bill
1949
31/4-13 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1941-1951
Box/Folder Accession
31/14 3560-002
Energy
1947
31/15 3560-002
Environment and Conservation
1945-1948
31/16-17 3560-002
Equal Rights Amendment
1944-1951
31/18-20 3560-002
Excise Taxes
1950
31/21-22 3560-002
Fair Employment Practice Commission
1945-1950
31/23 3560-002
Fair Labor Standards Act
1948
31/24 3560-002
Family Allowance Bill
1950
31/25-27 3560-002
Farm Subsidies
1944-1945
31/28 3560-002
Federal Communications Commission
1945-1948
31/29 3560-002
Federal Overtime Bill
1950
31/30 3560-002
Federal Pay and Leave
1951
32/1 3560-002
Federal Sales Tax
1942-1943
32/2 3560-002
Federal Spending
1946
32/3 3560-002
Fish
1950
32/4 3560-002
Food and Drug Act
1951
32/5 3560-002
Foreign Aid
1947
32/6 3560-002
Forty Hour Work Week
1948
32/7-8 3560-002
Freight Carrier Regulation
1945-1948
32/9 3560-002
Full Employment
1945
32/10 3560-002
Gun Control
1941-1947
32/11-13 3560-002
Health
1945-1950
32/14 3560-002
Highways
1943-1946
Housing
Box/Folder Accession
32/15 3560-002
Housing Act
1949
32/16 3560-002
Public Housing
1950
32/17-18 3560-002
Rent Control
1950
32/19 3560-002
U.S. Federal Housing Administration -- financing
1949
32/20-21 3560-002
Wagner Bill (veterans housing)
1946-1948
32/22-27 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1942-1950
Immigration
Box/Folder Accession
32/28 3560-002
Hobbs Bill (alien detention)
1941-1942
32/29 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1943-1949
Box/Folder Accession
32/30 3560-002
Insurance
1943-1944
32/31-34 3560-002
International Situation
1948-1951
32/35 3560-002
International Trade
1947
32/36 3560-002
Japanese Peace Treaty
1950-1951
32/37 3560-002
Japanese Relocation Camps
1942-1943
33/1-5 3560-002
Japanese Relocation Camps
1942-1944
Labor
Box/Folder Accession
33/6 3560-002
General
1941
33/7 3560-002
Anti-Labor
1947
33/8 3560-002
Ball-Burton-Hatch Bill (anti-labor)
1945
33/9 3560-002
Building Trades and Related Unions
1941
33/10-11 3560-002
Case Bill
1946
33/12 3560-002
CIO (Congress of Industrial Organizations)
1946
33/13 3560-002
Dirksen Bill
1941
33/14 3560-002
Fishermen's and Cannery Workers' Unions
1941
33/15 3560-002
Fishermen's Hospitalization Bill
1941
33/16 3560-002
Gwynne Bill -- statute of limitations
1945
33/17 3560-002
Hobbs Bill
1945
33/18 3560-002
Longshoremen and Maritime Unions
1941
33/19 3560-002
Private Concerns and Individuals
1941-1942
33/20 3560-002
Railway Brotherhoods
1941
33/21 3560-002
Smith-Connally Bill
1943
33/22-26 3560-002
Taft-Hartley Act
1947-1949
33/27 3560-002
Vinson Bill
1941
33/28 3560-002
Wage Increases
1943
33/29 3560-002
Woodworkers, Lumber and Sawmill Unions
1941
33/30 3560-002
Work Stoppages Prevention Bill
1945
33/31-32 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1941-1942
34/1-10 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1942-1952
Box/Folder Accession
34/11 3560-002
Legislative Reorganization
1946
34/12 3560-002
Library Demonstration Project
1950
34/13 3560-002
Maritime
1946
34/14 3560-002
Mazama Glacier, Mt. Baker (name change to Kiser Glacier)
1948
34/15 3560-002
Minimum Wage
1946
34/16-19 3560-002
National Health Care
1946-1949
34/20 3560-002
National Labor Relations Board
1945
34/21 3560-002
National Security Act
1947
34/22-23 3560-002
National Service
1944-1945
34/24 3560-002
National Service Life Insurance
1950
34/25 3560-002
Nursing Aid
1951
34/26-33 3560-002
Oleomargarine Tax Repeal
1948-1950
35/1-4 3560-002
Olympic National Park
1947-1948
35/5 3560-002
Overtime Pay
1948
35/6-7 3560-002
Pensions
1941-1949
35/8 3560-002
Philippine Property Holders Relief
1947
35/9-10 3560-002
Poll Taxes
1941-1943
35/11-14 3560-002
Price Controls
1948-1951
35/15-16 3560-002
Price and Wage Controls
1951
35/17-18 3560-002
Public Power
1941-1946
35/19 3560-002
Publically Owned Utilities
1951
35/20 3560-002
Rabbit Wool Tax
1947
Railroads
Box/Folder Accession
35/21 3560-002
Reorganization
1946
35/22-25 3560-002
Retirement
1944-1948
35/26-28 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1947-1951
Box/Folder Accession
35/29 3560-002
Recreational Facilities -- U.S. Forest Service Funds
1952
35/30 3560-002
Rent Control
1947
35/31 3560-002
Reservists
1951
35/32-34 3560-002
Rifle Practice Promotion
1949-1952
35/35 3560-002
Seaman's Unemployment Insurance
1941
35/36-37 3560-002
Selective Service
1941-1946
36/1-13 3560-002
Selective Service
1943-1950
36/14 3560-002
Silver
1942-1946
36/15 3560-002
Small Business
1948
Social Security
Box/Folder Accession
36/16-19 3560-002
Old Age Pensions
1941-1951
36/20-21 3560-002
Retirement
1946-1947
36/22-24 3560-002
Social Security Act Extension
1940-1949
36/25 3560-002
Washington
1941-1942
36/26-31 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1943-1948
37/1-7 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1949-1951
Box/Folder Accession
37/8 3560-002
Soil Conservation
1946-1947
37/9 3560-002
Soldier Vote
1942-1944
37/10 3560-002
Spain -- proposed loan
1950
37/11 3560-002
Subversive Activities
1941-1942
Taxes
Box/Folder Accession
37/12 3560-002
Cooperatives
1950
37/13 3560-002
Income Tax Forms
1944
37/14 3560-002
Joint Income Tax Returns
1941
37/15 3560-002
Pensions
1942
37/16 3560-002
Retirement Income Exemption
1945
37/17 3560-002
Withholding
1943
37/18-28 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1941-1948
38/1-5 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1948-1952
Box/Folder Accession
38/6 3560-002
Territorial Papers (preservation)
1944
38/7-8 3560-002
Tidelands
1945-1951
38/9-12 3560-002
Townsend Plan
1941-1951
Un-American Activities
Box/Folder Accession
38/13-15 3560-002
Mundt-Nixon Bill
1950
38/16-19 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1945-1950
Box/Folder Accession
38/20 3560-002
Unemployment
1944
38/21 3560-002
United Nations
1952
38/22 3560-002
U.S. Customs Service
1947
38/23-25 3560-002
U.S. Organization of the Executive Branch Commission (Hoover Commission)
1950
38/26-27 3560-002
U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency -- Seattle office closure)
1951
38/28-29 3560-002
U.S. Interior Department
1946-1947
39/1-2 3560-002
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1941-1947
39/3 3560-002
U.S. Price Administration Office
1947
U.S. Post Office Department
Box/Folder Accession
39/4-6 3560-002
Parcel Rates
1945
39/7-14 3560-002
Pay Increase
1941-1951
39/15-16 3560-002
Rates
1950-1951
39/17 3560-002
Service Curtailment
1950
39/18-21 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1942-1948
Box/Folder Accession
39/22-30 3560-002
Universal Military Training
1947-1952
40/1-2 3560-002
Universal Military Training
1952
40/3 3560-002
Universal Military Training and Vatican Ambassador
1952
40/4-6 3560-002
Vatican/Ambassador
1951-1952
Veterans
Box/Folder Accession
40/7 3560-002
Credit Bill
1950
40/8 3560-002
G. I. Bill
1944
40/9 3560-002
Pensions
1946-1947
40/10 3560-002
Pensions (WWI and earlier)
1944
40/11 3560-002
Seniority
1946
40/12 3560-002
U.S. Veterans Administration Training Order
1950
40/13-22 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1941-1952
Box/Folder Accession
40/23 3560-002
Veto Override
1950
40/24 3560-002
Vivisection
1947
40/25 3560-002
Wage Stabilization Bill
1952
40/26 3560-002
Water Dispute -- Arizona and California
1949
40/27 3560-002
Wheat for India
1951
41/1 3560-002
Wildlife
1948-1949
41/2 3560-002
World Federation
1950
41/3-23 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1940-1950
42/1-21 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1950-1951
43/1-5 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1951-1952
Legislation -- HMJ Sponsored Bills
77th Congress
Box/Folder Accession
43/6 3560-002
H. R. 6486 -- Post Office Pay Raise
1942
78th Congress
Box/Folder Accession
43/7 3560-002
H. R. 2240 -- Longevity Pay
1945-1946
43/8 3560-002
H. R. 4699 -- Civil Service
1944
43/9 3560-002
H. R. 4782 -- Tulalip Indian Tribe Land Sale
1944
79th Congress
Box/Folder Accession
43/10 3560-002
H. R. 288 -- Servicemen Appointed to San FranciscoConference (United Nations)
1945
43/11 3560-002
H. R. 2231 -- Indian Debt Cancellation
1945
43/12 3560-002
H. R. 2693 -- Bonneville Project Act
1945
43/13 3560-002
H. R. 4497 -- Indian Claims Commission
1945-1946
43/14 3560-002
H. R. 4551 -- Social Security
1945-1947
43/15 3560-002
H. R. 5784 -- Foreign Service Exam
1946
43/16 3560-002
H. R. 6605 -- Pacific Islands Civilian Government
1946
43/17 3560-002
H. R. 6648 -- Veterans Preference in FederalEmployment
1946
43/18 3560-002
H. R. 7054 -- Columbia Basin Project Lands
1946
43/19 3560-002
H. R. 7132 -- Labor Extension Program
1946
43/20 3560-002
H. R. ???? -- Longshoremen & Harbor WorkersCompensation Act
1946
80th Congress
Box/Folder Accession
43/21 3560-002
H.C.R. 114 -- Seamen's Social Security Protection
1947
43/22 3560-002
H. J. R. 80 -- Pacific Islands Civilian Government
1947
43/23 3560-002
H. J. R. 122 -- Alaska
1947
43/24 3560-002
H. R. 1244 -- "Crosline" Ferry (U.S. Registry)
1947
43/25 3560-002
H. R. 1591 -- Mining Claims
1947
43/26 3560-002
H. R. 2411 -- Clallam County, Public HospitalDistrict No. 2
1946-1950
43/27 3560-002
H. R. 2638 -- Game Fish Regulation
1947
43/28 3560-002
H. R. 3718 -- Veterans Organizations
1946-1948
43/29 3560-002
H. R. 4229 -- "Ajar" Dredge
1947
43/30 3560-002
H. R. 5356 -- Social Security and Disability
1948-1949
43/31 3560-002
H. R. 5462 -- Pensions for WWII widows and children
1948
81st Congress
Box/Folder Accession
43/32 3560-002
H. C. R. 80 -- United Nations
1949
43/33 3560-002
H. C. R. 219 -- United Nations
1950
43/34 3560-002
H. J. R. 462 -- Tariff Act (Berries)
1950
43/35 3560-002
H. R. 578 -- Commission on Germany
1950
43/36 3560-002
H. R. 988 -- Clayton Anti-Trust Act
1949
43/37 3560-002
H. R. 1221 -- Thai Immigration
1947-1949
43/38 3560-002
H. R. 1222 -- Fishing Facilities
1948-1949
43/39 3560-002
H. R. 1961 -- Army Commissaries
1949
43/40 3560-002
H. R. 2186 -- Alaska Railroad Survey
1949
43/41 3560-002
H. R. 2650 -- Margarine Coloring Ban
1949
44/1 3560-002
H. R. 3420 -- Ebey Slough Refuge Area
1949
44/2 3560-002
H. R. 3421 -- Fishermen's Cooperatives
1949
44/3-4 3560-002
H. R. 4287 -- Columbia Valley Authority
1949
44/5 3560-002
H. R. 4876 -- Social Security
1949-1950
44/6 3560-002
H. R. 5307 -- Skagit County Property Transfer
1949
44/7 3560-002
H. R. 5413 -- Marine Corps
1949
44/8 3560-002
H. R. 5665 -- Economic Expansion Act
1949
44/9 3560-002
H. R. 6132 -- Merchant Marine Act
1949
44/10 3560-002
H. R. 6214 -- Timber on National Forests
1949-1950
44/11 3560-002
H. R. 7242 -- Grain Sale to Egg Producers
1950
44/12 3560-002
H. R. 7717, 7718, 7719 -- International LaborOrganization
1950
44/13 3560-002
H. R. 8047 - Grain surpluses to Egg, Poultry, andDairy Producers
1950
44/14 3560-002
H. R. 8160 -- Olympic National Forest Additions
1950
44/15 3560-002
H. R. 8692 -- Fisheries Stabilization Act
1950
44/16 3560-002
H. R. 8730 -- Olympic National Park
1950
44/17 3560-002
H. R. 9215 -- Foreign Flag Vessels
1950
44/18 3560-002
H. R. 9569 -- Portage Canal Bridge (Indian Islandammunition depot)
1948-1950
44/19 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1949-1950
82nd Congress
Box/Folder Accession
44/20 3560-002
H. C. R. 97 -- Organized Crime Joint Commission
1951
44/21 3560-002
H. C. R. 162 -- United Nations Crusade for WorldPeace
1951
44/22 3560-002
H. C. R. 219 -- Armed Forces Firepower
1952
44/23 3560-002
H. J. R. 241 -- Federal Crime Commission (see alsoH. C. R. 97)
1951
44/24 3560-002
H. J. R. 406 -- Leif Ericson Statue
1952
44/25 3560-002
H. R. 1197 -- Olympic National Park
1951-1952
44/26 3560-002
H. R. 2026 -- Marine Corps
1951
44/27 3560-002
H. R. 3407 -- G. I. Bill Extension
1950-1951
44/28-31 3560-002
H. R. 4963 -- Steam Plants in Northwest
1951
44/32 3560-002
H. R. 6752 -- Social Security
1952
44/33 3560-002
H. R. 7026 -- Post Office
1952
44/34 3560-002
H. R. 7076 -- Social Security for Lawyers
1952
44/35 3560-002
H. R. 7737 -- Bribery of U.S. Employees
1951-1952
44/36 3560-002
H. R. 7819 -- Construction Contracts
1952
44/37 3560-002
H. R. 8012 -- Election Pamphlets
1952
Campaign Materials
Box/Folder Accession
45/1a 3560-002
Ephemera
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
45/1b 3560-002
Salter, John
1942
45/2 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1942
Box/Folder Accession
45/3 3560-002
News Releases
1942
45/4 3560-002
Speeches and Writings
1942
45/5 3560-002
Clippings
1942
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
45/6 3560-002
Democratic Party
1942
45/7 3560-002
Election Returns
1942
45/8 3560-002
Old Age Pension Union (Initiative 151)
1942
Box/Folder Accession
45/9-13 3560-002
General Correspondence
1944
45/14 3560-002
Financial Records
1944
45/15 3560-002
News Releases
1944
45/16 3560-002
Speeches and Writings
1944
45/17 3560-002
Mailing Lists
1944
45/18 3560-002
Clippings
1944
45/19 3560-002
Miscellany
1944
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
45/20 3560-002
Advertising
1944
45/21 3560-002
Certificate of Election
1944
45/22 3560-002
Democratic Party
1944
45/23-24 3560-002
Election Returns
1944
Box/Folder Accession
46/1-3 3560-002
General Correspondence
1946
46/4 3560-002
Financial Records
1946
46/5 3560-002
News Releases
1946
46/6 3560-002
Speeches and Writings
1946
46/7 3560-002
Mailing Lists
1946
46/8 3560-002
Clippings
1946
46/9-10 3560-002
Miscellany
1946
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
46/11 3560-002
Advertising
1946
46/12 3560-002
Certificate of Election
1946
46/13 3560-002
Democratic Party
1946
46/14-15 3560-002
Election Returns
1946
46/16 3560-002
Labor Endorsements
1946
Box/Folder Accession
46/17-23 3560-002
General Correspondence
1948
47/1 3560-002
Financial Records
1948
47/2 3560-002
News Releases
1948
47/3 3560-002
Newsletters
1948
47/4 3560-002
Speeches and Writings
1948
47/5 3560-002
Mailing Lists
1948
47/6 3560-002
Clippings
1948
47/7 3560-002
Miscellany
1948
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
47/8 3560-002
Advertising
1948
Democratic Party
Box/Folder Accession
47/9 3560-002
Precinct Committeemen Lists
1948
47/10 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1948
Box/Folder Accession
47/11-12 3560-002
Democratic Party. National Committee
1948
47/13 3560-002
[number skipped]
1948
47/14 3560-002
Election Results
1948
47/15 3560-002
Labor Endorsements
1948
47/16 3560-002
Research Material
1948
47/17 3560-002
Veterans' Letter
1948
Box/Folder Accession
47/18-21 3560-002
General Correspondence
1950
47/22 3560-002
Financial Records
1950
47/23 3560-002
News Releases
1950
47/24 3560-002
Speeches and Writings
1950
47/25 3560-002
Mailing Lists
1950
47/26 3560-002
Clippings
1950
48/1 3560-002
Miscellany
1950
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
48/2 3560-002
Advertising
1950
48/3 3560-002
Certificate of Election
1950
Democratic Party
Box/Folder Accession
48/4-5 3560-002
General
1950
48/6 3560-002
Democratic Party. King County Democratic Club -- dinner (Everett, WA)
1950
Box/Folder Accession
48/7 3560-002
Election Returns
1950
48/8 3560-002
Labor Endorsements
1950
48/9 3560-002
Labor's League for Political Education
1950
Literature
1950
Box/Folder Accession
48/10 3560-002
Anti-Jackson
1950
48/11 3560-002
Pro-Jackson
1950
48/12-13 3560-002
Research Material
1950
Box/Folder Accession
48/14 3560-002
General Correspondence
1952
48/15 3560-002
Mailing Lists
1952
Subject Series
Democratic Party
Box/Folder Accession
48/16 3560-002
General
1952
48/17 3560-002
State Meetings
1952
Box/Folder Accession
48/18 3560-002
Research Material
1952
Speeches and Writings
Box/Folder Accession
48/19 3560-002
Alaska; University of Alaska; Fairbanks, AK
July 1, 1949
48/20 3560-002
"Atomic Secrecy and Democracy"; University of Washington; Seattle, WA;
April 22, 1949
48/21 3560-002
Bonneville Power Hook-up to San Juan Islands; Orcas Power and Light Company; Lopez, WA
March 11, 1950
48/22 3560-002
Columbia Valley Authority (Readers Digest); U.S. House
July 24, 1950
48/23 3560-002
Farmers Cooperative; U.S. House
June 18, 1948
48/24 3560-002
International Problems and Influences Affecting the Merchant Marine; Propeller Club; Washington, DC
May 22, 1946
48/25 3560-002
Oleomargarine; U.S. House
April 28, 1948
48/26 3560-002
Power Needs in 2nd District; U.S. Senate Interior Committee. Appropriations Subcommittee
May 21, 1947
48/27 3560-002
"The Proposed Columbia Valley Administration"; Public Utility Law Section, American Bar Association; St. Louis, MO
September 6, 1949
48/28 3560-002
Public Utility Districts; U.S. House
May 17, 1948
48/29 3560-002
Social Security; U.S. House
January 25, 1948
48/30 3560-002
Taft-Hartley Act; U.S. Horse
April 27, 1947
48/31 3560-002
"What Should The Free World Do About The Atomic Bomb?" America's Town Meeting of the Air, broadcast
October 15, 1949
48/32 3560-002
Tennessee Valley Authority; Students for a Democratic Society; Chicago, IL
April 17, 1948
48/33 3560-002
Tennessee Valley Authority; U.S. House
May 9, 1944
48/34-36 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1948-1950
Box/Folder Accession
48/37 3560-002
Lists
1949-1951
48/38 3560-002
News Releases
1941-1946
Publications
Box/Folder Accession
48/39 3560-002
League Reporter(Labor's League for Political Education)
1950
49/1 3560-002
League Reporter(Labor's League for Political Education)
1950
49/2 3560-002
Radio Material
1949-1950
49/3 3560-002
Miscellaneous
Clippings
Box/Folder Accession
49/4 3560-002
1941-1951
66/1-11 3560-002
1951-1952
Scrapbooks
Restrictions on Access: Researchers must use microfilm in Accession No. 3560-020 in place of originals.
Box/Folder Accession
50/1-4 3560-002
1944-1951
68/1-2 3560-002
1941-1949
Subject Series
1941
Box/Folder Accession
49/5 3560-002
Air Transportation
49/6 3560-002
Alaska
1952
49/7 3560-002
Alaska Water Transportation
1946-1951
Aluminum Plants
Box/Folder Accession
49/8 3560-002
Northeast
1951-1956
49/9 3560-002
Northwest
1951-1956
Box/Folder Accession
49/10 3560-002
American Red Cross
1948
49/11 3560-002
Anacortes, WA (projects pending)
1945
49/12 3560-002
Atomic Energy (Hanford area school districts)
1949-1950
49/13-14 3560-002
Brannon Farm Bill
1949
49/15 3560-002
Brooks Lumber Company
1941-1942
49/16 3560-002
Cain, Harry P.
1949-1950
49/17 3560-002
Census (Mercer, Harry E.)
1950
Civic Matters
Box/Folder Accession
49/18 3560-002
Anacortes, WA
1949
49/19-22 3560-002
Bellingham, WA
1941-1948
49/23 3560-002
Blaine, WA
1941-1946
49/24 3560-002
Blaine, WA (Peace Arch Celebration)
1950
49/25 3560-002
Everett, WA
1941-1951
Box
50 3560-002
[see Scrapbooks]
Box/Folder
51/1 3560-002
Kirkland, WA
1941
51/2 3560-002
Marysville, WA
1951
51/3 3560-002
Monroe, WA
1949
51/4 3560-002
Mount Vernon, WA
1941-1942
51/5 3560-002
Port Angeles, WA
1941-1946
51/6 3560-002
Port Angeles Air Show and Derby Week Celebration
1949-1950
51/7 3560-002
Port Townsend, WA
1941-1947
51/8 3560-002
Port Townsend Rhododendron Festival
1950
51/9 3560-002
San Juan County, WA
1942
51/10-12 3560-002
Seattle, WA
1941-1949
51/13-15 3560-002
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
1942-1949
51/16 3560-002
Sedro Wooley, WA
1941
51/17 3560-002
Stanwood, WA
1942
51/18 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1941-1945
Box/Folder Accession
51/19-26 3560-002
Columbia Valley Administration
1941-1951
Defense
Box/Folder Accession
51/27 3560-002
Korea
1950
51/28 3560-002
Pacific Northwest
1950
Defense Contracts
Box/Folder Accession
51/29 3560-002
Bidding
1951
51/30 3560-002
Edlund, Carl E.
1943-1944
51/31 3560-002
Olympic Shipbuilders, Port Angeles, WA
1943
52/1-2 3560-002
Procurement and Bidding Day
1951
52/3 3560-002
Shipbuilding
1941-1943
52/4 3560-002
Shipbuilding -- Bellingham, WA
1941-1943
52/5 3560-002
Shipbuilding -- Everett, WA
1941-1943
52/6 3560-002
Skagit Steel and Iron Works
1941-1945
52/7 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1941-1944
Box/Folder Accession
52/8 3560-002
Defense Minerals -- Pacific Mineral Company
1941-1942
Defense Projects
Box/Folder Accession
52/9 3560-002
Army Air Depot -- Snohomish County Airport
1941
52/10 3560-002
Blimp Base
1941-1942
52/11 3560-002
Keystone Harbor Improvement
1941-1942
52/12 3560-002
U.S. Navy. Whidbey Island Naval Air Base
1941
52/13 3560-002
Neah Bay Breakwater
1941-1942
52/14 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1941-1944
Democratic Party
Box/Folder Accession
52/15 3560-002
Bellingham-Everett Jefferson Day Dinners
1948
52/16-20 3560-002
State Matters
1947-1948
52/21 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1941-1949
Box/Folder Accession
52/22 3560-002
Disarmament
1950
52/23 3560-002
Dondero Bill Opposition
1947
52/24 3560-002
Endurance Metal Corporation
1941-1942
52/25 3560-002
Everett, WA -- Pacific repair yard
1942-1944
52/26 3560-002
Federal Government Procurement -- Hall-Holmes Brush Cutting Machine
1949-1950
Fishing Industry
Box/Folder Accession
52/27 3560-002
General
1949-1950
52/28 3560-002
International Sockey Commission - Appointment ofMember
1949-1951
Box/Folder Accession
52/29 3560-002
Food Shortages
1945
52/30-31 3560-002
Foreign Aid
1946-1948
53/1 3560-002
Foreign Aid
1948
53/2-3 3560-002
Foreign Policy
1950-1951
53/4 3560-002
Freedom Train
1948
53/5 3560-002
Greek-Turkish Loan
1947
53/6 3560-002
Hawaii
1950
Housing
Box/Folder Accession
53/7 3560-002
Arlington, WA
1945
53/8 3560-002
Bellingham, WA
1942-1943
53/9 3560-002
Coplen, George W. (U.S. National Housing Agency)
1947
53/10-11 3560-002
Everett, WA
1941-1943
53/12 3560-002
King County, WA
1941-1945
53/13 3560-002
Military Housing
1949-1950
53/14 3560-002
Mount Vernon, WA
1942
53/15 3560-002
National Veteran's Housing Conference
1948
53/16 3560-002
Oak Harbor, WA
1942-1943
53/17 3560-002
Port Angeles, WA
1942
53/18 3560-002
Skagit County, WA
1943
53/19-20 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1941-1947
Box/Folder Accession
53/21 3560-002
Hydrogen Bomb
1950
53/22 3560-002
India
Industrial Development
1951
Box/Folder Accession
53/23 3560-002
Bellingham, WA
1951
53/24-25 3560-002
Everett, WA
1951
53/26 3560-002
Sedro Woolley, WA
1952
53/27 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1950
Box/Folder Accession
53/28 3560-002
International Labor Conference, Copenhagen, Denmark
Labor Problems
1945
Box/Folder Accession
53/29 3560-002
Hawaiian Shipping Strike
1949
53/30-31 3560-002
Outlaw of Longshoremen's Hiring Halls (U.S. NationalLabor Relations Board)
1949
53/32 3560-002
Postwar
1945-1946
53/33-37 3560-002
Second District (WA)
1941-1951
54/1 3560-002
Second District (WA)
1951
Box/Folder Accession
54/2-3 3560-002
Liquor Industry
1941-1948
54/4 3560-002
Lobbying
1950
54/5 3560-002
Lumber Industry
1950-1951
54/6 3560-002
Magnesium Development Program
1941-1942
54/7 3560-002
Marshall Plan -- procurement policies
1949
54/8 3560-002
Migratory Workers -- interstate and Alaska
1941
54/9 3560-002
Mindszenty (Cardinal)
1949
54/10 3560-002
Mining -- Big Sister Chrome Mines Road
1941-1944
54/11-12 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1941-1951
54/13 3560-002
Norwegian-American Organizations
1943-1944
54/14 3560-002
Norwegian Shipping and Trade Mission
1947
54/15 3560-002
Oatis, William -- imprisonment
1951
54/16 3560-002
Olympic National Park
1948-1949
54/17 3560-002
Palestine Partition
1948
54/18-19 3560-002
Point Roberts
1949-1950
54/20 3560-002
Port Development
Post-War Planning
1944-1945
Box/Folder Accession
54/21 3560-002
Bretton Woods Agreement
1945
54/22 3560-002
Public Building Program
1945-1946
54/23 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1943-1945
Post-War Problems
Box/Folder Accession
54/24 3560-002
Food for Europe
1945-1946
54/25 3560-002
Industrial Development
1945
54/26 3560-002
Japanese Occupation
1945
Box/Folder Accession
54/27 3560-002
Post-War Projects
1944-1945
Public Power
Box/Folder Accession
54/28 3560-002
Alcoa Loan Investigation
1943
54/29 3560-002
Aluminum Potlines
1951
54/30 3560-002
Rockwell Bill
1946-1947
54/31-34 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1941-1952
55/1-3 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1952
Box/Folder Accession
55/4 3560-002
Public Utility Districts
1951
55/5 3560-002
Radio Industry
1941
55/6 3560-002
Reid (John) Paint Company
1942
Roads and Highways
Box/Folder Accession
55/7 3560-002
Defense Highway -- Stevens Pass
1941-1942
55/8 3560-002
Mountain Loop Highway
1941-1946
55/9-11 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1941-1951
Box/Folder Accession
55/12 3560-002
Seattle Urban League -- Hanford Project Survey
1950-1951
55/13 3560-002
Snohomish County. Welfare Department
1948-1950
55/14 3560-002
Surplus Property
1948-1949
55/15 3560-002
Synthetic Rubber
1942-1945
55/16 3560-002
Toynbee (Arnold J.) Article
1949
Trips
Box/Folder Accession
55/17 3560-002
Europe
1945
55/18 3560-002
Norway
1947
55/19-20 3560-002
Pacific
1945
55/21 3560-002
Washington
1946
Box/Folder Accession
55/22 3560-002
Truman, Harry S. 1951
55/23 3560-002
Unemployment -- Whatcom County depressed areas
1950
55/24 3560-002
United Nations
1951-1952
55/25 3560-002
U.S. Community Facilities Service
1950-1951
55/26 3560-002
U.S. District Judge -- Washington
1950
55/27 3560-002
U.S. Forest Service
1941-1943
55/28 3560-002
U.S. House of Representatives
1944-1949
55/29 3560-002
U.S. House. Public Lands Committee - Olympic National Park Hearings
1946-1947
55/30 3560-002
U.S. National Inventors Council
1941-1942
55/31 3560-002
U.S. Navy. Bellingham Material Redistribution Center
1945
55/32-34 3560-002
U.S. Navy. Sand Point Naval Air Station
1950
55/35 3560-002
U.S. Senate. Public Works Committee
1947-1949
55/36 3560-002
Voting Record (HMJ)
1942-1944
56/1 3560-002
Wallgren, Mon C.
1949
War and Defense
Box/Folder Accession
56/2 3560-002
Aid to War Stricken Population
1941-1945
56/3 3560-002
Business -- Plan for Small Businesses
1942-1943
56/4 3560-002
Business Priorities
1941-1943
56/5 3560-002
Canadian Trade Restrictions
1942
56/6 3560-002
China
1945-1946
56/7-8 3560-002
Civilian Defense
1941-1943
56/9 3560-002
Contracts
1942-1943
Curtailment
Box/Folder Accession
56/10-11 3560-002
Commodity Production
1941-1942
56/12 3560-002
Installment Buying
1941-1943
56/13 3560-002
Government Non-Defense Expenditures
1943
Box/Folder Accession
56/14 3560-002
Dependency Allotments
1943-1945
56/15 3560-002
Farm Problems
1943-1947
56/16 3560-002
Food
1942-1944
56/17 3560-002
Government Commodities Buying
1942
56/18 3560-002
Hospital Needs
1942
56/19 3560-002
Interstate Trucking Regulation
1941
56/20 3560-002
Korean War
1951
56/21-22 3560-002
Labor Problems
1942-1944
56/23 3560-002
Legislation
1942-1944
56/24-25 3560-002
Lend Lease
1941
56/26 3560-002
Neutrality Act
1941
56/27 3560-002
Northwest Cities
1944-1945
Opinions (Legal)
Box/Folder Accession
56/28 3560-002
Japanese Relations
1942-1944
56/29 3560-002
Price-Fixing Legislation
1941-1942
56/30 3560-002
Property Seizure Bill
1941-1942
Box/Folder Accession
56/31 3560-002
Pacific Coast Needs
1942
56/32 3560-002
Production Problems
1941-1942
56/33-35 3560-002
Roosevelt (Franklin D.) Foreign Policy
1941
57/1 3560-002
Suggestions/Inquiries
1941-1942
57/2 3560-002
Surplus Property
1945-1947
57/3 3560-002
Total Conscription
1944
57/4 3560-002
U.S. Defense Supplies Corporation
1943
57/5 3560-002
U.S. War Production Board
1945
57/6 3560-002
U.S. War Shipping Administration
1943-1945
57/7-8 3560-002
Vice Near Military Camps
1941-1942
57/9-14 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1942-1948
Box/Folder Accession
57/15 3560-002
War Brides Reception
1946
57/16 3560-002
War Surplus
1950
57/17 3560-002
Washington. Development Board
1946
57/18 3560-002
Washington. Legislature
1949
57/19 3560-002
Washington. University - oceanographic vessel request
1949
Washington
Box/Folder Accession
57/20 3560-002
Chrome Industry Development
1948
57/21-22 3560-002
Departmental Matters
1948-1951
57/23 3560-002
Farm Market News Service
1948
57/24 3560-002
Surplus Coast Guard Facilities (Port Townsend, WA)
1947
57/25 3560-002
Surplus Materials From White House Repairs
1951
57/26-28 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1941-1952
58/1 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1952
Box/Folder Accession
58/2 3560-002
Washington State Grange
1951
58/3-4 3560-002
Washington Stove Works
1942-1947
58/5 3560-002
Whatcom County. Welfare Department
1949
58/6 3560-002
World Government
1950
58/7-10 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1951-1952
Committee Records and Aides' Papers
Box/Folder Accession
58/11 3560-002
Democratic Party. U.S. House Steering Committee
1945-1947
U.S. Congress. Atomic Energy Joint Committee
Box/Folder Accession
58/12-20 3560-002
General Correspondence
1945-1952
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
58/21 3560-002
Arco -- Idaho Project
1949
58/22 3560-002
Hanford Meetings
April 18-19, 1949
59/1 3560-002
International Control of Atomic Energy (town meeting)
1950
59/2 3560-002
Military Protection for Hanford
1949
59/3 3560-002
U.S. Congress. Atomic Energy Joint Committee. Raw Materials Subcommittee
1951
59/4-5 3560-002
Miscellany
1948-1949
U.S. House. Appropriations Committee
Box/Folder Accession
59/6-10 3560-002
General Correspondence
1947-1952
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
59/11 3560-002
Alaska
1952
59/12 3560-002
Ball Amendment -- Customs and Immigration Employees Correspondence
1948-1949
59/13 3560-002
Chief Joseph Dam
1948-1949
59/14 3560-002
Emergency Flood Control and Forest Service Appropriations
1948
59/15 3560-002
Ice Harbor Dam
1949-1952
59/16 3560-002
Life Saving Station, LaPush, WA
1948
59/17 3560-002
Status of Unit #3, Wapato Irrigation Project
1948-1949
59/18 3560-002
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration -- Deficiency Appropriation
1948
59/19 3560-002
U.S. House. Appropriations Committee. Commerce Subcommittee
1948
59/20 3560-002
U.S. House. Appropriations Committee. Treasury and Post Office Subcommittee
1948
U.S. House. Appropriations Committee. Interior Subcommittee
Box/Folder Accession
59/21 3560-002
Speeches and Writings
1946
59/22 3560-002
News Releases
1949
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
59/24 3560-002
Interior Appropriations Bill
1949
59/25-26 3560-002
California Intertie Hearings
1951
Projects
Box/Folder Accession
59/27-31 3560-002
Inside Washington State
1949-1952
59/32-34 3560-002
Outside Washington State
1949-1952
60/1 3560-002
Outside Washington State
1952
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
Box/Folder Accession
60/2 3560-002
Columbia Basin Project
1948-1950
60/3 3560-002
Transmission Line Extension
1947
60/4 3560-002
Transmission Line to San Juan County
1948-1950
60/5 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1948-1950
Box/Folder Accession
60/6a 3560-002
U.S. House. Conservation of Wildlife Resources Select Committee
1944-1946
60/6b 3560-002
U.S. House. Democratic Steering Committee
1945-1947
U.S. House. Flood Control Committee
Box/Folder Accession
60/7 3560-002
Meeting Announcements and Agendas
1941-1942
60/8-11 3560-002
General Correspondence
1944-1952
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
60/12 3560-002
Dungeness River
1950
60/13-14 3560-002
Nooksack River
1944-1951
60/15 3560-002
Projects -- Washington State
1941-1942
60/16-17 3560-002
Skagit County
1943-1951
Skagit River
Box/Folder Accession
60/18-19 3560-002
General
1946-1948
60/20 3560-002
"Water Resources of the Skagit Area" (draft)
1943-1945
Box/Folder Accession
60/21 3560-002
Snohomish River
1949-1951
U.S. House. Indian Affairs Committee
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
60/22 3560-002
Indian Claims Commission Bill
1946-1947
60/23 3560-002
LaConner Hearing (Swinomish Reservation)
1944
U.S. House. Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Box/Folder Accession
60/24-29 3560-002
General Correspondence
1941-1950
61/1-4 3560-002
General Correspondence
1941-1950
61/5-9 3560-002
Meeting Notices and Agendas
1941-1947
Conferences and Conventions
Box/Folder Accession
61/10-11 3560-002
International Labor Organization. Joint Commission Meeting; Geneva, Switzerland
November-December 1948
61/12-18 3560-002
International Maritime Labor Conference; Seattle
June-July 1946
61/19 3560-002
Maritime Preparatory Technical Conference of the International Labor Organization; Copenhagen, Denmark
November 15, 1945
Box/Folder Accession
61/20-21 3560-002
Legislation
1941-1946
Subject Series
Alaska
Box/Folder Accession
62/1 3560-002
Alien Fishing
1941
62/2 3560-002
Fish Trap Regulations
1946
62/3 3560-002
Herring Industry Fishing Regulation
1941-1942
62/4 3560-002
U.S. Interior Department -- Commercial Fishing Regulations
1946
62/5 3560-002
Railroad Operation of Ocean-going Vessels
1946
Alaska Shipping
Box/Folder Accession
62/6 3560-002
Government Operations Statement
1949-1950
62/7-8 3560-002
Problems
1948-1949
62/9 3560-002
U.S. House. Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee. Alaska Shipping Investigation Subcommittee
1949-1951
62/10-12 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1947-1950
Box/Folder Accession
62/13 3560-002
Communications Officers Status -- Merchant Marine
1945-1946
Fishing
Box/Folder Accession
62/14-18 3560-002
General Correspondence
1941-1950
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
62/19 3560-002
Alaska and Pacific Waters
1946-1947
62/20 3560-002
Japanese Crab and Salmon Importation
1941
62/21 3560-002
Japanese Fishing Industry
1945
62/22 3560-002
War Risk Insurance for Fishermen
1942
Box/Folder Accession
62/23 3560-002
Grace Lines (sale of ships)
1946-1947
62/24 3560-002
International Labor Organization
1949
62/25 3560-002
U.S. Maritime Administration -- Washington Stove Works
1950
U.S. Maritime Commission
Box/Folder Accession
62/26-28 3560-002
General Correspondence
1945-1950
63/1 3560-002
General Correspondence
1949
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
63/2 3560-002
Freight Forwarders
1949-1950
63/3 3560-002
U.S. Navy. Reserve. Olympia, WA
1948-1950
Box/Folder Accession
63/4 3560-002
U.S. Maritime Commission. Alaska Transportation Committee
1948-1949
63/5 3560-002
Maritime Day Speech
1945
63/6 3560-002
Merchant. Marine Act of 1936
1949
63/7 3560-002
Merchant Sailor Awards
1943
63/8 3560-002
Merchant Ship Sales to Foreign Countries
1948
63/9 3560-002
Pacific Explorer (floating cannery vessel)
1947-1948
63/10 3560-002
Seamen's Bill of Rights
1946-1947
63/11-13 3560-002
Ship Sales
1945-1946
63/14 3560-002
Ship Storage on Lake Washington
1945
63/15 3560-002
Ship Transfer to Panamanian and Other Foreign Flags
1947-1948
63/16 3560-002
Shipbuilding
1948-1949
63/17-21 3560-002
Shipping
1941-1948
63/22 3560-002
Tankers
1947
63/23 3560-002
Unemployment Insurance for Maritime Industry H. R. 1899)
1945
63/24 3560-002
Unemployment Insurance for Merchant Seamen
1944-1946
63/25 3560-002
U.S. House. Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee. Life Rafts Subcommittee
1944-1945
63/26 3560-002
U.S. House. Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee. Plate Fractures on Welded Ships Investigation Subcommittee
1944
63/27 3560-002
Washington. Fisheries Department
1947-1948
63/28 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1947-1950
Box/Folder Accession
64/1-5 3560-002
U.S. House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee. Alaska Problems Subcommittee
1944-1950
64/6 3560-002
U.S. House. Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee. Ship Design Construction Subcommittee
1944
64/7 3560-002
U.S. House. Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee. Steel Shortage Subcommittee
1943-1944
64/8 3560-002
U.S. House. Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee. Tax Liability of Ship Operators Subcommittee
1945-1947
U.S. House. Rivers and Harbors Committee
Box/Folder Accession
64/9-12 3560-002
General Correspondence
1944-1947
Subject Series
Projects
Box/Folder Accession
64/13 3560-002
Fisherman's Bay (Lopez Island)
1948-1952
64/14 3560-002
Burlington Northern -- Bend cut-off
1947-1948
64/15 3560-002
Cape Sante Waterway
1949
64/15 3560-002
Everett Harbor Project
1944-1948
64/17 3560-002
Foster Creek
1944-1949
64/18 3560-002
Puget Sound-Columbia River Canal
1941
64/19 3560-002
Quilcene Bay Boat Harbor
1948-1950
64/20 3560-002
Quillayute and Keystone Harbor
1943-1947
64/21 3560-002
St. Lawrence Seaway
1941
64/22 3560-002
Stillaquamish River Improvement
1939-1941
64/23 3560-002
Shilshole Breakwater
1949-1950
64/24 3560-002
Skagit River Diversion -- Floodway Project
1941-1942
64/25 3560-002
Miscellaneous
1941-1942
Box/Folder Accession
64/26 3560-002
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1948-1949
Box/Folder Accession
65/1-4 3560-002
U.S. House. Small Business Select Committee
Box/Folder Accession
65/5-14 3560-002
General Correspondence
1941-1948
65/15-17 3560-002
Meetings and Hearings
1943-1948
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
65/18 3560-002
Automobile Dealers Discounts
1945
65/19 3560-002
Export Controls
1948
65/20-21 3560-002
Taxation of Cooperatives
1947-1948
Box/Folder Accession
65/22 3560-002
Miscellany
1945-1948
65/23 3560-002
U.S. House. Small Business Select Committee. Anti-Monopoly Subcommittee
1947
65/24-27 3560-002
U.S. House. Small Business Select Committee. Log and Lumber Policy Subcommittee
1943-1948
65/28 3560-002
Valley Forge Foundation. Trustees Board
1951-1952
Salter, John L. Papers
Box/Folder Accession
65/29-31 3560-002
General Correspondence
1945-1952
Addendum
Box Accession
66 3560-002
Clippings
1951-1952
67 3560-002
Appointment Books
1941; 1943; 1947; 1949; 1950
Speeches and Writings -- HMJ
Box/Folder Accession
67/1 3560-002
Atomic Energy; Institute of Industrial and LegalProblems of Atomic Energy; Michigan. University. Law School; Ann Arbor, MI
1952
67/2 3560-002
Atomic Energy; Washington Silver Jubilee; Longview,WA
1949
67/3 3560-002
Democratic Party; Vancouver, WA
September 1, 1951
67/4 3560-002
Jackson Day Dinner
1946
67/5 3560-002
Military and Economic Strength; U.S. House ofRepresentatives
June 5, 1952
67/6 3560-002
The Peaceful Atom; U.S. House of Representatives
May 12, 1952
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
67/7 3560-002
U.S. Fisheries Coordinators Office
1945
67/8 3560-002
Democratic Party. Young Democrats
1941
Box Accession
68 3560-002
Scrapbooks
General Notes: As described with box 50.

Accession No. 3560-003: Senate papers, 1952-1963Return to Top

274 cubic feet

Scope and Content: The materials in this accession cover the first two terms of Jackson's Senate career. Arrangement follows the pattern established for Jackson's House papers, with General, Departmental and Legislative Correspondence, Sponsored Bills, Speeches and Writings, Subject Series, and Committee Records and Aides' Papers as the primary filing categories. In addition, Jackson's staff added several new filing categories. The Washington State Matters series includes materials about state public works projects, agencies, and legislative concerns. These materials occasionally overlap with materials found in the Subject Series. Trip Files include itineraries, background information, and arrangements for Jackson and his staff for their trips to Washington, around the country, and abroad. A Jobs and Appointments series (also called "Senate Nominations") was also added. It was the practice of Jackson's Senate staff to begin new files each year.

The Sponsored Bills series reveals Jackson's continued legislative focus on issues of importance to the Northwest, including the Yakima Reservation land sales and the Spokance Valley Project funding.

The accession also documents Jackson's growing interest in defense and foreign policy issues. Addresses on topics such as national security and the missile gap make up a large part of the Speeches and Writings series. Jackson's impressions of his 1956 and 1959 trips to the Soviet Union and 1962 tour of Vietnam can be found in both the Trip Files and Speeches and Writings series. Defense and foreign policy matters are also covered by the Senate Armed Services Committee, Joint Atomic Energy Committee, and North Atlantic Treaty Organization Parliamentarians Conference subseries.

The Government Operations Committee, Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (PSI) subseries, under the Committee Records and Aides' Papers series, documents Jackson's emergence as a national figure. The subseries contains several folders of PSI staff correspondence and proposed questions for witnesses at subcommittee hearings, including the Senate's censure of McCarthy, the Jimmy Hoffa investigation, and the appointment of J.B. Matthews as chief of staff. There are also seven cartons of constituent mail regarding the Army-McCarthy hearings. In addition, there are several scrapbooks on the hearings and other PSI matters. Additional materials regarding the Army-McCarthy hearing can be found in accession 3560-21.

The Democratic National Committee subseries, under the Committee Records and Aides' Papers series, documents Jackson's tenure as party chairman during the 1960 presidential campaign. The files include correspondence with party leaders that sheds light on the political maneuverings of the party in1960. Other letters discuss the candidates and the issues, including Kennedy's Catholicism. There is also a large collection of Kennedy's campaign speeches. Some of Jackson's own campaign speeches are found in the Speeches and Writings series.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users; however, researchers who use Departmental Correspondence (boxes 9-97) must sign a release form agreeing not to divulge the identity of any individual named in a case file.

Container(s) Description Dates
General Correspondence
1953
1953
Box/Folder Accession
1/1 3560-003
A
1953
1/2 3560-003
Beeks, William T.
1953
1/3 3560-003
B - C
1953
1/4 3560-003
Fuchek, Florence M.
1953
1/5 3560-003
Garside, Grenville
1953
1/6 3560-003
Gutmann, Addis
1953
1/7 3560-003
D - G (incl. Eisenhower, Dwight D. andGoldwater,Barry M.)
1953
1/8 3560-003
Haley, Andrew G.
1953
1/9 3560-003
H (incl. Hayden, Carl; Hill, Lister; Humphrey,HubertH.)
1953
1/10 3560-003
Jackson, Gertrude
1953
1/11 3560-003
Kaplan, Jack and Betty
1953
1/12 3560-003
Lee, Walter A.
1953
1/13 3560-003
Low Family (Madeleine)
1953
1/14 3560-003
I - L (incl. Kefauver, Estes)
1953
1/15 3560-003
Mitchell, Roy C.
1953
1/16 3560-003
M
1953
1/17 3560-003
N - R
1953
1/18 3560-003
Sancrant, D. L.
1953
1/19 3560-003
Stratton, Samuel S.
1953
1/20 3560-003
S
1953
1/21 3560-003
T - Z (incl. Truman, Margaret)
1953
1/22 3560-003
Birthday Greetings
1953
1/23 3560-003
Congratulations Letters
1953
1954
1954
Box/Folder Accession
1/24 3560-003
Atwood, Evangeline
1954
1/25 3560-003
Beeks, William T.
1954
1/26 3560-003
Bone, Hugh
1954
1/27 3560-003
Brown, Mary
1954
1/28 3560-003
A - B (incl. Bowles, Chester)
1954
1/29 3560-003
Davies, William D.
1954
1/30 3560-003
C - D (incl. Chavez, Dennis; Clark, MarkW.)
1954
1/31 3560-003
Garside Family (Grenville)
1954
1/32 3560-003
Goldberg, Charles F.
1954
1/33 3560-003
Gutmann, Addis
1954
1/34 3560-003
E - G
1954
1/35 3560-003
Hirsch Family (James)
1954
1/36 3560-003
Jackson, Gertrude
1954
1/37 3560-003
H - J (incl. Hoover, J. Edgar; Johnson, LyndonB.)
1954
1/38 3560-003
Kefauver, Estes
1954
1/39 3560-003
Kennedy Family (Jacqueline, John F., JosephP.,Robert)
1954
1/40 3560-003
Low Family (Madeleine)
1954
1/41 3560-003
K - L (incl. Long, Russell B.)
1954
1/42 3560-003
M - O (incl. Magnuson, Don; Mansfield, Mike;Morse,Wayne)
1954
1/43 3560-003
P - R
1954
1/44 3560-003
Sheridan, Philip
1954
1/45 3560-003
S (incl. Symington, Stuart)
1954
2/1 3560-003
T - Z
1954
1955
1955
Box/Folder Accession
2/2 3560-003
Beeks, William T.
1955
2/3 3560-003
A - B
1955
2/4 3560-003
C - F (incl. Eisenhower, Dwight D.)
1955
2/5 3560-003
Jackson, Gertrude
1955
2/6 3560-003
Johnpoll, Leona
1955
2/7 3560-003
Johnson, Lyndon B.
1955
2/8 3560-003
Kefauver, Estes
1955
2/9 3560-003
G - K (incl. Harriman, Averell)
1955
2/10 3560-003
Low Family (Madeleine)
1955
2/11 3560-003
McGovern, E. B.
1955
2/12 3560-003
Martin Family (Dan)
1955
2/13 3560-003
O'Shea Family (John J.)
1955
2/14 3560-003
L. - P
1955
2/15 3560-003
Smith, Millard
1955
2/16 3560-003
Sulzberger, Marion B.
1955
2/17 3560-003
Symbol, James
1955
2/18 3560-003
Tendler Family (Max)
1955
2/19 3560-003
R - U (Rickover, Hyman G.)
1955
2/20 3560-003
Van Aken, George
1955
2/21 3560-003
West, Norma B.
1955
2/22 3560-003
Wright, Martha
1955
2/23 3560-003
V - Y (incl. Waligren, Mon C.)
1955
2/24 3560-003
Birthday Greetings (incl. Johnson, LyndonB.)
1955
2/25 3560-003
Thank Yous
1955
2/26 3560-003
Complimentary Letters
1955
1956
1956
Box/Folder Accession
2/27 3560-003
Bailey, Philip W.
1956
2/28 3560-003
Bingham, Harvey D.
1956
2/29 3560-003
A - B (incl. Bowles, Chester)
1956
2/30 3560-003
Clise, Jim
1956
2/31 3560-003
C - E (incl. Church, Frank; Clark, MarkW.)
1956
2/32 3560-003
F - G (incl. Gore, Albert)
1956
2/33 3560-003
Mack, Maurice
1956
2/34 3560-003
Johnpoll, Leona
1956
2/35 3560-003
Johnsen, Lester
1956
2/36 3560-003
II - J (incl. Hayden, Carl; Johnson, LyndonB.)
1956
2/37 3560-003
Kridel, William J.
1956
2/38 3560-003
Low Family (Madeleine)
1956
2/39 3560-003
K - L (incl. Kennedy, John F.)
1956
2/40 3560-003
M (incl. Magnuson, Warren G.; Mansfield, Mike;Morse, Wayne)
1956
2/41 3560-003
N - R
1956
2/42 3560-003
S (incl. Symington, Stuart)
1956
2/43 3560-003
T - Z (incl. Teller, Edward)
1956
3/1 3560-003
Birthday Greetings
1956
3/2 3560-003
Christmas Card List
1956
Complimentary Letters
Box/Folder Accession
3/3 3560-003
General
1956
3/4 3560-003
"Meet the Press" Appearance
1956
1957
1957
Box/Folder Accession
3/5 3560-003
Beeks, William T.
1957
3/6 3560-003
A - B
1957
3/7 3560-003
C - E
1957
3/8 3560-003
Hack, Maurice
1957
3/9 3560-003
Humphrey, Hubert H.
1957
3/10 3560-003
F - L
1957
3/11 3560-003
Johnpoll, Leona
1957
3/12 3560-003
J - K (incl. Johnson, Lyndon B.)
1957
3/13 3560-003
Low Family (Madeleine)
1957
3/14 3560-003
L - M (incl. Magnuson, Warren G.)
1957
3/15 3560-003
N - R (incl. Rosellini, Albert D.)
1957
3/16 3560-003
S (incl. Symington, Stuart)
1957
3/17 3560-003
T - Z
1957
3/18 3560-003
Birthday Greetings (incl. Johnson, LyndonB.)
1957
3/19-20 3560-003
Christmas Card List
1957
Complimentary Letters
1957
Box/Folder Accession
3/21 3560-003
General (incl. Neuberger, Richard L.)
1957
3/22 3560-003
"Ballistic Seapower" Article (incl. Hill, Lister; Johnson, Lyndon B.; Kennedy, John F.; Knowland, William F.; Saltonstall, Leverett)
1957
3/23 3560-003
"College Press Conference" Appearance
1957
1958
1958
Box/Folder Accession
3/24 3560-003
Anderson, Ethel Kelleher
1958
3/25 3560-003
Beeks, William T.
1958
3/26 3560-003
A - B
1958
3/27 3560-003
C - D (incl. Douglas, Paul H.)
1958
3/28 3560-003
Hack, Maurice
1958
4/1 3560-003
F - H (incl. Gore, Albert; Humphrey, HubertH.)
1958
4/2 3560-003
Jackson, Gertrude
1958
4/3 3560-003
Johnpoll, Leona
1958
4/4 3560-003
Little, Theodore H.
1958
4/5 3560-003
Low Family (Madeleine)
1958
4/6 3560-003
I - L (incl. Johnson, Lyndon B.; Kennedy, JohnF.)
1958
4/7 3560-003
M - P (incl. Mansfield, Mike; Monroney, Mike; Muskie,Edmund S.)
1958
4/8 3560-003
R (incl. Ribicoff, Abraham; Roosevelt,Eleanor)
1958
4/9 3560-003
S (incl. Stennis, John)
1958
4/10 3560-003
T - Z (incl. Teller, Edward; Truman, HarryS)
1958
4/11 3560-003
Birthday Greetings (incl. Bennett, Wallace F.;Payne,Frederick)
1958
4/12 3560-003
Christmas Card List
1958
4/13 3560-003
Complimentary Letters (incl. Kefauver, Estes;Malone,George W.)
1958
1959
1959
Box/Folder Accession
4/14 3560-003
A
1959
4/15 3560-003
Beeks, William T.
1959
4/16 3560-003
Block, Dorothy and Robert
1959
4/17 3560-003
B (incl. Bowles, Chester; Bush, Prescott;Byrd,Robert C.)
1959
4/18 3560-003
C
1959
4/19 3560-003
D - E
1959
4/20 3560-003
F - G (incl. Fulbright, William; Goldwater, BarryM.;Gruening, Ernest)
1959
4/21 3560-003
H (incl. Hart, Philip A.; McNamara, Pat;Humphrey,Hubert H.)
1959
4/22 3560-003
Jackson, Gertrude
1959
4/23 3560-003
I - J
1959
4/24 3560-003
Low Family (Madeleine)
1959
4/25 3560-003
K - L (incl. Kefauver, Estes; Langer,William)
1959
4/26 3560-003
Martin, Charles E.
1959
4/27 3560-003
Ma - Me
1959
5/1 3560-003
Mi - N (incl. Muskie, Edmund S.)
1959
5/2 3560-003
O-Q (incl. O'Mahoney, Joseph C.)
1959
5/3 3560-003
R
1959
5/4 3560-003
S (incl. Symington, Stuart)
1959
5/5 3560-003
T - V (incl. Teller, Edward; Thurmond,Strom)
1959
5/6 3560-003
W - Z
1959
5/7 3560-003
Birthday Greetings (incl. Byrd, Robert C.;Keating,Kenneth B.)
1959
5/8 3560-003
Christmas Card List
1959
5/9 3560-003
Complimentary Letters (incl. Morse, Wayne;Scott,Hugh)
1959
1960
1960
Box/Folder Accession
5/10 3560-003
A - B (incl. Bowles, Chester; Byrd, RobertC.)
1960
5/11 3560-003
C (incl. Church, Frank)
1960
5/12 3560-003
D - E
1960
5/13 3560-003
Gutman, Addis
1960
5/14 3560-003
F - G
1960
5/15 3560-003
H (incl. Hansen, Julia Butler)
1960
5/16 3560-003
I - K (incl. Kefauver, Estes)
1960
5/17 3560-003
Low Family (Madeleine)
1960
5/18 3560-003
Martin, C. D.
1960
5/19 3560-003
L - Me
1960
5/20 3560-003
Mi - N (incl. Murray, James E.)
1960
5/21 3560-003
O - R (incl. O'Mahoney, Joseph C.; Powell,AdamClayton; Rickover, Hyman G.; Ridgeway, Matthew)
1960
6/1 3560-003
S (incl. Symington, Stuart)
1960
6/2 3560-003
T - Wa (incl. Teller, Edward; Washington.University.President (Odegaard, Charles))
1960
6/3 3560-003
We - Y
1960
6/4 3560-003
Birthday Greetings (incl. Byrd, Robert C.;Hartke,Vance; Keating, Kenneth B.; Randolph, Jennings)
1960
6/5 3560-003
Christmas Card List
1960
6/6 3560-003
Complimentary Letters (incl. Dodd, Thomas J.;Hart,Philip A.; Neuberger, Richard L.; Saltonstall, Leverett)
1960
1961
1961
Box/Folder Accession
6/7 3560-003
Aiken, Paul
1961
6/8 3560-003
Beeks, William T.
1961
6/9 3560-003
A - Be
1961
6/10 3560-003
Bi - C (incl. Byrd, Robert C.)
1961
6/11 3560-003
Davies, William D.
1961
6/12 3560-003
D - E
1961
6/13 3560-003
F - G
1961
6/14-15 3560-003
Howell, Paul L.
1961
6/16 3560-003
H - He
1961
6/17 3560-003
Higer, Clifford
1961
6/18 3560-003
Hi - I
1961
6/19 3560-003
J - K
1961
6/20 3560-003
Low Family (Madeleine)
1961
6/21 3560-003
L - M (incl. Mansfield, Mike; Murrow, EdwardR.)
1961
6/22 3560-003
N - Q (incl. Percy, Charles H.)
1961
7/1 3560-003
R - Se
1961
7/2 3560-003
Sulzberger, Marion B.
1961
7/3 3560-003
Sh - Sy
1961
7/4 3560-003
Yale, Wesley W.
1961
7/5 3560-003
T - Z (incl. Thurmond, Strom; Udall, Morris;Wagner,Robert F.)
1961
Birthday Greetings
1961
Box/Folder Accession
7/6 3560-003
A - J (incl. Byrd, Robert C.; Connally, John B.; Goldberg, Arthur; Hartke, Vance)
7/7 3560-003
K - W (incl. Keating, Kenneth B.; Kennedy, John F.; McGee, Gale W.; Wiley, Alexander)
Box/Folder Accession
7/8 3560-003
Christmas Card List
1961
7/9 3560-003
Complimentary Letters
1961
1962
1962
Box/Folder Accession
7/10 3560-003
A - Ba
1962
7/11 3560-003
Beeks, William T.
1962
7/12 3560-003
Be - Ca
1962
7/13 3560-003
Ch - Di
1962
7/14 3560-003
Do - F
1962
7/15 3560-003
Godbold, Norman D.
1962
7/16 3560-003
Green, Paul R.
1962
7/17 3560-003
G - Ha (incl. Gore, Albert; Gruening, Ernest;Hansen,Julia Butler)
1962
7/18 3560-003
Howell, Paul L.
1962
7/19 3560-003
He - L
1962
7/20 3560-003
J - K (incl. Kefauver, Estes)
1962
7/21 3560-003
Low Family (Madeleine)
1962
7/22 3560-003
L
1962
7/23 3560-003
Meadowcraft, Thomas II.
1962
7/24 3560-003
N (incl. Morse, Wayne; Morton, Thurston B.;Murphy,Maurice J.)
1962
8/1 3560-003
N - P (incl. Percy, Charles H.)
1962
8/2 3560-003
R - Si (incl. Rickover, Hyman G.; Rosellini,AlbertD.)
1962
8/3 3560-003
Sk - Sy
1962
8/4 3560-003
T - V (incl. Teller, Edward; Tower, John G.;Udall,Norris K.)
1962
8/5 3560-003
W - Z (White, Byron R.)
1962
8/6 3560-003
Birthday Greetings (incl. Anderson, ClintonP.;Keating, Kenneth B.; Kennedy, John F.; McGee, Gale W.)
1962
8/7 3560-003
Complimentary Letters
1962
1963
1963
Box/Folder Accession
8/8 3560-003
A - Ba
1963
8/9 3560-003
Be - Bu (incl. Brzezinski, Zbigniew)
1963
8/10 3560-003
Denny, Brewster
1963
8/11 3560-003
C - D
1963
8/12 3560-003
E - F
1963
8/13 3560-003
Hardin, M. M. (Helen's Father)
1963
8/14 3560-003
G - Ha (incl. Harriman, Averell)
1963
8/15 3560-003
Howell, Paul L.
1963
8/16 3560-003
He - Ja (incl. Humphrey, Hubert H.; Javits,JacobK.)
1963
8/17 3560-003
Je - K
1963
8/18 3560-003
Livesy, Percy
1963
8/19 3560-003
Low Family (Madeleine)
1963
8/20 3560-003
L - Ma
1963
8/21 3560-003
Me - N
1963
9/1 3560-003
Reinvik, Georg
1963
9/2 3560-003
O - Re
1963
9/3 3560-003
Rickover, Hyman G.
1963
9/4 3560-003
Rh - Se (incl. Rosellini, Albert D.; Russell,RichardB.)
1963
9/5a, 5b 3560-003
Sh - Su
1963
9/6 3560-003
T - Z (incl. Teller, Edward; Thurmond,Strom)
1963
Birthday Greetings
1963
Box/Folder Accession
9/7 3560-003
A - H (incl. Byrd, Robert C.)
9/8 3560-003
J - W (incl. Kennedy, John F.; Vance, Cyrus R.)
Box/Folder Accession
9/9 3560-003
Complimentary Letters
1963
Departmental Correspondence
Restrictions on Access: Access is restricted. Contact repository for more information.
1953
1953
Box/Folder Accession
9/10-11 3560-003
United Nations
1953
9/12-19 3560-003
U.S. Agriculture Department
1953
U.S. Air Force
1953
Box/Folder Accession
9/20-23 3560-003
General
1953
9/24 3560-003
Larson Air Force Base Laundry
1953
9/25 3560-003
Paine Field
1953
U.S. Army
1953
Box/Folder Accession
9/26-27 3560-003
General
1953
10/1-4 3560-003
General
1953
10/5 3560-003
Fort Warden Closure
1953
10/6 3560-003
Puget Sound Port Utilization
1953
10/7 3560-003
Seventh Day Adventists
1953
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1953
Box/Folder Accession
10/8-12 3560-003
General
1953
10/13 3560-003
The Dalles Dam
1953
10/14 3560-003
Rivers and Harbors
1953
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1953
Box/Folder Accession
10/15-17 3560-003
General
1953
10/18 3560-003
Richland, WA -- disposition
1953
10/19 3560-003
Wahluke Slope
1953
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1953
Box/Folder Accession
10/20-21 3560-003
General
1953
10/22 3560-003
Contracts
1953
Box/Folder Accession
10/23 3560-003
U.S. Budget Bureau
1953
10/24 3560-003
U.S. Census Bureau
1953
10/25-26 3560-003
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Administration
1953
11/1 3560-003
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Administration
1953
11/2, 11/2a 3560-003
U.S. Civil Service Commission
1953
11/3 3560-003
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
1953
11/4 3560-003
U.S. Coast Guard
1953
11/5 3560-003
U.S. Commerce Department
1953
11/6-7 3560-003
U.S. Conservation Program Service -soilconservation
1953
11/8 3560-003
U.S. Customs Bureau
1953
U.S. Defense Department
1953
Box/Folder Accession
11/9, 11/9a 3560-003
General
1953
11/10 3560-003
Defense Procurement
1953
Box/Folder Accession
11/11 3560-003
U.S. Defense Minerals Administration
1953
11/12 3560-003
U.S. Economic Stabilization Agency
1953
11/13 3560-003
U.S. Education Office
1953
11/14 3560-003
U.S. Employees Compensation Bureau
1953
11/15 3560-003
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1953
11/16 3560-003
U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation
1953
11/17 3560-003
U.S. Federal Civil DefenseAdministration
1953
11/18 3560-003
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1953
11/19 3560-003
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1953
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1953
Box/Folder Accession
11/20-22 3560-003
General
1953
11/23 3560-003
Washington Water Power Company and Puget Sound Power and Light Merger
1953
Box/Folder Accession
11/24 3560-003
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1953
11/25 3560-003
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1953
12/1 3560-003
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1953
12/2 3560-003
U.S. Foreign Operations Administration
1953
12/3 3560-003
U.S. Forest Service
1953
12/4 3560-003
U.S. General Accounting Office
1953
12/5 3560-003
U.S. General Services Administration
1953
12/6 3560-003
U.S. Geological Survey
1953
12/7 3560-003
U.S. Government Printing Office
1953
12/8 3560-003
U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1953
12/9-10 3560-003
U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
1953
12/11 3560-003
U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1953
12/12-13a 3560-003
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1953
U.S. Interior Department
1953
Box/Folder Accession
12/14-15 3560-003
General
1953
12/16 3560-003
Lake Wallula
1953
Box/Folder Accession
12/17 3560-003
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1953
12/18 3560-003
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1953
12/19 3560-003
U.S. Justice Department
1953
12/20 3560-003
U.S. Labor Department
1953
12/21 3560-003
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1953
12/22 3560-003
U.S. Library of Congress
1953
13/1 3560-003
U.S. Mines Bureau
1953
13/2 3560-003
U.S. Maritime Commission
1953
13/3 3560-003
U.S. National Archives and RecordsService
1953
13/4 3560-003
U.S. National Standards Bureau
1953
13/5 3560-003
U.S. National Production Authority
1953
13/6 3560-003
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1953
U.S. National Park Service
1953
Box/Folder Accession
13/7 3560-003
General
1953
13/8-9 3560-003
Olympic National Park
1953
U.S. Navy
1953
Box/Folder Accession
13/10-14 3560-003
General
1953
13/15 3560-003
Rickover, Hyman G.
1953
Box/Folder Accession
13/16-18 3560-003
U.S. Navy. Sand Point Naval Air Station --closure
1953
13/19 3560-003
U.S. Patent Office
1953
U.S. Post Office
1953
Box/Folder Accession
13/20-24 3560-003
General
1953
13/25 3560-003
Examination Notices
1953
13/26 3560-003
Rural Station Closures
1953
Box/Folder Accession
13/27 3560-003
U.S. Price Stabilization Office
1953
13/28 3560-003
U.S. Production and MarketingAdministration
1953
13/29 3560-003
U.S. Public Health Service
1953
13/30-31 3560-003
U.S. Public Housing Administration
1953
13/32 3560-003
U.S. Public Roads Administration
1953
13/27 3560-003
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1953
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1953
Box/Folder Accession
14/1-2 3560-003
General
1953
14/3-5 3560-003
Grand Coulee Dam
1953
14/6 3560-003
Soap Lake -- rising water level
1953
Box/Folder Accession
14/7 3560-003
U.S. Reconstruction Finance Corporation
1953
14/8 3560-003
U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1953
14/9 3560-003
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1953
14/10-11 3560-003
U.S. Selective Service System
1953
14/12 3560-003
U.S. Senate -- miscellaneous committees
1953
14/13 3560-003
U.S. Small Business Administration
1953
14/14-15 3560-003
U.S. Social Security Administration
1953
14/16-18 3560-003
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
1953
U.S. State Department
1953
Box/Folder Accession
14/19-21 3560-003
General
1953
14/22 3560-003
Book Burning
1953
14/23 3560-003
Horton, Douglas (Mrs.)
1953
14/24-25 3560-003
Lumber Exploitation
1953
14/26 3560-003
Passport Division
1953
14/27-29 3560-003
Visa Division
1953
14/30 3560-003
Voice of America Site
1953
Box/Folder Accession
14/31 3560-003
U.S. Supreme Court
1953
14/32 3560-003
U.S. Tariff Commission
1953
14/33 3560-003
U.S. Treasury Department
1953
14/34 3560-003
U.S. Tennessee Valley Authority
1953
14/35 3560-003
U.S. Veterans Administration
1953
15/1 3560-003
U.S. Wage Stabilization Board
1953
15/2 3560-003
U.S. War Claims Commission
1953
15/3 3560-003
U.S. Weather Bureau
1953
1954
1954
Box/Folder Accession
15/4 3560-003
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps -- Rivers andHarbors
1954
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1954
Box/Folder Accession
15/5 3560-003
General
1954
15/6 3560-003
Hanford, WA -- coal mines
1954
15/7 3560-003
Richland, WA -- disposition
1954
Box/Folder Accession
15/3 3560-003
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1954
15/9 3560-003
U.S. Budget Bureau
1954
15/10 3560-003
U.S. Census Bureau
1954
15/11-12 3560-003
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1954
15/13 3560-003
U.S. Civil Service Commission
1954
15/14 3560-003
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
1954
15/15 3560-003
U.S. Coast Guard
1954
15/16 3560-003
U.S. Commerce Department
1954
15/17 3560-003
U.S. Customs Bureau
1954
15/18-25 3560-003
U.S. Defense Department
1954
15/26-28 3560-003
U.S. Education Office
1954
15/29-31 3560-003
U.S. Employees Compensation Bureau
1954
U.S. Federal Civil DefenseAdministration
1954
Box/Folder Accession
15/32 3560-003
General
1954
15/33-34 3560-003
Reed (Mark E.) Memorial Hospital
1954
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1954
Box/Folder Accession
16/1 3560-003
General
1954
16/2 3560-003
Television Booster Stations
1954
Box/Folder Accession
16/3 3560-003
U.S. Federal Deposit InsuranceCorporation
1954
16/4 3560-003
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1954
16/5 3560-003
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1954
16/6 3560-003
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1954
16/7 3560-003
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1954
16/8 3560-003
U.S. Foreign Claims Commission
1954
16/9 3560-003
U.S. Foreign Operations Administration
1954
16/10 3560-003
U.S. General Accounting Office
1954
16/11-12 3560-003
U.S. General Services Administration
1954
16/13 3560-003
U.S. Government Printing Office
1954
16/14 3560-003
U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1954
16/15 3560-003
U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
1954
16/16 3560-003
U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1954
16/17-18 3560-003
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1954
16/19 3560-003
U.S. Information Agency
1954
16/20 3560-003
U.S. Interior Department
1954
16/21 3560-003
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1954
16/22-23 3560-003
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1954
16/24-25 3560-003
U.S. Justice Department
1954
16/26 3560-003
U.S. Labor Department
1954
16/27 3560-003
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1954
16/28 3560-003
U.S. Library of Congress
1954
17/1 3560-003
U.S. Maritime Commission
1954
17/2 3560-003
U.S. National Guard
1954
17/3 3560-003
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1954
17/4 3560-003
U.S. National Park Service
1954
17/5-10 3560-003
U.S. Navy
1954
17/11 3560-003
U.S. Patent Office
1954
U.S. Post Office
1954
Box/Folder Accession
17/12-16 3560-003
General
1954
17/17 3560-003
Raymond, WA
1954
17/18 3560-003
Richmond Beach, WA
1954
17/19 3560-003
Wenatchee, WA
1954
Box/Folder Accession
17/20 3560-003
U.S. Public Health Service
1954
17/21 3560-003
U.S. Public Housing Administration
1954
17/22 3560-003
U.S. Public Roads Administration
1954
17/23 3560-003
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1954
17/24 3560-003
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1954
17/25 3560-003
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1954
17/26 3560-003
U.S. Selective Service System
1954
17/27 3560-003
U.S. Small Business Administration
1954
17/28 3560-003
U.S. Social Security Administration
1954
U.S. State Department
1954
Box/Folder Accession
17/29-30 3560-003
General
1954
18/1 3560-003
Passport Division
1954
Box/Folder Accession
18/2 3560-003
U.S. Tariff Commission
1954
18/3 3560-003
U.S. Treasury Department
1954
18/4-5 3560-003
U.S. Veterans Administration
1954
18/6 3560-003
U.S. War Claims Commission
1954
18/7-13 3560-003
U.S. Agriculture Department
1954
1955
1955
U.S. Air Force
1955
Box/Folder Accession
18/14-18 3560-003
General
1955
18/19 3560-003
Paine Field
1955
18/20-23 3560-003
Spokane Supply Depot
1955
Box/Folder Accession
18/24-28 3560-003
U.S. Army
1955
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1955
Box/Folder Accession
18/29-31 3560-003
General
1955
13/32 3560-003
Chinook Harbor
1955
18/33 3560-003
Neah Bay, WA
1955
18/34-35 3560-003
Rivers and Harbors
1955
18/36 3560-003
Tacoma, WA
1955
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1955
Box/Folder Accession
18/37-38 3560-003
General
1955
19/1 3560-003
Prosser Barricade
1955
Box/Folder Accession
19/2 3560-003
U.S. Budget Bureau
1955
19/3 3560-003
U.S. Census Bureau
1955
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1955
Box/Folder Accession
19/4 3560-003
General
1955
19/5 3560-003
Northwest Air Service
1955
19/6-7 3560-003
Northwest-Alaska Air Service
1955
19/8 3560-003
Seattle-Honolulu Air Service
1955
Box/Folder Accession
19/9-10 3560-003
U.S. Coast Guard
1955
19/11 3560-003
U.S. Commerce Department
1955
19/12 3560-003
U.S. Customs Bureau
1955
19/13 3560-003
U.S. Defense Department
1955
19/14 3560-003
U.S. Education Office
1955
19/15 3560-003
U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1955
19/16 3560-003
U.S. Export-Import Bank
1955
19/17 3560-003
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1955
19/18 3560-003
U.S. Federal Civil DefenseAdministration
1955
19/19-20 3560-003
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1955
19/21 3560-003
U.S. Federal Deposit InsuranceCorporation
1955
19/22 3560-003
U.S. Federal Housing Survey
1955
19/23 3560-003
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1955
19/24 3560-003
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1955
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1955
Box/Folder Accession
19/25-26 3560-003
General
1955
19/27 3560-003
Jones Island
1955
Box/Folder Accession
19/28 3560-003
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1955
19/29 3560-003
U.S. Foreign Claims SettlementCommission
1955
19/30-31 3560-003
U.S. Foreign Operations Administration
1955
U.S. Forest Service
1955
Box/Folder Accession
19/32 3560-003
General
1955
19/33 3560-003
Wind River Sustained Yield Unit Application
1955
U.S. General Accounting Office
1955
Box/Folder Accession
19/34 3560-003
General
1955
19/35 3560-003
Government-owned Timber Sales
1955
20/1-4 3560-003
Government-owned Timber Sales
1955
U.S. General Services Administration
1955
Box/Folder Accession
20/5-6 3560-003
General
1955
20/7-8 3560-003
Baker-West Disposal
1955
Box/Folder Accession
20/9 3560-003
U.S. Geological Survey
1955
20/10 3560-003
U.S. Government Printing Office
1955
20/11 3560-003
U.S. Health, Education, and WelfareDepartment
1955
20/12 3560-003
U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
1955
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1955
Box/Folder Accession
20/13-15 3560-003
General
1955
20/16 3560-003
Hearings -- Timber Sales on Indian Reservations
1955
20/17 3560-003
Tulalip Shores
1955
Box/Folder Accession
20/18 3560-003
U.S. Interior Department
1955
20/19-20 3560-003
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1955
20/21 3560-003
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1955
20/22 3560-003
U.S. Justice Department
1955
20/23 3560-003
U.S. Labor Department
1955
20/24 3560-003
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1955
20/25 3560-003
U.S. Library of Congress
1955
20/26 3560-003
U.S. Maritime Commission
1955
20/27 3560-003
U.S. Mines Bureau
1955
21/1 3560-003
U.S. National Archives and RecordsService
1955
21/2 3560-003
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1955
21/3 3560-003
U.S. National Park Service
1955
U.S. Navy
1955
Box/Folder Accession
21/4-9 3560-003
General
1955
21/10 3560-003
Bremerton Dry Dock
1955
Box/Folder Accession
21/11 3560-003
U.S. Patent Office
1955
U.S. Post Office Department
1955
Box/Folder Accession
21/12a,b-14 3560-003
General
1955
21/15 3560-003
Nominations Confirmed
1955
21/16 3560-003
Post Office Closures
1955
Box/Folder Accession
21/17 3560-003
U.S. Public Health Service
1955
U.S. Public Housing Administration
1955
Box/Folder Accession
21/18-19 3560-003
General
1955
21/20 3560-003
Bremerton, WA -- rent increases
1955
Box/Folder Accession
21/21 3560-003
U.S. Public Roads Administration
1955
21/22 3560-003
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1955
21/23 3560-003
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1955
21/24 3560-003
U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1955
21/25 3560-003
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1955
21/26 3560-003
U.S. Selective Service System
1955
22/1 3560-003
U.S. Senate -- miscellaneous committees
1955
22/2 3560-003
U.S. Small Business Administration
1955
22/3-5 3560-003
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
1955
22/6-9 3560-003
U.S. State Department
1955
22/10 3560-003
U.S. Supreme Court
1955
22/11 3560-003
U.S. Tariff Commission
1955
22/12-13 3560-003
U.S. Treasury Department
1955
U.S. Veterans Administration
1955
Box/Folder Accession
22/14 3560-003
General
1955
22/15 3560-003
National Military Home, Fort Warden
1955
1956
1956
U.S. Agriculture Department
1956
Box/Folder Accession
22/16-19 3560-003
General
1956
22/20 3560-003
Animal Disease Lab
1956
Box/Folder Accession
22/21-26 3560-003
U.S. Air Force
1956
22/27-32 3560-003
U.S. Army
1956
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1956
Box/Folder Accession
22/33 3560-003
General
1956
23/1 3560-003
General
1956
23/2 3560-003
American Lake, WA
1956
23/3-4 3560-003
Anacortes, WA
1956
23/5-8 3560-003
Bellingham, WA
1956
23/9-10 3560-003
Blaine, WA
1956
23/11 3560-003
Columbia River Mouth
1956
23/12-13 3560-003
Everett Harbor
1956
23/14 3560-003
Grays Harbor -- West Haven Breakwater
1956
23/15-16 3560-003
Quillayute, WA
1956
23/17-19 3560-003
Rivers and Harbors
1956
23/20 3560-003
Shilshole Bay
1956
23/21 3560-003
Stillaguamish River Project
1956
23/22 3560-003
Willapa River (incl. Naselle Harbor)
1956
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1956
Box/Folder Accession
23/23-24 3560-003
General
1956
24/1-3 3560-003
Hanford Coal Contract -- Roslyn-Cle Elum Coal Mines
1956
24/4-6 3560-003
Richland, WA -- Disposal
1956
24/7 3560-003
Uranium Processing Plant (Spokane, WA)
1956
Box/Folder Accession
24/8 3560-003
U.S. Budget Bureau
1956
24/9 3560-003
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Administration
1956
24/10-11 3560-003
U.S. Civil Service Commission
1956
24/12 3560-003
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
1956
24/13 3560-003
U.S. Coast Guard
1956
24/14 3560-003
U.S. Commerce Department
1956
24/15 3560-003
U.S. Customs Bureau
1956
U.S. Defense Department
1956
Box/Folder Accession
24/16-18 3560-003
General
1956
24/19 3560-003
Defense Mobilization
1956
Box/Folder Accession
24/20 3560-003
U.S. Education Office
1956
24/21 3560-003
U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1956
24/22 3560-003
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1956
24/23 3560-003
U.S. Federal Civil DefenseAdministration
1956
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1956
Box/Folder Accession
24/24 3560-003
General
1956
24/25 3560-003
Queen City Broadcasting Company
1956
24/26 3560-003
Television Booster Stations
1956
Box/Folder Accession
25/1 3560-003
U.S. Federal Conciliation and MediationService
1956
25/2-3 3560-003
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1956
25/4 3560-003
U.S. Federal National Mortgage Association--secondary market operations
1956
25/5 3560-003
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1956
25/6 3560-003
U.S. Federal Savings and Loan InsuranceCorporation
1956
25/7 3560-003
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1956
25/8 3560-003
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1956
25/9 3560-003
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1956
25/10 3560-003
U.S. Foreign Claims SettlementCommission
1956
U.S. Forest Service
1956
Box/Folder Accession
25/11 3560-003
General
1956
25/12 3560-003
Mt. Baker Improvements
1956
Box/Folder Accession
25/13 3560-003
U.S. General Accounting Office
1956
U.S. General Services Administration
1956
Box/Folder Accession
25/14-15 3560-003
General
1956
25/16-17 3560-003
Simplified Keyboard System
1956
25/18 3560-003
Tacoma Federal Building
1956
Box/Folder Accession
25/19 3560-003
U.S. Government Printing Office
1956
25/20 3560-003
U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1956
U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
1956
Box/Folder Accession
25/21 3560-003
General
1956
25/22-24 3560-003
Richland Housing Appraisal Protest
1956
Box/Folder Accession
25/25-26 3560-003
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1956
25/27 3560-003
U.S. Indian Claims Commission
1956
25/28 3560-003
U.S. Information Agency
1956
25/29-30 3560-003
U.S. Interior Department
1956
26/1-2 3560-003
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1956
26/3 3560-003
U.S. International CooperationAdministration
1956
26/4-5 3560-003
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1956
26/6 3560-003
U.S. Justice Department
1956
26/7 3560-003
U.S. Labor Department
1956
26/8 3560-003
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1956
26/9 3560-003
U.S. Library of Congress
1956
26/10 3560-003
U.S. Maritime Commission
1956
26/11 3560-003
U.S. National Archives and RecordsService
1956
26/12 3560-003
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1956
U.S. Park Service
1956
Box/Folder Accession
26/13 3560-003
General
1956
26/14-17 3560-003
Mission 66
1956
Box/Folder Accession
26/18 3560-003
U.S. National Science Foundation
1956
U.S. Navy
1956
Box/Folder Accession
26/19-24 3560-003
General
1956
26/25 3560-003
U.S. Navy. Ammunition Depot. Bangor, WA
1956
27/1 3560-003
U.S. Navy. Puget Sound Navy Yard - workload reduction
1956
27/2 3560-003
U.S. Navy. Spokane Naval Air Base -- closure
1956
Box/Folder Accession
27/3 3560-003
U.S. Patent Office
1956
U.S. Post Office Department
1956
Box/Folder Accession
27/4, 5, 5a, 6 3560-003
General
1956
27/7 3560-003
East Sound
1956
27/8 3560-003
Spokane Postal Transportation Service Promotion Plan
1956
Box/Folder Accession
27/9 3560-003
U.S. Public Health Service
1956
27/10 3560-003
U.S. Public Housing Administration
1956
27/11 3560-003
U.S. Public Roads Bureau
1956
27/12 3560-003
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1956
27/13 3560-003
U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1956
27/14 3560-003
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1956
27/15 3560-003
U.S. Senate -- miscellaneous committees
1956
27/16 3560-003
U.S. Small Business Administration
1956
27/17 3560-003
U.S. Social Security Administration
1956
27/18-19 3560-003
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
1956
U.S. State Department
1956
Box/Folder Accession
27/20-21 3560-003
General
1956
27/22 3560-003
Religious Freedom in Columbia
1956
Box/Folder Accession
27/23 3560-003
U.S. Tariff Commission
1956
27/24 3560-003
U.S. Treasury Department
1956
27/25 3560-003
U.S. Veterans Administration
1956
27/26 3560-003
United Nations
1956
1957
1957
U.S. Agriculture Department
1957
Box/Folder Accession
27/27-29 3560-003
General
1957
28/1 3560-003
Curly Top Resistant Tomatoes
1957
23/2 3560-003
Regional Research Lab Proposal
1957
23/3 3560-003
Wheat Standards
1957
Box/Folder Accession
28/4-10 3560-003
U.S. Air Force
1957
U.S. Army
1957
Box/Folder Accession
28/11-17 3560-003
General
1957
28/18-19 3560-003
Bishop, Dorothy
1957
28/20-21 3560-003
Girard, William S.
1957
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1957
Box/Folder Accession
28/22-25 3560-003
General
1957
28/26-27 3560-003
Rivers and Harbors
1957
29/1 3560-003
Rivers and Harbors
1957
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1957
Box/Folder Accession
29/2-7 3560-003
General
1957
29/8-9 3560-003
Wahluke Slope
1957
Box/Folder Accession
29/10-11 3560-003
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1957
29/12 3560-003
U.S. Census Bureau
1957
29/13-16 3560-003
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Administration
1957
29/17 3560-003
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
U.S. General Services Administration
1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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Mission 66
1957
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Ohanapecosh Cut-off Route
1957
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1957
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U.S. National Science Foundation
1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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General
1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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Wheat Standards
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1957
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1957
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1957
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Rivers and Harbors
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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U.S. Customs Bureau
1957
U.S. Defense Department
1957
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Armed Services Civilian Employment Cuts
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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U.S. Federal Civil DefenseAdministration
1957
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1957
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1957
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1957
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General
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Seattle Boundary Project Licensing Application
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U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1957
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1957
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1957
U.S. Forest Service
1957
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General
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1957
U.S. General Services Administration
1957
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Seattle Christian School
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Seattle Post Office Building
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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Pressentin, E. V.
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1957
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1957
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1957
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1957
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U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1957
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1957
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General
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Grand Coulee Dam Recreation Area
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Mt. Rainier National Park -- Rockefeller Survey
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Ohanapecosh Cut-off Route
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Sol Duc Hot Springs Pool
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U.S. National Science Foundation
1957
U.S. Navy
1957
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General
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Ellensburg Retraining Center Proposal
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Segregation Policy
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1957
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1957
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1957
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U.S. Patent Office
1957
U.S. Post Office
1957
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General
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Lowell, WA
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U.S. Public Health Service
1957
U.S. Public Housing Administration
1957
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General
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U.S. Public Roads Administration
1957
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U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1957
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U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1957
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U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1957
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U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1957
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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1957
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1957
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1957
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U.S. Soil Conservation Service
1957
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U.S. State Department
1957
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U.S. Tariff Commission
1957
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U.S. Treasury Department
1957
1958
1958
U.S. Agriculture Department
1958
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General
1958
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Brucellosis Eradication Program
1958
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P. L. 480 Program
1958
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U.S. Air Force
1958
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U.S. Air Force
1958
U.S. Army
1958
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General.
1958
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Bankers Life and Casualty
1958
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1958
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General
1958
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Proposed Edmonds Marina -- petitions
1958
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Rivers and Harbors
1958
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1958
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General
1958
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Butcher, L. H.
1958
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Hanford Reactors
1958
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U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1958
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U.S. Census Bureau
1958
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1958
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General
1958
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Northwest Local Air Service
1958
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Tacoma Airport
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Civil Service Commission
1958
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U.S. Coast Guard
1958
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U.S. Commerce Department
1958
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U.S. Community Facilities Administration
1958
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U.S. Customs Bureau
1958
U.S. Defense Department
1958
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General
1958
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General
1958
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Labor Surplus Areas -- governmental contracts
1958
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Submersible Offshore Missile Launching Platforms
1958
U.S. Defense Mobilization Office
1958
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General
1958
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Low Grade Chromium Conversion
1958
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U.S. Education Office
1958
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U.S. Employees Compensation Bureau
1958
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U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1958
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U.S. Export-Import Bank
1958
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U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1958
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U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1958
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U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1958
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U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1958
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1958
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General
1958
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Snohomish County -- Sultan River Project
1958
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U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1958
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1958
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1958
U.S. Forest Service
1958
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General
1958
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Glacier Peak Wilderness Area
1958
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Lewis River Access Problem
1958
37/20-21 3560-003
Timber Sales Program
1958
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U.S. General Accounting Office
1958
U.S. General Services Administration
1958
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General
1958
33/4 3560-003
Camp Hayden Disposal
1958
38/5 3560-003
Kaiser Closure
1958
38/3 3560-003
Renton Highlands Housing Disposal
1958
38/7 3560-003
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps. Depot. Pasco, WA -- disposal
1958
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U.S. Government Printing Office
1958
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U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1958
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U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
1958
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1958
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General
1958
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Gilbert, Elon (lease)
1958
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Quinalt Timber Problem
1958
38/17 3560-003
Wapato Satus Project
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Information Agency
1958
U.S. Interior Department
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1958
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Long-Range Mineral Program
1958
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Matenuska Valley Lines
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Internal Revenue Department
1958
U.S. International CooperationAdministration
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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Roslyn-Cle Elum Coal Mines
1958
39/9 3560-003
State
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1958
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U.S. Justice Department
1958
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U.S. Labor Department
1958
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1958
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Rawson (Fred B.) Claim
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Library of Congress
1958
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U.S. Marine Corps
1958
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U.S. Maritime Commission
1958
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U.S. National Archives and RecordsService
1958
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U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1958
U.S. National Park Service
1958
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General
1958
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Mission 66 -- Pt. Rainier National Park -- Rockefeller Survey
1958
39/25 3560-003
Olympic National Park Strip Road -- Neah Bay to LaPush
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. National Science Foundation
1958
U.S. Navy
1958
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General
1958
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General
1958
40/6 3560-003
Ault Field (Whidbey Island, WA)
1958
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Pacific Northwest Ammunition Depot
1958
40/8 3560-003
Sixth Fleet Visit
1958
40/9-11 3560-003
Wage Fixing -- Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Post Office Department
1958
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U.S. Public Health Service
1958
40/19 3560-003
U.S. Public Housing Administration
1958
U.S. Public Roads Bureau
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1958
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Lewis and Clark Highway
1958
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Second Lake Washington Bridge
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1958
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1958
41/5-6 3560-003
Columbia Basin Project
1958
41/7 3560-003
Grand Coulee Dam Lighting
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1958
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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1958
41/10-11 3560-003
U.S. Small Business Administration
1958
41/12 3560-003
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
1958
U.S. State Department
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1958
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Aluminum Industry
1958
41/20 3560-003
Neff, A. L. -- Second International Amateur Boxing Tournament
1958
U.S. Tariff Commission
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1958
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Processed Shingles Importation
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Treasury Department
1958
42/2 3560-003
U.S. Veterans Administration
1958
1958
1958
U.S. Agriculture Department
1958
Box/Folder Accession
34/12-14 3560-003
General
34/15 3560-003
Brucellosis Eradication Program
39/16 3560-003
P. L. 480 Program
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Air Force
1958
35/1 3560-003
U.S. Air Force
1958
U.S. Army
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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General.
35/7 3560-003
Bankers Life and Casualty
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1958
Box/Folder Accession
35/8-9 3560-003
General
35/10-11 3560-003
Proposed Edmonds Marina -- petitions
35/12-14 3560-003
Rivers and Harbors
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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General
35/18 3560-003
Butcher, L. H.
35/19 3560-003
Hanford Reactors
Box/Folder Accession
36/1 3560-003
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1958
36/2 3560-003
U.S. Census Bureau
1958
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1958
Box/Folder Accession
36/3-4 3560-003
General
36/5-7 3560-003
Northwest Local Air Service
36/8 3560-003
Tacoma Airport
Box/Folder Accession
36/9 3560-003
U.S. Civil Service Commission
1958
36/10 3560-003
U.S. Coast Guard
1958
36/11 3560-003
U.S. Commerce Department
1958
36/12 3560-003
U.S. Community Facilities Administration
1958
36/13 3560-003
U.S. Customs Bureau
1958
U.S. Defense Department
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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General
36/18 3560-003
General
36/19 3560-003
Labor Surplus Areas -- governmental contracts
36/20 3560-003
Submersible Offshore Missile Launching Platforms
U.S. Defense Mobilization Office
1958
Box/Folder Accession
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General
37/1 3560-003
Low Grade Chromium Conversion
Box/Folder Accession
37/2 3560-003
U.S. Education Office
1958
37/3a,b 3560-003
U.S. Employees Compensation Bureau
1958
37/4 3560-003
U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1958
37/5 3560-003
U.S. Export-Import Bank
1958
37/6 3560-003
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1958
37/7 3560-003
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1958
37/8 3560-003
U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1958
37/9-10a,b 3560-003
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1958
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1958
Box/Folder Accession
37/11 3560-003
General
37/12 3560-003
Snohomish County -- Sultan River Project
Box/Folder Accession
37/13 3560-003
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1958
37/14 3560-003
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1958
37/15 3560-003
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1958
U.S. Forest Service
1958
Box/Folder Accession
37/16-17 3560-003
General
37/18 3560-003
Glacier Peak Wilderness Area
37/19 3560-003
Lewis River Access Problem
37/20-21 3560-003
Timber Sales Program
Box/Folder Accession
37/22 3560-003
U.S. General Accounting Office
1958
U.S. General Services Administration
1958
Box/Folder Accession
38/1a,b-3 3560-003
General
33/4 3560-003
Camp Hayden Disposal
38/5 3560-003
Kaiser Closure
38/3 3560-003
Renton Highlands Housing Disposal
38/7 3560-003
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps. Depot. Pasco, WA -- disposal
Box/Folder Accession
38/8 3560-003
U.S. Government Printing Office
1958
38/9 3560-003
U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1958
38/10 3560-003
U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
1958
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1958
Box/Folder Accession
38/11-13 3560-003
General
38/14-15 3560-003
Gilbert, Elon (lease)
38/16 3560-003
Quinalt Timber Problem
38/17 3560-003
Wapato Satus Project
Box/Folder Accession
38/18 3560-003
U.S. Information Agency
1958
U.S. Interior Department
1958
Box/Folder Accession
38/19a,b-20 3560-003
General
38/21a,b 3560-003
Long-Range Mineral Program
38/22 3560-003
Matenuska Valley Lines
Box/Folder Accession
39/1-4 3560-003
U.S. Internal Revenue Department
1958
U.S. International CooperationAdministration
1958
Box/Folder Accession
39/5-8 3560-003
Roslyn-Cle Elum Coal Mines
39/9 3560-003
State
Box/Folder Accession
39/10 3560-003
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1958
39/11-12 3560-003
U.S. Justice Department
1958
39/13-14 3560-003
U.S. Labor Department
1958
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1958
Box/Folder Accession
39/15 3560-003
General
39/16 3560-003
Rawson (Fred B.) Claim
Box/Folder Accession
39/17 3560-003
U.S. Library of Congress
1958
39/18 3560-003
U.S. Marine Corps
1958
39/19 3560-003
U.S. Maritime Commission
1958
39/20 3560-003
U.S. National Archives and RecordsService
1958
39/21 3560-003
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1958
U.S. National Park Service
1958
Box/Folder Accession
39/22-23 3560-003
General
39/24 3560-003
Mission 66 -- Pt. Rainier National Park -- Rockefeller Survey
39/25 3560-003
Olympic National Park Strip Road -- Neah Bay to LaPush
Box/Folder Accession
39/26 3560-003
U.S. National Science Foundation
1958
U.S. Navy
1958
Box/Folder Accession
39/27-30 3560-003
General
40/1-5 3560-003
General
40/6 3560-003
Ault Field (Whidbey Island, WA)
40/7 3560-003
Pacific Northwest Ammunition Depot
40/8 3560-003
Sixth Fleet Visit
40/9-11 3560-003
Wage Fixing -- Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
Box/Folder Accession
40/12-17 3560-003
U.S. Post Office Department
1958
40/18 3560-003
U.S. Public Health Service
1958
40/19 3560-003
U.S. Public Housing Administration
1958
U.S. Public Roads Bureau
1958
Box/Folder Accession
40/20 3560-003
General
40/21 3560-003
Lewis and Clark Highway
40/22 3560-003
Second Lake Washington Bridge
Box/Folder Accession
41/1 3560-003
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1958
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1958
Box/Folder Accession
41/2-4 3560-003
General
41/5-6 3560-003
Columbia Basin Project
41/7 3560-003
Grand Coulee Dam Lighting
Box/Folder Accession
41/8 3560-003
U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1958
41/9 3560-003
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1958
41/10-11 3560-003
U.S. Small Business Administration
1958
41/12 3560-003
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
1958
U.S. State Department
1958
Box/Folder Accession
41/13-18 3560-003
General
41/19 3560-003
Aluminum Industry
41/20 3560-003
Neff, A. L. -- Second International Amateur Boxing Tournament
U.S. Tariff Commission
1958
Box/Folder Accession
41/21-22 3560-003
General
41/23-25 3560-003
Processed Shingles Importation
Box/Folder Accession
42/1 3560-003
U.S. Treasury Department
1958
42/2 3560-003
U.S. Veterans Administration
1958
1959
1959
U.S. Agriculture Department
1959
Box/Folder Accession
42/3-9 3560-003
General
1959
42/10 3560-003
Grain Sanitation
1959
42/11 3560-003
Potato Research in Washington State
1959
42/12 3560-003
Soil Surveys
1959
U.S. Air Force
1959
Box/Folder Accession
42/13-19 3560-003
General
1959
42/20 3560-003
McChord Air Force Base Airline Services Case
1959
U.S. Army
1959
Box/Folder Accession
42/21-22 3560-003
General
1959
43/1-2 3560-003
General
1959
43/3 3560-003
Fort Lewis Bus Service
1959
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1959
Box/Folder Accession
43/4-8 3560-003
General
1959
43/9 3560-003
Advance Notices and Contract Awards
1959
43/10-13 3560-003
Rivers and Harbors
1959
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1959
Box/Folder Accession
43/14-18 3560-003
General
1959
43/19-21 3560-003
Hanford Convertible Reactor
1959
43/22 3560-003
Hanford Janitorial Contract
1959
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1959
Box/Folder Accession
43/23 3560-003
General
1959
43/24-30 3560-003
Intertie
1959
U.S. Budget Bureau
1959
Box/Folder Accession
43/31 3560-003
General
1959
44/1 3560-003
Snohomish County Inclusion in Seattle Standard Metropolitan Area
1959
Box/Folder Accession
44/2 3560-003
U.S. Census Bureau
1959
44/3 3560-003
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1959
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1959
Box/Folder Accession
44/4-5 3560-003
General
1959
44/6-7 3560-003
Pan American Airlines -- Hawaii renewal case
1959
Box/Folder Accession
44/8 3560-003
U.S. Civil and Defense MobilizationOffice
1959
44/9 3560-003
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
1959
44/10 3560-003
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
1959
44/11 3560-003
U.S. Coast Guard
1959
44/12-13 3560-003
U.S. Commerce Department
1959
44/14 3560-003
U.S. Community Facilities Administration
1959
44/15 3560-003
U.S. Customs Bureau
1959
U.S. Defense Department
1959
Box/Folder Accession
44/16-19 3560-003
General
1959
44/20-26 3560-003
Seattle-San Francisco Military Cargo
1959
Box/Folder Accession
44/27-30 3560-003
U.S. Education Office
1959
44/31 3560-003
U.S. Employees Compensation Bureau
1959
44/32 3560-003
U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1959
45/1 3560-003
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1959
U.S. Federal Aviation Agency
1959
Box/Folder Accession
45/2-3 3560-003
General
1959
45/4 3560-003
Volpe Claim
1959
Box/Folder Accession
45/5 3560-003
U.S. Federal Civil DefenseAdministration
1959
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1959
Box/Folder Accession
45/6-8 3560-003
General
1959
45/9 3560-003
Duff Radio Station Application
1959
45/10 3560-003
Gasoline Price Wars
1959
Box/Folder Accession
45/11 3560-003
U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1959
45/12 3560-003
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1959
45/13 3560-003
U.S. Federal Maritime Commission
1959
45/14-15 3560-003
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1959
45/16-17 3560-003
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1959
45/18 3560-003
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1959
45/19 3560-003
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1959
45/20 3560-003
U.S. Foreign Claims SettlementCommission
1959
U.S. Forest Service
1959
Box/Folder Accession
45/21-23 3560-003
General
1959
45/24 3560-003
Glacier Peak Wilderness Area
1959
Timber Sales
1959
Box/Folder Accession
46/1 3560-003
General
1959
46/2-3 3560-003
Lewis, Stafford
1959
Box/Folder Accession
46/4-5 3560-003
U.S. General Accounting Office
1959
U.S. General Services Administration
1959
Box/Folder Accession
46/6-8 3560-003
General
1959
46/9-10 3560-003
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps. Depot. Pasco, WA -- disposal
1959
46/11-12 3560-003
U.S. Navy. Supply Depot. Spokane, WA -- disposal
1959
Box/Folder Accession
46/13 3560-003
U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1959
46/14 3560-003
U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
1959
46/15-16 3560-003
U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1959
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1959
Box/Folder Accession
46/17-19 3560-003
General
1959
47/1-2 3560-003
Wapato Satus Project
1959
Box/Folder Accession
47/3 3560-003
U.S. Indian Claims Commission
1959
U.S. Interior Department
1959
Box/Folder Accession
47/4-7 3560-003
General
1959
47/8-9 3560-003
Alaska Fish Traps
1959
47/10 3560-003
Consolidated Mines and Smelting Company Patent Application
1959
Box/Folder Accession
47/11 3560-003
U.S. Internal Revenue Service -- communitypropertystates
1959
47/12-13 3560-003
U.S. International CooperationAdministration
1959
47/14 3560-003
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1959
47/15-16 3560-003
U.S. Justice Department
1959
U.S. Labor Department
1959
Box/Folder Accession
47/17 3560-003
General
1959
47/18 3560-003
Farm Labor Recruitment Regulations (proposed)
1959
Box/Folder Accession
47/19 3560-003
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1959
47/20 3560-003
U.S. Marine Corps
1959
47/21 3560-003
U.S. Maritime Administration
1959
47/22 3560-003
U.S. Merchant Marine -- shipbuilders annualreport
1959
47/23 3560-003
U.S. National Academy of Sciences
1959
47/24 3560-003
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1959
47/25 3560-003
U.S. National Archives and RecordsService
1959
47/26 3560-003
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1959
U.S. National Park Service
1959
Box/Folder Accession
47/27-28 3560-003
General
1959
48/1 3560-003
Mt. Rainier National Park Overnight Facilities
1959
U.S. National Science Foundation
1959
Box/Folder Accession
48/2 3560-003
General
1959
48/3 3560-003
Northwest Computer Center -- U. N. Proposal
1959
Box/Folder Accession
48/4-6 3560-003
U.S. National War College
1959
U.S. Navy
1959
Box/Folder Accession
48/7-13 3560-003
General
1959
48/14-15 3560-003
U.S.S. Funston and O'Hara
1959
48/16 3560-003
U.S. Navy. Tacoma Naval Station Disposal
1959
Box/Folder Accession
48/17 3560-003
U.S. Patent Office
1959
U.S. Post Office
1959
Box/Folder Accession
48/18-25 3560-003
General
1959
48/26 3560-003
Seattle-Spokane Mail Service Change
1959
48/27 3560-003
Seward-Nikolski Mail Route Service
1959
U.S. Public Health Service
1959
Box/Folder Accession
48/28 3560-003
General
1959
48/29 3560-003
Cushnman Indian Hospital
1959
Box/Folder Accession
48/30 3560-003
U.S. Public Housing Administration
1959
U.S. Public Roads Bureau
1959
Box/Folder Accession
49/1-2 3560-003
General
1959
49/3-4 3560-003
Highway 410
1959
Box/Folder Accession
49/5 3560-003
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1959
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1959
Box/Folder Accession
49/6-9 3560-003
General
1959
49/10 3560-003
Chehalis River Survey
1959
49/11 3560-003
Greater Wenatchee Project
1959
49/12 3560-003
Wahluke Slope Development
1959
Box/Folder Accession
49/13 3560-003
U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1959
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1959
Box/Folder Accession
49/14 3560-003
General
1959
49/15 3560-003
Rule 136-140 -- proposed assessable stock changes
1959
Box/Folder Accession
49/16 3560-003
U.S. Senate -- miscellaneous committees
1959
U.S. Small Business Administration
1959
Box/Folder Accession
49/17-18 3560-003
General
1959
49/19 3560-003
Pend Oreille County Mill
1959
Box/Folder Accession
49/20 3560-003
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
1959
49/21-25 3560-003
U.S. State Department
1959
50/1-2 3560-003
U.S. State Department
1959
50/3 3560-003
U.S. Tariff Commission
1959
50/4 3560-003
U.S. Treasury Department
1959
50/5 3560-003
U.S. Veterans Administration
1959
1960
1960
Box/Folder Accession
50/6 3560-003
International Joint Commission
1960
50/7-9 3560-003
U.S. Agriculture Department
1960
50/10-13 3560-003
U.S. Air Force
1960
50/14, 15a,b, 16 3560-003
U.S. Army
1960
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1960
Box/Folder Accession
50/17-18a,b 3560-003
General
1960
50/19 3560-003
Advance Notices and Contract Awards
1960
50/20 3560-003
Bellingham, WA
1960
50/21 3560-003
Brewster Project
1960
50/22 3560-003
Cedar River
1960
Columbia River
1960
Box/Folder Accession
51/1 3560-003
Deep Draft Ship Canal
51/2 3560-003
Fisher's Island and Barlow Point -- Longview, WA
51/3 3560-003
Mouth Dredging
51/4, 5a,b, 6 3560-003
Tributaries Review Reports
Box/Folder Accession
51/7 3560-003
Cowlitz River at Castle Rock, Randle, Toledo and Kelso
1960
51/8 3560-003
Edmonds Boat Harbor
1960
51/9 3560-003
Elochonien Slough
1960
51/10 3560-003
Flood Control
1960
51/11 3560-003
Friday Harbor, WA
1960
51/12 3560-003
Port Angeles, WA
1960
51/13 3560-003
Port Townsend, WA
1960
51/14 3560-003
Portland Harbor
1960
51/15 3560-003
Providence and Esquatzel Coulee (flood control)
1960
51/16 3560-003
Puget Sound Bridge
1960
51/17 3560-003
Rivers and Harbors
1960
51/18 3560-003
Sammamish River
1960
51/19 3560-003
Tacoma-Hylebos Waterway
1960
51/20 3560-003
Tokeland (Willapa) Erosion Problem
1960
51/21-23 3560-003
Upper Columbia River Development
1960
52/1 3560-003
Vancouver Lake Project
1960
52/2-3 3560-003
Wynooche River (flood control)
1960
52/4 3560-003
Yakima Firing Center
1960
52/5 3560-003
Yakima River at Ellensburg, WA (flood control)
1960
52/6 3560-003
Yakima River near Richland, WA
1960
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1960
Box/Folder Accession
52/7-8 3560-003
General
1960
52/9 3560-003
Hanford Coal Contract
1960
52/10-11 3560-003
Hanford Labor Dispute
1960
52/12 3560-003
Hanford Reactor
1960
52/13 3560-003
Ozeroff (Mary) Housing Problem
1960
52/14 3560-003
Stanford Linear Accelerator
1960
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1960
Box/Folder Accession
52/15 3560-003
General
1960
52/16a,b-17a,b 3560-003
California Intertie
1960
Box/Folder Accession
52/18 3560-003
U.S. Census Bureau
1960
52/19 3560-003
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1960
52/20 3560-003
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1960
52/21 3560-003
U.S. Civil and Defense MobilizationOffice
1960
52/22-24 3560-003
U.S. Civil Service Commission
1960
52/25 3560-003
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
1960
53/1 3560-003
U.S. Coast Guard
1960
53/2 3560-003
U.S. Commerce Department
1960
53/3 3560-003
U.S. Community FacilitatesAdministration
1960
53/4 3560-003
U.S. Customs Bureau
1960
U.S. Defense Department
1960
Box/Folder Accession
53/5-6 3560-003
General
1960
53/7-8 3560-003
Copehart Housing Program
1960
53/9-10 3560-003
Household Goods "Movement
1960
Box/Folder Accession
53/11-13 3560-003
U.S. Education Office
1960
53/14-15 3560-003
U.S. Employees Compensation Bureau -- Kahn, CecilP.
1960
53/16 3560-003
U.S. Employment Security Bureau
1960
53/17 3560-003
U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1960
53/13 3560-003
U.S. Farm Credit Administration
1960
53/19 3560-003
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1960
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1960
Box/Folder Accession
53/20-21 3560-003
General
1960
53/22 3560-003
Tacoma Municipal Airport
1960
53/23 3560-003
Walla Walla Airport Instrument Landing System
1960
Box/Folder Accession
53/24 3560-003
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1960
53/25 3560-003
U.S. Federal Housing Administration -ColumbiaHeights Housing Disposal
1960
53/26 3560-003
U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1960
54/1 3560-003
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1960
54/2 3560-003
U.S. Federal National MortgageAssociation
1960
54/3 3560-003
U.S. Foreign Claims SettlementCommission
1960
U.S. Forest Service
1960
Box/Folder Accession
54/4-5 3560-003
General
1960
54/6 3560-003
Timber Sales
1960
Box/Folder Accession
54/6 3560-003
U.S. General Accounting Office
1960
54/7 3560-003
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1960
54/8 3560-003
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1960
54/9 3560-003
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1960
54/10 3560-003
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1960
U.S. General Accounting Office
1960
Box/Folder Accession
54/11-12 3560-003
Moorland Court, Inc.
1960
54/13 3560-003
General
1960
U.S. General Services Administration
1960
Box/Folder Accession
54/14-15 3560-003
General
1960
54/16a,b 3560-003
Bridgeport Housing Disposal
1960
54/17a,b 3560-003
Fort Ward Disposal
1960
U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1960
Box/Folder Accession
54/18 3560-003
General
1960
54/19-20 3560-003
Cranberry Industry
1960
Box/Folder Accession
55/1 3560-003
U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
1960
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1960
Box/Folder Accession
55/2-5 3560-003
General
1960
55/6 3560-003
Timber Sales -- Colville Indian Reservation
1960
55/7 3560-003
Yakima Reservation Leasing Problems
1960
Box/Folder Accession
55/8-9 3560-003
U.S. Interior Department
1960
55/10a,b-11 3560-003
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1960
55/12 3560-003
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1960
55/13 3560-003
U.S. International CooperationAdministration
1960
55/14-15 3560-003
U.S. Justice Department
1960
55/16 3560-003
U.S. Labor Department
1960
55/17 3560-003
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1960
55/18 3560-003
U.S. Library of Congress
1960
55/19 3560-003
U.S. Maritime Administration
1960
'55/20 3560-003
U.S. National Academy of Sciences
1960
55/21 3560-003
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1960
55/22 3560-003
U.S. U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1960
U.S. National Park Service
1960
Box/Folder Accession
56/1 3560-003
General
1960
56/2 3560-003
Lake Quinalt North Shore
1960
Box/Folder Accession
56/3 3560-003
U.S. National Science Foundation
1960
U.S. Navy
1960
Box/Folder Accession
56/4-8 3560-003
General
1960
56/9 3560-003
Everett Shipyard Disposal
1960
Box/Folder Accession
56/10-11 3560-003
U.S. Navy. Quillayute Naval Air Field
1960
56/12-19 3560-003
U.S. Outdoor Recreation Resource ReviewCommission
1960
57/1-3 3560-003
U.S. Outdoor Recreation Resource ReviewCommission
1960
57/4 3560-003
U.S. Patent Office
1960
U.S. Post Office
1960
Box/Folder Accession
57/5-12 3560-003
General
1960
57/13-14 3560-003
Distribution Guides System
1960
57/15-17 3560-003
Nationwide Integrated Postal Service Plan
1960
Box/Folder Accession
57/18 3560-003
U.S. Public Health Service
1960
U.S. Public Housing Administration
1960
Box/Folder Accession
57/19 3560-003
General
1960
57/20 3560-003
Low Rent Housing -- Noses Lake, WA
1960
57/21 3560-003
U.S. Public Roads Bureau
1960
57/22 3560-003
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1960
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1960
Box/Folder Accession
57/23 3560-003
General
1960
57/24-28 3560-003
Columbia Basin Project
1960
58/1-2 3560-003
Columbia Basin Project
1960
58/3 3560-003
Greater Wenatchee Project
1960
Box/Folder Accession
58/4 3560-003
U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1960
58/5 3560-003
U.S. Securities and Exchange Cmmission
1960
58/6-7 3560-003
U.S. Senate - miscellaneous Committees
1960
58/8 3560-003
U.S. Senate. Small Business Committee
1960
58/9 3560-003
U.S. Small Business Administration
1960
58/10-12 3560-003
U.S. Social Security Administration
1960
58/13 3560-003
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
1960
U.S. State Department
1960
Box/Folder Accession
58/14-17 3560-003
General
1960
58/18a,b 3560-003
International Law of the Sea Conference (fisheries treaty)
1960
Box/Folder Accession
58/19 3560-003
U.S. Tariff Commission
1960
58/20 3560-003
U.S. Treasury Department
1960
58/21 3560-003
U.S. Veterans Administration
1960
1961
1961
U.S. Agriculture Department
1961
Box/Folder Accession
59/1-8 3560-003
General
1961
59/9 3560-003
Grain Export (Gee, William)
1961
59/10 3560-003
Merritt, Lester (timber sales)
1961
Box/Folder Accession
59/11-18 3560-003
U.S. Air Force
1961
60/1 3560-003
U.S. Area Redevelopment Administration
1961
U.S. Army
1961
Box/Folder Accession
60/2-5 3560-003
General
1961
60/6 3560-003
Capehart Housing -- Fort Lewis
1961
60/7 3560-003
Survival Rations
1961
60/8 3560-003
Walker, Edwin A.
1961
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1961
Box/Folder Accession
60/9-12 3560-003
General
1961
60/13a,b-14 3560-003
Advance Notices and Contract Awards
1961
60/15 3560-003
Bruce's Eddy Dam
1961
60/16 3560-003
Civil Works Program
1961
Columbia River -- Vancouver, WA
1961
Box/Folder Accession
60/17 3560-003
The Dalles Ship Channel
61/1-3 3560-003
Willamette Mouth Improvement
Box/Folder Accession
61/4 3560-003
Dayton Flood Control
1961
61/5 3560-003
Everett Harbor
1961
61/6 3560-003
Flood Control
1961
61/7 3560-003
Hoko River
1961
61/8 3560-003
Hoquiam Fish Base
1961
61/9-12 3560-003
John Day Dam
1961
61/13-14 3560-003
Kingston Harbor Project
1961
61/15-17 3560-003
Middle Snake River
1961
61/18 3560-003
Nisqually River
1961
Rivers and Harbors
1961
Box/Folder Accession
61/19 3560-003
General
61/20 3560-003
Flood Control
61/21-22 3560-003
Snohomish River Navigation Project
Box/Folder Accession
61/23 3560-003
Zintel Canyon
1961
Box/Folder Accession
61/24-32 3560-003
U.S. Army. Mt. Rainier Ordinance Depot
1961
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1961
Box/Folder Accession
62/1-2 3560-003
General
1961
62/3 3560-003
Hanford Labor Dispute
1961
62/4-9 3560-003
Hanford Reactor
1961
62/10-18 3560-003
Press Releases and Memoranda
1961
62/19 3560-003
Tandem Van de Graaf Reactor
1961
Box/Folder Accession
63/1a,b 3560-003
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1961
63/2 3560-003
U.S. Budget Bureau
1961
63/3 3560-003
U.S. Census Bureau
1961
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1961
Box/Folder Accession
63/4-5 3560-003
General
1961
63/6-7 3560-003
Pacific Northwest-Hawaii Routes
1961
63/8 3560-003
Transpacific Routes
1961
Box/Folder Accession
63/9-10 3560-003
U.S. Civil and Defense MobilizationOffice
1961
63/11-12 3560-003
U.S. Civil Service Commission
1961
63/13 3560-003
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
1961
63/14 3560-003
U.S. Coast Guard
1961
63/15a,b 3560-003
U.S. Commerce Department
1961
63/16 3560-003
U.S. Community Facilities Administration
1961
63/17 3560-003
U.S. Customs Bureau
1961
63/18 3560-003
U.S. Defense Department
1961
64/1-5 3560-003
U.S. Defense Department
1961
64/6 3560-003
U.S. District of Columbia Board
1961
64/7-9 3560-003
U.S. Education Office
1961
64/10 3560-003
U.S. Emergency Planning Office
1961
64/11a,b 3560-003
U.S. Employees Compensation Bureau
1961
64/12 3560-003
U.S. Employment Security Bureau
1961
64/13 3560-003
U.S. Export-Import Bank
1961
64/14-15 3560-003
U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1961
64/16 3560-003
U.S. Farm Credit Administration
1961
64/17 3560-003
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1961
64/18-19 3560-003
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1961
65/1-2 3560-003
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1961
65/3 3560-003
U.S. Federal Deposit InsuranceCorporation
1961
65/4 3560-003
U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1961
65/5-7 3560-003
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1961
65/3-9 3560-003
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1961
65/10 3560-003
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1961
65/11 3560-003
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service -
1961
65/12 3560-003
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1961
65/13 3560-003
U.S. Foreign Claims SettlementCommission
1961
U.S. Forest Service
1961
Box/Folder Accession
65/14-20 3560-003
General
1961
65/21-22 3560-003
Caron, Leo A.
1961
65/23 3560-003
Cedar River Watershed
1961
Box/Folder Accession
65/24 3560-003
U.S. General Accounting Office
1961
66/1-8 3560-003
U.S. General Services Administration
1961
66/9 3560-003
U.S. Government Printing Office
1961
66/10-13 3560-003
U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1961
66/14-18 3560-003
U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
1961
66/19-23 3560-003
U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1961
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1961
Box/Folder Accession
66/24-31 3560-003
General
1961
67/1 3560-003
Makah Reservation
1961
67/2 3560-003
Yakima Reservation Leasing Program
1961
Box/Folder Accession
67/3 3560-003
U.S. Information Agency
1961
U.S. Interior Department
1961
Box/Folder Accession
67/4-7 3560-003
General
1961
67/8-10 3560-003
California Intertie
1961
67/11-12 3560-003
Columbia Basin Project
1961
67/13 3560-003
Columbia Basin Repayment Contract
1961
67/14 3560-003
Wapato Satus Project
1961
Box/Folder Accession
67/15-17 3560-003
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1961
67/18-19 3560-003
U.S. International CooperationAdministration
1961
67/20 3560-003
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1961
67/21 3560-003
U.S. Justice Department
1961
68/1a,b 3560-003
U.S. Justice Department
1961
68/2-4a,b-7 3560-003
U.S. Labor Department
1961
68/8 3560-003
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1961
68/9 3560-003
U.S. Library of Congress
1961
68/10 3560-003
U.S. Marine Corps
1961
68/11 3560-003
U.S. Maritime Administration
1961
68/12-13 3560-003
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1961
68/14 3560-003
U.S. National Archives and RecordsService
1961
68/15 3560-003
U.S. National Fruit Express Council
1961
68/16 3560-003
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1961
U.S. National Park Service
1961
Box/Folder Accession
68/17-18 3560-003
General
1961
68/19 3560-003
Seven Lakes Basin
1961
Box/Folder Accession
69/1-2 3560-003
U.S. National Science Foundation
1961
U.S. Navy
1961
Box/Folder Accession
69/3-10 3560-003
General
1961
69/11a,b 3560-003
"Communism on the Map" Film and Sanger, Kenneth J.
1961
69/12 3560-003
DeLong Corporation -- Mobile Nuclear Power Plant on Guam
1961
69/13-16 3560-003
Keyport Commissary
1961
U.S. Outdoor Recreation Resources ReviewCommission
1961
Box/Folder Accession
70/1-4 3560-003
General
1961
70/5-6 3560-003
Study Reports
1961
Box/Folder Accession
70/7 3560-003
U.S. Patent Office
1961
70/8-9 3560-003
U.S. Peace Corps
1961
U.S. Post Office
1961
Box/Folder Accession
70/10-14 3560-003
General
1961
70/15 3560-003
Commemorative Stamps
1961
70/16-18 3560-003
Facilities
1961
71/1 3560-003
Garland Postal Substation
1961
71/2 3560-003
Guidelines System
1961
71/3 3560-003
Regional Office -- Portland, OR vs. Seattle, WA
1961
Box/Folder Accession
71/4-5 3560-003
U.S. Public Health Service
1961
71/6a,b 3560-003
U.S. Public Roads Bureau
1961
71/7 3560-003
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1961
71/8-9 3560-003
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1961
71/10 3560-003
U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1961
71/11 3560-003
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1961
71/12 3560-003
U.S. Selective Service System
1961
71/13-14 3560-003
U.S. Senate -- miscellaneous committees
1961
71/15 3560-003
U.S. Senate. Small Business Committee
1961
71/16-20 3560-003
U.S. Small Business Administration
1961
71/21 3560-003
U.S. Smithsonian Institution
1961
71/22-23 3560-003
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
1961
U.S. State Department
1961
Box/Folder Accession
71/24-72/16 3560-003
General
1961
72/17-18 3560-003
Japanese Log Exports
1961
Box/Folder Accession
72/19 3560-003
U.S. Tariff Commission
1961
72/20 3560-003
U.S. Tennessee Valley Authority
1961
72/21-22 3560-003
U.S. Treasury Department
1961
72/23 3560-003
U.S. Veterans Administration
1961
72/24 3560-003
U.S. Weather Bureau
1961
1962
1962
Box/Folder Accession
72/25-28 3560-003
U.S. Agriculture Department
1962
73/1-10 3560-003
U.S. Agriculture Department
1962
U.S. Air Force
1962
Box/Folder Accession
73/11-18 3560-003
General
1962
73/19 3560-003
Personnel
1962
Box/Folder Accession
73/20-21 3560-003
U.S. Area Redevelopment Administration
1962
73/22 3560-003
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
1962
U.S. Army
1962
Box/Folder Accession
73/23 3560-003
General
1962
74/1 3560-003
General
1962
74/2-3 3560-003
Alaska Freight Lines
1962
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1962
Box/Folder Accession
74/4-8a,b 3560-003
General
1962
74/9-10 3560-003
Columbia River, Vancouver, WA -- Willamette Mouth Improvement
1962
74/11-12 3560-003
Contracts Awards and Press Notices
1962
74/13 3560-003
Dayton Flood Control
1962
74/14 3560-003
Grays Harbor and Chehalis River Navigation Project
1962
74/15 3560-003
John Day Dam
1962
74/16 3560-003
Kingston Harbor Project
1962
74/17 3560-003
Middle Snake River
1962
74/18 3560-003
Rivers and Harbors
1962
75/1 3560-003
Rivers and Harbors -- Swinomish Slough
1962
Box/Folder Accession
75/2 3560-003
U.S. Army. Mt. Rainier Ordinance Depot
1962
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1962
Box/Folder Accession
75/3-4a,b-8 3560-003
General
1962
75/9 3560-003
Exo-Met Proposal
1962
75/10 3560-003
Hanford Reactor
1962
75/11 3560-003
Hanford Research Project
1962
75/12a,b 3560-003
Press Releases
1962
75/13a,b 3560-003
Tri-City College Corporation
1962
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1962
Box/Folder Accession
75/14-15 3560-003
General
1962
76/1-2a,b-6a,b-8 3560-003
Intertie
1962
Box/Folder Accession
76/9 3560-003
U.S. Budget Bureau
1962
76/10 3560-003
U.S. Census Bureau
1962
76/11 3560-003
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1962
76/12-13 3560-003
U.S. Civil Defense Office
1962
76/14 3560-003
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
1962
76/15-17 3560-003
U.S. Civil Service Commission
1962
76/18 3560-003
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
1962
76/19 3560-003
U.S. Coast Guard
1962
77/1-2 3560-003
U.S. Commerce Department
1962
77/3 3560-003
U.S. Community Facilities Administration
1962
77/4 3560-003
U.S. Customs Bureau
1962
U.S. Defense Department
1962
Box/Folder Accession
77/5-10 3560-003
General
1962
77/11 3560-003
Yakima Firing Range -- diatomaceous earth deposits
1962
Box/Folder Accession
77/12-13 3560-003
U.S. Education Office
1962
77/14 3560-003
U.S. Emergency Planning Office
1962
77/15-16 3560-003
U.S. Employees Compensation Bureau
1962
77/17 3560-003
U.S. Employee Security Bureau
1962
77/18 3560-003
U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1962
78/1 3560-003
U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1962
78/2 3560-003
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1962
78/3-4 3560-003
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1962
78/5-6 3560-003
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1962
78/7 3560-003
U.S. Federal Deposit InsuranceCorporation
1962
78/8 3560-003
U.S. Federal Nome Loan Bank Board
1962
78/9 3560-003
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1962
78/10 3560-003
U.S. Federal Mediation and ConciliationService
1962
78/11 3560-003
U.S. Federal Maritime Commission
1962
78/12 3560-003
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1962
78/13 3560-003
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1962
78/14a-15 3560-003
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1962
78/16 3560-003
U.S. Food and Drub Administration
1962
78/17 3560-003
U.S. Foreign Claims SettlementCommission
1962
U.S. Forest Service
1962
Box/Folder Accession
78/18-20 3560-003
General
1962
79/1-4 3560-003
General
1962
79/5-6 3560-003
Cooper City Sale -- Cougar Lakes Wilderness Area
1962
79/7 3560-003
Indian Timber Land Bidding -- Spikerman Brothers, Inc.
1962
Box/Folder Accession
79/8-9 3560-003
U.S. General Accounting Office
1962
U.S. General Services Administration
1962
Box/Folder Accession
79/10-13 3560-003
General
1962
79/14 3560-003
Fort George Wright
1962
79/15 3560-003
Spokane Federal Office Building
1962
Box/Folder Accession
79/16 3560-003
U.S. Government Printing Office
1962
U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1962
Box/Folder Accession
79/17-21 3560-003
General
1962
80/1-2 3560-003
Water Pollution Conference, Olympia, WA
1962
Box/Folder Accession
80/3 3560-003
U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
1962
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1962
Box/Folder Accession
80/4-6a,b-8a,b-9 3560-003
General
1962
80/10 3560-003
Lumni Diking Project
1962
80/11-12 3560-003
Quinalt Reservation Timber Sales
1962
Box/Folder Accession
80/13 3560-003
U.S. Indian Claims Commission
1962
80/14 3560-003
U.S. Information Agency
1962
U.S. Interior Department
1962
Box/Folder Accession
80/15-16 3560-003
General
1962
81/1-2 3560-003
General
1962
81/3-5a,b 3560-003
Columbia Basin Project.
1962
81/6 3560-003
Ozette Indian Reservation
1962
81/7 3560-003
Press Releases
1962
Box/Folder Accession
81/8-9a,b 3560-003
U.S. International Development Agency
1962
81/10-12 3560-003
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1962
81/13-15a,b 3560-003
U.S. Justice Department
1962
82/1-5 3560-003
U.S. Labor Department
1962
82/6-7 3560-003
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1962
82/8 3560-003
U.S. Library of Congress
1962
82/9 3560-003
U.S. Maritime Administration
1962
82/10 3560-003
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1962
82/11 3560-003
U.S. National Archives and RecordsService
1962
82/12 3560-003
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1962
82/13 3560-003
U.S. National Park Service
1962
82/14-15 3560-003
U.S. National
1962
U.S. Navy Science Foundation
1962
Box/Folder Accession
82/16-20 3560-003
General
1962
82/21 3560-003
Analysts and Schedulers
1962
83/1-2 3560-003
Flair, Inc. (missile launching equipment)
1962
83/3-4 3560-003
Keyport Commissary
1962
83/5 3560-003
Polaris Submarines -- Bangor, WA as homeport
1962
Box/Folder Accession
83/6 3560-003
U.S. Outdoor Recreation Resources ReviewCommission
1962
83/7 3560-003
U.S. Patent Office
1962
83/8-10 3560-003
U.S. Peace Corps
1962
U.S. Post Office
1962
Box/Folder Accession
83/11-18 3560-003
General
1962
83/19-20 3560-003
Commemorative Stamps
1962
83/21 3560-003
Nominations Confirmed
1962
83/22 3560-003
Seattle Regional Office Engineering Positions
1962
83/23 3560-003
Sites
1962
83/24 3560-003
Work Measurement System (S. 1002)
1962
Box/Folder Accession
83/25-26 3560-003
U.S. Public Health Service
1962
84/1 3560-003
U.S. Public Housing Administration
1962
84/2-3 3560-003
U.S. Public Roads Bureau
1962
84/4 3560-003
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1962
84/5-8 3560-003
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1962
84/9 3560-003
U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1962
84/10 3560-003
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1962
84/11-14 3560-003
U.S. Senate -- miscellaneous Committees
1962
84/15 3560-003
U.S. Senate. Small Business Committee
1962
U.S. Small Business Administration
1962
Box/Folder Accession
84/16-19 3560-003
General
1962
84/20-21 3560-003
McClure Carbon and Chemical Corporation
1962
84/22 3560-003
Set-Aside Program
1962
84/23 3560-003
Special Poll Summary
1962
Box/Folder Accession
84/24-25 3560-003
U.S. Social Security Administration
1962
85/1-2 3560-003
U.S. Social Security Administration
1962
85/3 3560-003
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
1962
85/4a,b-6a,b-11 3560-003
U.S. State Department
1962
85/12 3560-003
U.S. Tariff Commission
1962
85/13-14 3560-003
U.S. Treasury Department
1962
85/15 3560-003
U.S. Urban Renewal Administration
1962
85/16-17 3560-003
U.S. Veterans Administration
1962
85/18 3560-003
U.S. Weather Bureau
1962
U.S. Agriculture Department
1962
1963
1963
Box/Folder Accession
86/1-9 3560-003
General
1963
86/10 3560-003
U.S. Agriculture Stabilization andConservationService
1963
86/11-17 3560-003
U.S. Air Force
1963
U.S. Area Redevelopment Administration
1963
Box/Folder Accession
86/13-20 3560-003
General
86/21 3560-003
Skagit County Nursing Training
U.S. Army
1963
Box/Folder Accession
87/1-4 3560-003
General
87/5-6 3560-003
Atlanta General Depot
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1963
Box/Folder Accession
87/7-11 3560-003
General
87/12-14 3560-003
Contracts and Awards
87/15 3560-003
Flood Control
87/16 3560-003
Grays Harbor and Chehalis River
87/17 3560-003
Rivers and Harbors
Box/Folder Accession
87/18 3560-003
U.S. Army. Mt. Rainier Ordinance Depot
1963
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1963
Box/Folder Accession
88/1-3 3560-003
General
88/4 3560-003
Batcheller, Willis T.
88/5-13 3560-003
Diversification of Hanford Project
88/14 3560-003
Press Releases and Memoranda
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1963
Box/Folder Accession
88/15-16 3560-003
General
89/1-2 3560-003
Intertie
Box/Folder Accession
89/3 3560-003
U.S. Budget Bureau
1963
89/4 3560-003
U.S. Census Bureau
1963
89/5 3560-003
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1963
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1963
Box/Folder Accession
89/6 3560-003
General
89/7-8 3560-003
West Coast Airlines
Box/Folder Accession
89/9 3560-003
U.S. Civil Defense Office
1963
89/10 3560-003
U.S. Civil War Centennial Commission
1963
89/11 3560-003
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
1963
89/12 3560-003
U.S. Coast Guard
1963
U.S. Commerce Department
1963
Box/Folder Accession
89/13-17 3560-003
General
89/18-19 3560-003
Canadian Lumber
Box/Folder Accession
89/20-21 3560-003
U.S. Community Facilities Administration
1963
89/22 3560-003
U.S. Customs Service
1963
U.S. Defense Department
1963
Box/Folder Accession
89/23 3560-003
General
90/1-5 3560-003
General
90/6-10 3560-003
TFX Fighter-Bomber
Box/Folder Accession
90/11 3560-003
U.S. District of Columbia
1963
90/12-13 3560-003
U.S. Education Office
1963
90/14 3560-003
U.S. Emergency Planning Office
1963
90/15 3560-003
U.S. Export-Import Bank
1963
90/16 3560-003
U.S. Farm Credit Administration
1963
90/17 3560-003
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1963
90/18-19 3560-003
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1963
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1963
Box/Folder Accession
90/20-23 3560-003
General
90/24 3560-003
Red Lion Radio Station
Box/Folder Accession
91/1 3560-003
U.S. Federal Deposit InsuranceCorporation
1963
91/2 3560-003
U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1963
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1963
Box/Folder Accession
91/3-4 3560-003
General
Appointments -- Regional Director
Box/Folder Accession
91/5-6 3560-003
Seattle
91/7-9 3560-003
Spokane
Box/Folder Accession
91/10 3560-003
Pleasant View Homes
Box/Folder Accession
91/11 3560-003
U.S. Federal Maritime Administration
1963
91/12 3560-003
U.S. Federal Maritime Commission
1963
91/13 3560-003
U.S. Federal Mediation and ConciliationService
1963
91/14-15 3560-003
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1963
91/16 3560-003
U.S. Federal Reserve System
1963
91/17 3560-003
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1963
91/18-19 3560-003
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1963
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1963
Box/Folder Accession
91/20-21 3560-003
General
91/22 3560-003
Church of Scientology
U.S. Forest Service
1963
Box/Folder Accession
91/23-25 3560-003
General
92/1-4 3560-003
General
92/5 3560-003
Copper City Timber Salvage Sale - Cougar Lakes Wilderness Area
Box/Folder Accession
92/6 3560-003
U.S. General Accounting Office
1963
U.S. General Services Administration
1963
Box/Folder Accession
92/7-8 3560-003
General
92/9 3560-003
Manchester Fuel Depot Disposal
Box/Folder Accession
92/10-11 3560-003
U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1963
92/12-14 3560-003
U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
1963
92/15-16 3560-003
U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1963
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1963
Box/Folder Accession
92/17-20 3560-003
General
93/1-2 3560-003
General
93/3 3560-003
Goudy, Al
93/4 3560-003
Lummi Diking Project
93/5 3560-003
Okanogan Indians
Box/Folder Accession
93/6 3560-003
U.S. Indian Claims Commission
1963
93/7 3560-003
U.S. Information Agency
1963
U.S. International Development Agency
1963
Box/Folder Accession
93/8-10 3560-003
General
93/11 3560-003
Locomotives to Turkey
U.S. Interior Department
1963
Box/Folder Accession
93/12-15 3560-003
General
93/16-17 3560-003
Columbia Basin Project
Box/Folder Accession
93/18 3560-003
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1963
93/19-20 3560-003
U.S. Justice Department
1963
93/21 3560-003
U.S. Justice Department. Internal SecurityDivision
1963
93/22-23 3560-003
U.S. Labor Department
1963
94/1 3560-003
U.S. Labor Department
1963
94/2-3 3560-003
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1963
94/4 3560-003
U.S. Marine Corps
1963
94/5 3560-003
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1963
94/6 3560-003
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1963
94/7 3560-003
U.S. National Mediation Board
1963
U.S. National Park Service
1963
Box/Folder Accession
94/8-10 3560-003
General
94/11-13 3560-003
Mt. Rainier National Park -- Paradise Facilities
Box/Folder Accession
94/14-15 3560-003
U.S. National Science Foundation
1963
94/16-20 3560-003
U.S. Navy
1963
95/1-3 3560-003
U.S. Navy
1963
95/4-5 3560-003
U.S. Outdoor Recreation Bureau
1963
95/6 3560-003
U.S. Outdoor Recreation Resources ReviewCommission
1963
95/7 3560-003
U.S. Patent Office
1963
95/8-9 3560-003
U.S. Peace Corps
1963
U.S. Post Office
1963
Box/Folder Accession
95/10-15 3560-003
General
95/16 3560-003
Facilities and Sites
Box/Folder Accession
95/17 3560-003
U.S. Prisons Bureau
1963
U.S. Public Roads Bureau
1963
Box/Folder Accession
95/18 3560-003
General
95/19 3560-003
Crystal Mountain Road
Box/Folder Accession
95/20-21 3560-003
U.S. Public Health Service
1963
96/1 3560-003
U.S. Public Housing Administration
1963
96/2 3560-003
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1963
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1963
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U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1963
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1963
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1963
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U.S. Small Business Administration. AdvisoryBoard
1963
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U.S. Social Security Administration
1963
U.S. State Department
1963
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1963
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1963
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1963
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1963
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White House Staff
1963
Legislative Correspondence
1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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Equal Rights
1952
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1952
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Foreign Policy
1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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Graham, Bill
1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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Optometry Bill (S. 106)
1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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St. Lawrence Seaway
1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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1952
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1953
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1953
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1953
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Alcohol
1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
101/8 3560-003
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1953
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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Hawaii Statehood
1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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Merchant Marine
1954
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1954
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Narcotics Control
1954
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National Debt Limit
1954
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1954
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Natural Gas
1954
Natural Resources
1954
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Dinosaur National Monument (Echo Park Dam)
1954
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Paradise Valley
1954
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1954
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Patents
1954
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1954
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1954
Postal Employees
1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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Post Office
1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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Dual Compensation
1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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Trade
1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
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1954
1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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Airlines
1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
Atomic Energy
1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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Banking
1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
District of Columbia
1955
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1955
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1955
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Economy in Government
1955
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1955
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1955
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Fishing Industry
1955
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1955
Foreign Policy
1955
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Cyprus Question
1955
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Far East (incl. China and Formosa)
1955
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1955
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1955
Government Employees
1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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Hawaii Statehood
1955
Health
1955
Box/Folder Accession
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1955
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1955
Highway Bill
1955
Box/Folder Accession
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H. R. 7072
1955
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H. R. 7474
1955
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Highway Problems
1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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Library Services
1955
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McCarthy (Joseph) Censure
1955
Merchant Marine
1955
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Merchant Marine Academy
1955
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1955
Box/Folder Accession
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Mining Problems
1955
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Narcotics Control
1955
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National Debt Limit
1955
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National Grandmother's Day
1955
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Natural Day
1955
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Natural Resources
1955
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Patents
1955
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Peace
1955
Postal Employees
1955
Box/Folder Accession
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1955
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1955
Postal Rates
1955
Box/Folder Accession
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Fourth Class
1955
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1955
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1955
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Post Office
1955
Power
1955
Box/Folder Accession
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Echo Park
1955
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Hell's Canyon Dam
1955
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1955
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Public Works
1955
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1955
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1955
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Robinson-Patman Act
1955
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Small Business
1955
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Social Security
1955
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1955
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1955
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Cherry
1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
Box/Folder Accession
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1955
117/2-4 3560-003
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1955
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1955
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1955
United Nations
1955
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1955
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1955
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Universal Military Training
1955
Veterans
1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
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1955
1956
1956
Agriculture
1956
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Cargo Preference Act
1956
118/11 3560-003
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1956
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1956
Alaska
1956
Box/Folder Accession
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Copper River Highway
1956
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1956
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1956
Alcohol
1956
Box/Folder Accession
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1956
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1956
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1956
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1956
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1956
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1956
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1956
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1956
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1956
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1956
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1956
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LaPush Harbor
1956
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1956
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1956
Armed Services
1956
Box/Folder Accession
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Commissioning Osteopaths
1956
119/13-14 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1956
Box/Folder Accession
119/15-16 3560-003
Atomic Energy
1956
Banking
1956
Box/Folder Accession
119/17 3560-003
Bank Holding Companies
1956
119/18 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1956
Box/Folder Accession
119/19 3560-003
Bricker Amendment
1956
119/20 3560-003
Civil Defense
1956
119/21 3560-003
Civil Rights
1956
119/22 3560-003
Communism
1956
119/23-24 3560-003
Constitutional Issues
1956
119/25 3560-003
District of Columbia
1956
119/26 3560-003
Economy in Government
1956
Education
1956
Box/Folder Accession
119/27 3560-003
School Construction
1956
119/28-29 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1956
Box/Folder Accession
119/30 3560-003
Fishing
1956
119/31 3560-003
Foreign Aid
1956
120/1 3560-003
Foreign Aid
1956
Foreign Policy
1956
Box/Folder Accession
120/2 3560-003
Middle East
1956
120/3 3560-003
Tito (Broz, Josip)
1956
120/4-6 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1956
Government Employees Retirement
1956
Box/Folder Accession
120/7-9 3560-003
S. 2875
1956
120/10 3560-003
S. 3725 and S. 3731
1956
120/11-16 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1956
Hawaii
1956
Box/Folder Accession
120/17 3560-003
Reapportionment
1956
120/18 3560-003
Statehood
1956
Box/Folder Accession
120/19 3560-003
Health
1956
Highways
1956
Box/Folder Accession
120/20 3560-003
Highway Construction Bill (H. R. 10660)
1956
120/21 3560-003
Prevailing Wage Bill (H. R. 8836)
1956
120/22-24 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1956
121/1-2 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1956
Box/Folder Accession
121/3 3560-003
Housing
1956
121/4-5 3560-003
Humane Slaughter
1956
Immigration
1956
Box/Folder Accession
121/6 3560-003
McCarran-Walters Act
1956
121/7-9 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1956
Box/Folder Accession
121/10 3560-003
Indian Affairs
1956
121/11 3560-003
Investigations
1956
121/12 3560-003
Labor
1956
121/13 3560-003
Merchant Marine
1956
121/14 3560-003
Mining
1956
121/15 3560-003
Narcotics
1956
121/16 3560-003
National Grandmother's Day
1956
121/17 3560-003
National Pension Plan
1956
121/18 3560-003
National Security
1956
Natural Gas
1956
Box/Folder Accession
121/19 3560-003
S. 1853
1956
121/20 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1956
Box/Folder Accession
121/21-22 3560-003
Natural Resources
1956
121/23 3560-003
Patents
1956
121/24 3560-003
Peace
1956
121/25 3560-003
Postal Employees
1956
121/26 3560-003
Postal Rates
1956
121/27 3560-003
Post Office
1956
Power
1956
Box/Folder Accession
121/28 3560-003
Hell's Canyon Dam
1956
122/1-2 3560-003
Hell's Canyon Dam
1956
122/3-4 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1956
Box/Folder Accession
122/5 3560-003
Racial Discrimination
1956
122/6-7 3560-003
Railroad Retirement
1956
122/8 3560-003
Robinson-Patman Act
1956
122/9 3560-003
Small Business
1956
Social Security
1956
Box/Folder Accession
122/10 3560-003
Age Limitation
1956
122/11-14 3560-003
H. R. 7225
1956
122/15 3560-003
H. R. 7848 (Roosevelt Bill)
1956
122/16 3560-003
H. R. 4471 (Townsend Bill)
1956
122/17-23 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1956
Box/Folder Accession
123/1 3560-003
Surplus Property
1956
Taxes
1956
Box/Folder Accession
123/2 3560-003
Excise Tax on Cosmetics
1956
123/3 3560-003
Theater Admissions
1956
123/4-6 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1956
Box/Folder Accession
123/7 3560-003
Territorial Matters (excluding Alaska)
1956
123/8 3560-003
Time (daylight savings time)
1956
123/9 3560-003
Trade and Tariffs
1956
123/10 3560-003
Transportation
1956
123/11 3560-003
United Nations
1956
Veterans
1956
Box/Folder Accession
123/12 3560-003
Hoover Commission
1956
123/13-14 3560-003
Pensions (H. R. 7886)
1956
123/15 3560-003
Pensions (H. R. 11310)
1956
123/16 3560-003
Pensions (H. R. 2867 and H. R. 1700) - Spanish American War Widows
1956
123/17 3560-003
Pensions -- World War I Veterans
1956
123/18 3560-003
Preference
1956
123/19-24 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1956
Box/Folder Accession
123/25 3560-003
Vocational Rehabilitation
1956
123/26 3560-003
Water Pollution Control
1956
123/27 3560-003
World Calendar
1956
123/28 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1956
124/1-6 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1956
1957
1957
Agriculture
1957
Box/Folder Accession
124/7 3560-003
Sustained Yield Units
1957
124/8-9 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Box/Folder Accession
124/10 3560-003
Airlines Certification
1957
124/11-12 3560-003
Alaska
1957
Alcohol
1957
Box/Folder Accession
124/13 3560-003
On Airplanes
1957
124/14-15 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Box/Folder Accession
124/16 3560-003
Anti-Vivisection
1957
Appropriations
1957
Box/Folder Accession
124/17 3560-003
Agriculture
1957
124/18 3560-003
Defense
1957
124/19-21 3560-003
Federal Budget
1957
124/22 3560-003
Health, Education and Welfare
1957
124/23 3560-003
Interior
1957
124/24 3560-003
Labor
1957
124/25 3560-003
Post Office
1957
125/1 3560-003
State
1957
125/2 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Armed Services
1957
Box/Folder Accession
125/3-4 3560-003
Gardner Bill (S. 2014)
1957
125/5-8 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Atomic Energy
1957
Box/Folder Accession
125/9 3560-003
Nuclear Weapons Testing
1957
125/10-12 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Banking
1957
Box/Folder Accession
125/13 3560-003
Financial Institutions Act
1957
125/14 3560-003
S. 1451
1957
125/15 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Box/Folder Accession
125/16 3560-003
Civil Defense
1957
125/17-20 3560-003
Civil Rights
1957
125/21 3560-003
Communism and Internal Security
1957
125/22 3560-003
Constitutional Issues
1957
125/23-24 3560-003
Economy in Government
1957
126/1 3560-003
Economy in Government
1957
Education
1957
Box/Folder Accession
126/2 3560-003
Federal Aid to School Construction
1957
126/3-5 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Box/Folder Accession
126/6 3560-003
Fishing
1957
126/7-10 3560-003
Foreign Aid
1957
Foreign Policy
1957
Box/Folder Accession
126/11 3560-003
Tito Visit
1957
126/12-18 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Box/Folder Accession
126/19 3560-003
Gasoline Price Increase Investigation
1957
Government Employees
1957
Box/Folder Accession
126/20 3560-003
Insurance Policy
1957
126/21-22 3560-003
Pay Increase -- scientific and professional employees
1957
127/1-4 3560-003
Pay Increase
1957
127/5-7 3560-003
Retirement Increase
1957
127/8-11 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Box/Folder Accession
127/12 3560-003
Hawaii Statehood
1957
Health
1957
Box/Folder Accession
127/13-15 3560-003
Hoxsey Cancer Treatment
1957
127/16 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Highways
1957
Box/Folder Accession
127/17 3560-003
Access Roads
1957
127/18 3560-003
Highway 11
1957
127/19 3560-003
Highway 410
1957
127/20 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Housing
1957
Box/Folder Accession
127/21 3560-003
Housing Act
1957
127/22 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Box/Folder Accession
127/23-24 3560-003
Humane Slaughter
1957
Immigration
1957
Box/Folder Accession
128/1 3560-003
McCarran-Walters Act
1957
128/2 3560-003
Refugee Relief Act
1957
128/3 3560-003
Visas for Orphans
1957
128/4-7 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Box/Folder Accession
128/8-9 3560-003
Indian Affairs
1957
128/10 3560-003
Interest Rates
1957
Investigations
1957
Box/Folder Accession
128/11 3560-003
Jenks Decision
1957
128/12 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Box/Folder Accession
128/13 3560-003
Juvenile Delinquency
1957
Labor
1957
Box/Folder Accession
128/14 3560-003
Apprenticeship Bureau
1957
128/15-16 3560-003
Fair Labor Standards Act
1957
128/17 3560-003
Labor Racketeering Investigation
1957
128/18-19 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Box/Folder Accession
128/20 3560-003
Licensing Aircraft Mechanics
1957
128/21 3560-003
Lobbying
1957
Merchant Marine
1957
Box/Folder Accession
128/22 3560-003
Alaska Small Vessel Exemption
1957
128/23 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Box/Folder Accession
128/24 3560-003
Mining
1957
128/25 3560-003
Monetary Matters
1957
128/26 3560-003
National Pension Plan
1957
128/27-29 3560-003
National Security
1957
128/30 3560-003
Natural Gas
1957
129/1 3560-003
Natural Resources
1957
129/2 3560-003
Patents
1957
129/3 3560-003
Peace
1957
Postal Employees
1957
Box/Folder Accession
129/4-16 3560-003
Pay Increase (S. 27)
1957
129/17-18 3560-003
Pay Increase (H. R. 2474)
1957
129/18-22 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Postal Rates
1957
Box/Folder Accession
129/23 3560-003
Increase
1957
129/24 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
130/1 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Box/Folder Accession
130/2 3560-003
Poultry
1957
130/3-4 3560-003
Power
1957
130/5 3560-003
Railroad Retirement
1957
Reclamation
1957
Box/Folder Accession
130/6 3560-003
Columbia Basin Land Reclamation Bill
1957
130/7 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Box/Folder Accession
130/8 3560-003
Small Business
1957
130/9-12 3560-003
Social Security
1957
130/13 3560-003
Surplus Property
1957
Taxes
1957
Box/Folder Accession
130/14-16 3560-003
Tax Reduction
1957
130/17-23 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Box/Folder Accession
131/1 3560-003
Territorial Matters
1957
Trade and Tariffs
1957
Box/Folder Accession
131/2 3560-003
Fish Products
1957
131/3-6 3560-003
Japanese Plywood Imports
1957
131/7 3560-003
Japanese Trade Imports
1957
131/8-9 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Transportation
1957
Box/Folder Accession
131/10 3560-003
Train Brakes
1957
131/11 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Box/Folder Accession
131/12 3560-003
United Nations
1957
Veterans
1957
Box/Folder Accession
131/13 3560-003
Disabilities
1957
131/14 3560-003
Hoover Commission
1957
131/15 3560-003
Preference
1957
131/16 3560-003
Spanish-American War Widows
1957
131/17 3560-003
World War I Veterans
1957
131/18-23 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
Box/Folder Accession
132/1-6 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
1958
1958
Agriculture
1958
Box/Folder Accession
132/7-8 3560-003
Humane Slaughter
1958
132/9 3560-003
Rural Electrification Cooperative Association Interest Rates
1958
132/10 3560-003
Sustained Yield Units
1958
132/11-15 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1958
Box/Folder Accession
132/16-18 3560-003
Appropriations
1958
132/19 3560-003
Architecture -- Bovary, H. E. ConsultingEngineers
1958
133/1-3 3560-003
Atomic Energy
1958
133/4-5 3560-003
Beverages
1958
133/6 3560-003
Civil Defense
1958
133/7 3560-003
Civil Rights
1958
133/8 3560-003
Communications
1958
133/9 3560-003
Crime
1958
133/10-13 3560-003
Economics
1958
133/14-18 3560-003
Education
1958
133/19 3560-003
Federal Government
1958
133/20-21 3560-003
Finance
1958
Foreign Relations
1958
Box/Folder Accession
133/22 3560-003
Academy of National Policy
1958
134/1-4 3560-003
Foreign Aid
1958
134/5-10 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1958
Box/Folder Accession
134/11 3560-003
Government Employees
1958
134/12-13 3560-003
Health
1958
134/14 3560-003
Housing
1958
134/15 3560-003
Immigration and Naturalization
1958
134/16 3560-003
Indian Affairs
1958
Insurance and Retirement
1958
Box/Folder Accession
134/17-18 3560-003
Railroad Employees
1958
134/19-20 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1958
Box/Folder Accession
134/21 3560-003
Inventories
1958
135/1-6 3560-003
Labor
1958
135/7-10 3560-003
Legal Issues
1958
Maritime
1958
Box/Folder Accession
135/11 3560-003
Davies, W. D. -- marine freight forwarders
1958
135/12 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1958
Box/Folder Accession
135/13-18 3560-003
Military
1958
136/1-5 3560-003
National Defense
1958
Natural Resources
1958
Box/Folder Accession
136/6-9 3560-003
Fishery Problems
1958
136/10-11 3560-003
Minerals
1958
136/12-14 3560-003
Revised Wilderness Bill (S. 4028)
1958
136/15 3560-003
Soviet Union Water Resources
1958
136/16-21 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1958
Box/Folder Accession
137/1 3560-003
Outer Space
1958
137/2-4 3560-003
Post Office
1958
Power and Light
1958
Box/Folder Accession
137/5 3560-003
Dams
1958
137/6-8 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1958
Box/Folder Accession
137/9 3560-003
Roads
1958
Salaries
1958
Box/Folder Accession
137/10-11 3560-003
Federal Employees
1958
137/12-13 3560-003
Postal Workers
1958
Box/Folder Accession
137/14-18 3560-003
Social Security
1958
137/19-20 3560-003
Taxes
1958
138/1-8 3560-003
Taxes
1958
Territories
1958
Box/Folder Accession
138/9-11 3560-003
Alaska Oil Bill (H. R. 8054)
1958
138/12-14 3560-003
Alaska Statehood
1958
138/15 3560-003
Hawaii Statehood
1958
138/16-17 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1958
Trade
1958
Box/Folder Accession
139/1 3560-003
Plywood
1958
139/2-11 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1958
Box/Folder Accession
139/12-13 3560-003
Transportation
1958
139/14 3560-003
Un-American Activities
1958
139/15-19 3560-003
Veterans
1958
140/1-3 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1958
1959
1959
Box/Folder Accession
140/4-10 3560-003
Agriculture
1959
140/11 3560-003
Alaska
1959
140/12-13 3560-003
Appropriations
1959
Atomic Energy
1959
Box/Folder Accession
140/14 3560-003
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission - Richland Business Properties
1959
140/15-16 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1959
Box/Folder Accession
140/17-18 3560-003
Beverages
1959
140/19 3560-003
Civil Defense
1959
140/20 3560-003
Civil Rights
1959
Communications
1959
Box/Folder Accession
140/21 3560-003
Community Television Antenna Systems
1959
141/1-3 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1959
Box/Folder Accession
141/4 3560-003
Crime
1959
141/5-12 3560-003
Economic Matters
1959
141/13-15 3560-003
Education
1959
142/1 3560-003
Federal Government
1959
142/2-3 3560-003
Finance
1959
142/4-5 3560-003
Foreign Aid
1959
142/6-10 3560-003
Foreign Relations
1959
142/11-13 3560-003
Government Employees
1959
142/14-15 3560-003
Health Legislation
1959
142/16 3560-003
Housing
1959
142/17 3560-003
Immigration and Naturalization
1959
Indian Affairs
1959
Box/Folder Accession
142/18 3560-003
Yakima Enrollment Act
1959
142/19-20 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1959
Insurance and Retirement
1959
Box/Folder Accession
143/1 3560-003
Railroad Retirement Act
1959
143/2 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1959
Box/Folder Accession
143/3 3560-003
Judicial Matters
1959
143/4-12 3560-003
Labor
1959
143/13-15 3560-003
Legal Issues
1959
143/16 3560-003
Maritime
1959
144/1-5 3560-003
Military
1959
National Defense
1959
Box/Folder Accession
144/6 3560-003
Biological Warfare
1959
144/7-10 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1959
Natural Resources
1959
Box/Folder Accession
144/11 3560-003
Beaches
1959
144/12-13 3560-003
Fisheries
1959
144/14-15 3560-003
Indiana Dunes
1959
144/16 3560-003
North Cascade Wilderness
1959
144/17 3560-003
Pacific Northwest Account
1959
144/18-21 3560-003
Wilderness Bill
1959
145/1-5 3560-003
Wilderness Bill
1959
145/6-13 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1959
Box/Folder Accession
145/14 3560-003
Post Office
1959
Power and Light
1959
Box/Folder Accession
145/15 3560-003
Bonneville Act Amendments
1959
145/16-17 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1959
Box/Folder Accession
146/1 3560-003
Roads
1959
146/2 3560-003
Salaries -- federal employees
1959
146/3 3560-003
Senate Rule Changes
1959
146/4-7 3560-003
Social Security and Welfare
1959
Taxes
1959
Box/Folder Accession
146/8 3560-003
State Taxing of Interstate Commerce
1959
146/9-18 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1959
Territories
1959
Box/Folder Accession
147/1-2 3560-003
Hawaii Statehood
1959
147/3-9 3560-003
Puerto Rico Statehood (S. 2023)
1959
147/10 3560-003
Requests to Give Testimony at Hearings
1959
147/11-12 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1959
Box/Folder Accession
147/13-16 3560-003
Trade
1959
147/17-18 3560-003
Transportation
1959
147/19 3560-003
Un-American Activities
1959
147/20 3560-003
Veterans
1959
148/1-4 3560-003
Veterans
1959
148/5-7 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1959
1960
1960
Box/Folder Accession
148/8-14 3560-003
Agriculture
1960
148/15-17 3560-003
Appropriations
1960
148/18-19 3560-003
Atomic Energy
1960
148/8-14 3560-003
Beverages
1960
148/8-14 3560-003
Civil Defense
1960
148/8-14 3560-003
Civil Rights
1960
148/8-14 3560-003
Communications
1960
148/8-14 3560-003
Crime
1960
148/8-14 3560-003
Economic Matters Education
1960
148/8-14 3560-003
Federal Government Finance
1960
148/8-14 3560-003
Foreign Aid Foreign Aid Foreign RelationsGovernmentEmployees Health
1960
148/8-14 3560-003
Housing
1960
148/8-14 3560-003
Immigration and Naturalization IndianAffairs
1960
148/8-14 3560-003
Insurance and Retirement Judicial MattersLabor
1960
151/1-6 3560-003
Labor
1960
Legal Issues
1960
Box/Folder Accession
151/7 3560-003
Electoral College and Primaries
1960
151/8 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1960
Box/Folder Accession
151/9 3560-003
Maritime
1960
Military
1960
Box/Folder Accession
151/10 3560-003
Overseas Dependents
1960
151/11-12 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1960
Box/Folder Accession
151/13-17 3560-003
National Defense
1960
Natural Resources
1960
Box/Folder Accession
151/18 3560-003
Humane Treatment of Animals (S. 3570)
1960
151/19 3560-003
Pacific Northwest Account Bill
1960
152/1 3560-003
Pacific Northwest Account Bill
1960
152/2-6 3560-003
Wilderness Bill
1960
152/7-11 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1960
Power and Light
1960
Box/Folder Accession
152/12 3560-003
Peace River Power
1960
152/13 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1960
Box/Folder Accession
152/14-15 3560-003
Post Office
1960
152/16 3560-003
Railroads (S. 1089 and S. 1197)
1960
152/17 3560-003
Roads
1960
152/18-20 3560-003
Salaries -- federal employees
1960
153/1 3560-003
Salaries -- federal employees
1960
153/2-9 3560-003
Social Security
1960
153/10 3560-003
Space
1960
153/11-20 3560-003
Taxes
1960
Territories
1960
Box/Folder Accession
154/1 3560-003
Proposed Bills
1960
154/2-3 3560-003
Puerto Rico
1960
154/4 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1960
Box/Folder Accession
154/5 3560-003
Trade
1960
Transportation
1960
Box/Folder Accession
154/6 3560-003
Aviation
1960
154/7-9 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1960
Box/Folder Accession
154/10 3560-003
Un-American Activities
1960
154/11 3560-003
United Nations
1960
154/12-14 3560-003
Veterans
1960
154/15-16 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1960
155/1-6 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1960
1961
1961
Agriculture
1961
Box/Folder Accession
155/7 3560-003
Agricultural Assistance Act (S. 1643 and H. R. 6400)
1961
155/8 3560-003
Yearbooks
1961
155/9-15 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
Box/Folder Accession
155/16-17 3560-003
Appropriations
1961
155/18-20 3560-003
Atomic Energy
1961
156/1 3560-003
Atomic Energy
1961
156/2 3560-003
Aviation
1961
156/3 3560-003
Beverages
1961
156/4 3560-003
Civil Defense
1961
156/5 3560-003
Civil Rights
1961
156/6 3560-003
Communications
1961
156/7 3560-003
Communist Conspiracy (H. J. R. 447)
1961
156/8 3560-003
Congressional Record
1961
156/9 3560-003
Connally Reservation
1961
156/10 3560-003
Constitutional Amendments
1961
156/11 3560-003
Crime
1961
156/12-13 3560-003
Cuba
1961
156/14 3560-003
Depressed Areas Bill (S. 7)
1961
156/15 3560-003
Disarmement
1961
156/16 3560-003
DuPont Stock
1961
156/17-21 3560-003
Economic Matters
1961
Education
1961
Box/Folder Accession
156/22 3560-003
Benefits for Deaf
1961
156/23-24 3560-003
Impacted School Districts (P. L. 874 and P. L. 815)
1961
156/25 3560-003
Private Schools-- Catholic
1961
156/26 3560-003
Private Schools -- other
1961
157/1-11 3560-003
Private Schools -- other
1961
157/12-17 3560-003
Federal Aid (S. 1021)
1961
158/1-5 3560-003
Federal Aid (S. 1021)
1961
158/6-13 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
Box/Folder Accession
158/14-16 3560-003
Extending Length of Session
1961
158/17 3560-003
Fairchild Air Force Base
1961
158/18 3560-003
Federal Government
1961
159/1 3560-003
Ferry County Timberman's AssociationPetition
1961
159/2 3560-003
Finance
1961
159/3 3560-003
Fisheries
1961
Foreign Aid
1961
Box/Folder Accession
159/4 3560-003
S. 1983 and H. R. 7372
1961
159/5-11 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
Box/Folder Accession
159/12-19 3560-003
Foreign Relations
1961
160/1-5 3560-003
Foreign Relations
1961
Government
1961
Box/Folder Accession
160/6-7 3560-003
Employees
1961
160/8 3560-003
Diplomatic Entertainment Spending
1961
160/9 3560-003
Halt Extravagant Spending
1961
Box/Folder Accession
160/10 3560-003
Health
1961
Housing
1961
Box/Folder Accession
160/11 3560-003
S. 1478
1961
160/12 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
Box/Folder Accession
160/13 3560-003
Humane Treatment of Animals -- H. R.3556
1961
160/14 3560-003
Immigration and Naturalization
1961
Indian Affairs
1961
Box/Folder Accession
160/15 3560-003
Washington. Senate -- Civil Criminal Judiciary Bill Hearings
1961
160/16-18 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
Insurance and Retirement
1961
Box/Folder Accession
160/19 3560-003
Railroad Retirement
1961
160/20-21 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
Box/Folder Accession
160/22-23 3560-003
Jobs
1961
Judicial Matters
1961
Box/Folder Accession
161/1 3560-003
New Judgeship in Washington State
1961
161/2 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
Box/Folder Accession
161/3 3560-003
Kennedy Speech at United Nations
1961
Labor
1961
Box/Folder Accession
161/4 3560-003
Northwest Airlines Strike
1961
161/5 3560-003
On Site Picketing
1961
161/6-11 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
Box/Folder Accession
161/12 3560-003
Larson Air Force Base -- Mobile Homes
1961
161/13-14 3560-003
Legal Issues
1961
161/15 3560-003
Liberty Ships
1961
161/16 3560-003
Loyalty Oath
1961
161/17 3560-003
Maritime
1961
161/18-24 3560-003
Medical Care -- King-Anderson Bill (H. R. 4222 andS.65)
1961
162/1-7 3560-003
Medical Care -- King-Anderson Bill (H. R. 4222 andS.65)
1961
Military
1961
Box/Folder Accession
162/8-9 3560-003
Personnel in Civic Affairs
1961
162/10-14 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
Box/Folder Accession
162/15-18 3560-003
Minimum Wage
1961
162/19 3560-003
Mt. Rainier Ordinance Depot
1961
163/1-2 3560-003
Mt. Rainier Ordinance Depot
1961
163/3 3560-003
Mutual Savings Bank
1961
163/4 3560-003
National Cemetary at Fort George Wright
1961
163/5-8 3560-003
National Defense
1961
Natural Resources
1961
Box/Folder Accession
163/9 3560-003
High Mountain Sheep Dam
1961
163/10-12 3560-003
Peace Arch State Park
1961
163/13 3560-003
Water Resources Planning Act (S. 2246)
1961
163/14-19 3560-003
Wilderness Bill (S. 174)
1961
163/20-22 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
164/1-3 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
Box/Folder Accession
164/4 3560-003
Nuclear Testing
1961
164/5-6 3560-003
Organization for Economic and CooperativeDevelopment(OECD)
1961
164/7 3560-003
Ozette Indians (H. R. 2329)
1961
164/8 3560-003
Patents and Inventions
1961
164/9 3560-003
People's Television
1961
164/10 3560-003
Plane Hijacking
1961
164/11 3560-003
Pollution Control (H. R. 6441 and S.120)
1961
164/12-13 3560-003
Post Office
1961
Power and Light
1961
Box/Folder Accession
164/14 3560-003
Columbia Basin Project
1961
164/15 3560-003
Snake River Dam
1961
164/16-17 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
Box/Folder Accession
164/18 3560-003
Price Quality Stabilization
1961
164/19 3560-003
Public Works
1961
Railroads
1961
Box/Folder Accession
164/20 3560-003
Congratulations to Retired Workers
1961
164/21 3560-003
Elimination of Minneapolis, MN
1961
164/22 3560-003
Flora Line Spur
1961
164/23-24 3560-003
Merger
1961
165/1 3560-003
Merger
1961
165/2-3 3560-003
Merger (H. R. 355)
1961
165/4 3560-003
Merger (H. R. 374)
1961
165/5 3560-003
S. 1197
1961
165/6-19 3560-003
S. 1089 and S. 1197
1961
166/1-9a,b-18 3560-003
S. 1089 and S. 1197
1961
167/1-17 3560-003
S. 1089 and S. 1197
1961
168/1-6 3560-003
S. 1039 and S. 1197
1961
Roads
1961
Box/Folder Accession
168/7 3560-003
Billboard Bill (H. R. 6713)
1961
168/8-17 3560-003
Highway Tax
1961
169/1-9 3560-003
Highway Tax
1961
169/10 3560-003
Neuberger Amendment
1961
169/11 3560-003
Seattle Freeway (U.S. 5)
1961
169/12 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
Box/Folder Accession
169/13 3560-003
Salaries
1961
169/14-17 3560-003
Sanger, Kenneth L. -- U.S. Navy. Sand Point NavalAirStation Commandant
1961
Social Security
1961
Box/Folder Accession
169/18 3560-003
Clubs Petition
1961
169/19-20 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
170/1-3 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
Box/Folder Accession
170/4 3560-003
Space
1961
170/5-6 3560-003
Taft-Hartley Act
1961
Tariffs
1961
Box/Folder Accession
170/7 3560-003
Mason-Bailey Bill (H. R. 10181)
1961
170/8 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
Taxation
1961
Box/Folder Accession
170/9 3560-003
Deduction for Construction Workers
1961
170/10-16 3560-003
Repeal of 4% Dividend Credit and $50 Exclusion
1961
170/17-20 3560-003
Withholding Tax on Interest and Dividends
1961
170/21 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
171/1-8 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
Box/Folder Accession
171/9 3560-003
Territories
1961
171/10 3560-003
Tractors for Freedom -- Cuban exchange
1961
171/11-12 3560-003
Trade
1961
171/13-14 3560-003
Transportation
1961
United Nations
1961
Box/Folder Accession
171/15 3560-003
UNESCO Recommendations on School Discrimination
1961
171/16-20 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
Box/Folder Accession
171/21 3560-003
U.S. House. Rules Committee
1961
172/1-10 3560-003
U.S. House. Un-American ActivitiesCommittee
1961
172/11 3560-003
U.S.-Japan Trade Council
1961
172/12 3560-003
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee.SpecialPreparedness Subcommittee (Thurmond Study)
1961
172/13 3560-003
U.S. Senate - rules
1961
Veterans
1961
Box/Folder Accession
172/14-16 3560-003
Closure of Washington State Contact Offices
1961
172/17-19 3560-003
World War I Veterans Pension Act (II. R. 3745)
1961
173/1-7 3560-003
World War I Veterans Pension Act (H. R. 3745)
1961
173/8-10 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
Box/Folder Accession
173/11-13 3560-003
Yugoslavia Jets
1961
173/14-24 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
174/1-12 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
1962
1962
Box/Folder Accession
174/13-16 3560-003
Agriculture
1962
175/1-3 3560-003
Agriculture
1962
Anti-Trust
1962
Box/Folder Accession
175/4 3560-003
DuPont Bill (H. R. 8847)
1962
175/5 3560-003
Labor Unions (S. 2573)
1962
Box/Folder Accession
175/6-7 3560-003
Appropriations
1962
175/8 3560-003
Armed Services Oath
1962
175/9-13 3560-003
Atomic Energy
1962
175/14 3560-003
Aviation
1962
175/15 3560-003
Banking
1962
175/16-17 3560-003
Beverages
1962
175/18 3560-003
British Guiana
1962
175/19 3560-003
Civil Defense
1962
Civil Rights
1962
Box/Folder Accession
175/20 3560-003
Meredith, James
1962
175/21 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1962
Box/Folder Accession
175/22 3560-003
Columbus Day as Legal Holiday
1962
175/23 3560-003
Communications
1962
Communism
1962
Box/Folder Accession
175/24 3560-003
Anti-Communism
1962
175/25-28 3560-003
Communist Literature (S. 2738)
1962
Box/Folder Accession
176/1-2 3560-003
Cuba
1962
176/3 3560-003
Davis-Bacon Act
1962
176/4 3560-003
Disarmament Proposal
1962
176/5-7 3560-003
Economic Matters
1962
Education
1962
Box/Folder Accession
176/8 3560-003
Federal Aid
1962
176/9-14 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1962
Box/Folder Accession
176/15 3560-003
Farm Bill (S. 2786)
1962
Federal Communications Commission
1962
Box/Folder Accession
176/16 3560-003
Ham Radio Licenses
1962
176/17-18 3560-003
Sunrise Radio
1962
Box/Folder Accession
176/19 3560-003
Federal Employees Retirement
1962
176/20 3560-003
Federal Salary Increases
1962
176/21 3560-003
Finance
1962
176/22 3560-003
Firearms
1962
176/23 3560-003
Fish and Fisheries
1962
176/24-25 3560-003
Food and Drug Act
1962
177/1-4 3560-003
Food and Drug Act
1962
177/5-9 3560-003
Foreign Aid
1962
177/10-14a,b-15 3560-003
Foreign Relations
1962
177/16-17 3560-003
Government Employees
1962
177/18 3560-003
Grain Export to Red China
1962
Health Care
1962
Box/Folder Accession
177/19-20 3560-003
King-Anderson Bill
1962
178/1-16 3560-003
King-Anderson Bill
1962
179/1-17 3560-003
King-Anderson Bill
1962
180/1-10a,b-16 3560-003
King-Anderson Bill
1962
181/1-7 3560-003
King-Anderson Bill
1962
181/8-11 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1962
Box/Folder Accession
181/12 3560-003
Housing
1962
181/13 3560-003
Immigration and Naturalization
1962
181/14-15 3560-003
Indian Affairs
1962
181/16-17 3560-003
Insurance and Retirement
1962
181/18 3560-003
Judicial Matters
1962
182/1-4 3560-003
Judicial Patters
1962
182/5-8 3560-003
Labor
1962
182/9 3560-003
Lumber
1962
182/10 3560-003
Maritime
1962
Military
1962
Box/Folder Accession
182/11 3560-003
Naval Shipyards Limits
1962
182/12 3560-003
Navy Planning
1962
182/13-15 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1962
Box/Folder Accession
182/16 3560-003
National Defense
1962
182/17-19 3560-003
Natural Resources
1962
183/1 3560-003
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
1962
Postal Affairs
1962
Box/Folder Accession
183/2-8 3560-003
Pay Raise
1962
183/9 3560-003
3rd Class Rate
1962
183/10-12a,b-14 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1962
Box/Folder Accession
184/1 3560-003
Power and Light
1962
184/2 3560-003
Public Affairs
1962
184/3-4 3560-003
Quality Stabilization (S. J. R. 159)
1962
184/5 3560-003
Railroads -- merger
1962
184/6 3560-003
Requests for Information on WashingtonState
1962
184/7 3560-003
Retirement (S. 188)
1962
184/8 3560-003
Roads
1962
184/9 3560-003
Salaries
1962
184/10 3560-003
Satellites (S. 2814)
1962
184/11-20 3560-003
School Prayer
1962
185/1-10 3560-003
School Prayer
1962
185/11 3560-003
Seamen -- U.S. Public Health Servicebenefits
1962
185/12 3560-003
Senate Rules
1962
185/13-15 3560-003
Social Security
1962
186/1-4 3560-003
Social Security
1962
186/5 3560-003
Space
1962
186/6 3560-003
Steel Price Increase
1962
186/7 3560-003
Sugar Act
1962
186/8 3560-003
Tariffs
1962
Taxation
1962
Box/Folder Accession
186/9-11 3560-003
Cooperative
1962
186/12 3560-003
Exemptions
1962
186/12-19 3560-003
H. R. 10 -- Gore Amendment
1962
187/1-18 3560-003
H. R. 10 -- Gore Amendment
1962
188/1-3a,b-17 3560-003
H. R. 10 -- Gore Amendment
1962
189/1-7 3560-003
H. R. 10 -- Gore Amendment
1962
109/8 3560-003
H. R. 5775 -- Farmer Cooperatives
1962
189/9 3560-003
H. R. 3847 -- DuPont Bill
1962
189/10-15 3560-003
H. R. 10650
1962
190/1-2 3560-003
H. R. 10650
1962
190/3-15 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1962
Box/Folder Accession
190/16-18 3560-003
Territories
1962
Trade
1962
Box/Folder Accession
190/19 3560-003
Japanese Fishing
1962
190/20 3560-003
Trade Expansion Act (H. R. 11970)
1962
191/1 3560-003
Trade Expansion Act (H. R. 11970)
1962
191/2-12 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1962
Transportation
1962
Box/Folder Accession
191/13 3560-003
S. 3243
1962
191/14-18 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1962
Box/Folder Accession
191/19-22 3560-003
Treasury
1962
192/1-3 3560-003
Un-American Activities
1962
United Nations
1962
Box/Folder Accession
192/4-5 3560-003
Anti-United Nations
1962
192/6-9 3560-003
Bonds
1962
192/10 3560-003
Congo -- Katanga Province
1962
192/11-12 3560-003
Jackson Speech
1962
192/13 3560-003
UNESCO and Connally Amendment
1962
192/14-19 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1962
193/1-15 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1962
Box/Folder Accession
193/16a,b-17 3560-003
Urban Affairs
1962
194/1 3560-003
Urban Affairs
1962
194/2 3560-003
Vatican Building Project
1962
194/3-7 3560-003
Veterans
1962
194/8 3560-003
Vivisection
1962
194/9-19 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1962
195/1-13 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1962
1963
1963
Agriculture
1963
Box/Folder Accession
195/14 3560-003
S. 1703
1963
195/15-16 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1963
196/1-2 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1963
Box/Folder Accession
196/3 3560-003
Air Traffic Controllers Retirement
1963
196/4-10 3560-003
Appropriations
1963
196/11-21 3560-003
Atomic Energy
1963
197/1-4 3560-003
Atomic Energy
1963
197/5 3560-003
Aviation
1963
197/6 3560-003
Bahai Faith
1963
197/7 3560-003
Beverages
1963
197/8 3560-003
Brazil
1963
197/9-10 3560-003
Civil Defense
1963
Civil Rights
1963
Box/Folder Accession
197/11 3560-003
Civil Rights and Kennedy (John F.) Assasination
1963
197/12-20 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1963
Box/Folder Accession
197/21 3560-003
Cle Elum Steam Plant
1963
197/22 3560-003
Columbus Day as Holiday
1963
197/23 3560-003
Communications
1963
197/24 3560-003
Congo -- Katanga Province
1963
197/25 3560-003
Congressional Adjournment
1963
197/26 3560-003
Crime
1963
198/1 3560-003
Cuba
1963
198/2 3560-003
Dyna-Soar Program
1963
198/3-6 3560-003
Economic Matters
1963
198/7-12 3560-003
Education
1963
198/13 3560-003
English Teachers Award
1963
198/14 3560-003
Equal Pay for Women (H. R. 3861)
1963
198/15-16 3560-003
Federal Government
1963
198/17 3560-003
Finance
1963
198/18 3560-003
Fish and Fisheries
1963
198/19 3560-003
Foreign Aid
1963
199/1-3 3560-003
Foreign Aid
1963
199/4-9 3560-003
Foreign Relations
1963
199/10 3560-003
Gold Mining (S. 2125)
1963
199/11 3560-003
Government Employees
1963
199/12 3560-003
Gun Control
1963
199/13 3560-003
Halibut Fishing
1963
Health
1963
Box/Folder Accession
199/14-15 3560-003
Medicare
1963
199/16 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1963
200/1a,b-4 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1963
Box/Folder Accession
200/5 3560-003
Housing
1963
200/6 3560-003
Immigration
1963
200/7-9 3560-003
Indian Affairs
1963
200/10-11 3560-003
Insurance and Retirement
1963
200/12 3560-003
Jimenez, Perez -- extradition
1963
200/13-16 3560-003
Labor
1963
200/17-19 3560-003
Legal Issues
1963
201/1 3560-003
Limestone
1963
201/2 3560-003
Manned Bombers
1963
201/3 3560-003
Maritime
1963
201/4 3560-003
Mason County -- Harstene Bridge
1963
201/5 3560-003
Mass Transit
1963
Military
1963
Box/Folder Accession
201/6-8a,b-10 3560-003
Pay
1963
201/11-20 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1963
Box/Folder Accession
201/21-22 3560-003
National Defense
1963
201/23-24 3560-003
Natural Resources
1963
202/1-16 3560-003
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
1963
203/1a,b-2 3560-003
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
1963
203/3 3560-003
Obscenity
1963
203/4 3560-003
Optometry (S. 911)
1963
203/5-6 3560-003
Petrified Wood
1963
Postal Affairs
1963
Box/Folder Accession
203/7 3560-003
Pay Raise
1963
203/8-9 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1963
Box/Folder Accession
203/10 3560-003
Postmaster at Quincy
1963
203/11 3560-003
Power and Light
1963
203/12-13 3560-003
Public Debt
1963
203/14 3560-003
Public Works
1963
203/15 3560-003
Quality Stabilization
1963
Railroads
1963
Box/Folder Accession
203/16 3560-003
Railroad Retirement
1963
203/17-21 3560-003
S. 102
1963
Box/Folder Accession
203/22 3560-003
Roads
1963
203/23 3560-003
Salaries -- federal employees
1963
204/1 3560-003
Sale of Wheat to Russia
1963
204/2 3560-003
San Poil Lumber Company
1963
204/3 3560-003
School Prayer
1963
204/4 3560-003
Senate Rules
1963
204/5-9 3560-003
Shipyards
1963
204/10 3560-003
Small Business
1963
204/11-13 3560-003
Social Security
1963
204/14 3560-003
Softwood Lumber Standards
1963
204/15 3560-003
Southern Pacific Railroad
1963
204/16 3560-003
Space
1963
Taxes
1963
Box/Folder Accession
204/17 3560-003
4% Dividend
1963
204/18 3560-003
Internal Revenue Service and Exemptions
1963
204/19 3560-003
New Proposals
1963
204/20 3560-003
S. 35
1963
204/21 3560-003
S. 749 and S. 847
1963
204/22 3560-003
S. 1093
1963
204/23-24 3560-003
State and Local Taxes
1963
204/25-26 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1963
205/1-16 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1963
Box/Folder Accession
205/17 3560-003
Territories
1963
205/18-20 3560-003
TFX Fighter-Bomber
1963
Trade
1963
Box/Folder Accession
206/1-8 3560-003
Transportation
1963
206/9 3560-003
S. 684
1963
206/10-13 3560-003
S. 1061
1963
206/14-16 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1963
Box/Folder Accession
206/17 3560-003
Un-American Activities
1963
206/18 3560-003
United Airlines
1963
206/19-20 3560-003
United Nations
1963
207/1-3 3560-003
United Nations
1963
Veterans
1963
Box/Folder Accession
207/4 3560-003
Senate Committee Needed
1963
207/5 3560-003
World War I
1963
207/6-11 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1963
Box/Folder Accession
207/12-15 3560-003
Vivisection
1963
207/16 3560-003
Welfare
1963
207/17-26 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1963
208/1-20 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1963
Legislation -- HMJ Sponsored Bills
Box/Folder Accession
209/1 3560-003
Summary of Sponsored Bills
1953-1958
33rd Congress
1953-1954
Box/Folder Accession
209/1a 3560-003
Requests to Cosponsor Legislation
1953-1954
209/2 3560-003
H. R. 5495 -- Tariff Act -- Section 22
1953-1954
209/3 3560-003
S. 50 -- Alaska Statehood
1953-1954
209/4 3560-003
S. 51 -- Hawaii Statehood
1953-1954
209/5 3560-003
S. 107 -- Tidelands Oil for Education
1953-1954
209/6 3560-003
S. 446 -- Foster Creek Reclamation
1953-1954
209/7-8 3560-003
S. 848 -- Federal Construction Contracts
1953-1954
209/9 3560-003
S. 952 -- Immigration and NaturalizationAct
1953-1954
209/10 3560-003
S. 1048 -- Yakima Indian Lands
1953-1954
209/11 3560-003
S. 1145 -- Blaine Harbor Improvement
1953-1954
209/12 3560-003
S. 1319 -- Bonneville Power AdministrationNameChange
1953-1954
209/13 3560-003
S. 1357 -- Robinson-Patman Act
1953-1954
209/14 3560-003
S. 1360 -- Airmail Subsidy Separation
1953-1954
209/15 3560-003
S. 1368 -- Library Services Act
1953-1954
209/16 3560-003
S. 1372 -- National Cemetary -- FortLewis
1953-1954
209/17 3560-003
S. 1507 -- Chinook Harbor Project
1953-1954
209/18 3560-003
S. 1515 -- Western Interstate Commission forHigherEducation
1953-1954
209/19 3560-003
S. 1664 -- Snake River Project
1953-1954
209/20-20a 3560-003
S. 1793 -- Priest Rapids SiteDevelopment
1953-1954
209/21 3560-003
S. 1952 -- Social Security for OysterWorkers
1953-1954
209/22 3560-003
S. 2173 -- Career Compensation Act
1953-1954
209/23 3560-003
S. 2260 -- Social Security Act
1953-1954
209/24 3560-003
S. 2565 -- Rent Freeze at Richland, WA
1953-1954
209/25 3560-003
S. 2590 -- Federal Power Act
1953-1954
209/26 3560-003
S. 2763 -- Tidelands Oil Money forEducation
1953-1954
209/27 3560-003
S. 2779 -- Public School Construction
1953-1954
209/28 3560-003
S. 2802 -- Fishery Product Distribution
1953-1954
209/29 3560-003
S. 2888 -- Ex-Prisoners of War
1953-1954
209/30 3560-003
S. 2962 -- Dairy Products
1953-1954
209/31 3560-003
S. 3109 -- Public Health Service Hospitals--narcotic addicts admission
1953-1954
209/32 3560-003
S. J. R. 48 -- Lewis and Clark Highway
1953-1954
209/33 3560-003
S. J. R. 75 -- Steamboat Lake
1953-1954
209/34 3560-003
S. R. 32 -- Senator Wayne Morse
1953-1954
209/35 3560-003
S. R. 38 -- Consumer Interests Committee
1953-1954
209/36-37 3560-003
S. R. 150 -- Peace -- Limitation ofArmaments
1953-1954
209/33 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1953-1954
84th Congress
1955-1956
Box/Folder Accession
210/1-3 3560-003
Requests to Cosponsor Legislation
1955-1956
210/4 3560-003
S. 2 -- National Security TrainingProgram
1955-1956
210/5 3560-003
S. 11 -- Robinson-Patman Act
1955-1956
210/6 3560-003
S. 49 -- Alaska and Hawaii Statehood
1955-1956
210/7 3560-003
S. 67 -- Government Employees PayIncrease
1955-1956
210/8 3560-003
S. 205 -- Rural Public LibraryDevelopment
1955-1956
210/9 3560-003
S. 521 -- Social Security
1955-1956
210/10 3560-003
S. 594 -- Longshoremen's and HarborWorker'sCompensation
1955-1956
210/11 3560-003
S. 669 -- District of ColumbiaGovernment
1955-1956
210/12 3560-003
S. 686 -- Federal Aid for SchoolConstruction
1955-1956
210/13 3560-003
S. 693 -- Aging and Aged Commission
1955-1956
210/14 3560-003
S. 772 -- Tidelands Oil School Funds
1955-1956
210/15 3560-003
S. 789 -- Housing Act Loan Funds
1955-1956
210/16 3560-003
S. 908 -- Interstate TransportationDiscrimination
1955-1956
210/17 3560-003
S. 985 -- Alaska Railroad and HighwayCommission
1955-1956
210/18 3560-003
S. 1004 -- Health and Education InstitutionsAid
1955-1956
210/19 3560-003
S. 1191 -- Postal and Federal Employees
1955-1956
210/20 3560-003
S. 1333 -- Hell's Canyon Dam
1955-1956
210/21 3560-003
S. 1451 -- Sammamish River Improvement
1955-1956
210/22 3560-003
S. 1514 -- Alaska Indebtedness
1955-1956
210/23 3560-003
S. 1603 -- Yakima Reservation Lands
1955-1956
210/24 3560-003
S. 1604 -- Virgin Islands National Park
1955-1956
210/25 3560-003
S. 1605 -- Yakima Indian Lands Leased
1955-1956
210/26 3560-003
S. 1633 -- Constitional Convention --Alaska
1955-1956
210/27 3560-003
S. 1644 -- Government ContractLegislation
1955-1956
210/28 3560-003
S. 1650 -- Alaska UnemploymentCompensation
1955-1956
210/29 3560-003
S. 1795 -- Travel Expense Act
1955-1956
210/30 3560-003
S. 1823 -- Niagara River Power
1955-1956
210/31 3560-003
S. 1829 -- U.S. Veterans Administration.Hosptial.Vancouver, WA
1955-1956
210/32 3560-003
S. 1954 -- Guam Organic Foods Act
1955-1956
211/1 3560-003
S. 2069 -- Old-age Assistance
1955-1956
211/2 3560-003
S. 2086 -- Philippine Promotion Bill
1955-1956
211/3 3560-003
S. 2120 -- Colville Reservation LandRestoration
1955-1956
211/4 3560-003
S. 2174 -- Eleventh Judicial Circuit
1955-1956
211/5 3560-003
S. 2215 -- Civil Defense Commission
1955-1956
211/6 3560-003
S. 2280 -- Disabled Longshoremen Act
1955-1956
211/7 3560-003
S. 2517 -- Tongass National Forest TimberSale
1955-1956
211/8 3560-003
S. 2518 -- Alaska's Mentally Ill
1955-1956
211/9 3560-003
S. 2667 -- Career Compensation Act
1955-1956
211/10 3560-003
S. 2712 -- Manette Bridge Tolls
1955-1956
211/11 3560-003
S. 3067 -- National Service LifeInsurance
1955-1956
211/12 3560-003
S. 3234 -- Education FacilitiesConstruction
1955-1956
211/13 3560-003
S. 3272 -- Small Flood Control and BankProtectionProjects
1955-1956
211/14 3560-003
S. 3286 - Honorary Promotions
1955-1956
211/15 3560-003
S. 3308 - Federal Election Laws
1955-1956
211/16 3560-003
S. 3340 - Passport Office
1955-1956
211/17 3560-003
S. 3374 - Columbia Basin Farmers Loan
1955-1956
211/18 3560-003
S. 3375 -- Post Office ParkingFacilities
1955-1956
211/19 3560-003
S. 3387 -- Makah Tribal Lands Transfer
1955-1956
211/20 3560-003
S. 3388 -- Port Hudson Sale to PortTownsend
1955-1956
211/21 3560-003
S. 3420 - Timber Access Roads
1955-1956
211/22 3560-003
S. 3462 - Federal Highway Act
1955-1956
211/23 3560-003
S. 3558 - Library Captioned Films forDeaf
1955-1956
211/24 3560-003
S. 3621 -- Atomic Energy Commission - SpecialNuclearMaterials Schools
1955-1956
211/25-27 3560-003
S. 3730 -- Soap Lake
1955-1956
211/28a,b 3560-003
S. 3826 -- Columbia Basin Farm Units
1955-1956
211/29 3560-003
S. 3897 -- Goverment Budgeting andAccountingProcedures
1955-1956
211/30 3560-003
S. 3920 -- Tulalip Reservation Partition
1955-1956
211/31-32 3560-003
S. 4055 -- Seattle Property Disposal forEducationalPurposes
1955-1956
211/33 3560-003
S. 4016 -- Eagle Gorge Project Dam (GreenRiver)
1955-1956
211/34-35 3560-003
S. 4101 -- Seattle Property Disposition
1955-1956
211/36 3560-003
S. 4278 -- Federal Power Act
1955-1956
211/37 3560-003
S. C. R. 2 -- Central Intelligence AgencyJointCommittee
1955-1956
211/33 3560-003
S. C. R. 12 -- Atlantic Union
1955-1956
211/39 3560-003
S. J. R. 46 -- Mental Illness AnalysisandReevaluation
1955-1956
211/40 3560-003
S. J. R. 101 -- Conservation MovementAnniversary
1955-1956
211/41 3560-003
S. R. 16 -- U.S. Senate. Small BusinessPermanentCommittee
1955-1956
211/42 3560-003
S. R. 18 -- Communist Conspiracy andSubversion
1955-1956
211/43 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1955-1956
85th Congress
1957-1958
Box/Folder Accession
212/1-3 3560-003
Requests to Cosponsor Legislation
1957-1958
212/4 3560-003
S. 21 -- Civil Retirement Act AnnuitiesIncrease
1957-1958
212/5-6a,b-7 3560-003
S. 49 - - Alaska Statehood
1957-1958
212/8 3560-003
S. 313 -- Poultry Products Inspection
1957-1958
212/9 3560-003
S. 420 -- Eleventh Judicial Circuit
1957-1958
212/9a-10 3560-003
S. 434 -- Budgeting and AccountingRevisions
1957-1958
212/11 3560-003
S. 512 -- Niagara River Power
1957-1958
212/12a,b-13 3560-003
S. 555 -- Hell's Canyon Dam
1957-1958
212/14 3560-003
S. 677 -- Washington State Public LandsUse
1957-1958
212/15 3560-003
S. 762 -- National Service Life Insurance FundsforHome Loans
1957-1958
212/16 3560-003
S. 931 -- Government Safety Functions
1957-1958
212/17 3560-003
S. 970 -- U.S. Veterans AdministrationHospital.Vancouver, WA
1957-1958
212/18 3560-003
S. 1030 -- Postal Office Parking
1957-1958
212/19-21 3560-003
S. 1031 -- Chief Joseph Dam
1957-1958
212/22 3560-003
S. 1061 -- Veterans ReadjustmentAssistance
1957-1958
212/23 3560-003
S. 1088 -- National Life Insurance forVeterans
1957-1958
212/24 3560-003
S. 1118 -- Whitman National Monument
1957-1958
212/25 3560-003
S. 1128 -- Poultry Product Inspection
1957-1958
213/1 3560-003
S. 1136 -- Highway Act Funds
1957-1958
213/2-3 3560-003
S. 1176 -- Wilderness Preservation Act
1957-1958
213/4 3560-003
S. 1191 -- Olympic 'National Park Lands
1957-1958
213/5 3560-003
S. 1209 -- Social Security
1957-1958
213/6 3560-003
S. 1242 -- National Science Foundation
1957-1958
213/7 3560-003
S. 1298 -- Vocational Education
1957-1958
213/8 3560-003
S. 1393 -- National Potato GradeLabeling
1957-1958
213/9 3560-003
S. 1440 -- Coast Guard ReserveRetirement
1957-1958
213/10-13a,b 3560-003
S. 1482 -- Columbia Basin
1957-1958
213/14 3560-003
S. 1540 -- Federal Property Utilization andDisposal
1957-1958
213/15 3560-003
S. 1573 -- State Tax Payments
1957-1958
213/16 3560-003
S. 1574 -- Grand Coulee Dam
1957-1958
213/17 3560-003
S. 1597 -- Federal Agency forHandicapped
1957-1958
213/18 3560-003
S. 1680 -- Cranberry Freezing -AgriculturalMarketing Act
1957-1958
213/19 3560-003
S. 1761 -- Land Conveyance to Tacoma fromMunicipalWater System
1957-1958
213/20 3560-003
S. 1806 -- Sockey Salmon Fisheries
1957-1958
213/21 3560-003
S. 1808 -- National Disaster Assistance forOwnersOrchard
1957-1958
213/22 3560-003
S. 1846 -- District of ColumbiaGovernment
1957-1958
213/23 3560-003
S. 1935 -- Columbia River Boundary
1957-1958
213/24 3560-003
S. 1994 -- Prisoner of War Compensation
1957-1958
213/25 3560-003
S. 2113 -- Federal Power Act
1957-1958
213/26 3560-003
S. 2217 -- McNary Dam Sale
1957-1958
214/1-3 3560-003
S. 2300 -- Construction Contracts ProceduresandPolicies
1957-1958
214/4 3560-003
S. 2461 -- Government EmployeeInformationProhibition
1957-1958
214/5 3560-003
S. 2462 -- Communication Prohibition ofAdjudicatoryMatters Pending Government Agencies
1957-1958
214/6 3560-003
S. 2592 -- Indian Contracts
1957-1958
214/7 3560-003
S. 2593 -- Richard Byrd Polar Commission
1957-1958
214/8 3560-003
S. 2594 -- Housing and Home Finance AgencyPropertyTransfer
1957-1958
214/9 3560-003
S. 2740 -- Government Agencies ProhibitedfromLeasing National Grange Headquarters
1957-1958
214/10 3560-003
S. 2792 -- Immigration and NaturalizationAct
1957-1958
214/11 3560-003
S. 2848 -- Hawaiian Organic Foods Act
1957-1958
214/12 3560-003
S. 2861 -- Wool Act
1957-1958
214/13 3560-003
S. 2905 -- Mt. Rainier National ParkHeadquarters
1957-1958
214/14 3560-003
S. 2924 -- Dairy Products Price Support
1957-1958
214/15 3560-003
S. 3091 -- Agriculture Price Supports
1957-1958
214/16 3560-003
S. 3114 -- Regional Corporation Bill
1957-1958
214/17 3560-003
S. 3187 -- National Defense
1957-1958
214/18 3560-003
S. 3194 -- Small Business Tax
1957-1958
214/19 3560-003
S. 3414 -- Federal Highway Aid
1957-1958
214/20 3560-003
S. 3679 -- World Science ExpositionImports
1957-1958
214/21 3560-003
S. 3809 -- Hawaiian Reef Lands PublicStatus
1957-1958
214/22 3560-003
S. 3880 -- Federal Aviation Act
1957-1958
214/23 3560-003
S. 4070 -- Anti-trust Laws -- professionalteamsports
1957-1958
214/24 3560-003
S. 4129 -- Puerto Rico Appointment
1957-1958
214/25 3560-003
S. 4237 -- National Defense EducationAct
1957-1958
214/26 3560-003
S. C. R. 28 -- Columbia RiverDevelopment
1957-1958
214/27 3560-003
S. J. R. 35 -- Natural ResourceProtection
1957-1958
214/28 3560-003
S. J. R. 50 -- Ferry County Highway
1957-1958
214/29 3560-003
S. J. R. 134 -- Food and FiberStockpiling
1957-1958
214/30 3560-003
S. J. R. 201 -- Atomic Energy Medal forRickover(Hyman G.)
1957-1958
214/31 3560-003
S. R. 17 -- Filibuster Rule 22
1957-1958
214/32 3560-003
S. R. 64 -- Crude Oil and Petroleum ProductsPriceInvestigation
1957-1958
214/33 3560-003
S. R. 121 -- North Pacific InternationalWaterwaysAgency
1957-1958
214/34 3560-003
S. R. 247 -- Salmon Fishing Neutral Zone
1957-1958
214/35 3560-003
S. R. 304 -- Raw Materials Stockpile Use
1957-1958
214/36 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957-1958
86th Congress
1959-1960
Box/Folder Accession
215/1-2 3560-003
List of Bills Cosponsored and Introduced
1959-1960
215/3-8 3560-003
Requests to Cosponsor Legislation
1959-1960
215/9 3560-003
H. R. 75 -- Fifty Star Flag
1959-1960
215/10 3560-003
H. R. 12580 -- Age Sixty-two Retirement
1959-1960
215/11 3560-003
S. 1 -- Federal Airport Act
1959-1960
215/12-18 3560-003
S. 2 -- Public Schools Support
1959-1960
215/19-20 3560-003
S. 8 -- School Construction Assistance
1959-1960
215/21-22 3560-003
S. 11 -- Clayton Act -- equality ofopportunity-
1959-1960
216/1-2 3560-003
S. 50 -- Hawaiian Statehood
1959-1960
216/3-4 3560-003
S. 57 -- Urban Housing and Renewal
1959-1960
216/5 3560-003
S. 59 -- Small Business Tax Adjustment
1959-1960
216/6 3560-003
S. 144 -- Rural ElectrificationAdministrationReorganization
1959-1960
216/7 3560-003
S. 187 -- Sugar Act
1959-1960
216/8 3560-003
S. 188 -- Explosives Prohibition
1959-1960
216/9 3560-003
S. 193 -- Urban Renewal
1959-1960
216/10 3560-003
S. 194 -- Housing Act Loans toEducationalInstitutions
1959-1960
216/11 3560-003
S. 257 -- Yakima Federal ReclamationProject
1959-1960
216/12 3560-003
S. 258 -- Yakima Reclamation Project
1959-1960
216/13-19 3560-003
S. 541 -- Pay Equalization of UniformedServiceRetirees
1959-1960
216/20 3560-003
S. 578 -- Point Roberts NavigationSurvey
1959-1960
216/21 3560-003
S. 579 -- Army Land Sales for PortDevelopment
1959-1960
216/22 3560-003
S. 530 -- Surplus Fishery ProductsExported
1959-1960
216/23 3560-003
S. 581 -- Bridgeport, WA -- relief
1959-1960
216/24 3560-003
S. 582 -- West Point Chaplain
1959-1960
217/1 3560-003
S. 583 -- Bumping Lake Storage Capacity
1959-1960
217/2 3560-003
S. 584 -- Federal Power Act -- licensingprojects
1959-1960
217/3 3560-003
S. 585 -- Food Allotment
1959-1960
217/4 3560-003
S. 619 -- Handicapped Tax Deductions
1959-1960
217/5 3560-003
S. 663 -- Food Commodities Distribution
1959-1960
217/6 3560-003
S. 695 -- Federal Reserve District - inclusionofAlaska
1959-1960
217/7-8 3560-003
S. 722 -- Area Redevelopment Bill
1959-1960
217/9 3560-003
S. 760 -- Longshoremen's and Harbor Worker'sAct
1959-1960
217/10 3560-003
S. 772 -- Handicapped RehabilitationServices
1959-1960
217/11-12 3560-003
S. 791 -- Unemployment ReinsuranceGrants
1959-1960
217/13-14 3560-003
S. 812 -- Youth Conservation Corps
1959-1960
217/15 3560-003
S. 837 -- Philippine Defense ParticipantPromotion
1959-1960
217/16 3560-003
S. 910 -- Federal Property Payment
1959-1960
217/17 3560-003
S. 917 -- Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher --relief
1959-1960
217/18 3560-003
S. 918 -- Natural Resources in ReservoirAreas
1959-1960
217/19 3560-003
S. 953 -- American Indian Assistance
1959-1960
217/20 3560-003
S. 972 -- Columbia Basin Project
1959-1960
217/21 3560-003
S. 992 -- Public Lands Selection byStates
1959-1960
217/22-24 3560-003
S. 994 -- Spokane Valley Project
1959-1960
217/25 3560-003
S. 995 -- Track Motorcar Regulation forRailroadEmployees Protection
1959-1960
218/1 3560-003
S. 996 -- Railroad Employees and TravelersSafety
1959-1960
218/2 3560-003
S. 1009 -- Voluntary Retirement Plans
1959-1960
213/3 3560-003
S. 1093 -- Blind Organizations andSelf-ExpressionRights
1959-1960
213/4 3560-003
S. 1113 -- National Service Life InsuranceforVeterans
1959-1960
218/5 3560-003
S. 1140 -- Domestic Parity Plan -- wheat
1959-1960
218/6 3560-003
S. 1172 -- Jobs After Forty
1959-1960
218/7-10 3560-003
S. 1209 -- Pay Readjustment Act
1959-1960
218/11 3560-003
S. 1380 -- Sea Cadet Corps Incorporated
1959-1960
218/12 3560-003
S. 1395 -- National Turkey Marketing Act
1959-1960
218/13 3560-003
S. 1425 -- Track Motorcar Regulation forRailroadEmployees Protection
1959-1960
218/14 3560-003
S. 1438 -- U.S. Veterans Administration.Hospital.Walla Walla, WA
1959-1960
218/15 3560-003
S. 1458 -- Career Compensation Act
1959-1960
218/16 3560-003
S. 1484 -- Wheat Stabilization Act
1959-1960
218/17a,b-18a,b 3560-003
S. 1541 -- Alaska Omnibus Bill
1959-1960
218/19 3560-003
S. 1570 -- Wool Shearing Act
1959-1960
218/20 3560-003
S. 1576 -- Saltwater Research Lab
1959-1960
218/21 3560-003
S. 1597 -- Bureau of SubmarinesEstablishment
1959-1960
213/22 3560-003
S. 1631 -- Commission on UnemploymentProblems
1959-1960
218/23 3560-003
S. 1713 -- Grand Coulee DamAuthorization
1959-1960
218/24 3560-003
S. 1789 -- National Railroad Freight CarSupply
1959-1960
218/25 3560-003
S. 1826 -- Federal Highway Act of 1956 and1958
1959-1960
218/26 3560-003
S. 1839 -- Pig War National Monument
1959-1960
218/27 3560-003
S. 1925 -- Flag Rank for Pathologists
1959-1960
218/28 3560-003
S. 1926 -- Fort George Wright Transfer toSpokane,WA
1959-1960
219/1-3 3560-003
S. 1926 -- Fort George Wright Transfer toSpokane,WA
1959-1960
219/4 3560-003
S. 1930 -- Navy Land Rights
1959-1960
219/5 3560-003
S. 1993 -- Army -- dental care
1959-1960
219/6 3560-003
S. 1994 -- Air Force -- dental care
1959-1960
219/7 3560-003
S. 2023 -- Puerto Rico
1959-1960
219/8 3560-003
S. 2065 -- Century 21 Exposition
1959-1960
219/9 3560-003
S. 2077 -- Blindness Study
1959-1960
219/10-11 3560-003
S. 2112 -- Polluted ShellfishImportationProhibition
1959-1960
219/12 3560-003
S. 2240 -- Federal Highway Act
1959-1960
219/13-14 3560-003
S. 2404 -- Vancouver and Portland InterstateBridgeToll-free
1959-1960
219/15 3560-003
S. 2545 -- Anti-Trust Exemption for TeamSports
1959-1960
219/16 3560-003
S. 2545 -- Retired Civil Employees HealthCoverage
1959-1960
219/17 3560-003
S. 2549 -- Resources and ConservationAct
1959-1960
219/18 3560-003
S. 2594 -- United States and CanadaInternationalJoint Commission
1959-1960
219/20 3560-003
S. 2625 -- War Claims Act
1959-1960
220/1 3560-003
S. 2675 -- National Service LifeInsurance
1959-1960
220/2 3560-003
S. 2775 -- Consumer Credit FinanceCharges
1959-1960
220/3 3560-003
S. 2830 -- Library Services Act
1959-1960
220/4 3560-003
S. 2877 -- Muckleshoot Indian LandReconveyance
1959-1960
220/5 3560-003
S. 2917 -- Milk and Butterfat PriceSupport
1959-1960
220/6 3560-003
S. 2935 -- Passenger Train Service Act
1959-1960
220/7-8 3560-003
S. 3020 -- National TransportationSystem
1959-1960
220/9 3560-003
S. 3049 -- Oh Chun Soon
1959-1960
220/10-11 3560-003
S. 3054 -- Hawaiian Omnibus Bill
1959-1960
220/12 3560-003
S. 3159 -- Wheat Marketing Program
1959-1960
220/13 3560-003
S. 3231 -- Shoalwater Bay IndianReservation
1959-1960
220/14 3560-003
S. 3232 -- Lower Elwha Band Property
1959-1960
220/15 3560-003
S. 3233 -- Fruit Canning or FreezingMarketingOrders
1959-1960
220/16 3560-003
S. 3234 -- Sunnyside Valley Irrigation DistrictandTieton District Property Transferal
1959-1960
220/17 3560-003
S. 3290 -- Public Roads Funding
1959-1960
220/18 3560-003
S. 3309 -- Yakima Reservation Land
1959-1960
220/19 3560-003
S. 3316 -- Spokane Valley Project
1959-1960
220/20 3560-003
S. 3385 -- East-West Cultural Center
1959-1960
220/21 3560-003
S. 3449 -- Blind Financial Assistance
1959-1960
220/22 3560-003
S. 3503 -- Medical Care for Aged
1959-1960
220/23 3560-003
S. 3557 -- Saline Water Conversion
1959-1960
220/24 3560-003
S. 3658 -- Fishery Research Act
1959-1960
220/25 3560-003
S. 3701 -- Quinalt Tribe Lands
1959-1960
220/26 3560-003
S. C. R. 4 -- VHF Television Booster
1959-1960
220/27 3560-003
S. C. R. 7 -- American DentalAssociationAnniversary
1959-1960
220/28 3560-003
S. C. R. 35 -- Anadromous Fish in ColumbiaRiver
1959-1960
220/29 3560-003
S. C. R. 66 -- White Fleet (hospitalships)
1959-1960
220/30 3560-003
S. C. R. 69 -- Steel Strike Settlement
1959-1960
220/31 3560-003
S. J. R. 22 -- Land Management StudyCommission
1959-1960
220/32 3560-003
S. J. R. 41 -- International MedicalResearch
1959-1960
220/33 3560-003
S. J. R. 66 -- College Land GrantsCentennialCelebration
1959-1960
220/34 3560-003
S. J. R. 126 -- Elector Qualifications
1959-1960
220/35 3560-003
S. J. R. 148 -- Dr. Dooley Medal
1959-1960
220/26 3560-003
S. J. R. 152 -- Wilson Memorial
1959-1960
220/37-39 3560-003
S. J. R. 162 -- Water Delivery
1959-1960
220/40 3560-003
S. J. R. 193 -- Mt. Rainier National ParkFacilities
1959-1960
220/41 3560-003
S. J. R. 199 -- American Indian Day
1959-1960
220/42 3560-003
S. J. R. 220 -- George Washington CarverCentennialCommission
1959-1960
220/43 3560-003
S. R. 19 -- Senate Veterans Committee
1959-1960
221/1 3560-003
S. R. 115 -- National Policy
1959-1960
221/2 3560-003
S. R. 118 -- Senate Members Selection
1959-1960
221/3 3560-003
S. R. 129 -- International Health andMedicalResearch Year
1959-1960
221/4 3560-003
S. R. 136 -- Oceanography and ReportResearch
1959-1960
221/5 3560-003
S. R. 173 -- National Jaycee Program
1959-1960
221/6 3560-003
???? -- Air Force Academy
1959-1960
221/7 3560-003
???? -- Annapolis
1959-1960
221/8 3560-003
???? -- Omnibus Plan for Offshore Areas
1959-1960
221/9 3560-003
???? -- West Point
1959-1960
221/10 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1959-1960
87th Congress
1961-1962
Box/Folder Accession
221/11 3560-003
List of Bills Cosponsored and Introduced
1961-1962
221/12-14 3560-003
Requests to Cosponsor Legislation
1961-1962
221/15 3560-003
H. R. 10606 -- Public Assistance
1961-1962
221/16 3560-003
P. L. 566 -- Watershed Application
1961-1962
221/17 3560-003
S. 1 -- Douglas Area Redevelopment
1961-1962
221/18 3560-003
S. 2 -- Small Business Tax
1961-1962
221/19 3560-003
S. 11 -- Clayton Act
1961-1962
221/20 3560-003
S. 109 -- Saline Water Conversion
1961-1962
221/21 3560-003
S. 111 -- Public Land Exchange
1961-1962
221/22 3560-003
S. 146 -- Proxmire Milk Program
1961-1962
221/23 3560-003
S. 153 -- Reorganization Act
1961-1962
221/24-28 3560-003
S. 174 -- Wilderness Bill
1961-1962
221/29 3560-003
S. 239 -- Conservation Act
1961-1962
221/30 3560-003
S. 324 -- White Fleet
1961-1962
231/31 3560-003
S. 325 -- Water Pollution
1961-1962
221/32 3560-003
S. 364 -- West Point Chaplain Committee
1961-1962
221/33-34 3560-003
S. 365 -- Bumping Lake Reservoir
1961-1962
221/35-36 3560-003
S. 366 -- Pig War National Monument
1961-1962
221/27 3560-003
S. 404 -- Youth Conservation Corps
1961-1962
221/38 3560-003
S. 501 -- Forest Roads Development
1961-1962
221/39-40 3560-003
S. 507 -- Quinalt Tribal Lands
1961-1962
221/41 3560-003
S. 529 -- Fiscal Requirement Evaluation
1961-1962
221/42 3560-003
S. 610 -- International Travel Office
1961-1962
221/43-45 3560-003
S. 626 -- Armed Services PayEqualization
1961-1962
222/1-2 3560-003
S. 626 -- Armed Services PayEqualization
1961-1962
222/3-4 3560-003
S. 667 -- Loans To Tribes
1961-1962
222/5 3560-003
S. 668 -- Indian Health Facilities
1961-1962
222/6 3560-003
S. 669 -- Yakima Reservation Land Sales
1961-1962
222/7 3560-003
S. 670 -- Juvenile DelinquentInstitution
1961-1962
222/8 3560-003
S. 777 -- Interstate Crime JudiciaryCommittee
1961-1962
222/9 3560-003
S. 886 -- Freight Car Supply
1961-1962
222/10 3560-003
S. 908 -- Blind Property PossessorsRestrictions
1961-1962
222/11-12a,b-15 3560-003
S. 909 -- Medical Care and Health Insurance forAged
1961-1962
222/16 3560-003
S. 931 -- Geological Survey Outside UnitedStates
1961-1962
222/17 3560-003
S. 1003 -- Fort George Wright NationalCemetery
1961-1962
222/18 3560-003
S. 1021 -- Financial Assistance forEducation
1961-1962
222/19 3560-003
S. 1060 -- Chief Joseph Dam
1961-1962
222/20 3560-003
S. 1124 -- Migrant Children's Education
1961-1962
222/21 3560-003
S. 1125 -- Adult Education for MigrantWorkers
1961-1962
222/22 3560-003
S. 1165 -- Fort Vancouver NationalMonument
1961-1962
222/23 3560-003
S. 1230 -- Fishery Research Program
1961-1962
222/24 3560-003
S. 1245 -- Educational InstitutionHousing
1961-1962
222/25 3560-003
S. 1307 -- Richland, WA Courthouse
1961-1962
222/26 3560-003
S. 1308 -- Sea Cadet Corps
1961-1962
222/27 3560-003
S. 1344 -- Estate Taxes Credit
1961-1962
222/28 3560-003
S. 1390 -- Flag Rank for PathologyDirector
1961-1962
222/29 3560-003
S. 1391 -- Corporation Taxation
1961-1962
222/30 3560-003
S. 1581 -- Wapato-Satus IrrigationProject
1961-1962
222/31 3560-003
S. 1586 -- Research Costs Payment
1961-1962
222/32 3560-003
S. 1622 -- Atomic Energy Community Act
1961-1962
222/33 3560-003
S. 1629 -- State Water Resource Planning
1961-1962
223/1 3560-003
S. 1633 -- Urban Affairs and Housing
1961-1962
232/2 3560-003
S. 1669 -- Railroad Equipment Inspection
1961-1962
223/3 3560-003
S. 1703 -- Federal Airport Act
1961-1962
223/4 3560-003
S. 1710 -- Emergency Livestock Loans
1961-1962
223/5 3560-003
S. 1740 -- Finance Charge Disclosure
1961-1962
223/6 3560-003
S. 1741 -- Deputy for Guam and VirginIslands
1961-1962
223/7 3560-003
S. 1742 -- Major Disaster FederalAssistance
1961-1962
223/8 3560-003
S. 1743 -- Virgin Islands CorporationAct
1961-1962
223/9 3560-003
S. 1756 -- Pasco, WA Relief
1961-1962
223/10 3560-003
S. 1877 -- Academy Appointments
1961-1962
223/11-12 3560-003
S. 2008 -- Spokane Valley Project
1961-1962
223/13 3560-003
S. 2086 -- Banks Lake Reservation
1961-1962
223/14 3560-003
S. 2087 -- Quinalt Reservation
1961-1962
223/15 3560-003
S. 2088 -- Government Comptroller Salary
1961-1962
223/16-18 3560-003
S. 2123 -- Colville Indian Funds
1961-1962
223/19 3560-003
S. 2156 -- Saline Water Conversion
1961-1962
223/20 3560-003
S. 2146 -- National Parks Conference
1961-1962
223/21 3560-003
S. 2301 -- Federal Deposit Insurance Act
1961-1962
223/22-23 3560-003
S. 2320 -- State InstitutionsConstruction
1961-1962
223/24 3560-003
S. 2535 -- Wheat Marketing Act
1961-1962
223/25 3560-003
S. 2697 -- G. I. Bill Extension
1961-1962
223/26 3560-003
S. 2705 -- Whitman National Monument
1961-1962
223/27 3560-003
S. 2737 -- American Flag Vessels
1961-1962
223/28 3560-003
S. 2747 -- Lead and Zinc Mining in UnitedStates
1961-1962
223/29 3560-003
S. 2774 -- Guam Organic Foods Act
1961-1962
223/30 3560-003
S. 2775 - Pacific Trust Territory
1961-1962
223/31 3560-003
S. 2936 - Forest Roads Development
1961-1962
223/32 3560-003
S. 3117 - Outdoor Recreation Program
1961-1962
223/33-35 3560-003
S. 3118 -- Land Conservation Fund
1961-1962
224/1-5 3560-003
S. 3118 -- Land Conservation Fund
1961-1962
224/6 3560-003
S. 3258 -- Limestone Spalls
1961-1962
224/7 3560-003
S. 3260 -- Puget Sound Survey
1961-1962
224/8 3560-003
S. 3431 -- Pacific Marine FisheriesCompact
1961-1962
224/9 3560-003
S. 3512 -- Copper Import Tax
1961-1962
224/10 3560-003
S. C. R. 4 -- Fuels Study
1961-1962
224/11 3560-003
S. C. R. 16 -- Congress Adjournment Date
1961-1962
224/12 3560-003
S. J. R. 13 -- Mt. Rainier National Park
1961-1962
224/13 3560-003
S. J. R. 40 -- Lewis and Clark Highway
1961-1962
224/14 3560-003
S. J. R. 51 -- Woodrow Wilson Memorial
1961-1962
224/15 3560-003
S. J. R. 58 -- Electors Qualifications
1961-1962
224/16 3560-003
S. J. R. 76 -- Irrigation in Washington
1961-1962
224/17 3560-003
S. J. R. 84 -- American Indian Day
1961-1962
224/18 3560-003
S. R. 105 -- National Fuels Study
1961-1962
224/19 3560-003
S. R. 133 -- Dr. Theodore von Karman
1961-1962
224/20 3560-003
S. R. 134 -- Veterans Affairs RulesCommittee
1961-1962
224/21 3560-003
S. R. 150 -- Railroad Mergers CommerceCommission
1961-1962
224/22 3560-003
S. R. 154 -- White Fleet
1961-1962
224/23 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961-1962
Washington State Matters
1953
1953
Box/Folder Accession
224/24-25 3560-003
General
224/26 3560-003
Courts
224/27 3560-003
Legislature
224/28 3560-003
Public Welfare
1954
1954
Box/Folder Accession
224/29-30 3560-003
General
1955
1955
Box/Folder Accession
224/31 3560-003
Legislature
1956
1956
Box/Folder Accession
225/1-2 3560-003
General
1957
1957
Box/Folder Accession
225/3-6 3560-003
General
225/7 3560-003
Industrial Expansion -- Snohomish County IndustrialBureau
225/8 3560-003
International Boxing Tournament
1958
1958
Box/Folder Accession
225/9-13 3560-003
General
225/14 3560-003
Eastvold (Don) World Trip
225/15 3560-003
Surplus Food - Distribution Problem
World Fair (Century 21)
Box/Folder Accession
225/16-17 3560-003
Commission
225/18 3560-003
National Science Planning Board (Invitations and Responses)
1959
1959
Box/Folder Accession
226/1-7 3560-003
General
226/8-11 3560-003
Century 21
1960
1960
Box/Folder Accession
226/12-17 3560-003
General
227/1 3560-003
General
227/2 3560-003
Aerojet Sites
227/3-4 3560-003
Century 21
227/5 3560-003
Hill-Burton Act
1961
1961
Box/Folder Accession
227/6-16 3560-003
General
228/1-2 3560-003
Century 21General
228/3-5 3560-003
Press Releases and Memos
Magnuson, Warren G. -- Silver Anniversary Dinner
Box/Folder Accession
228/6 3560-003
Invitations
228/7 3560-003
Invitation Responses
Box/Folder Accession
228/8 3560-003
Public Power -- H. 197
228/9 3560-003
Tacoma Air Pollution
1962
1962
Box/Folder Accession
228/10-18 3560-003
General
229/1-3 3560-003
General
229/4-7 3560-003
Century 21
229/8 3560-003
Lumber Industry
1963
1963
Box/Folder Accession
229/9-17 3560-003
General
229/18 3560-003
Sumner Iron Works
Jobs and Appointments ("Senate Nominations")(See also the Addendum)
Box/Folder Accession
230/1 3560-003
Cain, Harry P. -- appointment as U.S. Veterans Administration. Administrator
1953
230/2-3 3560-003
Strauss, Lewis L. -- nomination as U.S. Commerce Department. Secretary
1959
230/4-16 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1953-1964
Trip Files
Box/Folder Accession
230/17-21 3560-003
Antarctica
1959-1960
230/22 3560-003
Hawaii
1961
230/23-23a 3560-003
Soviet Union
1956
230/24 3560-003
Soviet Union
1959
231/1-2 3560-003
Vietnam
1962
231/3-25 3560-003
Washington State (incl. Rocky Reach Dam dedication and Kennedy (John F.) Visit)
1956-1963
Speeches and Writings
Box/Folder Accession
232/1 3560-003
"An Academy of National Policy"; Industrial College of the Armed Forces, Washington,D.C.
1958
232/2 3560-003
Admission Day Celebration, Hawaii (Statehood)
November 29, 1958
232/3 3560-003
Agriculture
1958
232/4 3560-003
"America's Rediscovery of Excellence"; Democratic Women's Club
1959
232/5 3560-003
"America's Rediscovery of Learning"; Pacific Northwest Conference on Higher Education, Washington. State College, Pullman, WA
July 11-1912, 1959
232/5a 3560-003
"America's Testing Time"; Active 20-30 International Convention; Seattle, WA
July 1963
232/6 3560-003
Anderson (Clinton) Testimonial
undated
232/7 3560-003
Basic Democratic Speech
1958
232/8 3560-003
Book Review, The Question of National Defense," by Oskar Morgenstern; Washington Post
November 8, 1959
232/9-10 3560-003
Campaign
1960
232/11 3560-003
Campaign; Clarksburg, WV (as chair of Democratic Party. National Committee)
October 1, 1960
232/12 3560-003
Campaign; Everett, WA
1952
232/13 3560-003
Campaign; Greensburg, PA (as Chair of Democratic Party. National Committee)
1960
232/14 3560-003
Campaign; Hartford, CT (as Chair of Democratic Party. National Committee)
September 24, 1960
232/15 3560-003
Campaign; Indiana (as Chair of Democratic Party. National Committee)
1960
232/16 3560-003
Campaign; Kansas City, MO (as Chair of the Democratic Party. National Committee)
October 6, 1960
232/17 3560-003
Campaign; Kearny, NB (as Chair of the Democratic Party. National Committee)
October 5, 1960
232/18 3560-003
Campaign; League of Women Voters, Minneapolis, MN (as Chair of Democratic Party. National Committee)
October 6, 1960
232/19 3560-003
Campaign; Madison, WI (as Chair of Democratic Party. National Committee)
October 4, 1960
232/20 3560-003
Campaign; Midwest Democratic Conference; Okalahoma City, OK (as Chair of Democratic Party. National Committee)
September 16, 1960
232/21 3560-003
Campaign; Minneapolis, MN (as Chair of Democratic Party. National Committee)
1960
232/22 3560-003
"The Case for the Democrats"; Saturday Evening Post
October 15, 1960
232/23 3560-003
"The Challenge of the Twentieth Century"; Democratic Mock Political Convention,Washington and Lee University; Lexington,VA
May 2, 1960
232/24 3560-003
"The Citizen and National Security"; Industrial College of the Armed Forces, Spokane, WA
April 9, 1962
232/24a 3560-003
"The Citizen and Foreign Policy"; Foundation for Understanding Through Students; Seattle, WA
April 15, 1963
232/25 3560-003
Civil Rights (Incl. 1957 Equal Rights Amendment)
1957
232/26 3560-003
"The Cold War"; Industrial War College
April 12, 1960
232/27 3560-003
Columbia Basin Project
1957
232/28 3560-003
"Commitment to Freedom"; Armed Forces Day Celebration, Huntsville, AL
May 15, 1959
232/29 3560-003
Communism; Nebraska State Bar Association, Omaha, NB
October 6, 1960
232/30 3560-003
Communism; New Jersey
November 2, 1960
232/31 3560-003
Communism; Texas
1960
232/32 3560-003
Congressional Over-staffing
February 1963
232/33 3560-003
Defense and Foreign Policy
1962
232/34-35 3560-003
Defense and Outer Space
1954-1960
232/36 3560-003
Defense; Georgetown University Center for Strategic Studies Conference, Washington, D.C.
January 23, 1963
232/37 3560-003
Defense Program; National Security Commission of the American Legion; Washington, D.C.
January 28, 1960
232/38 3560-003
Defense Strategy Seminar; National War College
July 11, 1961
232/39 3560-003
Democratic Party (personal notes)
1954
232/40 3560-003
Democratic Party; Arizona
1961
232/41 3560-003
Democratic Party. National Committee
1961-1963
232/42 3560-003
Democratic Program; Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner; Hartford, CT
March 8, 1958
232/43 3560-003
Disclosure Rules -- regulatory agency employees
1957
232/44 3560-003
Economic Resources
1957
232/45 3560-003
Economy
1962
232/46 3560-003
Economy and Defense
1960
232/47 3560-003
Economy, Taxes and Recession
1953-1958
232/48 3560-003
Education
1958
232/49 3560-003
Education; Bremerton Teachers
September 28, 1961
232/50 3560-003
"Effect of NPR on Industrial Growth"
1961
232/51 3560-003
"Excellence and the National Service"; Industrial College of the Armed Forces
June 12, 1962
232/52 3560-003
"Excellence and the Public Service"; Quest for Quality Conference, University of Washington, Seattle, WA
November 19, 1962
232/53 3560-003
Face the Nation, CBS Broadcast
August 14, 1960
232/54 3560-003
"Fact, Fiction and the National Security"; The Business Council
May 10, 1963
232/55 3560-003
"Fact, Fiction and National Security"; Methodist Dinner; Seattle, WA
November 1963
232/56 3560-003
Farms
1954
232/57 3560-003
Federal Pay Legislation
1957
232/58 3560-003
Foreign Policy (incl. disarmament and United Nations)
1958-1959
232/59 3560-003
Foreign Policy and Defense; the Active 20-30 International Club; Seattle, WA
July 1963
232/60 3560-003
"Forging a National Strategy"; Military Government Association, Washington, D.C.
June 14, 1959
233/1 3560-003
"Freemasons and Freedom"
1966
233/2 3560-003
Free Men and Freedom" (Washington University Students)
1963
233/3 3560-003
"Free Men and National Security"
undated
233/4 3560-003
"Government, Business and Science: Partners in National Security"; Aerospace Industries Association of America; Williamsburg, VA
1963
233/5 3560-003
Government Spending; Inland Empire Waterways Association
November 4, 1963
233/6 3560-003
Grand Coulee Lighting System Dedication; Grand Coulee, WA
May 30, 1958
233/7 3560-003
"Great Issues of the 86th Congress"; The Argus
January 1959
233/8 3560-003
Highway Program
1959
233/9 3560-003
Housing
1958
233/10 3560-003
"How Does a Liberal Look at the Sixties?" Oberlin College; Oberlin, OH
1962
233/11 3560-003
"How Shall We Forge a Strategy for Survival?" National War College
April 16, 1959
233/12 3560-003
Immigration
1958
233/13 3560-003
Interview, Puget Soundings
September 10, 1960
233/14 3560-003
"Is Our Defense Program Adequate?" American Forum of the Air, broadcast
undated
233/15 3560-003
Israel Bonds
1955
233/16 3560-003
"Its One World"
undated
233/17 3560-003
Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner; Willmington, DE
May 12, 1962
233/18 3560-003
July 4th Address; Everett, WA
1963
233/19 3560-003
Juvenile Delinquency
1953
233/20 3560-003
Kefauver (Estes) Dedication
undated
233/21 3560-003
"Kennedy Cares"; 7th Congressional District Dinner; Detroit, MI
September 25, 1960
233/22 3560-003
Kuykendall, Jerome K. -- nomination to the U.S. Federal Power Commission
1957
233/23 3560-003
Labor
1958
233/24 3560-003
Labor Day; Steelworkers Picnic; Youngstown, OH
September 5, 1960
233/25 3560-003
Laurier, WA Airport Dedication
July 11, 1963
233/26 3560-003
"The Lawyer and the Public Service"
1956
233/27 3560-003
"Leadership for the Sixties"; Democratic Party National Committee; Boston, MA
November 1, 1960
233/28 3560-003
Livestock Industry; Wool Growers Association; Phoenix, AZ
January 22, 1958
233/29 3560-003
Meet the Press, NBC Broadcast
February 28, 1960
233/30 3560-003
Meet the Press, NBC Broadcast
October 23, 1960
233/31 3560-003
"Meeting the Challenge of Retirement: Through Federal Services"; Governor's Council on Aging, Washington, DC
November 15, 1963
233/31a 3560-003
The Military Implementation of Our Foreign Policy"; U.S. Industrial College of the Armed Forces; Washington, D.C.
April 20, 1955
2331/32 3560-003
Mining Legislation
1958
233/33 3560-003
Mining; Northwest Mining Association; Spokane, WA
December 6, 1963
233/34 3560-003
"Mobilizing Talent for National Security"; National Defense Executive Reserve Training Conference
May 23, 1960
233/35 3560-003
"The Missile Gap"; The Argus
February 19, 1960
233/36 3560-003
National Security; Hawaii
undated
233/37 3560-003
National Security; Navy Group
November 16, 1963
233/38 3560-003
National Security Seminar; Chamber of Commerce and Industrial College of the Armed Forces; Grays Harbor, WA
May 4, 1963
233/39 3560-003
National Security; Tiger Club
undated
233/40 3560-003
NATO Parliamentarians Conference. Asian and African Languages Study Group
1959
233/41-42 3560-003
Natural Resources
1958
233/43 3560-003
Natural Resources; Bellingham Sportsmen
September 7, 1957
233/44 3560-003
"Needed -- A First Things First Defense Program"
1960
233/45 3560-003
"The New Frontiers After 65"; National Committee on the Aging; New York, NY
October 19, 1960
233/46 3560-003
"The New Production Reactor at Ha-nford, WA"; U.S. Senate
July 18, 1961
234/1-2 3560-003
Norway
1952-1958
234/3 3560-003
N. S. Haddo Launching; New York Shipbuilding Corporation; Camden, NJ
August 18, 1962
234/4 3560-003
"The Old Quest for Peace in the New Age of Science"; Borah Foundation; University of Idaho, Moscow, ID
March 20, 1958
234/5 3560-003
"The Older Worker Problem"
1957
234/6 3560-003
"Organizing for National Security"; U.S. Government Operations Committee. National Policy Machinery Subcommittee (final statement)
1961
234/7 3560-003
"Organizing for Survival"; Foreign Affairs
April 1960
234/8 3560-003
"Our Future and Fisheries"; U.S. Commercial Fisheries Bureau Laboratory; Seattle, WA
July 3, 1963
234/9 3560-003
"Our Posture as a World Power"; United States Chamber of Commerce; Washington, D.C.
May 1-194, 1963
234/10 3560-003
"Peace Demands a Policy"; American Society of International Law; Washington, D.C.
May 2, 1959
234/11 3560-003
Peaceful Atom
1948-1955
234/12 3560-003
Post Office Dedication; Aberdeen, WA
April 13, 1963
234/13 3560-003
Postal Service; Seattle Chamber of Commerce
April 16, 1963
234/14 3560-003
Pre-paid Health Care; Washington State Dental Association; Seattle, WA
March 24, 1958
234/15 3560-003
"Promising Aspects of the Peaceful Atom"; Providence Hospital; Seattle
May 19, 1958
234/16 3560-003
"Public Confidence and National Security"; Industrial College of the Armed Forces
May 27, 1963
234/17 3560-003
"Public Opinion and National Security"
1963
234/18 3560-003
Public Power; Inland Power and Light Company; Mead, WA
March 29, 1957
234/19 3560-003
Public Power; Northwest Public Power Association; Seattle, WA
April 1963
234/20 3560-003
Public Power; Washington State Labor Council; Richland, WA
July 8, 1963
234/21 3560-003
Public Power; Public Works and Natural Resources
1960
234/22 3560-003
Quemoy and Matsu
1958
234/23-24 3560-003
Recession
1958
234/25 3560-003
"The Rediscovery of Excellence"; Walla Walla College; Walla Walla, WA
1961
234/26 3560-003
Republican Record; Nine County Democratic League; Shelton, WA
June 14, 1958
234/27 3560-003
"Research and Education in the Field of National Security Policy"; University of Washington; Seattle, WA
1962
234/28 3560-003
Rocky Reach Hydroelectric Project Dedication; Wenatchee, WA
July 20, 1963
234/29 3560-003
Russia
1958-1960
234/30 3560-003
"The Significance of the Soviet Challenge"; National War College; Washington, D.C.
April 28, 1958
234/31 3560-003
Sino-Soviet Disputes
undated
234/32 3560-003
"Some Legal Implications in the Operation of Nuclear Powered Ships"; JAG Journal (U.S. Navy. Judge Advocate General)
April 1959
234/33 3560-003
"Status and Prospects for Atomic Power Development"; American Public Power Association; Seattle, WA
May 28, 1959
234/34 3560-003
"The Strength of the Democratic Party"; Thomas Jefferson Dinner; Parkersburg, WV
June 6, 1959
234/35 3560-003
Tacoma Industrial Airport Dedication; Tacoma, WA
1963
234/36 3560-003
"The Task of American Statesmanship"; United Jewish Appeal; New York, NY
April 14, 1959
234/37 3560-003
"The Task of American Statesmanship in a Nuclear Age"; World Affairs Institute, Washington. State College; Pullman, WA
1959
234/38 3560-003
Technology Advancement; Carolina Symposium, University of North Carolina; Chapel Hill, NC
March 16, 1958
234/39 3560-003
Test Ban Treaty
1962
234/40 3560-003
"To Forge a Strategy for Survival"; Public Administration Review
Summer 1959
234/41 3560-003
Unemployment; American Federation of Labor Congress of Industrial organizations
undated
234/42 3560-003
U.S. Forest Service
1958
234/43 3560-003
U.S. National Archives and Records Service. Federal Archives and Records Center Dedication; Seattle, WA
1963
234/44 3560-003
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. National Policy Machinery Subcommittee
1959-1961
234/45 3560-003
"The United States in the United Nations: An Independent Audit"; National Press Club
March 20, 1962
234/45a 3560-003
U.S.S. Richard Byrd Commissioning; Todd Shipyard; Seattle, WA
February 6, 1962
234/46 3560-003
U.S.S. Skate and U.S.S. Seadragon Recognition; Century 21 Exposition; Seattle, WA
September 3, 1962
234/47 3560-003
Urbie Day; Hoqium, WA
April 4, 1963
235/1 3560-003
Vice Presidential Candidacy -- Johnson (Lyndon B.) vs. Lodge (Henry Cabot)
1960
235/2-3 3560-003
Vietnam
1962
235/4 3560-003
Voting; Monsanto Maqazine
July 28, 1960
235/5 3560-003
"We Must Catch Up"; Washington Banker's Association; Spokane, WA
October 10, 1957
235/6 3560-003
Whidbey Island Naval Air Station
1957
235/7 3560-003
Youth Conservation Corps
undated
235/8-11 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1951-1959
Speeches and Writings - Others
Box/Folder Accession
235/12 3560-003
Downs, Patricia - Report
August 19, 1961
235/13-14 3560-003
Kennedy, John F.
1957-1961
235/15 3560-003
Kennedy (John F.)-Nixon (Richard) Debates -- Meet the Press
1960
235/16 3560-003
Kerr, Robert S.
1956-1959
235/17 3560-003
"Our American Government"; U.S. Congress
1953-1956
235/18-19a 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1953-1962
Box/Folder Accession
235/19b 3560-003
Speeches and Writings - Unidentified
Box
236 3560-003
Appointment Books
1955-1963
236 3560-003
Guest Books
1955-1958
Press Releases (incl. speech excerpts and public statements)
Box/Folder Accession
235/20 3560-003
Microfilm Copies (incl. telegraphic releases; reel l also includes releases from 1941-52)
1956-1963
235/21-29 3560-003
Papers Copies (incl. some releases and speech excerpts not on microfilm)
1958-1960
237/1-4 3560-003
Paper Copies (incl. some releases and speech excerpts not on microfilm)
1960-1961
Clippings (Scrapbooks) (See also Addendum)
1952
1952
Box/Folder Accession
237/5 3560-003
Campaign
1953
1953
Box/Folder Accession
237/6 3560-003
Atomic Power
237/7 3560-003
Atomic Weapons and Disarmament
237/8 3560-003
Democratic Party
Departmental
Box/Folder Accession
237/9 3560-003
U.S. Interior Department
237/10 3560-003
Miscellaneous
Box/Folder Accession
237/11-12 3560-003
Hell's Canyon
237/13-15 3560-003
McCarthy (Joseph) Committee (U.S. Senate. GovernmentOperations Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations)
237/16-17 3560-003
McCarthy (Joseph) Controversies
238/1 3560-003
McCarthy (Joseph) Controversies
238/1-3 3560-003
Mathews, J. B.
238/4 3560-003
Olympic National Park
238/5 3560-003
Pelly, Thomas
238/6-7 3560-003
Public Power
238/8 3560-003
Republican Party (incl. Langlie, Arthur B.; Cain,Harry P.)
238/9 3560-003
Speeches -- HMJ
238/10 3560-003
Tidelands Oil
238/11 3560-003
U.S. Information Agency Investigation
238/12 3560-003
U.S. Voice of America -- Baker-West Project
238/13 3560-003
Westland, Jack
238/14 3560-003
White, Harry Dexter
238/15-16 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1954
1954
Box/Folder Accession
238/17 3560-003
Defense Procurement Policy
238/18 3560-003
McCarthy (Joseph) Committee (U.S. Senate. GovernmentOperations Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations -- Army-McCarthyHearings)
239/1 3560-003
McCarthy (Joseph) Committee
239/2-8 3560-003
McCarthy (Joseph) Controversies
239/9 3560-003
Westland, Jack
239/10-11 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1955
1955
Box/Folder Accession
239/12 3560-003
Atomic Energy
239/13 3560-003
Interior and Insular Affairs (incl. Hell's Canyonand Alaska-Hawaii Statehood)
239/14-15 3560-003
Republican Party (incl. Cain, Harry P.; Langlie,Arthur; Eastvold, Don)
239/16 3560-003
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
239/17 3560-003
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee.Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
239/18 3560-003
Miscellaneous
240/1 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1956
1956
Box/Folder Accession
240/2 3560-003
Agriculture
240/3-4 3560-003
Armed Forces
240/5-6 3560-003
Ballistic Missiles
240/7-9 3560-003
Elections
240/10 3560-003
Foreign Affairs
240/11-12 3560-003
Interior and Insular Affairs (incl. Hell's Canyon)
240/13 3560-003
National Affairs and Voting Records
240/14 3560-003
Republican Party (incl., Langlie, Arthur B.; Pelly,Thomas; Westland, Jack; Tollefson, Thor C.; Eastvold, Don; Cain, Harry P.)
240/15-16 3560-003
U.S. Air Force -- bomber shortage
240/17 3560-003
U.S. Congress. Atomic Energy Joint Committee
240/18 3560-003
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee
241/1-5 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1957
1957
Box/Folder Accession
241/6 3560-003
Agriculture
241/7-9 3560-003
Armed Forces
241/10-11 3560-003
Atomic Energy
241/12 3560-003
Defense
241/13 3560-003
Foreign Affairs
241/14 3560-003
Interior and Insular Affairs (incl. McKay, Douglas-- appointment)
241/15 3560-003
Missiles and Atomic Weapons
241/16-17 3560-003
National Affairs
241/18 3560-003
NATO
241/19 3560-003
Public Affairs
241/20 3560-003
Roads
241/21 3560-003
Schools
241/22-23 3560-003
State Projects
242/1-2 3560-003
State Projects
242/3 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1958
1958
Box/Folder Accession
270/11 3560-003
Agriculture
242/4 3560-003
Armed Forces
242/5-13 3560-003
Campaign
242/14-16 3560-003
Defense
242/17-18 3560-003
Departmental and Legislative
242/19 3560-003
Elections
243/1 3560-003
Foreign Affairs
270/12 3560-003
Industry
243/2 3560-003
Natural Resources
243/3-4 3560-003
Political Affairs
243/5 3560-003
Public Affairs
243/6 3560-003
Recreation
243/7 3560-003
Roads
243/8 3560-003
Schools
243/9 3560-003
State Projects
243/10-11 3560-003
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
243/12-13 3560-003
Miscellaneous
270/13 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1959
1959
Box/Folder Accession
270/14 3560-003
Campaign and Election/Century 21
243/14-17 3560-003
Defense
270/15-16 3560-003
Departmental and Legislative
243/18-19 3560-003
Departmental and Legislative
270/17 3560-003
Diplomatic and Foreign Relations
270/18 3560-003
Editorial Comments on HMJ
270/19-20 3560-003
Natural Resources
271/1-2 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1960
1960
Box/Folder Accession
271/3-5 3560-003
Defense
271/6-10 3560-003
Democratic Party. National Committee andPresidential Election
271/11-13 3560-003
Departmental and Legislative
271/14 3560-003
Diplomatic and Foreign Relations
271/15 3560-003
Editorial Comment on HMJ
271/16-17 3560-003
Jackson for Vice President
271/18 3560-003
Natural Resources
271/19 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
1961
Box/Folder Accession
272/1 3560-003
Agriculture and Interior/Ports and Waterways/IndianAffairs
272/2 3560-003
Labor/Commerce and Trade/Natural Resources
272/3-4 3560-003
Miscellaneous (incl. Kennedy (John F.) Visit)
1962
1962
Box/Folder Accession
272/5 3560-003
Agriculture
243/20 3560-003
Contracts and Awards
272/6 3560-003
Estes, Billie Sol
243/21 3560-003
Interior Affairs
244/1 3560-003
National Security and Foreign Affairs
244/2-3 3560-003
Political and Personal Appearances
244/4 3560-003
Ports and Waterways
244/5 3560-003
Seattle World's Fair (Century 21)
244/6-8 3560-003
United Nations
244/9-10a,b 3560-003
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission and Hanford, WA
244/11 3560-003
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee.Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
244/12 3560-003
Miscellaneous
272/7 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1963
1963
Box/Folder Accession
272/8 3560-003
Agriculture
244/13a,b 3560-003
Commerce and Fisheries
244/14-16 3560-003
Contracts and Awards
245/1 3560-003
Defense National
245/2-3 3560-003
State
272/9 3560-003
Editorial Comments on IIMJ
272/10 3560-003
Foreign Affairs and National Security
245/7 3560-003
Kennedy (John F.) Visit
272/10a 3560-003
Labor and Employment/Health and Education
245/8 3560-003
Ports and Waterways
245/9 3560-003
Reclamation and Irrigation
245/10 3560-003
State Appearances
272/11-12 3560-003
State Appearances
272/13-15 3560-003
State Politics
272/16 3560-003
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
246/1 3560-003
Air Power -- Eisenhower administration record
1953
246/1a 3560-003
"American Strategy and Strength" Report Analysis
1960
246/2 3560-003
Campaign
1952-1956
Democratic Party. National Committee
Box/Folder Accession
246/3-8 3560-003
General Correspondence
1957-1961
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
246/9 3560-003
Contributions
1961
246/10 3560-003
Fact Sheets
1957-1958
246/11 3560-003
Presidential Election -- candidates and strategies
1959
246/12 3560-003
President's Birthday Ball
1961
246/13 3560-003
Recommendations for New Administration (appointive jobs)
1960-1961
246/14 3560-003
State Speakers
1959
Box/Folder Accession
246/15 3560-003
Democratic Party. Senatorial Campaign Committee
1961
Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee
Box/Folder Accession
246/16-21 3560-003
General Correspondence
1959-1961
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
246/22 3560-003
Congressional Districts
1957
246/23 3560-003
Precinct Committeemen
1961
Box/Folder Accession
246/24 3560-003
Dental and Medical Legislation
1958
246/24a 3560-003
Electoral College
1960
246/25 3560-003
Goldstein (Sol and Goldie) Dinner
1976
246/26 3560-003
Hayden (Carl) Dinner
1961
246/27 3560-003
Housing
1959
246/28-29a 3560-003
Kennedy, John F. -- condolences
1963
247/1 3560-003
Kennedy, John F. -- condolences
1963
Labor
Box/Folder Accession
247/2 3560-003
Kennedy-Ives Bill
1958
247/3 3560-003
Pension and Welfare Plan Disclosure Act
1958
247/4 3560-003
Right to Work (Initiative 202)
1958
247/5 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1959
Box/Folder Accession
247/6 3560-003
Legislative Record -- 86th Congress
1959
247/7 3560-003
Military Issues
1962
247/7a 3560-003
Missile Diplomacy
1960
247/8 3560-003
Public Works Appropriations
1957
247/9 3560-003
Mt. Rainier National Park Hotel Facilities
1959
247/10 3560-003
National Military Industrial Conference
1959
247/11 3560-003
Shelton Cooperative Sustained Yield Unit
1953
247/12-13 3560-003
State Resources
1958
247/14-15 3560-003
TFX Fighter-Bomber
1963
247/16-17 3560-003
U.S. Congress. Internal Revenue Taxation Joint Committee
1962-1963
247/18-19 3560-003
Voting Record -- HMJ
1957-1962
247/20 3560-003
Western States Democratic Senators Conference
1959
247/21-22 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1958-1960
Committee Records and Aides' Papers
Democratic Party. National Committee. Chairman
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
247/23 3560-003
Ashman, Eleanor
1960
247/24 3560-003
A
1960
247/25 3560-003
Bartlett, E. L.
1960
247/26 3560-003
Belkap, George
1960
247/27 3560-003
Booth, Harry V.
1960
247/28 3560-003
Boykin, Frank W.
1960
247/29 3560-003
Brightman, Samuel C.
1960
247/30 3560-003
Brooks, Jack
1960
248/1 3560-003
B
1960
248/2 3560-003
C
1960
248/3 3560-003
D
1960
248/4 3560-003
E
1960
248/5 3560-003
Farley, James A.
1960
248/6 3560-003
Fowler, Henry H.
1960
248/7 3560-003
F
1960
248/8 3560-003
G
1960
248/9 3560-003
Halbersteadter, Claus
1960
248/10 3560-003
Healy, T. J.
1960
248/11 3560-003
H - I
1960
248/12 3560-003
Johnson, Lyndon B.
1960
248/13 3560-003
J
1960
248/14 3560-003
Kennedy, John F.
1960
248/15 3560-003
Krueger, Culp
1960
248/16 3560-003
K
1960
248/17 3560-003
Leventhal, Harold
1960
248/18 3560-003
L
1960
248/19 3560-003
McCormack, John W.
1960
248/20 3560-003
McGhee, George C.
1960
248/21 3560-003
M
1960
248/22 3560-003
N
1960
248/23 3560-003
O
1960
248/24 3560-003
P - Q
1960
248/25 3560-003
R
1960
248/26 3560-003
Sheldon, Raymond
1960
248/27 3560-003
S
1960
248/28 3560-003
Truman, Harry S.
1960
248/29 3560-003
T
1960
248/30 3560-003
U - V
1960
248/31 3560-003
Williams, G. Mennen
1960
248/32 3560-003
W
1960
248/33 3560-003
X, Y, Z
1960
249/1 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1960
249/2 3560-003
Complimentary Letters
1960
Congratulatory Messages
Box/Folder Accession
249/3-8 3560-003
re: Chairmanship
1960
249/9-10 3560-003
re: Kennedy Elected
1960
249/11-12 3560-003
re: HMJ's Congratulatory Message
1960
249/13-14 3560-003
Invitations
1960
249/15-18 3560-003
Religion Problems (incl. Kennedy, John F. letter)
1960
Box/Folder Accession
249/19-22 3560-003
Views on Candidates and Platforms
1960
Box/Folder Accession
249/23 3560-003
Notes and Memoranda
Itineraries
Box/Folder Accession
250/1-2 3560-003
Jackson, Henry M.
1960
250/3-4 3560-003
Kennedy, John F.
1960
Minutes
Box/Folder Accession
250/5 3560-003
Executive Committee Meeting
January 21, 1961
Speeches and Writings -- HMJ
Box/Folder Accession
250/6 3560-003
Acceptance of National Chairmanship
July 1960
250/7 3560-003
Republican Party Requests for Fees
October 15, 1960
250/8 3560-003
Resignation
January 21, 1961
250/9 3560-003
Missile Gap
February 9, 1961
250/10 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1960-1961
Speeches and Writings -- Kennedy, John F.
Box/Folder Accession
250/11 3560-003
African Educational Help
July 27, 1960
250/12 3560-003
Death of Leland Olds
August 5, 1960
250/13 3560-003
Governor Harriman to Undertake Mission to Africa
August 18, 1960
250/14 3560-003
Minimum Wage Bill
August 18, 1960
250/15 3560-003
Farmers for Kennedy Committee Formation
August 19, 1960
250/16 3560-003
Untitled; VFW 61st Annual Convention
August 23, 1960
250/17 3560-003
Jewish High Holy Days
August 29, 1960
250/18 3560-003
Minimum Wage Conference
August 30, 1960
250/19 3560-003
Better Representation of Racial Groups in the Federal Judiciary
August 31, 1960
250/20 3560-003
Untitled: Manchester, NH
September 2, 1960
250/21 3560-003
Untitled; Presque Isle, ME
September 2, 1960
250/22 3560-003
Untitled; Portland, ME
September 2, 1960
250/23 3560-003
Untitled; Bangor, ME
September 2, 1960
250/24 3560-003
Untitled; San Francisco International Airport
September 3, 1960
250/25 3560-003
Special Labor Day Message
September 4, 1960
250/26 3560-003
Untitled: Flint, MI
September 5, 1960
250/27 3560-003
Untitled; Cadillac Square, Detroit, MI
September 5, 1960
250/28 3560-003
Untitled; Spokane, WA
September 6, 1960
250/29 3560-003
Untitled; Pocatello, ID
September 6, 1960
250/30 3560-003
Russian Infiltration and Suppression in the Congo
September 6, 1960
250/31 3560-003
Untitled; Seattle, WA
September 6, 1960
250/32 3560-003
Untitled; Portland, OR
September 7, 1960
250/33 3560-003
Unemployment Redevelopment
September 7, 1960
250/34 3560-003
Untitled; Salem, OR
September 7, 1960
250/35 3560-003
Lack of Administration Action on Unemployment
September 8, 1960
250/36 3560-003
Untitled; Oakland, CA
September 8, 1960
250/37 3560-003
Untitled; Redding, CA
September 8, 1960
250/38 3560-003
Wickard, Claude
September 8, 1960
250/39 3560-003
Untitled; Urban Problems Conference; Washington, D.C.
September 9, 1960
250/40 3560-003
Chinese American Businessman's Committee Meeting
September 9, 1960
250/41 3560-003
Untitled; Fresno, CA
September 9, 1960
250/42 3560-003
Untitled; Los Angeles, CA
September 9, 1960
250/43 3560-003
Untitled; Houston, TX
September 12, 1960
250/44 3560-003
Untitled; New Jobs and New Growth Conference; Charleston, WV
September 12, 1960
250/45 3560-003
Untitled; Question and Answer Period; Houston, TX
September 13, 1960
250/46 3560-003
Untitled; Texarkana, TX
September 13, 1960
250/47 3560-003
Untitled; International Association of Machinists Convention; St. Louis, MO
September 14, 1960
250/48 3560-003
Untitled; Women's Democratic Luncheon; New York, NY
September 14, 1960
250/49 3560-003
Untitled; Liberal Party Dinner; New York, NY
September 14, 1960
250/50 3560-003
Untitled; Bergen Mall; Bergen, NJ
September 15, 1960
250/51 3560-003
Untitled; Reading, PA
September 16, 1960
250/52 3560-003
Untitled; Biennial Clergy Laity Conference of GreekUntitled; Orthodox Church
September 17, 1960
250/53 3560-003
Citizenship Day
September 17, 1960
250/54 3560-003
Untitled; Charleston, WV
September 19, 1960
250/55 3560-003
Untitled; Atlantic City, NJ
September 19, 1960
250/56 3560-003
Untitled; Sheraton-Park Hotel
September 20, 1960
250/57 3560-003
Untitled; Statement
September 20, 1960
250/58 3560-003
Untitled; Nashville, TN
September 20, 1960
250/59 3560-003
Education for African Freedom
September 21, 1960
250/60 3560-003
Congratulations to Prime Minister of Nigeria
September 22, 1960
250/61 3560-003
Untitled; Memphis, TN
September 22, 1960
250/62 3560-003
Untitled; Billings, MT
September 22, 1960
250/63 3560-003
Untitled; Denver, CO
September 23, 1960
250/64 3560-003
Untitled; Salt Lake City, UT
September 23, 1960
250/65 3560-003
First Kennedy-Nixon Debate
September 26, 1960
250/66 3560-003
Federal Powers; Lockport, NY
September 28, 1960
250/67 3560-003
America's Experience in Foreign Policy; Syracuse, NY
September 29, 1960
250/68 3560-003
Captive Nations; Polish American Congress; Chicago, IL
October 1, 1960
250/69 3560-003
"Leap Year Liberalism"; Minneapolis, MN
October 2, 1960
250/70 3560-003
Pulaski Day Message
October 2, 1960
250/71 3560-003
Untitled; Duluth, MN
October 2, 1960
250/72 3560-003
Untitled; Carbondale, IL
October 3, 1960
250/73 3560-003
Nixon-Benson Farm Program; Springfield, IL
October 3, 1960
250/74 3560-003
"Confidence in American Strength"; St. Louis, MO
October 3, 1960
250/75 3560-003
Nation's New Voters
October 5, 1960
250/76 3560-003
Economy; Indianapolis, IN
October 5, 1960
250/77 3560-003
Unemployment; Evansville, IN
October 5, 1960
250/78 3560-003
Midyear Budget Report
October 5, 1960
250/79 3560-003
National Unity; Louisville, KT
October 5, 1960
250/80 3560-003
Cuba; Cincinnati, OH
October 6, 1960
250/81 3560-003
Civil Rights
October 7, 1960
250/82 3560-003
Two Basic Goals; Farmers for Kennedy-Johnson
October 9, 1960
250/83 3560-003
Prestige; Salem, OH
October 9, 1960
250/84 3560-003
Urban Affairs Conference; Pittsburgh, PA
October 10, 1960
250/85 3560-003
Calhoun-Webster; Columbia, SC
October 10, 1960
250/86 3560-003
Health and Medical Research; Warm Springs, GA
October 10, 1960
250/87 3560-003
Letterø to Thomas E. Murray
October 10, 1960
250/88 3560-003
Columbus Day Statement
October 12, 1960
250/89 3560-003
"Freedom"; Council of Women, Inc.; New York, NY
October 12, 1960
250/90 3560-003
Economic Policy; Biltmore Hotel, New York, NY
October 12, 1960
250/91 3560-003
Prestige; Kansas City, MO
October 12, 1960
250/92 3560-003
"The Kennedy Record"
October 12, 1960
250/93 3560-003
War and Peace; Democratic National Committee; Waldorf-Astoria Hotel; New York, NY
October 13, 1960
250/94 3560-003
Housing for the Elderly
October 13, 1960
250/95 3560-003
Third Kennedy-Nixon Debate
October 13, 1960
250/96 3560-003
Adult Educational Association of the USA; Denver, CO
October 14, 1960
250/97 3560-003
Educational Medical Care of Aged; Ann Arbor, MI
October 14, 1960
250/98 3560-003
Unemployment-Economic Growth; Saginaw, MI
October 14, 1960
250/99 3560-003
Quemoy-Matsu; Sharon, PA
October 15, 1960
250/100 3560-003
Cuba; Johnstown, PA
October 15, 1960
250/101 3560-003
Federal Aid for Vocational Education
October 16, 1960
250/102 3560-003
Domestic Affairs; Dayton, OH
October 16, 1960
250/103 3560-003
Nixon -- "I'm for Every Republican Candidate in the Nation"; Wilmington, DE
October 16, 1960
250/104 3560-003
Nixon Unwilling for 5th Debate, Dayton, OH
October 17, 1960
250/105 3560-003
"New Spirit in Washington -- Government Service"; Wittenberg College, Springfield, OH
October 17, 1960
250/106 3560-003
Latin America; Tampa, FL
October 18, 1960
250/107 3560-003
7-Point Program for Nation's Senior Citizens
October 19, 1960
250/108 3560-003
Al Smith Memorial Dinner; New York, NY
October 19, 1960
250/109 3560-003
Untitled; Urban Affairs Conference
October 20, 1960
250/110 3560-003
Nixon's Charges
October 20, 1960
250/111 3560-003
Cuba Policy; Biltmore Hotel, New York, NY
October 21, 1960
250/112 3560-003
Fourth Kennedy-Nixon Debate
October 21, 1960
250/113 3560-003
Fifth Debate Proposal; Northland Shopping Center; St. Louis, MO
October 22, 1960
250/114 3560-003
Farm Program; Wichita, KS
October 22, 1960
250/115 3560-003
Telegram to Nixon, re: 5th Debate
October 23, 1960
250/116 3560-003
The Farm Depression; LaCrosse, WI
October 23, 1960
250/117 3560-003
Freedom From Fear; Milwaukee, WI
October 24, 1960
250/118 3560-003
Social Security; Rockford, IL
October 24, 1960
250/119 3560-003
Experience Counts; Rock Island, IL
October 24, 1960
250/120 3560-003
Population Explosion; Meadowdale Shopping Center, Meadowdale, IL
October 25, 1960
250/121 3560-003
U.S. Information Agency Survey; Detroit, MI
October 25, 1960
250/122 3560-003
Suppressing Important Public Information; Mt. Clemens, MI
October 26, 1960
250/123 3560-003
U.S. Information Agency Survey Results; York Township High School, Elmhurst, IL
October 26, 1960
250/124 3560-003
Untitled; International Ladies Garment Workers Union Rally, New York, NY
October 27, 1960
250/125 3560-003
Cost of Living; Brooklyn, NY
October 27, 1960
250/126 3560-003
Depressed Areas; Scranton, PA
October 28, 1960
250/127 3560-003
Untitled; Bethlehem, PA
October 28, 1960
250/128 3560-003
Latin America
October 28, 1960
250/129 3560-003
Untitled; Valley Forge, PA
October 29, 1960
250/130 3560-003
Three Basic Themes on Domestic Issues; Levittown, PA
October 30, 1960
250/131 3560-003
Gold Market; Philadelphia, PA
October 31, 1960
250/132 3560-003
Basic Difference Between Nixon and Kennedy; Philadelphia, PA
October 31, 1960
250/133 3560-003
Six Basic Areas of Disagreement Between Nixon and Kennedy; Penn Fruit Shopping Center, PA
October 31, 1960
250/134 3560-003
Food for Peace
October 31, 1960
250/135 3560-003
LaFarge, Oliver -- letter to
November 1, 1960
250/136 3560-003
Social Security; Clothing Workers' Rally; Los Angeles, CA
November 1, 1960
250/137 3560-003
Presidential Responsibility Issues; Los Angeles, CA
November 1, 1960
250/138 3560-003
"Calling for Kennedy" Campaign by the Women on Television with Mrs. Kennedy
November 1, 1960
250/139 3560-003
Fund-Raising Dinner; Philadelphia, PA
November 1, 1960
250/140 3560-003
Key to Victory; Los Angeles, CA
November 2, 1960
250/141 3560-003
B-70 Program -- Releasing of Additional Funds
November 2, 1960
250/142 3560-003
Social Security; Albuquerque, NM
November 3, 1960
250/143 3560-003
Peace Corps; San Francisco, CA
November 3, 1960
250/144 3560-003
Untitled; Roanoke, VA
November 4, 1960
250/145 3560-003
Untitled; Chicago Stadium, Chicago, IL
November 4, 1960
250/146 3560-003
Untitled; New York Collisium, New York, NY
November 5, 1960
250/147 3560-003
Intention to Create a Consumer Counsel; Bronx County Women's Luncheon; New York, NY
November 5, 1960
250/148 3560-003
100th Anniversary of Ignace Paderewski
November 6, 1960
250/149 3560-003
Untitled; Comack Arena Suffolk County, Long Island, NY
November 6, 1960
250/150 3560-003
Untitled; Springfield, MA
November 7, 1960
250/151 3560-003
Ed Kennedy Goes on Tour
December 2, 1960
250/152 3560-003
Our Educational Frontiers
undated
250/153 3560-003
Miscellaneous
undated
251/1 3560-003
Inaugural Address
January 20, 1961
251/2 3560-003
Speech to Party
January 21, 1961
251/3 3560-003
State of the Union Address
January 30, 1961
251/4 3560-003
Balance of Payments and Gold Outflow
February 6, 1961
251/5 3560-003
Health Program
February 9, 1961
251/6 3560-003
American Education
February 20, 1961
251/7 3560-003
Special Feed Grain Program
February 20, 1961
251/8 3560-003
Natural Resources
February 23, 1961
251/9 3560-003
Federal Pay-As-You-Go Highway Program
February 28, 1961
251/10 3560-003
Permanent Peace Corps Establishment
March 1, 1961
Speeches and Writings -- Kennedy, Jacqueline
Box/Folder Accession
251/11 3560-003
Second TV Party; Washington, D.C.
October 4, 1960
251/12 3560-003
Harlem Tour
October 5, 1960
251/13 3560-003
"Campaign Wife"; Education
October 6, 1960
251/14 3560-003
"Women's Committee for a New Frontier"
October 9, 1960
251/15 3560-003
Calling for Kennedy Week
October 16, 1960
251/16 3560-003
"Campaign Wife"
September - November 1960
Speeches and Writings -- Johnson, Lyndon B.
Box/Folder Accession
251/17 3560-003
Spread of Communism; Tampa, FL
October 11, 1960
251/18 3560-003
Untitled; Atlanta, GA
October 12, 1960
251/19 3560-003
Spread of Communism; Miami, FL
October 13, 1960
251/20 3560-003
"American Stands For"; Montgomery, AL
October 14, 1960
251/21 3560-003
Campaign Issues; Pensacola, FL
October 14, 1960
251/22 3560-003
Prestige Free World; Mercer University, Macon, GA
October 14, 1960
251/23 3560-003
Cuba; New Orleans, LA
October 15, 1960
251/24 3560-003
Mrs. Johnson goes to Tea in Northern Virginia
October 17, 1960
251/25 3560-003
Quemoy-Matsu; Allentown, PA
October 18, 1960
251/26 3560-003
Too Many Horses -- Republican Candidates; Williamsport, PA
October 19, 1960
251/27 3560-003
"Sneak Punch"; Hutington, WV
October 19, 1960
251/28 3560-003
Kitchen Debate; Winston-Salem, NC
October 20, 1960
251/29 3560-003
Strength of Our Nation; Owensbora, KT
October 21, 1960
251/30 3560-003
General Campaign; Austin, TX
October 22, 1960
251/31 3560-003
Prestige; Long Beach, CA
October 25, 1960
251/32 3560-003
U.S. Information Agency Report; Spokane, WA
October 26, 1960
251/33 3560-003
Untitled; Sacramento, CA
October 27, 1960
251/34 3560-003
Victory for the Democratic Party
October 29, 1960
251/35 3560-003
Untitled; Springfield, MO
October 31, 1960
251/36 3560-003
Breakfast with Mayor Daley and Democratic Leaders; Chicago, IL
November 1, 1960
251/37 3560-003
Untitled; Chicago, IL
November 1, 1960
251/38 3560-003
Untitled; Rochester, NY
November 3, 1960
251/39 3560-003
Social Security; Buffalo, NY
November 3, 1960
Box/Folder Accession
251/40 3560-003
Itineraries -- Johnson, Lyndon B.
1960
251/41-42 3560-003
Clippings -- Campaign
1960
Subject Series
1960
Box/Folder Accession
251/43 3560-003
Democratic Study Group
251/44a 3560-003
Mayors, County Chairmen and Dollars for Democrats
1960
251/44b 3560-003
National Security Group
1960
251/45a 3560-003
Transition Planning
1960
North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Parliamentarians Conference
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
251/45 3560-003
A
1956-1957
251/46 3560-003
Bronk, Dettev W.
1957
251/47 3560-003
B
1956-1957
251/48 3560-003
Combustion Engineering, Inc.
1957
251/49 3560-003
Courant, Richard
1957
251/50 3560-003
C
1957
251/51 3560-003
D
1957
251/52 3560-003
E
1957
251/53 3560-003
Fort, Richard (British M. P.)
1957
251/54 3560-003
F
1957
251/55 3560-003
Green, Theodore Francis (U.S. Senator)
1956-1957
251/56 3560-003
Griggs, David
1957
251/57 3560-003
Grondal, Benedikt
1957
251/58 3560-003
G
1957
251/59 3560-003
Hays, Wayne L.
1957-1959
251/60 3560-003
H
1957
251/61 3560-003
Institute of International Education
1957
251/62 3560-003
Johnson, Lyndon B.
1957
251/63 3560-003
Johnston, Eric
1957
251/64 3560-003
J
1956
251/65 3560-003
K
1957
251/66 3560-003
L
1956-1957
251/67 3560-003
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1957
251/68 3560-003
Mayer, Maria Goeppert
1957
251/69 3560-003
Mayor, Robert
1957
251/70 3560-003
Mettler, Rubin F.
1957
251/71 3560-003
Michener, Roland
1957
251/72 3560-003
Mott, N. F.
1957
251/73 3560-003
M
1957
251/74 3560-003
National Academy of Sciences
1957-1958
251/75 3560-003
National Science Foundation
1957
251/76 3560-003
Nielson, Jacob
1957
251/77 3560-003
North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Secretary General (Speak, Paul-Henri)
1957
251/78 3560-003
NATO. Parliamentarians Conference. Executive Secretary (Robinson, Douglas)
1957-1960
251/79 3560-003
N
1957
251/80 3560-003
O
1956-1957
251/81 3560-003
Philpott, Elmore
1957
251/82 3560-003
P
1956-1957
251/83 3560-003
R
1956-1957
251/84 3560-003
Sarnoff, David
1957
251/85 3560-003
Scientific Manpower. Commission
1957
251/86 3560-003
Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe
1957
251/87 3560-003
S
1957
251/88 3560-003
Teller, Edward
1957
251/89 3560-003
T
1957
251/90 3560-003
U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
1956-1957
251/91 3560-003
U.S. State Department
1957
251/92 3560-003
U - V
1957
251/93 3560-003
Washington. University
1957
251/94 3560-003
Wheeler, John A.
1957
251/95 3560-003
W, X, Y, Z
1957
251/96 3560-003
Miscellaneous
Box/Folder Accession
251/97 3560-003
Interoffice Correspondence
1956-1959
252/1 3560-003
Reports
1956-1959
252/2 3560-003
Miscellany
1956-1959
North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Parliamentarians Conference. Asian and African Languages Study Group
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
252/3-4 3560-003
A - F
1959
252/5 3560-003
Graves, Mortimer
1959
252/6-10 3560-003
G - T
1959
252/11 3560-003
U.S. Defense Department
1959
252/12 3560-003
U - V
1959-1960
252/13 3560-003
W, X, Y, Z
1959
252/14 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1958-1959
North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Parliamentarians Conference. Science and Technology Committee
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
252/15 3560-003
A - B
1956-1959
252/16 3560-003
C
1958-1960
252/17 3560-003
Driscoll, John
1958-1960
252/18-19 3560-003
D - F
1957-1959
252/20 3560-003
Green, Theodore F.
1958
252/21-24 3560-003
G - K
1957-1960
252/25 3560-003
Labberton, O. van H.
1958-1960
252/26 3560-003
Meyerhoff, Howard A.
1958-1959
252/27 3560-003
M
1959
252/28 3560-003
NATO. Parliamentarians Conference. Executive Secretary (Robinson, Douglas)
1958
252/29 3560-003
N - P
1959
252/30 3560-003
Ramsey, Norman
1959
252/31 3560-003
R
1958-1960
252/32 3560-003
Sarnoff, David
1958-1959
252/33-35 3560-003
S - Z
1958-1960
Box/Folder Accession
252/36 3560-003
Reports
1957-1960
252/37 3560-003
Miscellany
1957-1960
Box/Folder Accession
252/38-39, 253/1-4 3560-003
U.S. Army Reserve
1953-1963
U.S. Canada Inter-Parliamentary Group
Box/Folder Accession
253/5 3560-003
Meeting (April 20-22)
1960
U.S. Congress. Atomic Energy Joint Committee
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
253/6 3560-003
A - C
1955-1962
253/7 3560-003
Dufek, George J.
1960-1961
253/8 3560-003
D - H
1955-1962
253/9 3560-003
I - O
1955-1963
253/10 3560-003
Phelan, Thomas H.
1960
253/11 3560-003
P - Q
1955-1962
253/12 3560-003
Rickover, Hyman G.
1959-1961
253/13 3560-003
R - T
1955-1962
253/14 3560-003
U.S. Atomic Energy Commissioner (Murray, Thomas E.)
1957-1960
253/15 3560-003
U.S. Congress. Atomic Energy Joint Committee. Chairman (Anderson, Clinton P.)
1955-1960
253/16 3560-003
U.S. Congress. Atomic Energy Joint Committee. Counsel (Norris, George)
1957-1961
253/17 3560-003
U.S. Congress. Atomic Energy Joint Committee. Executive Director (Ramey, James T.)
1956-1962
253/18 3560-003
U.S. Congress. Atomic Energy Joint Committee. Radiation Subcommittee. Chairman (Holifield, Chet)
1957-1960
253/19 3560-003
U - Z
1955-1962
Box/Folder Accession
253/20-25 3560-003
Memoranda
1956-1962
253/26 3560-003
Press Releases
1959-1962
253/27 3560-003
Miscellany
1956-1962
Minutes
Box/Folder Accession
253/28 3560-003
Meeting with the President
January 18, 1963
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
254/1 3560-003
Antarctic Reactor Plants Proposal
1960-1961
254/2 3560-003
Oceanography
1959
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
Intercommittee Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
254/3-6 3560-003
General
1954-1962
254/7 3560-003
Nominations
1954-1962
254/8-9 3560-003
Real Estate Proposals
1955-1959
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
254/10 3560-003
Allen, Riley H.
1957
254/11 3560-003
A - B
1959-1961
254/12 3560-003
Capsin, Joseph
1960-1961
254/13-14 3560-003
C - I
1954-1962
254/15 3560-003
Johnson, Lyndon B.
1954-1957
254/16-18 3560-003
J - T
1955-1962
254/19 3560-003
U.S. House. Armed Services Committee. Chairman (Vinson, Carl)
1956
254/20 3560-003
U - Z
1954-1962
254/21 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1955-1962
Box/Folder Accession
255/1 3560-003
Publication Requests
1955-1962
255/2 3560-003
Miscellany
1955-1962
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
255/3 3560-003
Airpower Investigation
1955-1962
Box/Folder Accession
255/4-6 3560-003
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee. Military Construction Subcommittee
1954-1962
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee. Preparedness Investigating Committee
Box/Folder Accession
255/7-14 3560-003
General Correspondence
1961-1962
255/15 3560-003
Photographs & Literature Re Weapons
1961
255/16 3560-003
Speeches and Writings
1960-1962
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee
Box/Folder Accession
255/17-19 3560-003
Memoranda
1959-1962
256/1-4 3560-003
Memoranda
1959-1962
256/5-10 3560-003
General Correspondence
1953-1962
256/11 3560-003
Reports
1961
Box/Folder Accession
256/12-16 3560-003
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. National Policy Machinery Subcommittee
1959-1962
256/17 3560-003
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. National Security Staffing Subcommittee
1962
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
Box/Folder Accession
256/18-25 3560-003
Memoranda (Incl. Kennedy, Robert; McClellan, John;McCarthy, Joseph; Symington, Stuart)
1953-1962
256/26-31 3560-003
General Correspondence
1953-1962
256/32 3560-003
Reports
1957-1959
256/33 3560-003
Hearings
1953
256/34 3560-003
Speeches and Writings
1953
256/35 3560-003
Clippings
1953-1954
Miscellany
Box/Folder Accession
256/36-37 3560-003
1953-1955
1953-1955
257/1-2 3560-003
1953-1955
1953-1955
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
257/3 3560-003
American Watch. Association
1956
257/4 3560-003
Chotiner, Murray
1956
257/5 3560-003
Cross, Hugh (U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission)
1955
257/6 3560-003
Die Neue Zeitung, (American Newspaper in Germany)
1953
257/7-8 3560-003
Estes, Billie Sol
1961-1962
257/9 3560-003
Excess Profits
1962
257/10 3560-003
Gambling and Organized Crime
1962
257/11-13 3560-003
Hoffa, James R.
1960-1961
257/14 3560-003
Jackson (Henry M.) Radio and Television Appearances
1954
257/15-23 3560-003
McCarthy-Army Hearings
1952-1954
258/1 3560-003
McCarthy-Army Hearings (mostly constituent correspondence)
1954
265/23 3560-003
McCarthy-Army Hearings (mostly constituent correspondence)
1954
266/1-15 3560-003
McCarthy (Joseph) Censure (Flanders Resolution)
1954
266/16-21 3560-003
Matthews (J. B.) Appointment (Jackson resignation from Committee)
1953
267/1-2 3560-003
Matthews (J. B.) Appointment
1953
267/3-4 3560-003
Pakistan Grain Storage
1955
267/5 3560-003
Plumbers and Steamfitters Union, Local 706 (El Dorado, AR)
1960
267/6-7 3560-003
Sears (Samuel P.) Appointment
1954
267/8 3560-003
Talbot, Harold E. (Mulligan (Paul B.) and Company)
1955
267/9-10 3560-003
U.S. Military Sea Transportation Service
1961
267/11-12 3560-003
U.S. Voice of America
1953
267/13 3560-003
Work Stoppages at Missile Bases
1961
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Box/Folder Accession
267/14-18 3560-003
1953-1962
1953-1962
268/1-15 3560-003
1953-1962
1953-1962
Box/Folder Accession
268/16 3560-003
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. Indian Affairs Subcommittee
1963
268/17-18 3560-003
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. Irrigation and Reclamation Subcommittee
1963
268/19 3560-003
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. Minerals, Materials and Fuels Subcommittee
1963
268/20-21 3560-003
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. Public Lands Subcommittee
1963
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. Territories Subcommittee
Box/Folder Accession
269/1-3 3560-003
General Correspondence
1962-1963
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
269/4-5 3560-003
Guam
1962
269/6 3560-003
Puerto Rico
1962
269/7 3560-003
Samoa
1962
269/8-9 3560-003
Trust Territories
1961-1962
269/10-14 3560-003
Virgin Islands
1961-1962
Box/Folder Accession
269/15-20 3560-003
U.S. Senate. Water Resources Select Committee
1959-1961
270/3 3560-003
Corcoran, Brian Papers
1963
270/4 3560-003
Holt, Russ Papers
1960
270/5 3560-003
Munro, Sterling Papers
1961
270/6-10 3560-003
Salter, John L. Papers
1953-1957
Addendum
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
273/1-4 3560-003
re: "Meet the Press" Appearance
1957
273/5 3560-003
Christmas Card Lists
1959
273/6 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1956-1970
Jobs ("Senate Nominations")
Box/Folder Accession
273/7-9 3560-003
Armstrong, Ralph -- appointment-as Federal Judge(Washington)
1963
273/10 3560-003
Williams, David -- appointment as Federal Judge(Washington)
1963
Speeches and Writings
Box/Folder Accession
273/11 3560-003
Current Needs of Education
June 22, 1953
273/12 3560-003
"Scientific Cooperation within the AtlanticCommunity"
1959
273/13 3560-003
"What are the New Faces in Congress Thinking";American Forum of the Air
January 25, 1953
Clippings
Box/Folder Accession
273/14 3560-003
Century 21 Exhibition
1961
273/15 3560-003
Defense
1961
273/16 3560-003
Democratic Party
1961
273/17 3560-003
Foreign Affairs
1961
273/18 3560-003
Magnuson (Warren G.) Silver Anniversary Dinner
1961
273/19 3560-003
Reclamation Projects
1961
273/20-21 3560-003
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1961
273/22-23 3560-003
Wedding (HMJ)
1961
273/24-25 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1961
274/1-3 3560-003
Defense
1962
274/4 3560-003
Democratic Party
1962
274/5 3560-003
United Nations Speech
1962
274/6 3560-003
Washington State Natural Resources
1962
274/7 3560-003
Miscellaneous
1962
274/8-9 3560-003
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
1963
274/10 3560-003
TFX Fighter Bomber
1963
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
274/11 3560-003
Sorge Espionage Case
1950
274/12 3560-003
Water Rights
1957
Box Accession
274 3560-003
Press Releases (Microfilm -- 4 Reels)
1941-1963

Accession No. 3560-004: Senate papers, 1964-1972Return to Top

266.42 cubic feet

Scope and Content: This accession documents Jackson's Senate career from 1964-1972. The arrangement is closely patterned after that of the 1952-1963 Senate papers. Series include General Correspondence, Departmental Correspondence, Legislative Correspondence, Legislation -- HMJ Sponsored Bills, Washington State Matters, Jobs, Trip Files, Speeches and Writings, Appointment Books, Conferences and Conventions, Clippings, Scrapbooks, Subject Series, and Committee Records and Aides' Papers.

Personal Correspondence consists primarily of Jackson's correspondence with friends and political acquaintances, although letters from constituents and various public officials can occasionally be found here also.

Departmental Correspondence includes correspondence of Jackson with federal departments, mostly on behalf of constituents asking him to intervene on their behalf with the federal bureaucracy.

Legislative materials can be found throughout several series. Because of the large amount of legislative correspondence in this accession, only a representative number of letters regarding each bill or issue was kept. If 3 inches or less, all was kept; 3-6 inches, 50%; more than 6 inches, only 20%. The folders which have been sampled are identified on the inventory and by a slip of paper in the file which indicates how much of the correspondence has been retained. Copies of Jackson's responses to constituent letters were foldered together for each year. These "flexos" as they were called (after the word processing technique used to produce them) are filed at the end of the alphabetical sequence of legislative topics for each year.

A number of idiosyncrasies of the flexo system, which was instituted in 1964, should be mentioned. In some cases two flexos with the same number are listed on the inventory; usually one version is a revision, but sometimes they are completely different. These were left as is and listed together on the inventory. Researchers should also be careful to look for topics which may be the same but are labeled differently, such as "abortion"and "right-to-life." There are also some identical topics with different flexo numbers. Flexo counts are a tally of the number of responses sent out on aparticular issue; "flexo masters" are a compilation of the flexos, arrangedsequentially, that were sent out each year. Some of the flexo masters are filed with the incoming correspondence as well. There is a small sequence of" redactrons" at the end of the flexo series for each year. These are essentially the same as flexos, but refer to the different word processing system which was used to produce them.

In some instances, this correspondence overlaps topically withother material in the HMJ - Sponsored Bills series. Papers related to the drafting and passage of legislation can be found in the following series: Subject Series, Speeches and Writings, and News Releases. These series contain notes, speech drafts, press releases, staff memoranda, and additional correspondence.

Washington State Matters includes materials about public works projects, agencies, and legislative concerns. Subject Series also includes several files on Northwest public improvement projects, as well as materials related to defense issues, local and national politics, and the environment. The Subject Series called "Working Papers" consists of miscellaneous staff memos, reports, clippings and speech drafts which Jackson kept together in manila envelopes to carry with him.

The Speeches and Writing series is arranged alphabetically by year. These reflect Jackson's views on a number of significant issues, but most particularly on defense and human rights. Most of the folders contain related correspondence, notes, background materials, and drafts, as well as a copy of the speech itself.

During this period Jackson's staff began to assemble black notebooks of Jackson's major speeches and statements on a particular subject. These materials are found in the series Speeches and Writings -- Black Books.

The Jobs series consists mostly of letters written to Jackson insupport of or against the nominations of Abe Fortas to the United States Supreme Court and Walter J. Hickel as Secretary of the Interior. Researchers should also look for files regarding the Fortas nomination in the Subject Series.

The Scrapbooks were assembled by Jackson's staff and include mostly clippings on such topics such as agriculture, foreign affairs, and politics. These were removed from their original notebooks, foldered and labeled, and arranged chronologically, and then alphabetically by subject within each year.

The Trip Files series in this accession is arranged chronologically. The majority of materials date from 1971-1972 and document Jackson's frequent travels across the country in connection with his 1972 presidential bid. The files also document tours to Vietnam and the Middle East. They are arranged chronologically.

This accession contains only a limited amount of materials relatedto Jackson's 1972 presidential campaign. Some materials can be found in the Scrapbooks series, the Subject Series on the campaign, and in the personal correspondence of the Brian Corcoran subseries, under the Committee Records and Aides' Papers Series. Corcoran was Jackson's long-time press secretary. The Corcoran papers also include Corcoran's personal correspondence, news releases, speeches and writings, and clippings.

This accession sheds light on Jackson's role in the major defense and foreign policy debates of this period. Materials on arms control talks can be found in the Speeches and Writings series and Committee Records and Aides' Papers series, under the Armed Services Committee subseries. America's growing involvement in Vietnam as well as the first steps to normalize relations withthe People's Republic of China are also documented.

This accession contains few records generated by Jackson's work as chairman of the Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, which under Jackson's leadership assumed jurisdiction over almost all pieces of environmental legislation. The Interior and Insular Affairs Committee subseries, in the Committee Records and Aides' Papers Series, contains a relatively small amount of constituent correspondence regarding legislation before the committee. The central role Jackson played in the shaping of environmental policy is best seen in the Sponsored Bills and Speeches and Writings series. These series include materials on bills creating the North Cascades National Park and the landmark National Environmental Policy Act. They also document his early recognition of the need for a national energy policy. Jackson's untitled draft of a book on the environment can be found in the Speeches and Writings - Black Books series.

The Atomic Energy Joint Committee subseries, under the Committee Records and Aides' Papers series, contains correspondence and memoranda from committee staff on a range of atomic energy issues ranging from the operations at nuclear weapons facilities, such as Hanford and Rocky Flats, Colorado, to the efforts to site nuclear power plants in the Pacific Northwest.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users; however, researchers who use Departmental Correspondence (boxes 7-139) must sign a release form agreeing not to divulge the identity of any individual named in a case file.

Container(s) Description Dates
General Correspondence
1964
1964
Box/Folder Accession
1/1 3560-004
A - B
1964
1/2 3560-004
Chase, Goodwin
1964
1/3 3560-004
Chevy Chase Club
1964
1/4 3560-004
C
1964
1/5 3560-004
D - F
1964
1/6 3560-004
Gourlie, Larry
1964
1/7 3560-004
Haddock, Hoyt S.
1964
1/8 3560-004
G - I (incl. Goldwater, Barry)
1964
1/9 3560-004
Jackson, Helen
1964
1/10 3560-004
K (incl. Kennedy, Robert F.)
1964
1/11 3560-004
Low Family
1964
1/12 3560-004
L
1964
1/13 3560-004
Martin, Charles E.
1964
1/14 3560-004
McLean, A. N.
1964
1/15 3560-004
McNutt, Paul T.
1964
1/16 3560-004
Minert, Katherine
1964
1/17 3560-004
M - N
1964
1/18 3560-004
Plaisted, Mark S.
1964
1/19 3560-004
Repp, Ellen
1964
1/20 3560-004
O - R (incl. Rickover, Hyman and Rosellini,Albert)
1964
1/21 3560-004
S (incl. Symington, Stuart)
1964
1/22 3560-004
Washington State Bar Association
1964
1/23 3560-004
West, Norma C.
1964
1/24 3560-004
T - Z
1964
1/25 3560-004
Birthday Greetings (incl. Johnson, Lyndon;Byrd,Robert)
1964
1/26 3560-004
Christmas Cards
1964
1/27-28 3560-004
Christmas Card Lists
1964
1/29 3560-004
Condolences -- John F. Kennedy
1964
1965
1965
Box/Folder Accession
1/30 3560-004
Anderson, Lorna
1965
1/31 3560-004
A
1965
1/32 3560-004
Belieu, Kenneth
1965
1/33 3560-004
Brattain, Walter
1965
1/34 3560-004
Byrd, Harry F.
1965
1/35 3560-004
B (incl. Brown, Pat)
1965
1/36 3560-004
Carlson, Eddie
1965
1/37 3560-004
C
1965
1/38 3560-004
Denny, Brewster C.
1965
1/39 3560-004
Dillon, Jack
1965
1/40 3560-004
Doces, Gus J.
1965
1/41 3560-004
Friend, Edward F.
1965
1/42 3560-004
D - F
1965
1/43 3560-004
Goldwin, Robert A.
1965
1/44 3560-004
G
1965
1/45 3560-004
Hardin Family
1965
1/46 3560-004
Holden, Edward
1965
1/47 3560-004
Irwin, Lydia
1965
1/48 3560-004
H - I
1965
1/49 3560-004
Jackson Family
1965
1/50 3560-004
Jones, Rogan
1965
1/51 3560-004
Kerr, William
1965
1/52 3560-004
Kirchheimer, Joseph M.
1965
1/53 3560-004
J - F (incl. Kennedy, Edward; Kissinger,Henry)
1965
1/54 3560-004
Low Family
1965
1/55 3560-004
Lee, H. Rex
1965
2/1 3560-004
L
1965
2/2 3560-004
M (incl. Muskie, Edmund)
1965
2/3 3560-004
N - R (incl. Pell, Claiborne)
1965
2/4 3560-004
Slone Family
1965
2/5 3560-004
S (incl. Smathers, George; Stennis, John;McCarthy,Eugene and Symington, Stuart)
1965
2/6 3560-004
Timberlake Family
1965
2/7 3560-004
T - Z
1965
2/8 3560-004
Birthday Greetings (incl. Johnson, Lyndon;Bayh,Birch; Nitze, Paul and Byrd, Robert)
1965
2/9 3560-004
Christmas Card List
1965
2/10 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1965
1966
1966
Box/Folder Accession
2/11 3560-004
Beauliu, Avis
1966
2/12 3560-004
A - B
1966
2/13 3560-004
College Club of Seattle -- re AlfredCowlesMembership Application
1966
2/14 3560-004
C
1966
2/15 3560-004
D
1966
2/16 3560-004
E - G
1966
2/17 3560-004
Hardin Family
1966
2/18 3560-004
Holden, Edward C.
1966
2/19 3560-004
H - I (incl. Hartke, Vance; Inouye,Daniel)
1966
2/20 3560-004
Justice, Belmor
1966
2/21 3560-004
J - K
1966
2/22 3560-004
Low Family
1966
2/23 3560-004
L (incl. Lindsey, John)
1966
2/24 3560-004
Meadowcroft, Howie
1966
2/25 3560-004
Mus, Marjorie
1966
2/26 3560-004
M
1966
2/27 3560-004
Noland, Cornelia
1966
2/28 3560-004
N - P
1966
2/29 3560-004
Revelle, Randy
1966
2/30 3560-004
Rosellini Family
1966
2/31 3560-004
R (incl. Ribicoff, Abraham; Rusk, Dean)
1966
2/32 3560-004
Spray, W. B. A.
1966
2/33 3560-004
Stevens, Robert
1966
2/34 3560-004
S (incl. Saltonstall, Leverett)
1966
2/35 3560-004
T - V
1966
2/36 3560-004
Werner, A. Matt
1966
2/37 3560-004
W - Z
1966
2/38 3560-004
Birthday Greetings (incl. Johnson, Lyndon;Humphrey,Hubert; Nitze, Paul; Byrd, Robert; Bayh, Birch and O'Brien,Lawrence)
1966
2/39 3560-004
Christmas Card List
1966
2/40 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1966
1967
1967
Box/Folder Accession
2/41 3560-004
Aiken, Paul C.
1967
2/42 3560-004
Brattain, Walter
1967
2/43 3560-004
A - B
1967
3/1 3560-004
C (incl. Clark, Mark)
1967
3/2 3560-004
Day, Judd
1967
3/3 3560-004
Denny, Brewster C.
1967
3/4 3560-004
D - E
1967
3/5 3560-004
Fosdick, Dorothy -- Rockefeller Public ServiceAwardNomination
1967
3/6 3560-004
Golub, Stanley D.
1967
3/7 3560-004
F - G
1967
3/8 3560-004
Hurley, Joe S.
1967
3/9 3560-004
Holden, Edward E.
1967
3/10 3560-004
H - I
1967
3/11 3560-004
Johnson, Lester
1967
3/12 3560-004
Kelleher, W. A.
1967
3/13 3560-004
Killien, Frank
1967
3/14 3560-004
Kirchheimer, Joseph
1967
3/15 3560-004
J - K (incl. Javits, Jacob)
1967
3/16 3560-004
Low Family
1967
3/17 3560-004
Martin, Charles
1967
3/18 3560-004
McCune, Francis K.
1967
3/19 3560-004
L - Mac (incl. McGovern, George)
1967
3/20 3560-004
Me - N
1967
3/21 3560-004
Revelle, Randy
1967
3/22 3560-004
O - R (incl. Percy, Charles)
1967
3/23 3560-004
Sulzberger, Marion
1967
3/24 3560-004
S
1967
3/25 3560-004
Williams, Dave
1967
3/26 3560-004
Wood Family (Glen)
1967
3/27 3560-004
T - Z
1967
3/28 3560-004
Birthday Greetings (incl. Johnson; LindonB.;Humphrey, Hubert; Nitze, Paul; Byrd, Robert; Bay, Birch; Montoya, JosephandO'Brien, Lawrence)
1967
3/29 3560-004
Christmas Cards
1967
3/30 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1967
1968
1968
Box/Folder Accession
3/31 3560-004
Beeks, William T.
1968
3/32 3560-004
Brattain, Walter
1968
3/33 3560-004
A - B (incl. Bayh, Birch)
1968
3/34 3560-004
Cain, Harry P.
1968
3/35 3560-004
C (incl. Church, Frank; Udall, Stewart andCranston,Alan)
1968
3/36 3560-004
Denny, Brewster C.
1968
3/37 3560-004
Durning, Marvin
1968
3/38 3560-004
D - E
1968
3/39 3560-004
Friedlander Family
1968
3/40 3560-004
Gourlie, Larry
1968
3/41 3560-004
Grenbemer, George
1968
3/42 3560-004
Grimes, Trudy
1968
3/43 3560-004
F - G (incl. Gravel, Mike)
1968
3/44 3560-004
Hardin, M. M.
1968
3/45 3560-004
Hayward, John T.
1968
3/46 3560-004
Holden, Edward
1968
3/47 3560-004
Hutchison, Bruce
1968
4/1 3560-004
H (incl. Humphrey, Hubert)
1968
4/2 3560-004
Johnsen Family
1968
4/3 3560-004
I - J (incl. Jackson, Helen)
1968
4/4 3560-004
Kirchheimer, Joseph
1968
4/5 3560-004
Leibman, Morris
1968
4/6 3560-004
Low Family
1968
4/7 3560-004
K - L
1968
4/8 3560-004
Martin, Charles E.
1968
4/9 3560-004
M (incl. McGovern, George)
1968
4/10 3560-004
Pennington Family
1968
4/11 3560-004
N - P (incl. Nimitz, Chester)
1968
4/12 3560-004
Rickover, Hyman G.
1968
4/13 3560-004
Rosellini Family
1968
4/14 3560-004
Rowney, Edward G.
1968
4/15 3560-004
Q - R
1968
4/16 3560-004
Shiels, Archie
1968
4/17 3560-004
Smith, S. H. (Buck)
1968
4/18 3560-004
Spray, W. B. A.
1968
4/19 3560-004
S (incl. Symington, Stuart)
1968
4/20 3560-004
Thompsen, Lew R.
1968
4/21 3560-004
T - V (incl. Teller, Edward)
1968
4/22 3560-004
Wilhams, David J.
1968
4/23 3560-004
W - Z
1968
4/24 3560-004
Birthday Greetings (incl. Johnson, Lyndon B.andHumphrey, Hubert H.)
1968
4/25 3560-004
Christmas Cards
1968
4/26 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1968
1969
1969
Box/Folder Accession
4/27 3560-004
A
1969
4/28 3560-004
Broda, George
1969
4/29 3560-004
Brady Family
1969
4/30 3560-004
B
1969
4/31 3560-004
C
1969
4/32 3560-004
Denny, Brewster C,
1969
4/33 3560-004
Dill, Clarence C.
1969
4/34 3560-004
D
1969
4/35 3560-004
Elliott, Terry R.
1969
4/36 3560-004
Garrett, Arthur
1969
4/37 3560-004
Guthman, Ed
1969
4/38 3560-004
E - G
1969
4/39 3560-004
Hayden, Carl
1969
4/40 3560-004
Holden, Edward
1969
4/41 3560-004
Hurley, Joseph
1969
4/42 3560-004
H
1969
4/43 3560-004
Kaiser, Phillip M.
1969
4/44 3560-004
Kirchheimer, Joseph
1969
4/45 3560-004
Kongsgaard, Tom
1969
4/46 3560-004
I - K
1969
5/1 3560-004
Low Family
1969
5/2 3560-004
L
1969
5/3 3560-004
McAdoo, Benjamin F.
1969
5/4 3560-004
Martin, Charles E.
1969
5/5 3560-004
M
1969
5/6 3560-004
N - P (incl. Percy, Charles)
1969
5/7 3560-004
Rockefeller, Laurance
1969
5/8 3560-004
Ross, Glynn
1969
5/9 3560-004
Rostow, Eugene V.
1969
5/10 3560-004
Rowny, Edward L.
1969
5/11 3560-004
Q - R
1969
5/12 3560-004
Schuchart, George
1969
5/13 3560-004
Simmons, Daniel T.
1969
5/14 3560-004
Spray, W. B. A.
1969
5/15 3560-004
S
1969
5/16 3560-004
Udall, Stewart
1969
5/17 3560-004
T - V
1969
5/18 3560-004
W - Z
1969
5/19 3560-004
Birthday Greetings
1969
5/20 3560-004
Christmas Cards
1969
5/21 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1969
1970
1970
Box/Folder Accession
5/22 3560-004
Agnew, Harold M.
1970
5/23 3560-004
A
1970
5/24 3560-004
Blaustein, Jacob
1970
5/25 3560-004
Bloedel, Prentice
1970
5/26 3560-004
B (incl. Bayh, Birch)
1970
5/27 3560-004
Cameron, William L.
1970
5/28 3560-004
Carlson, Bror G.
1970
5/29 3560-004
Carns Family
1970
5/30 3560-004
C (incl. Chaffee, John)
1970
5/31 3560-004
Denny, Brewster C.
1970
5/32 3560-004
Duecy, Charles M.
1970
5/33 3560-004
D - E (incl. Douglas, William O.)
1970
5/34 3560-004
Grenbemer, George
1970
5/35 3560-004
F - G
1970
5/36 3560-004
Haas, Saul
1970
5/37 3560-004
Hardin, M. M.
1970
5/38 3560-004
Holt, Russ
1970
5/39 3560-004
H
1970
5/40 3560-004
Johnsen Family
1970
5/41 3560-004
Kirchheimer, Joseph
1970
5/42 3560-004
J - K (incl. Keating, Kenneth)
1970
5/43 3560-004
Low Family
1970
5/44 3560-004
Luce, Jim
1970
5/45 3560-004
L
1970
5/46 3560-004
McCone, John
1970
5/47 3560-004
McKee, Victor
1970
5/48 3560-004
Marks, John
1970
5/49 3560-004
Mataxis, Theodore C.
1970
5/50 3560-004
M
1970
6/1 3560-004
Payne, Ancil
1970
6/2 3560-004
N - P
1970
6/3 3560-004
R
1970
6/4 3560-004
Scripps College
1970
6/5 3560-004
Spray, W. B. A.
1970
6/6 3560-004
Sulzberger, Marion
1970
6/7 3560-004
Sa - Sl
1970
6/8 3560-004
Sm - T (incl. Johnson, Lyndon B.)
1970
6/9 3560-004
Voorhees, Donald
1970
6/10 3560-004
Wallace, Bob
1970
6/11 3560-004
Wertheimer, Robert G.
1970
6/12 3560-004
Wheeler, John L.
1970
6/13 3560-004
W - Z (incl. Zumwalt, Elmo)
1970
6/14 3560-004
Birthday Greetings
1970
6/15-16 3560-004
Christmas Cards
1970
6/17 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1970
1971
1971
Box/Folder Accession
6/18 3560-004
Alfsen, F. A. M.
1971
6/19 3560-004
A
1971
6/20 3560-004
Baldwin, George S.
1971
6/21 3560-004
Bendetsen, Karl
1971
6/22 3560-004
Burt, Roscoe
1971
6/23 3560-004
Ba - Bl (Bunker, Ellsworth)
1971
6/24 3560-004
Bo - By
1971
6/25 3560-004
Cafferty Family
1971
6/26 3560-004
Campbell, Clyde Keener
1971
6/27 3560-004
Chase Family (Goodwin)
1971
6/28 3560-004
Curtis, Mark H.
1971
6/29 3560-004
C
1971
6/30 3560-004
Day, Judd
1971
6/31 3560-004
DeGroot, Carmen Jean
1971
6/32 3560-004
Denny Brewster C.
1971
6/33 3560-004
D
1971
6/34 3560-004
Farley, James A.
1971
6/35 3560-004
E - F
1971
6/36 3560-004
Garrett, Arthur W.
1971
6/37 3560-004
G
1971
6/38 3560-004
Hayward, John T.
1971
6/39 3560-004
H (incl. Hansen, Julia Butler; Hayden, Carl;Hoover,J. Edgar and Humphrey, Hubert)
1971
6/40 3560-004
I - J
1971
6/41 3560-004
Karr, David
1971
6/42 3560-004
Kirchheimer, Joseph
1971
6/43 3560-004
K
1971
6/44 3560-004
Langsdorf, J. Guthrie
1971
6/45 3560-004
Low Family
1971
6/46 3560-004
L
1971
6/47 3560-004
McAdoo, Benjamin F.
1971
6/48 3560-004
Machol, Robert E.
1971
6/49 3560-004
M - Mac
1971
6/50 3560-004
Me - Mo
1971
6/51 3560-004
N - P
1971
7/1 3560-004
Repp, Ellen
1971
7/2 3560-004
Q - R
1971
7/3 3560-004
Sands, Leo G.
1971
7/4 3560-004
Shorett, Lloyd G.
1971
7/5 3560-004
Shuba, John A.
1971
7/6 3560-004
Spray, W. B. A.
1971
7/7 3560-004
Stevens, Robert T.
1971
7/8 3560-004
Sa - Sm (incl. Shlesinger, James)
1971
7/9 3560-004
So - Sw
1971
7/10 3560-004
T
1971
7/11 3560-004
U - Y
1971
7/12 3560-004
Birthday Greetings (incl. Agnew, Spiro andVolpe,John A.)
1971
7/13 3560-004
Christmas Cards
1971
7/14 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1971
1972
1972
Box/Folder Accession
7/15 3560-004
Beaulieu, Avis
1972
7/16 3560-004
A - B
1972
7/17 3560-004
Carlson, Bror
1972
7/18 3560-004
Causer, Geraldine
1972
7/19 3560-004
C - D
1972
7/20 3560-004
E - F
1972
7/21 3560-004
G - H
1972
7/22 3560-004
Jones, Catherine
1972
7/23 3560-004
I - J
1972
7/24 3560-004
Kester, Herb
1972
7/25 3560-004
Low Family
1972
7/26 3560-004
K - L
1972
7/27 3560-004
Mansfield, J. Kenneth
1972
7/28 3560-004
M (incl. Mansfield, Mike)
1972
7/29 3560-004
Packard, David
1972
7/30 3560-004
Pennington, Les
1972
7/31 3560-004
N - P
1972
7/32 3560-004
Rowney, Edward
1972
7/33 3560-004
Shorett, Lloyd
1972
7/34 3560-004
S
1972
7/35 3560-004
Webb, William Woodward
1972
7/36 3560-004
T - Z
1972
7/37 3560-004
Birthday Greetings (incl. Bayh, Birch;Hatfield,Mark; Percy, Charles; Volpe, John)
1972
7/38 3560-004
Christmas Cards (Invitations -- see:Addendum)
1972
Departmental Correspondence
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1964
1964
Box/Folder Accession
7/39 3560-004
Communications Satellite Corporation
1964
U.S. Agriculture Department
1964
Box/Folder Accession
7/40-44 3560-004
General
1964
8/1-11 3560-004
General
1964
8/12-14 3560-004
Wheat Grading Standards
1964
Box/Folder Accession
8/15-26 3560-004
U.S. Air Force
1964
9/1-4 3560-004
U.S. Air Force
1964
U.S. Area Redevelopment Administration
1964
Box/Folder Accession
9/5-11 3560-004
General
1964
9/12 3560-004
Anacortes, WA -- Farwest Fisheries, Inc.
1964
9/13-14 3560-004
Cameron, Val
1964
9/15-16 3560-004
Cashmere, WA -- Tree Top, Inc.
1964
9/17 3560-004
Centralia, WA -- Magnesium Plant
1964
9/18 3560-004
Chelan County, WA -- Silica Sands
1964
9/19 3560-004
Colville Indian Reservation , WA - Sodium Sulfate
1964
9/20 3560-004
Ellensburg, WA -- Recreation and Convention Center
1964
9/21 3560-004
Galey, Cecilia P. (Northwest Division Chief)
1964
9/22 3560-004
Pacific County, WA -- Watershed Projects
1964
9/23-24 3560-004
Republic, WA -- San Poil Plywood Products Company
1964
9/25-27 3560-004
Ronald, WA -- Upper Kittitas County Redevelopment Company
1964
9/28 3560-004
Sedro-Woolley, WA -- Skagit Steel Corporation
1964
9/29-30 3560-004
Sequim, WA -- Dungeness Frozen Foods, Inc.
1964
9/31 3560-004
Wenatchee, WA -- Trevi-Tile, Inc.
1964
9/32 3560-004
Willapa Harbor, WA
1964
9/33 3560-004
Willapa River, WA -- Fisheries Study
1964
Box/Folder Accession
10/1 3560-004
U.S. Arms Control aril DisarmamentAgency
1964
10/2-7 3560-004
U.S. Army
1964
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1964
Box/Folder Accession
10/8-27 3560-004
General
1964
11/1-8 3560-004
General
1964
11/9 3560-004
University of Washington Ship Canal Lands
1964
Box/Folder Accession
11/10-28 3560-004
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1964
11/29-33 3560-004
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1964
12/1-2 3560-004
U.S. Budget Bureau
1964
12/3 3560-004
U.S. Census Bureau
1964
12/4 3560-004
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1964
12/5-6 3560-004
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1964
12/7 3560-004
U.S. Civil Defense
1964
12/8 3560-004
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
1964
12/9-10 3560-004
U.S. Civil Service Commission
1964
12/11 3560-004
U.S. Coast Guard
1964
12/12-20 3560-004
U.S. Commerce Department
1964
12/21 3560-004
U.S. Community Facilities Administration
1964
12/22 3560-004
U.S. Customs Bureau
1964
U.S. Defense Department
1964
Box/Folder Accession
12/23-23 3560-004
General
1964
13/1-3 3560-004
General
1964
13/4 3560-004
Autovan Switch Program
1964
13/5 3560-004
Dyna Soar
1964
13/6-7 3560-004
Sunpak Movers
1964
Box/Folder Accession
13/8-10 3560-004
U.S. Economic Opportunity Office
1964
13/11-13 3560-004
U.S. Education Office
1964
13/14 3560-004
U.S. Emergency Planning Office
1964
13/15 3560-004
U.S. Employment Security Bureau
1964
13/16-19 3560-004
U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1964
13/20 3560-004
U.S. Export-Import Bank
1964
13/21 3560-004
U.S. Farm Credit Administration
1964
13/22-23 3560-004
U.S. Farmers Hone Administration
1964
13/24 3560-004
U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation
1964
13/25-28 3560-004
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1964
14/1-4 3560-004
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1964
14/5 3560-004
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1964
14/6-18 3560-004
U.S. Forest Service
1964
14/19-21 3560-004
U.S. Federal Aviation Agency
1964
14/22-23 3560-004
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1964
15/1 3560-004
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1964
15/2 3560-004
U.S. Federal Deposit InsuranceCorporation
1964
15/3-5 3560-004
U.S. Federal Home Loan
1964
15/6-8 3560-004
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1964
15/9-10 3560-004
U. S, Federal Maritime Commission
1964
15/11 3560-004
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1964
15/12 3560-004
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1964
Box/Folder Accession
15/13 3560-004
Skyway Luggage
1964
15/14 3560-004
U.S. Foreign Claims SettlementCommission
1964
15/15-17 3560-004
U.S. General Accounting Office
1964
15/18-21 3560-004
U.S. General Service Administration
1964
15/22-23 3560-004
U.S. Health Education and Welfare
1964
16/1-2 3560-004
U.S. Health Education and Welfare
1964
Box/Folder Accession
16/3-4 3560-004
Kidney File
1964
16/5-9 3560-004
U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
1964
16/10-15 3560-004
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1964
Box/Folder Accession
16/16 3560-004
Makah
1964
16/17 3560-004
U.S. Indian Claims Commission
1964
16/18 3560-004
U.S. Information Agency
1964
16/19 3560-004
U.S. Interior Department
1964
17/1-9 3560-004
U.S. Interior Department
1964
17/10-19 3560-004
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1964
17/20-22 3560-004
U.S. International Development Agency
1964
18/1 3560-004
U.S. International Development Agency
1964
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U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1964
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U.S. Justice Department
1964
18/8-11 3560-004
U.S. Labor Department
1964
18/12-14 3560-004
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1964
18/15 3560-004
U.S. Library of Congress
1964
18/16 3560-004
U.S. Marine Corps
1964
18/17 3560-004
U.S. Mines Bureau
1964
18/18 3560-004
U.S. Mint
1964
18/19-20 3560-004
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1964
18/21 3560-004
U.S. National Archives
1964
18/22 3560-004
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1964
18/23 3560-004
U.S. National Mediation Board
1964
18/24 3560-004
U.S. National Park Services
1964
19/1 3560-004
U.S. National Park Services
1964
19/2 3560-004
U.S. National Science Foundation
1964
19/3-12 3560-004
U.S. Navy
1964
19/13-16 3560-004
U.S. Outdoor Recreation Bureau
1964
19/17 3560-004
U.S. Patent Office
1964
19/18-19 3560-004
U.S. Peace Corps
1964
19/20-21 3560-004
U.S. Post Office
1964
20/1-10 3560-004
U.S. Post Office
1964
20/11-14 3560-004
U.S. Public Health Service
1964
20/15 3560-004
U.S. Public lousing Administration
1964
20/16 3560-004
U.S. Public Roads Bureau
1964
20/17 3560-004
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1964
20/18-20 3560-004
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1964
21/1 3560-004
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1964
21/2 3560-004
U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1964
21/3-4 3560-004
U.S. Securities Exchange Commission
1964
21/5 3560-004
U.S. Selective Service System
1964
21/6-13 3560-004
U.S. Small Business Administration
1964
21/14 3560-004
U.S. Smithsonian Institution
1964
21/15-18 3560-004
U.S. Social Security Administration
1964
22/1-2 3560-004
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
1964
22/3-17 3560-004
U.S. State Department
1964
22/18-19 3560-004
U.S. Tariff Commission
1964
23/1-4 3560-004
U.S. Treasury
1964
23/5-7 3560-004
U.S. Urban Renewal
1964
23/8 3560-004
U.S. Veterans Administration
1964
23/9 3560-004
U.S. Weather Bureau
1964
1965
1965
Box/Folder Accession
23/10 3560-004
Communications Satellite Corporation
1965
23/11-20 3560-004
U.S. Agriculture Department
1965
24/1-8 3560-004
U.S. Agriculture Department
1965
24/9-17 3560-004
U.S. Air Force
1965
24/18-22 3560-004
U.S. Area Redevelopment Administration
1965
25/1-9 3560-004
U.S. Area Redevelopment Administration
1965
25/10 3560-004
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
1965
25/11-18 3560-004
U.S. Army
1965
25/19-25 3560-004
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1965
26/1-4 3560-004
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1965
26/5-25 3560-004
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1965
27/1-7 3560-004
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1965
27/8-14 3560-004
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1965
27/15 3560-004
U.S. Budget Bureau
1965
27/16 3560-004
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1965
27/17 3560-004
U.S. Census Bureau
1965
27/18-20 3560-004
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1965
27/21-23 3560-004
U.S. Civil Service Commission
1965
28/1-2 3560-004
U.S. Civil Service Commission
1965
28/3 3560-004
U.S. Coast Guard
1965
28/4-14 3560-004
U.S. Commerce
1965
28/15 3560-004
U.S. Community Facilities Administration
1965
28/16 3560-004
U.S. Community Relations Service
1965
28/17 3560-004
U.S. Defense Department
1965
29/1-16 3560-004
U.S. Defense Department
1965
29/17 3560-004
U.S. District of Columbia. CommissionersBoard
1965
29/18 3560-004
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1965
29/19 3560-004
U.S. Economic Opportunity Office
1965
30/1-6 3560-004
U.S. Economic Opportunity Office
1965
30/7-10 3560-004
U.S. Education Department
1965
30/11-13 3560-004
U.S. Emergency Planning Office
1965
30/14-17 3560-004
U.S. Employment Security Bureau
1965
30/18-22 3560-004
U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1965
30/23 3560-004
U.S. Export-Import Bank
1965
30/24 3560-004
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1965
30/25 3560-004
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1965
31/1-2 3560-004
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1965
31/3 3560-004
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1965
31/4 3560-004
U.S. Federal Deposit InsuranceCorporation
1965
31/5 3560-004
U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1965
31/6-7 3560-004
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1965
31/8 3560-004
U.S. Federal Maritime Commission
1965
31/9-12 3560-004
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1965
31/13 3560-004
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1965
31/14-20 3560-004
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1965
31/21 3560-004
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1965
31/22 3560-004
U.S. Foreign Claims SettlementCommission
1965
31/23-26 3560-004
U.S. Forest Service
1965
32/1-10 3560-004
U.S. Forest Service
1965
32/11-12 3560-004
U.S. General Accounting Office
1965
32/13-21 3560-004
U.S. General Services Administration
1965
32/22 3560-004
U.S. Government Printing Office
1965
32/23-28 3560-004
U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1965
33/1-3 3560-004
U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
1965
33/4 3560-004
U.S. Housing and Urban DevelopmentDepartment
1965
33/5-7 3560-004
U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1965
33/8-15 3560-004
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1965
33/16 3560-004
U.S. Indian Claims Commission
1965
33/17 3560-004
U.S. Information Agency
1965
33/18-24 3560-004
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1965
33/25-27 3560-004
U.S. Interior Department
1965
34/1-14 3560-004
U.S. Interior Department
1965
34/15-17 3560-004
U.S. International Development Agency
1965
34/18-19 3560-004
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1965
34/20 3560-004
U.S. Justice Department
1965
34/21-22 3560-004
U.S. Justice Department. Internal SecurityDivision
1965
35/1-5 3560-004
U.S. Labor Department
1965
35/6 3560-004
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1965
35/7 3560-004
U.S. Library of Congress
1965
35/8 3560-004
U.S. Marine Corps
1965
35/9 3560-004
U.S. Maritime Administration
1965
35/10 3560-004
U.S. Mines Bureau
1965
35/11 3560-004
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1965
35/12 3560-004
U.S. National Archives
1965
35/13 3560-004
U.S. National Council on the Arts
1965
35/14 3560-004
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1965
35/15 3560-004
U.S. National Mediation Board
1965
35/16-19 3560-004
U.S. National Park Service
1965
35/20 3560-004
U.S. National Science Foundation
1965
35/21-26 3560-004
U.S. Navy
1965
36/1-12 3560-004
U.S. Navy
1965
36/13-16 3560-004
U.S. Outdoor Recreation Bureau
1965
36/17 3560-004
U.S. Patent Office
1965
36/18 3560-004
U.S. Patent Office
1965
36/18 3560-004
U.S. Peace Office
1965
36/19-24 3560-004
U.S. Post Office
1965
Box/Folder Accession
37/1-2 3560-004
General
1965
37/3 3560-004
Commemorative Stamps
1965
37/4 3560-004
Nominations
1965
37/5-6 3560-004
U.S. Post Office. Facilities Bureau
1965
37/7-9 3560-004
U.S. Public Health Service
1965
37/10 3560-004
U.S. Public Housing Administration
1965
37/11-14 3560-004
U.S. Public Roads Bureau
1965
37/15 3560-004
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1965
37/16-20 3560-004
U.S. Reclamation Bureau of
1965
38/1 3560-004
U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1965
38/2-3 3560-004
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1965
38/4-11 3560-004
U.S. Small Business Administration
1965
38/12 3560-004
U.S. Smithsonian Institution
1965
38/13-20 3560-004
U.S. Social Security Administration
1965
39/1 3560-004
U.S. Social Security Administration
1965
39/2-18 3560-004
U.S. State Department
1965
39/19 3560-004
U.S. Tariff Commission
1965
39/20-25 3560-004
U.S. Treasury Department
1965
40/1 3560-004
U.S. Urban Renewal Administration
1965
40/2-3 3560-004
U.S. Veterans Administration
1965
40/4 3560-004
U.S. Weather Bureau
1965
1966
1966
Box/Folder Accession
40/5-15 3560-004
U.S. Agriculture Department
1966
40/16-20 3560-004
U.S. Air Force
1966
40/21 3560-004
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
1966
40/22-24 3560-004
U.S. Army
1966
41/1-6 3560-004
U.S. Army
1966
41/7-14 3560-004
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1966
41/15-22 3560-004
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1966
42/1-4 3560-004
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1966
42/5-7 3560-004
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1966
42/8 3560-004
U.S. Budget Bureau
1966
42/9 3560-004
U.S. Census Bureau
1966
42/10 3560-004
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1966
42/11-12 3560-004
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1966
42/13 3560-004
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
1966
42/14 3560-004
U.S. Civil Service Commission
1966
42/15 3560-004
U.S. Coast Guard
1966
42/16-23 3560-004
U.S. Commerce Department
1966
42/24 3560-004
U.S. Community Facilities Administration
1966
42/25 3560-004
U.S. Defense Department
1966
43/1-17 3560-004
U.S. Defense Department
1966
43/18 3560-004
U.S. District of Columbia. CommissionersBoard
1966
43/19-21 3560-004
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1966
44/1-2 3560-004
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1966
44/3-11 3560-004
U.S. Economic Opportunity Office
1966
44/12-16 3560-004
U.S. Education Department
1966
44/17 3560-004
U.S. Emergency Planning Office
1966
44/18 3560-004
U.S. Employment Security Bureau
1966
44/19 3560-004
U.S. Equal Employment OpportunityCommission
1966
44/20-21 3560-004
U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1966
44/22 3560-004
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1966
45/1 3560-004
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1966
45/2-4 3560-004
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1966
45/5-8 3560-004
U.S. Federal Communication Commission
1966
45/9 3560-004
U.S. Federal Deposit InsuranceCorporation
1966
45/10 3560-004
U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1966
45/11-15 3560-004
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1966
45/16 3560-004
U.S. Federal Maritime Commission
1966
45/17-19 3560-004
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1966
45/20-24 3560-004
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1966
46/1-4 3560-004
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1966
46/5-6 3560-004
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1966
46/7-12 3560-004
U.S. Forest Service
1966
46/13 3560-004
U.S. General Accounting Office
1966
46/14-20 3560-004
U.S. General Services Administration
1966
47/1-6 3560-004
U.S. Health Education and WelfareDepartment
1966
47/7-12 3560-004
U.S. Housing and Urban DevelopmentDepartment
1966
47/13-15 3560-004
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1966
47/16 3560-004
U.S. Indian Claims Commission
1966
47/17 3560-004
U.S. Information Agency
1966
47/18-21 3560-004
U.S. Interior Department
1966
48/1-6 3560-004
U.S. Interior Department
1966
48/7-8 3560-004
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1966
48/9-11 3560-004
U.S. International Development Agency
1966
48/12-15 3560-004
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1966
48/16-17 3560-004
U.S. Justice Department
1966
48/18-22 3560-004
U.S. Labor Department
1966
49/1-2 3560-004
U.S. Labor Department
1966
49/3 3560-004
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1966
49/4 3560-004
U.S. Library of Congress
1966
49/5-9 3560-004
U.S. Marine Corps (Buck, Carl H.)
1966
49/10 3560-004
U.S. Maritime Administration
1966
49/11 3560-004
U.S. Mines Bureau
1966
49/12 3560-004
U.S. National Archives
1966
49/13 3560-004
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1966
49/14 3560-004
U.S. National Endowment on the Arts -- WhiteHouse
1966
49/15 3560-004
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1966
49/16 3560-004
U.S. National Mediation Board
1966
49/17-21 3560-004
U.S. National Park Service
1966
49/22 3560-004
U.S. National Science Foundation
1966
49/23-29 3560-004
U.S. Navy
1966
50/1-3 3560-004
U.S. Navy
1966
50/4-28 3560-004
U.S. Outdoor Recreation Bureau -- NorthCascades
1966
51/1-5 3560-004
U.S. Outdoor Recreation Bureau -- NorthCascades
1966
51/6 3560-004
U.S. Patent Office
1966
51/7-8 3560-004
U.S. Peace Corps
1966
51/9-22 3560-004
U.S. Post Office Facilities Bureau
1966
51/23-25 3560-004
U.S. Prisons Bureau
1966
51/26 3560-004
U.S. Public Health Service
1966
52/1-4 3560-004
U.S. Public Health Service
1966
52/5 3560-004
U.S. Public Land Law Review Commission
1966
52/6 3560-004
U.S. Public Roads Bureau
1966
52/7 3560-004
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1966
52/8-12 3560-004
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1966
52/13 3560-004
U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1966
52/14 3560-004
U.S. Securities Exchange Commission
1966
52/15-16 3560-004
U.S. Selective Service
1966
52/17 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Commerce Committee
1966
52/18-23 3560-004
U.S. Small Business Administration
1966
53/1-3 3560-004
U.S. Social Security Administration
1966
U.S. State Department
1966
Box/Folder Accession
53/4-14 3560-004
General
1966
53/15 3560-004
Seattle Youth Symphony
1966
53/16 3560-004
Vietnam Relief Fund -- Orphanages
1966
Box/Folder Accession
53/17 3560-004
U.S. Tariff Commission
1966
53/18 3560-004
U.S. Territories Office
1966
53/19 3560-004
U.S. Transportation Department
1966
53/20-24 3560-004
U.S. Treasury Department
1966
53/25 3560-004
U.S. Urban Renewal Administration
1966
53/26 3560-004
U.S. Veterans Administration
1966
53/27 3560-004
U.S. Water Resources Council
1966
53/28 3560-004
U.S. Welfare Administration
1966
54/1 3560-004
International Joint Commission
1966
1967
1967
U.S. Agriculture Department
1967
Box/Folder Accession
54/2-6 3560-004
General
1967
54/7 3560-004
Dairy Regulation
1967
54/8 3560-004
Mandarin (Unshu) Oranges -- Importation
1967
U.S. Air Force
1967
Box/Folder Accession
54/9-12 3560-004
General
1967
54/13 3560-004
Cargo Containerization
1967
54/14 3560-004
Paine Field (Everett, WA)
1967
54/15 3560-004
Sonic Booms
1967
Box/Folder Accession
54/16 3560-004
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
1967
U.S. Army
1967
Box/Folder Accession
54/17 3560-004
General
1967
55/1-5 3560-004
General
1967
55/6 3560-004
Re-Supply Program -- Yukon River, AK
1967
U.S. Army Engineers Corps
1967
Box/Folder Accession
55/7-13 3560-004
General
1967
55/14 3560-004
Point Roberts, WA
1967
55/15 3560-004
Willapa Harbor, WA -- development
1967
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1967
Box/Folder Accession
55/16 3560-004
General
1967
56/1-6 3560-004
General
1967
56/7 3560-004
Food Irradiation
1967
56/8-11 3560-004
Hanford, WA Diversification
1967
Box/Folder Accession
56/12-13 3560-004
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1967
56/14 3560-004
U.S. Budget Bureau
1967
56/15 3560-004
U.S. Census Bureau
1967
56/16 3560-004
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1967
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1967
Box/Folder Accession
56/17-18 3560-004
General
1967
56/19-20 3560-004
Northwest-Southwest Service
1967
Box/Folder Accession
57/1 3560-004
U.S. Coast Guard
1967
57/2-4 3560-004
U.S. Commerce Department
1967
57/5-6 3560-004
U.S. Commercial Fisheries Bureau -- fishproteinconcentrate (see also: U.S. Economic DevelopmentAdministration)
1967
57/7 3560-004
U.S. Customs Bureau
1967
57/8-14 3560-004
U.S. Defense Department
1967
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1967
Box/Folder Accession
57/15-18 3560-004
General
1967
58/1 3560-004
Everett and Snohomish County, WA -- applications
1967
58/2 3560-004
Fish Protein Concentrate (see also: U.S. Commercial Fisheries Bureau)
1967
58/3-4 3560-004
Washington-Alaska Ferry System
1967
U.S. Economic Opportunity Office
1967
Box/Folder Accession
58/5-13 3560-004
General
1967
King County, WA
1967
Box/Folder Accession
58/14 3560-004
General
58/15 3560-004
Legal Services Center
Box/Folder Accession
58/16 3560-004
Spokane, WA -- Community Action Council
1967
58/17-18 3560-004
Sunnyside, WA -- Day Care Unit
1967
Box/Folder Accession
58/19 3560-004
U.S. Education Office
1967
59/1-6 3560-004
U.S. Education Office
1967
59/7 3560-004
U.S. Emergency Planning Office
1967
U.S. Employees' Compensation Bureau
1967
Box/Folder Accession
59/8-9 3560-004
General
1967
59/10 3560-004
Reasoner, Wayne A.
1967
Box/Folder Accession
59/11 3560-004
U.S. Environmental Science ServicesAdministration
1967
59/12 3560-004
U.S. Equal Employment OpportunityCommission
1967
U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1967
Box/Folder Accession
59/13-15 3560-004
General
1967
59/16 3560-004
Seafood Resources (Gasser, Clyde D.)
1967
Box/Folder Accession
59/17 3560-004
U.S. Export-Import Bank
1967
59/18-20 3560-004
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1964-1967
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1967
Box/Folder Accession
59/21-22 3560-004
General
1967
60/1-4 3560-004
Supersonic Transport
1967
Box/Folder Accession
60/5 3560-004
U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation
1967
60/6-8 3560-004
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1967
60/9 3560-004
U.S. Federal Deposit InsuranceCorporation
1967
60/10-11 3560-004
U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1967
60/12-14 3560-004
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1967
60/15 3560-004
U.S. Federal Maritime Commission
1967
60/16 3560-004
U.S. Federal National MortgageAssociation
1967
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1967
Box/Folder Accession
60/17-18 3560-004
General
1967
60/19 3560-004
Canadian Natural Gas - importation
1967
Box/Folder Accession
60/20 3560-004
U.S. Federal Reserve System
1967
60/21 3560-004
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1967
60/22-23 3560-004
U.S. Federal Water Pollution ControlAdministration
1967
61/1 3560-004
U.S. Federal Water Pollution ControlAdministration
1967
61/2-4 3560-004
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1967
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1967
Box/Folder Accession
61/5-7 3560-004
General
1967
61/8 3560-004
DMSO (Dimethyl Sulfoxide) - regulation
1967
Box/Folder Accession
61/9 3560-004
U.S. Foreign Claims SettlementCommission
1967
U.S. Forest Service
1967
Box/Folder Accession
61/10-12 3560-004
General
1967
61/13-15 3560-004
Mining -- Glacier Peak Wilderness, WA
1967
61/16 3560-004
Northwest Forest Products Industry
1967
U.S. General Services Administration
1967
Box/Folder Accession
61/17-20 3560-004
General
1967
61/21 3560-004
Radio Relay Station -- Lynnwood, WA
1967
Box/Folder Accession
61/22 3560-004
U.S. Government Printing Office
1967
62/1-3 3560-004
U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1967
U.S. Housing and Urban DevelopmentDepartment
1967
Box/Folder Accession
62/4-11 3560-004
General
1967
62/12 3560-004
Burien, WA -- arts center
1967
62/13 3560-004
Redondo, WA -- sewage system
1967
62/14 3560-004
Seattle, WA -- regional office
1967
62/15 3560-004
Washington State -- urban planning assistance
1967
Box/Folder Accession
62/16-18 3560-004
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1967
62/19 3560-004
U.S. Indian Claims Commission
1967
63/1 3560-004
U.S. Information Agency
1967
U.S. Interior Department
1967
Box/Folder Accession
63/2-8 3560-004
General
1967
63/9-10 3560-004
Coal De-Ashing
1967
63/11 3560-004
Columbia Basin Project
1967
63/12 3560-004
Columbia River -- water temperature
1967
63/13-15 3560-004
Grand Coulee Dam
1967
63/16 3560-004
Oil Shale -- leasing regulations
1967
U.S. International Development Agency
1967
Box/Folder Accession
63/17-19 3560-004
General
1967
63/20-21 3560-004
Thai Highway
1967
Box/Folder Accession
63/22-23 3560-004
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1967
64/1-2 3560-004
U.S. Justice Department
1967
U.S. Labor Department
1967
Box/Folder Accession
64/3-5 3560-004
General
1967
64/6-7 3560-004
New Careers Program
1967
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1967
Box/Folder Accession
64/8 3560-004
General
1967
64/9 3560-004
Leadbetter Point (Long Beach Peninsula, WA)
1967
Box/Folder Accession
64/10 3560-004
U.S. Library of Congress
1967
64/11 3560-004
U.S. Marine Corps
1967
64/12 3560-004
U.S. Maritime Administration
1967
64/13 3560-004
U.S. Mines Bureau
1967
64/14 3560-004
U.S. National Academy of Sciences
1967
64/15 3560-004
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1967
64/16 3560-004
U.S. National Archives
1967
64/17 3560-004
U.S. National Foundation on the Arts andHumanities
1967
64/18 3560-004
U.S. National Institute of Health
1967
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1967
Box/Folder Accession
64/19 3560-004
General
1967
64/20 3560-004
Pulp and Paper Workers -- West Coast
1967
Box/Folder Accession
64/21 3560-004
U.S. National Mediation Board
1967
U.S. National Park Service
1967
Box/Folder Accession
64/22-23 3560-004
General
1967
65/1 3560-004
Historic Landmarks
1967
Box/Folder Accession
65/2 3560-004
U.S. National Science Foundation
1967
U.S. Navy
1967
Box/Folder Accession
65/3-10 3560-004
General
1967
65/11-12 3560-004
Helibarge -- Crowley, Walter A.
1964-1967
65/13 3560-004
Mt. Vinson (Antarctic) Climb - logistical support
1967
65/14 3560-004
13th Naval District (Seattle, WA) -- consolidation
1967
U.S. Outdoor Recreation Bureau
1967
Box/Folder Accession
65/15 3560-004
General
1967
65/16 3560-004
North Cascades
1967
Box/Folder Accession
65/17 3560-004
U.S. Patent Office
1967
U.S. Post Office
1967
Box/Folder Accession
65/18-19 3560-004
General
1967
66/1-4 3560-004
General
1967
66/5 3560-004
Commemorative Stamps
1967
66/6 3560-004
Employee Organization -- Presidential Election (Henry, Luella)
1967
66/7 3560-004
Railway Cars
1967
66/8 3560-004
Wapato, WA -- facilities
1967
Box/Folder Accession
66/9 3560-004
U.S. Post Office. Facilities Bureau
1967
66/10 3560-004
U.S. Prisons Bureau
1967
U.S. Public Health Service
1967
Box/Folder Accession
66/11-14 3560-004
General
1967
66/15 3560-004
Air Quality Standards
1967
Box/Folder Accession
66/16 3560-004
U.S. Public Land Law Review Commission
1967
U.S. Public Roads Bureau
1967
Box/Folder Accession
66/17-19 3560-004
General
1967
66/20 3560-004
Lake Washington (Seattle, WA -- third bridge)
1967
66/21 3560-004
San Francisco, CA -- freeway
1967
66/22 3560-004
Steptoe Canyon (Clarkston, WA)
1967
Box/Folder Accession
66/23 3560-004
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1967
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1967
Box/Folder Accession
66/24-25 3560-004
General
1967
67/1 3560-004
General
1967
67/2-4 3560-004
Columbia -- North Side Project
1967
U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1967
Box/Folder Accession
67/5 3560-004
General
1967
67/6-7 3560-004
Pend Oreille County, WA
1967
Box/Folder Accession
67/8 3560-004
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1967
U.S. Small Business Administration
1967
Box/Folder Accession
67/9-12 3560-004
General
1967
67/13 3560-004
Hydrofoil
1967
Box/Folder Accession
67/14 3560-004
U.S. Smithsonian Institution
1967
67/15-16 3560-004
U.S. Social Security Administration
1967
U.S. State Department
1967
Box/Folder Accession
67/17-22 3560-004
General
1967
68/1-4 3560-004
General
1967
68/5-6 3560-004
Pfister (Ralph J.) -- citizenship restoration
1967
68/7 3560-004
Treaty Computerization (Rohn, Peter H.)
1967
Box/Folder Accession
68/8 3560-004
U.S. Tariff Commission
1967
68/9 3560-004
U.S. Territories Office
1967
U.S. Transportation Department
1967
Box/Folder Accession
68/10-12 3560-004
General
1967
68/13 3560-004
Airport Design Firm (Seattle, WA)
1967
Box/Folder Accession
68/14-17 3560-004
U.S. Treasury Department
1967
68/18-20 3560-004
U.S. Veterans Administration
1967
68/21 3560-004
U.S. Water Resources Council
1967
68/22 3560-004
U.S. Welfare Administration
1967
1968
1968
Box/Folder Accession
69/1-5 3560-004
U.S. Agriculture Department
1968
U.S. Air Force
1968
Box/Folder Accession
69/6-11 3560-004
General
1968
69/12-13 3560-004
Paine Field
1968
69/14 3560-004
Supersonic Transport
1968
Box/Folder Accession
69/15 3560-004
U.S. Apprenticeship Training Bureau
1968
69/16 3560-004
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
1968
U.S. Army
1968
Box/Folder Accession
69/17 3560-004
General
1968
70/1-5 3560-004
General
1968
Anti-Ballistic Missile System
1968
Box/Folder Accession
70/6 3560-004
General
70/7-10 3560-004
Siting
Box/Folder Accession
70/11 3560-004
Barton's Air Traffic Control Specialists, Inc.
1968
70/12 3560-004
Fort Lawton (Seattle, WA) -- closure
1968
70/13-14 3560-004
Port Handling Costs
1968
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1968
Box/Folder Accession
71/1-3 3560-004
General
1968
71/4 3560-004
Fast Fuels Test Facility
1968
71/5 3560-004
Hanford, WA - Diversification
1968
Box/Folder Accession
71/6-7 3560-004
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1968
71/8 3560-004
U.S. Budget Bureau
1968
71/9 3560-004
U.S. Census Bureau
1968
71/10 3560-004
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1968
71/11 3560-004
U.S. Civil Service Commission; PublicShipyardsSuperintendents Pay
1968
71/12-13 3560-004
U.S. Coast Guard
1968
71/14 3560-004
U.S. Commerce Department
1968
71/15 3560-004
U.S. Customs Bureau
1968
71/16-19 3560-004
U.S. Defense Department
1968
72/1-2 3560-004
U.S. Defense Department
1968
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1968
Box/Folder Accession
72/3 3560-004
General
1968
72/4 3560-004
Fish Protein Concentrate Plan -- Makah Indian Reservation
1968
U.S. Economic Opportunity Office
1968
Box/Folder Accession
72/5-10 3560-004
General
1968
72/11 3560-004
Seattle-King County Economic Opportunity Board, Inc.
1968
72/12-13 3560-004
Washington Citizens for Migrant Affairs
1968
Box/Folder Accession
72/14-16 3560-004
U.S. Education Office
1968
73/1 3560-004
U.S. Education Office
1968
73/2 3560-004
U.S. Emergency Planning Office
1968
73/3 3560-004
U.S. Employees' Compensation Bureau
1968
73/4 3560-004
U.S. Employment Security Bureau
1968
73/5 3560-004
U.S. Environmental Science ServicesAdministration
1968
73/6 3560-004
U.S. Equal Employment OpportunityCommission
1968
73/7-8 3560-004
U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1968
73/9 3560-004
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1968
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1968
Box/Folder Accession
73/10-11 3560-004
General
1968
73/12-13 3560-004
Portland International Airport
1968
73/14 3560-004
Supersonic Transport
1968
Box/Folder Accession
73/15-16 3560-004
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1968
73/17 3560-004
U.S. Federal Deposit InsuranceCorporation
1968
73/18 3560-004
U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1968
73/19-21 3560-004
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1968
74/1 3560-004
U.S. Federal Maritime Commission
1968
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1968
Box/Folder Accession
74/2 3560-004
General
1968
74/3 3560-004
Snake River Dam
1968
74/4-6 3560-004
Spada lake and Sultan River - Snohomish County Public Utility District #1
1968
Box/Folder Accession
74/7 3560-004
U.S. Federal Reserve System
1968
74/8 3560-004
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1968
U.S. Federal Water Pollution ControlAdministration
1968
Box/Folder Accession
74/9 3560-004
General
1968
74/10 3560-004
Crown Zellerbach Research and Development Grant
1968
Box/Folder Accession
74/11 3560-004
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1968
74/12 3560-004
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1968
74/13 3560-004
U.S. U.S. Foreign Claims SettlementCommission
1968
Forest Service
1968
Box/Folder Accession
74/14-17 3560-004
General
1968
74/18 3560-004
Glacier Peak -- mining
1968
74/19-21 3560-004
Exports
1968
Box/Folder Accession
75/1 3560-004
U.S. General Accounting Office
1968
U.S. General Services Administration
1968
Box/Folder Accession
75/2 3560-004
General
1968
75/3 3560-004
Lynnwood, WA Communications Site -- surplus land
1968
75/4 3560-004
Wenatchee, WA Federal Building
1968
Box/Folder Accession
75/5 3560-004
U.S. Geographic Names Board
1968
75/6 3560-004
U.S. Geological Survey
1968
75/7 3560-004
U.S. Government Printing Office
1968
U.S. Health, Education, and WelfareDepartment
1968
Box/Folder Accession
75/8-10 3560-004
General
1968
75/11 3560-004
Kidney Program
1968
U.S. Housing and Urban DevelopmentDepartment
1968
Box/Folder Accession
75/12-17 3560-004
General
1968
75/18 3560-004
Puget Sound Governmental Conference
1968
75/19 3560-004
Yesler-Atlantic Urban Renewal Project
1968
Box/Folder Accession
75/20 3560-004
U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1968
76/1-2 3560-004
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1968
76/3 3560-004
U.S. Indian Claims Commission
1968
76/4 3560-004
U.S. Information Agency
1968
U.S. Interior Department
1968
Box/Folder Accession
76/5-9 3560-004
General
1968
76/10 3560-004
Budget Report
1968
76/11 3560-004
Columbia Basin Project
1968
76/12 3560-004
Grand Coulee Dam -- third power plant
1968
76/13 3560-004
Thermal Pollution
1968
U.S. International Development Agency
1968
Box/Folder Accession
76/14 3560-004
General
1968
76/15 3560-004
Columbia Basin Farmers -- Brazilian Proposal
1968
Box/Folder Accession
76/16 3560-004
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1968
77/1 3560-004
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1968
77/1-3 3560-004
U.S. Justice
1968
U.S. Labor Department
1968
Box/Folder Accession
77/4-7 3560-004
General
1968
77/8 3560-004
U.S. Labor; Federal Code, Title 29 Revision
1968
77/9 3560-004
New Careers Program
1968
Box/Folder Accession
77/10 3560-004
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1968
77/11 3560-004
U.S. Library of Congress
1968
77/12 3560-004
U.S. Management Development and TrainingProgram
1968
77/13 3560-004
U.S. Marine Corps
1968
77/14 3560-004
U.S. Maritime Commission
1968
77/15 3560-004
U.S. National Academy of Sciences
1968
77/16 3560-004
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1968
77/17 3560-004
U.S. National Archives
1968
77/18 3560-004
U.S. National Commission on the Causes andPreventionof Violence
1968
77/19 3560-004
U.S. National Foundation on the Arts andtheHumanities
1968
77/20 3560-004
U.S. National Institute of Health
1968
77/21 3560-004
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1968
77/22 3560-004
U.S. National Mediation Board
1968
77/23 3560-004
U.S. National Park Service
1968
78/1 3560-004
U.S. National Science Foundation
1968
78/2 3560-004
U.S. National Water Commission
1968
U.S. Navy
1968
Box/Folder Accession
78/3a,4a-8 3560-004
General
1968
78/9 3560-004
Applied Physics Laboratory
1968
78/10 3560-004
Minesweeper Contract -- Overseas Bidders
1968
78/11 3560-004
Project Sea Use
1968
78/12 3560-004
Surface Nuclear Ships
1968
Box/Folder Accession
78/13 3560-004
U.S. Outdoor Recreation Bureau
1968
78/14 3560-004
U.S. Patent Bureau
1968
U.S. Post Office
1968
Box/Folder Accession
78/15-18 3560-004
General
1968
79/1-2 3560-004
General
1968
79/3 3560-004
Career Development Plan -- Seattle, WA Office
1968
79/4 3560-004
Erikson (Leif) Commemorative Stamp
1968
79/5 3560-004
Far East Military Mail -- Seattle, WA Gateway
1968
79/6 3560-004
Oso, WA Rural Station
1968
79/7 3560-004
Service Economics
1968
79/8 3560-004
South Sound Shopping Center -- postal facility
1968
79/9 3560-004
Zenith, WA Mail Delivery -- Des Moines, WA
1968
Box/Folder Accession
79/10 3560-004
U.S. Post Office. Facilities Bureau
1968
79/11 3560-004
U.S. Prisons Bureau
1968
79/12-13 3560-004
U.S. Public Health Service
1968
79/14 3560-004
U.S. Public Land Law Review Commission
1968
U.S. Public Roads Bureau
1968
Box/Folder Accession
79/15 3560-004
General
1968
79/16-21 3560-004
Conservation
1968
79/22 3560-004
Freeway Route -- Marymoor Park (Redmond, WA)
1968
79/23 3560-004
North Cascades Highway
1968
Box/Folder Accession
79/24 3560-004
U.S. Rail Road Retirement Board
1968
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1968
Box/Folder Accession
80/1 3560-004
General
1968
80/2-3 3560-004
Ahtanum Irrigation District (Yakima, WA)
1968
80/4 3560-004
Bumping Lake Reservoir
1968
Box/Folder Accession
80/5 3560-004
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1968
80/6 3560-004
U.S. Senate
1968
80/7-8 3560-004
U.S. Small Business Administration
1968
80/9 3560-004
U.S. Social Security Administration -- Spicer,JackW.
1968
80/10 3560-004
U.S. Soil Conservation Service --marshland
1968
U.S. State Department
1968
Box/Folder Accession
80/11-17 3560-004
General
1968
81/1 3560-004
General
1968
81/2 3560-004
Coryell, Christine
1968
81/3 3560-004
Herala (India) Project
1968
81/4 3560-004
Vietnamese Children -- Medical Treatment
1968
Box/Folder Accession
81/5 3560-004
U.S. Tariff Commission
1968
U.S. Territories Office
1968
Box/Folder Accession
81/6 3560-004
General
1968
81/7 3560-004
Air Service to Micronesia
1968
U.S. Transportation Department
1968
Box/Folder Accession
81/10-13 3560-004
General
1968
81/14 3560-004
Parkland Preservation Act
1968
81/15 3560-004
Tracy, Brunstrom and Dudley Inc.
1968
Box/Folder Accession
81/16 3560-004
U.S. Treasury Department
1968
81/17 3560-004
U.S. Urban Renewal Administration
1968
81/18-19 3560-004
U.S. Veterans Administration
1968
82/1 3560-004
U.S. Veterans Administration
1968
82/2 3560-004
U.S. Water Resources Council
1968
82/3 3560-004
International Boundary Commission - defoliationasborder marking
1968
1969
1969
U.S. Agriculture Department
1969
Box/Folder Accession
82/4-8 3560-004
General
1969
82/9 3560-004
Log Exports
1969
82/10 3560-004
Meat Inspectors
1969
U.S. Air Force
1969
Box/Folder Accession
82/11-14 3560-004
General
1969
82/15 3560-004
Release of Reserves Called Up In Public Crisis
1969
82/16 3560-004
Paine Field
1969
Box/Folder Accession
82/17 3560-004
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
1969
U.S. Army
1969
Box/Folder Accession
82/18-23 3560-004
General
1969
83/1-2 3560-004
General
1969
83/3-10 3560-004
Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM)
1969
83/11 3560-004
Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) Site - Bainbridge Island, WA
1969
83/12 3560-004
Chaplains Discussing God
1969
83/13 3560-004
Chemical and Biological Warfare
1969
83/14 3560-004
Federal Contractors Inc.
1969
83/15-16 3560-004
Fort Lawton (Seattle, WA)
1969
83/17 3560-004
Hinkle, Robert J.
1969
83/18 3560-004
My Lai Massacre
1969
83/19 3560-004
Nerve Gas Dumping
1969
83/20 3560-004
Presidio Stockade
1969
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1969
Box/Folder Accession
84/1-7 3560-004
General
1969
84/8 3560-004
Maclntyre, Byron
1969
84/9 3560-004
Marmes Archeological Site
1969
84/10-12 3560-004
Upper Columbia River Navigation Project
1969
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1969
Box/Folder Accession
84/13-14 3560-004
General
1969
85/1-3 3560-004
General
1969
85/4-5 3560-004
Hanford Reactor
1969
Box/Folder Accession
85/6 3560-004
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1969
85/7-8 3560-004
U.S. Budget Bureau
1969
85/9 3560-004
U.S. Census Bureau
1969
85/10 3560-004
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1969
Box/Folder Accession
85/11-12 3560-004
Transpacific Routes
1969
85/13 3560-004
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
1969
85/14 3560-004
U.S. Coast Guard
1969
85/15 3560-004
U.S. Commerce Department
1969
85/16 3560-004
U.S. Commercial Fisheries Bureau
1969
85/17 3560-004
U.S. Customs Bureau
1969
85/18 3560-004
U.S. Defense Department
1969
Box/Folder Accession
86/1-7 3560-004
General
1969
86/8 3560-004
Barnett, Martha -- overseas schools
1969
86/9 3560-004
Press Release for Seattle Public Schools
1969
86/10 3560-004
Reserve Call Up In Pueblo Crisis
1969
86/11 3560-004
Seattle, WA Food Purchasing Headquarters - closure
1969
86/12-13 3560-004
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1969
86/14-17 3560-004
U.S. Economic Opportunity Office
1969
87/1-2 3560-004
U.S. Economic Opportunity Office
1969
87/3-6 3560-004
U.S. Education Office
1969
87/7 3560-004
U.S. Emergency Preparedness Office
1969
87/8 3560-004
U.S. Environmental Quality Council
1969
87/9 3560-004
U.S. Environmental Science ServicesAdministration
1969
87/10 3560-004
U.S. Equal Employment OpportunityCommission
1969
87/11-12 3560-004
U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1969
87/13 3560-004
U.S. Export-Import Bank
1969
87/14 3560-004
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1969
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1969
Box/Folder Accession
87/15-16 3560-004
General
1969
87/17-18 3560-004
Portland International Airport
1969
87/19-20 3560-004
Supersonic Transport
1969
88/1 3560-004
Supersonic Transport
1969
Box/Folder Accession
88/2-5 3560-004
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1969
88/6 3560-004
U.S. Federal Deposit InsuranceCorporation
1969
88/7 3560-004
U.S. Federal Highway Administration --safetyregulations for commercial drivers
1969
88/8 3560-004
U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1969
88/9 3560-004
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1969
88/10 3560-004
U.S. Federal Maritime Commission
1969
88/11 3560-004
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1969
88/12 3560-004
U.S. Federal Reserve System
1969
88/13-14 3560-004
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1969
88/15 3560-004
U.S. Federal Water Pollution ControlAdministration
1969
88/16 3560-004
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1969
88/17 3560-004
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1969
88/18 3560-004
U.S. Foreign Claims SettlementCommission
1969
88/19-21 3560-004
U.S. Forest Service
1969
89/1 3560-004
U.S. Forest Service
1969
89/2 3560-004
U.S. General Accounting Office. ComptrollerGeneral
1969
89/3-4 3560-004
U.S. General Services Administration
1969
89/5 3560-004
U.S. Geological Names Board
1969
89/6 3560-004
U.S. Government Printing Office
1969
89/7-10 3560-004
U.S. Health Education and WelfareDepartment
1969
89/11 3560-004
U.S. Health Education and Welfare Department.SexInformation and Education Council of the United States
1969
89/12-15 3560-004
U.S. Housing and Urban DevelopmentDepartment
1969
89/16 3560-004
U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1969
89/17-18 3560-004
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1969
90/1 3560-004
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1969
90/2 3560-004
U.S. Indian Claims Commission
1969
90/3 3560-004
U.S. Information Agency
1969
U.S. Interior Department
1969
Box/Folder Accession
90/4-7 3560-004
General
1969
90/8 3560-004
Alaska Oil -- development and pipeline
1969
90/9 3560-004
Columbia Basin Project
1969
90/10 3560-004
Grand Coulee Dam -- third power plant
1969
90/11 3560-004
North Cascades Advisory Group
1969
90/12-13 3560-004
North Cascades National Park
1969
U.S. International Development Agency
1969
Box/Folder Accession
90/14-16 3560-004
General
1969
90/17 3560-004
Museum in Honduras -- Johnston, Michael
1969
Box/Folder Accession
90/18-19 3560-004
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1969
U.S. Justice Department
1969
Box/Folder Accession
90/20-21 3560-004
General
1969
90/22 3560-004
Seattle Federal Drug Lab Closure
1969
Box/Folder Accession
91/1-4 3560-004
U.S. Labor Department
1969
91/5 3560-004
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1969
91/6 3560-004
U.S. Library of Congress
1969
91/7 3560-004
U.S. Marine Corps
1969
91/8 3560-004
U.S. Maritime Administration
1969
91/9 3560-004
U.S. Mines Bureau
1969
91/10-11 3560-004
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1969
91/12 3560-004
U.S. National Archives and RecordsService
1969
91/13 3560-004
U.S. National Foundation on the Arts andHumanities
1969
91/14 3560-004
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1969
91/15 3560-004
U.S. National Mediation Board
1969
91/16-18 3560-004
U.S. National Park Service
1969
91/19 3560-004
U.S. National Science Foundation
1969
U.S. Navy
1969
Box/Folder Accession
91/20-24 3560-004
General
1969
92/1-4 3560-004
General
1969
92/5 3560-004
Applied Physics Laboratory
1969
92/6 3560-004
Bangor Ammunition Depot
1969
92/7 3560-004
Sewage Hook-up at Pier 91 (Seattle, WA)
1969
92/8 3560-004
U.S.S. Pueblo
1969
Box/Folder Accession
92/9 3560-004
U.S. Navy. Facilities EngineeringCommand
1969
92/10 3560-004
U.S. Navy. Sandpoint Air Station -- privateaircraft
1969
92/11 3560-004
U.S. Outdoor Recreation Bureau
1969
92/12 3560-004
U.S. Panama Canal Company
1969
92/13 3560-004
U.S. Parole Board
1969
92/14 3560-004
U.S. Patent Office
1969
92/15 3560-004
U.S. Peace Corps
1969
U.S. Post Office
1969
Box/Folder Accession
92/16-20 3560-004
General
1969
93/1 3560-004
General
1969
93/2-3 3560-004
Commemorative Stamps
1969
93/4 3560-004
Nominations
1969
Box/Folder Accession
93/5 3560-004
U.S. Post Office. Facilities Bureau
1969
93/6-7 3560-004
U.S. Prison Bureau
1969
93/8-9 3560-004
U.S. Public Health Service
1969
93/10 3560-004
U.S. Public Land Law Review Commission
1969
93/11 3560-004
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1969
93/12 3560-004
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1969
93/13 3560-004
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1969
93/14 3560-004
U.S. Selective Service System
1969
93/15 3560-004
U.S. Senate
1969
93/16-17 3560-004
U.S. Small Business Administration
1969
U.S. Social Security Administration
1969
Box/Folder Accession
93/18 3560-004
General
1969
93/19 3560-004
Medicare -- 2% Reimbursement Factor
1969
U.S. State Department
1969
Box/Folder Accession
93/20-21 3560-004
General
1969
94/1-7 3560-004
General
1969
94/8 3560-004
Metropoulos, John C. (Monk Panteleimon)
1969
94/9-10 3560-004
Nigeria and Biafra
1969
94/11 3560-004
Northwest Committee for Democracy in Greece
1969
Box/Folder Accession
94/12 3560-004
U.S. Tariff Commission
1969
94/13 3560-004
U.S. Territories Office
1969
94/14-17 3560-004
U.S. Transportation Department
1969
94/18-19 3560-004
U.S. Treasury Department
1969
94/20 3560-004
U.S. Water Resources Council
1969
95/1 3560-004
U.S. Veterans Administration
1969
95/2 3560-004
International Boundary Commission
1969
95/3 3560-004
International Joint Commission
1969
1970
1970
Box/Folder Accession
95/4-12 3560-004
U.S. Agriculture Department
1970
U.S. Air Force
1970
Box/Folder Accession
95/13-15 3560-004
General
1970
96/1-2 3560-004
General
1970
96/3 3560-004
Paine Field
1970
Box/Folder Accession
96/4 3560-004
U.S. Air Pollution ControlAdministration
1970
U.S. Army
1970
Box/Folder Accession
96/5-15 3560-004
General
1970
97/1-2 3560-004
Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM)
1970
97/3 3560-004
Chemical and Biological Warfare
1970
97/4-5 3560-004
Fort Lawton (Seattle, WA)
1970
97/6 3560-004
My Lai Massacre
1970
Nerve Gas
1970
Box/Folder Accession
97/7-8 3560-004
General
97/9-11 3560-004
Shipment in Washington State
97/12 3560-004
Script Associates -- Mach, Hugo
U.S. Army. Engineer Corps
1970
Box/Folder Accession
97/13-17 3560-004
General
1970
98/1-8 3560-004
General
1970
98/9 3560-004
Ediz Hook (Port Angeles, WA)
1970
Box/Folder Accession
98/10-13 3560-004
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1970
Box/Folder Accession
98/14-15 3560-004
Hanford Reactor
1970
98/16-17 3560-004
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1970
98/18 3560-004
U.S. Budget Bureau
1970
98/19 3560-004
U.S. Census Bureau
1970
99/1-2 3560-004
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1970
99/3-4 3560-004
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
1970
99/5 3560-004
U.S. Civil Service Commission
1970
Box/Folder Accession
99/6 3560-004
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Smith, Lyle M.
1970
99/7-8 3560-004
U.S. Coast Guard
1970
U.S. Commerce Department
1970
Box/Folder Accession
99/9-11 3560-004
General
1970
Box/Folder Accession
99/12 3560-004
U.S. Commercial Fisheries
1970
99/13 3560-004
U.S. Consumer Protection and EnvironmentalHealthService
1970
99/14-15 3560-004
U.S. Customs Bureau
1970
99/16-19 3560-004
U.S. Defense Department
1970
100/1-7 3560-004
U.S. Defense Department
1970
Box/Folder Accession
100/8 3560-004
Civil Defense
1970
100/9-10 3560-004
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1970
100/11-16 3560-004
U.S. Economic Opportunity Office
1970
101/1 3560-004
U.S. Economic Opportunity Office
1970
Box/Folder Accession
101/2 3560-004
Seattle-King County Economic Opportunity Board, Inc.
1970
101/3 3560-004
United Inner City Development Foundation
1970
101/4-7 3560-004
U.S. Education Office
1970
U.S. Emergency Preparedness Office
1970
Box/Folder Accession
101/8 3560-004
General
1970
101/9 3560-004
Time Oil Company
1970
Box/Folder Accession
101/10 3560-004
U.S. Employment Security Bureau
1970
101/11 3560-004
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1970
101/12 3560-004
U.S. Environmental Science ServiceAdministration
1970
101/13 3560-004
U.S. Equal Employment OpportunitiesCommission
1970
101/14-17 3560-004
U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1970
101/18 3560-004
U.S. Export-Import Bank
1970
101/19 3560-004
U.S. Farm Credit Administration
1970
101/20-21 3560-004
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1970
Box/Folder Accession
101/22 3560-004
Burlington Home Financing
1970
101/23 3560-004
Section 235 Program
1970
101/24 3560-004
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1970
102/1-3 3560-004
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1970
Box/Folder Accession
102/4 3560-004
Air Traffic Controllers Problems
1970
102/5-8 3560-004
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1970
102/9 3560-004
U.S. Federal Highway Administration
1970
Box/Folder Accession
102/10 3560-004
Spokane Freeway
1970
102/11 3560-004
U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1970
102/12-13 3560-004
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1970
Box/Folder Accession
102/14 3560-004
Longview American Baptist Church Retirement Home
1970
102/15 3560-004
U.S. Federal Maritime Commission
1970
102/16 3560-004
U.S. Federal Mediation and ConciliationService
1970
102/17 3560-004
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1970
102/18 3560-004
U.S. Federal Reserve System
1970
102/19-21 3560-004
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1970
103/1-2 3560-004
U.S. Federal Water Pollution ControlAdministration
1970
103/3 3560-004
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1970
103/4-5 3560-004
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1970
103/6 3560-004
U.S. Foreign Claims SettlementCommission
1970
103/7-11 3560-004
U.S. Forest Service
1970
Box/Folder Accession
103/12-13 3560-004
Condominiums on Forest Service Land
1970
103/14 3560-004
Coulter Creek Area Logging
1970
103/15 3560-004
Olympic National Forest Mining Claims
1970
103/16 3560-004
U.S. General Accounting Office
1970
103/17-19 3560-004
U.S. General Services Administration
1970
103/20 3560-004
U.S. Geological Survey
1970
103/21 3560-004
U.S. Government Printing Office
1970
104/1-8 3560-004
U.S. Health Education and WelfareDepartment
1970
Box/Folder Accession
104/9 3560-004
Rockwood Manor Retirement Home
1970
104/10 3560-004
Sex Education in Schools
1970
104/11-16 3560-004
U.S. Housing and Urban DevelopmentDepartment
1970
105/1-2 3560-004
U.S. Housing and Urban DevelopmentDepartment
1970
Box/Folder Accession
105/3 3560-004
Low Income Housing Kirkland
1970
105/4 3560-004
U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1970
105/5-8 3560-004
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1970
Box/Folder Accession
105/9-11 3560-004
Lummi Aquaculture
1970
105/12 3560-004
U.S. Indian Claims Commission
1970
105/13 3560-004
U.S. Information Agency
1970
105/14-16 3560-004
U.S. Interior Department
1970
106/1-3 3560-004
U.S. Interior Department
1970
Box/Folder Accession
106/4 3560-004
Alaska -- Oil and Pipeline
1970
106/5 3560-004
Columbia Basin Project
1970
106/6 3560-004
North Cascades
1970
106/7 3560-004
North Cascades Advisory Committee
1970
106/8-9 3560-004
U.S. International Development Agency
1970
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1970
Box/Folder Accession
106/10-12 3560-004
General
1970
106/13 3560-004
Household Goods Carriers
1970
Box/Folder Accession
106/14-17 3560-004
U.S. Justice Department
1970
107/1-4 3560-004
U.S. Labor Department
1970
107/5 3560-004
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1970
107/6 3560-004
U.S. Law Enforcement AssistanceAdministration
1970
107/7-8 3560-004
U.S. Library of Congress
1970
107/9 3560-004
U.S. Marine Corps
1970
107/10 3560-004
U.S. Maritime Administration
1970
107/11 3560-004
U.S. Merchant Marine
1970
107/12 3560-004
U.S. National Academy of Sciences
1970
107/13 3560-004
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1970
107/14 3560-004
U.S. National Archives
1970
107/15 3560-004
U.S. National Credit UnionAdministration
1970
107/16 3560-004
U.S. National Foundation on the Arts andHumanities
1970
107/17 3560-004
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1970
107/18 3560-004
U.S. National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration
1970
107/19-20 3560-004
U.S. National Park Service
1970
107/21 3560-004
U.S. National Science Foundation
1970
107/22 3560-004
U.S. National Water Commission
1970
U.S. Navy
1970
Box/Folder Accession
107/23-25 3560-004
General
1970
108/1-8 3560-004
General
1970
108/9 3560-004
Clebra (Puerto Rico) -- firing activities
1970
Box/Folder Accession
108/10 3560-004
U.S. Navy. Facilities Engineering Command--Northwest Division Closure
1970
108/12-14 3560-004
U.S. Navy. Sandpoint Air Station
1970
109/1 3560-004
U.S. Obscenity and PornographyCommission
1970
109/2 3560-004
U.S. Outdoor Recreation Bureau
1970
109/3 3560-004
U.S. Parole Board
1970
109/4 3560-004
U.S. Patent Office
1970
109/5 3560-004
U.S. Peace Corps
1970
U.S. Post Office
1970
Box/Folder Accession
109/6-14 3560-004
General
1970
109/15 3560-004
Commemorative Stamps
1970
Box/Folder Accession
109/16 3560-004
U.S. Post Office. Facilities Bureau
1970
109/17 3560-004
U.S. Prisons Bureau
1970
109/18-19 3560-004
U.S. Public Health Service
1970
110/1-3 3560-004
U.S. Public Health Service
1970
110/4 3560-004
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1970
110/5 3560-004
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1970
110/6 3560-004
U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1970
110/7 3560-004
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1970
110/8 3560-004
U.S. Senate
1970
U.S. Small Business Administration
1970
Box/Folder Accession
110/9-11 3560-004
General
1970
110/12 3560-004
Columbia Fruit Packers
1970
Box/Folder Accession
110/13 3560-004
U.S. Smithsonian Institution
1970
110/14 3560-004
U.S. Social Security Administration
1970
U.S. State Department
1970
Box/Folder Accession
110/15-18 3560-004
General
1970
111/1-3 3560-004
General
1970
111/4 3560-004
Jacobsen Brothers -- Torpedo Recovery Contract
1970
111/5-7 3560-004
Middle East
1970
Box/Folder Accession
111/8 3560-004
U.S. Tariff Commission
1970
111/9 3560-004
U.S. Territories Office
1970
U.S. Transportation Department
1970
Box/Folder Accession
111/10-13 3560-004
General
1970
111/14-16 3560-004
Supersonic Transport
1970
Box/Folder Accession
111/17-18 3560-004
U.S. Treasury Department
1970
U.S. Veterans Administration
1970
Box/Folder Accession
111/19 3560-004
General
1970
112/1-2 3560-004
General
1970
112/3 3560-004
Hospital Conditions
1970
Box/Folder Accession
112/4 3560-004
U.S. Water Resources Council
1970
1971
1971
Box/Folder Accession
112/5 3560-004
International Joint Commission
1971
112/6-7 3560-004
U.S. ACTION
1971
112/8 3560-004
U.S. Ad Hoc Advisory Group on the PresidentialVotefor Puerto Rico
1971
112/9-16 3560-004
U.S. Agriculture Department
1971
U.S. Air Force
1971
Box/Folder Accession
112/17-19 3560-004
General
1971
113/1-2 3560-004
General
1971
113/3 3560-004
Pearson, Mary Ann
1971
Box/Folder Accession
113/4 3560-004
U.S. American Revolution BicentennialCommittee
1971
113/5 3560-004
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
1971
U.S. Army
1971
Box/Folder Accession
113/6-15 3560-004
General
1971
113/16 3560-004
Fluke, John
1971
113/17 3560-004
Fort Lawton
1971
Box/Folder Accession
113/18-19 3560-004
U.S. Army. Engineer Corps
1971
114/1-5 3560-004
U.S. Army. Engineer Corps
1971
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1971
Box/Folder Accession
114/7-11 3560-004
General
1971
114/12-13 3560-004
Amchitka, AK -- CANNIKIN Test
1971
114/14 3560-004
Hanford, WA Reactor
1971
114/15 3560-004
Mechanics Research Products
1971
Box/Folder Accession
115/1 3560-004
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1971
115/2 3560-004
U.S. Management and Budget Office
1971
115/3-5 3560-004
U.S. Census Bureau
1971
115/6 3560-004
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1971
115/7-8 3560-004
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1971
115/9 3560-004
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
1971
115/10 3560-004
U.S. Coast Guard
1971
115/11-13 3560-004
U.S. Commerce Department
1971
115/14 3560-004
U.S. Commercial Fisheries Bureau
1971
115/15 3560-004
U.S. Consumer Protection and EnvironmentalHealthService
1971
115/16 3560-004
U.S. Customs Bureau
1971
U.S. Defense Department
1971
Box/Folder Accession
115/17-21 3560-004
General
1971
116/1-6 3560-004
General
1971
116/7 3560-004
Civil Defense
1971
116/8 3560-004
Roselle, Richard
1971
Box/Folder Accession
116/9-10 3560-004
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1971
U.S. Economic Opportunity Office
1971
Box/Folder Accession
116/11-15 3560-004
General
1971
116/16 3560-004
Active Mexicanos Economic Development
1971
Box/Folder Accession
117/1-4 3560-004
U.S. Education Office
1971
117/5 3560-004
U.S. Emergency Preparedness Office
1971
117/6 3560-004
U.S. Employees' Compensation Bureau
1971
117/7 3560-004
U.S. Employment Security Bureau
1971
117/8-13 3560-004
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1971
117/14 3560-004
U.S. Environmental Quality Council
1971
U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1971
Box/Folder Accession
117/15 3560-004
General
1971
118/1-4 3560-004
General
1971
118/5 3560-004
Aging Conference
1971
118/6 3560-004
Children and Youth Conference
1971
118/7 3560-004
Spanish-Speaking People -- Opportunities -- Cabinet Committee
1971
Box/Folder Accession
118/8 3560-004
U.S. Export-Import Bank
1971
118/9 3560-004
U.S. Farm Credit Administration
1971
118/10-12 3560-004
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1971
118/13-14 3560-004
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1971
118/15 3560-004
U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation
1971
118/16-18 3560-004
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1971
118/19 3560-004
U.S. Federal Highway Administration
1971
119/1 3560-004
U.S. Federal Highway Administration
1971
119/2 3560-004
U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1971
119/3 3560-004
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1971
119/4 3560-004
U.S. Federal Maritime Commission
1971
119/5 3560-004
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1971
119/6 3560-004
U.S. Federal Railroad Administration
1971
119/7 3560-004
U.S. Federal Reserve System
1971
119/8-9 3560-004
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1971
119/10 3560-004
U.S. Ash and Wildlife Service
1971
119/11-12 3560-004
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1971
119/13 3560-004
U.S. Foreign Claims SettlementCommission
1971
119/14-18 3560-004
U.S. Forest Service
1971
119/19 3560-004
U.S. General Accounting Office
1971
120/1-5 3560-004
U.S. General Services Administration
1971
120/6 3560-004
U.S. Government Printing Office
1971
120/7-14 3560-004
U.S. Health, Education, and WelfareDepartment
1971
U.S. Housing and Urban DevelopmentDepartment
1971
Box/Folder Accession
120/15-16 3560-004
General
1971
121/1-11 3560-004
General
1971
121/12 3560-004
Pike Place Market (Seattle, WA)
1971
121/13 3560-004
Seattle, WA -- Vacancy Rate
1971
Box/Folder Accession
121/14 3560-004
U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1971
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1971
Box/Folder Accession
121/15 3560-004
General
1971
122/1-2 3560-004
General
1971
122/3 3560-004
Lummi Aquaculture Project
1971
Box/Folder Accession
122/4 3560-004
U.S. Information Agency
1971
U.S. Interior Department
1971
Box/Folder Accession
122/5-8 3560-004
General
1971
122/9 3560-004
Alaska -- Oil and Pipeline
1971
122/10 3560-004
Columbia Basin Project
1971
Box/Folder Accession
122/11-12 3560-004
U.S. International Development Agency
1971
122/13 3560-004
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1971
122/14-16 3560-004
U.S. Justice Department
1971
U.S. Labor Department
1971
Box/Folder Accession
122/17-18 3560-004
General
1971
123/1-5 3560-004
General
1971
Box/Folder Accession
123/7 3560-004
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1971
123/8 3560-004
U.S. Library of Congress
1971
123/9 3560-004
U.S. Marine Corps
1971
123/10 3560-004
U.S. Maritime Administration
1971
123/11 3560-004
U.S. Mines Bureau
1971
123/12-13 3560-004
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1971
123/14 3560-004
U.S. National Archives
1971
123/15 3560-004
U.S. National Council on IndianOpportunity
1971
123/16 3560-004
U.S. National Foundation on the Arts andHumanities
1971
123/17 3560-004
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1971
123/18 3560-004
U.S. National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration
1971
U.S. National Park Service
1971
Box/Folder Accession
123/19-20 3560-004
General
1971
124/1 3560-004
North Cascades National Park
1971
Box/Folder Accession
124/2 3560-004
U.S. National Railroad PassengerCorporation(AMTRAK)
1971
124/3 3560-004
U.S. National Science Foundation
1971
124/4 3560-004
U.S. National Water Foundation
1971
U.S. Navy
1971
Box/Folder Accession
124/5-13 3560-004
General
1971
124/14 3560-004
Gulebra (Puerto Rico) -- firing activities
1971
124/15 3560-004
Oak Harbor, WA -- water supply
1971
Box/Folder Accession
124/16 3560-004
U.S. Navy. Sandpoint Air Base
1971
124/17 3560-004
U.S. Outdoor Recreation Bureau
1971
124/18 3560-004
U.S. Parole Board
1971
125/1 3560-004
U.S. Patent Office
1971
125/2 3560-004
U.S. Peace Corps
1971
U.S. Post Office
1971
Box/Folder Accession
125/3-7 3560-004
General
1971
125/8 3560-004
Commemorative Stamps
1971
Box/Folder Accession
125/9 3560-004
U.S. Post Office. Facilities Bureau
1971
125/10-13 3560-004
U.S. Prisons Bureau
1971
125/14-16 3560-004
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1971
125/17 3560-004
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1971
126/1 3560-004
U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1971
126/2 3560-004
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1971
126/3 3560-004
U.S. Selective Service System
1971
126/4 3560-004
U.S. Senate
1971
126/5-8 3560-004
U.S. Small Business Administration
1971
126/9 3560-004
U.S. Smithsonian Institution
1971
126/10-11 3560-004
U.S. Social Security Administration
1971
U.S. State Department
1971
Box/Folder Accession
126/12-18 3560-004
General
1971
126/19 3560-004
Fly, Claude
1971
126/20-22 3560-004
Middle East
1971
127/1-2 3560-004
Middle East
1971
127/3 3560-004
Point Roberts, WA
1971
127/4 3560-004
Warfare -- Chemical and Biological
1971
Box/Folder Accession
127/5 3560-004
U.S. Tariff Commission
1971
127/6 3560-004
U.S. Territories Office
1971
U.S. Transportation Department
1971
Box/Folder Accession
127/7-14 3560-004
General
1971
127/15 3560-004
Jupitor Corporation
1971
127/16-19 3560-004
Supersonic Transport
1971
128/1 3560-004
Supersonic Transport
1971
Box/Folder Accession
128/2-3 3560-004
U.S. Treasury Department
1971
128/4-8 3560-004
U.S. Veterans Administration
1971
128/9-10 3560-004
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
1971
1972
1972
Box/Folder Accession
128/11 3560-004
International Joint Commission
1972
128/12-13 3560-004
U.S. ACTION
1972
128/14-17 3560-004
U.S. Agriculture Department
1972
129/1-3 3560-004
U.S. Agriculture Department
1972
129/4-8 3560-004
U.S. Air Force
1972
129/9 3560-004
U.S. American Revolution BicentennialCommission
1972
U.S. Army
1972
Box/Folder Accession
129/10-18 3560-004
General
1972
129/19 3560-004
Search and Rescue Planning
1972
129/20 3560-004
U.S. Navy. Sandpoint Air Station
1972
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1972
Box/Folder Accession
129/21 3560-004
General
1972
130/1-5 3560-004
General
1972
130/6 3560-004
Brownsville, WA -- Shoreline Management Permit
1972
Box/Folder Accession
130/7-9 3560-004
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1972
130/10-11 3560-004
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1972
130/12 3560-004
U.S. Census Bureau
1972
130/13 3560-004
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1972
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1972
Box/Folder Accession
130/14-15 3560-004
General
1972
130/16 3560-004
Northwest Orient Airlines - strike
1972
Box/Folder Accession
130/17 3560-004
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
1972
130/18 3560-004
U.S. Coal Research Office
1972
130/19 3560-004
U.S. Coast Guard
1972
130/20 3560-004
U.S. Commerce Affairs Office
1972
131/1 3560-004
U.S. Commerce Department
1972
131/2-3 3560-004
U.S. Cost of Living Council
1972
131/4 3560-004
U.S. Customs Bureau
1972
131/5-9 3560-004
U.S. Defense Department
1972
131/10-12 3560-004
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1972
131/13-16 3560-004
U.S. Economic Opportunity Office
1972
132/1-4 3560-004
U.S. Education Office
1972
132/5 3560-004
U.S. Emergency Preparedness Office
1972
132/6 3560-004
U.S. Employees' Compensation Bureau
1972
132/7 3560-004
U.S. Employment Security Bureau
1972
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1972
Box/Folder Accession
132/8-10 3560-004
General
1972
132/11 3560-004
Everett, WA -- pulp mill closures
1972
132/12 3560-004
Manchester, WA -- water hygiene laboratory
1972
Box/Folder Accession
132/13 3560-004
U.S. Equal Employment OpportunityCommission
1972
132/14-15 3560-004
U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1972
132/16 3560-004
U.S. Export-Import Bank
1972
132/17-19 3560-004
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1972
132/20-21 3560-004
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1972
133/1 3560-004
U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation
1972
133/2-4 3560-004
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1972
133/5 3560-004
U.S. Federal Highway Administration
1972
133/6 3560-004
U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1972
133/7 3560-004
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1972
133/8 3560-004
U.S. Federal National MortgageAdministration
1972
133/9 3560-004
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1972
133/10 3560-004
U.S. Federal Reserve Board
1972
133/11 3560-004
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1972
133/12 3560-004
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1972
U.S. Forest Service
1972
Box/Folder Accession
133/13-18 3560-004
General
1972
133/19 3560-004
Lake Closures -- seaplanes
1972
133/20 3560-004
Liberty, WA
1972
133/21 3560-004
Roadless Areas -- survey
1972
134/1 3560-004
Roadless Areas -- survey
1972
134/2 3560-004
Wilderness Areas
1972
Box/Folder Accession
134/3 3560-004
U.S. General Accounting Office
1972
U.S. General Services Administration
1972
Box/Folder Accession
134/4-7 3560-004
General
1972
134/8-9 3560-004
Grantee Program
1972
Box/Folder Accession
134/10 3560-004
U.S. Geographic Names Board
1972
134/11 3560-004
U.S. Government Printing Office
1972
134/12-17 3560-004
U.S. Health, Education, and WelfareDepartment
1972
U.S. Housing and Urban DevelopmentDepartment
1972
Box/Folder Accession
134/18-19 3560-004
General
1972
135/1-4 3560-004
General
1972
135/5 3560-004
Everett, WA -- Planning Grant
1972
Box/Folder Accession
135/6 3560-004
U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1972
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1972
Box/Folder Accession
135/7-8 3560-004
General
1972
135/9 3560-004
Lummi Aquaculture Project
1972
Box/Folder Accession
135/10 3560-004
U.S. Indian Claims Commission
1972
135/11 3560-004
U.S. Indian Health Service
1972
135/12 3560-004
U.S. Information Agency
1972
U.S. Interior Department
1972
Box/Folder Accession
135/13-15 3560-004
General
1972
135/16 3560-004
Alaska -- Oil and Pipeline
1972
135/17 3560-004
Columbia Basin Project
1972
Box/Folder Accession
135/18 3560-004
U.S. International-Development Agency
1972
135/19 3560-004
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1972
136/1-2 3560-004
U.S. Justice Department
1972
136/3-7 3560-004
U.S. Labor Department
1972
136/8 3560-004
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1972
136/9 3560-004
U.S. Library of Congress
1972
136/10 3560-004
U.S. Management and Budget Office
1972
136/11 3560-004
U.S. Marine Corps
1972
136/12 3560-004
U.S. Maritime Administration
1972
136/13 3560-004
U.S. Mines Bureau
1972
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1972
Box/Folder Accession
136/14-15 3560-004
General
1972
136/16 3560-004
Space Transportation System - Utah
1972
Box/Folder Accession
136/17 3560-004
U.S. National Archives
1972
136/18 3560-004
U.S. National Foundation on the Arts andHumanities
1972
136/19 3560-004
U.S. National Highway Traffic SafetyAdministration
1972
136/20 3560-004
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1972
136/21 3560-004
U.S. National Mediation Board
1972
136/22 3560-004
U.S. National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration
1972
U.S. National Park Service
1972
Box/Folder Accession
136/23 3560-004
General
1972
137/1 3560-004
General
1972
137/3 3560-004
North Cascades National Park
1972
Box/Folder Accession
137/4-5 3560-004
U.S. National Railroad PassengerCorporation(AMTRAX)
1972
137/6 3560-004
U.S. National Science Foundation
1972
U.S. Navy
1972
Box/Folder Accession
137/7-12 3560-004
General
1972
137/13 3560-004
Fenner, Ray
1972
137/14 3560-004
Franks, Harry E.
1972
Box/Folder Accession
137/15 3560-004
U.S. Navy. Puget Sound Supply Center (Bremerton,WA)
1972
137/16 3560-004
U.S. Outdoor Recreation Bureau
1972
137/17-18 3560-004
U.S. Parole Board
1972
137/19 3560-004
U.S. Patent Office
1972
137/20-21 3560-004
U.S. Post Office
1972
138/1-3 3560-004
U.S. Post Office
1972
138/4 3560-004
U.S. Prisons Bureau
1972
138/5-6 3560-004
U.S. Public Health Service
1972
138/7 3560-004
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1972
138/8 3560-004
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1972
138/9 3560-004
U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1972
138/10 3560-004
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1972
138/11 3560-004
U.S. Selective Service System
1972
138/12 3560-004
U.S. Senate
1972
138/13-16 3560-004
U.S. Small Business Administration
1972
138/17 3560-004
U.S. Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Bureau
1972
U.S. State Department
1972
Box/Folder Accession
138/18-19a 3560-004
General
1972
139/1-3 3560-004
General
1972
139/4 3560-004
Middle East
1972
139/5 3560-004
Point Roberts, WA
1972
139/6 3560-004
Prosterman, Roy -- Vietnam Land Reform
1972
Box/Folder Accession
139/7 3560-004
U.S. Tariff Commission
1972
139/8 3560-004
U.S. Territories Office
1972
139/9-12 3560-004
U.S. Transportation Department
1972
139/13 3560-004
U.S. Treasury Department
1972
139/14 3560-004
U.S. Urban Mass TransportationAdministration
1972
139/15-16 3560-004
U.S. Veterans Administration
1972
139/17 3560-004
U.S. Water Resources Council
1972
139/10-19 3560-004
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
1972
Legislative Correspondence
1964
1964
Box/Folder Accession
140/1-5 3560-004
Agriculture -- Beef Imports (50%)
1964
140/6-7 3560-004
Alaska
1964
140/8 3560-004
Anderson Federal Tax Lien Amendment
1964
140/9 3560-004
Animal Imports
1964
140/10 3560-004
Appropriations (50%)
1964
140/11 3560-004
Atomic Energy
1964
140/12 3560-004
Bankruptcy
1964
140/13 3560-004
California-Pacific Northwest PowerIntertie
1964
140/14 3560-004
Civil Defense
1964
Civil Rights
1964
Box/Folder Accession
140/15-21 3560-004
General (50%)
1964
140/22 3560-004
Workers - Mississippi
1964
Box/Folder Accession
140/23 3560-004
Civil Service Annuities
1964
140/24 3560-004
Columbia River Water Diversion
1964
140/25 3560-004
Communications
1964
140/26 3560-004
Congressional Pay Raise
1964
140/27 3560-004
Crime
1964
140/28 3560-004
Cyprus
1964
140/29 3560-004
Dirksen Amendment -- Reapportionment
1964
141/1 3560-004
Distilled Spirits Advertising
1964
141/2 3560-004
Dyna Soar Program
1964
141/3 3560-004
Economic
1964
141/5-8 3560-004
Education
1964
141/9 3560-004
Federal Employees Retirement
1964
141/10 3560-004
Federal Excise Tax
1964
141/11 3560-004
Federal Government
1964
141/12 3560-004
Federal Pay Bill
1964
141/13 3560-004
Finance
1964
Firearms
1964
Box/Folder Accession
141/14-16 3560-004
General
1964
141/17-19 3560-004
Registration -- Dodd Amendment
1964
Box/Folder Accession
141/20 3560-004
Firemen's Social Security
1964
142/1-3 3560-004
Firemen's Social Security
1964
142/4-5 3560-004
Fish and Fisheries
1964
142/6 3560-004
Fishermen's Health Care
1964
142/7-3 3560-004
Foreign Aid
1964
142/9-12 3560-004
Foreign Relations (50%)
1964
142/13 3560-004
Fort George Wright Cemetery
1964
142/14 3560-004
Fulbright, William -- Foreign Policy
1964
142/15 3560-004
Government Employees
1964
142/16 3560-004
Gulf of Tonkin
1964
142/17-20 3560-004
Health
1964
142/21 3560-004
Housing
1964
142/22 3560-004
Immigration
1964
143/1-2 3560-004
Immigration
1964
143/3-5 3560-004
Indian Affairs
1964
143/6 3560-004
Industrial Arts
1964
Insurance
1964
Box/Folder Accession
143/7 3560-004
Premium Borrowing
1964
143/3 3560-004
Retirement
1964
Box/Folder Accession
143/9 3560-004
Kalispel Indians
1964
143/10-13 3560-004
Labor
1964
143/14 3560-004
Laboratory Animals
1964
143/15-17 3560-004
Legal
Scope and Content: Includes information about school prayer.
1964
143/18 3560-004
Log Exports
1964
143/19 3560-004
Maritime
1964
143/20-23 3560-004
Medicare
1964
Military
1964
Box/Folder Accession
143/24-26 3560-004
General
1964
144/1 3560-004
Hospitals
1964
Box/Folder Accession
144/2 3560-004
National Defense
1964
144/3-6 3560-004
Natural Resources
1964
144/7 3560-004
North Atlantic Treaty Organization and theAtomicEnergy Commission
1964
144/8 3560-004
Nuclear Weapons
1964
144/9 3560-004
Othello, WA -- Post Office
1964
144/10 3560-004
Panama Crisis
1964
144/11 3560-004
Parochial School Aid
1964
144/12 3560-004
Post Office
1964
144/13 3560-004
Poverty Legislation
1964
144/14 3560-004
Power and Light
1964
144/15 3560-004
Public Works
1964
144/16 3560-004
Purchase Authorizations for Wheat
1964
144/17 3560-004
Railroad Retirement
1964
144/18-19 3560-004
Religion
1964
144/20 3560-004
Ribicoff Amendment (Tax Credits forEducation)
1964
144/21 3560-004
Roads
1964
Salaries
1964
Box/Folder Accession
144/22 3560-004
Federal
1964
144/23 3560-004
Postal
1964
Box/Folder Accession
144/24-26 3560-004
School Prayer (50%)
1964
144/27 3560-004
Senate Rules
1964
144/28-29 3560-004
Social Security (50%)
1964
145/1 3560-004
Social Security (50%)
1964
145/2 3560-004
Space
1964
145/3 3560-004
Taft-Hartley Act
1964
145/4 3560-004
Tax -- Boeing Per Diem Allowances
1964
145/5-7 3560-004
Taxes
1964
145/8 3560-004
Territories
1964
145/9-11 3560-004
Trade (50%)
1964
145/12 3560-004
Transportation
1964
145/13 3560-004
Un-American Activities
1964
145/14 3560-004
United Nations
1964
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1964
Box/Folder Accession
145/15 3560-004
Rate Increases
1964
145/16 3560-004
Transmission Line
1964
Box/Folder Accession
145/17-19 3560-004
Veterans
1964
146/1 3560-004
Vietnam
1964
146/2 3560-004
War on Poverty
1964
146/3 3560-004
West Coast Pulp and Paper Workers Union
1964
146/4 3560-004
Wheat Bill
1964
146/5-6 3560-004
Wheat Program
1964
146/7 3560-004
Wheat Sale to Russians
1964
Box/Folder Accession
146/8-10 3560-004
General (20%)
1964
146/11 3560-004
Flexos -- master copies
1964
1965
1965
Box/Folder Accession
146/12-13 3560-004
Agricultural (50%)
1965
146/14 3560-004
American Legion
1965
146/15 3560-004
Annuities
1965
146/16-18 3560-004
Appropriations
1965
146/19 3560-004
Appropriations -- Willamette Falls FishwayProject
1965
146/20 3560-004
Arms Control
1965
146/21 3560-004
Atomic Energy
1965
146/22 3560-004
Aviation
1965
146/23 3560-004
Beverages -- beer concentrate
1965
146/24 3560-004
C-5A Contract
1965
146/25 3560-004
Census Form Revisions
1965
147/1 3560-004
Civil Defense
1965
147/2-5 3560-004
Civil Rights
1965
147/6 3560-004
Coin and Currency
1965
147/7 3560-004
Communications
1965
147/8-10 3560-004
Conscience Clause -- Labor Union Membership(50%)
1965
147/11-12 3560-004
Consular Convention with U.S.S.R.
1965
147/13 3560-004
Copyright Laws
1965
147/14 3560-004
Crime
1965
147/15 3560-004
Dominican Republic
1965
147/16-17 3560-004
Economic
1965
147/18-19 3560-004
Education (50%)
1965
148/1-4 3560-004
Eldercare (50%)
1965
148/5 3560-004
Election Day Move to Sunday
1965
148/6 3560-004
Excise Tax
1965
148/7 3560-004
Farm Bill
1965
148/8-9 3560-004
Federal Government
1965
148/10 3560-004
Federal Pay
1965
148/11 3560-004
Field Solicitor
1965
148/12-14 3560-004
Finance
1965
148/15-17 3560-004
Firearms (20%)
1965
148/18 3560-004
Fire Fighters
1965
148/19 3560-004
Fish and Fisheries
1965
148/20-21 3560-004
Foreign Aid
1965
148/22-25 3560-004
Foreign Relations (50%)
1965
149/1-3 3560-004
Foreign Relations (50%)
1965
149/4 3560-004
Fraternity and Sorority Segregation
1965
149/5 3560-004
Government Employees
1965
149/6 3560-004
Green River Watershed
1965
149/7-9 3560-004
Health (50%)
1965
149/10-13 3560-004
Health Care -- King Anderson (20%)
1965
149/14 3560-004
Highway Billboards
1965
149/15 3560-004
Holland Amendment
1965
149/16 3560-004
Housing
1965
149/17-19 3560-004
Immigration
1965
149/20 3560-004
Indian Affairs
1965
149/21 3560-004
Indian Affairs -- Tlingit and HaidaIndians
1965
149/22-23 3560-004
Insurance and Retirement
1965
150/1 3560-004
Insurance and Retirement
1965
150/2-6 3560-004
Labor
1965
150/7-12 3560-004
Legal
1965
150/13 3560-004
Log Exports
1965
150/14 3560-004
Maritime
1965
150/15-16 3560-004
Medicare
1965
150/17 3560-004
Military
1965
151/1-3a,4 3560-004
Military
1965
151/5-6 3560-004
Military Pay
1965
151/7 3560-004
Milk Marketing
1965
151/8 3560-004
Mt. Pilchuck State Park
1965
151/9 3560-004
National Defense
1965
151/10-13 3560-004
Natural Resources
1965
151/14 3560-004
Natural Resources -- Diverting Water totheSouthwest
1965
151/15 3560-004
Natural Resources -- Water ResourcesBill
1965
151/16 3560-004
Otto Otepka (Communists in Government)
1965
151/17 3560-004
Post Office
1965
151/18 3560-004
Postal Workers
1965
151/19 3560-004
Poverty
1965
151/20 3560-004
Power and Light
1965
151/21-23 3560-004
Public Works
1965
151/24 3560-004
Railroad Retirement
1965
151/25 3560-004
Railway Labor Act
1965
151/26 3560-004
Reapportionment
1965
152/1 3560-004
Reserve Units Merger
1965
152/2 3560-004
Retirement
1965
152/3-4 3560-004
Roads
1965
152/5 3560-004
Salaries -- federal
1965
152/6 3560-004
Salaries -- postal
1965
152/7 3560-004
School Aid -- private and parochial
1965
152/8 3560-004
Senate Rules
1965
152/9-12 3560-004
Social Security
1965
152/13 3560-004
Soil Conservation
1965
152/14 3560-004
Space
1965
152/15-20 3560-004
Taft-Hartley Act -- Repeal of Section 14(b)(50%)
1965
152/21-22 3560-004
Taxes
1965
153/1-2 3560-004
Taxes
1965
153/3-4 3560-004
Telephone Excise Tax
1965
153/5 3560-004
Territories
1965
153/6 3560-004
Tipping
1965
153/7-6 3560-004
Tlingit Indians
1965
153/9-10 3560-004
Trade
1965
153/11 3560-004
Transportation
1965
153/12 3560-004
Truck Tax
1965
153/13 3560-004
Tucannon River
1965
153/14 3560-004
Un-American Activities
1965
153/15-16 3560-004
United Nations
1965
153/17 3560-004
U.S. National Guard
1965
153/18-21 3560-004
Veterans
1965
153/22-23 3560-004
Veterans Hospitals
1965
154/1 3560-004
Veterans Hospitals
1965
154/2 3560-004
Veteran's Widows Pension
1965
154/3-5 3560-004
Vietnam
1965
154/6 3560-004
Vietnam -- use of gas
1965
154/7 3560-004
Vocational Rehabilitation
1965
154/8-9 3560-004
Voting Rights Act
1965
154/10 3560-004
War on Poverty
1965
154/11 3560-004
Water Resources
1965
154/12 3560-004
Welfare
1965
154/13 3560-004
Wild Rivers Bill
1965
154/14-18 3560-004
General (10% sample)
1965
154/19 3560-004
Flexos
1965
1966
1966
Box/Folder Accession
154/20-21 3560-004
Agriculture
1966
154/22 3560-004
Airline Strike
1966
154/23 3560-004
Annuities Recomputation
1966
154/24-25 3560-004
Appropriations
1966
155/1-2 3560-004
Appropriations
1966
155/3 3560-004
Atomic Energy
1966
155/4 3560-004
Auto Excise Tax
1966
155/5 3560-004
Aviation
1966
155/6 3560-004
Box Cars
1966
155/7 3560-004
Budget -- 1967
1966
155/8 3560-004
Certificates of Deposit
1966
155/9 3560-004
Chicago and Northwestern-Milwaukee Railway Merger
1966
155/10 3560-004
Civil Defense
1966
155/11 3560-004
Civil Rights
1966
155/12-16 3560-004
Civil Rights Act
1966
155/17 3560-004
Communications
1966
155/18 3560-004
Consular Convention with the U.S.S.R.
1966
155/19 3560-004
Crime
1966
155/20 3560-004
DDT in Milk
1966
155/21 3560-004
Demonstration Cities Act
1966
155/22-25 3560-004
Diet Supplements -- prescription requirement (50%)
1966
156/2 3560-004
District of Columbia Home Rule
1966
156/3-6 3560-004
Economic
1966
156/7-9 3560-004
Education
1966
156/10 3560-004
Education Act Funds
1966
156/11 3560-004
Education Expense Deduction for Teachers
1966
156/12 3560-004
Employment Security Amendment
1966
156/13-15 3560-004
Federal Government
1966
156/16 3560-004
Federal Pay Bill
1966
156/17-18 3560-004
Finance
1966
156/19 3560-004
Firearms
1966
157/1 3560-004
Firearms
1966
157/2-3 3560-004
Fish and Fisheries
1966
157/4 3560-004
Foreign Aid
1966
157/5-10 3560-004
Foreign Relations
1966
157/11 3560-004
Free Customs Service
1966
157/12 3560-004
Government Employees
1966
157/13-15 3560-004
Health
1966
157/16-17 3560-004
Housing
1966
157/18 3560-004
Immigration
1966
157/19-20 3560-004
Indian Affairs
1966
157/21 3560-004
Insurance and Retirement
1966
158/1 3560-004
Insurance and Retirement
1966
158/2 3560-004
Insurance of Deposits
1966
158/3 3560-004
Investments Tax Credits
1966
158/4-8 3560-004
Labor (50%)
1966
158/9 3560-004
Laboratory Animals
1966
158/10 3560-004
Laboratory Animals -- Dealers Regulation
1966
158/11 3560-004
Leavenworth Hospital
1966
158/12-15 3560-004
Legal
1966
158/16 3560-004
Manpower Services Act
1966
158/17 3560-004
Maritime
1966
158/18-20 3560-004
Military (50%)
1966
158/21 3560-004
Military Medical Care
1966
158/22 3560-004
Minimum Income
1966
158/23-24 3560-004
Minimum Picker's Wage
1966
158/25 3560-004
Mortgage Funds
1966
158/26 3560-004
Moses Lake Community Antenna Television System
1966
158/27 3560-004
National Defense
1966
158/28 3560-004
National Guard Technicians
1966
158/29 3560-004
Natural Resources
1966
159/1-3 3560-004
Natural Resources
1966
159/4-5 3560-004
Natural Resources -- water diversion to southwest
1966
159/6 3560-004
Natural Resources -- Water Resources Planning Act
1966
159/7 3560-004
North Pacific Fish
1966
159/8 3560-004
Oat-Rye Substitution for Wheat in Farm Program
1966
159/9 3560-004
Organizational Conspiracies Act
1966
159/10-11 3560-004
Parcel Post Rates
1966
159/12 3560-004
Piece Rate Minimum Wage
1966
159/13 3560-004
Population Growth
1966
159/14 3560-004
Postal Package Sizes
1966
159/15 3560-004
Postal Pay Raise
1966
159/16 3560-004
Postal Service
1966
159/17 3560-004
Poverty Programs
1966
159/18 3560-004
Power and Light
1966
159/19-21 3560-004
Public Works
1966
159/22 3560-004
Railroad Retirement
1966
159/23 3560-004
Rent Supplements
1966
159/24 3560-004
Roads
1966
159/25 3560-004
Rural Electrification Administration Financing
1966
159/26 3560-004
St. Joseph Hospital
1966
159/27 3560-004
Salaries -- federal
1966
159/28 3560-004
Salaries -- postal
1966
159/29 3560-004
School Bonds
1966
159/30-31 3560-004
School Lunch Cuts
1966
159/32 3560-004
School Prayer Amendments
1966
160/1 3560-004
Situs Picketing
1966
160/2-3 3560-004
Social Security
1966
160/4 3560-004
Social Security -- over 70
1966
160/5 3560-004
Space
1966
160/6 3560-004
State Legislature Representation
1966
160/7 3560-004
Taft-Hartley Act -- Repeal of Section14(b)
1966
160/8-12 3560-004
Taxes
1966
160/13-14 3560-004
Taxes -- travel expenses
1966
160/15 3560-004
Telephone Tax
1966
160/16 3560-004
Territories
1966
160/17-18 3560-004
Trade
1966
160/19-20 3560-004
Transportation
1966
161/1-2 3560-004
Transportation Department Establishment
1966
161/3 3560-004
Truth in Packaging Labeling
1966
161/4 3560-004
Un-American Activities
1966
161/5 3560-004
Unemployment Compensation
1966
161/6-7 3560-004
Unemployment Standards
1966
161/8 3560-004
United Nations
1966
161/9 3560-004
U.S. Capitol -- West Front
1966
161/10 3560-004
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1966
161/11 3560-004
U.S. Forest Service
1966
161/12-15 3560-004
Veterans
1966
161/16 3560-004
Veteran's Pensions
1966
161/17-20 3560-004
Vietnam
1966
161/21 3560-004
White Wheat Market
1966
161/22-24 3560-004
General (20%)
1966
161/25-26 3560-004
Flexos
1966
1967
1967
Box/Folder Accession
161/27 3560-004
Adult Basic Education
1967
161/28 3560-004
Agriculture
1967
162/1-2 3560-004
Agriculture
1967
162/3 3560-004
Alcoholic Beverages
1967
162/4-8 3560-004
Appropriations
1967
162/9 3560-004
Armed Forces Museum
1967
162/10 3560-004
Aviation
1967
162/11 3560-004
Beverages
1967
162/12-13 3560-004
Chicago and Northwestern Railways Merger with Milwaukee Road
1967
162/14 3560-004
Chiropractors
1967
162/15 3560-004
Civil Rights
1967
162/16 3560-004
Communications
1967
162/17-19 3560-004
Consular Treaty with the U.S.S.R. (50%)
1967
162/20 3560-004
Copyrights and Patents
1967
162/21-22 3560-004
Crime (50%)
1967
163/1 3560-004
Crime (50%)
1967
163/2 3560-004
Dodd, Thomas
1967
163/3 3560-004
Draft Alternatives
1967
163/4 3560-004
Draft Changes
1967
163/5 3560-004
Drug Treatment Center
1967
163/6-7 3560-004
Economic
1967
163/8 3560-004
Economic Opportunity Office
1967
163/9-11 3560-004
Education
1967
163/12 3560-004
Export-Import Bank
1967
163/13 3560-004
Federal Communications Commission Fairness Doctrine
1967
163/14 3560-004
Federal Government
1967
163/15 3560-004
Federal Savings Institutions
1967
163/16 3560-004
Federal Spending
1967
163/17 3560-004
Films and TV
1967
163/18-19 3560-004
Finance
1967
163/20-21a 3560-004
Firearms
1967
163/22 3560-004
Fish and Fisheries
1967
163/23 3560-004
Flag Desecration
1967
163/24-25 3560-004
Food and Drug Administration -- vitamin and mineral prescription requirement
1967
163/26 3560-004
Foreign Aid
1967
163/27 3560-004
Foreign Relations (20%)
1967
164/1-3 3560-004
Foreign Relations (20%)
1967
164/4 3560-004
Forest Service Fees
1967
164/5 3560-004
Goldendale Wheat Allotment
1967
164/6 3560-004
Government Employees
1967
164/7 3560-004
Government Operations -- Architectural and Engineering Fees
1967
164/8 3560-004
Head of Household Tax Benefits Extension
1967
164/9-11 3560-004
Health
1967
164/12 3560-004
Highway Funds
1967
164/13 3560-004
Housing
1967
164/14 3560-004
Immigration
1967
164/15 3560-004
Import Quotas
1967
164/16-18 3560-004
Indian Affairs
1967
164/19 3560-004
Insurance and Retirement
1967
164/20 3560-004
Internal Revenue Service -- Ruling 67-10
1967
164/21,21a 3560-004
Kennicott Copper -- Cascade Mining
1967
165/1 3560-004
Kennicott Copper -- Cascade Mining
1967
165/2 3560-004
KVOS TV
1967
165/3-6 3560-004
Labor (50%)
1967
165/7 3560-004
Laboratory Animals
1967
165/8-10 3560-004
Legal
1967
165/11 3560-004
McHugh, Simon F. -- Appointment
1967
165/12 3560-004
Maritime
1967
165/13 3560-004
Middle East
1967
165/14-17 3560-004
Military
1967
165/18 3560-004
Military Pay
1967
165/19 3560-004
Mink Ranches
1967
165/20 3560-004
Missionaries Captive in Vietnam
1967
165/21 3560-004
Mother's Day Plea for Peace
1967
165/22 3560-004
National Defense
1967
165/23 3560-004
Natural Resources (50%)
1967
166/1-2 3560-004
Natural Resources --- water diversion
1967
166/3 3560-004
Natural Resources -- water diversion
1967
166/4-6 3560-004
North Cascades National Park
1967
166/7 3560-004
Oceanography
1967
166/8 3560-004
Oil and Gas Tax
1967
166/9-12 3560-004
Panama Canal
1967
166/13 3560-004
Personal Income Tax Exemption Increase
1967
166/14-16 3560-004
Post Office
1967
166/17 3560-004
Postal Rate Increase
1967
166/18-20 3560-004
Postal Salary Increase (50%)
1967
166/21 3560-004
Poverty Funds
1967
167/1 3560-004
Powell, Adam Clayton
1967
167/2 3560-004
Public Works
1967
167/3 3560-004
Pulp and Paper workers Union Dispute
1967
167/4 3560-004
Railroad Labor Dispute
1967
167/5 3560-004
Railroad Merger
1967
167/6-7 3560-004
Railroad Pensions
1967
167/8 3560-004
Railroad Retirement
1967
167/9 3560-004
Railroad Work Hours
1967
167/10 3560-004
Redwood National Park
1967
167/11 3560-004
Rhodesian Sanctions
1967
167/12 3560-004
Riot Bill
1967
167/13 3560-004
Roads
1967
167/14 3560-004
Rural Electrification
1967
167/13 3560-004
Salaries -- Federal
1967
167/14 3560-004
San Rafael Wilderness
1967
167/15 3560-004
School Prayers
1967
167/16 3560-004
Securities and Exchange Commission -- Mutual Funds
1967
167/17 3560-004
Senate Rules
1967
167/18 3560-004
Seven Percent Investment Tax Credit
1967
167/19 3560-004
Situs Picketing
1967
167/20-24 3560-004
Social Security (50%)
1967
168/1 3560-004
Soviet Bid on Grand Coulee Dam
1967
168/2 3560-004
Space
1967
168/3 3560-004
Surplus Property for Schools
1967
168/4 3560-004
Tax Increase
1967
168/5-8 3560-004
Taxes (50%)
1967
168/9 3560-004
Territories
1967
168/10-12 3560-004
Trade
1967
168/13 3560-004
Trade -- Log Exports
1967
168/14 3560-004
Trade -- with Eastern Bloc
1967
168/15 3560-004
Transportation
1967
168/16 3560-004
Un-American Activities
1967
168/17 3560-004
United Nations
1967
168/18 3560-004
United States Troops in Rhodesia
1967
168/19-20 3560-004
Veterans
1967
169/1 3560-004
Veterans
1967
169/2 3560-004
Veterans Pensions
1967
169/3-5 3560-004
Vietnam (50%)
1967
169/6 3560-004
Wineries
1967
169/7 3560-004
World Peace and Vietnam
1967
169/8 3560-004
Yakima Indians
1967
169/9-12 3560-004
General (20%)
1967
169/13-14 3560-004
Flexos
1967
1968
1968
Box/Folder Accession
169/15-16 3560-004
Agriculture
1968
169/17 3560-004
Airports
1968
169/18-20 3560-004
Appropriations
1968
169/21 3560-004
Atomic Energy
1968
169/22 3560-004
Aviation
1968
169/23 3560-004
Beverages -- Alcoholic
1968
169/24 3560-004
Biafra
1968
170/1 3560-004
Biafra
1968
170/2 3560-004
Civil Defense
1968
170/3 3560-004
Civil Disorders
1968
170/4-5 3560-004
Civil Rights
1968
170/6 3560-004
Communications
1968
170/7 3560-004
Copyright Law
1968
170/8 3560-004
Credit Disclosure
1968
170/9-12 3560-004
Crime -- (incl. gun control)
1968
170/13 3560-004
DeGaulle
1968
170/14 3560-004
Democratic Party Convention
1968
170/15 3560-004
Door to Door Sales
1968
170/16-18 3560-004
Economic
1968
170/19-21 3560-004
Education
1968
170/22 3560-004
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
1968
170/23 3560-004
Federal Employee Retirement
1968
170/24 3560-004
Federal Government
1968
171/1 3560-004
Federal Savings Act
1968
171/2 3560-004
Field Service Travel Tax
1968
171/3-4 3560-004
Finance
1968
171/5-7 3560-004
Firearms
1968
171/8 3560-004
Fish and Fisheries
1968
171/9 3560-004
Food Supplements
1968
171/10 3560-004
Foreign Aid
1968
171/11-15 3560-004
Foreign Relations (50%)
1968
171/16 3560-004
Foreign Travel
1968
171/17-18 3560-004
Fortas, Abe -- nomination to Supreme Court(50%)
1968
171/19 3560-004
Garnishment Restrictions
1968
171/20-21 3560-004
Gold Standard
1968
171/22 3560-004
Government Employees
1968
171/23 3560-004
Head Start
1968
172/1-2 3560-004
Health
1968
172/3 3560-004
Highway Funds
1968
172/4 3560-004
Housing
1968
172/5 3560-004
Humane Animal Treatment Act
1968
172/6 3560-004
Immigration
1968
172/7-8 3560-004
Indian Affairs
1968
172/9 3560-004
Industrial Revenue Bonds
1968
172/10 3560-004
Insurance and Retirement
1968
172/11 3560-004
Investment Company Amendments Act
1968
172/12 3560-004
Iron and Steel
1968
172/13-15 3560-004
Labor
1968
172/16 3560-004
Law Enforcement
1968
172/17-18 3560-004
Legal (50%)
1968
172/19 3560-004
Log Exports
1968
172/20 3560-004
Maritime
1968
172/21 3560-004
McCarthy for President
1968
172/22-24 3560-004
Military
1968
172/25 3560-004
Monday Holiday
1968
172/26 3560-004
Mortgage Rates -- Federal Housing Administration
1968
172/27 3560-004
National Art Foundation
1968
172/28 3560-004
National Defense
1968
172/29 3560-004
National Insurance Corporation
1968
173/1 3560-004
National Labor Relations Act --Agriculture
1968
173/2-4 3560-004
Natural Resources
1968
173/5 3560-004
Natural Resources -- Duck Stamps
1968
173/6 3560-004
Natural Resources -- water diversion
1968
173/7 3560-004
Northern Pacific-Great Northern Railway Merger
1968
173/8 3560-004
Nuclear Weapons
1968
173/9 3560-004
Oceanography
1968
173/10 3560-004
Olympic National Park
1968
173/11 3560-004
Pacific Airline Route
1968
173/12 3560-004
Poor Peoples March
1968
173/13 3560-004
Portland International Airport
1968
173/14 3560-004
Post Office
1968
173/15 3560-004
Post Office -- service changes
1968
173/16 3560-004
Power and Light
1968
173/17 3560-004
Public Works (incl. conservation)
1968
173/18 3560-004
Roads
1968
173/19 3560-004
Robel, Eugene Case -- communists in defense plants
1968
173/20 3560-004
Salaries -- Federal
1968
173/21 3560-004
Salaries -- Postal
1968
173/22 3560-004
School Aid
1968
173/23 3560-004
Ship building
1968
173/24-25 3560-004
Social Security
1968
173/26 3560-004
Soil Conservation
1968
173/27 3560-004
Soil Districts
1968
173/28 3560-004
Steel Trade Act
1968
173/29 3560-004
Supreme Court
1968
174/1-2 3560-004
Tax Increase
1968
174/3-6 3560-004
Taxes (50%)
1968
174/7 3560-004
Telephone Strike
1968
174/8 3560-004
Territories
1968
174/9-10 3560-004
Trade
1968
174/11 3560-004
Trade -- mink imports
1968
174/12-13 3560-004
Transportation
1968
174/14 3560-004
Travel Tax
1968
174/15 3560-004
Truth-in-Lending
1968
174/16 3560-004
Un-American Activities
1968
174/17 3560-004
United Nations
1968
174/18 3560-004
Urban Development Act
1968
174/19 3560-004
U.S.S. Pueblo
1968
174/20-21 3560-004
Veterans
1968
175/1-2 3560-004
Veterans
1968
175/3 3560-004
Veterans Pensions
1968
175/4-6 3560-004
Vietnam
1968
175/7 3560-004
Vietnamese Corruption
1968
175/8 3560-004
Violence (rioting)
1968
175/9 3560-004
Vocational Training
1968
175/10-14 3560-004
General (20%)
1968
175/15 3560-004
Flexos
1968
1969
1969
Box/Folder Accession
175/16-17 3560-004
Agriculture
1969
175/18-19 3560-004
Airspace Regulations
1969
175/20 3560-004
Alaska Income Tax on Non-Residents
1969
175/21 3560-004
Alaska Native Claims
1969
175/22 3560-004
Alderbrook Inn
1969
175/23 3560-004
Amchitka Atomic Tests
1969
175/24 3560-004
American Prisoners of War
1969
176/1-2 3560-004
Anti-Ballistic Missile System (20%)
1969
176/3 3560-004
Anti-Ballistic Missile System -- Bainbridge Site
1969
176/4-5 3560-004
Appropriations
1969
176/6-7 3560-004
Atomic Energy
1969
176/8 3560-004
Aviation
1969
176/9 3560-004
Beverages
1969
176/10 3560-004
Biafra
1969
176/11 3560-004
Bonneville Powerline Construction
1969
176/12 3560-004
Campus Disorders
1969
176/13 3560-004
Census Questions
1969
176/14 3560-004
Chemical and Biological Warfare
1969
176/15-17 3560-004
Chiropractic Services (Medicare)
1969
176/18 3560-004
Cigarette Advertising
1969
176/19 3560-004
Civil Defense
1969
176/20 3560-004
Civil Rights
1969
176/21 3560-004
Civil Service Retirement
1969
176/22 3560-004
Communications
1969
176/23 3560-004
Congressional Pay Raise
1969
176/24 3560-004
Consumer and Homemaking Education
1969
176/25-26 3560-004
Crime (50%)
1969
176/27 3560-004
DDT and Pesticides
1969
177/2 3560-004
Draft Laws
1969
177/3-4 3560-004
Economic
1969
177/5-8 3560-004
Education (50%)
1969
177/9 3560-004
Federal Education Funding
1969
177/10 3560-004
Federal Education Programs
1969
177/11 3560-004
Federal Government
1969
177/12 3560-004
Federal Home Loan Bank
1969
177/13 3560-004
Finance
1969
177/14 3560-004
Fire Research and Safety Funding
1969
177/15 3560-004
Fish and Fisheries
1969
177/16 3560-004
Food Supplements (20%)
1969
177/17 3560-004
Foreign Aid
1969
177/18-22 3560-004
Foreign Relations (50%)
1969
178/1 3560-004
Gas and Oil Depletion Allowance
1969
178/2 3560-004
G. I. Bill
1969
178/3 3560-004
Golden Eagle Passport
1969
178/4 3560-004
Government Employees
1969
178/5 3560-004
Government Official's Pay Raise
1969
178/6-9 3560-004
Gun Control
1969
178/10 3560-004
Haynesworth -- Clement nomination to U.S.SupremeCourt (20%)
1969
178/12-15 3560-004
Health
1969
178/16-17 3560-004
Hickel, Walter -- Appointment as Secretary oftheInterior (20%)
1969
178/18 3560-004
Homebuilders Industry
1969
179/1 3560-004
Housing
1969
179/2 3560-004
Hunger
1969
179/3 3560-004
Immigration
1969
179/4 3560-004
Indian Affairs
1969
179/5-6 3560-004
Insurance and Retirement
1969
179/7 3560-004
Job Corps Facilities Closing
1969
179/8-10 3560-004
Labor
1969
179/11 3560-004
Labor -- aid to migrant workers inWashington
1969
179/12 3560-004
Labor -- Labor Management Bill
1969
179/13-14 3560-004
Labor -- Seattle OpportunitiesIndustrializationCenter, Inc.
1969
179/15 3560-004
Laboratory Animals
1969
179/16-18 3560-004
Legal
1969
180/1 3560-004
Legal
1969
180/2-3 3560-004
Legal -- Failing Newspapers Bill
1969
180/4 3560-004
Lumber Prices
1969
180/5 3560-004
Maritime
1969
180/6 3560-004
Medical Research Funding
1969
180/7-8 3560-004
Middle East
1969
180/9 3560-004
Migrant Worker Program
1969
180/10-11 3560-004
Military (50%)
1969
180/12 3560-004
Military -- draft
1969
180/13 3560-004
Military Pay Recomputation
1969
180/14 3560-004
Multiple Independent Re-entry Vehicles (MIRV)andArms Limitations
1969
180/15 3560-004
National Defense
1969
180/16-17 3560-004
National Timber Supplies Act
1969
180/18-20 3560-004
Natural Resources
1969
181/1-2 3560-004
Natural Resources
1969
181/3 3560-004
Northwest Airlines Labor Dispute
1969
181/4 3560-004
Nuclear Treaty
1969
181/5 3560-004
Oil and Gas Depletion Allowance
1969
181/6 3560-004
Oil Drilling Termination
1969
181/7 3560-004
Pay Television
1969
181/8 3560-004
Peace Department
1969
181/9 3560-004
Population Growth
1969
181/10 3560-004
Pornography
1969
181/11-15 3560-004
Pornography in the Mail
1969
181/16 3560-004
Portland Airport
1969
181/17 3560-004
Post Office
1969
182/1 3560-004
Post Office
1969
182/2-3 3560-004
Postal Salaries
1969
182/4 3560-004
Power and Light
1969
182/5 3560-004
Public Works
1969
182/6-8 3560-004
Pueblo Hearings
1969
182/9-10 3560-004
Railroad Retirement
1969
182/11 3560-004
Real Estate Depreciation Allowance
1969
182/12 3560-004
Roads
1969
182/13 3560-004
Ross Dam
1969
182/14-16 3560-004
Salaries -- federal
1969
182/17 3560-004
Savings and Loan Tax Changes
1969
182/18 3560-004
School Prayer
1969
182/19 3560-004
Sedition Laws
1969
182/20 3560-004
Sex Education -- public schools
1969
182/21 3560-004
Snake River Dam
1969
182/22-24 3560-004
Social Security (50%)
1969
182/25 3560-004
Space
1969
182/26 3560-004
Supersonic Transport
1969
182/27 3560-004
Surplus Salmon Sales
1969
183/1-5 3560-004
Tax Reform (50%)
1969
183/6-8 3560-004
Taxes (20%)
1969
183/9 3560-004
Taxes -- personal
1969
183/10 3560-004
Television Reporting
1969
183/11 3560-004
Territories
1969
183/12-13 3560-004
Trade
1969
183/14 3560-004
Transportation
1969
183/15 3560-004
Un-American Activities
1969
183/16 3560-004
United Nations
1969
183/17 3560-004
Vehicle (Truck) Limitations on InterstateHighways
1969
183/18-20 3560-004
Veterans (50%)
1969
184/1-3 3560-004
Vietnam (50%)
1969
184/4 3560-004
Vietnam -- My Lai Incident
1969
184/5 3560-004
Vocational Education
1969
184/6 3560-004
Voting Age
1969
184/7 3560-004
Welfare Proposals
1969
184/8 3560-004
Work-Study Programs
1969
184/9-11 3560-004
General (20%)
1969
184/12-13 3560-004
Flexos
1969
1970
1970
Box/Folder Accession
184/14-16 3560-004
Agriculture (50%)
1970
184/17-19 3560-004
Appropriations
1970
184/20 3560-004
Atomic Energy
1970
184/21 3560-004
Aviation
1970
184/22 3560-004
Civil Defense
1970
184/23 3560-004
Civil Rights
1970
185/1 3560-004
Civil Rights
1970
185/2 3560-004
Communications
1970
185/3 3560-004
Consumer Protection
1970
185/4-6 3560-004
Crime (50%)
1970
185/7 3560-004
Crime -- civil disorders
1970
185/8 3560-004
Crime -- student activities
1970
185/9-12 3560-004
Economic
1970
185/13-16 3560-004
Education
1970
186/1 3560-004
Education
1970
186/2-6 3560-004
Environmental Quality
1970
186/7 3560-004
Federal Government
1970
186/8-9 3560-004
Finance
1970
186/10 3560-004
Fish and Fisheries
1970
186/11 3560-004
Foreign Aid
1970
186/12-17 3560-004
Foreign Relations (50%)
1970
187/1 3560-004
Foreign Relations (50%)
1970
187/2-3 3560-004
Foreign Relations -- Prisoners of War
1970
187/4 3560-004
Government Employees
1970
187/5-8 3560-004
Health (50%)
1970
187/9 3560-004
Housing
1970
187/10 3560-004
Immigration
1970
187/11-12 3560-004
Indian Affairs
1970
187/13-14 3560-004
Insurance and Retirement
1970
187/15-16 3560-004
Internal Security
1970
187/17-20 3560-004
Labor
1970
187/21 3560-004
Labor -- Northwest Airlines Strike
1970
187/22 3560-004
Laboratory Animals
1970
187/23-24 3560-004
Legal
1970
188/1 3560-004
Legal
1970
188/2 3560-004
Maritime
1970
188/3-5 3560-004
Military (50%)
1970
188/6 3560-004
National Security
1970
188/7-9 3560-004
Natural Resources
1970
188/10-11 3560-004
Post Office
1970
188/12 3560-004
Power and Light
1970
188/13 3560-004
Public Works
1970
188/14-15 3560-004
Railroad Retirement
1970
188/16 3560-004
Roads
1970
188/17 3560-004
Salaries -- federal
1970
189/1-4 3560-004
Social Security
1970
189/5 3560-004
Space
1970
189/6-8 3560-004
Taxes (50%)
1970
189/9-11 3560-004
Trade
1970
189/12-13 3560-004
Transportation
1970
189/14 3560-004
Un-American Activities
1970
189/15-16 3560-004
United Nations
1970
189/17-20 3560-004
Veterans
1970
189/21 3560-004
Welfare
1970
190/1 3560-004
Welfare
1970
190/2-3 3560-004
General (20%)
1970
190/4-5 3560-004
Flexos
1970
1971
1971
Box/Folder Accession
190/6-8 3560-004
Agriculture
1971
190/9-10 3560-004
Appropriations
1971
190/11-12 3560-004
Atomic Energy
1971
190/13 3560-004
Aviation
1971
190/14 3560-004
Civil Rights
1971
190/15 3560-004
Communications
1971
190/16 3560-004
Consumer Protection
1971
190/17-18 3560-004
Crime
1971
191/1-4 3560-004
Economic
1971
191/5-7 3560-004
Education
1971
191/8-10 3560-004
Environmental Quality
1971
191/11 3560-004
Federal Government
1971
191/12 3560-004
Finance
1971
191/13 3560-004
Fish and Fisheries
1971
192/1 3560-004
Foreign Aid
1971
192/2-7 3560-004
Foreign Relations (50%)
1971
192/8 3560-004
Government Employees
1971
192/9-12 3560-004
Health (50%)
1971
192/13 3560-004
Housing
1971
192/14 3560-004
Humane Treatment of Animals
1971
192/15 3560-004
Immigration
1971
192/16 3560-004
Indian Affairs
1971
192/17-18 3560-004
Insurance and Retirement
1971
192/19 3560-004
Internal Security
1971
192/20-22 3560-004
Labor
1971
193/1-2 3560-004
Labor
1971
193/3-5 3560-004
Legal
1971
193/6 3560-004
Maritime
1971
193/7-10 3560-004
Military
1971
193/11-12 3560-004
National Defense
1971
193/13-16 3560-004
Natural Resources
1971
194/1 3560-004
Natural Resources
1971
194/2 3560-004
Political Affairs
1971
194/3 3560-004
Post Office
1971
194/4 3560-004
Power and Light
1971
194/5 3560-004
Public Works
1971
194/6 3560-004
Railroad Retirement
1971
194/7 3560-004
Roads
1971
194/8 3560-004
Salaries -- Federal
1971
194/9 3560-004
Senate Rules
1971
194/10-11 3560-004
Social Security
1971
194/12 3560-004
Space
1971
194/14-16 3560-004
Taxes
1971
194/17 3560-004
Territories
1971
194/18 3560-004
Trade
1971
194/19-22 3560-004
Transportation
1971
194/23 3560-004
United Nations
1971
195/1-2 3560-004
Veterans
1971
195/3-4 3560-004
Welfare (50%)
1971
195/5-6 3560-004
General (20%)
1971
195/7-8 3560-004
Flexos
1971
1972
1972
Box/Folder Accession
195/9-11 3560-004
Agriculture
1972
195/12 3560-004
Alaska Airlines
1972
195/13 3560-004
American Passenger Vessels
1972
195/14-15 3560-004
Amnesty
1972
195/16 3560-004
Animal Welfare
1972
195/17 3560-004
Appropriations
1972
195/18 3560-004
Aviation
1972
195/19 3560-004
Big Cypress Watershed (Florida)
1972
195/20 3560-004
Civil Rights
1972
195/21 3560-004
Clearcutting
1972
195/22 3560-004
Communications
1972
196/1-2 3560-004
Consumer Protection
1972
196/3 3560-004
Cougar Lakes
1972
196/4-6 3560-004
Crime
1972
196/7-8 3560-004
Defense
1972
196/9-13 3560-004
Defense -- SALT
1972
196/14-15 3560-004
Economic
1972
196/16-18 3560-004
Education
1972
196/19-21 3560-004
Environmental Quality
1972
197/1-3 3560-004
Equal Rights Amendment
1972
197/4 3560-004
Federal Government
1972
197/5-6 3560-004
Finance
1972
197/7 3560-004
Fish and Fisheries
1972
197/8 3560-004
Foreign Aid
1972
197/9-16 3560-004
Foreign Relations
1972
197/17 3560-004
Government Employees
1972
197/18-20 3560-004
Health (50%)
1972
197/21 3560-004
Health Education and Safety Act
1972
197/22 3560-004
Housing
1972
197/23 3560-004
Indian Affairs
1972
198/1-2 3560-004
Insurance and Retirement
1972
198/3 3560-004
Internal Security
1972
198/4-6 3560-004
Labor
1972
198/7 3560-004
Legal
1972
198/8-9 3560-004
Longshoremen's Strike (50%)
1972
198/10 3560-004
Maritime
1972
198/11-12 3560-004
Middle East
1972
198/13-15 3560-004
Military (50%)
1972
198/16-18 3560-004
Natural Resources (50%)
1972
198/19 3560-004
Pollution
1972
198/20 3560-004
Pornography
1972
198/21 3560-004
Post Office
1972
198/22 3560-004
Power and Lights
1972
198/23 3560-004
Public Works
1972
198/24-25 3560-004
Railroad Retirement
1972
199/1 3560-004
Revenue Sharing
1972
199/2 3560-004
Salaries -- federal
1972
199/3 3560-004
Senate Rules
1972
199/4-8 3560-004
Social Security
1972
199/9 3560-004
Space
1972
199/10 3560-004
Space -- Brunner, Hans
1972
199/11-12 3560-004
Taxes
1972
199/13 3560-004
Trade
1972
199/14 3560-004
Trade -- Jackson-Vanick Amendment
1972
199/15-16 3560-004
Transportation
1972
200/1 3560-004
Transportation
1972
200/2-3 3560-004
United Nations
1972
200/4-5 3560-004
Veterans
1972
200/6-9 3560-004
Vietnam (50%)
1972
200/10-12 3560-004
Welfare
1972
200/13 3560-004
Wide Busses
1972
200/14 3560-004
General (20%)
1972
200/15-16 3560-004
Flexos
1972
Legislation -- HMJ Sponsored Bills
88th Congress
1963-1964
Box/Folder Accession
201/1 3560-004
S. 1 -- Youth Employment
1963-1964
201/2 3560-004
S. 2 -- Water Resources Research (P. L.88-379)
1963-1964
201/3-6 3560-004
S. 4 -- Wilderness
1963-1964
201/7-8 3560-004
S. 6 -- Urban Mass Transportation (P. L.88-365)
1963-1964
201/9 3560-004
S. 20 -- Outdoor Recreation (P. L.88-29)
1963
201/10 3560-004
S. 41 -- Public Lands Exchange
1963-1964
201/11 3560-004
S. 397 -- Silver Tax Repeal
1963-1964
201/12 3560-004
S. 537 -- Government Fiscal Evaluation
1963-1964
201/13 3560-004
S. 627 -- Commercial Fishery Research (P. L.88-309)
1963-1964
201/14-17 3560-004
S. 859 -- Land and Water Conservation Fund (P.L.88-578)
1963-1965
201/18-21 3560-004
S. 880 -- Aged Medical Care
1963-1964
202/1-5 3560-004
S. 880 -- Aged Medical Care
1963-1964
202/6-9 3560-004
S. 900 -- Dairy Sales (H. R. 963)
1963
202/10 3560-004
S. 978 -- Commercial Fishermen -- medical care (P.L.88-424)
1963-1964
202/11-21 3560-004
S. 1007 -- Northwest Power Preference (P. L.88-552)
1963-1964
203/1 3560-004
S. 1023 -- Bumping Lake Reservoir -capacityincrease
1963-1965
203/2 3560-004
S. 1063 -- Freight Car Supply
1963
203/3 3560-004
S. 1117 -- Civil Rights CommissionExtension
1963-1964
203/4 3560-004
S. 1138 -- Railroad Merger Moratorium
1963-1964
203/5-6 3560-004
S. 1169 -- Payment to Colville Indians (P.L.88-551)
1963-1964
203/7 3560-004
S. 1277 -- Professional Engineering --ScientificClassification -- Federal Government
1963
203/8 3560-004
S. 1321 -- National Service Corps
1963-1964
203/9 3560-004
S. 1335 -- Emergency Assistance -- InteriorandAgriculture Department
1963-1964
203/10 3560-004
S. 1373 -- Presidential Transaction Act (P.L.88-277)
1963-1964
203/11 3560-004
S. 1440 -- Amend 1949 Housing Act
1963
203/12-13 3560-004
S. 1441 -- Pig War National Monument
1958-1964
203/14-17 3560-004
S. 1442 -- Colville Indians -- FederalControlTermination
1963-1964
203/18 3560-004
S. 1495 -- Guam -- Rehabilitation (P. L.88-170)
1963
203/19 3560-004
S. 1534 - Lead and Zinc IndustryStabilization
1963-1964
203/20 3560-004
S. 1580 -- Guam -- Urban Renewal (P. L.88-171)
1963-1964
203/21 3560-004
S. 1651 - Fish Embargo
1963-1964
203/22 3560-004
S. 1676 -- Billboard Control (P. L.88-157)
1963-1964
203/23-24 3560-004
S. 1731 -- Civil Rights
1963
203/25 3560-004
S. 1876 -- Creation of Eleventh JudicialCircuit
1963-1964
203/26 3560-004
S. 1915 -- Milk Surplus Reduction
1963-1964
204/1 3560-004
S. 1988 -- Non-U.S. Fishing in U.S. Waters (P.L.88-308)
1963-1964
204/2 3560-004
S. 2068 -- Tax Reductions for EntertainmentExpenses
1963-1964
204/3 3560-004
S. 2100 -- Foreign Vessel LumberTransport
1963
204/4 3560-004
S. 2114 -- Review of Federal Grants
1963-1964
204/5 3560-004
S. 2128 -- Assateague Island National Seashore(MDand VA)
1963-1964
204/6 3560-004
S. 2180 -- Optometry Student Loans
1963-1964
204/7 3560-004
S. 2249 -- Indiana Dunes NationalLakeshore
1963-1964
204/8 3560-004
S. 2307 -- Farmers Home AdministrationEmergencyLoans
1963-1964
204/9 3560-004
S. 2341 -- Kennedy Center
1963
204/10 3560-004
S. 2384 -- Mineral Exploration
1963-1964
204/11 3560-004
S. 2447 -- Whitestone Coulee Unit - Chief JosephDam(P. L. 88 - 599)
1964
204/12 3560-004
S. 2497 -- Panama Canal Alternative (Ref. S.2701)
1963-1964
204/13 3560-004
S. 2512 -- Inauguration Day as NationalHoliday
1963-1964
204/14 3560-004
S. 2533 -- Manson Unit -- Chief JosephDam
1963-1964
204/15 3560-004
S. 2608 -- Kalispell Indian Payment
1963-1964
204/16 3560-004
S. 2630 -- Kennewick, WA IrrigationDistrictExtension
1963-1964
204/17 3560-004
S. 2657 -- Sugar Beet Market
1963-1964
204/18-20 3560-004
S. 2719 -- Alaska Earthquake Relief
1963-1964
204/21 3560-004
S. 2751 -- School Lunch Milk
1963-1964
204/22 3560-004
S. 2772 -- Alaska Earthquake Relief (P.L.88-311)
1963-1964
204/23-24 3560-004
S. 2881 -- Alaska Earthquake Relief (P.L.88-451)
1963-1964
204/25 3560-004
S. 2984 -- Hanford, WA Land Exchange (P. L.88-557)
1963-1964
204/26 3560-004
S. 3079 -- Quinault Indian Payment
1963-1964
204/27 3560-004
S. 3084 -- Touchet River, WA FloodControl
1963-1964
204/28 3560-004
S. 3086 -- Alien Fishing in U.S. Waters
1963-1964
204/29 3560-004
S. 3114 -- Lummi Indian Diking
1963-1964
204/30 3560-004
S. C. R. 13 -- Lewis and Clark Trail
1963
204/31 3560-004
S. C. R. 79 -- National Halibut Week
1964
204/32 3560-004
S. J. R. 31 -- Vietnamese to West Point
1963
204/33 3560-004
S. J. R. 113 -- Save Your Vision Week (P. L.88-242)
1963-1964
204/34 3560-004
S. J. R. 136 -- Kennedy Center (P. L.88-260)
1963-1964
204/35 3560-004
S. J. R. 163 -- Kaiser (Henry J.) GoldMedal
1964
204/36 3560-004
S. R. 204 -- U.S.S.R. Jewish Persecution
1963-1964
204/37 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1963-1964
89th Congress
1965-1966
Box/Folder Accession
204/38 3560-004
Summary
1965-1966
204/39 3560-004
H. R. 5950 -- Limestone Import
1962-1966
204/40-42 3560-004
S. 1 -- Medicare (Ref. H. R. 6675)
1965-1966
205/1-7 3560-004
S. 1 -- Medicare (Ref. H. R. 6675)
1965-1966
205/8 3560-004
S. 2 -- Executive Fiscal Evaluation
1965
205/9 3560-004
S. 12 -- Higher Education Tax Credit
1965-1966
205/10 3560-004
S. 22 -- Water Research (P. L. 89-404)
1965-1966
205/11 3560-004
S. 338 -- Mining Tax Deduction (P. L.89-570)
1965-1966
205/12 3560-004
S. 360 -- Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore(P,L.89-761)
1965-1966
205/13 3560-004
S. 370 -- Education -- Elementary andSecondary
1965
205/14 3560-004
S. 408 -- Flood Insurance
1965-1966
205/15-20 3560-004
S. 489 -- San Juan Island, WA NationalHistoricalPark (Pig War; P. L. 89-565)
1965-1967
205/21 3560-004
S. 490 -- Manson Unit -- Chief Joseph Dam (P.L.89-557)
1965-1967
205/22 3560-004
S. 558 -- Export Expansion
1965
205/23 3560-004
S. 561 -- Intergovernmental Cooperation
1965-1966
205/24 3560-004
S. 564 -- Lead and Zinc IndustryStabilization
1965
205/25 3560-004
S. 702 -- Quinault Indian Payment (P. L.89-28)
1965-1966
205/26 3560-004
S. 794 -- Kennewick, WA DistrictIrrigationExtension
1965-1966
206/1 3560-004
S. 795 -- Lummi Indian Diking
1965
206/2 3560-004
S. 944 -- Oceanographic Council (P. L.89-454)
1965-1966
206/3 3560-004
S. 944 -- Extend Wool Act
1965
206/4 3560-004
S. 1088 - Touchet River, WA FloodControl
1965-1967
206/5-6 3560-004
S. 1098 - Freight Car Shortage (P. L.89-430)
1965-1966
206/7 3560-004
S. 1126 - Farmers Home AdministrationEmergencyLoans
1965
206/8 3560-004
S. 1203 -- Teacher Education TaxDeductions
1965-1966
206/9 3560-004
S. 1229 -- Water Projects -- Recreation
1965
206/10 3560-004
S. 1297 -- Coins -- silver content (Ref. S.2080)
1965-1966
206/11-12 3560-004
S. 1413 -- Colville Indians -- FederalControlTermination
1965-1966
206/13-14 3560-004
S. 1446 -- National Wild Rivers System
1965-1966
206/15 3560-004
S. 1452 -- U.S. Army Reserve -- SeniorReserveCommanders Association -- Incorporation
1965-1967
206/16 3560-004
S. 1483 -- National Foundation on ArtsandHumanities
1965
206/17 3560-004
S. 1564 -- Voting Rights
1965-1966
206/18 3560-004
S. 1605 -- Water Projects
1965-1966
206/19-22 3560-004
S. 1761 -- Grand Coulee Dam -- Third Powerplant(P.L. 89-448)
1965-1966
206/23 3560-004
S. 1766 -- Rural Water Supply (P. L.89-140)
1965
206/24 3560-004
S. 1787 -- Social Security Benefits--Blind
1965-1966
206/25 3560-004
S. 1861 -- Disaster Relief (P. L.89-769)
1965-1966
207/1 3560-004
S. 2045 -- Antidumping Act Amendment
1965-1966
207/2 3560-004
S. 2067 -- War Orphans -- EducationalAssistanceIncrease
1965
207/3 3560-004
S. 2121 -- Special Summer Lunch Program
1965-1966
207/4 3560-004
S. 2248 -- Mining Claim Recordation
1965-1966
207/5 3560-004
S. 2307 -- Relief -- Columbia BasinProjectEmployees
1965-1966
207/6 3560-004
S. 2310 -- Banks Lake -- Columbia BasinProject
1965
207/7 3560-004
S. 2318 -- Veterans (deceased) -- Payments toWidowsand Children
1965
207/8 3560-004
S. 2321 -- Scrip Rights
1965-1966
207/9 3560-004
S. 2421 -- Columbia River Mouth -- Land Transfer-Washington State Park
1965-1966
207/10 3560-004
S. 2505 -- Quillayute Indian Payment (P. L.89-655)
1965-1966
207/11 3560-004
S. 2506 -- Nooksack Indian Payment (P. L.89-656)
1965-1966
207/12 3560-004
S. 2575 -- Banking Law Strengthening
1965-1966
207/13 3560-004
S. 2582 -- Bonneville Power Administration--Revolving Fund
1965-1966
207/14 3560-004
S. 2627 -- Pension Plan Disclosure
1965-1966
207/15 3560-004
S. 2675 -- Kidney Disease
1965-1966
207/16 3560-004
S. 2921 -- Milk for Children
1966
207/17 3560-004
S. 2933 -- Fish -- Food-For-Freedom
1965-1966
207/18 3560-004
S. 3011 -- Policymakers -- SenateConfirmation
1965-1966
207/19-22 3560-004
S. 3034 -- Water Resources (P. L.89-561)
1965-1966
207/23 3560-004
S. 3035 -- Historic Preservation (P. L.89-665)
1965-1966
207/24 3560-004
S. 3036 -- Virgin Islands Legislature (P. L.89-548)
1965-1966
207/25 3560-004
S. 3061 -- Mass Transit Planning Funding
1965-1966
207/26 3560-004
S. 3068 -- Indian Claims CommissionExtension
1965-1966
207/27-28 3560-004
S. 3107 -- National Water Commission
1965-1966
207/29 3560-004
S. 3150 -- Comptroller General --RetirementBenefits
1965-1966
207/30 3560-004
S. 3169 -- Mentally Retarded Children -MilitaryPersonnel (P. L. 89-614)
1965-1966
207/31 3560-004
S. 3171 -- Hiking Trails -- NationalSystem
1965-1966
207/32 3560-004
S. 3177 -- Kidney Disease
1965-1966
207/33 3560-004
S. 3257 -- Relief -- Puget Sound NavalShipyardEmployees
1965-1966
207/34 3560-004
S. 3337 --Rural ElectrificationFinancing
1965-1966
207/35 3560-004
S. 3344 -- Tax Court -- Small TaxDivision
1965-1966
207/36 3560-004
S. 3408 -- Intergovernmental Personnel
1965-1966
207/37 3560-004
S. 3504 -- Pacific Islands TrustTerritory
1965-1966
207/38 3560-004
S. 3514 -- Eye Institute -- National InstituteofHealth
1965-1966
207/39 3560-004
S. 3580 -- Vietnam Veteran Assistance
1965-1966
207/40 3560-004
S. 3662 -- Milk Price Support
1965-1966
207/41 3560-004
S. 3769 -- Clean Lakes
1965-1966
207/42 3560-004
S. C. R. 2 -- Congress Reorganization
1967-1965
207/43 3560-004
S. C. R. 4 -- Kennedy (John F.) Film Distribution(P.L. 89-274)
1965-1966
207/44 3560-004
S. C. R. 17 -- U.S.S.R. -- JewishPersecution
1965-1966
207/45 3560-004
S. J. R. 1 -- Presidential Succession
1965
207/46 3560-004
S. J. R. 52 -- American Indian Day
1963-1965
208/1 3560-004
S. J. R. 86 -- Firefighters RecognitionDay
1965-1966
208/2 3560-004
S. R. 20 -- Veterans Affairs -- StandingCommittee
1965
208/3 3560-004
S. R. 55 -- Veterans Affairs --Committee
1965-1966
208/4 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1965-1966
90th Congress
1967-1968
Box/Folder Accession
208/5 3560-004
Summary
1967-1968
208/6-12 3560-004
Sponsorship Requests
1967-1968
208/13 3560-004
90th Congress (cont.)S. 16 -- VietnamVeteranAssistance (P. L. 90-77)
1967
208/14 3560-004
S. 18 -- Tax Court -- Small Tax Division
1967-1968
208/15-16 3560-004
S. 20 -- National Water Commission (P. L.90-515)
1967-1968
208/17 3560-004
S. 119 -- National Wild Rivers System
1967-1968
208/18 3560-004
S. 278 -- Postal Service PositionReclassification
1967
208/19-20 3560-004
S. 282 -- Colville Indians -- FederalControlTermination
1967-1968
208/21 3560-004
S. 303 -- Pacific Islands Trust Territory (P.L.90-16)
1967
208/22 3560-004
S. 304 -- Indians -- Loan Fund and HeirshipLand
1967-1968
208/23 3560-004
S. 307 -- Indian Claims Commission Extension (P.L.90-9)
1967-1968
208/24 3560-004
S. 370 -- Kennewick, WA DistrictIrrigationExtension
1964-1968
208/25-26 3560-004
S. 446 -- Relief -- Klickitat County, WAPublicUtility District
1967-1968
209/1 3560-004
S. 448 -- Interior Department - TemporaryEmployees-- Medical Care
1967-1968
209/2 3560-004
S. 450 -- Virgin Islands Governor - popularelection
1967
209/3 3560-004
S. 485 -- Touchet, WA IrrigationDistrict
1967-1968
209/4 3560-004
S. 539 -- Highway Beautification Act --Non-MandatoryCompensation
1966-1967
209/5 3560-004
S. 605 -- Banks Lake, WA
1967
209/6 3560-004
S. 612 -- Dairy Imports
1967-1968
209/7-8 3560-004
S. 617 -- Washington Education -- LandIncome
1967-1968
209/9 3560-004
S. 698 -- Intergovernmental Cooperation
1967-1968
209/10 3560-004
S. 699 -- Intergovernmental Personnel
1967
209/11 3560-004
S. 814 -- National Park Foundation (P. L.90-209)
1967-1968
209/12 3560-004
S. 824 -- Law Enforcement
1967-1968
209/13 3560-004
S. 827 -- Hiking Trails -- National System (P.L.90-543)
1967-1968
209/14 3560-004
S. 835 -- Tax Credit -- Higher Education
1967
209/15 3560-004
S. 878 -- Military Surplus
1967-1968
209/16 3560-004
S. 945 -- Federal Magistrates
1966-1967
209/17-20 3560-004
S. 1004 -- Colorado River Basin Project (P.L.90-537)
1967-1968
209/21 3560-004
S. 1013 -- Central Arizona Project
1967
209/22 3560-004
S. 1092 -- Scenic Rivers
1967-1968
209/23 3560-004
S. 1128 -- Social Security Underpayments
1966-1967
209/24 3560-004
S. 1145 -- Government ProcurementCommission
1967-1969
209/25 3560-004
S. 1161 -- John F. Kennedy National Historic Site(P.L. 90-20)
1967
209/26 3560-004
S. 1181 - Combat Duty Exemption - Sole ServingSon
1967-1968
209/27-30 3560-004
S. 1321 - North Cascades National Park
1967-1968
210/1-7 3560-004
S. 1321 -- North Cascades National Park
1967-1968
210/8-10 3560-004
S. 1401 -- Land and Water Conservation Fund (P.L.90-401)
1967-1968
210/11 3560-004
S. 1485 -- Intergovernmental Personnel
1967
210/12 3560-004
S. 1551 -- Interstate Tax Compact
1967-1968
210/13 3560-004
S. 1613 -- Strawberry Import Limitation
1967
210/14 3560-004
S. 1651 -- Mining Claim Recordation
1967-1968
210/15 3560-004
S. 1681 -- Social Security Disability Insurance-Blind
1967-1968
210/16-17 3560-004
S. 1722 -- Wheat Acreage Allotment (P. L.90-243)
1967-1968
210/18 3560-004
S. 1796 -- Textile Import Quotas
1967-1968
210/19 3560-004
S. 1816 -- Indian Resources Development
1967-1968
210/20 3560-004
S. 1832 -- Statehood Enabling Acts Amendment --NewMexico, Arizona, Hawaii
1967-1968
210/21 3560-004
S. 1872 -- Arms Sales to Middle East(Jackson-TowerAmendment)
1967
210/22 3560-004
S. 1934 -- Electric Power Reliability
1967-1968
210/23 3560-004
S. 2122 -- Highway Beautification
1967-1968
210/24 3560-004
S. 2201 -- 9th Circuit Court -- AdditionalJudges
1966-1967
210/25 3560-004
S. 2255 -- Public Land Law Review Commission (P.L.90-213)
1967
210/26 3560-004
S. 2273 -- International Agricultural ServiceCorps
1967-1968
210/27 3560-004
S. 2336 -- Yakima and Colville Indians --JudgmentFund (P. L. 90-278)
1967-1968
211/1 3560-004
S. 2411 -- Groundfish Import Quota
1967-1968
211/2 3560-004
S. 2419 -- Cargo Container Vessels (P. L.90-268)
1967-1968
211/3 3560-004
S. 2428 -- Yakima Firing Range Relocation (P.L.90-166)
1967
211/4-7 3560-004
S. 2515 -- Redwood National Park (P. L.90-545)
1967-1968
211/8 3560-004
S. 2650 -- Merchant Marine Strengthening
1967-1968
211/9 3560-004
S. 2657 -- Spokane Indian Judgment Fund (P.L.90-337)
1967-1968
211/10 3560-004
S. 2658 -- Vehicle Weight and WidthLimitations
1967-1968
211/11 3560-004
S. 2805 -- Environmental Quality Control
1967-1968
211/12-15 3560-004
S. 2882 -- Artificial and TransplantedOrgans
1965-1968
211/16 3560-004
S. 2936 -- Medicare Drugs
1968
211/17 3560-004
S. 3006 -- Western Interstate NuclearCompact
1967-1968
211/18 3560-004
S. 3058 -- Water Resources Planning
1968
211/19 3560-004
S. 3132 -- Surface Mining Regulation
1967-1968
211/20 3560-004
S. 3182 -- Swinomish Indian Land Resources (P.L.90-534)
1968
211/21 3560-004
S. 3542 -- Selective Service Promotions
1967-1968
211/22 3560-004
S. 3621 -- Muckleshoot Indian Judgment Fund (P.L.90-530)
1967-1968
211/23 3560-004
S. 3685 -- Pear Marketing -- FederalOrder
1967-1968
211/24 3560-004
S. 3688 -- Reclamation ProjectAcquisitionCompensation
1967-1968
211/25 3560-004
S. 3689 -- Columbia Power -- NorthwestReclamationProjects
1967-1968
211/26 3560-004
S. C. R. 10 -- Highway Fund Restoration
1967
211/27 3560-004
S. C. R. 52 -- International EducationYear
1967-1968
211/28 3560-004
S. J. R. 4 -- National Asthma Week
1967-1968
211/29-30 3560-004
S. J. R. 8 -- 18 Year Old Vote
1967-1968
211/31 3560-004
S. J. R. 24 -- Firefighters RecognitionDay
1967
211/32 3560-004
S. J. R. 30 -- Apollo AstronautsMemorial
1967-1968
211/33 3560-004
S. J. R. 56 National -- United Nations ChildrenFundDay
1967
211/34 3560-004
S. J. R. 126 -- Eisenhower National HistoricSite
1967-1968
211/35 3560-004
S. J. R. 152 -- Fire Service RecognitionDay
1968
212/1 3560-004
S. J. R. 183 -- Constitution AnalysisDocumentPrinting
1967-1968
212/2 3560-004
S. R. 8 -- Veterans Affairs -- StandingCommittee
1967-1968
212/3 3560-004
S. R. 142 -- Bonneville Project 30thAnniversary
1967
212/4-6 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1967-1968
91st Congress
Box/Folder Accession
212/7-8 3560-004
Summary
1969-1970
212/9-21 3560-004
Sponsorship Requests
1969-1970
212/22 3560-004
S. 11 -- Intergovernmental Personnel
1969-1970
213/1 3560-004
S. 88 -- Artificial and TransplantedOrgans
1969-1970
213/2 3560-004
S. 364 -- Military Retirement PayEqualization
1969-1970
213/3 3560-004
S. 472 -- Social Security EarningsLimitations
1969-1970
213/4 3560-004
S. 508 -- National Social ScienceFoundation
1969
213/5 3560-004
S. 524 -- Surface Mining
1969-1970
213/6 3560-004
S. 540 -- Relief -- Yuda and TamarGalazan
1968-1969
213/7 3560-004
S. 541 -- Colville Indians -- FederalControlTermination
1969-1970
213/8 3560-004
S. 740 -- Mexican-American AffairsCommittees
1969-1970
213/9 3560-004
S. 741 -- Columbia River Power --NorthwestReclamation Projects
1969
213/10 3560-004
S. 742 -- Kennewick, WA District Irrigation (P.L.91-66)
1969-1970
213/11 3560-004
S. 743 -- Touchet, WA District Irrigation (P.L.91-307)
1969-1970
213/12 3560-004
S. 744 -- National Park ServiceAdministration;Electric Power Marketing
1969
213/13 3560-004
S. 745 -- Dairy Quotas
1969-1970
213/14 3560-004
S. 763 -- Medicare Drug Costs
1969-1970
213/15 3560-004
S. 870 -- Aging Research
1969-1970
213/16 3560-004
S. 1033 -- Community Colleges
1969
213/17-20 3560-004
S. 1075 -- National Environmental Policy (P.L.91-190)
1969-1970
213/21-22 3560-004
S. 1076 -- Youth Conservation Corps (P. L.91-378)
1969-1970
213/23 3560-004
S. 1123 -- Relief -- Locke, Ah Mee
1969
213/24 3560-004
S. 1128 -- Relief -- Stroisch, Chong Suk
1968-1969
213/25 3560-004
S. 1132 -- Social Security DisabilityDefinition
1969-1970
213/26 3560-004
S. 1198 -- Multistate Tax Compact
1969-1970
213/27 3560-004
S. 1209 -- Medicare -- Extended Care
1969
213/28 3560-004
S. 1291 -- Legal Services Expansion -- OfficeofEconomic Opportunity
1969-1970
213/29 3560-004
S. 1298 -- Customs Fees
1969-1970
213/30 3560-004
S. 1496 -- Land Acquisition Payments --FederalReclamation Projects
1969-1970
213/31 3560-004
S. 1518 -- Wapato Point, WA LeaseExtension
1969
213/32 3560-004
S. 1587 -- Relief -- King County, WA -FederalAviation Administration Debt
1969-1970
213/33 3560-004
S. 1613 -- Glen Canyon Dam, AZ - RenameEisenhower
1969-1970
213/34 3560-004
S. 1627 -- Firefighters Recognition Day
1969-1970
213/35 3560-004
S. 1628 -- Western Interstate Nuclear Compact (P.L.91-461)
1969-1970
213/36 3560-004
S. 1635 -- Combat Duty Exemption -- SoleSurvivingSon
1969
213/37 3560-004
S. 1707 -- Government Procurement Commission (P.L.91-129)
1969-1970
213/38 3560-004
S. 1708 -- Federal Lands for Parks andRecreation(Fort Lawton, Seattle, WA)
1969-1971
213/39 3560-004
S. 1714 -- Army Reservists Medical Care
1969-1970
213/40 3560-004
S. 1830 -- Alaska Native Land ClaimsSettlement
1969-1970
214/1 3560-004
S. 1832 -- Timber Supply
1969-1970
214/2 3560-004
S. 1851 -- Honey Promotion and Research
1969
214/3 3560-004
S. 1872 -- McCarran Act -- EmergencyDetentionProvision -- Repeal
1969-1970
214/4 3560-004
S. 1894 -- Border Patrol -- Overtime Pay
1968-1970
214/5 3560-004
S. 2000 -- Johnson (Lyndon Baines) NationalHistoricSite (P. L. 91-134; Johnson Signature)
1969
214/6 3560-004
S. 2014 -- Food Stamp Program Reform
1969-1970
214/7 3560-004
S. 2044 -- Tax Withholding Exemption (P. L.91-569)
1969-1970
214/8 3560-004
S. 2062 -- Reclamation Acreage Limitations (P.L.91-310)
1969-1970
214/9 3560-004
S. 2063 -- Tulalip Indian Lands
1969-1970
214/10-11 3560-004
S. 2108 -- Family Planning (P. L.91-572)
1969-1970
214/12 3560-004
S. 2140 -- National Guard -- Pier. 91, Seattle,WA
1968-1969
214/13 3560-004
S. 2150 -- Indian Hearing Examiners
1969
214/14 3560-004
S. 2218 -- Education AssistanceExtension
1969-1970
214/15-16 3560-004
S. 2315 -- Golden Eagle Passport -- NationalParkAdmission (P. L. 91-308)
1969-1970
214/17 3560-004
S. 2346 -- Court Reporters Salary
1969
214/18 3560-004
S. 2453 -- Equal EmploymentOpportunitiesEnforcement
1969-1970
214/19 3560-004
S. 2482 -- Kidney Disease (P. L. 91-515)
1969-1970
214/20 3560-004
S. 2518 -- Social Security Disability Insurance--Blind
1969-1970
214/21 3560-004
S. 2582 -- Eisenhower Silver Dollars
1969-1970
214/22 3560-004
S. 2653 -- Relief -- Sokitch, Miloye
1969-1970
214/23 3560-004
S. 2674 -- Military Lawyer RetentionIncentives
1969-1970
214/24 3560-004
S. 2766 -- Relief -- Blonquis, Guillermo(Bloomquist,William)
1969-1970
214/25 3560-004
S. 2804 -- Interstate Taxation
1969-1970
214/26 3560-004
S. 2847 -- Desalination Prototype Plant --Israel
1969
214/27 3560-004
S. 3014 -- Wildlife Refuges asWilderness
1969-1970
214/28 3560-004
S. 3035 -- Social Security Benefits --EarlyRetirement
1969
214/29 3560-004
S. 3068 -- Agricultural Stabilization
1969-1970
214/30 3560-004
S. 3072 -- Low-Emission Vehicles
1969-1970
214/31 3560-004
S. 3141 -- Navy Oceanographer -- ViceAdmiral
1969
214/32 3560-004
S. 3147 -- Dairy Farmer IndemnityPayments
1969-1970
214/33 3560-004
S. 3151 -- Environmental Education (P. L.91-516)
1969-1970
214/34 3560-004
S. 3153 -- Coral Reef Conservation (P. L.91-427)
1969-1970
214/35 3560-004
S. 3223 -- Freight Car Shortage
1969-1970
214/36-38 3560-004
S. 3354 -- Land Use Policy
1970-1971
214/39 3560-004
S. 3355 -- Disease Research
1970
214/40 3560-004
S. 3389 -- Public Land -- Recreation
1969-1970
214/41 3560-004
S. 3492 -- Illegal Foreign Fishing - Penalties (P.L.91-514)
1969-1970
214/42 3560-004
S. 3503 -- Middle Income Mortgage Credit
1969-1970
214/43 3560-004
S. 3505 -- Land and Water Conservation Fund(CopalisBeach, WA)
1969-1970
214/44 3560-004
S. 3518 -- Colville Indians -- FederalControlTermination
1969-1970
215/1 3560-004
S. 3619 -- Omnibus Disaster Assistance (P.L.91-606)
1969-1970
215/2 3560-004
S. 3697 -- Clean Lakes
1969-1970
215/3 3560-004
S. 3725 -- Baseball -- Sherman Anti-Trust Act (InRe:Seattle, WA Pilots)
1969-1970
215/4 3560-004
S. 3835 -- Alcohol Abuse (P. L. 91-616)
1970
215/5 3560-004
S. 4078 -- Northwest Indian JudgmentFunds
1969-1970
215/6 3560-004
S. 4106 -- National Health Service Corps (P.L.91-623)
1969-1970
215/7 3560-004
S. 4165 -- Indian Trust CounselAuthority
1969-1970
215/8 3560-004
S. J. R. 1 -- Presidential Election -- PopularVote
1969-1970
215/9 3560-004
S. J. R. 7 -- 18-Year Old Vote
1969-1970
215/10 3560-004
S. J. R. 147 -- 18-Year Old Vote
1969-1970
215/11 3560-004
S. J. R. 163 -- Education Appropriations
1969
215/12 3560-004
S. J. R. 207 -- Environment -- JointCommittee
1970
215/13 3560-004
S. R. 11 -- Filibusters
1969
215/14 3560-004
S. R. 68 -- Nutrition and Human Needs -SelectCommittee
1969-1970
215/15 3560-004
S. R. 290 -- South Vietnam -- LandReform
1969-1970
215/16 3560-004
S. R. 376 -- Cancer Research
1970
215/17 3560-004
S. R. 486 -- Prisoner of War RescueAttempt
1969-1970
215/18-22 3560-004
Commendation Miscellaneous
1969-1970
92nd Congress
1971-1972
Box/Folder Accession
215/23 3560-004
Summary
1971-1972
215/24-27 3560-004
Sponsorship Requests
1971-1972
216/1-13 3560-004
Sponsorship Requests
1971-1972
216/14 3560-004
S. 31 -- Emergency Employment (P. L.92-54)
1971
216/15 3560-004
S. 32 -- National Science Policy
1971-1972
216/16 3560-004
S. 34 -- National Cancer Authority
1971
216/17-18 3560-004
S. 35 -- Alaska Native Claims Settlement (P.L.92-203)
1971-1972
216/19 3560-004
S. 117 -- Relief -- Reyes, Angelina R.
1971-1972
216/20 3560-004
S. 325 -- Military Widows -- Benefits
1971-1972
216/21 3560-004
S. 377 -- Military Retirement Pay --Equalization
1971
216/22 3560-004
S. 545 -- Community Colleges
1971-1972
216/23 3560-004
S. 575 -- Appalachian RegionalDevelopment
1971-1972
216/24 3560-004
S. 582 -- Coastal Zone Management (P. L.92-583)
1971-1972
216/25 3560-004
S. 592 -- Emergency Detention Act -- Repeal (P.L.92-128)
1971
216/26 3560-004
S. 630 -- Surface Mining
1971-1972
216/27 3560-004
S. 632 -- National Land Use Policy
1971-1972
217/1 3560-004
S. 704 -- Military -- Judge Advocates
1971
217/2 3560-004
S. 732 -- Public Works Acceleration
1971-1972
217/3 3560-004
S. 806 -- National Guard and Reservists --MedicalCare
1971-1972
217/4 3560-004
S. 884 -- Relief -- Weltner, Howard A.
1971-1972
217/5 3560-004
S. 887 -- National Institute ofGerontology
1971-1972
217/6 3560-004
S. 921 -- Public Domain Lands OrganicAct
1971-1972
217/7 3560-004
S. 936 -- Medicare -- Drug Costs
1971
217/8 3560-004
S. 984 -- Consumer Class Action Suits
1971-1972
217/9 3560-004
S. 990 -- Land and Water Conservation
1971-1972
217/10 3560-004
S. 991 -- Desalination (P. L. 92-60)
1971
217/11 3560-004
S. 1035 -- Medicare -- Extended Care
1971-1972
217/12 3560-004
S. 1053 -- Shoreline Erosion
1971-1972
217/13 3560-004
S. 1104 -- Colville Indian Judgment Fund (P.L.92-244)
1971-1972
217/14 3560-004
S. 1113 -- National Environmental Center
1971
217/15 3560-004
S. 1116 -- Wild Burro and Horse Protection (P.L.92-195)
1971-1972
217/16 3560-004
S. 1228 -- Golden Eagle Passport - NationalParkAdmission (P. L. 92-347)
1971-1972
217/17 3560-004
S. 1241 -- Pear Marketing -- Federal Order (P.L.92-466)
1971-1972
217/18 3560-004
S. 1245 -- Historic Monument Preservation (P.L.92-362)
1971-1972
217/19 3560-004
S. 1305 -- Economic Opportunity Act --Extension
1971
217/20 3560-004
S. 1401 -- Indian Education
1971-1972
217/21 3560-004
S. 1408 -- Tax-Exempt Organizations -LobbyingStatus
1971-1972
217/22 3560-004
S. 1485 -- U.S. Education Department--Establishment
1971-1972
217/23 3560-004
S. 1595 -- Civilian Conservation CorpsRevival
1971-1972
217/24 3560-004
S. 1729 -- Freight Car Shortage
1971-1972
217/25 3560-004
S. 1773 -- Adequate Nutrition -- FoodStamps
1971
217/26 3560-004
S. 1779 -- Economic Disaster Relief
1971-1972
217/27 3560-004
S. 1828 -- Cancer Research (P. L.92-218)
1971
217/28 3560-004
S. 1846 -- Coal Gasification DevelopmentCorporation
1971-1972
217/29 3560-004
S. 1874 -- Children -- Dental Health
1971-1972
217/30 3560-004
S. 1893 -- Golden Eagle Passport -- NationalParkAdmission (P. L. 92-347)
1971-1972
217/31 3560-004
S. 2074 -- Navigable Waters -- SafetyandEnvironmental Quality
1971
217/32 3560-004
S. 2097 -- Drug Abuse Prevention
1971-1972
217/33 3560-004
S. 2321 -- Emergency UnemploymentCompensation
1971
217/34 3560-004
S. 2393 -- Economic Disaster Relief
1971-1972
217/35 3560-004
S. 2408 -- Indian Claims Commission Extension (P.L.92-265)
1971-1972
217/36 3560-004
S. 2454 -- Youth Conservation Corps --Expansion
1971-1972
217/37 3560-004
S. 2515 -- Equal Employment OpportunityEnforcement
1971-1972
217/38 3560-004
S. 2574 -- Voter Registration
1971-1972
217/39 3560-004
S. 2599 -- Baseball -- Sherman Anti-TrustAct
1971
217/40 3560-004
S. 2801 -- Deep Seabed Mineral Resources
1971-1972
217/41 3560-004
S. 3371 -- Relief -- Rudy, Donald E.
1972-1973
217/42 3560-004
S. C. R. 6 -- U.S. Public Health ServiceHospitals
1971
217/43 3560-004
S. C. R. 26 -- American Indian and AlaskaNativesPolicy
1971-1972
217/44 3560-004
S. C. R. 33 -- U.S.S.R. -- JewishPersecution
1971-1972
217/45 3560-004
S. J. R. 1 -- Presidential Election -- PopularVote
1971-1972
217/46 3560-004
S. J. R. 7 -- 18-Year Old Vote
1971
217/47 3560-004
S. J. R. 56 -- Seabee Memorial (P. L.92-422)
1971-1972
217/48 3560-004
S. R. 45 -- Fuels and Energy Policy
1971-1972
217/49-52 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1971-1972
Box Accession
218-224 3560-004
Washington State Matters
1964-1972
Jobs
Box/Folder Accession
225/1-6 3560-004
Fortas, Abe -- Nomination as Chief Justice to U.S. Supreme Court
1968
225/7-8 3560-004
Hickel, Walter J. -- Nomination as U.S. Interior Department. Secretary
1969-1970
Box/Folder Accession
225/9-230/20 3560-004
Trip Files
Scope and Content: Includes information about Vietnam, Europe and Saudi Arabia.
1964-1972
Speeches and Writings
Box/Folder Accession
230/21 3560-004
Alaska Omnibus Act; U.S. Senate
April 24, 1964
230/22 3560-004
Alaska Reconstruction Office Bill; U.S. Senate
1964
230/23 3560-004
American Fishing Interests
April 16, 1964
230/24 3560-004
"Automation and Structural Unemployment"
1964
230/25 3560-004
Beef Imports; U.S. Tariff Commission
May 1, 1964
230/26 3560-004
Columbia Basin Project; U.S. Senate. Appropriations Committee. Public Works Subcommittee
April 28, 1964
230/27 3560-004
Education; Seattle Pacific College; Seattle, WA
June 8, 1964
230/28 3560-004
Fishermen's Festival; Ballard First Lutheran Church; Seattle, WA
March 8, 1964
230/29 3560-004
Forest Hydrology Laboratory Dedication; Wenatchee, WA
March 28, 1964
230/30 3560-004
"The Importance of Excellence"; Seattle Pacific College, Seattle, WA
June 7, 1964
230/31 3560-004
National Halibut Week
April 16, 1964
230/32 3560-004
National Security Seminar; Grays Harbor Chamber of Commerce and U.S. Industrial College of the Armed Forces; Aberdeen, WA
May 4, 1964
230/33 3560-004
Navy; Bremerton Elks; Bremerton, WA
February 8, 1964
230/34 3560-004
Northwest Public Power Association; Spokane, WA
April 1, 1964
230/35 3560-004
Oil Exploration; Aberdeen Lions Club; Aberdeen, WA
May 4, 1964
230/36 3560-004
"Opinion in the Capital"; KIRO Television Broadcast; Seattle, WA
June 7, 1964
230/37 3560-004
Power Rates; The Seattle Times
March 31, 1964
230/38 3560-004
"The Pursuit of Excellence"; St. Martin's College; Olympia, WA
May 30, 1964
230/39 3560-004
"The Rediscovery of Excellence"; Oral Club, University of Washington; Seattle, WA
February, 1964
230/40 3560-004
"That Was The Week That Was Or How Do You Bury Barry With No Body?"; Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee; Seattle, WA
June 27, 1964
230/41 3560-004
Unemployment; Washington Distributive Education Association and Yakima Chamber of Commerce; Yakima, WA
March 9, 1964
230/42 3560-004
U.S. Customs Service, 175th Anniversary; Seattle, WA
April 3, 1964
230/43 3560-004
Washington. State University. ROTC Commissioning Ceremonies; Pullman, WA
May 31, 1964
231/1 3560-004
Wheat
1964
231/2 3560-004
Allen, William and Gleed, Tom Honorary Dinner; Seattle, WA
1965
231/3 3560-004
Amateur Athletic Union and National Collegiate Athletic Association; U.S. Senate. Commerce Committee
August 16, 1965
231/4 3560-004
"The Challenge of Vietnam"; American Legion; Portland, OR
August 21, 1965
231/5 3560-004
"The Citizen and National Policy"; American Association of University Women
November 26, 1965
231/6 3560-004
Communications Satellite Corporation Station (COMSAT) Groundbreaking Ceremony; Brewster, WA
November 16, 1965
231/7 3560-004
"Facts, Fallacies and Foreign Policy"; Boston College; Boston, MA
May 4, 1965
231/8 3560-004
"Fallacies of Foreign Policy"; Pi Kappa Delta; Pacific Lutheran University; Tacoma, WA
April 15, 1965
231/9 3560-004
Foreign Policy; National War College; Washington, DC
April 30, 1965
231/10 3560-004
International Affairs; World Affairs Council; Seattle, WA
November 11, 1965
231/11 3560-004
"Investing in Education"; Principals Parliament; Seattle, WA
November 18, 1965
231/12 3560-004
Kidney Act of 1966; U.S. Senate
November 20, 1965
231/13 3560-004
Labor Day
September 6, 1965
231/14 3560-004
Mineral Resources; American Mining Congress; Washington, DC
January 11, 1965
231/15 3560-004
Northwest Center for the Retarded Dedication; Seattle, WA
August 29, 1965
231/16 3560-004
"Power and Responsibility"; Methodist Council of Bishops; Seattle, WA
November 17, 1965
231/17 3560-004
Presidents Press Conference on Vietnam
July 28, 1965
231/18 3560-004
"Resume of U.S. National Security Policy"; National War College; Washington, DC
April 30, 1965
231/19 3560-004
"The Southwest and the Columbia"; CA
1965
231/20 3560-004
Third Powerhouse Construction at Grand Coulee Dam, WA; U.S. Senate
1965
231/21 3560-004
Third Powerhouse Construction at Grand Coulee Dam, WA; U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
April 13, 1965
231/22 3560-004
Third Powerhouse Construction at Grand Coulee Dam, WA; U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. Irrigation and Reclamation Subcommittee
September 9, 1965
231/23 3560-004
"Water and the West"; Central Valley Project 25th Anniversary; Antioch, CA
November 5, 1965
231/24 3560-004
"The Will to be Free"; Duquesne University Law
1965
231/25 3560-004
School; Pittsburgh, PA
May 20, 1965
231/25 3560-004
"The Will to Stay the Course"; World Affairs Council; Seattle, WA
November 23, 1965
231/26 3560-004
Atlantic Alliance; National War College
May 24, 1966
231/27 3560-004
Boat Harbor Construction; Kingston, WA
June 12, 1966
231/28 3560-004
"Building Rural America"; Cross Water Valley Association; Snohomish, WA
October 20, 1966
231/29 3560-004
"Congress and the Economy"
1966
231/30 3560-004
Defense Construction and Logistics Seminar"; American Plywood Association; Washington, DC
April 21, 1966
231/31 3560-004
Defense Supply Association. Columbus Chapter; Columbus, OH
1966
231/32 3560-004
"The Duty of the Free and the Brave"; U.S. Senate
March 10, 1966
231/33 3560-004
"The End of the Beginning"; Whitman College; Walla Walla, WA
June 5, 1966
231/34 3560-004
"Freemasons and Freedom"; Royal Order of Scotland; Seattle, WA
July 9, 1966
231/35 3560-004
Global Strategy Discussions; U.S. Naval War College; Newport, RI
June 1966
231/36 3560-004
Housing Facility Dedication; U.S. Navy. Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; Bremerton, WA
June 12, 1966
231/37 3560-004
"Issues in Interior and National Security"; Federal Government Operations Conference, The Brookings Institution; Washington, DC
May 17, 1966
231/38 3560-004
Labor Day; Seattle, WA
1966
231/39 3560-004
"National Security and the Civilian Economy"; Institute of Appliance Manufacturers; Washington, DC
February 21, 1966
231/40 3560-004
Newport Geophysical Observatory Dedication; Newport, WA
June 11, 1966
231/41 3560-004
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Safeguards; U.S. Senate
October 18, 1966
231/42 3560-004
Paradise Visitor Center Opening, Mt. Rainier National Park, WA
September 3, 1966
231/43 3560-004
Power; Tri-Cities Nuclear Council; Kennewick, WA
October 22, 1966
231/44 3560-004
Price (Melvin) Testimonial Dinner; Belleville, IL
April 16, 1966
231/45 3560-004
"The Price of Power"; World Affairs Council of Philadelphia; Philadelphia, PA
February 25, 1966
231/46 3560-004
Vietnam
1966
231/47 3560-004
Vietnam; U.S. Senate
1966
231/48 3560-004
Wanapum Dam Dedication; Washington
June 4, 1966
231/49 3560-004
Washington State Grange; 77th Annual Convention; Everett, WA
June 13, 1966
231/50 3560-004
"Water and the Nation"; American Water Works Association; Bal Harbour, FL
May 23, 1966
231/51 3560-004
"The Will to Stay the Course"; NATO Parliamentarians; Paris, France
November 15, 1966
231/52 3560-004
"The Will to Stay the Course"; Pepperdine College; Los Angeles, CA
May 11, 1966
231/53 3560-004
Air Quality Bill; Citizens' Committee for Clean Air; Seattle, WA
November 22, 1967
231/54 3560-004
Batelle Pacific Northwest Laboratories Dedication; Richland, WA
October 27, 1967
231/55 3560-004
Central Intelligence Agency
1967
231/56 3560-004
"Challenges in Reclamations Future"; National Reclamation Association; Honolulu, HI
November 13, 1967
231/57 3560-004
Cleaner Air Week; Citizens Committee for Clean Air; Seattle, WA
October 22, 1967
231/58 3560-004
"Crisis in the Middle East"; National Soft Drink Association; Washington, DC
May 16, 1967
231/59 3560-004
Duncan (Robert) Fund Raising Breakfast; Salem, OR
March 17, 1967
232/1 3560-004
Face to Face; with Percy, Charles; Television Broadcast; George Washington University; Washington, DC
July 12, 1967
232/2 3560-004
"Federal Aid to Education"; Bellarmine High School
October 27, 1967
232/3 3560-004
Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs; Marylhurst College; Portland, OR
August, 1967
232/4 3560-004
Flag Day Ceremonies; Fort Simcoe State Park
June 4, 1967
232/5 3560-004
"The Importance of Vietnam"; International Seminar on Vietnam; University of Victoria; Victoria, BC
May 18, 1967
232/6 3560-004
Introduction; The Atlantic Alliance
1967
232/7 3560-004
"It's One World''; U.S. Senate
February 24, 1967
232/8 3560-004
Jackson Park Elementary School Dedication; Bremerton, WA
March 18, 1967
232/9 3560-004
Lincoln County Electric Cooperative; Davenport, WA
October 21, 1967
232/10 3560-004
Marmes Rockshelter Dedication; Franklin County, WA (National Historic Site)
June 3, 1967
232/11 3560-004
Meet the Press; Television Broadcast
February 26, 1967
232/12 3560-004
"National Security Basic Tasks"; Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace; Stanford University, CA
October 11, 1967
232/13 3560-004
"The Need for NATO"; Clark College; Vancouver, WA
March 17, 1967
232/14 3560-004
"Observations from the Capitol"; United States Independent Telephone Association; Las Vegas, NV
October 12, 1967
232/15 3560-004
"Oil Imports"; Independent Petroleum Association; Washington, DC
May 4, 1967
232/16 3560-004
"Our Environmental Quality Crisis"; Town and Gown Forum; Spokane, WA
October 21, 1967
232/17 3560-004
Patriotic Award Dinner; Jewish War Veterans, Post 686; Seattle, WA
October 22, 1967
232/18 3560-004
"Perspective on Vietnam"; Military Government Association
April 22, 1967
232/19 3560-004
Professional Journalism Fellows; Stanford University; Stanford, CA
October 11, 1967
232/20 3560-004
"In Pursuit of Excellence"; Stadium High School; Tacoma, WA
June 6, 1967
232/21 3560-004
"The Regulation of Conflict"; Global Strategy Discussions, Naval War College
May 23, 1967
232/22 3560-004
"The Regulation of International Conflict"; Williamsburg International Assembly; Williamsburg, VA
June 12, 1967
232/23 3560-004
Snohomish County Court House Dedication; Everett, WA
July 21, 1967
232/24 3560-004
"The Two-Party System: Why It Is Desirable"; Taft (Robert A.) Institute of Government; Spokane, WA
October 21, 1967
232/25 3560-004
United Nations Peacekeeping Crisis in the Middle East
May 20, 1967
232/26 3560-004
Vietnam
1967
232/27 3560-004
Vietnam; BBC Interview
1967
232/28 3560-004
Vietnam; Military Government Association; Washington, DC
April 23, 1967
232/29 3560-004
Vietnam; National War College; Washington, DC
May 19, 1967
232/30 3560-004
Vietnam; United States Independent Telephone Association; Las Vegas, NV
October 12, 1967
232/31 3560-004
"Water and the Public Interest"; Portland City Club; Portland, OR
March 17, 1967
232/32 3560-004
Water Resource Management; Washington State Reclamation Association; Ephrata, WA
October 26, 1967
232/33 3560-004
Young Democrats
February 10, 1967
232/34 3560-004
"Agenda for a New Generation"; Claremont Mens College; Claremont, CA
June 9, 1968
232/35 3560-004
Anti-Ballistic Missile Program
August 12, 1968
232/36 3560-004
Anti-Ballistic Missiles
1968
232/37 3560-004
"Change, Challenge and the Environment"; National Conference of State Legislative Leaders; Honolulu, HI
December 6, 1968
232/38 3560-004
"Comments on Vietnam"
1968
232/39 3560-004
Conservation, Green River Community College; Auburn, WA
November 24, 1968
232/40 3560-004
Czechoslovakia and Western Security; U.S. Senate
1968
232/41 3560-004
Democratic Speech; New Mexico
1968
232/42 3560-004
"Does the Leopard Change His Spots?"; Vital Speeches of the Day; City News Publishing Co.; Southhold, NY
December 1, 1968
232/43 3560-004
Environment; Honolulu, HI
1968
232/44 3560-004
"The Fight for Columbia River Water"; Association of Washington Industries; Seattle, WA
April 19, 1968
232/45 3560-004
Inland Empire Waterways Association; Vancouver, WA
October 15, 1968
232/46 3560-004
Jackson Park Military Family Housing Project Dedication; U.S. Navy. Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; Bremerton, WA
June 12, 1968
232/47 3560-004
Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner; Raleigh, NC
March 9, 1968
232/48 3560-004
Kennedy (John F.) Assassination 5th Anniversary; Kennedy (John F.) High School; Seattle, WA
November 22, 1968
232/49 3560-004
Lakehaven Sewer District Dedication; Federal Way, WA
April 20, 1968
232/50 3560-004
Leif Erikson Day; Seattle, WA
October 9, 1968
232/51 3560-004
Mayberry (Karen) Program; Shoreline High School; Seattle, WA
April 16, 1968
232/52 3560-004
"The Meaning of Czechoslovakia"
1968
232/53 3560-004
The Metallurgical Society; New York, NY
February 27, 1968
232/54 3560-004
Military Personnel Inspection; U.S. Navy. Sandpoint Naval Air Station; Seattle, WA
April 6, 1968
232/55 3560-004
Morse (Wayne) Campaign; Portland, OR
October 31, 1968
232/56 3560-004
Mountlake Terrace Recreation Pavilion Dedication; Mountlake Terrace, WA
November 24, 1968
232/57 3560-004
Naval Reserve Association. Puget Sound Chapter; Seattle, WA
December 11, 1968
232/58 3560-004
Navy Day; Seattle, WA
October 24, 1968
232/59 3560-004
Olav V of Norway Honorary Banquet; Norwegian-American Chamber of Commerce; New York, NY
May 8, 1968
232/60 3560-004
Pacific Northwest Water Issues: An Assessment"; Pacific Northwest Water Symposium; Wenatchee, WA
April 15, 1968
232/61 3560-004
"Perspective on the Atlantic Alliance"; Foundation for Foreign Affairs; Chicago, IL
March 1968
232/62 3560-004
"The Responsible Citizen"; Hearst (William R.) Foundation Senate Youth Program; Washington, DC
January 1, 1968
232/63 3560-004
Sanvik Metals Corporation Zirconium Plant Dedication; Kennewick, WA
August 9, 1968
232/64 3560-004
"The Scene and the Scenario"; Industrial College of the Armed Forces; Washington, DC
May 15, 1968
232/65 3560-004
Scholarship Banquet; Associated Students of the University of Washington; Seattle, WA
November 7, 1968
232/66 3560-004
"Soviet Attitudes Towards International Law"
1968
232/67 3560-004
Sunset (Josephine) Home Anniversary Observance
1968
232/68 3560-004
Thompson (R. F.) Hall of Science Dedication; University of Puget Sound; Tacoma, WA
April 20, 1968
233/1 3560-004
Vietnam
1968
233/2 3560-004
Washington State Grange
1968
233/3 3560-004
Water Resources; Industry Officials Meeting; Seattle, WA
December 16, 1968
233/4 3560-004
"We Must Rededicate Ourselves to Law and Justice"
1968
233/5 3560-004
Zero Defects Kickoff, Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA); Vancouver, WA
September 26, 1968
233/6 3560-004
"Alaska Oil Development: International and Local Implications"; World Trade Club; Seattle, WA
June 13, 1969
233/7 3560-004
American Legion; Washington State Convention; Yakima, WA
July 24, 1969
233/8 3560-004
"The American Soldier: Servant of the Republic, Guardian of Peace and Freedom"; Industrial College of the Armed Forces; Washington, DC
June 10, 1969
233/9 3560-004
Anacortes Public Library Dedication; Anacortes, WA
August 2, 1969
233/10 3560-004
"The Authority of Reason"; Seattle Pacific College Fellows; Seattle, WA
June 7, 1969
233/11 3560-004
"The Authority of Reason"; Washington. State University; Pullman, WA
June 8, 1969
233/12 3560-004
Bakerview Apartment Dedication; Everett, WA (Elderly and Handicapped Housing)
September 20, 1969
233/13 3560-004
"The Challenge of the Land and the Environment"; Washington. Legislature; Olympia, WA
March 7, 1969
233/14 3560-004
Cherry Point Oil Refinery Groundbreaking Ceremony; Bellingham, WA
May 23, 1969
233/15 3560-004
"Choices and Consequences in Future Resource Management"; American Right-of-Way Association. Inland Empire Chapter #19; Spokane, WA
March 4, 1969
233/16 3560-004
"The Community's College"; Seattle Community Council; Seattle, WA
June 13, 1969
233/17 3560-004
DDT Use Statement; Washington. Agriculture Director
October 13, 1969
233/18 3560-004
"The Earth -- A Precious Resource"; International Botanical Congress; Seattle, WA
September 1, 1969
233/19 3560-004
Economic Development; Investment Bankers Association
1969
233/20 3560-004
Economic Issues
1969
233/21 3560-004
Education; Bellingham Teachers Association; Bellingham, WA
August 28, 1969
233/22 3560-004
"The Emerging Law of Environment"; Seattle-King County Bar Association; Seattle, WA
April 8, 1969
233/23 3560-004
"The Environmental Responsibilities of Business and Society"; National Soft Drink Association, San Francisco, CA
November 18, 1969
233/24 3560-004
Family Housing Units Dedication U.S. Navy. Whidbey Island Air Station; Oak Harbor, WA
June 15, 1969
233/25 3560-004
"Federal Lands for Parks and Recreation Act"; State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs; Portland, OR
1969
233/26 3560-004
"Five Myths that Beset Us"; Associated General Contractors of America; Washington, DC
March 17, 1969
233/27 3560-004
Foreign Aid and Europe; American Association of University Women
1969
233/28 3560-004
"Four Myths That Best Us"; Phi Delta Kappa; Seattle, WA
April 3, 1969
233/29 3560-004
Free and Accepted Masons, Coupeville, WA
September 20, 1969
233/30 3560-004
Garfield Elementary School Dedication; Everett, WA
November 16, 1969
233/31 3560-004
"The Guns" Dedication; Fort Casey State Park; Whidbey Island, WA
August 11, 1969
233/32 3560-004
Hanford House Dedication; Richland, WA
October 6, 1969
233/33 3560-004
"Head Start -- From a Congressional Point of View"; Parents and Volunteers Dinner; Seattle, WA
May 9, 1969
233/34 3560-004
"In Pursuit of Excellence"; American Legion Scholastic Banquet; Seattle, WA
May 19, 1969
233/35 3560-004
Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner; Bremerton, WA
October 4, 1969
233/36 3560-004
"Know Your Adversary"
March 6, 1969
233/37 3560-004
LaCenter Elementary School Dedication; LaCenter, WA
September 14, 1969
233/38 3560-004
"The Legislative Path to Wilderness"; Biennial Wilderness Conference; San Francisco, CA
March 15, 1969
233/39 3560-004
Military Judge Swearing-in Ceremony; Fort Lewis, WA
August 1, 1969
233/40 3560-004
"More From Less -- A Forest Management Challenge"; Keep Washington Green Association; Olympia, WA
May 9, 1969
233/41 3560-004
Mossyrock Dam Dedication; Mossyrock, WA
May 16, 1969
233/42 3560-004
"The Name of the Game is Change"; Alumni Leaders Conference; University of Washington; Seattle, WA
October 4, 1969
233/43 3560-004
National Association of Social Workers. Mt. Rainier Chapter; Tacoma, WA
September 19, 1969
233/44 3560-004
"National Environmental Policy: A Role for Business"; Alpha Kappa Psi; University of Washington; Seattle, WA
May 24, 1969
233/45 3560-004
"A National Policy for the Environment"; National Audubon Society; St. Louis, MO
April 26, 1969
233/46 3560-004
"National Policy for the Environment"; Salvation Army Advisory Board; Seattle, WA
May 29, 1969
233/47 3560-004
National Recreation and Parks Association
February 28, 1969
233/48 3560-004
"The Necessity of Excellence"; DeSales High School; Walla Walla, WA
May 25, 1969
233/49 3560-004
"Negotiating the Future"
1969
233/50 3560-004
"Negotiating the Future"; Industrial College of the Armed Services; Washington, DC
May 22, 1969
233/51 3560-004
"Negotiations from Strength"; Association of the U.S. Army; Fort Lewis, WA
February 13, 1969
233/52 3560-004
"New Directions in the Pacific Area"; Rotary Club of Seattle; Seattle, WA
November 5, 1969
233/53 3560-004
Othello Housing Project Dedication; Othello, WA
September 13, 1969
233/54 3560-004
Pacific Northwest Arts and Crafts Association; Patrons Party; Seattle, WA
July 24, 1969
233/55 3560-004
"People and the Environment"; Washington Resources Council
1969
233/56 3560-004
"Power and Progress"; Inland Power and Light Company; Deer Park, WA
March 29, 1969
233/57 3560-004
"Reclamation and a National Rural and Urban Growth Policy"; National Reclamation Association; Spokane, WA
1969
233/58 3560-004
"Resources Management: Choices and Consequences; Western Water Congress; Wenatchee, WA
April 8, 1969
233/59 3560-004
"Resources Policy and Progress"; Quincey Valley Chamber of Commerce; Quincey, WA
March 8, 1969
233/60 3560-004
Royal Slope Farm Labor Housing Corporation Dedication; Royal City, WA
November 15, 1969
233/61 3560-004
"Rural and Urban America: A Search for a Policy"; American Public Power Association; Washington, DC
May 5, 1969
233/62 3560-004
"Russia Has Not Changed Her Ways"; Readers Digest
June, 1969
233/63 3560-004
"Russian Leadership -- The ABM"; Vital Speeches of The Day
August 1, 1969
234/1 3560-004
St. Patrick s Day; Friendly Sons of St. Patrick; Pittston, PA
March 17, 1969
234/2 3560-004
Seattle Surgical Society; Seattle, WA
November 24, 1969
234/3 3560-004
"Seeking a Quality Environment"; Federation of Fly Fishermen; Sun Valley, ID
August 30, 1969
234/4 3560-004
"To Make Fort Lawton a Park"; Puget Soundings
December, 1969
234/5 3560-004
"Toward a National Land Use Policy"; Seattle Planning and Development Council; Seattle, WA
September 15, 1969
234/6 3560-004
"Toward a Quality Environment"; National Wildlife Federation; Washington, DC
February 28, 1969
234/7 3560-004
U.S. Defense Department Authorization Bill
1969
234/8 3560-004
U.S. Transportation Department Establishment
December 10, 1969
234/9 3560-004
University Women's Club; Seattle, WA
1969
234/10 3560-004
Urban Growth Policy; University Rotary Club; Seattle, WA
1969
234/11 3560-004
Washington State Association of Realtors; Spokane, WA
September 27, 1969
234/12 3560-004
Washington State Labor Council; Olympia, WA
August 25, 1969
234/13 3560-004
"Water,Power and the Environment"; Western Farmers Association; Seattle, WA
March 6, 1969
234/14 3560-004
"Water Resource Development in the Pacific Northwest; Farm Forum
February, 1969
234/15 3560-004
"Water Resource Planning and the Diversion Issue; Yakima Valley Cherry Institute; Yakima, WA
February 1, 1969
234/16 3560-004
"Where We Have Been"; Washington Public Utilities Districts Association
1969
234/17 3560-004
Young Presidents Organization
November 5, 1969
234/18 3560-004
Youth Corps
1969
234/19 3560-004
Allied Daily Newspapers of Washington; Seattle, WA
January 9, 1970
234/20 3560-004
"The American Legion; Washington State Convention; Vancouver, WA
July 17, 1970
234/21 3560-004
American Petroleum Institute; Public Affairs Committee; Washington, DC
March 12, 1970
234/22 3560-004
American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society; New York, NY
January 21, 1970
234/23 3560-004
Association of School Business Officials; Seattle, WA
October 1970
234/24 3560-004
Association of Washington Cities; Yakima, WA
July 2, 1970
234/25 3560-004
Bell Tower Dedication (Elderly Housing)
May 30, 1970
234/26 3560-004
Boat Moorage Dedication; Everett, WA
May 10, 1970
234/27 3560-004
Center Street Urban Renewal Project Groundbreaking; Tacoma; WA
February 10, 1970
234/28 3560-004
"Civil Service"; Washington State Law Enforcement Association; Wenatchee, WA
May 23, 1970
234/29 3560-004
Columbia Basin Project; Spokane Rotary Club; Spokane, WA
May 28, 1970
234/30 3560-004
"Conservation"; American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation; Seattle, WA
April 3, 1970
234/31 3560-004
"County Government and the Environment"; Washington State Association of Counties; Ocean Shores, WA
June 20, 1970
234/32 3560-004
"Crime"; Whatcom County Law Enforcement Conference; Bellingham, WA
April 18, 1970
234/33 3560-004
Dairy Bill; Washington Dairymen's Association, Bellingham, Bellingham, WA
May 16, 1970
234/34 3560-004
Defense Appropriation Bill; U.S. Senate
1970
234/35 3560-004
Earth Day; Environmental Teach-In; University of Washington; Seattle, WA
April 22, 1970
234/36 3560-004
Economy; Pre-Election Party; Cowlitz County Democrats; Longview, WA
October 19, 1970
234/37 3560-004
Education; Washington Distributive Educational Association; Yakima, WA
March 9, 1970
234/38 3560-004
"Education, Legislation and the Environment"; Washington State Science Teachers Association; Yakima, WA
October 17, 1970
234/39 3560-004
"Environment"; American College of Surgeons; Washington, DC
March 17, 1970
234/40 3560-004
Environment; New Hampshire
October 13, 1970
234/41 3560-004
"The Environmental Costs of Doing Business"; The National Pollution Control Conference and Exposition; San Francisco, CA
April 3, 1970
234/42 3560-004
"The Environmental Crisis: Issues and Answers"; National Conference on Higher Education, Chicago, IL
March 2, 1970
234/43 3560-004
"Environmental Quality and Economic Growth"; W. U. Business Administration Graduate School; Seattle, WA
March 6, 1970
234/44 3560-004
"Environmental Quality in the Decade of the Seventies"; National Wildlife Federation; Chicago, IL
March 21, 1970
234/45 3560-004
"Environmental Quality, the Courts and the Congress"; Michigan Law Review
1970
234/46 3560-004
"The Environmental Responsibilities of Business and Society"; National Soft Drink Association; San Francisco, CA
November 18, 1970
234/47 3560-004
Erosion Research Laboratory Dedication; Washington State University; Pullman, WA
May 29, 1970
234/48 3560-004
Federal Aid to Education; Everett Education Association; Everett, WA
September 11, 1970
234/49 3560-004
Fiber Box Association, Washington, DC
May 7, 1970
234/50 3560-004
Fish Protein Concentrate Facility Dedication; Aberdeen, WA
January 31, 1970
234/51 3560-004
Fort Lewis Use; Tacoma Kiwanis Club; Tacoma, WA
May 26, 1970
234/52 3560-004
Forward Thrust Kickoff Luncheon; Seattle, WA
April 23, 1970
234/53 3560-004
Four Freedoms House; Seattle, WA
May 10, 1970
234/54 3560-004
Free and Accepted Masons, Scottish Rite, Yakima, WA
January 31, 1970
234/55 3560-004
General Issues Facing the Country; Seattle University; Seattle, WA
February 12, 1970
234/56 3560-004
Government, Business and the Environment (for Greenbriar?)
1970
234/57 3560-004
Hall of Fame for Teachers; Jacksonville State University; Jacksonville, AL
April 1, 1970
234/58 3560-004
"Happy Birthday Party"; North Cascades National Park; Sedro Woolley, WA
October 9, 1970
234/59 3560-004
High Temperature Sodium Facility Groundbreaking; Richland, WA
September 24, 1970
234/60 3560-004
Huston Center Groundbreaking; Goldbar, WA (Episcopal Diocese)
September 12, 1970
234/61 3560-004
Job Retraining Projects; Jackson Street Community Council; Seattle, WA
April 15, 1970
234/62 3560-004
"A Key to Victory in Vietnam -- Our Determination to Succeed"
1970
234/63 3560-004
King County Nurses Association; Seattle, WA
June 1, 1970
234/64 3560-004
Law and Order
June 1970
234/65 3560-004
Law School Reunion; University of Washington
May 9, 1970
234/66 3560-004
League of Women Voters; Spokane, WA
April 25, 1970
234/67 3560-004
Metropolitan Democratic Club; Seattle, WA
August 21, 1970
234/68 3560-004
The Mountaineers; Annual Banquest; Seattle, WA
October 17, 1970
234/69 3560-004
National Alliance of Businessmen; Spokane, WA
March 27, 1970
234/70 3560-004
National Association of Home Builders; Regional Conference; Spokane, WA
September 26, 1970
234/71 3560-004
"National Policies for Environmental Quality and Land Use"; American Right-of-Way Association; Ocean Shores, WA
August 14, 1970
234/72 3560-004
National Wildlife Federation; Chicago, IL
March 21, 1970
234/73 3560-004
"Need for a National Land Use Policy"; Batelle Memorial Institute; Seattle, WA
September 11, 1970
234/74 3560-004
"The 92nd Congress and the Environment"; Washington Elementary Principals Association
October 23, 1970
234/75 3560-004
"No Easy Choices," World Affairs Forum on National Security; Seattle, WA
February 20, 1970
234/76 3560-004
North Cross State Highway Association; Sedro-Woolley, WA
June 27, 1970
234/77 3560-004
Northhaven Retirement Home Groundbreaking; Seattle, WA
August 11, 1970
234/78 3560-004
Northwest Rivers and Harbors Congress; Port Angeles, WA
August 7, 1970
234/79 3560-004
"The Old Conservation and the New"
1970
234/80 3560-004
Park Dedication; Walla Walla, WA
October 4, 1970
234/81 3560-004
"Perspective on the American Revolution; Sons of the American Revolution. Washington Society; Seattle, WA
March 31, 1970
234/82 3560-004
"A Perspective on Priorities"; Mankato State; Mankato State College; Mankato, MN
March 9, 1970
234/83 3560-004
Pi Kappa Delta; National Convention; Pacific Lutheran University; Tacoma, WA
April 15, 1970
234/84 3560-004
"A Policy for the Environment and the Land"; New Jersey Academy of Science; Montclair, NJ
April 11, 1970
234/85 3560-004
Power Needs; Washington Public Power Association; Spokane, WA
April 1, 1970
234/86 3560-004
Puget Sound Engineers Council; Seattle, WA
February 20, 1970
235/1 3560-004
"A Quality Environment Through Education"; Environmental Education Symposium; Washington. Western State College; Bellingham, WA
May 8, 1970
235/2 3560-004
"The Reclamation Program and the Decade of the Seventies"; Washington State Reclamation Association; Yakima, WA
October 30, 1970
235/3 3560-004
Recreation; Pacific Northwest Outdoor Recreation Congress; Wenatchee, WA
April 3, 1970
235/4 3560-004
Riots and Accomplishments, Washington State Council of Retail Clerks
April 18, 1970
235/5 3560-004
Satellite Kidney Disease Center; Swedish Hospital Medical Center; Seattle, WA
May 8, 1970
235/6 3560-004
"Scientists and National Policy"; University of Washington; Seattle, WA
March 30, 1970
235/7 3560-004
Serene Lake Elementary School Dedication; Mukilteo, WA
April 26, 1970
235/8 3560-004
Simpson Lumber Management Seminar; Seattle, WA
April 4, 1970
235/9 3560-004
South Seattle Center Park Dedication; Seattle, WA (Handicapped Facility)
August 30, 1970
235/10 3560-004
"The Soviet Union in the Middle East"; English Speaking Union. Spokane Chapter; Spokane, WA
September 27, 1970
235/11 3560-004
"The State of the Union"; Restaurant Association of the State of Washington; Spokane, WA
October 19, 1970
235/12 3560-004
"The Strategic Equation and a Bolder Soviet Union; Veterans of Foreign Wars; Yakima, WA
June 13, 1970
235/13 3560-004
Third Powerhouse Commemoration; Grand Coulee Dam, WA
October 21, 1970
235/14 3560-004
"Toward a National Land Use Policy"; Washington Environmental Council; University of Washington; Seattle, WA
June 6, 1970
235/15 3560-004
Trails Presentation; Fort Vancouver Historical Site; Vancouver, WA
June 27, 1970
235/16 3560-004
Treatment of the Elderly
October 1970
235/17 3560-004
U.S. National Guard Conference; Seattle, WA
April 26, 1970
235/18 3560-004
Veterans of WWI; Annual Convention; Longview, WA
June 25, 1970
235/19 3560-004
Vietnam; Association of the U.S. Army. Yakima Chapter. Yakima, WA
February 14, 1970
235/20 3560-004
"A View From the Capital Hill"; Princeton University Conference, Princeton, NJ
March 7, 1970
235/21 3560-004
Washington Credit Union League; Seattle, WA
April 24, 1970
235/22 3560-004
Washington State Association of Fire Chiefs; Richland, WA
October 2, 1970
235/23 3560-004
Washington State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs; Wenatchee, WA
August 22, 1970
235/24 3560-004
Washington State International Credit Consumer Association; Yakima, WA
October 4, 1970
235/25 3560-004
Washington. State University. ROTC Commissioning Ceremonies; Pullman, WA
May 31, 1970
235/26 3560-004
Washington Young Democrats Spokane, WA
February 9, 1970
235/27 3560-004
"What It Means to be a Liberal"; University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA
August 14, 1970
235/28 3560-004
Whidbey Island Branch Dedication; Skagit Valley Community College; Oak Harbor, WA
August 29, 1970
235/29 3560-004
"The Will to be Free"; Claremont, NH
October 13, 1970
235/30 3560-004
Yakima County Medical Society; Yakima, WA
October 15, 1970
235/31 3560-004
Yakima Education Association; Yakima, WA
March 26, 1970
235/32 3560-004
Young Lawyers; Seattle, WA
April 4, 1970
235/33 3560-004
Youth Conservation Corps; Mike Douglas Show
April 1, 1970
235/34-35 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1970
235/36 3560-004
"Current National Issues" (Compilation of HMJ Statements)
1970-1971
235/37 3560-004
"America in the World of the 70's"; Commonwealth Club of California; San Francisco, CA
March 5, 1971
235/38 3560-004
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations
August 10, 1971
235/39 3560-004
"American Policy and Middle East Security"; B'nai B'rith Israel Bond Dinner; Los Angeles, CA
February 7, 1971
235/40 3560-004
"Balancing Resource Use and Environmental Quality"; Fontana Conservation Roundup; Fontana Dam, NC
May 14, 1971
235/41 3560-004
Brotherhood Dinner; National Conference of Christians and Jews. Utah Chapter; Salt Lake City, UT
May 25, 1971
235/42 3560-004
Campaign
1971
235/43 3560-004
"The Challenge of the Growth"; California. State College. Fullerton, CA
February 8, 1971
235/44 3560-004
Chamber of Commerce; New Orleans, LA
April 15, 1971
235/45 3560-004
"Change: Challenge to the Law"; Law Alumni Day, Wayne State University; Detroit, HI
April 18, 1971
235/46 3560-004
"Cities"; Greater Detroit Chamber of Commerce; Detroit, MI
June 3, 1971
235/47 3560-004
Civil Rights; San Diego Rotary Club; San Diego, CA
May 20, 1971
235/48 3560-004
Comstock Club, San Francisco, CA
June 17, 1971
235/49 3560-004
"Constructive Change: Casualty of Confrontation"; Congressional Club Dinner, Fort Worth, TX
May 7, 1971
235/50 3560-004
Democratic Dinner; Albuquerque, NM
May 22, 1971
235/51 3560-004
Democratic Rally; Chattanooga, TN
November 11, 1971
235/52 3560-004
Democratic Women's Club of Florida; Miami Beach, FL
October 9, 1971
235/53 3560-004
Economic Program, Environment and International Affairs
1971
235/54 3560-004
Economy
1971
235/55 3560-004
"Energy and the Environment"; American Mining Congress; Pittsburgh, PN
May 17, 1971
235/56 3560-004
Energy Policy; Tennessee Bar Association
1971
235/57 3560-004
"Energy Policy and National Goals"; U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
October 20, 1971
235/58 3560-004
Environment; Young Men's Christian Association; Mount Vernon, WA
January 29, 1971
235/59 3560-004
Fort Worth, TX
1971
235/60 3560-004
"The Four Freedoms in Today's World"; United-Italian American Labor Council; New York, NY
December 4, 1971
235/61 3560-004
Four Keys Democratic Dinner; Phoenix, AZ
May 21, 1971
235/62 3560-004
Free and Accepted Masons; Grand Master's Rededication Breakfast; Belleville, IL
May 16, 1971
235/63 3560-004
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick; Scranton, PA
March 17, 1971
235/64 3560-004
Governor's Prayer Breakfast; Boston, MS
April 22, 1971
235/65 3560-004
Greater Detroit Chamber of Commerce; Detroit, MI
June 3, 1971
235/66 3560-004
Ivancie (Frank) Dinner; Portland, OR
April 27, 1971
235/67 3560-004
Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner; Atlanta, GA
1971
235/68 3560-004
Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner; Las Vegas, NV
May 24, 1971
235/69 3560-004
Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner; Richmond, VA
February 20, 1971
235/70 3560-004
Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner; San Diego, CA
May 20, 1971
235/71 3560-004
Jewish Broadcasts in the Soviet Union
March 29, 1971
235/72 3560-004
Jobs Now Conference; American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations; Washington, DC
1971
235/73 3560-004
Labor
1971
236/1 3560-004
Ladies Garment Workers, International Union; Miami, FL
May 11, 1971
236/2 3560-004
"Law, Lawyers and the Environment"; American Bar Association; Washington, DC
January 28, 1971
236/3 3560-004
"The Military Balance in the Middle East"
June 14, 1971
236/4 3560-004
National Association of Insurance Commissioners; Miami, FL
November 30, 1971
236/5 3560-004
"A National Energy Policy"; American Petroleum Institute; San Francisco, CA
November 16, 1971
236/6 3560-004
National Environmental Policy Institute Act of 1971; U.S. Senate
1971
236/7 3560-004
"A National Land Use Policy," American Land Development Association; Chicago, IL
May 10, 1971
236/8 3560-004
"National Land Use Policy and Citizens Participation"; Maryland Environmental Trust; Cockeysville, ND
November 10, 1971
236/9 3560-004
"National Land Use Policy: Issues and Answers"; Federation of Rocky Mountain States; Salt Lake City, UT
October 6, 1971
236/10 3560-004
National Milk Producers Association
November 30, 1971
236/11 3560-004
National Tire Dealers and Retreaders Association; Cincinnati, OH
September 14, 1971
236/12 3560-004
New York Democratic Club; New York, NY
May 4, 1971
236/13 3560-004
Northampton County Democratic Dinner; PA
May 15, 1971
236/14 3560-004
"Our National Priority: Jobs"; Economic Club of New York; New York, NY
May 4, 1971
236/15 3560-004
"Overview on Environmental Problems"; Pennsylvania University. Engineering School; Urbanism Colloquium; Philadelphia, PA
March 31, 1971
236/16 3560-004
Pacific Northwest Restaurant Association; Portland, OR
April 27, 1971
236/17 3560-004
"A Perspective on American Foreign Policy"; World Affairs Council; Boston, MS
April 22, 1971
236/18 3560-004
Political Issues
1971
236/19 3560-004
"Power and Responsibility"; Women's Forum on National Security; Washington, DC
February 14, 1971
236/20 3560-004
"To Provide for the Common Defense"; World Affairs Council; Los Angeles, CA
May 21, 1971
236/21 3560-004
Riverside County Democratic Dinner; Palm Springs, CA
April 26, 1971
236/22 3560-004
"The Rule of Law"; Downtown Portland Rotary Club; Portland, OR
April 27, 1971
236/23 3560-004
Russian Jewish Persecution; U.S. Senate
July 12, 1971
236/24 3560-004
"SALT: A New Initiative"; U.S. Senate
March 29, 1971
236/25 3560-004
Schenectady, NY
February 21, 1971
236/26 3560-004
Sigma Delta Chi; Atlanta, GA
March 2, 1971
236/27 3560-004
"The Steadfast Majority"; Veterans of Foreign Wars; Dallas, TX
August 16, 1971
236/28 3560-004
"The Strategic Balance and the Future of Freedom"; American Society of Newspaper Editors; Washington, DC
April 15, 1971
236/29 3560-004
"The Strategic Balance and the Nation's Safety"; World Affairs Council; Dallas, TX
May 7, 1971
236/30 3560-004
"Survival -- Israel in the Middle East"; Torch of Learning Award Luncheon; American Friends of the Hebrew University; Los Angeles, CA
May 23, 1971
236/31 3560-004
Taiwan's Expulsion United Nations
October 28, 1971
236/32 3560-004
Tiger Bay Club; Tallahassee, FL
November 19, 1971
236/33 3560-004
"Toward a National Energy Policy"; National Coal Association; Washington, DC
June 14, 1971
236/34 3560-004
U.S. Navy. Whidbey Island Air Station; Oak Harbor, WA
January 29, 1971
236/35 3560-004
Williams (Harrison A.) Honorary Dinner; Wildwood, NY
March 26, 1971
236/36 3560-004
Aging
1972
236/37 3560-004
American Federation of Labor-Congress Industrial Organizations
1972
236/38 3560-004
American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Washington, DC
June 13, 1972
236/39 3560-004
"Credible Deterrence in a SALT II Environment"; North Atlantic Assembly. Military Committee; Bonn, Germany
November, 1972
236/40 3560-004
Crime
1972
236/41 3560-004
Defense Issues; Firing Line
1972
236/42 3560-004
Democratic Party
1972
236/43 3560-004
Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee; Seattle, WA
June 23, 1972
236/44 3560-004
"A Dinner With the Presidential Candidates"; Oklahoma State Democratic Party; Oklahoma, OK
June 9, 1972
236/45 3560-004
"Eastern Europe and American Policy"; U.S. Senate
1972
236/46 3560-004
Energy
1972
236/47 3560-004
Energy Crisis
1972
236/48 3560-004
"The Energy Dilemma"; Nuclear Industrial Council; Tri-Cities, WA
1972
236/49 3560-004
Environment
1972
236/50a 3560-004
"Environmental Quality and Political Responsibility"; Linfield College; McMinnville, OR
May 21, 1972
235/50b 3560-004
"Fact, Fiction and National Security"
1972
236/51 3560-004
Florida A & M University; Tallahassee, FL
January 28, 1972
236/52 3560-004
"Fuels Use to Rise Sharply: Existing Projections of Energy Use Inadequate"; U.S. Senate
August 4, 1972
236/53 3560-004
"Maintaining a Credible Deterrence in a SALT Environment"; California. State University; Long Beach, CA
December 6, 1972
236/54 3560-004
Mideast; Interstate Oil Compact Commission; Houston, TX
December 5, 1972
236/55 3560-004
National Planning Convention of Machinists Non-Partisan Political League; Washington, DC
January 24, 1972
236/56 3560-004
"People and the Environment"; Washington Resources Council
1972
236/57 3560-004
"Perspectives on the Moscow Summit"; Association of American Editorial Cartoonists; Washington, DC
June 16, 1972
236/58 3560-004
Professional Policemen's Protective Association, WI
February 4, 1972
236/59 3560-004
SALT
1972
236/60 3560-004
SALT Hearings -- U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
1972
236/61 3560-004
"The Senate and the Interim Agreement"; U.S. Senate
August 11, 1972
236/62 3560-004
"Toward a National Fuels and Energy Policy"; Coal Mining Institute of America; Pittsburgh, PA
December 8, 1972
236/63 3560-004
University of Wisconsin; Madison, WI
January 23, 1972
236/64 3560-004
Vietnam
1972
236/65 3560-004
"Water Resources Development in the Pacific Northwest"
1972
236/66 3560-004
Wisconsin State Building Trades Conference; Wausau, WI
February 1972
236/67-68 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1972
236/69 3560-004
Defense Budget and National Security
undated
236/70 3560-004
"United States Policies in Vietnam"
1972
236/71 3560-004
Vietnam
1972
236/72 3560-004
Miscellaneous Statements
1964-1972
Speeches and Writings -- Black Books
Box/Folder Accession
237/1 3560-004
Agriculture
1956-1972
237/2 3560-004
American Indians
1970-1972
237/3-4 3560-004
Atomic Energy
1952-1962
237/5 3560-004
Civil Rights
1968-1970
237/6 3560-004
Congressional Reform
1970
237/7-9 3560-004
Democratic Speeches
1948-1972
237/10-12 3560-004
Economics
1969-1972
237/13 3560-004
Education
1957-1972
237/14-15 3560-004
Energy
1954-1972
237/16-22 3560-004
Environment
1952-1972
237/23-24 3560-004
Environment (Untitled Draft of Book)
1974
238/1 3560-004
Health
1956-1972
238/2-3 3560-004
Land Use
1969-1973
238/4 3560-004
Law and Justice
1970-1972
238/5-7 3560-004
Pursuit of Excellence in Government
1958-1972
238/8 3560-004
Senior Citizens
1970-1973
238/9 3560-004
Supersonic Transport (SST)
1967-1969
238/10 3560-004
Transportation
1969
238/11 3560-004
Urban Problems
1948-1972
238/12-13 3560-004
Water
1956-1972
238/14 3560-004
Miscellaneous
undated
Speeches and Writings - Others
Box/Folder Accession
238/15-16 3560-004
Kirchheimer, Joseph M.
1968
Box Accession
238-239 3560-004
Appointment Books
1964-1970
Conferences and Conventions
Box/Folder Accession
239/1-2 3560-004
Bilderburg Convention, Cambridge, England
1967
239/3 3560-004
Bilderburg Convention, Montreal, Canada
1968
239/4-5 3560-004
The Ditchley Foundation Conference for United States Senators and Congressmen, Ditchley, England
1965
239/6 3560-004
The Ditchley Foundation Conference for United States Senators and Congressmen; Ditchley, England
1969
239/7 3560-004
NATO Parliamentarians Conference, Brussels, Belgium
1968
239/8 3560-004
NATO Parliamentarians Conference, Brussels, Belgium
1970
239/9 3560-004
United States-Mexican Interparliamentary Meeting; Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
1971
Box/Folder Accession
239/10 3560-004
Clippings
1964-1972
Scrapbooks
1964
1964
Box/Folder Accession
240/1 3560-004
Agriculture
240/2-6 3560-004
Andrews, Lloyd
240/7 3560-004
Commerce and Trade
240/8-9 3560-004
Defense
240/10 3560-004
Editorials
240/11 3560-004
Fishing Rights
240/12-13 3560-004
Grants and Contract Awards
240/14 3560-004
Foreign Affairs
240/15-16 3560-004
Interior Affairs
241/1-2 3560-004
Interior Affairs -- Power and Mt. Rainier Day UseFacility
241/3 3560-004
Irrigation and Reclamation
241/4-5 3560-004
National Politics
241/6 3560-004
Personal
241/7 3560-004
Ports and Waterways and Natural Resources
241/8-11 3560-004
State Appearances
241/12-15 3560-004
State Politics and Election Campaign
242/1-3 3560-004
State Politics and Election Campaign
242/4-5 3560-004
TFX Fighter Bomber
242/6-7 3560-004
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission (Hanford Facilities)
242/8-12 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1965
1965
Box/Folder Accession
243/1 3560-004
Agriculture
243/2 3560-004
Commerce and Trade
243/3-4 3560-004
Defense
243/5 3560-004
Editorials
243/6 3560-004
Education
243/7-8 3560-004
Foreign Affairs
243/9-10 3560-004
Grants and Contract Awards
243/11-12 3560-004
Interior Affairs -- Irrigation and Reclamation
243/13 3560-004
Interior Affairs -- Power and Indian Affairs
243/14 3560-004
Labor and Public Works
243/15 3560-004
National Affairs
243/16 3560-004
National Politics
243/17 3560-004
Personal
243/18 3560-004
Ports and Waterways and Natural Resources
243/19 3560-004
State Politics
243/20 3560-004
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission (Hanford Facilities)
244/1-2 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1966
1966
Box/Folder Accession
244/3 3560-004
Boeing
244/4-5 3560-004
Commerce and Trade
244/6-7 3560-004
Defense
244/8 3560-004
Editorials
244/9 3560-004
Education
244/10-12 3560-004
Foreign Affairs
244/13-16 3560-004
Grants and Contract Awards
245/1 3560-004
Grants and Contract Awards
245/2-7 3560-004
Interior Affairs
245/8 3560-004
Labor and Public Works
245/9 3560-004
National Affairs
245/10 3560-004
National Affairs
245/11 3560-004
Natural Resources and Ports and Waterways
245/12-14 3560-004
Personal
245/15-16 3560-004
State Politics
246/1 3560-004
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission (Hanford Facilities)
246/2-4 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1967
1967
Box/Folder Accession
246/5-8 3560-004
Anti-Ballistic Missiles (ABM)
246/9-11 3560-004
Defense
246/12-13 3560-004
Editorials
246/14 3560-004
Foreign Affairs
246/15 3560-004
Interior Affairs
247/1-2 3560-004
Interior Affairs
247/3-6 3560-004
Natural Resources
247/7-8 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee.National Security and International Operations Subcommittee
247/9-10 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1968
1968
Box/Folder Accession
247/11 3560-004
Agriculture
247/12-13 3560-004
Anti-Ballistic Missiles (ABM)
247/14 3560-004
Commerce and Trade
247/15 3560-004
Defense (incl. ABM)
248/1 3560-004
Defense (incl. ABM)
248/2-7 3560-004
Defense -- Nixon Secretary of Defense Offer
248/8 3560-004
Education
248/9-11 3560-004
Grants and Contract Awards
248/12-13 3560-004
Interior
248/14 3560-004
Labor and Public Works
248/15-16 3560-004
National Politics
249/1-3 3560-004
Natural Resources
249/4-6 3560-004
Personal
249/7-8 3560-004
State Politics
249/9 3560-004
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission (Hanford Facilities)
249/10 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee.National Security and International Operations Subcommittee
1969
1969
Box/Folder Accession
249/11 3560-004
Agriculture
249/12-15 3560-004
Anti-Ballistic Missiles (ABM)
250/1-6 3560-004
Anti-Ballistic Missiles (ABM)
250/7-8 3560-004
Commerce and Trade
250/9-11 3560-004
Defense (incl. ABM)
250/12 3560-004
Economics
251/1-4 3560-004
Editorials
251/5 3560-004
Education
251/6 3560-004
Environment
251/7 3560-004
Foreign Affairs
251/8-9 3560-004
Grants and Contract Awards
251/10-12 3560-004
Interior Affairs
251/13 3560-004
Labor and Public Works
251/14 3560-004
National Politics
251/15 3560-004
National Resources
251/16-18 3560-004
Personal
252/1 3560-004
State Politics
252/2 3560-004
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission (Hanford Facilities)
252/3 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee.Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
252/4 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1970
1970
Box/Folder Accession
252/5-7 3560-004
Anti-Ballistic Missiles (ABM)
252/8 3560-004
Education
252/9 3560-004
Foreign Affairs
252/10 3560-004
Israeli Aid
252/11-12 3560-004
Middle East
252/13-14 3560-004
National Politics and Election Campaign
253/1-2 3560-004
National Politics and Election Campaign
253/3-7 3560-004
Personal
253/8 3560-004
Presidential Campaign
253/9-11 3560-004
State Politics and Election Campaign
253/12 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee -- SALT Talks
253/13-15 3560-004
Vietnam Cease Fire
254/1 3560-004
Jackson, Helen
254/2-4 3560-004
Middle East
254/5 3560-004
Personal
254/6 3560-004
Presidential Campaign
255/1-2 3560-004
Presidential Campaign
255/3-6 3560-004
Soviet missiles
255/7 3560-004
State Politics
255/8-9 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee -- SALT Talks
255/10 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee.National Security and International Operations Subcommittee
255/11 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1972
1972
Box/Folder Accession
255/12 3560-004
Middle East
255/13-15 3560-004
Presidential Campaign
256/1-10 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee -- SALT Talks
256/11 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee.National Security and International Operations Subcommittee
256/12 3560-004
Miscellaneous
257/1-12 3560-004
Miscellaneous
258/1-4 3560-004
Miscellaneous
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
258/5-6 3560-004
Anti-Ballistic Missiles (ABMs)
1967-1969
258/7 3560-004
B-1 (Boeing Company)
1970
258/8 3560-004
B'nai Zion Award Dinner -- Tribute to Jackson
1980
258/9 3560-004
Committee for Peace with Freedom in Vietnam
1967
258/10 3560-004
Czechoslovakia
1968
258/11 3560-004
Defense and Foreign Policy
1965
258/12 3560-004
Defense Procurement Act
1971
258/13-14 3560-004
Democratic Party. National Committee
1969-1970
258/15-18 3560-004
Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee
1965-1970
258/19 3560-004
Draft
1971
258/20 3560-004
Economy
1971-1972
258/21 3560-004
Environment
1970
258/22 3560-004
Fort Lawton
undated
258/23 3560-004
Government Procurement
1967
258/24 3560-004
Investment Tax Credits
undated
258/25 3560-004
Irrigation and Water Resources
1966-1967
258/26-27 3560-004
Jackson (Henry M.) to be Defense Secretary -- Prospective Nixon Appointee
1968-1969
258/28 3560-004
Job Corps Conservation Centers
1967
258/29 3560-004
Johnson (Lyndon B.) Inaugural
1964
258/30 3560-004
Middle East
1971
258/31 3560-004
National Armed Forces Museum Park
1967
258/32 3560-004
National Association of Social Workers. Mt. Rainier Chapter
1970
258/33 3560-004
National Security Council
1959-1973
259/1 3560-004
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
1966
259/2 3560-004
North Carolina (Busing)
1971
259/3 3560-004
North Cascades National Park
1968
259/4 3560-004
Norway
1966
259/5-7 3560-004
Political
1969-1971
259/8 3560-004
Project Blue Book (UFO Investigation)
1966
259/9 3560-004
Revenue Sharing
1971
259/10 3560-004
Rocket Research Corporation (Redmond, WA)
1967
259/11 3560-004
Romania
1972
259/12 3560-004
SALT
1972
259/13 3560-004
Thermal Pollution
1968
259/14 3560-004
U.S. Navy. Torpedo Station (Keyport, WA)
1966
259/15 3560-004
U.S. Navy. Whidbey Island Air Station
1966
259/16 3560-004
Vietnam
1970
259/17 3560-004
Visitors -- Vietnam Protestors
1970
259/18 3560-004
Washington. Legislative Water Resources Committee
1970
259/19-26 3560-004
Working Papers
1964-1971
Committee Records and Aides' Papers
Box/Folder Accession
259/27-30 3560-004
Atlantic Council of the United States
1969-1972
259/31 3560-004
Congressional Leadership For the Future. Advisory Committee
259/32-34 3560-004
Corcoran, Brian Papers
Personal Correspondence
Corcoran, Brian (incl. correspondence re:1972 Presidential Campaign)
1964-1972
Box/Folder Accession
259/35-37, 260/1-7 3560-004
General Correspondence with Various Reporters andEditors
1966-1972
260/8-10 3560-004
News Releases (Microfilm)
1963-1972
Speeches and Writings -- HMJ
Box/Folder Accession
260/11 3560-004
Washington and Oregon Senators; Cascade Magazine
1966
260/12 3560-004
Face the Nation; CBS Broadcast
July 14, 1968
260/13 3560-004
"Resources Management: Choices and Consequences": Western Water Conference; Wenatchee, WA
April 8, 1969
260/14 3560-004
Meet the Press; NBC Broadcasts
1969-1972
260/15 3560-004
"What Congress Must Now Do to Save the Environment"; Smithsonian
May 1970
260/16 3560-004
"America in the World of the 70's"; Commonwealth Club of California; San Francisco, CA
March 5, 1971
260/17 3560-004
"Overview on Environmental Problems"; University of Pennsylvania Engineering School; Philadelphia, PA
March 31, 1971
260/18 3560-004
"Change: Challenge to the Law"; Wayne State University Law School; Detroit, MI
April 18, 1971
260/19 3560-004
"Our National Priority: Jobs"; Economic Club of New York; New York, NY
May 4, 1971
260/20 3560-004
"Balancing Resources Use and Environmental Quality"; Fontana Conservation. Roundup; Fontana Dam, NC
May 14, 1971
260/21 3560-004
Nixon Administration Record; New York State AFL-CIO Convention
August 10, 1971
260/22 3560-004
Environmental Quality; American Society of Landscape Architects; Portland, OR
August 1971
260/23 3560-004
David Frost Show
September 23, 1971
260/24 3560-004
"Toward a National Energy Policy"; Independent Natural Gas Association of America; San Francisco, CA
October 25, 1971
260/25 3560-004
Ten County Democratic Rally; Chattanooga, TN
November 5, 1971
260/26 3560-004
Making Energy Policy; American Petroleum Institute
November 16, 1971
260/27 3560-004
"Should the Salt Pacts be Approved?" Firing Line broadcast
July 16, 1972
260/28 3560-004
"Toward a National Fuels and Energy Policy"; Coal Mining Institute of America; Pittsburgh, PA
1972
Box/Folder Accession
260/29 3560-004
Speeches and Writings -- Others (Articles on HMJ)
1964-1972
Clippings
Box/Folder Accession
260/30 3560-004
Jackson, Helen
1971-1972
Jackson, Henry M.
Box/Folder Accession
260/31 3560-004
Father of the Year
1971
260/32 3560-004
U.S. Defense Department. Secretary -- Nixon offer
1968
Subject Series
1972
Campaigns
Box/Folder Accession
261/1 3560-004
Hempelman, John -- 1st Congressional District
Jackson Presidential Bid -- Florida Primary
Box/Folder Accession
261/2 3560-004
Forged Muskie Letter Investigation
1972-1974
261/3 3560-004
Potential Supporters Lists
1971-1972
261/4 3560-004
Rabbi Letter
1971
261/5 3560-004
Miscellaneous
Jackson Senate Campaign
1970
Box/Folder Accession
261/6 3560-004
Elicker, Charles
Box/Folder Accession
261/7 3560-004
Miscellaneous
1970
261/8-9 3560-004
Strauss, Robert -- election as Democratic Party. National Committee. Chairman
1972
261/10 3560-004
Washington State Races
1972
Box/Folder Accession
261/11 3560-004
Jackson, Henry M. -- ratings
1958-1970
261/12-22 3560-004
Supersonic Transport (SST)
1970-1971
262/1-7 3560-004
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission -- Hanford facilities
1965
Box/Folder Accession
262/8 3560-004
Senate Press Secretaries Association
1964-1968
262/9 3560-004
Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge. Trustees, Board
1971-1972
262/10 3560-004
Haas (Saul) Foundation. Trustees Board
1964-1966
262/11-17 3560-004
Harvard University. Kennedy (John F.) Government School. Politics Institute. Advisory Committee
1966-1972
263/1 3560-004
NATO. Parliamentarians Conference
1969
263/2-15 3560-004
U.S. Congress. Atomic Energy Joint Committee
1964-1972
263/16 3560-004
U.S. Congress. Internal Revenue Taxation Joint Committee
1964-1966
263/17-20 3560-004
U.S. Government Procurement Commission
1970-1971
263/21-23, 264/1-4 3560-004
U.S. Puerto Rico Status Commission
1965-1966
264/5-13 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
Scope and Content: Includes ABM Hearings.
1964-1972
264/14-17 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee. Military Construction Subcommittee
1964-1970
265/1 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee. Nuclear Test Ban Safeguards Subcommittee
1966
265/2-4 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee. Preparedness Investigating Committee
1966-1971
265/5 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee. Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) Special Subcommittee
1970-1971
265/6 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
1970
265/7-8 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Democratic Steering Committee
1970-1972
265/9-13 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee
1964-1972
265/14-19 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
1964-1972
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Box/Folder Accession
265/20-25, 266/1 3560-004
General Correspondence
1964-1972
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
266/2 3560-004
National Fuels and Energy Study
1972
266/3 3560-004
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
1971
Box/Folder Accession
266/4-8 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. Indian Affairs Subcommittee
1964-1972
266/9 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. Irrigation and Reclamation Subcommittee
1964-1966
266/10 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. Minerals, Materials and Fuels, Subcommittee
1964-1968
266/11 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. Parks and Recreation Subcommittee
1972
266/12-13 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. Public Lands Subcommittee
1964-1972
266/14-15 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. Territories Subcommittee
1964-1972
266/16-18 3560-004
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. Water and Power Resources Subcommittee
1970-1972
266/19 3560-004
Virgin Islands. College. Overseers Board
1963-1965
266/20-25 3560-004
Whitman College. Overseers Board
1964-1972
Addendum
Box/Folder Accession
267/1 3560-004
Biographical
1970
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
267/2 3560-004
Personal
1968-1972
267/3-6 3560-004
Invitations
1972
Box/Folder Accession
267/7 3560-004
Legislation
1971-1972
267/8 3560-004
Speeches and Writings
1971
267/9-10 3560-004
Corcoran, Brian Papers
1967

Accession No. 3560-005: Senate papers, 1965-1983 (bulk 1973-1983)Return to Top

358.42 cubic feet

Scope and Content: The records in this accession document Jackson's final decade in the Senate. Their arrangement follows those of Jackson's other Senate papers: Interoffice Memoranda, Personal Correspondence, General Correpondence --Condolences, Departmental Correspondence, Legislative Correspondence, Legislation -- HMJ Sponsored Bills, Trip Files, Itineraries, Speeches and Writings, Conferences and Conventions, Washington State Matters, Appointment Books, Press Releases, Lists, Scrapbooks, Miscellany, Subject Series, and Committee Records and Aides' Papers.

Personal Correspondence includes Jackson's correspondence withfriends and associates on a variety of topics, both personal and political. Approximately 50% of the letters of condolence received by the Jackson family upon the Jackson's death in 1983 were retained and are located in General Correpondence -- Condolences.

Some of the correspondence from the Legislative Correspondence files was discarded by Jackson's staff. This is so indicated by a notation onthe heading about the number of letters discarded. The large volume of Legislative Correspondence was further reduced during processing using the same sampling method used for accession 3560-4. For a description of the "flexo"system, also see the explanation in 3560-4.

The papers in this accession shed light on Jackson's role in the notable foreign policy debates of the period, including those regarding ratification of the SALT II treaty; President Carter's nomination of Paul Warnke to be chief SALT negotiator and director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (Jackson opposed the nomination); the guaranteeing of free emigration of individuals from communist-bloc countries, such as Romania and the Soviet Union, in exchange for the granting of Most Favored Nation trade status by the U.S.; and the United States policy on the war in Vietnam. These issues are best documented in the Speeches and Writings, Subject Series, and Press Releases series. The papers also document Jackson's role in the shaping of U.S. energy policy in the period surrounding the OPEC oil embargo of 1973.

Jackson's frequent travels are documented in the Trip Files series. Many of his trips were made in connection with his 1976 presidential bid. The files in this series are arranged alphabetically by destination.

The Committee Records and Aides' Papers series include the files of many of Jackson's legislative aides, including chiefs of staff Sterling Munro and Denny Miller, and press secretary Brian Corcoran. These files include correspondence, notes, speeches and writings, clippings, and background materials on a variety of topics related to the legislative areas which were assigned to each staff member. The content of the files centers largely on domestic policy matters and overlaps with some of the materials found in the Sponsored Bills, Legislative Correspondence, and Subject Series files. The Sterling Munro subseries largely date from 1966-1968 and document Jackson's role in the establishment of the North Cascades and Redwoods National Parks. Other subseries in the Committee Records and Aides' Papers series include the U.S. Senate Democratic Steering Committee, the founding committee of the Mike Mansfield Center for Pacific Affairs, the North Atlantic Assembly (formerly theNATO Parliamentarians Conference) and the Regents Board of the Smithsonian Institution.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users, but access to portions of the papers restricted.

Researchers who use Departmental Correspondence (boxes 24-104) must sign a release form agreeing not to divulge the identity of any individualnamed in a case file.

Records of the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (box 330) are restricted.

Container(s) Description Dates
Box/Folder Accession
1/1-3 3560-005
Interoffice Memoranda
1973
Personal Correspondence
1973
1973
Box/Folder Accession
1/4 3560-005
A
1973
1/5 3560-005
B
1973
1/6 3560-005
C
1973
1/7 3560-005
Duecy, Charles
1973
1/8 3560-005
D (incl. Douglas, William O.)
1973
1/9 3560-005
E
1973
1/10 3560-005
Friedlander, Paul
1973
1/11 3560-005
F (incl. Ford, Gerald)
1973
1/12 3560-005
Golub, Stan, and Golub, Stan Jr.
1973
1/13 3560-005
Gregory, Marion
1973
1/14 3560-005
G
1973
1/15 3560-005
Hall, Lewis
1973
1/16 3560-005
H (incl. Haig, Alexander; Hansen, JuliaButler;Helms, Jesse)
1973
1/17 3560-005
I - J (incl. Johnson, Lady Bird)
1973
1/18 3560-005
K
1973
1/19 3560-005
L
1973
1/20-21 3560-005
M
Scope and Content: Includes McCormack, Mike.
1973
1/22 3560-005
Naslund, Nora and Erik
1973
1/23 3560-005
N
1973
1/24 3560-005
Oaksmith, Gerald
1973
1/25 3560-005
O
1973
1/26 3560-005
P (incl. Packwood, Bob)
1973
2/1 3560-005
R
1973
2/2 3560-005
Saunders, George
1973
2/3-4 3560-005
S
1973
2/5 3560-005
T (incl. Teller, Edward)
1973
2/6 3560-005
U - V
1973
2/7 3560-005
W
1973
2/8 3560-005
X - Y - Z
1973
2/9 3560-005
Birthday Greetings
1973
2/10-3/15 3560-005
Invitations
1973
1974
1974
Box/Folder Accession
3/16 3560-005
A
1974
3/17-18 3560-005
B
1974
3/19 3560-005
C
1974
3/20 3560-005
Denny, Brewster
1974
3/21 3560-005
D
1974
3/22 3560-005
E
1974
3/23 3560-005
Friedlander, Paul
1974
3/24 3560-005
F (incl. Ford, Gerald)
1974
3/25 3560-005
Gouraud, Jackson
1974
3/26 3560-005
G
1974
3/27 3560-005
H (incl. Hansen, Julia Butler)
1974
3/28 3560-005
I
1974
3/29 3560-005
J
1974
3/30 3560-005
K (incl. Kudirka, Simas)
1974
4/1 3560-005
L
1974
4/2-3 3560-005
M
1974
4/4 3560-005
N (incl. Nixon, Richard)
1974
4/5 3560-005
Ochoa, Felipe and Sandy
1974
4/6 3560-005
O
1974
4/7 3560-005
P
1974
4/8 3560-005
R (incl. Rubin, Yitzak; Rostow, Eugene)
1974
4/9 3560-005
Shilling, Gary
1974
4/10-11 3560-005
S (incl. Sakharov, Andrei; Solzhenitsyn,Alexander)
1974
4/12 3560-005
T
1974
4/13 3560-005
U
1974
4/14 3560-005
V
1974
4/15 3560-005
Waterman, Phil
1974
4/16 3560-005
W
1974
4/17 3560-005
X - Y - Z
1974
4/18-5/9 3560-005
Invitations
1974
1975
1975
Box/Folder Accession
5/10 3560-005
A
1975
5/11-13 3560-005
B
1975
5/14 3560-005
C
1975
5/15 3560-005
D
1975
5/16 3560-005
E
1975
5/17 3560-005
Friedlander, Paul
1975
5/18 3560-005
F (incl. Ford, Gerald; Ford, Henry II)
1975
5/19 3560-005
Gourlie, Larry
1975
5/20-21 3560-005
G
1975
5/22 3560-005
Harris, Ira
1975
5/23 3560-005
Hayward, John
1975
5/24-25 3560-005
H
1975
6/1 3560-005
I
1975
6/2 3560-005
J
1975
6/3 3560-005
Karr, David
1975
6/4 3560-005
Kenny, W. John
1975
6/5 3560-005
K
1975
6/6-7 3560-005
L
1975
6/8 3560-005
Metzenbaum, Howard
1975
6/9-10 3560-005
M
1975
6/11 3560-005
N
1975
6/12 3560-005
O
1975
6/13 3560-005
P (incl. Pipes, Richard)
1975
6/14 3560-005
Q
1975
6/15 3560-005
R (incl. Redford, Robert; Rohaty, Felix)
1975
6/16-17 3560-005
S
1975
6/18 3560-005
T
1975
6/19 3560-005
U
1975
6/20 3560-005
V
1975
6/21 3560-005
Wagner, Eddie
1975
6/22 3560-005
Wohlstetter, Charles
1975
6/23 3560-005
W
1975
6/24 3560-005
X - Y - Z
1975
6/25-7/17 3560-005
Invitations
1975
1976
1976
Box/Folder Accession
7/18 3560-005
A
1976
7/19-20 3560-005
B
1976
7/21 3560-005
C (incl. Carter, Jimmy)
1976
7/22 3560-005
Denny, Brewster
1976
7/23 3560-005
Duecy, Charles
1976
7/24 3560-005
D
1976
7/25 3560-005
E
1976
7/26 3560-005
Friedlander, Paul
1976
7/27 3560-005
F
1976
7/28 3560-005
G
1976
7/29 3560-005
H (King Hussein of Jordan)
1976
7/30 3560-005
I - J
1976
7/31 3560-005
K
1976
8/1 3560-005
L
1976
8/2 3560-005
M (incl. Moynihan, Daniel Patrick; Mondale,Walter)
1976
8/3 3560-005
N
1976
8/4 3560-005
O
1976
8/5 3560-005
P - Q
1976
8/6 3560-005
R
1976
8/7-8 3560-005
S (incl. Solzhenitsyn, Alexander)
1976
8/9 3560-005
T
1976
8/10 3560-005
Uris, Leon
1976
8/11 3560-005
U - V
1976
8/12 3560-005
W
1976
8/13 3560-005
X - Y - Z
1976
8/14-26 3560-005
Invitations
1976
1977
1977
Box/Folder Accession
8/27 3560-005
A
1977
8/28 3560-005
Bergman, Abraham
1977
8/29-30 3560-005
B
1977
9/1 3560-005
Carter, Jimmy
1977
9/2 3560-005
C
1977
9/3 3560-005
Denny, Brewster
1977
9/4 3560-005
Dogole, S. Harrison
1977
9/5 3560-005
D
1977
9/6 3560-005
E
1977
9/7 3560-005
Friedlander, Paul S.
1977
9/8 3560-005
F
1977
9/9 3560-005
G (incl. Goldwater, Barry)
1977
9/10 3560-005
Hodel, Donald
1977
9/11 3560-005
H
1977
9/12 3560-005
I - J
1977
9/13 3560-005
K
1977
9/14-15 3560-005
L
1977
9/16 3560-005
Morgan, Edward P.
1977
9/17-18 3560-005
M
1977
9/19 3560-005
N
1977
9/20 3560-005
Odegaard,. Charles
1977
9/21 3560-005
O
1977
9/22 3560-005
P -. Q
1977
9/23 3560-005
R (incl. Ray, Dixy Lee; Rowny, Edward)
1977
9/24-25 3560-005
S
1977
10/1 3560-005
T
1977
10/2 3560-005
U - V
1977
10/3 3560-005
W
1977
10/4 3560-005
X - Y - Z
1977
10/5 3560-005
Birthday Greetings
1977
10/6-16 3560-005
Invitations
1977
1978
1978
Box/Folder Accession
10/17 3560-005
A
1978
10/18-19 3560-005
B
1978
10/20 3560-005
Carter, Jimmy
1978
10/21 3560-005
C
1978
10/22 3560-005
D
1978
10/23 3560-005
E
1978
10/24 3560-005
F
1978
10/25 3560-005
Golub, Stan
1978
10/26 3560-005
G
1978
10/27 3560-005
H
1978
11/1 3560-005
I - J
1978
11/2 3560-005
K
1978
11/3 3560-005
L
1978
11/4-5 3560-005
M
1978
11/6 3560-005
N
1978
11/7 3560-005
O
1978
11/8 3560-005
P - Q
1978
11/9 3560-005
Ray, Dixy Lee
1978
11/10 3560-005
R
1978
11/11 3560-005
Spitzer, Arthur
1978
11/12-13 3560-005
S (incl. Solzhenitsyn, Natalia)
1978
11/14 3560-005
T
1978
11/15 3560-005
U - V
1978
11/16 3560-005
W
1978
11/17 3560-005
X - Y - Z
1978
11/18 3560-005
Birthday Cards
1978
11/19-12/5 3560-005
Invitations
1978
1979
1979
Box/Folder Accession
12/6 3560-005
Alhadeff, Victor D.
1979
12/7 3560-005
A
1979
12/8-9 3560-005
B
1979
12/10 3560-005
Carter, Jimmy
1979
12/11 3560-005
C
1979
12/12 3560-005
Duecy, Charles
1979
12/13 3560-005
D
1979
12/14 3560-005
E
1979
12/15 3560-005
F (incl. Ford, Gerald)
1979
12/16 3560-005
G (incl. Galbraith, John Kenneth)
1979
12/17 3560-005
H
1979
12/18 3560-005
I - J
1979
12/19 3560-005
K
1979
12/20 3560-005
Lilienthal, David E.
1979
12/21 3560-005
Little, Ted
1979
12/22 3560-005
L
1979
13/1-2 3560-005
M (incl. Magnuson, Warren G.; Muskie,Edmund)
1979
13/3 3560-005
N - O (incl. Odegaard, Charles)
1979
13/4 3560-005
P - Q
1979
13/5 3560-005
R
1979
13/6 3560-005
Stevens, Ted
1979
13/7-8 3560-005
S (incl. Sadat, Anwar El.)
1979
13/9 3560-005
T
1979
13/10 3560-005
U - V
1979
13/11 3560-005
W
1979
13/12 3560-005
X - Y - Z
1979
13/13 3560-005
Birthday Greetings
1979
13/14-14/2 3560-005
Invitations
1979
1980
1980
Box/Folder Accession
14/3 3560-005
A
1980
14/4-5 3560-005
B
1980
14/6 3560-005
Carter, Jimmy
1980
14/7 3560-005
C
1980
14/8 3560-005
D (incl. Douglas, William O.)
1980
14/9 3560-005
E
1980
14/10 3560-005
F
1980
14/11 3560-005
Gouraud, Jackson S.
1980
14/12 3560-005
G (incl. Gardner, Booth)
1980
14/13 3560-005
H
1980
14/14 3560-005
Johnsen, Fester
1980
14/15 3560-005
I - J
1980
14/16 3560-005
K (incl. Koch, Edward)
1980
14/17 3560-005
Lambert, Milton
1980
14/18 3560-005
Little, Ted
1980
14/19 3560-005
L
1980
14/20 3560-005
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick
1980
14/21-22 3560-005
M
1980
14/23 3560-005
N
1980
14/24 3560-005
O (incl. Onassis, Jacqueline Kennedy)
1980
14/25 3560-005
P
1980
15/1 3560-005
Q - R
1980
15/2 3560-005
Schoenfeld, Walter
1980
15/3-4 3560-005
S (incl. Sadat, Anwar El)
1980
15/5 3560-005
T
1980
15/6 3560-005
U - V
1980
15/7 3560-005
Wohlstetter, Charles
1980
15/8 3560-005
W
1980
15/9 3560-005
X - Y - Z
1980
15/10-15 3560-005
Invitations
1980
1981
1981
Box/Folder Accession
15/16 3560-005
A (incl. Askew, Rubin)
1981
15/17-18 3560-005
B
1981
15/19 3560-005
C
1981
15/20 3560-005
Duecy, Charles M.
1981
15/21 3560-005
D
1981
16/1 3560-005
E (incl. Ervin, Sam)
1981
16/2 3560-005
Friedlander, Paul
1981
16/3 3560-005
F
1981
16/4 3560-005
Glant, Douglas
1981
16/5 3560-005
Gouraud, Jackson
1981
16/6 3560-005
G
1981
16/7-8 3560-005
H (incl. Haig, Alexander)
1981
16/9 3560-005
Johnsen, Lester
1981
16/10 3560-005
I - J
1981
16/11 3560-005
Kongsgaard, John
1981
16/12 3560-005
K
1981
16/13 3560-005
L
1981
16/14 3560-005
McCurdy, Wells
1981
16/15-16 3560-005
M
1981
16/17 3560-005
Merivale, Austin B. G.
1981
16/18 3560-005
N
1981
16/19 3560-005
O
1981
16/20 3560-005
P
1981
16/21 3560-005
Reagan, Ronald (incl. Reagan, Nancy)
1981
16/22 3560-005
Q - R
1981
16/23-24 3560-005
S
1981
16/25 3560-005
T
1981
16/26 3560-005
U - V
1981
16/27 3560-005
W - X - Y - Z (incl. Watt, James)
1981
17/1-11 3560-005
Invitations
1981
1982
1982
Box/Folder Accession
17/12 3560-005
A
1982
17/13-15 3560-005
B (incl. Bush, George)
1982
17/16 3560-005
C
1982
17/17 3560-005
Denny, Brewster
1982
17/18 3560-005
D
1982
17/19 3560-005
E
1982
17/20 3560-005
Friedlander, Paul
1982
17/21 3560-005
F
1982
17/22 3560-005
G
1982
17/23 3560-005
H (incl. Haig, Alexander)
1982
18/1 3560-005
I - J
1982
18/2 3560-005
K (incl. Kirkpatrick, Jeane)
1982
18/3 3560-005
L
1982
18/4-5 3560-005
M
1982
18/6 3560-005
N
1982
18/7 3560-005
O
1982
18/8 3560-005
P
1982
18/9 3560-005
Rickover, Hyman G.
1982
18/10 3560-005
Q - R (incl. Reagan, Ronald)
1982
18/11-12 3560-005
S
1982
18/13 3560-005
T (incl. Teller, Edward)
1982
18/14 3560-005
Van Ness, William
1982
18/15 3560-005
V - Y
1982
18/16 3560-005
W
1982
18/17 3560-005
X - Y - Z
1982
18/18-19/9 3560-005
Invitations
1982
1983
1983
Box/Folder Accession
19/10 3560-005
A
1983
19/11-12 3560-005
B (incl. Baker, Howard; Byrd, Robert)
1983
19/13 3560-005
C
1983
19/14 3560-005
Cuneo, Ernest
1983
19/15 3560-005
D
1983
19/16 3560-005
E
1983
19/17 3560-005
F
1983
19/18 3560-005
Grossman, Herbert
1983
19/19 3560-005
G
1983
19/20 3560-005
Hutchinson, Bruce
1983
19/21 3560-005
H
1983
19/22 3560-005
J
1983
19/23 3560-005
K
1983
19/24 3560-005
Little, Norman
1983
19/25 3560-005
L
1983
19/26-27 3560-005
M (incl. Moynihan, Daniel)
1983
19/28 3560-005
N
1983
19/29 3560-005
O
1983
20/1 3560-005
P - Q
1983
20/2 3560-005
R (incl. Reagan, Ronald; Regan, Donald)
1983
20/3 3560-005
S
1983
20/4 3560-005
T (incl. Teller, Edward)
1983
20/5 3560-005
W (incl. Weinberger, Casper)
1983
20/6 3560-005
X - Y - Z
1983
20/7-15 3560-005
Invitations
1983
Box/Folder Accession
20/16-23/23 3560-005
General Correspondence
Scope and Content: Contains condolences to Helen H. Jackson and family on the death of HMJ.
1983
Departmental Correspondence
Restrictions on Access: Access is restricted. Contact repository for more information.
1973
1973
Box/Folder Accession
24/1 3560-005
U.S. ACTION
1973
U.S. Agriculture Department
1973
Box/Folder Accession
24/2-10 3560-005
General
1973
24/11-12 3560-005
Soviet Grain Sales
1973
U.S. Air Force
1973
Box/Folder Accession
24/12-16 3560-005
General
1973
24/17 3560-005
Military Dress Code
1973
Box/Folder Accession
24/18-19 3560-005
U.S. Amtrak (U.S. National RailroadPassengerCorporation)
1973
U.S. Army
1973
Box/Folder Accession
25/1-8 3560-005
General
1973
25/9-10 3560-005
Madigan General Hospital (Fort Lewis, WA)
1973
25/11-12 3560-005
Sandpoint Naval Air Station
1973
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1973
Box/Folder Accession
25/13-26/3 3560-005
General
1973
26/4 3560-005
Asotin, WA Relief
1973
26/5-6 3560-005
Dungeness Spit Boat Basin
1973
26/7 3560-005
Ediz Hook Erosion Project
1973
26/8-9 3560-005
North Bonneville, WA Relocation
1973
26/10 3560-005
Penn Cove Marina
1973
26/11 3560-005
Wynoochee Dam
1973
Box/Folder Accession
26/12-17 3560-005
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1973
26/18-20 3560-005
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1973
27/1 3560-005
U.S. Census Bureau
1973
27/2 3560-005
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1973
27/3-4 3560-005
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1973
27/5 3560-005
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
1973
27/6 3560-005
U.S. Coast Guard
1973
U.S. Commerce Department
1973
Box/Folder Accession
27/7-10 3560-005
General
1973
27/11-14 3560-005
Expo '74 World's Fair
1973
Box/Folder Accession
27/15-17 3560-005
U.S. Consumer Affairs Office
1973
27/18-26 3560-005
U.S. Cost of Living Council
1973
28/1-3 3560-005
U.S. Customs Bureau
1973
U.S. Defense Department
1973
Box/Folder Accession
28/4-18 3560-005
General
1973
28/19-21 3560-005
Household Goods
1973
Box/Folder Accession
28/22-25 3560-005
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1973
29/1-3 3560-005
U.S. Economic Opportunity Office
1973
29/4-9 3560-005
U.S. Education Office
1973
29/10 3560-005
U.S. Emergency Preparedness Office
1973
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1973
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General
1973
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Tussock Moth
1973
U.S. Executive Department (White HouseStaff)
1973
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General
1973
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Bicentennial Commission
1973
30/4-6 3560-005
Inauguration -- Nixon, Richard M.
1973
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U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1973
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1973
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General
1973
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Airworthiness Certificates
1973
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U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation
1973
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1973
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General
1973
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Cable Television
1973
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Croy Construction Contract
1973
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U.S. Federal Energy Office
1973
U.S. Federal Highway Administration
1973
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General
1973
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Woods, Everett Compensation
1973
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U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1973
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U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1973
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U.S. Federal Maritime Commission
1973
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U.S. Federal Mediation and ConciliationService
1973
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U.S. Federal Power Commission
1973
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U.S. Federal Reserve Board
1973
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U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1973
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Sport FisheriesandWildlife Bureau
1973
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1973
U.S. Forest Service
1973
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General
1973
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Coulter Creek, WA (Alpine Lakes Wilderness)
1973
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U.S. General Accounting Office
1973
U.S. General Services Administration
1973
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General
1973
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Marietta Naval Base
1973
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U.S. Geographic Names Board
1973
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U.S. Geological Survey
1973
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U.S. Government Printing Office
1973
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U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1973
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1973
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U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1973
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U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1973
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U.S. Indian Claims Commission
1973
U.S. Interior Department
1973
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General
1973
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Alaska Oil Pipeline
1973
34/24 3560-005
Columbia Basin Project
1973
34/25-28 3560-005
Youth Conservation Corps
1973
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1973
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U.S. International Development Agency
1973
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1973
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General
1973
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Ringsby-Buckingham Merger
1973
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Tolan, Fred H. (Rail Rates)
1973
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U.S. Justice Department
1973
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U.S. Labor Department
1973
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U.S. Land Management Bureau
1973
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U.S. Management and Budget Office
1973
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U.S. Marine Corps
1973
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U.S. Maritime Administration
1973
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U.S. Mines Bureau
1973
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U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1973
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U.S. National Archives and RecordsService
1973
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U.S. National Credit UnionAdministration
1973
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U.S. National Endowment for the Arts (incl.U.S.National Endowment for the Humanities)
1973
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U.S. National Highway Traffic SafetyAdministration
1973
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U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1973
36/18-21 3560-005
U.S. National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration
1973
U.S. National Park Service
1973
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General
1973
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North Cascades
1973
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U.S. National Science Foundation
1973
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U.S. National Water Commission
1973
U.S. Navy
1973
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General
1973
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Trident Submarine Base
1973
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Trident Submarine Base
1973
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U.S. Outdoor Recreation Bureau
1973
U.S. Postal Service
1973
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General
1973
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Seattle Bulk Mail Facility
1973
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U.S. Prisons Bureau
1973
U.S. Public Health Service
1973
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General
1973
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Indian Health Care
1973
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U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1973
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U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1973
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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1973
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U.S. Selective Service System
1973
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U.S. Small Business Administration
1973
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U.S. Smithsonian Institution
1973
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U.S. Social Security Administration
1973
U.S. State Department
1973
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General
1973
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Middle East
1973
U.S. Tariff Commission
1973
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General
1973
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Import Regulations
1973
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U.S. Territories Office
1973
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U.S. Transportation Department
1973
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U.S. Treasury Department
1973
1974
1974
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International Joint Commission --U.S.-Canada
1974
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United Nations
1974
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U.S. ACTION
1974
U.S. Agriculture Department
1974
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General
1974
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Grain Sale to Russia
1974
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U.S. Air Force
1974
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U.S. American Revolution BicentennialAdministration
1974
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U.S. Amtrak (U.S. National RailroadPassengerCorporation)
1974
U.S. Army
1974
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General
1974
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Madigan General Hospital (Fort Lewis, WA)
1974
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1974
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General
1974
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North Bonneville
1974
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U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1974
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U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1974
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U.S. Census Bureau
1974
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U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1974
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U.S. Civil Rights Commission
1974
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U.S. Civil Service Commission -- NuclearInspectorsWage Scale
1974
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U.S. Coast Guard
1974
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U.S. Commerce Department
1974
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U.S. Consumer Affairs Office
1974
U.S. Cost of Living Council
1974
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General
1974
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Shortages
1974
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U.S. Customs Bureau
1974
U.S. Defense Department
1974
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General
1974
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MIAs in S. E. Asia (Missing in Action)
1974
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U.S. Economic Development Administration
1974
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U.S. Economic Opportunity Office
1974
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U.S. Education Office
1974
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U.S. Employment Security Bureau
1974
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U.S. Energy Research and DevelopmentAdministration
1974
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1974
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General
1974
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Tussock Moth
1974
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Equal Employment OpportunityCommission
1974
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U.S. Executive Department
1974
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U.S. Export-Import Bank
1974
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U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1974
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U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1974
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U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation
1974
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U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1974
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U.S. Federal Energy Office
1974
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U.S. Federal Highway Administration
1974
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U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1974
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U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1974
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U.S. Federal Power Commission
1974
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U.S. Federal Reserve Board
1974
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U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1974
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1974
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1974
U.S. Forest Service
1974
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General
1974
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Spirit Lake Horse Trails Closure
1974
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U.S. General Accounting Office
1974
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U.S. General Services Administration
1974
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U.S. Geological Survey
1974
U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1974
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General
1974
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Washington State Professional Standards Review Organization
1974
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U.S. Housing and Urban Development
1974
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U.S. Housing and Urban Development
1974
U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1974
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General
1974
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Foreign Students Summer Work Permits
1974
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U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1974
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U.S. Indian Claims Commission
1974
47/11 3560-005
U.S. Information Agency
1974
U.S. Interior Department
1974
Box/Folder Accession
47/12-16 3560-005
General
1974
47/17 3560-005
Alaskan Oil Pipeline
1974
47/18 3560-005
Lummi Aquaculture
1974
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North Cascades National Park
1974
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. International Development Agency
1974
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1974
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1974
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Burlington Northern Merger
1974
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U.S. Justice Department
1974
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U.S. Labor Department
1974
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U.S. Land Management Bureau
1974
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U.S. Management and Budget Office
1974
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U.S. Marine Corps
1974
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U.S. Maritime Administration
1974
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U.S. Mines Bureau
1974
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U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1974
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U.S. National Archives
1974
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U.S. National Foundation on the Arts andtheHumanities
1974
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U.S. National Highway Traffic SafetyAdministration
1974
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U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1974
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U.S. National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration
1974
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U.S. National Park Service
1974
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U.S. National Science Foundation
1974
U.S. Navy Department
1974
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General
1974
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Boardman Bombing Range
1974
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U.S. Outdoor Recreation Bureau
1974
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U.S. Parole Board
1974
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U.S. Patent Office
1974
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U.S. Postal Service
1974
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U.S. Prisons Bureau
1974
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U.S. Public Health Service
1974
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U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1974
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U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1974
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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1974
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U.S. Selective Service System
1974
50/10-11 3560-005
U.S. Small Business Administration
1974
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U.S. Smithsonian Institute
1974
U.S. State Department
1974
Box/Folder Accession
50/13-17 3560-005
General
1974
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Chinese Emigration Problems
1974
50/19-51/1 3560-005
Middle East
1974
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Transportation Department
1974
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U.S. Treasury Department
1974
51/12-13 3560-005
U.S. Veterans Administration
1974
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U.S. White House
1974
51/16-17 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
1974
1975
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. ACTION
1975
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U.S. Agriculture Department
1975
51/26-52/7 3560-005
U.S. Air Force
1975
52/8 3560-005
U.S. Amtrak (U.S. National RailroadPassengerCorporation)
1975
U.S. Army
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1975
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Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey
1975
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U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1975
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U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1975
53/5 3560-005
U.S. Census Bureau
1975
53/6 3560-005
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1975
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1975
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Affinity Charters
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Civil Rights Commission
1975
53/12-13 3560-005
U.S. Coast Guard
1975
53/14-17 3560-005
U.S. Commerce Department
1975
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U.S. Community Services Administration
1975
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U.S. Consumer Affairs Office
1975
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U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
1975
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U.S. Cost of Living Council
1975
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U.S. Customs Bureau
1975
U.S. Defense Department
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1975
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MIAs (Missing in Action)
1975
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Trident Minority Involvement
1975
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1975
54/10-11 3560-005
Japanese Cultural Center
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Education Office
1975
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U.S. Employees Compensation Bureau
1975
54/16-24 3560-005
U.S. Energy Research and DevelopmentAdministration
1975
54/25-32 3560-005
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1975
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Tussock Moth
1975
55/5 3560-005
U.S. Equal Employment OpportunityCommission
1975
U.S. Executive Department
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1975
55/9-15 3560-005
Bicentennial
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Export-Import Bank
1975
55/17 3560-005
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1975
55/18-22 3560-005
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1975
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1975
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Cable Television
1975
55/26 3560-005
Citizen's Band Radio
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Federal Energy Administration
1975
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U.S. Federal Highway Administration
1975
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U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1975
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U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1975
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U.S. Federal Power Commission
1975
56/11 3560-005
U.S. Federal Reserve Board
1975
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U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1975
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1975
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Dungeness Spit Wildlife Refuge
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1975
56/24 3560-005
U.S. Foreign Claims SettlementCommission
1975
56/25-31 3560-005
U.S. Forest Service
1975
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U.S. General Accounting Office
1975
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U.S. General Services Administration
1975
57/8-16 3560-005
U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1975
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U.S. Housing and Urban DevelopmentDepartment
1975
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U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1975
58/3-4 3560-005
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1975
58/5-9 3560-005
U.S. Information Agency
1975
U.S. Interior Department
1975
Box/Folder Accession
58/10-14 3560-005
General
1975
58/15 3560-005
Alaska Oil Pipeline
1975
58/16 3560-005
Columbia Basin Project
1975
58/17-18 3560-005
Youth Conservation Corps
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. International Development Agency
1975
58/21 3560-005
U.S. International Trade Commission
1975
58/22-24 3560-005
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1975
58/25-29 3560-005
U.S. Justice Department
1975
U.S. Labor Department
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1975
58/35-36 3560-005
Fair Labor Standards Act
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Land Management Bureau
1975
59/3 3560-005
U.S. Library of Congress
1975
59/4 3560-005
U.S. Management and Budget Office
1975
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U.S. Marine Corps
1975
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U.S. Maritime Administration
1975
59/7 3560-005
number skipped
1975
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U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1975
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U.S. National Archives
1975
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U.S. National Bureau of Standards
1975
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U.S. National Credit UnionAdministration
1975
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U.S. National Foundation on the Arts andHumanities
1975
59/14-15 3560-005
U.S. National Highway Traffic SafetyAdministration
1975
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U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1975
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U.S. National Mediation Board
1975
59/18-21 3560-005
U.S. National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration
1975
U.S. National Park Service
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1975
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Olympic National Park Addition
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. National Science Foundation
1975
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U.S. Navy Department
1975
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U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
1975
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U.S. Outdoor Recreation Bureau
1975
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U.S. Panama Canal Company
1975
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U.S. Patent Office
1975
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U.S. Peace Corps
1975
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U.S. Postal Service
1975
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U.S. Prisons Bureau
1975
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U.S. Public Health Service
1975
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U.S. Public Health Service. Indian HealthService
1975
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U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1975
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U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1975
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U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1975
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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1975
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U.S. Selective Service System
1975
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U.S. Small Business Administration
1975
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U.S. Smithsonian Institution
1975
U.S. State Department
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1975
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Chinese Emigration Problems
1975
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Middle East
1975
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MIAs (Missing in Action)
1975
62/2-3 3560-005
Romanian Emigration
1975
62/4-6 3560-005
Vietnamese Refugees
1975
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Tennessee Valley Authority
1975
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U.S. Territories Office
1975
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U.S. Transportation Department
1975
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U.S. Treasury Department
1975
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U.S. Veterans Administration
1975
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U.S. Wage and Price Stability Council
1975
1976
1976
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International Joint Commission
1976
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U.S. ACTION
1976
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U.S. Agriculture Department
1976
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U.S. Air Force
1976
62/30-33 3560-005
U.S. American Revolution BicentennialAdministration
1976
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U.S. Amtrak (U.S. National RailroadPassengerCorporation)
1976
63/1-6 3560-005
U.S. Army
1976
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1976
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1976
63/10 3560-005
Lower Snake Mitigation Plan
1976
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U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1976
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U.S. Census Bureau
1976
63/13-15 3560-005
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1976
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U.S. Civil Rights Commission
1976
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U.S. Coast Guard
1976
U.S. Commerce Department
1976
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General
1976
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Greater Horizons, Inc.
1976
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U.S. Commodity Futures TradingCommission
1976
64/3 3560-005
U.S. Community Services Administration
1976
64/4 3560-005
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
1976
64/5 3560-005
U.S. Customs Bureau
1976
64/6-11 3560-005
U.S. Defense Department
1976
64/12-15 3560-005
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1976
64/16-17 3560-005
U.S. Education Office
1976
U.S. Energy Research and DevelopmentAdministration
1976
Box/Folder Accession
64/18-23 3560-005
General
1976
64/24 3560-005
Hanford Strike
1976
Box/Folder Accession
65/1-4 3560-005
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1976
65/5 3560-005
U.S. Equal Opportunity Commission
1976
65/6 3560-005
U.S. Export-Import Bank
1976
65/7 3560-005
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1976
65/8 3560-005
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1976
65/9 3560-005
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1976
65/10 3560-005
U.S. Federal Employees CompensationBureau
1976
65/11-12 3560-005
U.S. Federal Energy Administration
1976
65/13 3560-005
U.S. Federal Highway Administration
1976
65/14 3560-005
U.S. Federal Highway Traffic SafetyAdministration
1976
65/15 3560-005
U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1976
65/16-19 3560-005
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1976
65/20 3560-005
U.S. Federal Mediation and ConciliationService
1976
65/21 3560-005
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1976
65/22 3560-005
U.S. Federal Reserve Board
1976
65/23 3560-005
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1976
65/24-25 3560-005
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1976
65/26 3560-005
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1976
65/27-28 3560-005
U.S. Forest Service
1976
66/1 3560-005
U.S. General Accounting Office
1976
U.S. General Services Administration
1976
Box/Folder Accession
66/2 3560-005
General
1976
66/3 3560-005
War Memorial -- Seattle, WA
1976
Box/Folder Accession
66/4-7 3560-005
U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1976
U.S. Housing and Urban DevelopmentDepartment
1976
Box/Folder Accession
66/8-11 3560-005
General
1976
66/12 3560-005
Greenwood Gardens
1976
Box/Folder Accession
66/13 3560-005
U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1976
66/14-15 3560-005
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1976
66/16 3560-005
U.S. Indian Claims Bureau
1976
66/17 3560-005
U.S. Indian Health Service
1976
U.S. Interior Department
1976
Box/Folder Accession
66/18-19 3560-005
General
1976
66/20-21 3560-005
Blackfeet Indians
1976
66/22 3560-005
Columbia Basin Project
1976
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1976
Box/Folder Accession
56/23-67/3 3560-005
General
1976
67/4 3560-005
Cash, Rita
1976
Box/Folder Accession
67/5 3560-005
U.S. International Development Agency
1976
67/6 3560-005
U.S. International Trade Commission
1976
67/7 3560-005
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1976
U.S. Justice Department
1976
Box/Folder Accession
67/8-12 3560-005
General
1976
67/13 3560-005
Illegal Aliens
1976
Box/Folder Accession
67/14-19 3560-005
U.S. Labor Department
1976
67/20 3560-005
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1976
67/21 3560-005
U.S. Law Enforcement AssistanceAdministration
1976
67/22 3560-005
U.S. Library of Congress
1976
67/23 3560-005
U.S. Marine Corps
1976
67/24 3560-005
U.S. Maritime Administration
1976
67/25 3560-005
U.S. Mines Bureau
1976
67/26 3560-005
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1976
68/1 3560-005
U.S. National Archives
1976
68/2 3560-005
U.S. National Foundation for the Arts andHumanities
1976
68/3 3560-005
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1976
68/4 3560-005
U.S. National Mediation Board
1976
68/5-6 3560-005
U.S. National Park Service
1976
68/7 3560-005
U.S. National Science Foundation
1976
68/8 3560-005
U.S. National. Standards Bureau
1976
U.S. Navy
1976
Box/Folder Accession
68/9-17 3560-005
General
1976
68/18 3560-005
Seapower Report
1976
Box/Folder Accession
68/19 3560-005
U.S. Outdoor Recreation Bureau
1976
68/20 3560-005
U.S. Patent Office
1976
68/21 3560-005
U.S. Postal Service
1976
68/22 3560-005
U.S. Public Health Service
1976
68/23 3560-005
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1976
68/24-25 3560-005
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1976
68/26 3560-005
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1976
68/27 3560-005
U.S. Selective Service System
1976
68/28 3560-005
U.S. Small Business Administration
1976
68/29 3560-005
U.S. Smithsonian Institution
1976
68/30 3560-005
U.S. Social Security Administration
1976
U.S. State Department
1976
Box/Folder Accession
68/31-69/4 3560-005
General
1976
69/5 3560-005
Helsinki Agreement
1976
69/6-8 3560-005
Middle East
1976
Box/Folder Accession
69/9 3560-005
U.S. Territories Office
1976
69/10-12 3560-005
U.S. Transportation Department
1976
69/13-14 3560-005
U.S. Treasury Department
1976
69/15-17 3560-005
U.S. Veterans Administration
1976
69/18 3560-005
U.S. VISTA
1976
69/19 3560-005
U.S. White House
1976
69/20 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
1976
1977
1977
Box/Folder Accession
69/21 3560-005
International Monetary Fund
1977
69/22 3560-005
U.S. ACTION
1977
69/23 3560-005
U.S. Agriculture Department
1977
69/24-25 3560-005
U.S. Air Force
1977
69/26 3560-005
U.S. American Indian Policy ReviewCommission
1977
69/27 3560-005
U.S. Amtrak (U.S. National PassengerRailroadCorporation)
1977
U.S. Army
1977
Box/Folder Accession
70/1-4 3560-005
General
1977
70/5 3560-005
Frankford Arsenal (Philadelphia, PA) Closure
1977
70/6 3560-005
Overseas Civilian Medical Care -- cost increase
1977
70/7 3560-005
365th Civil Affair Brigade (Fort Lawton, WA) -- Deactivation
1977
Box/Folder Accession
70/8-11 3560-005
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1977
70/12 3560-005
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1977
70/13 3560-005
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1977
70/14 3560-005
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1977
70/15 3560-005
U.S. Coast Guard
1977
70/16-17 3560-005
U.S. Commerce Department
1977
70/18 3560-005
U.S. Community Services Administration
1977
70/19 3560-005
U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission
1977
U.S. Defense Department
1977
Box/Folder Accession
70/20-23 3560-005
General
1977
70/24-26 3560-005
Office for the Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Uniformed Services (CHAMPUS)
1977
70/27 3560-005
Singlaub, John -- Removal from South Korean Command
1977
70/28 3560-005
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
1977
Box/Folder Accession
71/1-2 3560-005
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1977
71/3-4 3560-005
U.S. Education Office
1977
71/5 3560-005
U.S. Energy Department
1977
U.S. Energy Research and DevelopmentAdministration
1977
Box/Folder Accession
71/6-7 3560-005
General
1977
71/8 3560-005
Maclntyre, By and Marie -- Invention
1977
Box/Folder Accession
71/9 3560-005
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1977
71/10 3560-005
U.S. Equal Employment OpportunityCommission
1977
71/11-13 3560-005
U.S. Executive Department (White House)
1977
71/14 3560-005
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1977
71/15 3560-005
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1977
71/16 3560-005
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1977
71/17 3560-005
U.S. Federal Energy Administration
1977
71/18 3560-005
U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1977
71/19 3560-005
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1977
71/20 3560-005
U.S. Federal Mediation and ConciliationService
1977
71/21 3560-005
U.S. Federal Power Commission
1977
71/22 3560-005
U.S. Federal Reserve Board
1977
71/23 3560-005
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1977
71/24 3560-005
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1977
71/25 3560-005
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1977
71/26-27 3560-005
U.S. Forest Service
1977
71/28 3560-005
U.S. General Accounting Services
1977
71/29 3560-005
U.S. General Services Administration
1977
71/30 3560-005
U.S. Geographic Names Board
1977
71/31-33 3560-005
U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1977
71/34 3560-005
U.S. Historic Preservation AdvisoryCouncil
1977
71/35-36 3560-005
U.S. Housing and Urban DevelopmentDepartment
1977
U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1977
Box/Folder Accession
72/1 3560-005
General
1977
72/2 3560-005
Macs, Edmund
1977
Box/Folder Accession
72/3-4 3560-005
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1977
72/5 3560-005
U.S. Information Agency
1977
U.S. Interior Department
1977
Box/Folder Accession
72/6-7 3560-005
General
1977
72/8 3560-005
Columbia Basin Project
1977
Box/Folder Accession
72/9 3560-005
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1977
72/10 3560-005
U.S. Justice Department
1977
72/11-12 3560-005
U.S. Labor Department
1977
72/13 3560-005
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1977
72/14 3560-005
U.S. Law Enforcement AssistanceAdministration
1977
72/15 3560-005
U.S. Library of Congress
1977
72/16 3560-005
U.S. Marine Corps
1977
72/17 3560-005
U.S. Maritime Administration
1977
72/18 3560-005
U.S. Mines Bureau
1977
72/19 3560-005
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1977
72/20 3560-005
U.S. National Archives and RecordsCenter
1977
72/21 3560-005
U.S. National Endowment for the Arts andHumanities
1977
72/22 3560-005
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1977
72/23 3560-005
U.S. National Park Service
1977
72/24 3560-005
U.S. National Science Foundation
1977
72/25 3560-005
U.S. National Standards Bureau
1977
72/26 3560-005
U.S. National Transportation SafetyBoard
1977
U.S. Navy
1977
Box/Folder Accession
72/27-32 3560-005
General
1977
72/33-34 3560-005
Bangor, WA -- Strategic Weapons Facility, Pacific (SWFPAC)
1977
Bangor, WA -- Trident Submarine Base
1977
Box/Folder Accession
72/35-36 3560-005
General
72/37 3560-005
Bank Branch
72/38 3560-005
Contracting Out of Services
Box/Folder Accession
72/39 3560-005
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
1977
72/40 3560-005
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
1977
72/41 3560-005
U.S. Post Office
1977
72/42 3560-005
U.S. Public Health Service
1977
72/43 3560-005
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1977
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1977
Box/Folder Accession
72/44-73/1 3560-005
General
1977
73/2-3 3560-005
Touchet Dam Project
1977
Box/Folder Accession
73/4 3560-005
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1977
73/5 3560-005
U.S. Small Business Administration
1977
73/6 3560-005
U.S. Smithsonian Institution
1977
U.S. Social Security Administration
1977
Box/Folder Accession
73/7 3560-005
General
1977
73/8 3560-005
Payments to Legal Aliens
1977
U.S. State Department
1977
Box/Folder Accession
73/9-12 3560-005
General
1977
73/13 3560-005
Argentina -- Religious Persecution
1977
73/14 3560-005
China Visits -- Visa Assistance
1977
73/15 3560-005
Crown of St. Stephen -- Return to Hungary
1977
73/16 3560-005
Foreign Service Grievance Board -- Kuehn, Fred
1977
73/17-18 3560-005
Helsinki Agreement
1977
73/19 3560-005
Justus-Igoli, Joseph (Nigerian)
Scope and Content: Concerns payment for treatment at Northwest Kidney Center (Seattle, WA).
1977
73/20 3560-005
Middle East
1977
Box/Folder Accession
73/21 3560-005
U.S. Prisoners in Bolivia and Mexico --DrugOffenses
1977
73/22 3560-005
U.S. Territories Office
1977
73/23-24 3560-005
U.S. Transportation Department
1977
73/25-27 3560-005
U.S. Treasury Department
1977
73/28 3560-005
U.S. Veterans Administration
1977
73/29 3560-005
U.S. Water Resources Council
1977
73/30 3560-005
U.S. Workers Compensation ProgramsOffice
1977
73/31 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
1977
1978
1978
Box/Folder Accession
74/1 3560-005
International Trade Commission
1978
74/2 3560-005
U.S. ACTION
1978
74/3-4 3560-005
U.S. Agriculture Department
1978
74/5 3560-005
U.S. Air Force
1978
U.S. Army
1978
Box/Folder Accession
74/6-10 3560-005
General
1978
74/11 3560-005
Surplus -- M-1 Rifles
1978
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1978
Box/Folder Accession
74/12 3560-005
General
1978
Flood Control
1978
Box/Folder Accession
74/13 3560-005
General
74/14 3560-005
LaConner, WA
74/15 3560-005
Okanogan River (WA)
74/16 3560-005
Skagit River (WA)
74/17 3560-005
Snohomish River (WA)
Box/Folder Accession
74/18 3560-005
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1978
74/19 3560-005
U.S. Census Bureau
1978
74/20 3560-005
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1978
74/21 3560-005
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1978
U.S. Coast Guard
1978
Box/Folder Accession
74/22 3560-005
General
1978
74/23-24 3560-005
Canaveral International Corporation
1978
74/25 3560-005
The Eagle (Ship)
1978
Box/Folder Accession
74/26 3560-005
U.S. Commerce Department
1978
74/27 3560-005
U.S. Community Services Administration
1978
74/28 3560-005
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
1978
75/1 3560-005
U.S. Customs Office
1978
U.S. Defense Department
1978
Box/Folder Accession
75/2-11 3560-005
General
1978
75/12-13 3560-005
Competitive Rate Program
1978
75/14 3560-005
Klepetko, Rayla-Jeanne -- Department of Defense Dependent Schools (DODDS)
1978
Box/Folder Accession
75/15-17 3560-005
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1978
75/18 3560-005
U.S. Education Office
1978
75/19-76/4 3560-005
U.S. Energy Department
1978
76/5 3560-005
U.S. Energy Research and DevelopmentAdministration
1978
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1978
Box/Folder Accession
76/6-7 3560-005
General
1978
76/8 3560-005
Benlate (Benomyl Fungicide) -- RPAR (Use Restriction)
1978
Box/Folder Accession
76/9 3560-005
U.S. Equal Employment OpportunityCommission
1978
U.S. Executive Department
1978
Box/Folder Accession
76/10-11 3560-005
General
1978
76/12 3560-005
Special Representative for Trade Negotiations
1978
Box/Folder Accession
76/13 3560-005
U.S. Export-Import Bank
1978
76/14 3560-005
U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation
1978
76/15 3560-005
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1978
76/16 3560-005
U.S. Federal Emergency. ManagementAgency
1978
76/17 3560-005
U.S. Federal Energy RegulatoryCommission
1978
66/18 3560-005
U.S. Federal Region Council (Northwest)
1978
76/19 3560-005
U.S. Federal Reserve System
1978
76/20 3560-005
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1978
76/21-22 3560-005
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1978
76/23 3560-005
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1978
76/24-26 3560-005
U.S. Forest Service
1978
U.S. General Accounting Office
1978
Box/Folder Accession
76/27 3560-005
General
1978
76/28 3560-005
Ionics Inc. (Kirk, Paul G.) -- Bid Project
1978
Box/Folder Accession
76/29-30 3560-005
U.S. General Services Administration
1978
77/1 3560-005
U.S. Geographic Names Board
1978
77/2 3560-005
U.S. Government Printing Office
1978
U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1978
Box/Folder Accession
77/3-8 3560-005
General
1978
77/9-10 3560-005
McKay Memorial Hospital (Soap Lake, WA)
1978
Box/Folder Accession
77/11 3560-005
U.S. Historic Preservation AdvisoryCouncil
1978
77/12-14 3560-005
U.S. Housing and Urban DevelopmentDepartment
1978
77/15 3560-005
U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1978
77/16 3560-005
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1978
U.S. Interior Department
1978
Box/Folder Accession
77/17-19 3560-005
General
1978
77/20 3560-005
Columbia Basin Project
1978
Box/Folder Accession
77/21 3560-005
U.S. International Development Agency
1978
77/22 3560-005
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1978
77/23 3560-005
U.S. Justice Department
1978
U.S. Labor Department
1978
Box/Folder Accession
77/24-25 3560-005
General
1978
78/1 3560-005
Withington, James P. -- Age Discrimination (Boeing)
1978
Box/Folder Accession
78/2 3560-005
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1978
78/3 3560-005
U.S. Law Enforcement AssistanceAdministration
1978
78/4 3560-005
U.S. Library of Congress
1978
78/5 3560-005
U.S. Marine Corps
1978
78/6 3560-005
U.S. Maritime Administration
1978
78/7 3560-005
U.S. National Archives and RecordsCenter
1978
78/8 3560-005
U.S. National Endowment for the Arts
1978
78/9 3560-005
U.S. National Endowment for theHumanities
1978
78/10 3560-005
U.S. National Mediation Board
1978
78/11-12 3560-005
U.S. National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration
1978
78/13-14 3560-005
U.S. National Park Service
1978
78/15 3560-005
U.S. National Standards Bureau
1978
U.S. Navy
1978
Box/Folder Accession
78/16-20 3560-005
General
1978
78/21-22 3560-005
Communications -- Neutrinos (Kotzer, Peter)
1978
78/23 3560-005
Patrol Boats -- PPG-1 Class
1978
78/24 3560-005
Surplus Aircraft -- South Seattle (WA) Community College
1978
78/25 3560-005
Trident Submarine
1978
Box/Folder Accession
78/26 3560-005
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
1978
78/27 3560-005
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
1978
78/28 3560-005
U.S. Peace Corps
1978
78/29 3560-005
U.S. Post Office
1978
78/30 3560-005
U.S. Prisons Bureau
1978
78/31 3560-005
U.S. Public Health Service
1978
78/32 3560-005
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1978
79/1-3 3560-005
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1978
79/4 3560-005
U.S. Renegotiation Board
1978
79/5 3560-005
U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1978
79/6 3560-005
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1978
79/7 3560-005
U.S. Selective Service System
1978
79/8 3560-005
U.S. Small Business Administration
1978
79/9 3560-005
U.S. Social Security Administration
1978
U.S. State Department
1978
Box/Folder Accession
79/10-13 3560-005
General
1978
79/14 3560-005
Argentina -- Religious Persecution
1978
79/15 3560-005
China Visits -- Visa Assistance
1978
79/16 3560-005
Guyana Massacre -- Jones, Jim - Purported HAM Support
1978
79/17 3560-005
Helsinki Agreement
1978
79/18 3560-005
Middle East
1978
Box/Folder Accession
79/19 3560-005
U.S. Territories Office
1978
79/20-23 3560-005
U.S. Transportation Department
1978
79/24-15 3560-005
U.S. Treasury Department
1978
79/26 3560-005
U.S. Veterans Administration
1978
79/27 3560-005
U.S. Wage and Price Stability Council
1978
79/28 3560-005
U.S. Workers Compensation ProgramsOffice
1978
79/29 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
1978
1979
1979
Box/Folder Accession
80/1 3560-005
U.S. ACTION
1979
80/2-3 3560-005
U.S. Agriculture Department
1979
U.S. Air Force
1979
Box/Folder Accession
80/4 3560-005
General
1979
80/5 3560-005
Heys, Paul -- Pilot Training
1979
Box/Folder Accession
80/6-9 3560-005
U.S. Army
1979
80/10-11 3560-005
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1979
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1979
Box/Folder Accession
80/12 3560-005
General
1979
80/13 3560-005
Wage Dispute
1979
Box/Folder Accession
80/14 3560-005
U.S. Census Bureau
1979
80/15 3560-005
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1979
80/16 3560-005
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1979
80/17 3560-005
U.S. Coast Guard
1979
U.S. Commerce Department
1979
Box/Folder Accession
80/18-20 3560-005
General
1979
80/21-22 3560-005
China Trade
1979
Box/Folder Accession
80/23 3560-005
U.S. Community Action Agencies
1979
80/24 3560-005
U.S. Community Services Administration
1979
80/25 3560-005
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
1979
U.S. Customs Service
1979
Box/Folder Accession
80/26 3560-005
General
1979
80/27 3560-005
Port of Tacoma (WA)
1979
80/28 3560-005
Inspector's Death -- Lynden (WA) (Ward, Gerry)
1979
Box/Folder Accession
81/1-3 3560-005
U.S. Defense Department
1979
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1979
Box/Folder Accession
81/4 3560-005
General
1979
81/5-6 3560-005
Stove Works (Mackey, Ralph)
1979
81/7 3560-005
World Trade Club of Seattle (WA)
1979
U.S. Education Office
1979
Box/Folder Accession
81/8 3560-005
General
1979
81/9 3560-005
Trident Submarine Base Impact -- School Funding
1979
Box/Folder Accession
81/10-16 3560-005
U.S. Energy Department
1979
81/17 3560-005
U.S. Energy Mobilization Board
1979
81/18-20 3560-005
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1979
81/21 3560-005
U.S. Equal Employment OpportunityCommission
1979
81/22 3560-005
U.S. Executive Department
1979
81/23 3560-005
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1979
82/1-2 3560-005
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1979
82/3 3560-005
U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation
1979
82/4-5 3560-005
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1979
82/6 3560-005
U.S. Federal Election Commission
1979
82/7 3560-005
U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency
1979
82/8 3560-005
U.S. Federal Energy RegulatoryCommission
1979
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U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1979
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U.S. Federal Maritime Commission
1979
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U.S. Federal Procurement Office
1979
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U.S. Federal Reserve System
1979
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U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1979
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1979
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1979
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U.S. Forest Service
1979
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U.S. General Accounting Office
1979
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U.S. General Services Administration
1979
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U.S. Health, Education and WelfareDepartment
1979
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U.S. Heritage Conservation and RecreationService
1979
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U.S. Housing and Urban DevelopmentDepartment
1979
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U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1979
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U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1979
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U.S. Interior Department
1979
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1979
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General
1979
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Hutton Settlement (Orphanage) -- Spokane, WA
1979
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Deferred Compensation -- Moch, Robert
1979
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U.S. International Development Agency
1979
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U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1979
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U.S. Justice Department
1979
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U.S. Labor Department
1979
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U.S. Land Management Bureau
1979
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U.S. Library of Congress
1979
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U.S. Management and Budget Office
1979
84/7 3560-005
U.S. Marine Corps
1979
84/8 3560-005
U.S. Maritime Administration
1979
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U.S. Mines Bureau
1979
84/10 3560-005
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1979
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U.S. National Archives and RecordsService
1979
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U.S. National Credit UnionAdministration
1979
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U.S. National Endowment for the Arts
1979
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U.S. National Endowment for theHumanities
1979
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U.S. National Mediation Board
1979
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U.S. National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration
1979
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U.S. National Park Service
1979
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U.S. National Science Foundation
1979
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U.S. National Standards Bureau
1979
U.S. Navy
1979
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1979
84/27 3560-005
Communication -- Neutrinos
1979
84/28 3560-005
Frigates
1979
84/29 3560-005
Trident Submarine
1979
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
1979
84/31-32 3560-005
U.S. Personnel Management Office
1979
84/33-34 3560-005
U.S. Post Office
1979
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U.S. Prisons Bureau
1979
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U.S. Public Health Service
1979
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U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1979
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U.S. Reclamation Bureau
1979
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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1979
85/7-10 3560-005
U.S. Small Business Administration
1979
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U.S. Smithsonian Institution
1979
U.S. State Department
1979
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1979
85/19-20 3560-005
China Visits -- Visa Assistance
1979
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Helsinki Agreement
1979
85/22 3560-005
McKinney, Lesley -- Prisoner in Canada
1979
85/23 3560-005
Middle East
1979
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Passport Division
1979
85/25 3560-005
Romania
1979
85/26-27 3560-005
Winks, Gordon -- Custody of Children
1979
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Territories Office
1979
U.S. Transportation Department
1979
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General
1979
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Hood Canal Bridge
1979
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U.S. Treasury Department
1979
86/8-9 3560-005
U.S. Veterans Administration
1979
86/10 3560-005
U.S. Workers Compensation ProgramsOffice
1979
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U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
1979
1980
1980
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International Monetary Fund
1980
86/13 3560-005
U.S. ACTION
1980
86/14-16 3560-005
U.S. Agriculture Department
1980
86/17-18 3560-005
U.S. Air Force
1980
86/19 3560-005
U.S. Apprenticeship and Training Bureau
1980
U.S. Army
1980
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1980
86/23 3560-005
Madigan Hospital (Fort Lewis, WA)
1980
U.S. Army. Engineer Corps
1980
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General
1980
86/27 3560-005
Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Project
1980
Box/Folder Accession
86/28 3560-005
U.S. Census Bureau
1980
86/29 3560-005
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1980
87/1 3560-005
U.S. Coast Guard
1980
U.S. Commerce Department
1980
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1980
87/4 3560-005
Trade with People's Republic of China
1980
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Community Service Administration
1980
U.S. Customs Bureau
1980
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1980
87/7 3560-005
Early Retirement
1980
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Defense Department
1980
87/12 3560-005
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1980
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U.S. Education Department
1980
U.S. Energy Department
1980
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1980
87/23 3560-005
Hanford Labor Dispute
1980
88/1 3560-005
Gasohol Production
1980
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1980
88/4 3560-005
U.S. Equal Employment OpportunityCommission
1980
88/5 3560-005
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1980
88/6 3560-005
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1980
88/7 3560-005
U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation
1980
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1980
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1980
88/9-10 3560-005
Pass Word
1980
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Federal Deposit InsuranceCorporation
1980
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U.S. Federal Elections Commission
1980
88/13 3560-005
U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency
1980
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U.S. Federal Energy RegulatoryCommission
1980
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U.S. Federal Highway Administration
1980
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U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
1980
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U.S. Federal Reserve System
1980
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U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1980
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1980
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1980
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U.S. Foreign Claims SettlementCommission
1980
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U.S. Forest Service
1980
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U.S. General Accounting Office
1980
General Services Administration
1980
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General
1980
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McNeil Island (WA)
1980
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U.S. Geologic Survey
1980
88/31 3560-005
U.S. Government Printing Office
1980
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U.S. Health and Human ServicesDepartment
1980
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U.S. Heritage Conservation and RecreationService
1980
89/5-9 3560-005
U.S. Housing and Urban DevelopmentDepartment
1980
U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1980
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1980
89/11 3560-005
Corruption, Unethical Legal Practices
1980
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U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1980
89/14-15 3560-005
U.S. Interior Department
1980
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1980
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1980
89/17-20 3560-005
Vesting Rights in Retirement Plans
1980
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U.S. International Development Agency
1980
89/22 3560-005
U.S. International Trade Commission
1980
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U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1980
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U.S. Justice Department
1980
90/1-3 3560-005
U.S. Labor Department
1980
90/4 3560-005
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1980
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U.S. Law Enforcement AssistanceAdministration
1980
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U.S. Legal Services Corporation
1980
90/8 3560-005
U.S. Library of Congress
1980
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U.S. Management and Budget Office
1980
90/10 3560-005
U.S. Marine Corps
1980
90/11 3560-005
U.S. Maritime Administration
1980
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U.S. Merit System Protection Board
1980
90/13 3560-005
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1980
90/14 3560-005
U.S. National Archives
1980
90/15 3560-005
U.S. National Bureau of Standards
1980
90/16 3560-005
U.S. National Credit Union AdministrationBoard
1980
U.S. National Endowment for the Arts
1980
Box/Folder Accession
90/17 3560-005
General
1980
90/18 3560-005
Rosellini, Jim
1980
Box/Folder Accession
90/19-20 3560-005
U.S. National Endowment for theHumanities
1980
90/21 3560-005
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1980
90/22 3560-005
U.S. National Marine Fisheries Service
1980
90/23 3560-005
U.S. National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration
1980
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U.S. National Park Service
1980
90/25 3560-005
U.S. National Science Foundation
1980
90/26-29 3560-005
U.S. Navy
1980
Box/Folder Accession
91/1-2 3560-005
General
1980
91/3 3560-005
A-6 Crash Investigation
1980
91/4 3560-005
Trident
1980
91/5 3560-005
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
1980
91/6 3560-005
U.S. Patent Office
1980
91/7 3560-005
U.S. Peace Corps
1980
91/8 3560-005
U.S. Personnel Management Office
1980
91/9 3560-005
U.S. Postal Service
1980
91/10 3560-005
U.S. Prisons Bureau
1980
91/11 3560-005
U.S. Public Health Service
1980
91/12 3560-005
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1980
91/13 3560-005
U.S. Selective Service System
1980
91/14 3560-005
U.S. Small Business Administration
1980
91/15 3560-005
U.S. Smithsonian Institution
1980
91/16 3560-005
U.S. Social Security Administration
1980
91/17 3560-005
U.S. Special Trade Office
1980
U.S. State Department
1980
Box/Folder Accession
91/18-24 3560-005
General
1980
91/25 3560-005
Helsinki Agreement
1980
91/26-27 3560-005
Middle East
1980
91/28 3560-005
People's Republic of China
1980
91/29 3560-005
Romanian Affairs
1980
Box/Folder Accession
91/30 3560-005
U.S. Territories Office
1980
92/1 3560-005
U.S. Transportation Department
1980
92/2 3560-005
U.S. Treasury Department
1980
U.S. Veterans Administration
1980
Box/Folder Accession
92/3 3560-005
General
1980
92/4 3560-005
Evergreen State College Full-Time Requirements
1980
Box/Folder Accession
92/5 3560-005
U.S. Water and Power Resources Services
1980
92/6 3560-005
U.S. White House
1980
92/7 3560-005
U.S. Worker's Compensation Program
1980
1981
1981
Box/Folder Accession
92/10 3560-005
U.S. International Joint Commission
1981
92/11 3560-005
U.S. ACTION
1981
92/12 3560-005
U.S. Agriculture Department
1981
92/13-14 3560-005
U.S. Air Force
1981
92/15-17 3560-005
U.S. Army
1981
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1981
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1981
92/20 3560-005
Cowlitz County Flooding
1981
92/21 3560-005
Cowlitz River Dredging
1981
92/22 3560-005
Dickey-Lincoln Project
1981
92/23 3560-005
Duwamish Waterway
1981
92/24 3560-005
Small Hydroelectric Development
1981
92/25 3560-005
Snohomish Basin
1981
Box/Folder Accession
92/26 3560-005
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1981
92/27 3560-005
U.S. Census Bureau
1981
92/28 3560-005
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1981
U.S. Coast Guard
1981
Box/Folder Accession
92/29 3560-005
General
1981
92/30 3560-005
Oil Tankers on Puget Sound
1981
U.S. Commerce Department
1981
Box/Folder Accession
93/1-2 3560-005
General
1981
93/3 3560-005
Dumping Duties on Fish Netting from Japan
1981
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Community Service Administration
1981
93/5-8 3560-005
U.S. Defense Department
1981
93/9 3560-005
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1981
93/10 3560-005
U.S. Education Department
1981
U.S. Energy Department
1981
Box/Folder Accession
93/11-13 3560-005
Study
1981
93/14 3560-005
Fusion Study
1981
Box/Folder Accession
93/15 3560-005
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1981
93/15A 3560-005
U.S. Executive Department
1981
93/16 3560-005
U.S. Export-Import Bank
1981
93/17 3560-005
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1981
93/18 3560-005
U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation
1981
93/19 3560-005
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1981
93/20 3560-005
U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency
1981
U.S. Federal Energy RegulatoryCommission
1981
Box/Folder Accession
93/21 3560-005
General
1981
93/22 3560-005
Mason County Public Utility District Application
1981
Box/Folder Accession
93/23 3560-005
U.S. Federal Reserve Board
1981
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U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1981
94/2 3560-005
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1981
94/3 3560-005
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1981
94/4 3560-005
U.S. Forest Service
1981
94/5 3560-005
U.S. General Accounting Office
1981
94/6 3560-005
U.S. General Services Administration
1981
94/7 3560-005
U.S. Government Printing Office
1981
94/8-10 3560-005
U.S. Health and Human ServicesDepartment
1981
94/11-12 3560-005
U.S. Housing and Urban Development
1981
94/13 3560-005
U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1981
94/14 3560-005
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1981
94/15 3560-005
U.S. Interior Department
1981
94/16-17 3560-005
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1981
94/18 3560-005
U.S. International Communication Agency
1981
94/19 3560-005
U.S. International Development Agency
1981
U.S. Justice Department
1981
Box/Folder Accession
94/20 3560-005
General
1981
94/21 3560-005
Seattle Newspapers Joint Operating Agreement
1981
Box/Folder Accession
94/22 3560-005
U.S. Labor Department
1981
94/23 3560-005
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1981
94/24-25 3560-005
U.S. Legal Services Corporation
1981
94/26 3560-005
U.S. Library of Congress
1981
94/27 3560-005
U.S. Management and Budget Office
1981
94/28 3560-005
U.S. Marine Corps
1981
94/29 3560-005
U.S. Maritime Administration
1981
94/30 3560-005
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1981
94/31 3560-005
U.S. National Archives
1981
94/32 3560-005
U.S. National Endowment for the Arts
1981
94/33 3560-005
U.S. National Endowment for theHumanities
1981
94/34 3560-005
U.S. National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration
1981
94/35 3560-005
U.S. National Park Service
1981
94/36 3560-005
U.S. National Science Foundation
1981
U.S. Navy
1981
Box/Folder Accession
95/1-4 3560-005
General
1981
95/5 3560-005
FFG-7 (Guided Missile Frigate)
1981
95/6 3560-005
Jet Set Travel Club
1981
Box/Folder Accession
95/7 3560-005
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
1981
95/8 3560-005
U.S. Patent Office
1981
95/9 3560-005
U.S. Personnel Management Office
1981
U.S. Postal Service
1981
Box/Folder Accession
95/10-12 3560-005
General
1981
95/13 3560-005
Bonney Lake
1981
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Prisoners Bureau
1981
U.S. Public Health Service
1981
Box/Folder Accession
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General
1981
95/16-17 3560-005
Public Health Services Hospital in Seattle
1981
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Rural ElectrificationAdministration
1981
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U.S. Small Business Administration
1981
5/20 3560-005
U.S. Smithsonian Institution
1981
95/21 3560-005
U.S. Social Security Administration
1981
95/22 3560-005
U.S. Special Trade Office
1981
U.S. State Department
1981
Box/Folder Accession
95/23-27 3560-005
General
1981
96/1 3560-005
Kim Dae Jung
1981
96/2 3560-005
MIAs in Southeast Asia (Missing in Action)
1981
96/3-7 3560-005
Middle East
1981
96/8 3560-005
People's Republic of China
1981
96/9 3560-005
Romanian Affairs
1981
96/10 3560-005
Vashchenko and Chymalkov Families in U.S. Embassy in Moscow
1981
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Transportation Department
1981
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U.S. Treasury Department
1981
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U.S. Veterans Administration
1981
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U.S. Water and Power Resources Service
1981
96/15 3560-005
number skipped
1981
96/16 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
1981
1982
1982
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. ACTION
1982
96/18 3560-005
U.S. Agriculture Department
1982
96/19-22 3560-005
U.S. Air Force
1982
U.S. Army
1982
Box/Folder Accession
96/23-24 3560-005
General
1982
96/25-26 3560-005
Julie Research Laboratory -- Sole Source Supplier
1982
96/27 3560-005
Pak-Trak Industries -- Procurement Policy
1982
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1982
Box/Folder Accession
97/1 3560-005
General
1982
97/2 3560-005
Grays Harbor Project
1982
Box/Folder Accession
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U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1982
97/6 3560-005
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1982
97/7 3560-005
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1982
97/8-10 3560-005
U.S. Coast Guard
1982
97/11 3560-005
U.S. Commerce Department
1982
97/12 3560-005
U.S. Customs Bureau
1982
97/13-17 3560-005
U.S. Defense Department
1982
97/18-21 3560-005
U.S. Education Department
1982
97/22-24 3560-005
U.S. Energy Department
1982
97/25 3560-005
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1982
98/1-2 3560-005
U.S. Executive Department
1982
98/3-4 3560-005
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1982
98/5 3560-005
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1982
98/6 3560-005
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1982
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U.S. Federal Highway Administration
1982
98/8 3560-005
U.S. Federal Maritime Commission
1982
98/9-10 3560-005
U.S. Federal Reserve Board
1982
98/11 3560-005
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1982
98/12 3560-005
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1982
98/13-15 3560-005
U.S. Forest Service
1982
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U.S. General Services Administration
1982
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U.S. Health and Human ServicesDepartment
1982
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U.S. Housing and Urban Development
1982
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U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1982
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U.S. Interior Department
1982
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U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1982
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U.S. International Communication Agency
1982
99/4 3560-005
U.S. International Development Agency
1982
99/5 3560-005
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1982
99/6-7 3560-005
U.S. Justice Department
1982
99/8 3560-005
U.S. Labor Department
1982
99/9 3560-005
U.S. Land Management Bureau
1982
99/10 3560-005
U.S. Legal Services Corporation
1982
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U.S. Library of Congress
1982
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U.S. Management and Budget Office
1982
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U.S. Marine Corps
1982
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U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1982
99/15 3560-005
U.S. National Endowment for the Arts
1982
99/16 3560-005
U.S. National Endowment for theHumanities
1982
99/17 3560-005
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1982
99/18 3560-005
U.S. National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration
1982
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U.S. National Park Service
1982
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U.S. National Science Foundation
1982
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U.S. Navy
1982
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U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
1982
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U.S. Peace Corps
1982
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U.S. Personnel Management Office
1982
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U.S. Post Office
1982
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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1982
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U.S. Small Business Administration
1982
99/34 3560-005
U.S. Smithsonian Institution
1982
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U.S. Social Security Administration
1982
U.S. State Department
1982
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General
1982
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American Friends of Boys Town Jerusalem
1982
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China
1982
100/6 3560-005
Helsinki Agreement
1982
100/7-18 3560-005
Middle East
1982
100/19-21 3560-005
Niedermeyer, Walter
1982
100/22 3560-005
Romania
1982
100/23 3560-005
Soviet Pentecostals -- U.S. Embassy (Moscow)
1982
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U.S. Transportation Department
1982
100/25 3560-005
U.S. Treasury Department
1982
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U.S. Veterans Administration
1982
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Miscellaneous
1982
1983
1983
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U.S. ACTION
1983
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U.S. Agriculture Department
1983
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U.S. Air Force
1983
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U.S. Army
1983
101/11 3560-005
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1983
101/12 3560-005
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1983
101/13-14 3560-005
U.S. Coast Guard
1983
101/15 3560-005
U.S. Commerce Department
1983
101/16 3560-005
U.S. Customs Bureau
1983
101/17-22 3560-005
U.S. Defense Department
1983
101/23-24 3560-005
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1983
U.S. Education Department
1983
Box/Folder Accession
101/25-26 3560-005
General
1983
101/27 3560-005
Washington. University. South Asian Studies Program Funding
1983
101/28 3560-005
Wellpinit, WA
1983
Box/Folder Accession
102/1-2 3560-005
U.S. Energy Department
1983
102/3 3560-005
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1983
102/4 3560-005
U.S. Executive Department (White House)
1983
102/5 3560-005
U.S. Export-Import Bank
1983
102/6 3560-005
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1983
102/7 3560-005
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1983
102/8 3560-005
U.S. Federal Energy RegulatoryCommission
1983
102/9 3560-005
U.S. Federal Highway Administration
1983
102/10 3560-005
U.S. Federal Reserve Board
1983
102/11 3560-005
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1983
102/12 3560-005
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
1983
102/13 3560-005
U.S. Forest Service
1983
102/14 3560-005
U.S. General Accounting Office
1983
102/15 3560-005
U.S. General Services Administration
1983
U.S. Health and Human ServicesDepartment
1983
Box/Folder Accession
102/16-22 3560-005
General
1983
102/23-24 3560-005
Medicare - Washington/Alaska Blue Cross
1983
102/25 3560-005
Schick Shadel Hospitals
1983
Box/Folder Accession
102/26 3560-005
U.S. Housing and Urban DevelopmentDepartment
1983
102/27-29 3560-005
U.S. Immigration and NaturalizationService
1983
102/30-32 3560-005
U.S. Interior Department
1983
103/1-2 3560-005
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1983
103/3 3560-005
U.S. International Communication Agency
1983
103/4 3560-005
U.S. International Development Agency
1983
103/5 3560-005
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1983
103/6-7 3560-005
U.S. Justice Department
1983
103/8 3560-005
U.S. Labor Department
1983
103/9 3560-005
U.S. Legal Services Corporation
1983
103/10 3560-005
U.S. Library of Commerce
1983
103/11 3560-005
U.S. Management and Budget Office
1983
103/12 3560-005
U.S. National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration
1983
103/13 3560-005
U.S. National Endowment for theHumanities
1983
103/14 3560-005
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1983
U.S. National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration
1983
Box/Folder Accession
103/15 3560-005
General
1983
103/16 3560-005
Sea World -- Whale Capture Permit
1983
Box/Folder Accession
103/17 3560-005
U.S. National Park Service
1983
103/18 3560-005
U.S. National Science Foundation
1983
U.S. Navy
1983
Box/Folder Accession
103/19-25 3560-005
General
1983
103/26 3560-005
Contracting Out
1983
Box/Folder Accession
103/27 3560-005
U.S. Personnel Management Office
1983
103/28 3560-005
U.S. Post Office
1983
103/29-30 3560-005
U.S. Public Health Service
1983
103/31 3560-005
U.S. Small Business Administration
1983
103/32 3560-005
U.S. Social Security Administration
1983
U.S. State Department
1983
Box/Folder Accession
103/33-104/4 3560-005
General
1983
104/5 3560-005
Central America Commission
1983
104/6 3560-005
China
Scope and Content: Includes information about pandas for Seattle Zoo.
1983
104/7 3560-005
Helsinki Agreement
1983
104/8-9 3560-005
Middle East
1983
104/10 3560-005
Romania
1983
Box/Folder Accession
104/11 3560-005
U.S. Trade Representative Office
1983
104/12 3560-005
U.S. Transportation Department
1983
104/13 3560-005
U.S. Treasury Department
1983
104/14 3560-005
U.S. Veterans Administration
1983
104/15 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1983
Legislative Correspondence
1973
1973
Box/Folder Accession
104/16-18 3560-005
Agriculture
1973
104/19 3560-005
Animal Welfare
1973
104/20-21 3560-005
Appropriations
1973
104/22 3560-005
Atomic Energy
1973
104/23 3560-005
Aviation
1973
104/24 3560-005
Civil Rights
1973
104/25-26 3560-005
Communications
1973
104/27 3560-005
Consumer Protection
1973
104/28-29 3560-005
Crime
1973
Defense
1973
Box/Folder Accession
105/1-3 3560-005
General
1973
105/4 3560-005
SALT
1973
Box/Folder Accession
105/5-6 3560-005
Economy
1973
105/7-8 3560-005
Education
1973
105/9 3560-005
Election Reform
1973
105/10-11 3560-005
Environmental Quality
1973
105/12-13 3560-005
Federal Government
1973
105/14 3560-005
Finance
1973
105/15 3560-005
Fisheries
1973
105/16-17 3560-005
Foreign Aid
1973
Foreign Relations
1973
Box/Folder Accession
105/18-20 3560-005
General
1973
105/21-22 3560-005
Détente
1973
Box/Folder Accession
105/23 3560-005
Government Employees
1973
106/1-2 3560-005
Health
1973
106/3 3560-005
Housing
1973
106/4 3560-005
Immigration
1973
106/5 3560-005
Indian Affairs
1973
106/6-8 3560-005
Insurance and Retirement
1973
106/9 3560-005
Internal Security
1973
106/10-12 3560-005
Labor
1973
106/13-14 3560-005
Legal
1973
106/15 3560-005
Maritime
1973
Military
1973
Box/Folder Accession
106/16-17 3560-005
General
1973
106/18 3560-005
Draft
1973
Box/Folder Accession
106/19-21 3560-005
Natural Resources
1973
106/22 3560-005
Post Office
1973
106/23-24 3560-005
Power and Light
1973
106/25 3560-005
Public Works
1973
106/26 3560-005
Salaries -- federal
1973
106/27 3560-005
Senate Rules
1973
106/28-29 3560-005
Social Security
1973
107/1 3560-005
Space
1973
107/2-3 3560-005
Tax
1973
Trade
1973
Box/Folder Accession
107/4-5 3560-005
General
1973
107/6-7 3560-005
Log Exports
1973
Box/Folder Accession
107/8-9 3560-005
Transportation
1973
107/10-11 3560-005
United Nations
1973
107/12-13 3560-005
Veterans
1973
107/14-15 3560-005
Welfare
1973
107/16-17 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1973
107/18 3560-005
Price Controls (Flexo #1)
1973
107/19-20 3560-005
Highway Act Federal Aid (Flexo #3)
1973
107/21 3560-005
Congress -- Procedural Reform (Flexo #5)
1973
107/22-23 3560-005
Railroad Retirement Benefits (Flexo #6)
1973
107/24-25 3560-005
Vietnam Bombing (Flexo #8)
1973
107/26-108/1 3560-005
Amnesty -- Against (Flexo #9)
1973
108/2 3560-005
Othello (WA) Family Health Center (Flexo#10)
1973
108/3-4 3560-005
Presidential Fund Impoundment (Flexo#11)
1973
108/5 3560-005
Inflation (Flexo #12)
1973
108/6 3560-005
Rural Environmental Assistance Program (REAP)(Flexo#13)
1973
108/7 3560-005
Wheat Sale -- Russia (Flexo #15)
1973
108/8-9 3560-005
World War I Pension Act of 1973 (Flexo#16)
1973
108/10-11 3560-005
Rural Environmental Assistance Program (REAP)(Flexo#17)
1973
108/12-13 3560-005
Death Penalty (Flexo #18)
1973
108/14-15 3560-005
Postal Service Inadequacies (Flexo #19)
1973
108/16 3560-005
Freedom of the Press (Flexo #21)
1973
108/17-20 3560-005
Corporation for Public Broadcasting (Flexo#22)
1973
108/21 3560-005
Predator Control -- Poison Use (Flexo#23)
1973
108/22 3560-005
Pollution (Flexo #24)
1973
108/23-24 3560-005
Federal Housing Authority Loan Program -- (S.373)(Flexo #25)
1973
108/25 3560-005
Hansen, Clifford -- Cattle Scandal (Flexo#26)
1973
109/1-2 3560-005
Prisoners of War (Flexo #27)
1973
109/3 3560-005
Cosmetics Labeling (Flexo #28)
1973
109/4 3560-005
Power Rate Increase (Flexo #30)
1973
109/5 3560-005
Liberty, WA -- Preservation (Flexo #31)
1973
109/6-8 3560-005
Veterans' Income Limits (Flexo #32)
1973
109/9-11 3560-005
Log Exports (Flexo #33)
1973
109/12-13 3560-005
U.S. Health, Education and Welfare DepartmentCuts(Flexo #37)
1973
109/14-16 3560-005
Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (H. R. 643) (Flexo#38)
1973
109/17-20 3560-005
Eastern Wilderness Areas (S. 316) (Flexo#39)
1973
109/21-24 3560-005
Private School Tax Credits (Flexo #41)
1973
109/25 3560-005
Coastal Areas Preservation (Flexo #42)
1973
110/1 3560-005
Disability Cuts (Flexo #47)
1973
110/2-3 3560-005
Abortion (Flexo #50)
1973
110/4 3560-005
U.S. Public Health Service Closure (Flexo#53)
1973
110/5 3560-005
Taxpayers -- single (Flexo #56)
1973
110/6-8 3560-005
Pensions (S. 4) (Flexo #57)
1973
110/9-10 3560-005
Postal Rates (Flexo #59)
1973
110/11-14 3560-005
North Vietnam Reconstruction Aid (Flexo#61)
1973
110/15-16 3560-005
Genocide Convention (Flexo #63)
1973
110/17-18 3560-005
Alpine Lakes Wilderness (Flexo #68)
1973
110/19 3560-005
Horse Slaughter -- Idaho (Flexo #69)
1973
110/20 3560-005
Boeing Labor Contract (Flexo #70)
1973
110/21 3560-005
California Wilderness (Flexo #72)
1973
110/22 3560-005
Amtrak (U.S. National Passenger RailwayCorporation)(Flexo #73)
1973
110/23-24 3560-005
Right to Life (H. J. Res. 261) (Flexo#74)
1973
110/25-26 3560-005
Surface Mining (Flexo #76)
1973
110/27-29 3560-005
Medicare Cuts (Flexo #78)
1973
110/20-111/2 3560-005
Wounded Knee (Flexo #80)
1973
111/3 3560-005
U.S. Civil Service (Flexo #81)
1973
111/4-7 3560-005
Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness (Flexo #82)
1973
111/8 3560-005
North Vietnam Reconstruction, POWs and MIAs(Flexo#83)
1973
111/9 3560-005
Wilderness Area Mining (Flexo #84)
1973
111/10-12 3560-005
Abortion -- Constitutional Amendment (Flexo#85)
1973
111/13 3560-005
Panama Canal (Flexo #87)
1973
111/14 3560-005
National Direct Student Loan Program (Flexo#88)
1973
111/15 3560-005
Postal Rates -- non-profit organizations (Flexo#89)
1973
111/16 3560-005
Airport and Airways Systems Cost (Flexo#90)
1973
111/17 3560-005
Indochina Aid (Flexo #91)
1973
111/18 3560-005
Presidential Powers (Flexo #92)
1973
111/19 3560-005
State Salary Increases (Flexo #93)
1973
111/20-21 3560-005
Impeachment (Flexo #94)
1973
111/22-24 3560-005
Watergate (Flexo #95)
1973
111/25 3560-005
Government Reorganization -- Nixon, Richard(Flexo#96)
1973
111/26 3560-005
Price Controls (Flexo #98)
1973
111/27 3560-005
Psychosurgery (Flexo #99)
1973
111/28-29 3560-005
Endangered Species (Flexo #106)
1973
112/1-2 3560-005
Missing in Action (MIA) (Flexo #109)
1973
112/3-4 3560-005
Gasoline Consumption (Flexo #115)
1973
112/5-6 3560-005
Energy Crisis (Flexo #116)
1973
112/7 3560-005
U.S. Postal Service Arbitration (S. 1907 and H.R.7202) (Flexo #117)
1973
112/8 3560-005
Model Cities Program (Flexo #119)
1973
112/9 3560-005
Public Employment Program and EmergencyEmploymentAct (Flexo #120)
1973
112/10 3560-005
U.S. Economic Opportunity Office (Flexo#121)
1973
112/11 3560-005
Oil Investigation (Flexo #126)
1973
112/12-13 3560-005
Sino-American Relations (Flexo #129)
1973
112/14 3560-005
Gasoline Tax (Flexo #130)
1973
112/15-16 3560-005
Roderick, Lester (MIA)
1973
112/17-19 3560-005
U.S. Army. Madigan General Hospital (Tacoma,WA)(Flexo #133)
1973
112/20 3560-005
U.S. Federal Housing Authority (H. J. R. 512 andS.J. R. 144)
1973
112/21-22 3560-005
Sand Point Naval Air Station (Flexo#142)
1973
112/23-25 3560-005
Campaign Financing (S. 1103 & S. 2238)(Flexo#143)
1973
113/1 3560-005
Nixon, Richard -- Home Improvements UsingPublicFunds (Flexo #144)
1973
113/2 3560-005
Amateur Athletic Act of 1973 (S. 2365) (Flexo#146)
1973
113/3 3560-005
Food Export Controls (Flexo #158)
1973
113/4-5 3560-005
Military Retirement Pay -- recomputation(Flexo#160)
1973
113/6 3560-005
Redwood National Park (Flexo #167),
1973
113/7-8 3560-005
Charter Airlines -- deregulation (S. 1739)(Flexo#169)
1973
113/9 3560-005
Pensions (H. R. 4200) (Flexo #175)
1973
113/10 3560-005
Grand Canyon -- river running (Flexo#176)
1973
113/11 3560-005
Timber Harvesting -- National Forest Lands(Flexo#183)
1973
113/12 3560-005
Watergate Tapes (Flexo #194)
1973
113/13 3560-005
Northeast Railroads (Flexo #195)
1973
113/14-17 3560-005
Watergate -- Independent Prosecutor (Flexo#196)
1973
113/18-19 3560-005
Arab Oil Blackmail (Flexo #199) (see alsoFlexo#215)
1973
113/20 3560-005
Pennsylvania Wilderness Areas (S. 316) (Flexo#200)(see also Flexo #39)
1973
113/21-22 3560-005
Energy Crisis (Flexo #201) (see also Flexo#212)
1973
113/23-25 3560-005
Alaska Pipeline (Flexo #202)
1973
113/26-27 3560-005
Emergency Petroleum (S. 2589) (Flexo#203)
1973
113/28-114/2 3560-005
Gas Rationing (Flexo #206)
1973
114/3 3560-005
Labor -- U.S. Health, Education andWelfareAppropriations (H. R. 8877) (Flexo #207)
1973
114/4-5 3560-005
Follow Through Program -- DisadvantagedStudents(Flexo #208)
1973
114/6-7 3560-005
Nixon (Richard) Traveling (Flexo #209)
1973
114/8-9 3560-005
Fuel Allocation -- aviation (Flexo #210)
1973
114/10 3560-005
Surface Mining Reclamation Act (S. 425) (Flexo#211)
1973
114/11-12 3560-005
Energy Crisis (Flexo #212) (see also Flexo#201)
1973
114/13 3560-005
Energy Research and Development (S. 1283)(Flexo#213)
1973
114/14-16 3560-005
Oil Exports (Flexo #214)
1973
114/17 3560-005
Arab Oil Blackmail (Flexo #215)
Scope and Content: See also Flexo #199.
1973
114/18-19 3560-005
Veterans' Education (S. 2789) (Flexo#216)
1973
114/20 3560-005
Conservation -- Kendig Carburetor (Flexo#227)
1973
114/21 3560-005
Conservation (Flexo #229)
1973
114/22-24 3560-005
Flexos and Offsets
Scope and Content: Includes index.
1973
1974
1974
Box/Folder Accession
114/25 3560-005
General
January - March 1974
114/26 3560-005
General
April - August 1974
115/1 3560-005
General
September - December 1974
115/2-4 3560-005
Agriculture
1974
115/5 3560-005
Animal Welfare
1974
115/6 3560-005
Appropriations
1974
115/7 3560-005
Atomic Energy
1974
115/8 3560-005
Aviation
1974
115/9 3560-005
Civil Rights
1974
115/10 3560-005
Communications
1974
115/11-12 3560-005
Consumer Protection
1974
115/13-14 3560-005
Crime
1974
Defense
1974
Box/Folder Accession
115/15-16 3560-005
General
1974
115/17 3560-005
SALT
1974
Box/Folder Accession
115/18-116/1 3560-005
Economic
1974
116/2-3 3560-005
Education
1974
116/4-5 3560-005
Election Reform
1974
Energy
1974
Box/Folder Accession
116/6-10 3560-005
General
1974
116/11-13 3560-005
Conservation Research
1974
116/14 3560-005
Gas Rationing
1974
116/15 3560-005
Lenderman (Donald) Letter
1974
116/16-18 3560-005
Oil Companies
1974
116/19-20 3560-005
Price Control Program -- Mandatory Fuel Allocations
1974
Box/Folder Accession
117/1-2 3560-005
Environmental Quality
1974
117/3-6 3560-005
Federal Government
1974
117/7-8 3560-005
Finance
1974
117/9 3560-005
Fish and Fisheries
1974
117/10 3560-005
Foreign Aid
1974
Foreign Relations
1974
Box/Folder Accession
117/11-14 3560-005
General
1974
117/15-16 3560-005
U.S.- U.S.S.R. Relations
1974
Box/Folder Accession
117/17-19 3560-005
Government Employees
1974
117/20-21 3560-005
Health
1974
117/22 3560-005
Housing
1974
117/23 3560-005
Immigration and Naturalization
1974
117/24-25 3560-005
Indian Affairs
1974
118/1 3560-005
Internal Security
1974
118/2 3560-005
Insurance and Retirement
1974
118/3-5 3560-005
Labor
1974
118/6-9 3560-005
Legal
1974
118/10 3560-005
Maritime
1974
Military
1974
Box/Folder Accession
118/11-13 3560-005
General
1974
118/14 3560-005
Health Bill (S. 2770)
1974
Box/Folder Accession
118/15-17 3560-005
Natural Resources
1974
118/18 3560-005
Post Office
1974
118/19 3560-005
Power and Light
1974
118/20 3560-005
Public Works
1974
118/21 3560-005
Railroad Retirement
1974
118/22 3560-005
Salaries -- Congress
1974
U.S. Senate Rules
1974
Box/Folder Accession
118/23 3560-005
General
1974
118/24-25 3560-005
Impeachment
1974
Box/Folder Accession
119/1-4 3560-005
Social Security
1974
119/5 3560-005
Space
1974
19/6-7 3560-005
Taxes
1974
Trade
1974
Box/Folder Accession
119/8-10 3560-005
General
1974
119/11 3560-005
Log Exports (special file)
1974
Box/Folder Accession
119/12-14 3560-005
Transportation
1974
119/15 3560-005
United Nations
1974
119/16-18 3560-005
Veterans
1974
119/19-20 3560-005
Welfare
1974
120/1-3 3560-005
Tax Deductions for Church Contributions - Against(S.3657) (Flexo #12)
1974
120/4-6 3560-005
Genocide Convention (Flexo #13)
1974
120/7-8 3560-005
No Fault Insurance (Flexo #38)
1974
120/9 3560-005
Veterans Education Benefits (Flexo #44)
1974
120/10-12 3560-005
Nixon, Richard M. Impeachment (Flexo#52)
1974
120/13 3560-005
Capital Punishment (Flexo #53)
1974
120/14 3560-005
Four Day, Forty Hour Work Week (Flexo#62)
1974
120/15 3560-005
U.S. Consumer Protection Agency (S. 707) (Flexo#66)
1974
120/16 3560-005
Economic Opportunity Act (H. R. 12464) (Flexo#70)
1974
120/17-18 3560-005
Model City Program Funding (Flexo #75)
1974
120/19 3560-005
Land-Use Planning Bill (Flexo #79)
1974
120/20-21 3560-005
Professional Standard Review Organization(Flexo#83)
1974
121/1 3560-005
Sports Television Blackout from Canada (S.1361)(Flexo #84)
1974
121/2-3 3560-005
Vitamins (S. 2801) (Flexo not numbered)
1974
121/4-5 3560-005
Fuel Shortage (Flexo #212)
1974
121/6 3560-005
Fuel Exports (Flexo #214)
1974
121/7-9 3560-005
Olympic National Park Master Wilderness Plan(Flexo#218)
1974
121/10-12 3560-005
Master List
1974
1975
1975
Box/Folder Accession
121/13-14 3560-005
Agriculture
1975
121/15 3560-005
Animal Welfare
1975
121/16-18 3560-005
Appropriations
1975
121/19-20 3560-005
Atomic Energy
1975
122/1 3560-005
Aviation
1975
122/2-3 3560-005
Civil Rights
1975
122/4-5 3560-005
Communications
1975
122/6-8 3560-005
Consumer Protection
1975
122/9-10 3560-005
Crime
1975
Defense
1975
Box/Folder Accession
122/11-12 3560-005
General
1975
122/13 3560-005
SALT (Special File)
1975
Box/Folder Accession
122/14-17 3560-005
Economic
1975
122/18-20 3560-005
Education
1975
122/21-22 3560-005
Election Reform
1975
Energy
1975
Box/Folder Accession
123/1-2 3560-005
General
1975
123/3-4 3560-005
Conservation and Research (Special File)
1975
123/5 3560-005
Mandatory Price Control Program (Special File)
1975
123/6 3560-005
Gas Rationing
1975
123/7-8 3560-005
Oil Companies
1975
123/9 3560-005
Weekend Gas Station Closures (Special File)
1975
123/10 3560-005
Arab Oil Embargo (Special File)
1975
123/11 3560-005
Smith, Jack E. (Special File)
1975
Box/Folder Accession
123/12-13 3560-005
Environmental Quality
1975
123/14-16 3560-005
Federal Government
1975
123/17 3560-005
Fish and Fisheries
1975
123/18-21 3560-005
Health
1975
123/22-23 3560-005
Housing
1975
123/24 3560-005
Immigration and Naturalization
1975
123/25 3560-005
Indian Affairs
1975
123/26 3560-005
Insurance and Retirement
1975
124/1 3560-005
Internal Security
1975
124/2-3 3560-005
Labor
1975
124/4-7 3560-005
Legal
1975
124/8 3560-005
Maritime
1975
124/9-11 3560-005
Military
1975
124/12-14 3560-005
Natural Resources
1975
124/15 3560-005
Post Office
1975
124/16 3560-005
Public Works
1975
124/17 3560-005
Railroad Retirement
1975
124/18 3560-005
Salaries -- Federal
1975
124/19 3560-005
Senate Rules
1975
125/1-3 3560-005
Social Security
1975
125/4 3560-005
Space
1975
125/5-6 3560-005
Taxes
1975
125/7 3560-005
Territories
1975
Trade
1975
Box/Folder Accession
125/8 3560-005
General
1975
125/9 3560-005
Log Exports
1975
Box/Folder Accession
125/10-12 3560-005
Transportation
1975
125/13 3560-005
United Nations
1975
125/14-17 3560-005
Veterans
1975
125/18-20 3560-005
Welfare
1975
125/21-24 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1975
126/1 3560-005
Government Abortion Funding (Flexo #2)
1975
126/2 3560-005
Jackson in Hospital (Flexo #3)
1975
126/3 3560-005
Abortion -- Supreme Court (Flexo #4)
1975
126/4 3560-005
1974 Social Security Bill (H. R. 17045) (Flexo#6)
1975
126/5 3560-005
Vitamin Regulations (Flexo #7)
1975
126/6-7 3560-005
Grand Canyon Enlargement Act (S. 1296) (Flexo#8)
1975
126/8 3560-005
Older American Act -- Food for the ElderlyProgram(Flexo #9)
1975
126/9-11 3560-005
U.S. Armed Forces Commissary Price Increases(Flexo#11)
1975
126/12 3560-005
Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge (Flexo#12)
1975
126/13 3560-005
Rockefeller, Nelson -- Vice-PresidentialNomination(Flexo #14)
1975
126/14 3560-005
Confidence in Government (Flexo #17)
1975
126/15 3560-005
Pan American Airways Finances (Flexo#18)
1975
126/16 3560-005
Campaign Letter (Flexo #19)
1975
126/17 3560-005
Fair Labor Standards Act Amendments (Flexo#21)
1975
126/18-19 3560-005
American Telephone and Telegraph CompanyAnti-TrustSuit (Flexo #23)
1975
126/20 3560-005
Federal Paperwork Commission (Flexo #24)
1975
126/21-127/1 3560-005
Holt Amendment -- School Financing RequirementsByRace (Flexo #25)
1975
127/2-5 3560-005
Surface Mining (Flexo #26)
1975
127/6 3560-005
Airclubs (Flexo #27)
1975
127/7-8 3560-005
Economic, Taxes and Energy (Flexo #29)
1975
127/9-12 3560-005
Gasoline Rationing (Flexo #30)
1975
127/13 3560-005
New Energy Program (Flexo #31)
1975
127/14-16 3560-005
Intelligence Agencies (Flexo #32)
1975
127/17-18 3560-005
Illegal Aliens (Flexo #33)
1975
128/1 3560-005
Budget Reform (Flexo #35)
1975
128/2 3560-005
Panama Canal Treaty (Flexo #36)
1975
128/3-7 3560-005
General Energy (Flexo #37)
1975
128/8 3560-005
Cyprus (Flexo #39)
1975
128/9 3560-005
United Nations (Flexo #40)
1975
128/10-13 3560-005
General Energy Suggestions (Flexo #41)
1975
128/14 3560-005
Vietnam Veterans Readjustment Act of 1974(Flexo#42)
1975
128/15-16 3560-005
Social Security Benefits Cutbacks (Flexo#43)
1975
128/17 3560-005
Campaign Staff Employment (Flexo #44)
1975
128/18-19 3560-005
Veterans Legislation (Fl. exo #45)
1975
128/20-129/2 3560-005
Medicare Benefits Cutback (Flexo #46)
1975
129/3-4 3560-005
General Cutbacks Affecting the Elderly (Flexo#47)
1975
129/5-6 3560-005
Tax Laws and Effect on Oil Industry (Flexo#48)
1975
129/7-11 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #49)
1975
129/12-13 3560-005
Senior Citizen Economic Problems (Flexo#50)
1975
129/14 3560-005
Lower Social Security Retirement Age (Flexo#51)
1975
129/15-17 3560-005
National Health Insurance (Flexo #52)
1975
129/18-19 3560-005
U.S. Foreign Aid (Flexo #54)
1975
130/1 3560-005
Open Meeting Cloture Rule (Flexo #55)
1975
130/2 3560-005
Sunday Gasoline Station Closing (Flexo#57)
1975
130/3-4 3560-005
Gas Rationing (Flexo #58)
1975
130/5-6 3560-005
Veterans' Pensions (Flexo #60)
1975
130/7-9 3560-005
Economic Problems (Flexo #61)
1975
130/10-12 3560-005
Food Stamps (Flexo #62)
1975
130/13 3560-005
Sugar Prices (Flexo #63)
1975
130/14 3560-005
Sugar Company Profits (Flexo #64)
1975
130/15 3560-005
Sugar Subsidy Vote (Flexo #65)
1975
130/16-17 3560-005
School Busing (Flexo #72)
1975
130/18 3560-005
U.S. Agriculture Department Dining Room (Flexo#73)
1975
130/19-21 3560-005
Ammunition Ban (Flexo #74)
1975
131/1 3560-005
Television Profanity and Violence (Flexo#76)
1975
131/2 3560-005
Single Taxpayers -- Discriminated Against(Flexo#77)
1975
131/3 3560-005
Overseas Tax Exemptions (Flexo #78)
1975
131/4 3560-005
Women, Infants and Children (WIC) FeedingProgram(Flexo #80)
1975
131/5 3560-005
Intelligence Investigations (Flexo #81)
1975
131/6-7 3560-005
Tax Deductions for Charities (Flexo #83)
1975
131/8-9 3560-005
School Lunch Funding (Flexo #84)
1975
131/10 3560-005
Jar Lid Availability (Flexo #85)
1975
131/11 3560-005
Income Tax Laws Revisions (Flexo #86)
1975
131/12 3560-005
U.S. Post Office Mail Increases (Flexo#87)
1975
131/13-15 3560-005
General Issues Response (Flexo #88)
1975
131/16 3560-005
Fort Hood (Flexo #89)
1975
131/17-18 3560-005
Oil and Gas Development on the OuterContinentalShelf (Flexo #90)
1975
131/19 3560-005
Congressional Work Habits (Flexo #91)
1975
131/20 3560-005
Super Tankers -- oil spills (Flexo #94)
1975
132/1 3560-005
Surface Coal Mining
1975
132/2 3560-005
Capital Punishment
1975
132/3-5 3560-005
Alpine Lakes Wilderness Area (Flexo#101)
1975
132/6-7 3560-005
Deficit Spending (Flexo #102)
1975
132/8 3560-005
Estate Tax Exemption (Flexo #104)
1975
132/9 3560-005
200 Mile Fishing Limit (Flexo #105)
1975
132/10 3560-005
Oil and the National Interest (Flexo#112)
1975
132/11 3560-005
Coal Pipeline Act (H. R. 1763) (Flexo#119)
1975
132/12-14 3560-005
Wild Horses -- Packwood Bill (S. 1923) (Flexo#123)
1975
132/15 3560-005
B-1 Bomber (Flexo #129)
1975
132/16 3560-005
Crime (Flexo #130)
1975
132/17 3560-005
Korea (Flexo #131)
1975
132/18 3560-005
U.S. Engineer Corps Jurisdiction (Flexo#132)
1975
132/19 3560-005
Filbert Nut Research (Flexo #134)
1975
132/20 3560-005
Automobile Emissions Standards (Flexo#135)
1975
132/21 3560-005
Rhodesian Chrome (Flexo #136)
1975
132/22 3560-005
Land and Water Conservation Fund (S. 327)(Flexo#137)
1975
132/23 3560-005
Central Arizona Project (Indian Tribes)
1975
132/24 3560-005
Gasoline Price Increases (Flexo #139)
1975
133/1-3 3560-005
Common Situs Picketing Bill -- Anti (Flexo#140)
1975
133/4 3560-005
Lansman-Milam Petition Censuring ReligiousProgramsfrom Television and Radio (Flexo #141)
1975
133/5-6 3560-005
Russian Grain Sale (Flexo #142)
1975
133/7 3560-005
Trimaran "Meridian" Search (Flexo #143)
1975
133/8 3560-005
Dividend Taxation (Flexo #145)
1975
133/9-11 3560-005
Congress and Energy (Flexo #146)
1975
133/12-13 3560-005
Common Situs Picketing Bill -- Pro (Flexo#147)
1975
133/14 3560-005
Regulatory Reform (Flexo #148)
1975
133/15 3560-005
Inflation (Flexo #150)
1975
133/16-17 3560-005
Federal Criminal Code Revision (Flexo#151)
1975
133/18 3560-005
National Endowment of the Arts (NEA) Funding(Flexo#152)
1975
133/19 3560-005
Conflict of Interest (Flexo #153)
1975
133/20 3560-005
Marijuana Reform (Flexo #154)
1975
133/21 3560-005
Alpine Lakes -- Anti (Flexo #155)
1975
133/22-23 3560-005
United Nations (Flexo #158)
1975
133/24 3560-005
Chile (Flexo #159)
1975
133/25 3560-005
Domestic International Sales Corporations(DISC)(Flexo #160)
1975
133/26 3560-005
Social Security Income Levels (Flexo#161)
1975
133/27 3560-005
Food Stamp Reform (Flexo #162)
1975
133/28-29 3560-005
Child Care (S. 626) (Flexo #163)
1975
134/1-3 3560-005
Federal Pay Raises (Flexo #164)
1975
134/4-5 3560-005
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (Flexo#165)
1975
134/6-8 3560-005
Petroleum Price Control (Flexo #167)
1975
134/9 3560-005
Welfare Reform (Flexo #168)
1975
134/10-11 3560-005
Title XX -- Day Care (Flexo #169)
1975
134/12 3560-005
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore (Flexo#171)
1975
134/13 3560-005
Criminal Code -- Property Protection (S. 1)(Flexo#172)
1975
134/14 3560-005
Atlantic Union Resolution-(H. J. R. 606)(Flexo#173)
1975
134/15 3560-005
Balanced Growth and Economic Planning (S.1795)(Flexo #174)
1975
134/16 3560-005
New York City Aid -- Pro (Flexo #175)
1975
134/17 3560-005
New York City Aid -- Against (Flexo#176)
1975
134/18 3560-005
Defense Expenditures (Flexo #177)
1975
134/19 3560-005
Youth Camps -- H. R. 46 (Flexo #178)
1975
134/20 3560-005
Ford Tax Plan (Flexo #179)
1975
134/21 3560-005
Price Controls (Flexo #181)
1975
134/22 3560-005
Federal Credit Union Bill (S. 1475) (Flexo#183)
1975
134/23 3560-005
Senate Internal Security Funds (S. 135) (Flexo#185)
1975
134/24-25 3560-005
Energy (S. 622) (Flexo #186)
1975
134/26-135/2 3560-005
World Food Crisis (Flexo #187)
1975
135/3 3560-005
General Revenue Sharing Program (Flexo#189)
1975
135/4 3560-005
Lobbying Disclosure Bill (S. 2477) (Flexo#190)
1975
135/5 3560-005
Moses Lake Senior Housing (Flexo #191)
1975
135/6 3560-005
Postal Rates (S. 2426 and H. R. 9941) (Flexo#192)
1975
135/7 3560-005
Congressional Pay Raise (no flexonumber)
1975
135/8 3560-005
Day Care -- Title XX (no flexo number)
1975
135/9-10 3560-005
Civil Service Retirement Benefits
1975
135/11-12 3560-005
Economy
1975
135/13 3560-005
Economy Topics
1975
135/14 3560-005
Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act
1975
135/15-16 3560-005
Energy Program Proposals
1975
135/17-18 3560-005
Energy Topics
1975
135/19 3560-005
Grand Canyon National Park ProposedExpansion
1975
135/20 3560-005
Gun Control
1975
135/21-22 3560-005
Inflation
1975
136/1 3560-005
Kennedy, John F. AssassinationInvestigationReopening
1975
136/2 3560-005
Oil
1975
136/3 3560-005
Panama Canal
1975
Social Security
1975
Box/Folder Accession
136/4-5 3560-005
General
1975
136/6 3560-005
Increases (H. R. 863)
1975
Box/Folder Accession
136/7-10 3560-005
Sunday Gas Station Closings
1975
136/11-12 3560-005
Tax Refunds
1975
136/13 3560-005
Unconditional Amnesty Program
1975
136/14 3560-005
Vietnam Era Veterans' Readjustment Act
1975
136/15 3560-005
Veterans' Benefits Taxation Proposal
1975
136/16-20 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1975
137/1-2 3560-005
Flexo Master Lists
1975
Box/Folder Accession
137/3 3560-005
Offsets
1975
137/4-5 3560-005
Redactron Offsets
1975
1976
1976
Box/Folder Accession
137/6-7 3560-005
Agriculture
1976
137/8-10 3560-005
Animal Welfare
1976
137/11-12 3560-005
Appropriations
1976
137/13 3560-005
Atomic Energy
1976
137/14 3560-005
Aviation
1976
137/15 3560-005
Civil Defense
1976
137/16-17 3560-005
Civil Rights
1976
137/18 3560-005
Commerce
1976
137/19-20 3560-005
Communications
1976
138/1 3560-005
Consumer Protection
1976
138/2-4 3560-005
Crime
1976
Defense
1976
Box/Folder Accession
138/5-6 3560-005
General
1976
138/7 3560-005
SALT
1976
Box/Folder Accession
138/8-10 3560-005
Economic Legislation
1976
Education
1976
Box/Folder Accession
138/11-13 3560-005
General
1976
138/14-15 3560-005
Busing (Special File)
1976
Box/Folder Accession
138/16 3560-005
Election Reform
1976
Energy
1976
Box/Folder Accession
138/17-18 3560-005
General
1976
138/19 3560-005
Conservation and Research
1976
138/20 3560-005
Oil Companies
1976
Environmental Quality
1976
Box/Folder Accession
138/21 3560-005
General
1976
139/1-2 3560-005
Clean Air Act
1976
139/3 3560-005
Solid Waste Utilization Act
1976
139/4 3560-005
Toxic Substance Control Act
1976
139/5 3560-005
Water Pollution Control Act
1976
Box/Folder Accession
139/6-8 3560-005
Federal Government
1976
139/9 3560-005
Finance
1976
139/10 3560-005
Fish and Fisheries Legislation
1976
139/11 3560-005
Foreign Aid
1976
Foreign Relations
1976
Box/Folder Accession
139/12-15 3560-005
General
1976
139/16-17 3560-005
Radigina, Zoya (Special File)
1976
139/18-19 3560-005
U.S.-U.S.S.R.
1976
Box/Folder Accession
139/20-21 3560-005
Government Employees
1976
139/22-24 3560-005
Health
1976
140/1 3560-005
Housing
1976
140/2 3560-005
Immigration and Naturalization
1976
140/3 3560-005
Indian Affairs
1976
140/4-6 3560-005
Insurance and Retirement
1976
140/7 3560-005
Internal Security
1976
140/8-10 3560-005
Labor
1976
140/11-14 3560-005
Legal
1976
140/15 3560-005
Maritime
1976
140/16-18 3560-005
Military
1976
140/19-141/2 3560-005
Natural Resources
1976
141/3-4 3560-005
Postal
1976
141/5 3560-005
Power and Light
1976
141/6 3560-005
Public Works
1976
141/7 3560-005
Railroad Retirement
1976
141/8 3560-005
Salaries
1976
141/9 3560-005
Senate Rules
1976
141/10-12 3560-005
Social Security
1976
141/13 3560-005
Space
1976
141/14-16 3560-005
Taxes
1976
141/17 3560-005
Trade
1976
141/18-19 3560-005
Transportation
1976
141/20 3560-005
United Nations
1976
141/21-24 3560-005
Veterans
1976
141/25-142/3 3560-005
Welfare
1976
142/4-7 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1976
142/8 3560-005
Energy and Research and DevelopmentAdministrationBill (S. 598) (Flexo #2)
1976
142/9 3560-005
Single Taxpayers (S. 149) (Flexo #3)
1976
142/10-12 3560-005
Post Card Voter Registration (H. R. 11552)(Flexo#5)
1976
142/13 3560-005
Energy Act (S. 622) (Flexo #6)
1976
142/14 3560-005
Common Situs -- Pro (Flexo #7)
1976
142/15-18 3560-005
Common Situs -- Anti (Flexo #8)
1976
142/19 3560-005
Energy (Flexo #9)
1976
142/20-21 3560-005
Problems of the Elderly (Flexo #10)
1976
142/22 3560-005
Lower Social Security Age (Flexo #11)
1976
142/23 3560-005
Nuclear Energy Development (Flexo #16)
1976
142/24-26 3560-005
Wild Horses (S. 1923) (Flexo #17)
1976
142/27 3560-005
Regulatory Reform (Flexo #20)
1976
142/28 3560-005
Inflation (Flexo #21)
1976
142/29-33 3560-005
Criminal Code Revision (S. 1) (Flexo#22)
1976
142/34 3560-005
Social Security Earning Limitations (Flexo#24)
1976
142/35 3560-005
Food Stamps (Flexo #25)
1976
142/36 3560-005
Welfare Reform (Flexo #26)
1976
142/37 3560-005
Balanced Growth Act (Flexo #26)
1976
142/38 3560-005
New York Financial Assistance -- Anti (Flexo#28)
1976
142/39 3560-005
Price Controls
1976
143/1-5 3560-005
Child Care (S. 626) (Flexo #30)
1976
143/6-7 3560-005
Gas Deregulation (Flexo #31)
1976
143/8-12 3560-005
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee (Flexo#32)
1976
143/13 3560-005
General Revenue Sharing (Flexo #33)
1976
143/14 3560-005
Lobbying Disclosre (Flexo #34)
1976
143/15-17 3560-005
Oil Divestiture (Flexo #35)
1976
143/18-19 3560-005
Hatch Act -- Anti (H. R. 8617) (Flexo#36)
1976
143/20 3560-005
Social Security Benefits (Flexo #37)
1976
143/21-24 3560-005
Youth Camp Safety Standards (H. R. 46 and S.422)(Flexo #38)
1976
143/25-28 3560-005
B-1 Bomber (Flexo #40)
1976
143/29 3560-005
Consumer Leasing Act (S. 1961) (Flexo#41)
1976
143/30-34 3560-005
Panama Canal (Flexo #42)
1976
143/35-36 3560-005
Alpine Lakes (Flexo #43)
1976
144/1 3560-005
200 Mile Offshore Limit
1976
144/2-5 3560-005
Rhodesian Chrome (Flexo #48)
1976
144/6 3560-005
Veterans' Affairs (Flexo #49)
1976
144/7-12 3560-005
United Nations (Flexo #50)
1976
144/13-14 3560-005
Atlantic Convention Resolution (Flexo#51)
1976
144/15-16 3560-005
World Food Crisis (Flexo #52)
1976
144/17 3560-005
Tax Reform (Flexo #53)
1976
144/18 3560-005
National Endowment of the Arts (Flexo#54)
1976
144/19 3560-005
Tuition Exemption (Flexo #55 -- different frommasterlist)
1976
144/20 3560-005
Criminal Code Revision (S. 1) (Flexo#56)
1976
144/21 3560-005
Private Individuals Postage Rate Relief Act of1975(Flexo #57)
1976
144/22 3560-005
Youth Conservation Corps (Flexo #59)
1976
144/23 3560-005
Tax Loopholes (Flexo #61)
1976
144/24 3560-005
Tax Status for Contributions toNon-ProfitOrganizations (Flexo #62)
1976
144/25 3560-005
Current Income Tax Laws (Flexo #63)
1976
144/26 3560-005
General Correspondence (Flexo #64)
1976
144/27-29 3560-005
Estate Tax Exemptions (Flexo #66)
1976
144/30 3560-005
Married Taxpayers (Flexo #68)
1976
144/31-33 3560-005
Federal Spending (Flexo #71)
1976
144/34-35 3560-005
Overseas Dependent Education (Flexo #72)
1976
144/36 3560-005
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (Flexo#73)
1976
144/37-41 3560-005
U.S. Postal Service (Flexo #74)
1976
144/42 3560-005
Labor HEW Appropriations (Flexo #75)
1976
144/43 3560-005
Emergency Medical Systems Act (Flexo#76)
1976
144/44-47 3560-005
Angola (Flexo #78)
1976
145/1-2 3560-005
1% Add-On for Retiree Benefits (Flexo#79)
1976
145/3 3560-005
Social Security Reform (Flexo #80)
1976
145/4 3560-005
Day Care Funding -- Title XX (Flexo #82)
1976
145/5 3560-005
Concord Supersonic Transport
1976
145/6 3560-005
Senior Citizen Housing (Flexo #84)
1976
145/7-8 3560-005
Survivor Benefit Plan (Flexo #85)
1976
145/9 3560-005
Tax Reductions
1976
145/10 3560-005
Vancouver, WA VA Hospital (Flexo #89)
1976
145/11 3560-005
Delimiting Period for 61 Educational Benefits(Flexo#90)
1976
145/12 3560-005
G. I. Bill Educational Benefits (Flexo#91)
1976
145/13 3560-005
Unification Church Investigation (Flexo#92)
1976
145/14-18 3560-005
Boldt Fishing Decision (Flexo #93)
1976
145/19 3560-005
National Beta Sigma Phi Week (Flexo #95)
1976
145/20 3560-005
Daylight Savings Time (S. 2931) (Flexo#96)
1976
145/21 3560-005
Oil Company Profits (Flexo #100)
1976
145/22 3560-005
Pumped Storage
1976
145/23 3560-005
Federal Spending (Flexo #102)
1976
145/24 3560-005
Nixon's Trip to China (Flexo #103)
1976
145/25 3560-005
Exemption of Girls'/Boys' State and Nation fromTitleIX
1976
145/26 3560-005
Animal Welfare Act Amendment (H. R. 5808)(Flexo#105)
1976
145/27 3560-005
Article III Busing (Flexo #106)
1976
145/28-29 3560-005
Naval Reserve Cuts (Flexo #107)
1976
145/30 3560-005
Defense Spending (Flexo #108)
1976
145/31 3560-005
Chile Human Rights Violations (Flexo#109)
1976
145/32 3560-005
No-Fault Auto Insurance (S. 354) (Flexo#110)
1976
145/33 3560-005
U.S. Central Intelligence AgencyInvestigations(Flexo 111)
1976
145/34 3560-005
Veterans' Legislation (Flexo 112)
1976
145/35 3560-005
Dog Fighting (Flexo 113)
1976
145/36 3560-005
Killer Whales in Puget Sound (Flexo#114)
1976
145/37 3560-005
Olympic National Park Additions (Flexo#116)
1976
145/38 3560-005
U.S. and Spain Treaty (Flexo #117)
1976
145/39-40 3560-005
Federal Election Commission Campaign Reform(Flexo#118)
1976
145/41 3560-005
Toxic Substances Control Act (Flexo#119)
1976
145/42 3560-005
Equal Rights Amendment (Flexo #120)
1976
145/43 3560-005
Civil Rights Defense Program (Flexo#121)
1976
145/44 3560-005
Declaration of Interdependence (Flexo#122)
1976
145/45 3560-005
Reductions in Veteran's Administration Budget(Flexo#123)
1976
145/46 3560-005
FFG (Guided Missile Fast Frigate)"Construction"Program
1976
145/47 3560-005
Trident Submarine Base (Flexo #125)
1976
145/48 3560-005
Social Security (Flexo #126)
1976
145/49-51 3560-005
Abortion (Flexo #127)
1976
146/1 3560-005
Fair Financing Reform Act -- in Support (Flexo#130)
1976
146/2 3560-005
Fair Financing Reform Act - Against (Flexo#131)
1976
146/3-6 3560-005
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore (Flexo#132)
1976
146/7-10 3560-005
Federal Firearms Act (Flexo 0133)
1976
146/11 3560-005
Olmsted, Frederick Law Home (Flexo #133)
1976
146/12-14 3560-005
Busing (H. R. 12365) (Flexo #135)
1976
146/15-17 3560-005
Genocide Convention (Flexo #136)
1976
146/18 3560-005
Right to Work Laws (Flexo #137)
1976
146/19 3560-005
Occupation Safety and Health Act (O. S. H. A.)(Flexo#138)
1976
146/20 3560-005
Comprehensive Employment and Training Act(CETA)(Flexo #139)
1976
146/21-22 3560-005
Clean-Air Act -- Industry (Flexo #141)
1976
146/23 3560-005
Clean-Air Act -- Non-Industry (Flexo#142)
1976
146/24 3560-005
General Political Support (Flexo #143)
1976
146/25 3560-005
Day Care (H. R. 9803) (Flexo #144)
1976
146/26 3560-005
Labor Wage Settlements (Flexo #145)
1976
146/27-29 3560-005
General Political Encouragement (Flexo#147)
1976
146/30 3560-005
General Opinions (Flexo #148)
1976
146/31-34 3560-005
Forestry Management (S. 3091) (Flexo#149)
1976
146/35-36 3560-005
National Women's Conference (Flexo #150)
1976
146/37-38 3560-005
Multiple Sclerosis (Flexo #151)
1976
146/39-41 3560-005
Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act (S.50)(Flexo #152)
1976
147/1 3560-005
Health Manpower (H. R. 5546) (Flexo#153)
1976
147/2 3560-005
Food Stamps (Flexo #154)
1976
147/3 3560-005
Diabetes Research (Flexo #155)
1976
147/4-6 3560-005
Washington State Construction Projects (Flexo#156)
1976
147/7 3560-005
Federal Retiree Pensions (Flexo #157)
1976
147/8-9 3560-005
Dividend Taxation (Flexo #158)
1976
147/10 3560-005
Cooperative Hospital Service Organizations(Flexo#159)
1976
147/11 3560-005
Porpoise Killings (Flexo #160)
1976
147/12 3560-005
National Center for Women (S. 2913) (Flexo#161)
1976
147/13 3560-005
National Foundation on the Arts and Humanities(Flexo#168)
1976
147/14 3560-005
Social Security: Title XX (Flexo #169)
1976
147/15-19 3560-005
Omnibus Tax Bill (Flexo #170)
1976
147/20 3560-005
Indiana Dunes (Revision) (Flexo #172)
1976
147/21 3560-005
Minimum Wage (Flexo #173)
1976
147/22 3560-005
Shelton Sustained Yield (S. 3091) (Flexo#174)
1976
147/23-25 3560-005
Commissary System (Flexo #175)
1976
147/26 3560-005
Solid Waste Utilization Act (Flexo #176)
1976
147/27-30 3560-005
Abortion (Flexo #177)
1976
147/31 3560-005
U.S. Army Engineers Corps - Control Waterways(Flexo#178)
1976
147/32 3560-005
Parent Power (Flexo #179)
1976
147/33 3560-005
Nisqually Delta (Flexo #180)
1976
147/34 3560-005
Laetrile (Flexo #181)
1976
147/35 3560-005
Multiple Issues (Flexo #182)
1976
147/36 3560-005
Withholding Tax (Flexo #183)
1976
147/37-39 3560-005
Government Waste (Flexo #184)
1976
147/40 3560-005
Middle Distillate Control (Flexo #185)
1976
147/41 3560-005
Home Health Care (S. 2547) (Flexo #186)
1976
147/42 3560-005
Consumer Communication Reform Act (S. 3192 and H.R.12323)
1976
147/43 3560-005
Tax Reform (H. R. 10612) (Flexo #192)
1976
147/44 3560-005
Tax Exempt Organizations (Flexo #193)
1976
147/45 3560-005
Solid Waste Utilization S. 2150 -- (Flexo#194)
1976
148/1 3560-005
Veterans' Poppy Program (Flexo #196)
1976
148/2 3560-005
Illegal Aliens (Flexo #197)
1976
148/3 3560-005
Chiropractors (Flexo #198)
1976
148/4 3560-005
Boldt (George) Decision -- Indian FishingRights(Flexo #199)
1976
148/5 3560-005
Tobacco Subsidies (Flexo #200)
1976
148/6 3560-005
Africa (Flexo #201)
1976
148/7 3560-005
Renter's Deduction (Flexo #202)
1976
148/8 3560-005
U.S. Food and Drug Administration - CancerTreatments(H. R. 12573) (Flexo #203)
1976
148/9-10 3560-005
B-1 Bomber (Flexo #204)
1976
148/11 3560-005
Surveillance Act (S. 3197) (Flexo #208)
1976
148/12 3560-005
Veterans' Administration Pensions (Flexo#209)
1976
148/13 3560-005
Western Washington District Court Nominees(Flexo#210)
1976
148/14 3560-005
Medical Assistants (S. 3239) (Flexo 211)
1976
148/15 3560-005
Education Amendments -- Miscellaneous (Flexo#212)
1976
148/16 3560-005
Public Demand Deposit (Flexo #213)
1976
148/17 3560-005
Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA)(Flexo#214)
1976
148/18 3560-005
Federal Wage Increases (Flexo #215)
1976
148/19 3560-005
Private Mail Service (Flexo #216)
1976
148/20 3560-005
Water Pollution Act (Flexo #217)
1976
148/21 3560-005
Silver Stock Pile (Flexo #218)
1976
148/22-23 3560-005
Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act (Flexo#219)
1976
148/24 3560-005
Economy (Flexo #220)
1976
148/25 3560-005
Congaree Swamp (Flexo #222)
1976
148/26-29 3560-005
Gamelands (Flexo #224)
1976
148/30 3560-005
Abortion Hyde Amendment (Flexo #227)
1976
148/31 3560-005
Meat Import Act (Flexo #230)
1976
148/32 3560-005
Tax Bill -- Buckley-Delaney Amendment (Flexo#231)
1976
148/33 3560-005
Veterans' Committee Elimination
1976
148/34 3560-005
B-1 Bomber (Flexo #235)
1976
148/35-39 3560-005
Miscellaneous Flexos
1976
148/40-42 3560-005
Atlantic Union Bill (H. J. R. 606)(MisidentifiedFlexo)
1976
148/43 3560-005
B-1 Bomber (Misidentified Flexo)
1976
148/44 3560-005
Barnes Hospital (Unidentified Flexo)
1976
148/45 3560-005
Chief Joseph Dam (WA) effects on Bridgeport,WA(Misidentified Flexo)
1976
148/46-48 3560-005
Child and Family Services Act (S. 626)(FlexoUnidentified)
1976
148/49-53 3560-005
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency(MisidentifiedFlexo)
1976
148/54-58 3560-005
Hatch Act (1975 letters, answered in 1976) (S.372)
1976
149/1-4 3560-005
Right-To-Food Resolution (S. C. R. 66)(MisidentifiedFlexo)
1976
149/5-8 3560-005
Master List
1976
149/9 3560-005
Abortion (Redactron)
1976
149/10-12 3560-005
Miscellaneous Redactrons
1976
149/13 3560-005
Redactron Responses
1976
1977
1977
Box/Folder Accession
149/14-15 3560-005
Agriculture
1977
Animal Welfare
1977
Box/Folder Accession
149/16-17 3560-005
General
1977
149/18 3560-005
Porpoises
1977
Box/Folder Accession
149/19-20 3560-005
Appropriations
1977
149/21 3560-005
Atomic Energy
1977
149/22 3560-005
Aviation
1977
149/23 3560-005
Civil Defense
1977
149/24-25 3560-005
Civil Rights
1977
Communications
1977
Box/Folder Accession
149/26-27 3560-005
General
1977
149/28 3560-005
A. T. & T. Breakup
1977
Box/Folder Accession
149/29-30 3560-005
Consumer Protection
1977
Crime
1977
Box/Folder Accession
149/31-33 3560-005
General
1977
149/34 3560-005
Gun Control
1977
149/35 3560-005
Marijuana
1977
149/36 3560-005
Pornography
1977
Defense
1977
Box/Folder Accession
149/37-39 3560-005
General
1977
150/1 3560-005
SALT (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks)
1977
Box/Folder Accession
150/2-4 3560-005
Economy
1977
Education
1977
Box/Folder Accession
150/5-6 3560-005
General
1977
150/7 3560-005
Busing
1977
150/8 3560-005
Student Loans
1977
Box/Folder Accession
150/9 3560-005
Elderly
1977
150/10-11 3560-005
Election Reform
1977
Energy
1977
Box/Folder Accession
150/12-13 3560-005
General
1977
150/14 3560-005
Backhaul (Trucking) Allowance (S. 1699)
1977
150/15-18 3560-005
Conservation and Research
1977
150/19 3560-005
Gasoline Tax
1977
150/20 3560-005
Oil Companies
1977
150/21 3560-005
Utility Rate Reform
1977
Environmental Quality
1977
Box/Folder Accession
150/22-23 3560-005
General
1977
150/24 3560-005
Clean Air Act
1977
150/25-26 3560-005
Clean Water Act
1977
Box/Folder Accession
150/27-29 3560-005
Federal Government
1977
150/30-31 3560-005
Finance
1977
50/32 3560-005
Fisheries
1977
150/33 3560-005
Foreign Aid
1977
Foreign Relations
1977
Box/Folder Accession
150/34-151/2 3560-005
General
1977
151/3 3560-005
Cuba
1977
151/4 3560-005
Human Rights
1977
151/5-8 3560-005
Panama Canal
1977
151/9 3560-005
Radigina, Zoya
1977
151/10 3560-005
Soviet Union
1977
151/11-12 3560-005
Taiwan
1977
151/13 3560-005
Young, Andrew
1977
Box/Folder Accession
151/14-15 3560-005
Government Employees
1977
151/16-17 3560-005
Health
1977
151/18-19 3560-005
Housing
1977
151/20-22 3560-005
Immigration
1977
151/23-24 3560-005
Indian Affairs
1977
151/25-26 3560-005
Insurance and Retirement
1977
151/27 3560-005
Internal Security
1977
151/28-152/3 3560-005
Labor
1977
152/4-9 3560-005
Legal
1977
152/10 3560-005
Maritime
1977
Military
1977
Box/Folder Accession
152/11-16 3560-005
General
1977
152/17-19 3560-005
Retirement
1977
Box/Folder Accession
152/20-24 3560-005
Natural Resources
1977
152/25-26 3560-005
Post Office
1977
152/27-28 3560-005
Public Works
1977
152/29 3560-005
Salaries -- Federal
1977
152/30 3560-005
Senate Rules
1977
153/1-6 3560-005
Social Security
1977
153/7 3560-005
Space
1977
153/8-9 3560-005
Taxes
1977
153/10-12 3560-005
Trade
1977
153/13-15 3560-005
Transportation
1977
153/16 3560-005
United Nations
1977
153/17-18 3560-005
Veterans
1977
153/19-20 3560-005
Welfare
1977
153/21-26 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1977
153/27 3560-005
Oil Tankers -- Puget Sound (Flexo #6)
1977
153/28 3560-005
Elderly (Flexo #10)
1977
153/29 3560-005
Taxes -- Marriage Deductions (Flexo #12)
1977
153/30 3560-005
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (Flexo#13)
1977
153/31 3560-005
Indochinese Refugees (Flexo #16)
1977
154/1 3560-005
Equal Rights Amendment (Flexo #18)
1977
154/2 3560-005
Abortion (Flexo #20)
1977
154/3-4 3560-005
Busing (Flexo #21)
1977
154/5-10 3560-005
Genocide Convention (Flexo #22)
1977
154/11 3560-005
Right-to-Work (Flexo #23)
1977
154/12-13 3560-005
Occupational Safety and Health Administration(Flexo#24)
1977
154/14 3560-005
Porpoise Killing (Flexo #29)
1977
154/15 3560-005
Laetrile (Flexo #31)
1977
154/16 3560-005
Telecommunications (Flexo #34)
1977
154/17-19 3560-005
Boldt (George) Decision -- Indian FishingRights(Flexo #36)
1977
154/20 3560-005
Tobacco Industry Subsidies (Flexo #37)
1977
154/21 3560-005
South Africa (Flexo #38)
1977
154/22 3560-005
Touchet Dam (Flexo #40)
1977
154/23 3560-005
Water Pollution Control Act (Flexo #41)
1977
154/24-28 3560-005
Panama Canal (Flexo #42)
1977
154/29 3560-005
Indochinese Refugees (Flexo #45)
1977
154/30-32 3560-005
Rhodesian Chrome Importation (Flexo #48)
1977
155/1-3 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Veteran Affairs Committee (Flexo#49)
1977
155/4 3560-005
B-1 Bomber (Flexo #50)
1977
155/5 3560-005
World Hunger (Flexo #52)
1977
155/6 3560-005
Humphrey-Hawkins Full Employment Bill (Flexo#53)
1977
155/7 3560-005
United Nations (Flexo #56)
1977
155/8-9 3560-005
Taxes -- Fringe Benefits (Flexo #57)
1977
155/10 3560-005
Amphetamines -- Narcoleptics (Flexo #58)
1977
155/11 3560-005
Assassinations Investigation (Kennedy, John F.andKing, Martin Luther) (Flexo #59)
1977
155/12 3560-005
Electoral College (Flexo #60)
1977
155/13 3560-005
Air Traffic Controllers (Flexo #61)
1977
155/14 3560-005
Oil Company Divestiture (Flexo #62)
1977
155/15-17 3560-005
U.S. Senate Small Business Committee--Reorganization (Flexo #63)
1977
155/18 3560-005
Oil Tankers -- Puget Sound (Flexo #64)
1977
155/19-20 3560-005
Congressional Pay Raise (Flexo #66)
1977
155/21 3560-005
Hodel, Don -- Bonneville Power Administration(Flexo#67)
1977
155/22 3560-005
Gasoline Decontrol (Flexo #63)
1977
155/23 3560-005
Oil Spills (Flexo #69)
1977
155/24 3560-005
Title X -- Economic Development Act (Elderly)(Flexo#70)
1977
155/25 3560-005
Title X -- Economic Development Act (Flexo#71)
1977
155/26-27 3560-005
Off-Road Vehicles -- Mt. Baker-SnoqualmieNationalForest (Flexo #72)
1977
155/28 3560-005
U.S. Senate Select Committee on Nutrition andHumanNeeds (Flexo #73)
1977
155/29 3560-005
Electronic Fund Transfer (Flexo #74)
1977
155/30 3560-005
Nonservice Connected Pensions and SocialSecurity(Flexo #76)
1977
155/31 3560-005
Social Security Earnings Ceiling (Flexo#77)
1977
155/32 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Select Committee on Aging (Flexo#78)
1977
155/33 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Post Office and Civil ServiceCommittee(Flexo #79)
1977
155/34 3560-005
Banking Regulation (H. R. 1901) (Flexo#80)
1977
156/1 3560-005
Interest Rate Ceiling (Flexo #81)
1977
156/2 3560-005
Taxes -- Sick-Pay Exclusion (Flexo #82)
1977
156/3 3560-005
Taxes -- U.S. Citizens Abroad (Flexo#83)
1977
156/4-5 3560-005
Minimum Wage (Flexo #86)
1977
156/6-7 3560-005
Alaskan Wolf Protection (Flexo #87)
1977
156/8-13 3560-005
Natural Gas Deregulation (Flexo #88)
1977
156/14-17 3560-005
Energy Related Inventions (Flexo #89)
1977
156/18-20 3560-005
Alaskan Natural Gas Pipeline Route (Flexo#91)
1977
156/21-24 3560-005
Energy Conservation (Flexo #92)
1977
156/25-157/4 3560-005
Alaska National Interest Lands (Flexo #93)(Flexo#94)
1977
157/5 3560-005
Seal Killing (Flexo #95)
1977
157/6-8 3560-005
Mineral King Valley (CA) Preservation (Flexo#96)
1977
157/9-10 3560-005
Pensions -- WWI Veterans' (Flexo #98)
1977
157/11-15 3560-005
Debt Collection (Flexo #100)
1977
157/16 3560-005
Taxes -- Day Care Deduction (Flexo #102)
1977
157/17 3560-005
Common Situs Picketing (Flexo #103)
1977
157/18-23 3560-005
Common Situs Picketing (Flexo #104)
1977
157/24 3560-005
Common Situs Picketing and Right-To-Work(Flexo#105)
1977
157/25 3560-005
National Patriotism Week (Flexo #106)
1977
157/26 3560-005
Postal Supervisors (Flexo #107)
1977
157/27-28 3560-005
Redwood National Park (Flexo #108)
1977
157/29-158/1 3560-005
Senate Elections -- Federal Funding (Flexo#110)
1977
158/2 3560-005
Texaco Gas Pricing (Flexo #112)
1977
158/3-4 3560-005
Saccharin Ban (Flexo #113)
1977
158/5 3560-005
Yakima Valley Drought (Flexo #114)
1977
158/6 3560-005
Water Projects Funding (Flexo #115)
1977
158/7 3560-005
Sugar Importation (Flexo #116)
1977
158/8-9 3560-005
National Energy Policy (Flexo #118)
1977
158/10-11 3560-005
Breeder (Nuclear) Reactor Project - Clinch River,TN(Flexo #119)
1977
158/12-16 3560-005
Airline Deregulation (Flexo #120)
1977
158/17 3560-005
Youth Camp Safety (Flexo #121)
1977
158/18-20 3560-005
Gasoline Tax (Flexo #122)
1977
158/21 3560-005
World Food Reserve (Flexo #123)
1977
158/22 3560-005
Salmon Trollers (Flexo #124)
1977
158/23 3560-005
Roslyn, WA Watershed -- Burlington NorthernImpact(Flexo #125)
1977
158/24 3560-005
Congressional Code of Conduct (Flexo#126)
1977
158/25 3560-005
Clean Air Act (Flexo #127)
1977
158/26 3560-005
Women Involved with Farm Economics (WIFE)(Flexo#128)
1977
158/27 3560-005
Porpoise Killing (Flexo #129)
1977
158/28 3560-005
Nursing Appropriations (Flexo #130)
1977
158/29 3560-005
Young Families Housing Act (S. 664) (Flexo#131)
1977
158/30 3560-005
World Peace Tax Fund (S. 880, U. R. 4897)(Flexo#132)
1977
159/1 3560-005
Methow Valley (Sandy Butte Ski Area) (Flexo#133)
1977
159/2 3560-005
Inflation (Flexo #134)
1977
159/3-5 3560-005
Wild Burros (Flexo #135)
1977
159/6-8 3560-005
Carter, Jimmy -- Energy Program (Flexo#137)
1977
159/9 3560-005
Post Office -- 5-Day Delivery (Flexo#138)
1977
159/10 3560-005
Illegal Aliens (Flexo #139)
1977
159/11-13 3560-005
Hatch Act Amendments (H. R. 10) (Flexo#141)
1977
159/14 3560-005
Lake Roosevelt Drawdown (Flexo #143)
1977
159/15 3560-005
Cuba (Flexo #144)
1977
159/16 3560-005
Tax Rebate (Flexo #145)
1977
159/17 3560-005
Taxes -- Business Incentive (Flexo #147)
1977
159/18-20 3560-005
Surface Mining (S. 7) (Flexo #148)
1977
159/21 3560-005
Mining Moratorium (Flexo #149)
1977
159/22 3560-005
Indian Affairs Bureau -- Employee -- Retirement(S.666) (Flexo #150)
1977
159/23-28 3560-005
Consumer Advocacy Agency -- Against (Flexo#151)
1977
159/29 3560-005
Consumer Advocacy Agency -- For (Flexo#152)
1977
160/1-6 3560-005
Taxes -- Tuition Credit (Flexo #153)
1977
160/7 3560-005
Taxes -- Retirement Income Credit (Flexo#154)
1977
160/8 3560-005
Taxes - Income Sick Pay Exclusion (Flexo#155)
1977
160/9 3560-005
Minimum Wage (Flexo #156)
1977
160/10 3560-005
Taxes -- Gas Guzzling Cars (Flexo #157)
1977
160/11-13 3560-005
Energy (Flexo #158)
1977
160/14 3560-005
Young Families Housing Act (S. 664) (Flexo#161)
1977
160/15 3560-005
Private River Running Permits (H. C. R. 181)(Flexo#162)
1977
160/16 3560-005
Taxes -- Day Care Providers (Flexo #163)
1977
160/17 3560-005
Taxes -- Investment Annuities (Flexo#164)
1977
160/18 3560-005
Taxes -- Single Persons (Flexo #165)
1977
160/19 3560-005
Taxes -- Construction Worker Travel Deduction(Flexo#166)
1977
160/20-21 3560-005
Grain Elevators -- U.S. EnvironmentalProtectionAgency Regulations (Flexo #167)
1977
160/22-26 3560-005
Abortion -- Hyde Amendment (Flexo #168)
1977
160/27 3560-005
Defense -- Private Contractors (Flexo#169)
1977
160/28 3560-005
Alton Lock and Dam (Flexo #170)
1977
160/29 3560-005
Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA)(Flexo#171)
1977
160/30-31 3560-005
Oil Drilling -- Outer Continental Shelf (S. 9)(Flexo#172)
1977
160/32 3560-005
National Park Service - Condemnation of PrivateLands(H. R. 5306) (Flexo #173)
1977
160/33-34 3560-005
Clean Air Act (S. 919) (Flexo #174)
1977
160/35 3560-005
North Vietnam -- Reconstruction (Flexo#175)
1977
160/36 3560-005
Computer Sale to Soviet Union (Flexo#177)
1977
160/37-161/3 3560-005
Voter Registration -- Election Day (Flexo#178)
1977
161/4-6 3560-005
Social Security Financing (Flexo #179)
1977
161/7 3560-005
Oil Tanker Superport -- Palau (PacificIslands)(Flexo #180)
1977
161/8 3560-005
"Imperial Congress" Article (Flexo #185)
1977
161/9 3560-005
Metric Conversion (Flexo #186)
1977
161/10 3560-005
Young, Andrew -- United Nations Ambassador(Flexo#189)
1977
161/11 3560-005
Hospital Costs Containment (Flexo 190)
1977
161/12 3560-005
Clean Air Act (Flexo #191)
1977
161/13 3560-005
Steel Imports (Flexo #192)
1977
161/14 3560-005
Native Americans (Flexo #193)
1977
161/15 3560-005
Alaskan Oil to Japan (Flexo #194)
1977
161/16 3560-005
Skagit River Wild and Scenic River Act (Flexo#195)
1977
161/17 3560-005
Hatch Act -- Federal Employees Political Activity(H.R. 10) (Flexo #196)
1977
161/18-19 3560-005
Unionization -- Military (Flexo #197)
1977
161/20-21 3560-005
Automobiles -- Passive Restraint SafetyDevices(Flexo #198)
1977
161/22 3560-005
Taxes -- Stock Dividends (Flexo #200)
1977
161/23 3560-005
Manassas National Battlefield Park (II. R.2437)(Flexo #202)
1977
161/24 3560-005
Genocide Convention (Flexo #203)
1977
161/25-27 3560-005
Middle East (Flexo #206)
1977
161/28 3560-005
Neutron Bomb (Flexo #207)
1977
161/29 3560-005
International Women's Year -- Equal RightsAmendment(Flexo #208)
1977
161/30 3560-005
B-1 Bomber (Flexo #209)
1977
161/31 3560-005
B-1 Bomber (Flexo #210)
1977
161/32 3560-005
Human Rights -- Abourezk-Hatfield Amendment (H.R.5262) (Flexo #211)
1977
161/33-35 3560-005
Washington State Conference for Women(Ellensburg,WA) (Flexo #212)
1977
162/1 3560-005
Boundary Waters Canoe Area (MN) (Flexo#214)
1977
162/2 3560-005
Endangered American Wilderness Act (S. 1180 and H.R.3454) (Flexo #215)
1977
162/3 3560-005
U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyInspections(Flexo #216)
1977
162/4 3560-005
Sand Point -- U.S. National Oceanic andAtmosphericAdministration (Flexo #219)
1977
162/5 3560-005
Abortion -- Federal Funding (Flexo #221)
1977
162/6 3560-005
McKay Memorial Hospital -- Soap Lake, WA(Flexo#222)
1977
162/7 3560-005
Coal Slurry Pipeline (Flexo #223)
1977
162/8 3560-005
Liberty, WA -- Town Property Title (Flexo#224)
1977
162/9 3560-005
Fuel Rationing (Flexo #225)
1977
162/10 3560-005
National Bottle Bill (Flexo #226)
1977
162/11 3560-005
Diesel Trucks - Back Haul Bill (S. 1699)(Flexo#227)
1977
162/12 3560-005
Panama Canal Treaty (Flexo #228)
1977
162/13 3560-005
Clean Water Act -- Bentsen Amendment (Flexo#229)
1977
162/14 3560-005
Senate Elections Federal Funding (S. 926)(Flexo#230)
1977
162/15 3560-005
Coal Utilization (S. 977) (Flexo #231)
1977
162/16 3560-005
Waterway User Charges (S. 790) (Flexo#232)
1977
162/17-21 3560-005
Panama Canal (Flexo #234)
1977
162/22-23 3560-005
Utility Rate Reform (Flexo #236)
1977
162/24 3560-005
Timber Income Taxation (Flexo #237)
1977
162/25 3560-005
Fringe Benefits -- Taxability (Flexo#238)
1977
162/26 3560-005
Airline Employees' Travel Discounts --Taxability(Flexo #239)
1977
162/27 3560-005
Interest Rate Deregulation (S. 2055) (Flexo#240)
1977
162/28 3560-005
Child Pornography (Flexo #241)
1977
162/29 3560-005
Arson Control (S. 1882) (Flexo #242)
1977
162/30 3560-005
Welfare Reform (Flexo #243)
1977
162/31 3560-005
Railroad Passes -- Taxable Income (Flexo#244)
1977
162/32-34 3560-005
Panama Canal Treaty (Flexo #245)
1977
162/35 3560-005
Capital Gains Tax (Flexo #246)
1977
162/36 3560-005
Charitable Deductions and Married PersonsTaxes(Flexo #247)
1977
162/37 3560-005
National Consumer Cooperative Bank Act (S.1010)(Flexo #248)
1977
162/38 3560-005
Taxes -- Americans Abroad (Flexo #249)
1977
162/39-163/2 3560-005
Lance, Bert Resignation (Flexo #250)
1977
163/3 3560-005
Oil Imports -- U.S. Flag Vessels (Flexo#251)
1977
163/4 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #252)
1977
163/5 3560-005
Taxes -- Corporate Dividends (Flexo#253)
1977
163/6 3560-005
Federal District Judges -- Selection Panel(Flexo#254)
1977
163/7 3560-005
Concorde (Supersonic Transport) (Flexo#255)
1977
163/8 3560-005
Social Security Funding (Flexo #256)
1977
163/9 3560-005
U.S. Consumer Protection Agency (Flexo#257)
1977
163/10 3560-005
Consumer Credit Protection Act (S. 2065)(Flexo#258)
1977
163/11 3560-005
Bowhead Whale Protection (Flexo #260)
1977
163/12-13 3560-005
Middle East (Joint U.S.-Soviet Communique)(Flexo#261)
1977
163/14 3560-005
Child labor -- Berry Pickers (Flexo#262)
1977
163/15 3560-005
Minimum Wage (Flexo #263)
1977
163/16 3560-005
Minimum Wage (Flexo #264)
1977
163/17 3560-005
Minimum Wage -- Youth Differential (Flexo#265)
1977
163/18 3560-005
Minimum Wage -- Youth Differential (Flexo#266)
1977
163/19 3560-005
Abortion -- U.S. Labor and Health, EducationandWelfare Appropriations
1977
163/20 3560-005
Taxes -- Estate (Flexo #271)
1977
163/21 3560-005
Women's Rights (Flexo #272)
1977
163/22 3560-005
Taxes -- Relief for the Elderly (H. R. 8818)(Flexo#274)
1977
163/23-26 3560-005
Civil Service Retirement -- Social SecurityMerger(Flexo #275)
1977
163/27 3560-005
Oil Companies -- Horizontal Monopoly (Flexo279)
1977
163/28 3560-005
Salectic, William -- Replacement asInternationalPacific Salmon Fisheries Commissioner (Flexo #280)
1977
163/29 3560-005
Oil Transhipment -- Puget Sound (Flexo#281)
1977
163/30 3560-005
Golden Trout (CA) Wilderness (Flexo 282)
1977
163/31 3560-005
Prisoners of War (POWs) (S. 1590) (Flexo#283)
1977
163/32-38 3560-005
Labor Law Reform (Flexo #284)
1977
164/1-3 3560-005
Equal Rights Amendment Ratification (ERA)Extension(Flexo #285)
1977
164/4 3560-005
House. Internal Security Committee (H. R. 48)(Flexo#286)
1977
164/5 3560-005
U.S. Oil Dealers (Flexo #287)
1977
164/6 3560-005
Taxes -- Estate (Flexo #288)
1977
164/7 3560-005
Indian Rights (Flexo #289)
1977
164/8-10 3560-005
Oil Company Advertisement -- HMJ Mentioned(Flexo#290)
1977
164/11 3560-005
Mining (S. 1248, S. 2133, S. 2210) (Flexo#291)
1977
164/12-13 3560-005
Social Security -- Government Workers (Flexo#292)
1977
164/14-15 3560-005
Labor Law Reform (H. R. 8410) (Flexo#294)
1977
164/16 3560-005
Utility Rate Reform (Flexo #295)
1977
164/17 3560-005
Northwest Regional Power Planning Commission(S.2080) (Flexo #296)
1977
164/18 3560-005
Reclamation -- Imperial Valley (CA) (Flexo#197)
1977
164/19 3560-005
Reclamation -- General (Flexo #298)
1977
164/20 3560-005
Marine Sanitation Devices (Flexo #299)
1977
164/21 3560-005
Labor Law Reform (Flexo #300)
1977
164/22 3560-005
Utility Rates -- Elderly (Flexo #301)
1977
164/23 3560-005
Utility Rates -- Haskell-Bartlett Amendment(Flexo#302)
1977
164/24 3560-005
Gas Light Ban (Flexo #303)
1977
164/25 3560-005
200 Mile Fishing Zone (Flexo #304)
1977
164/26 3560-005
Follow-Through Head Start Programs (S. 2090)(Flexo#305)
1977
164/27 3560-005
Nutritional Counseling (S. 1116) (Flexo#306)
1977
164/28 3560-005
Oil Transhiping -- Melcher Amendment (Flexo#309)
1977
164/29 3560-005
Pacific Northwest Utilities ConferenceCommittee(PNUCC) (Flexo # 310)
1977
164/30 3560-005
B-1 Bomber (Flexo #311)
1977
164/31 3560-005
Flood Control -- High Valley Park (Flexo#312)
1977
164/32 3560-005
Federal Criminal Code (S. 1437) (Flexo#313)
1977
164/33-34 3560-005
Miscellaneous (Flexos)
1977
164/35-165/3 3560-005
Flexo Responses
1977
165/4 3560-005
Homosexual Teachers (H. R. 2998) (RedactronK-18)
1977
165/5-6 3560-005
Amnesty (Redactron K-21)
1977
165/7 3560-005
Indicted FBI Agent (Kearney, John) (RedactronK-32)
1977
165/8 3560-005
Miscellaneous (R Series) (Redactron)
1977
165/9-20 3560-005
Miscellaneous (Redactron)
1977
165/21-22 3560-005
Redactron Responses
1977
1978
1978
Box/Folder Accession
166/1-2 3560-005
General Correspondence
1978
166/3-5 3560-005
Agriculture
1978
166/6-7 3560-005
Animal Welfare
1978
166/8-9 3560-005
Appropriations
1978
166/10 3560-005
Banking
1978
166/11 3560-005
Civil Defense
1978
166/12-13 3560-005
Civil Rights
1978
166/14 3560-005
Communications
1978
166/15-16 3560-005
Consumer Protection
1978
166/17-18 3560-005
Crime
1978
166/19 3560-005
Community Services Administration
1978
Defense
1978
Box/Folder Accession
166/20-21 3560-005
General
1978
166/22 3560-005
SALT
1978
Box/Folder Accession
166/23-167/2 3560-005
Economy
1978
167/3-4 3560-005
Education
1978
167/5 3560-005
Election Reform
1978
Energy
1978
Box/Folder Accession
167/6 3560-005
Conservation and Research
1978
167/7 3560-005
Natural Gas Deregulation
1978
167/8 3560-005
Gasoline Rationing
1978
167/9 3560-005
Oil Companies
1978
167/10 3560-005
Utility Rate Reform
1978
167/11-14 3560-005
General
1978
Box/Folder Accession
167/15-16 3560-005
Environmental Quality
1978
167/17-18 3560-005
Federal Government
1978
167/19 3560-005
Finance
1978
167/20 3560-005
Fish and Fisheries
1978
167/21 3560-005
Foreign Aid
1978
Foreign Relations
1978
Box/Folder Accession
167/22-168/3 3560-005
General
1978
168/4 3560-005
U.S.-U.S.S.R.
1978
168/5-7 3560-005
Panama Canal
1978
168/8 3560-005
Human Rights
1978
Box/Folder Accession
168/9-11 3560-005
Government Employees
1978
168/12-14 3560-005
Health
1978
168/15 3560-005
Housing
1978
168/16-17 3560-005
Immigration and Naturalization
1978
168/18 3560-005
Indian Affairs
1978
168/19 3560-005
Insurance and Retirement
1978
168/20 3560-005
Internal Security
1978
169/1-3 3560-005
Labor
1978
169/4-5 3560-005
Legal
1978
169/6 3560-005
Maritime
1978
169/7-8 3560-005
National Defense
1978
169/9-11 3560-005
Military
1978
169/12-13 3560-005
Natural Resources
1978
Box/Folder Accession
169/14 3560-005
Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area
1978
169/15 3560-005
Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
1978
169/16-17 3560-005
Older Americans
1978
169/18-19 3560-005
Postal
1978
169/20 3560-005
Public Works
1978
169/21 3560-005
Salaries -- Federal
1978
169/22 3560-005
Space
1978
169/23-170/2 3560-005
Social Security
1978
Tax
1978
Box/Folder Accession
170/3-5 3560-005
General
1978
170/6-8 3560-005
Capital Gains
1978
170/9 3560-005
Territories
1978
170/10-12 3560-005
Transportation
1978
Trade
1978
Box/Folder Accession
170/13-14 3560-005
General
1978
170/15 3560-005
Metric Conversion
1978
Box/Folder Accession
170/16 3560-005
Timber
1978
170/17-18 3560-005
Welfare
1978
170/19 3560-005
United Nations
1978
170/20-21 3560-005
Veterans
1978
170/22 3560-005
Indian Claims (Flexo #7)
1978
170/23 3560-005
Equal Rights Amendment (Flexo #8)
1978
170/24 3560-005
Abortion (Flexo #9)
1978
170/25 3560-005
Busing (Flexo #10)
1978
170/26 3560-005
Occupational Safety and Health Act (Flexo#13)
1978
170/27 3560-005
Tobacco Subsidies (Flexo #15)
1978
170/28 3560-005
Foreign Policy Towards South Africa (Flexo#16)
1978
170/29-31 3560-005
Panama Canal (Flexo #17)
1978
171/1 3560-005
Indochinese Refugees (Flexo #18)
1978
171/2 3560-005
World Food Crisis (Flexo #19)
1978
171/3 3560-005
United Nations (Flexo #20)
1978
171/4 3560-005
Electoral College (Flexo #21)
1978
171/5 3560-005
Redwood National Park (Flexo #23)
1978
171/6 3560-005
World Food Reserve (Flexo #27)
1978
171/7 3560-005
Illegal Aliens (Flexo #30)
1978
171/8 3560-005
Hatch Act (Flexo #31)
1978
171/9 3560-005
Foreign Policy -- Cuba (Flexo #34)
1978
171/10-13 3560-005
Tuition Tax Credits (Flexo #35)
1978
171/14 3560-005
Energy Legislation (Flexo #36)
1978
171/15 3560-005
Abortion (Flexo #37)
1978
171/16 3560-005
Universal Voter Registration (Flexo #38)
1978
171/17 3560-005
Hatch Act (Flexo #43)
1978
171/18 3560-005
Air Bags (Flexo #44)
1978
171/19 3560-005
Middle East (Flexo #46)
1978
171/20 3560-005
Neutron Bomb (Flexo #47)
1978
171/21 3560-005
B-1 Bomber (Flexo #49)
1978
171/22 3560-005
National Women's Year Conference (Flexo#50)
1978
171/23-25 3560-005
Panama Canal (Flexo #53)
1978
171/26 3560-005
Coal Conversion (S. 977) (Flexo #55)
1978
171/27 3560-005
Waterway User Fees (Flexo #56)
1978
171/28-31 3560-005
Panama Canal (Flexo #57)
1978
171/32 3560-005
Airline Passes (Flexo #61)
1978
171/33 3560-005
Child Pornography (Flexo #62)
1978
171/34-172/2 3560-005
Panama Canal (Flexo #64)
1978
172/3-5 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #67)
1978
172/6 3560-005
Taxes -- Corporate Dividends (Flexo #68)
1978
172/7 3560-005
Concorde Supersonic Transport (Flexo#69)
1978
172/8 3560-005
Taxes -- Relief for the Elderly (Flexo#70)
1978
172/9-14 3560-005
Labor Law Reform (Flexo #72)
1978
172/15-18 3560-005
Equal Rights Amendment -- (ERA)RatificationExtension (Flexo #73)
1978
172/19 3560-005
U.S. House. Internal Security Committee (H. R.48)(Flexo #74)
1978
172/20 3560-005
Oil "Dealer Day in Court" (Flexo #75)
1978
172/21 3560-005
Bolt (George) Decision -- Indian FishingRights(Flexo #77)
1978
172/22-23 3560-005
SALT II (Flexo #78)
1978
172/24 3560-005
Northwest Regional Power Planning (S. 2080)(Flexo#80)
1978
172/25 3560-005
Neutron Bomb (Flexo #81)
1978
172/26 3560-005
Northwest Regional Power Planning Commission(Flexo#87)
1978
172/27 3560-005
B-1 Bombers (Flexo #88)
1978
173/1 3560-005
Flooding -- High Valley Park (Flexo #89)
1978
173/2 3560-005
Criminal Code Revision (Flexo #90)
1978
173/3 3560-005
Mining Law Revision (Flexo #91)
1978
173/4 3560-005
Coal Slurry Pipeline (Flexo #92)
1978
173/5-6 3560-005
Alaska National Interest Lands (Flexo#93)
1978
173/7-8 3560-005
Humphrey-Hawkins Full Employment Bill (Flexo#94)
1978
173/9-11 3560-005
Taxes -- Tuition Credits (Flexo #95)
1978
173/12 3560-005
Unionization of the Military (Flexo #96)
1978
173/13-14 3560-005
Pensions for WWI Veterans (Flexo #97)
1978
173/15 3560-005
St. Stephen's Crown (Flexo #98)
1978
173/16 3560-005
United Nations Covenants (Flexo #99)
1978
173/17 3560-005
Social Security (Flexo #100)
1978
173/18 3560-005
Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and RodenticideAct(FIFRA) Amendments (S. 1678) (Flexo #101)
1978
173/19 3560-005
Plight of the Farmer (Flexo #102)
1978
173/20-22 3560-005
National Energy Policy (Flexo #104)
1978
173/23-24 3560-005
Survivor Benefit Plan (Flexo #105)
1978
174/1 3560-005
Metric System (Flexo #106)
1978
174/2 3560-005
U.S. Veterans Administration Pensions (Flexo#109)
1978
174/3 3560-005
Oil Transshipment Facility (Flexo #110)
1978
174/4 3560-005
Taxes -- Relief for the Elderly (Flexo#111)
1978
174/5 3560-005
N-1 Rifles and Carbines (Flexo #112)
1978
174/6 3560-005
Panama Canal and Labor law (Flexo #113)
1978
174/7-9 3560-005
Natural Gas Deregulation (Flexo #114)
1978
174/10 3560-005
TV Radio Coverage of Senate Debate (S. J. R.268)(Flexo #115)
1978
174/11 3560-005
Returnable Bottles (S. 276) (Flexo #116)
1978
174/12-13 3560-005
Middle East (Flexo #117)
1978
174/14 3560-005
Reclamation Law Revision (Flexo #118)
1978
174/15 3560-005
B-1 Bomber (Flexo #119)
1978
174/16 3560-005
Infant Formula (Flexo #120)
1978
174/17-18 3560-005
Seattle School Desegretation (Flexo#122)
1978
174/19 3560-005
Boldt (George) Decision -- Indian FishingRights(Flexo #123)
1978
174/20 3560-005
Electronic Fund Transfer (Flexo #126)
1978
174/21 3560-005
Displaced Homemakers Act (Flexo #127)
1978
174/22 3560-005
Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) Funds(Flexo#128)
1978
174/23 3560-005
Follow Through (Flexo #131)
1978
174/24 3560-005
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration(Flexo#132)
1978
174/25 3560-005
Nutrition Programs Senior Citizens (Flexo#133)
1978
174/26 3560-005
Conservative Index (Flexo #134)
1978
174/27 3560-005
Nuclear Energy (Flexo #135)
1978
174/28 3560-005
Vocational Education (Flexo #136)
1978
174/29 3560-005
School Lunch Program (Flexo #137)
1978
174/30 3560-005
Taxes -- Credit Unions (Flexo #138)
1978
174/31 3560-005
Foster Grandparents Program (Flexo #139)
1978
174/32 3560-005
Cougar Lakes Wilderness Area (WA) (Flexo#140)
1978
174/33-35 3560-005
Middle East Arms Sales (Flexo #141)
1978
175/1 3560-005
Civil Defense Programs (Flexo #142)
1978
175/2 3560-005
Alaska Lands (S. 1787) (Flexo #143)
1978
175/3 3560-005
Taxes -- Entertainment Expenses Deduction(Flexo#144)
1978
175/4 3560-005
Retiree Benefits (Flexo #146)
1978
175/5 3560-005
Technical Corrections Act (Flexo #147)
1978
175/6 3560-005
Harp Seal Slaughter (Flexo #148)
1978
175/7 3560-005
World Peace Tax Fund (Flexo #149)
1978
175/8 3560-005
Steelhead Fishing (#150)
1978
175/9 3560-005
Turkish Arms Embargo (Flexo #152)
1978
175/10 3560-005
Naval Reserve (Flexo #153)
1978
175/11 3560-005
National Defense (Flexo #154)
1978
175/12-13 3560-005
Normalization of Relations with China (Flexo#155)
1978
175/14 3560-005
Short Defense (Flexo #156)
1978
175/15 3560-005
Panama Canal (H. C. R. 347) (Flexo #157)
1978
175/16 3560-005
Abortion (Flexo #158)
1978
175/17-19 3560-005
Reclamation Law Revision (Flexo #159)
1978
175/20 3560-005
Consumer Homemaking Education (Flexo#160)
1978
175/21 3560-005
Marijuana Contamination (Flexo #161)
1978
175/22 3560-005
Airline Deregulation (Flexo #162)
1978
175/23 3560-005
1979 Veterans Administration Budget (Flexo#163)
1978
175/24 3560-005
Human Services Center (Flexo #164)
1978
175/25 3560-005
Transfer Amendment (Flexo #165)
1978
175/26 3560-005
Wild Horses (Flexo #166)
1978
175/27 3560-005
Federal National Mortgage Association (Flexo#167)
1978
175/28 3560-005
Property Rights/Free Speech (Flexo #168)
1978
175/29 3560-005
Defense Posture (Flexo #169)
1978
175/30 3560-005
Abourezk Amendment to S. 2152 (Flexo#170)
1978
175/31 3560-005
Federal Firefighters (Flexo #171)
1978
175/32-33 3560-005
Inflation (Flexo #172)
1978
175/34 3560-005
Urban Development Acton Grant (UDAG) Program(Flexo#173)
1978
175/35 3560-005
Hunting in Alaska (Flexo #174)
1978
175/36 3560-005
Cambodia (Flexo #175)
1978
175/37 3560-005
Emergency Scool Aid Act (ESAA) Funds forTacoma(Flexo #176)
1978
175/38 3560-005
Chattahoochee River National Recreational Area (H.R.8336) (Flexo #177)
1978
175/39 3560-005
Postal Rate Increase (Flexo #178)
1978
175/40 3560-005
Taxes -- Reform (Flexo #179)
1978
175/41 3560-005
Processed Potato Tariff (Flexo #180)
1978
176/1-3 3560-005
Lobby Disclosure (Flexo #181)
1978
176/4 3560-005
Lewis County Nuclear Power Plants (Flexo#182)
1978
176/5 3560-005
Endangered Species Act (Flexo #184)
1978
176/6 3560-005
Religious Persecution --- U.S.S.R. (Flexo#185)
1978
176/7 3560-005
Trident Program (Flexo #186)
1978
176/8-9 3560-005
Economic Leverage -- U.S.S.R. (Flexo#187)
1978
176/10 3560-005
Boundary Waters Canoe Area (MN) (Flexo#188)
1978
176/11 3560-005
Alaska D-2 Lands (Flexo #189)
1978
176/12 3560-005
Elephant Protection Act (Flexo #190)
1978
176/13 3560-005
Olympic National Park (Flexo #191)
1978
176/14 3560-005
Omnibus Parks Bill (Flexo #192)
1978
176/15 3560-005
Federal Spending (Flexo #193)
1978
176/16 3560-005
Federal Wage Increase (Flexo #194)
1978
176/17-20 3560-005
Postal Bill/Parcel Post Amendment (Flexo#195)
1978
176/21 3560-005
Indictment of Scientology Members (Flexo#196)
1978
176/22-23 3560-005
RARE II (Flexo #198)
1978
176/24 3560-005
Military Authorization Veto (H. R. 10929)(Flexo#199)
1978
176/25 3560-005
Pay Cap -- Federal Employees (Flexo#200)
1978
176/26 3560-005
Indiana Dunes (Flexo #201)
1978
176/27-28 3560-005
Postal Legislation (Flexo #203)
1978
176/29 3560-005
Northwest Power Planning Commission (Flexo#204)
1978
177/1 3560-005
Labor Law Reform (Flexo #205)
1978
177/2-3 3560-005
Taxes -- Jobs Credits (Flexo #206)
1978
177/4 3560-005
Conscience Cause -- Labor Reform (Flexo#207)
1978
177/5 3560-005
Capital Gains (Flexo #208)
1978
177/6 3560-005
Life Care Facilities (H. R. 13732) (Flexo#209)
1978
177/7 3560-005
Taxes (H. R. 13511) (Flexo #210)
1978
177/8 3560-005
Capital Gains (Flexo #211)
1978
177/9-11 3560-005
Taxes -- Religious Schools (Flexo #213)
1978
177/12 3560-005
National Health Insurance (Flexo #214)
1978
177/13 3560-005
Capitol Art Book (Flexo #215)
1978
177/14 3560-005
Rhodesia (Flexo #216)
1978
177/15-16 3560-005
Taxes -- Private Schools (Flexo #217)
1978
177/17 3560-005
Alaska Lands -- Federal Ownership (Flexo#218)
1978
177/18 3560-005
Spending Limitation (Flexo #219)
1978
177/19 3560-005
Taxation of Private Schools (Flexo #220)
1978
77/20 3560-005
Jonestown Expenses (Flexo #221)
1978
177/21 3560-005
Nicaragua (Flexo #222)
1978
177/22 3560-005
Taxes (Flexo #223)
1978
177/23 3560-005
Gasoline Pricing Decontrol (Flexo #224)
1978
177/24 3560-005
National Labor Relations Board -- Retirees'Benefits(Flexo unnumbered)
1978
177/25-27 3560-005
Flexo Masters
1978
177/28 3560-005
Health Care Retirement (Redactron ASeries)
1978
177/29 3560-005
Postal Legislation (Redactron B Series)
1978
177/30-178/3 3560-005
Postal Legislation (Redactron D Series)
1978
178/4 3560-005
Miscellaneous (Redactron K Series)
1978
178/5-6 3560-005
Tax Reform (Redactron L-69)
1978
178/7 3560-005
Miscellaneous (Redactron L Series)
1978
178/8-9 3560-005
Panama Canal (Redactron N-19)
1978
178/10 3560-005
Rhodesia (Redactron N-23)
1978
178/11 3560-005
International Food Reserve (RedactronN-29)
1978
178/12-13 3560-005
Panama Canal (Redactron N-52)
1978
178/14 3560-005
Miscellaneous (Redactron N Series)
1978
178/15 3560-005
Boldt (George) -- Indian Fishing RightsDecision(Redactron R-37 through R-47)
1978
178/16-17 3560-005
RARE II (Redactron R-48-R-55)
1978
178/18-19 3560-005
Miscellaneous (Redactron R Series)
1978
178/20-21 3560-005
Redactron Masters
1978
1979
1979
Box/Folder Accession
178/22-25 3560-005
General
1979
179/1-3 3560-005
Agriculture
1979
179/4-5 3560-005
Animal Welfare
1979
Appropriations
1979
Box/Folder Accession
179/6-7 3560-005
General
1979
179/8 3560-005
Pacific Northwest Performing Arts
1979
Box/Folder Accession
179/9 3560-005
Assassinations
1979
179/10 3560-005
Banking
1979
179/11 3560-005
Beverages
1979
179/12 3560-005
Civil Defense
1979
179/13 3560-005
Civil Rights
1979
179/14-15 3560-005
Communications
1979
179/16 3560-005
Consumer
1979
179/17-18 3560-005
Crime
1979
Defense
1979
Box/Folder Accession
179/19-20 3560-005
General
1979
179/21-22 3560-005
SALT II
1979
Box/Folder Accession
179/23-24 3560-005
Economy
1979
179/25-26 3560-005
Education
1979
180/1-3 3560-005
Election Reform
1979
Energy
1979
Box/Folder Accession
180/4-5 3560-005
General
1979
180/6-7 3560-005
Conservation and Research
1979
180/8-9 3560-005
Oil Decontrol
1979
180/10 3560-005
Gasoline Rationing
1979
180/11 3560-005
Anderson, Arvid
1979
180/12-14 3560-005
Oil Companies
1979
180/15-16 3560-005
Ideas and Inventions
1979
180/17-19 3560-005
Nuclear Power
1979
180/20-21 3560-005
Oil Imports (incl. Three Mile Island)
1979
181/1 3560-005
Synthetic Fuels
1979
Box/Folder Accession
181/2-3 3560-005
Environmental Quality
1979
181/4 3560-005
Federal Trade Commission (U.S. FederalTradeCommission)
1979
181/5-6 3560-005
Federal Government
1979
181/7-8 3560-005
Finance
1979
181/9-10 3560-005
Fish and Fisheries
1979
181/11-13 3560-005
Foreign Aid
1979
Foreign Relations
1979
Box/Folder Accession
181/14-15 3560-005
General
1979
181/16 3560-005
Amnesty International
1979
181/17 3560-005
Makiyeue, Valerie
1979
181/18-19 3560-005
Persecuted Christians
1979
181/20 3560-005
Pentacostals in Embassy
1979
181/21-23 3560-005
U.S.-U.S.S.R.
1979
182/1 3560-005
U.S.-China
1979
182/2 3560-005
Human Rights
1979
Government Employees
1979
Box/Folder Accession
182/3-4 3560-005
General
1979
Box/Folder Accession
182/5 3560-005
Cost of Living Adjustment
1979
Health
1979
Box/Folder Accession
182/6-7 3560-005
General
1979
182/8 3560-005
Catastrophic Care
1979
Box/Folder Accession
182/9 3560-005
Housing
1979
182/10-11 3560-005
Indian Affairs
1979
182/12 3560-005
Insurance and Retirement
1979
182/13 3560-005
Intelligence
1979
182/14 3560-005
Internal Security
1979
182/15-16 3560-005
Immigration and Naturalization
1979
Labor
1979
Box/Folder Accession
182/17-19 3560-005
General
1979
182/20 3560-005
Employment Retirement Income Security Act
1979
182/21 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
1979
182/22 3560-005
U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration
1979
182/23 3560-005
Davis-Bacon Act
1979
182/24 3560-005
Wien Airline Strike
1979
182/25 3560-005
Summer Program for Economically Disadvantaged Youths (SPEDY)
1979
182/26 3560-005
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
1979
182/27-183/1 3560-005
Legal
1979
Box/Folder Accession
183/2 3560-005
Maritime
1979
183/3-4 3560-005
Military
1979
183/5-7 3560-005
Natural Resources
1979
183/8-10 3560-005
Older Americans
1979
183/11 3560-005
Postal
1979
183/12 3560-005
Public Works
1979
183/13 3560-005
Railroad Retirement
1979
183/14 3560-005
Regulatory Agencies
1979
183/15 3560-005
Salaries -- Federal Employees
1979
183/16-17 3560-005
Selective Service
1979
183/18 3560-005
Senate Rules
1979
Social Security
1979
Box/Folder Accession
183/19-21 3560-005
General
1979
183/22 3560-005
Merger with Civil Service
1979
183/23 3560-005
Dalton, Howard
1979
Box/Folder Accession
183/24 3560-005
Space
1979
183/25-26 3560-005
Tax
1979
184/1 3560-005
Territories
1979
184/2-4 3560-005
Trade
1979
184/5-7 3560-005
Transportation
1979
184/8 3560-005
United Nations
1979
184/9-10 3560-005
Veterans
1979
184/11 3560-005
Welfare
1979
184/12-15 3560-005
Women's Issues
1979
184/16 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1979
184/17 3560-005
Abortion (Flexo #2)
1979
184/18 3560-005
Smoking, Tobacco Subsidies (Flexo #3)
1979
184/19 3560-005
Nutrition Programs -- Senior Citizens (Flexo#5)
1979
184/20 3560-005
National Health Insurance (Flexo #6)
1979
184/21 3560-005
Indian Claims (Flexo #7)
1979
184/22 3560-005
Inflation (Flexo #8)
1979
184/23 3560-005
Spending Limitation (Flexo #9)
1979
184/24 3560-005
Immigration Policy (Flexo #11)
1979
184/25 3560-005
Marijuana -- Legalization (Flexo #12)
1979
184/26 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #13)
1979
184/27 3560-005
World Food Crisis (Flexo #15)
1979
164/28 3560-005
United Nations (Flexo #16)
1979
184/29 3560-005
Illegal Aliens (Flexo #17)
1979
184/30 3560-005
Rhodesia (Flexo #18)
1979
184/31 3560-005
Jonestown Expenses (Flexo #19)
1979
184/32 3560-005
Nicaragua (Flexo #20)
1979
184/33 3560-005
Alaska Lands (Flexo #21)
1979
184/34 3560-005
Asian Refugees (Flexo #22)
1979
184/35 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #23)
1979
184/36 3560-005
Taxes -- Private Schools (Flexo #25)
1979
184/37 3560-005
Soft Drink Franchises (Flexo #26)
1979
184/38 3560-005
Trucking Deregulation (Flexo #28)
1979
184/39 3560-005
Busing (Flexo #29)
1979
184/40 3560-005
SALT (Flexo #30)
1979
184/41 3560-005
World Peace Tax Fund (Flexo #31)
1979
184/42 3560-005
Gas Pricing and Decontrol (Flexo #32)
1979
184/43 3560-005
Federal Employees Pay Cap (Flexo #33)
1979
184/44 3560-005
Iranian Students (Flexo #37)
1979
184/45 3560-005
Mainland China (Flexo #38)
1979
184/46 3560-005
United Nations Covenants (Flexo #39)
1979
184/47 3560-005
Social Security Civil Service Merger (Flexo#40)
1979
184/48 3560-005
Alaska Lands (Flexo #41)
1979
185/1 3560-005
Senior Citizens -- Title VII (Flexo #42)
1979
185/2 3560-005
Social Security Cuts (Flexo #43)
1979
185/3 3560-005
Gasohol (Flexo #44)
1979
185/4 3560-005
Wild Horses (Flexo #45)
1979
185/5 3560-005
Helms Amendment (Flexo #47)
1979
185/6 3560-005
Energy Conservation (Flexo #48)
1979
185/7 3560-005
Middle East (Flexo #50)
1979
185/8 3560-005
National Defense (Flexo #51)
1979
185/9 3560-005
Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) (Flexo#52)
1979
185/10 3560-005
Panama Canal (Flexo #53)
1979
185/11 3560-005
Energy (Flexo #54)
1979
185/12 3560-005
Cost of Living Adjustment (Flexo #55)
1979
185/13 3560-005
Abortion (Flexo #56)
1979
185/14 3560-005
Defense Spending (Flexo #57)
1979
185/15 3560-005
Amtrak (U.S. National Passenger RailwayCorporation)(Flexo #58)
1979
185/16 3560-005
55 MPH Speed Limit (Flexo #59)
1979
185/17 3560-005
Nuclear Energy (Flexo #61)
1979
185/18 3560-005
Farm Act (Flexo #62)
1979
185/19 3560-005
RARE II (Flexo #63)
1979
185/20 3560-005
Senate Debate Rules (S. R. 9) (Flexo#64)
1979
185/21 3560-005
Life Care Facilities (Flexo #65)
1979
185/22 3560-005
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (Flexo#67)
1979
185/23 3560-005
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (Flexo#68)
1979
185/24 3560-005
Social Security Civil Service Merger andFederalEmployees Pay Cap (Flexo #70)
1979
185/25 3560-005
Cougar Lakes Wilderness Area (WA) (Flexo#72)
1979
185/26 3560-005
Draft (Selective Service) (Flexo #74)
1979
185/27 3560-005
Campaign Financing (Flexo #75)
1979
185/28 3560-005
U.S. Natural Resources Department (Flexo#76)
1979
185/29 3560-005
Money Market Securities (S. R. 59) (Flexo#78)
1979
185/30 3560-005
Weather Station Closure (Flexo #79)
1979
185/31 3560-005
Trucking Procedural Dispute (Flexo #81)
1979
185/32 3560-005
Energy Shortage (Flexo #82)
1979
185/33 3560-005
Hart Senate Office Building
1979
185/34 3560-005
Head Start (Flexo #85)
1979
185/35 3560-005
Day Care (S. 4) (Flexo #86)
1979
185/36 3560-005
Genocide Convention (Flexo #87)
1979
185/37 3560-005
Energy Crisis (Flexo #88)
1979
185/38 3560-005
Gasoline Rationing (Flexo #89)
1979
185/39 3560-005
Postal Arbitration Bill (Flexo #90)
1979
185/40 3560-005
Chiropractic-Medicare Coverage (Flexo#91)
1979
185/41 3560-005
Carry Over Basis (Flexo #92)
1979
185/42 3560-005
Banking-Public Bonding for Housing (Flexo#94)
1979
185/43 3560-005
Boldt (George) Decision -- Indian FishingRights(Flexo #95)
1979
185/44 3560-005
All-American Pipeline (Flexo #96)
1979
185/45 3560-005
Banking -- Public Bonding for Housing (Flexo#97)
1979
185/46 3560-005
Paraplegia Care (Flexo #98)
1979
185/47 3560-005
Oil to Japan (Flexo #99)
1979
185/48 3560-005
Congressional Tax Deduction (Flexo #101)
1979
185/49 3560-005
Hospital (Flexo #103)
1979
185/50 3560-005
RARE II/Boulder River (Flexo #104)
1979
185/51 3560-005
Former Presidents Act (Flexo #105)
1979
185/52 3560-005
Busing/Energy Conservation (Flexo #106)
1979
185/53 3560-005
Taxes -- Savings Interest Deduction (Flexo#108)
1979
185/54 3560-005
Transfer Amendment (Flexo #109)
1979
185/55 3560-005
Nutrition and Hospital Costs -- SeniorCitizens(Flexo #110)
1979
185/56 3560-005
Alternative Energy Sources (Flexo #111)
1979
185/57 3560-005
Gasohol/Alcohol Fuels (Flexo #121)
1979
185/58 3560-005
Hatch Act Reform (Flexo #113)
1979
185/59 3560-005
Child Care (Flexo #114)
1979
185/60 3560-005
School Prayer (Flexo #115)
1979
185/61 3560-005
Federal Election Committee. (Flexo #116)
1979
185/62 3560-005
Federal Employee Cost of Living Adjustment(Flexo#117)
1979
185/63 3560-005
Davis/Bacon Act (Flexo #118)
1979
185/64 3560-005
Saccharin (Flexo #119)
1979
185/65 3560-005
Title IX/Intercollegiate Sports
1979
185/66 3560-005
Capital Punishment (Flexo #121)
1979
185/67 3560-005
Oil-Fired Turbine Generators
1979
185/68 3560-005
Catastrophic Health Insurance (Flexo#123)
1979
185/69 3560-005
Food Stamps (Flexo #124)
1979
185/70 3560-005
Cancer Research (Flexo #125)
1979
185/71 3560-005
Panama Canal (Flexo #126)
1979
185/72 3560-005
Nuclear Waste (Flexo #127)
1979
185/73 3560-005
Television Programs Quality (Flexo #128)
1979
185/74 3560-005
Education Department (Flexo #129)
1979
185/75 3560-005
Veterans Health Care (Flexo #130)
1979
185/76 3560-005
Federal Procurement Reform (Flexo #131)
1979
185/77 3560-005
Wheat for Oil (Flexo #132)
1979
185/78 3560-005
Postal Reform (H. R. 79) (Flexo #134)
1979
185/79 3560-005
Milwaukee Railroad (Flexo #135)
1979
185/80 3560-005
North Shore Lake Quinault (Flexo #136)
1979
186/1 3560-005
Youth for Understanding (Flexo #137)
1979
186/2 3560-005
Share Drafts (Flexo #138)
1979
186/3 3560-005
Public Health Service Hospitals (Flexo#139)
1979
186/4 3560-005
Land Acquisition Policy (Flexo #141)
1979
186/5 3560-005
Energy Conservation (S. 1020) (Flexo#142)
1979
186/6 3560-005
Oil Recovery Process (Flexo #143)
1979
186/7 3560-005
SALT (Flexo #144)
1979
186/8 3560-005
SALT (Flexo #145)
1979
186/9 3560-005
Federal Reserve Act (Flexo #147)
1979
186/10 3560-005
Sale of Channel 13 (Flexo #149)
1979
186/11 3560-005
Congressional Gasoline (Flexo #150)
1979
186/12 3560-005
Regulation Q (Interest Rates) (Flexo#151)
1979
186/13 3560-005
Sunset Bill (Flexo #152)
1979
186/14 3560-005
Dividend Reinvestment (Flexo #153)
1979
186/15 3560-005
Various Issues (National Opinion Poll) (Flexo#154)
1979
186/16 3560-005
Gasoline Shortage (Flexo #155)
1979
186/17 3560-005
Aid to OPEC (Organization of PetroleumExportingCountries) (Flexo (#156)
1979
186/18 3560-005
Stewart, Bill -- Newsman Shot in Nicaragua(Flexo#157)
1979
186/19 3560-005
U.S. Federal Drug Administration --VitaminRegulations (Flexo #158)
1979
186/20 3560-005
Taxes -- Charitable Contributions Deduction(Flexo#159)
1979
186/21 3560-005
Nuclear Energy (Flexo #160)
1979
186/22 3560-005
Workmen's Compensation (Flexo #161)
1979
186/23 3560-005
Lake Quinault (WA) (Flexo #162)
1979
186/24 3560-005
Multilateral Trade Negotiations (Flexo#163)
1979
186/25 3560-005
Export of Hides (Flexo #164)
1979
186/26 3560-005
Northwest Airlines Labor Dispute (Flexo#165)
1979
186/27 3560-005
Energy Resources Development (Flexo#166)
1979
186/28 3560-005
Money Supply and Inflation (Flexo #167)
1979
186/29 3560-005
Yarrow Bay Development (Flexo #168)
1979
186/30 3560-005
Legislative Veto (Flexo #169)
1979
186/31 3560-005
Pritchard/Lowry Bill (Flexo #170)
1979
186/32 3560-005
Cost of Living Adjustment and CivilService/SocialSecurity Merger (Flexo #171)
1979
186/33 3560-005
Skylab (Flexo #172)
1979
186/34 3560-005
Response to Carter's Energy Speech (Flexo#174)
1979
186/35 3560-005
U.S. Federal Trade Commission -- Amendment 304(S.1020) (Flexo #175)
1979
186/36 3560-005
Inflation (Flexo #176)
1979
186/37 3560-005
Pan Am/National Merger (Flexo #178)
1979
186/38 3560-005
U.S. Federal Housing Authority Limits (Flexo#179)
1979
186/39 3560-005
Independent Truckers (Flexo #180)
1979
186/40 3560-005
Truckers' Strike/Fruit Industry (Flexo#181)
1979
186/41 3560-005
Windfall Taxes and Crude Oil Price Control(Flexo#182)
1979
186/42 3560-005
Oil to Gas for Heating (Flexo #184)
1979
186/43 3560-005
Employment Retirement Income Security Act -ChurchPlans (Flexo #185)
1979
186/44 3560-005
Alaska Lands (Flexo #186)
1979
186/45 3560-005
Interest Rate Ceiling (Flexo #188)
1979
186/46 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps Funding (Flexo#189)
1979
186/47 3560-005
Ocean Trollers (Flexo #191)
1979
186/48 3560-005
Oil Price Decontrol (Flexo #193)
1979
186/49 3560-005
Capital Cost Recovery Act (Flexo #194)
1979
186/50 3560-005
Taxes -- Overseas Religious Workers Exclusion(Flexo#195)
1979
186/51 3560-005
Chrysler Bailout (Flexo #196)
1979
186/52 3560-005
Youth Conservation Corps Funding(Flexo,#197)
1979
186/53 3560-005
Fluoridation (Flexo #199)
1979
186/54 3560-005
Oil Sales to Iran (Flexo #200)
1979
186/55 3560-005
Northern Tier Pipeline (Flexo #201)
1979
186/56 3560-005
Kennedy Gun Control Bill (Flexo #202)
1979
186/57 3560-005
Obey-Railsback Bill (H. R. 4970) (Flexo#203)
1979
186/58 3560-005
"Fortress Cuba" (Flexo #204)
1979
186/59 3560-005
Respiratory Therapy -- Medicare Coverage(Flexo#205)
1979
186/60 3560-005
Crop Insurance (Flexo #206)
1979
186/61 3560-005
Building Temperature Restrictions (Flexo#207)
1979
186/62 3560-005
Energy Shortage and Oil Companies (Flexo#209)
1979
186/63 3560-005
Taxes -- Private Schools (Flexo #210)
1979
186/64 3560-005
Union Dues and Religious Freedom (Flexo211)
1979
186/65 3560-005
Oil Company Takeovers (S. 1246) (Flexo212)
1979
186/66 3560-005
Share Draft Accounts (Flexo #213)
1979
186/67 3560-005
Synthetic Fuels/Energy Mobilization Board(Flexo#214)
1979
186/68 3560-005
Pensions -- WWI Veterans (Flexo #215)
1979
186/69 3560-005
SALT and Cuba (Flexo #216)
1979
186/70 3560-005
Indiana Dunes (Flexo #217)
1979
186/71 3560-005
Noney Market Certificates (Flexo #218)
1979
186/72 3560-005
Hearing on Religious Cults (Flexo #219)
1979
186/73 3560-005
Employment Retirement Income Security ActAmendmentsof 1979 (Flexo #220)
1979
186/74 3560-005
Taxation of Fringe Benefits (Flexo #221)
1979
186/75 3560-005
Trademark Act (Flexo #222)
1979
186/76 3560-005
Gas Pricing Decontrol (Flexo #224)
1979
186/77 3560-005
Safer Off System Road Program (Flexo#226)
1979
186/78 3560-005
Federal Employees Pay Raise (Flexo #228)
1979
186/79 3560-005
Rent Increases (Flexo #229)
1979
186/80 3560-005
House of Bab (Baha'i holy place -- Iran)(Flexo#231)
1979
186/81 3560-005
Alaska Lands (Flexo #232)
1979
186/82 3560-005
Capital Cost Recover Act (Flexo #233)
1979
186/83 3560-005
Cambodia (Flexo #234)
1979
186/84 3560-005
Energy Audit Program (Flexo #236)
1979
186/85 3560-005
Age 60 Rule for Pilots (Flexo #237)
1979
186/86 3560-005
Congressional Veto Bill (S. 410) (Flexo#238)
1979
186/87 3560-005
Motorcycle Noise-Emission Regulations (Flexo#239)
1979
187/1 3560-005
Iran (Flexo #240)
1979
187/2 3560-005
School Lunch Program (Flexo #241)
1979
187/3 3560-005
Taxes -- Social Security Benefits (Flexo#242)
1979
187/4 3560-005
Shah of Iran (Flexo #243)
1979
187/5 3560-005
U.S. Internal Revenue Service Act (Flexo#244)
1979
187/6 3560-005
Mortgage Market Legislation (Flexo #245)
1979
187/7-10 3560-005
Flexo Plasters
1979
187/11 3560-005
Medical (Redactron A Series)
1979
187/12 3560-005
Social Security and Prisoners (Redactron BSeries)
1979
187/13 3560-005
Refugees (Redactron N8)
1979
187/14 3560-005
Refugees (Redactron N10)
1979
187/15 3560-005
China (Redactron N18)
1979
187/16 3560-005
SALT (Redactron N22)
1979
187/17 3560-005
Amtrak (U.S. National Railroad PassengerCorporation)(Redactron N26)
1979
187/18 3560-005
Rhodesia (Redactron N28)
1979
187/19 3560-005
Farm Problem (Redactron N30)
1979
187/20-21 3560-005
Iran (Redactron N32)
1979
187/22 3560-005
Alien Ownership of Land (Redactron N34)
1979
187/23 3560-005
Panama Canal (Redactron N36)
1979
187/24 3560-005
Food Stamp Program (Redactron N38)
1979
187/25 3560-005
Miscellaneous (Redactron N Series)
1979
187/26 3560-005
Redactron Masters
1979
1980
1980
Box/Folder Accession
187/27-29 3560-005
General
1980
187/30-31 3560-005
Agriculture
1980
187/32 3560-005
Animal Welfare
1980
187/33 3560-005
Appropriations
1980
187/34-188/2 3560-005
Banking and Finance
1980
188/3 3560-005
Civil Rights
1980
188/4 3560-005
Communications
1980
188/5 3560-005
Congress
1980
188/6 3560-005
Consumer Protection
1980
188/7-8 3560-005
Crime
1980
188/9 3560-005
Cultural
1980
188/10 3560-005
Defense -- SALT II
1980
188/11-13 3560-005
Economy
1980
188/14-15 3560-005
Education
1980
Energy
1980
Box/Folder Accession
188/18-20 3560-005
Conservation and Research
1980
188/21-22 3560-005
Gasoline Rationing
1980
188/23 3560-005
Gasohol
1980
188/24-25 3560-005
Ideas and Inventions
1980
188/26-27 3560-005
Nuclear
1980
189/1 3560-005
Oil Imports
1980
189/2-3 3560-005
Synfuels
1980
Box/Folder Accession
189/4-5 3560-005
Environment
1980
Federal Government
1980
Box/Folder Accession
189/6-7 3560-005
General
1980
189/8-9 3560-005
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1980
189/10 3560-005
Election Reform
1980
Box/Folder Accession
189/11 3560-005
Finance
1980
189/12 3560-005
Fisheries
1980
Foreign Relations
1980
Box/Folder Accession
189/13-15 3560-005
General
1980
189/16 3560-005
Socialist International
1980
189/17 3560-005
U.S.-U.S.S.R.
1980
Persecuted Christians
1980
Box/Folder Accession
189/18 3560-005
General
189/19 3560-005
Makiyeva, Valeria
189/20 3560-005
U.S.S.R.
189/21 3560-005
Pentacostals in Embassy
189/22 3560-005
Romania
Box/Folder Accession
189/23 3560-005
Captive Nations
1980
189/24 3560-005
China
1980
189/25 3560-005
Taiwan
1980
189/26 3560-005
Wallenberg, Raoul
1980
189/27 3560-005
Foreign Aid
1980
189/28 3560-005
Moscow Olympics
1980
189/29 3560-005
Human Rights
1980
Box/Folder Accession
189/30-32 3560-005
Federal Employees
1980
190/1-2 3560-005
Health
1980
190/3-4 3560-005
Housing
1980
190/5-7 3560-005
Immigration
1980
190/8-9 3560-005
Indian Affairs
1980
190/10-11 3560-005
Labor
1980
190/12-14 3560-005
Legal
1980
190/15-17 3560-005
Military
1980
190/18 3560-005
National Defense
1980
National Security
1980
Box/Folder Accession
190/19-191/1 3560-005
General
1980
191/2 3560-005
Alien Citizenship
1980
191/3 3560-005
Intelligence
1980
Box/Folder Accession
191/4-6 3560-005
Natural Resources
1980
191/7-8 3560-005
Older Americans
1980
191/9 3560-005
Pensions and Annuities
1980
191/10-11 3560-005
Postal
1980
191/12 3560-005
Public Works
1980
191/13-15 3560-005
Social Security
1980
191/16-18 3560-005
Tax
1980
Trade
1980
Box/Folder Accession
191/19-20 3560-005
General
1980
191/21 3560-005
HMJ Emigration Amendment
1980
191/22 3560-005
Emigres
1980
192/1 3560-005
Technology Transfer
1980
Box/Folder Accession
192/2-3 3560-005
Transportation
1980
192/4-5 3560-005
Veterans
1980
192/6 3560-005
Welfare
1980
192/7-8 3560-005
Women's Issues
1980
192/9 3560-005
Boldt (George) Decision -- Indian FishingRights(Flexo #3A)
1980
192/10 3560-005
Equal Rights Amendment (Flexo #4A)
1980
192/11 3560-005
National Health Insurance (Flexo #6A)
1980
192/12 3560-005
Inflation (Flexo #8A)
1980
192/13 3560-005
Lusing (Flexo #11A)
1980
192/14 3560-005
Legalization of Marijuana (Flexo #12A)
1980
192/15 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #13A)
1980
192/16 3560-005
Taxes Savings Interest Deduction (Flexo#14A)
1980
192/17 3560-005
World Hunger (Flexo #15A)
1980
192/18 3560-005
Capital Punishment (Flexo #17A)
1980
192/19 3560-005
Share Draft Accounts (Flexo #18A)
1980
192/20 3560-005
Land Acquisition Policy (Flexo #19A)
1980
192/21 3560-005
Privately Held Gold (Flexo #21A)
1980
192/22 3560-005
Sunset Bill (Flexo #22A)
1980
192/23 3560-005
Asian Refugees (Flexo #22A)
1980
192/24 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #23A)
1980
192/25 3560-005
Dividend Reinvestment Plans (Flexo #27A)
1980
192/26 3560-005
U.S. Federal Drug Administration -VitaminRegulations (Flexo #28A)
1980
192/27 3560-005
Taxes -- Charitable Contributions Deduction(Flexo#29A)
1980
192/28 3560-005
Pritchard-Lowry Bill (Flexo #30A)
1980
192/29 3560-005
World Peace Tax Fund (Flexo #31A)
1980
192/30 3560-005
Inflation (Flexo #32A)
1980
192/31 3560-005
Taxes -- Windfall Profits (Flexo #33A)
1980
192/32 3560-005
Employment Retirement Income Security ActChurch(Frank) Plans (Flexo #34A)
1980
192/33 3560-005
Capital Cost Recovery Act (Flexo #35A)
1980
192/34 3560-005
Chrysler Bailout (Flexo #37A)
1980
192/35 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps (Flexo#38A)
1980
192/36 3560-005
Hydrogen Fuel (Flexo #39A)
1980
192/37 3560-005
Social Security/Civil Service Merger (Flexo#40A)
1980
192/38 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #42A)
1980
192/39 3560-005
General Acknowledgement (Flexo #43A)
1980
192/40 3560-005
Union Dues and Religious Freedom (Flexo#46A)
1980
192/41 3560-005
Energy Conservation Inventions (Flexo#48A)
1980
192/42 3560-005
Pensions -- Veterans (Flexo #49A)
1980
192/43 3560-005
Indiana Dunes (Flexo #50A)
1980
192/44 3560-005
Employment Retirement Income Security ActAmendmentsof 1979 (Flexo #51A)
1980
192/45 3560-005
Taxes -- Fringe Benefits (Flexo #52A)
1980
192/46 3560-005
Energy (Flexo #54A)
1980
192/47 3560-005
Abortion (Flexo #56A)
1980
192/48 3560-005
Rent Increases (Flexo #57A)
1980
192/49 3560-005
Housing Crunch (Flexo #58A)
1980
192/50 3560-005
Taxes -- Social Security (Flexo #62A)
1980
192/51 3560-005
RARE II (Flexo #63A)
1980
192/52 3560-005
Taxes -- Incentives for Savers (Flexo#65A)
1980
192/53 3560-005
Foley's Folly (Foley, Thomas) (H. R. 6070)(Flexo#66A)
1980
192/54 3560-005
Family Protection Bill (S. 1808) (Flexo#67A)
1980
192/55 3560-005
Inflation (Flexo #68A)
1980
192/56 3560-005
Steelhead (Flexo #71A)
1980
192/57 3560-005
Cougar Lakes Wilderness Area (WA) (Flexo#72A)
1980
192/58 3560-005
World Hunger (Flexo #73A)
1980
192/59 3560-005
Trucking Deregulation (Flexo #74A)
1980
192/60 3560-005
Hatch Act Reform (Flexo #76A)
1980
192/61 3560-005
U.S. Federal Trade Commission (Flexo#78A)
1980
193/1 3560-005
Obey-Railsback Measure (Flexo #79A)
1980
193/2 3560-005
Cambodia (Flexo #80A)
1980
193/3 3560-005
Iran (Flexo #81A)
1980
193/4 3560-005
Iran (Flexo #32A)
1980
193/5 3560-005
Carry-over Basis (Flexo #34A)
1980
193/6 3560-005
50 cents/gallon Gasoline Tax (Flexo#85A)
1980
193/7 3560-005
Retiree Benefits (Flexo #86A)
1980
193/8 3560-005
Educational Programs in Prisons (Flexo#87A)
1980
193/9 3560-005
Refugees, Immigration (Flexo #88A)
1980
193/10 3560-005
U.S. Federal Trade Commission - FarmCooperatives(Flexo #89A)
1980
193/11 3560-005
U.S. Federal Trade Commission - AdvertisingtoChildren (Flexo #89A)
1980
193/12 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #90A)
1980
193/13 3560-005
SALT II (Flexo #93A)
1980
193/14 3560-005
Alaska Lands (Flexo #94A)
1980
193/15 3560-005
Nicaragua (Flexo #95A)
1980
193/16 3560-005
Heritage Policy Act (#96A)
1980
193/17 3560-005
Afghanistan (Flexo #97A)
1980
193/18 3560-005
Gasohol (Flexo #99A)
1980
193/19 3560-005
Iran and Afghanistan (Flexo #100A)
1980
193/20 3560-005
Congressional Veto (S. 410) (Flexo#101A)
1980
193/21 3560-005
1980 Olympics (Flexo #102A)
1980
193/22 3560-005
Nuclear Power (Flexo #103A)
1980
193/23 3560-005
Energy Mobilization Board (Flexo #104A)
1980
193/24 3560-005
Heritage Policy Act (S. 1842) (Flexo#105A)
1980
193/25 3560-005
U.S. Federal Trade Commision (Flexo#106A)
1980
193/26 3560-005
U.S. Federal Trade Commission Revolt (Flexo#107A)
1980
193/27 3560-005
Northern Tier Pipeline (Flexo #108A)
1980
193/28 3560-005
Incremental Pricing (Flexo #109A)
1980
193/29 3560-005
Columbia Gorge (Flexo #110A)
1980
193/30 3560-005
Nuclear Waste Disposal (Flexo #113A)
1980
193/31 3560-005
Foreign Policy (Flexo #114A)
1980
193/32 3560-005
Draft Registration (Flexo #115A)
1980
193/33 3560-005
General Acknowledgement (Flexo #117A)
1980
193/34 3560-005
Child Nutrition Programs (Flexo #118A)
1980
193/35 3560-005
Taxes -- Income (Alaska) (Flexo #119A)
1980
193/36 3560-005
Taxes -- Religious Contribution Deductions(Flexo#120A)
1980
193/37 3560-005
Federal Trade Commission (S. 1991) (Flexo#121A)
1980
193/38 3560-005
U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation Charter(Flexo#122A)
1980
193/39 3560-005
Taxes -- Income (Flexo #123A)
1980
193/40 3560-005
Milwaukee Road (Flexo #124A)
1980
193/41 3560-005
School Prayer (Flexo #125A)
1980
193/42 3560-005
Combined Federal Campaign (Flexo #126A)
1980
193/43 3560-005
Taxes -- Marriage Deductions (Flexo#127A)
1980
193/44 3560-005
Americans Working. Abroad (Flexo #128A)
1980
193/45 3560-005
Boating Restrictions/Energy Conservation(Flexo#129A)
1980
193/46 3560-005
Child Health Assurance Program (CHAP)AbortionAmendment (Flexo #130A)
1980
193/47 3560-005
Domestic Violence (Flexo #131A)
1980
193/48 3560-005
Spinal Cord Regeneration (Flexo #132A)
1980
193/49 3560-005
Vitamins (Flexo #133A)
1980
193/50 3560-005
Equal Rights Amendment (Flexo #3B)
1980
193/51 3560-005
National Health Insurance (Flexo 4B)
1980
193/52 3560-005
RARE II/Boulder River (Flexo #6B)
1980
193/53 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #10B)
1980
193/54 3560-005
Taxes -- Interest on Savings (Flexo 11B)
1980
193/55 3560-005
Capital Punishment (Flexo #14B)
1980
193/56 3560-005
Sunset Bill (Flexo #183.)
1980
193/57 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #19B)
1980
193/58 3560-005
Taxes -- Private Schools (Flexo #20B)
1980
193/59 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #21B)
1980
193/60 3560-005
Capital Cost Recovery Act (Flexo #24B)
1980
193/61 3560-005
U.S. Social Security/U.S. Civil Service Merger(Flexo#25B)
1980
193/62 3560-005
Pensions -- Veterans (Flexo #26B)
1980
193/63 3560-005
Abortion (Flexo #27B)
1980
193/64 3560-005
Family Protection Act (S. 1808) (Flexo285)
1980
193/65 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #30B)
1980
193/66 3560-005
SALT II (Flexo #31B)
1980
193/67 3560-005
Draft Registration (U.S. Selective Service)(Flexo#32B)
1980
193/68 3560-005
Child Nutrition Programs (Flexo #33B)
1980
193/69 3560-005
School Prayer (Flexo #34B)
1980
193/70 3560-005
Domestic Violence (Flexo #35B)
1980
193/71 3560-005
Vitamins (Flexo #36B)
1980
193/72 3560-005
Food Security Act (Flexo #37B)
1980
193/73 3560-005
Gay Rights (Flexo #38B)
1980
193/74 3560-005
Criminal Code Revision (Flexo #39B)
1980
193/75 3560-005
U.S. Occupational Safety and HealthAdministration(S. 2153) (Flexo 940B)
1980
193/76 3560-005
Taxes -- Private Schools (Flexo #41B)
1980
193/77 3560-005
Unemployment Compensation (P. L. 94-566)(Flexo#42B)
1980
193/78 3560-005
Military Spending (Flexo #43B)
1980
193/79 3560-005
National Security (Flexo #44B)
1980
193/80 3560-005
Cost of Living Adjustment Cutbacks (Flexo#45B)
1980
193/81 3560-005
Welfare (S. 1382) (Flexo #47B)
1980
193/82 3560-005
Taxes -- Interest Income (Flexo #48B)
1980
193/83 3560-005
Vinland Complex (Flexo #49B)
1980
193/84 3560-005
Vocational Education (Flexo #50B)
1980
193/85 3560-005
Follow Through Program (Flexo #51B)
1980
193/86 3560-005
Trucking Deregulation (Flexo #523)
1980
193/87 3560-005
Cuban Emigrees (Flexo #54B)
1980
193/88 3560-005
Taxes -- Taxpayers Bill of Rights (Flexo#55B)
1980
193/89 3560-005
Risk Retention Act (S. 1989) (Flexo#57B)
1980
193/90 3560-005
Union Dues/Political Action (Flexo #59B)
1980
193/91 3560-005
Lobbying Reform Act (Flexo #60B)
1980
193/92 3560-005
Federal Pay Reform (Flexo #G1B)
1980
193/93 3560-005
Inflation (Flexo #65B)
1980
193/94 3560-005
Former Presidents Act (Flexo #66B)
1980
193/95 3560-005
B-1 Bomber (Flexo #67B)
1980
193/96 3560-005
Social Security for Prisoners (Flexo#68B)
1980
193/97 3560-005
Bank Holding Companies (H. R. 2255) (Flexo#69B)
1980
193/98 3560-005
Fair Housing Bill (S. 506) (Flexo #70B)
1980
193/99 3560-005
U.S. Penitentiary. McNeil Island, WA --CubanDetainees (Flexo #713)
1980
193/100 3560-005
Charitable Contributions (Flexo #728)
1980
193/101 3560-005
Pritchard-Lowry Bill (Flexo #73B)
1980
193/102 3560-005
Housing Crunch (Flexo #74B)
1980
193/103 3560-005
Obey-Railsback Measure (Flexo #75B)
1980
193/104 3560-005
Water Pit, Bremerton, WA (Flexo #76B)
1980
194/1 3560-005
Bolivia (Flexo #79B)
1980
194/2 3560-005
Veterans Benefits -- Flight Training (Flexo#81B)
1980
194/3 3560-005
Mount St. Helens/Forest Management (Flexo#82B)
1980
194/4 3560-005
Northern Tier Pipeline (Flexo #83B)
1980
194/5 3560-005
Union Dues -- Religious Freedom (Flexo#84B)
1980
194/6 3560-005
Employment Retirement Income Security Act 4/40Plan(Flexo #85B)
1980
194/7 3560-005
Windfall Profits Tax -- Royality Owners (Flexo#86B)
1980
194/8 3560-005
Tax on Dividends (Flexo #87B)
1980
194/9 3560-005
Postage Rate Increase (Flexo #89B)
1980
194/10 3560-005
Railroad Retirement (Flexo #90B)
1980
194/11 3560-005
Medicare and Medicaid (Flexo #91B)
1980
194/12 3560-005
Hospital Dieticians (Flexo #93B)
1980
194/13 3560-005
Alaska Lands (Flexo #94B)
1980
194/14 3560-005
Clean lakes Program (Flexo #95B)
1980
194/15 3560-005
Venue Amendment (Flexo #96B)
1980
194/16 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps (Flexo#97B)
1980
194/17 3560-005
Iranians in the U.S. (Flexo #98B)
1980
194/18 3560-005
Agriculture Conservatiion Program (Flexo#99B)
1980
194/19 3560-005
Foley's Folly (Foley, Thomas) (H. R. 6070)(Flexo#102B)
1980
194/20 3560-005
Gun Control (S. 1862) (Flexo #1038)
1980
194/21 3560-005
Labor Unions and Criminal Code Revision(Flexo#104B)
1980
194/22 3560-005
Miscellaneous Parks Bill (Flexo #105B)
1980
194/23 3560-005
Taxes (Flexo #10GB)
1980
194/24 3560-005
Binary Weapons (Flexo #107B)
1980
194/25 3560-005
Employment Retirement Income Security Act (S.1076)(Flexo #110B)
1980
194/26 3560-005
Independent Contractors (Flexo #111B)
1980
194/27 3560-005
Mine Safety and Health Act (Flexo #112B)
1980
194/28 3560-005
Veterans Administration Nurses Salary (Flexo#113B)
1980
194/29 3560-005
U.S. Internal Revenue Service -- HomeBusinessDeduction (Flexo #114B)
1980
194/30 3560-005
Social Security/Insurance Renewals Income(Flexo#115B)
1980
194/31 3560-005
Internal Revenue Service (Home BusinessDeduction)(Flexo #116B)
1980
194/32 3560-005
Protection Island (WA) (Flexo 117B)
1980
194/33 3560-005
General Revenue Sharing (Flexo #118B)
1980
194/34 3560-005
Blair Waterway (Tacoma, WA) (Flexo#119B)
1980
194/35 3560-005
Iran (Flexo #120B)
1980
194/36 3560-005
Electoral College (Flexo #121B)
1980
194/37 3560-005
Family Issues (Flexo #122B)
1980
194/38 3560-005
Election Result Reporting (Flexo #123B)
1980
194/39 3560-005
Child Snatching (Flexo #124B)
1980
194/40 3560-005
Election Returns/Electoral College (Flexo#125B)
1980
194/41 3560-005
1981 Budget (Flexo 126B)
1980
194/42 3560-005
Animals in Research (S. R. 534) (Flexo#127B)
1980
194/43 3560-005
Affirmative Action Prohibition (S. J. R. 200)(Flexo#128B)
1980
194/44 3560-005
Social Security Changes (Flexo #129B)
1980
194/45 3560-005
World Hunger (Flexo #130B)
1980
194/46 3560-005
Fair Housing Act (S. 506) (Flexo #133B)
1980
194/47 3560-005
Abscam (Flexo #134)
1980
194/48 3560-005
Air Force (Flexo #135)
1980
194/49 3560-005
A - G Investigation (Flexo #136)
1980
194/50 3560-005
Food Security Act (Flexo #137)
1980
194/51 3560-005
Gay Rights (Flexo #139)
1980
194/52 3560-005
Brooke-Cranston (S. 2177) (Flexo #140)
1980
194/53 3560-005
Tsongas-Roth Substitute (Flexo #141)
1980
194/54 3560-005
Transportation Energy Efficiency Act (Flexo#144)
1980
194/55 3560-005
Social Security Cost of Living Adjustment Cuts(Flexo#145)
1980
194/56 3560-005
Criminal Code Revision (S. 1722) (Flexo#146)
1980
194/57 3560-005
Gas Price Increases/Rationing (Flexo#147)
1980
194/58 3560-005
Columbia Gorge (Flexo #148)
1980
194/59 3560-005
U.S. President. White House Conference onSmallBusiness (Flexo #149)
1980
194/60 3560-005
Whitehorn Turbines (Flexo #150)
1980
194/61 3560-005
Interest Rates (Flexo #152)
1980
194/62 3560-005
Occupational Safety and Health Act (S. 2153)(Flexo#153)
1980
194/63 3560-005
Unemployment Compensation (H. R. 5507) (Flexo#154)
1980
194/64 3560-005
Housing Industry (Flexo #155)
1980
194/65 3560-005
Cab-and-Chassis Imports (Flexo #156)
1980
194/66 3560-005
Hydrogen Fuel (Flexo #157)
1980
194/67 3560-005
Columbia Gorge (Flexo #158)
1980
194/68 3560-005
Unemployment Compensation (P. L. 94-566)(Flexo#159)
1980
194/69 3560-005
Usary Rates (Flexo #160)
1980
194/70 3560-005
Budget Resolution (Flexo #161)
1980
194/71 3560-005
de Loto Beltramino, Maria (Flexo #162)
1980
194/72 3560-005
Argentina Detainees (Flexo #163)
1980
194/73 3560-005
Home Builders' Visit (Flexo #164)
1980
194/74 3560-005
Combined Federal Campaign (Flexo #165)
1980
194/75 3560-005
Federal Election Campaign Act Amendment (S.2325)(Flexo #166)
1980
194/76 3560-005
Health Budget (Flexo #167)
1980
194/77 3560-005
Defense Spending vs. Social Spending. (Flexo#163)
1980
194/78 3560-005
Saturday Mail Delivery (Flexo #169)
1980
194/79 3560-005
Water Pit -- Bremerton, WA (Flexo #170)
1980
194/80 3560-005
National Security (Flexo #171)
1980
194/81 3560-005
Census (Flexo #173)
1980
194/82 3560-005
Cost of Living Adjustment Cut Backs (Flexo#174)
1980
194/83 3560-005
Refugee Services (Flexo #177)
1980
194/84 3560-005
Welfare Reform (S. 1382) (Flexo #179)
1980
194/85 3560-005
Ebey's Landing (Flexo #180)
1980
194/86 3560-005
Food Stamps (Flexo #181)
1980
194/87 3560-005
Food Stamps/School Lunches (Flexo #182)
1980
194/88 3560-005
Housing and Urban Development AdministrativeLawJudges (Flexo #183)
1980
194/89 3560-005
Taxes -- Interest and Dividends (Flexo#184)
1980
194/90 3560-005
Vinland Sports-Health Complex(Minneapolis,Minnesota) (Flexo #185)
1980
194/91 3560-005
Vocational Education (Flexo #186)
1980
194/92 3560-005
Follow Through Program (Flexo #187)
1980
194/93 3560-005
Trucking Deregulation (Flexo #189)
1980
194/94 3560-005
Oil Import Fee (Flexo #190)
1980
194/95 3560-005
Federal Employees Pay Reform (S. 1340) (Flexo#191)
1980
194/96 3560-005
Anti-Terrorism Bill (S. 333) (Flexo#192)
1980
194/97 3560-005
Cuban Emigres (Flexo #194)
1980
194/98 3560-005
Reverend Kao (Flexo #195)
1980
194/99 3560-005
Public Broadcasting System Movie -- "Death ofaPrincess" (Flexo #196)
1980
194/100 3560-005
Taxes -- Taxpayers Bill of Rights (Flexo#197)
1980
194/101 3560-005
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency FundingDeferral(Flexo #200)
1980
194/102 3560-005
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency - HighwayFunds(Flexo #201)
1980
194/103 3560-005
Union Dues -- Political Activities (Flexo#202)
1980
194/104 3560-005
Birds of Prey Conservation Area (Idaho) (Flexo#204)
1980
195/1 3560-005
Risk Retention Act (S. 1789) (Flexo#205)
1980
195/2 3560-005
Oil and Gas Leasing (S. 1637) (Flexo#206)
1980
195/3 3560-005
Federal Employees Pay Reform (Flexo#207)
1980
195/4 3560-005
Land and Water Conservation Fund - OlympicNationalPark (Flexo #208)
1980
195/5 3560-005
Clark, Ramsey -- Trip to Iran (Flexo#209)
1980
195/6 3560-005
Taxes -- Status of Private Schools (Flexo#210)
1980
195/7 3560-005
Davis-Bacon Act Exemptions (Flexo #211)
1980
195/8 3560-005
Birds of Prey Conservation Area (Idaho) (Flexo;302)
1980
195/9 3560-005
Building Energy Performance Standards (Flexo#307)
1980
195/10 3560-005
National Heritage Policy Act (Flexo#308)
1980
195/11 3560-005
Orange Coast National Park (CA) (Flexo#309)
1980
195/12 3560-005
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore (Flexo#310)
1980
195/13 3560-005
Nuclear Waste Disposal (Flexo #311)
1980
195/14 3560-005
Big Sur Coast (CA) (Flexo #313)
1980
195/15 3560-005
California Wilderness (Flexo #314)
1980
195/16 3560-005
Barrier Islands (Atlantic and Gulf Coasts) (S.2686)(Flexo #315)
1980
195/17 3560-005
Historic Preservation (Flexo #316)
1980
195/18 3560-005
Magnetic Fusion Energy Engineering Act (Flexo#319)
1980
195/19 3560-005
Entitlements Program (Flexo #321)
1980
195/20 3560-005
Submarine Veterans (S. 2623) (Flexo#401)
1980
195/21 3560-005
General Acknowledgement (Flexo #402)
1980
195/22 3560-005
Foreign Policy -- HMJ (Flexo #403)
1980
195/23 3560-005
Mount St. Helens (Flexo #501)
1980
195/24 3560-005
Housing Industry (Flexo #502)
1980
195/25-29 3560-005
Flexo Masters
1980
195/30 3560-005
Legal Assistance (Redactron B2 and B4)
1980
195/31 3560-005
Balanced Budget (Redactron B17 and B18)
1980
195/32-33 3560-005
Balanced Budget and Inflation (Redactron B9, B10andB11)
1980
195/34 3560-005
Refugees (Redactron N10)
1980
195/35 3560-005
Food Stamps (Redactron N12)
1980
195/36 3560-005
Cuban Emigres (Redactron N14)
1980
195/37 3560-005
Election Result Reporting (RedactronN18)
1980
195/38 3560-005
SALT II (Redactron N22)
1980
195/39 3560-005
Afghanistan (Redactron N26)
1980
195/40-41 3560-005
Iran (Redactron N32)
1980
195/42 3560-005
Olympic Boycott (Redactron N36)
1980
195/43 3560-005
Redactron Masters
1980
1981
1981
Box/Folder Accession
195/44-47 3560-005
Agriculture
1981
196/1-3 3560-005
Animal Welfare
1981
196/4-7 3560-005
Appropriations
1981
196/8-10 3560-005
Banking and Financing
1981
196/11-13 3560-005
Civil Rights
1981
196/14 3560-005
Communications
1981
196/15-18 3560-005
Congress
1981
196/19 3560-005
Consumer Protection
1981
196/20-23 3560-005
Crime
1981
196/24-27 3560-005
Cultural
1981
Defense
1981
Box/Folder Accession
196/28 3560-005
SALT
1981
196/29-32 3560-005
Shipping
1981
Box/Folder Accession
196/33-36 3560-005
Economy
1981
197/1-5 3560-005
Education
1981
197/6-8 3560-005
Energy
1981
197/9-13 3560-005
Environment
1981
197/14-16 3560-005
Federal Government
1981
197/17 3560-005
Fisheries
1981
Foreign Relations
1981
Box/Folder Accession
197/18-21 3560-005
General
1981
197/22 3560-005
Human Rights
1981
197/23 3560-005
Persecuted Christians
1981
197/24 3560-005
U.S.-U.S.S.R. Relations
1981
Box/Folder Accession
197/25-29 3560-005
Government Employees
1981
197/30-33 3560-005
Health
1981
198/1-2 3560-005
Housing
1981
198/3-6 3560-005
Immigration and Naturalization
1981
198/7-8 3560-005
Indians
1981
198/9 3560-005
Intelligence
1981
198/10-15 3560-005
Labor
1981
193/16-19 3560-005
Legal
1981
198/20-21 3560-005
Military
1981
198/22-23 3560-005
National Security
1981
198/24-26 3560-005
Natural Resources
1981
198/27-28 3560-005
Older Americans
1981
199/1-2 3560-005
Pensions and Annuities
1981
199/3-4 3560-005
Postal
1981
199/5 3560-005
Public Works
1981
199/6-8 3560-005
Social Security
1981
199/9-11 3560-005
Taxes
1981
Trade
1981
Box/Folder Accession
199/12 3560-005
General
1981
199/13 3560-005
HMJ Immigration Amendment
1981
199/14 3560-005
Technology Transfer
1981
Box/Folder Accession
199/15 3560-005
Transportation
1981
199/16-17 3560-005
Veterans
1981
199/18-19 3560-005
Welfare
1981
199/20-21 3560-005
Women's Issues
1981
199/22-200/1 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1981
200/2 3560-005
Equal Rights Amendment (Flexo #1)
1981
200/3 3560-005
RARE II/Boulder River (Flexo #3)
1981
200/4 3560-005
Abortion (Flexo #4)
1981
200/5 3560-005
School Prayer (Flexo #6)
1981
200/6 3560-005
Vitamins (Flexo #7)
1981
200/7 3560-005
Gay Rights (Flexo #8)
1981
200/8 3560-005
Military Spending (Flexo #9)
1981
200/9 3560-005
National Security Legislation (Flexo#10)
1981
200/10 3560-005
Vocational Education (Flexo #11)
1981
200/11 3560-005
Housing Crunch (Flexo #14)
1981
200/12 3560-005
Mount St. Helens (Flexo #15)
1981
200/13 3560-005
Steelhead (Flexo #16)
1981
200/14 3560-005
Iran (Flexo #17)
1981
200/15 3560-005
November Election Results (Flexo #18)
1981
200/16 3560-005
World Hunger (Flexo #19)
1981
200/17 3560-005
Natural Resource Policy (Flexo #20)
1981
200/18 3560-005
Revenue Sharing (Flexo #21)
1981
200/19 3560-005
Vaschenko and Chmykhalov Families (Flexo#22)
1981
200/20 3560-005
Cougar Lakes Wilderness Area (WA) (Flexo#23)
1981
200/21 3560-005
Interest Rates (Flexo #24)
1981
200/22 3560-005
Capital Punishment (Flexo #25)
1981
200/23 3560-005
Postal Rate Increase (Flexo #26)
1981
200/24 3560-005
Social Security Changes (Flexo #27)
1981
200/25 3560-005
Birds of Prey Conservation Area (Idaho) (Flexo#29)
1981
200/26 3560-005
Baltic Republics (Flexo #31)
1981
200/27 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #32)
1981
200/28 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #33)
1981
200/29 3560-005
Columbia River Gorge (Flexo #34)
1981
200/30 3560-005
Land Acquisition Policies (Flexo #35)
1981
200/31 3560-005
Northern Tier Pipeline (Flexo #36)
1981
200/32 3560-005
El Salvador (Flexo #37)
1981
200/33 3560-005
General -- several subjects (Flexo #38)
1981
200/34 3560-005
Blair Waterway (Flexo #39)
1981
200/35 3560-005
U.S. National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministrationat Sandpoint (Flexo #41)
1981
200/36 3560-005
Protection Island (Flexo #42)
1981
200/37 3560-005
National Trails and Rivers Systems (Flexo#43)
1981
200/38 3560-005
Oil Tankers in Puget Sound (Flexo #44)
1981
200/39 3560-005
Deans, Christine (Flexo #45)
1981
200/40 3560-005
U.S. Federal Reserve -- Interest Rates (Flexo#46)
1981
200/41 3560-005
Nondiscrimination in Insurance (H. R. 100)(Flexo#47)
1981
200/42 3560-005
Iran (Flexo #48)
1981
200/43 3560-005
Iranian Demonstrators (Flexo #49)
1981
200/44 3560-005
Taxes on Interest Income (Flexo #50)
1981
200/45 3560-005
U.S. IRS Lobbying Regulations (Flexo#51)
1981
200/46 3560-005
U.S. IRS Lobbying Regulations (Flexo#52)
1981
200/47 3560-005
Revenue Ruling -- 80-60 (Flexo #53)
1981
200/48 3560-005
U.S. Internal Revenue Service "MarriagePenalty"(Flexo #54)
1981
200/49 3560-005
Taxes (Flexo #55)
1981
200/50 3560-005
Foreign Aid (Flexo #56)
1981
200/51 3560-005
Nuclear Arms Control (Flexo #57)
1981
200/52 3560-005
Public Health Service Hospitals (Flexo#58)
1981
200/53 3560-005
Charitable Contributions (Flexo #59)
1981
200/54 3560-005
Foreign Policy (Flexo #60)
1981
200/55 3560-005
Young Adult Conservation Corps (Flexo#61)
1981
200/56 3560-005
Budget Cuts (Flexo #62)
1981
200/57 3560-005
MX Missile (Flexo #63)
1981
200/58 3560-005
Auto Imports (Flexo #64)
1981
200/59 3560-005
Missing In Action in Vietnam (MIA) (Flexo#65)
1981
200/60 3560-005
Child Nutrition Programs (Flexo #66)
1981
200/61 3560-005
Air Traffic Controllers (Flexo #67)
1981
200/62 3560-005
Freedom of Information Act (Flexo #68)
1981
200/63 3560-005
Taxes on Foreign Earnings (Flexo #69)
1981
200/64 3560-005
Tobacco Subsidies (Flexo #70)
1981
201/1 3560-005
Cost of Living Adjustment (Flexo #71)
1981
201/2 3560-005
Hazardous Waste Disposal (Flexo #72)
1981
201/3 3560-005
Prisoners of War (POWs) (Flexo #73)
1981
201/4 3560-005
Wild and Scenic Rivers Act (Flexo #74)
1981
201/5 3560-005
Student Loans (Flexo #75)
1981
201/6 3560-005
Taxes -- Tuition Credit (Flexo #76)
1981
201/7 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps (Flexo#77)
1981
201/8 3560-005
Clean Air Act (Flexo #78)
1981
201/9 3560-005
Air Force Plane for Magnuson (Warren G.)Dinner(Flexo #79)
1981
201/10 3560-005
Health Systems Agencies (Flexo #80)
1981
201/11 3560-005
Bankruptcy Laws (Flexo #81)
1981
201/12 3560-005
Comprehensive Employment and Training Act(CETA)(Flexo #82)
1981
201/13 3560-005
Handicapped Education (Flexo #83)
1981
201/14 3560-005
Mutual Arms Reduction (Flexo #84)
1981
201/15 3560-005
Amtrak Funding (Flexo #85)
1981
201/16 3560-005
Money Market Funds (Flexo #86)
1981
201/17 3560-005
Diary Price Supports (Flexo-#87)
1981
201/18 3560-005
U.S. Community Services Administration (Flexo988)
1981
201/19 3560-005
Food Stamp Program (Flexo #89)
1981
201/20 3560-005
Clean Water Act (Flexo #91)
1981
201/21 3560-005
Monetary Control Act of 1980 (Flexo #93)
1981
201/22 3560-005
U.S. Legal Services Corporation (Flexo#94)
1981
201/23 3560-005
Welfare (Flexo #95)
1981
201/24 3560-005
Older Americans (Flexo #96)
1981
201/25 3560-005
U.S. Corporation for Public Broadcasting (Flexo#97)
1981
201/26 3560-005
World Peace Tax Fund (Flexo #98)
1981
201/27 3560-005
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration -- RuleChanges(Flexo #99)
1981
201/28 3560-005
Handicapped Programs (Flexo #102)
1981
201/29 3560-005
Bank Holding Companies (Flexo #103)
1981
201/30 3560-005
Grays Harbor, WA (Flexo #105)
1981
201/31 3560-005
U.S. Occupational Safety and HealthAdministration(Flexo #107)
1981
201/32 3560-005
Mental Health Funding (Flexo #108)
1981
201/33 3560-005
Hobbs Act Amendment (S. 613) (Flexo#109)
1981
201/34 3560-005
Title I Funding (Flexo #110)
1981
201/35 3560-005
Advanced Warning Airborne Command Systems(AWACS)Sale to Saudi Arabia (Flexo #111)
1981
201/36 3560-005
Indian Housing Budget (Flexo #112)
1981
201/37 3560-005
Steelhead (Flexo #113)
1981
201/38 3560-005
Block Grants (Flexo #114).
1981
201/39 3560-005
Marine Mammal Protection Act (Flexo#115)
1981
201/40 3560-005
Reagan Assassination Attempt (Flexo#116)
1981
201/41 3560-005
RARE II (S. 842) (Flexo #117)
1981
201/42 3560-005
Larson, John (M. D.) - Immigration (Flexo#118)
1981
201/43 3560-005
Impact Aid Funding (Flexo #119)
1981
201/44 3560-005
Mailing Library Material for the Blind (Flexo#121)
1981
201/45 3560-005
Auto Emission and Safety Standards (Flexo#122)
1981
201/40 3560-005
Capital Punishment (S. 114) (Flexo #123)
1981
201/47 3560-005
Taxes -- Fringe Benefits (Flexo #124)
1981
201/48 3560-005
Senate Ethics Code (Flexo #125)
1981
201/49 3560-005
McClure-Volkmer Bill (S. 1030) (Flexo#126)
1981
201/50 3560-005
Social Security (Flexo #127)
1981
201/51 3560-005
McClure-Volkmer Bill (S. 1030) (Flexo#128)
1981
201/52 3560-005
Social Security Cost of Living Adjustment(COLAs)(Flexo #129)
1981
201/53 3560-005
Handgun Control -- Kennedy-Rodino Bill (Flexo#130)
1981
201/54 3560-005
Land Acquisition Policy (Flexo #131)
1981
201/55 3560-005
Small Business Development Centers (Flexo#132)
1981
201/56 3560-005
Taxes -- Estate and Gift (Flexo #133)
1981
201/57 3560-005
Family Planning Services (Flexo #134)
1981
201/50 3560-005
Solar Energy -- Energy Conservation (Flexo#135)
1981
201/59 3560-005
U.S. VISTA (Flexo #136)
1981
201/60 3560-005
Infant Formula (Flexo #138)
1981
201/61 3560-005
Community Health Centers (Flexo #139)
1981
201/62 3560-005
U.S. Rural Electrification Administration AccesstoFederal Financing Bank (Flexo #140)
1981
201/63 3560-005
Tanner (Jack) Fishing Decision (Flexo#141A)
1981
201/64 3560-005
Salmon and Steelhead (Flexo #141B)
1981
201/65 3560-005
Customs Inspectors Overtime Pay (Flexo#144)
1981
201/66 3560-005
Sagebrush Rebellion (Flexo #147)
1981
201/67 3560-005
U.S. Export-Import Bank (Flexo #148)
1981
201/68 3560-005
Head Start (Flexo #149)
1981
201/69 3560-005
Israeli Raid on Iraq (Flexo #152)
1981
201/70 3560-005
Consumer Homemaking Education (Flexo#153)
1981
201/71 3560-005
Chemical Munitions (Flexo #154)
1981
202/1 3560-005
Dodd Amendment (Flexo #155)
1981
202/2 3560-005
Double Dipping (Flexo #156)
1981
202/3 3560-005
Social Security (Flexo #157)
1981
202/4 3560-005
Draft and Registration (Flexo #158)
1981
202/5 3560-005
Taxes -- Charitable Contributions (Flexo#160A)
1981
202/6 3560-005
Taxes -- Indexing (Flexo #160B)
1981
202/7 3560-005
Taxes -- Small Businesses (Flexo #162)
1981
202/3 3560-005
Tenn-Tom (Tennessee-Tombigbee) Waterway(Alabama)(Flexo #163)
1981
202/9 3560-005
Family Protection Act (Flexo #164)
1981
202/10 3560-005
U.S. Legal Services Corporation (Flexo#165)
1981
202/11 3560-005
Social Security Minimum Payment (Flexo#167)
1981
202/12 3560-005
Investment in Collectibles (Flexo #168)
1981
202/13 3560-005
Libyan Attack (Flexo #169)
1981
202/14 3560-005
Reagan Social Security Proposals (Flexo#170)
1981
202/15 3560-005
Social Security and Other Issues (Flexo#171)
1981
202/16 3560-005
Neutron Bomb (Flexo #172)
1981
202/17 3560-005
Refugee Assistance Program (Flexo #173)
1981
202/18 3560-005
Longshoremen's and Harborworker's Act (Flexo#174)
1981
202/19 3560-005
Federal Retiree Benefits (Flexo #176)
1981
202/20 3560-005
Sexual Assault Law Reform (Flexo #177)
1981
202/21 3560-005
Merchant Marine Act Amendment (Flexo#178)
1981
202/22 3560-005
Jones Act (Flexo #179)
1981
202/23 3560-005
research Modernization Act (Flexo #180)
1981
202/24 3560-005
Square Dance (S. J. R. 59) (Flexo #181)
1981
202/25 3560-005
Right to Work (Flexo #182)
1981
202/26 3560-005
Hobbs Act Amendment (S. 613) (Flexo#183)
1981
202/27 3560-005
Telecommunications Deregulation (S. 898)(Flexo#184)
1981
202/28 3560-005
Japanese Internment (Flexo #185)
1981
202/29 3560-005
Genocide Convention (Flexo #186)
1981
202/30 3560-005
Congressional Pay Raise (Flexo #187)
1981
202/31 3560-005
Voting Rights Act Reauthorization (Flexo#189)
1981
202/32 3560-005
Zarkoob, Sharzad -- Political Asylum (Flexo#190)
1981
202/33 3560-005
Indian Health Program (Flexo #191)
1981
202/34 3560-005
Drunk Driving Legislation (Flexo #192)
1981
202/35 3560-005
Telecommunications (S. 898) (Flexo #193)
1981
202/36 3560-005
Davis-Bacon (Flexo #194)
1981
202/37 3560-005
Clean Air Act (Flexo #196)
1981
202/38 3560-005
Railroad Retirement Benefits (Flexo#197)
1981
202/39 3560-005
Federal Employees Salary Increase (Flexo#198)
1981
202/40 3560-005
Federal Services Contracting-out (Flexo#199)
1981
202/41 3560-005
Missing Children Act (S. 1701) (Flexo#200)
1981
202/42 3560-005
Bottle Bill (Flexo #201)
1981
202/43 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #202)
1981
202/44 3560-005
Federal Judiciary Power (Flexo #203)
1981
202/45 3560-005
Due-on-Sale Clause Restrictions (Flexo#204)
1981
202/46 3560-005
Reagan Budget Cuts (Flexo #205)
1981
202/47 3560-005
Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline Project (Flexo#207)
1981
202/48 3560-005
Community Service Block Grant (Flexo#208)
1981
202/49 3560-005
Protection Island (WA) Companion Legislation(Flexo#209)
1981
202/50 3560-005
Protection Island (Home Owners) (Flexo#210)
1981
202/51 3560-005
Columbia River Hatcheries (Flexo #211)
1981
202/52 3560-005
Reagan Immigration Proposals (Flexo#212)
1981
202/53 3560-005
Fisheries (Flexo #213)
1981
202/54 3560-005
Postal Service (Flexo #214)
1981
202/55 3560-005
International Assistance Programs Funding(Flexo#215)
1981
202/56 3560-005
Nutrition Programs -- Senior Citizens (Flexo#216)
1981
202/57 3560-005
Criminal Code Revision (Flexo #218)
1981
202/58 3560-005
Banking Bills (Flexo #219)
1981
202/59 3560-005
Employee Retirement Income Security Act(ERISA)(Flexo #220)
1981
202/60 3560-005
Nuclear Waste Management (Flexo #222)
1981
202/61 3560-005
Reagan Budget Cuts (Flexo #225)
1981
202/62-65 3560-005
Flexo Masters and Index
1981
202/66 3560-005
Gun Control (Redactron B19)
1981
202/67 3560-005
Inflation (Redactron B20)
1981
202/68 3560-005
General -- several subjects (RedactronB21)
1981
202/69 3560-005
Economic Recovery Program (RedactronB22)
1981
202/70 3560-005
Clean Air Act (Redactron B23)
1981
202/71-72 3560-005
Taxes (Redactron B24)
1981
202/73 3560-005
Budget (B25)
1981
202/74 3560-005
Auto Imports (Redactron B26)
1981
203/1 3560-005
Gun Control (B27)
1981
203/2 3560-005
Miscellaneous Bills (Redactron B28)
1981
203/3 3560-005
Program Cuts (Redactron B29)
1981
203/4 3560-005
Taxes (Redactron B30)
1981
203/5 3560-005
Draft Registration (Redactron N6)
1981
203/6-7 3560-005
El Salvador (Redactron N7)
1981
203/3-10 3560-005
Arms Reduction (Redactron N8)
1981
203/11 3560-005
National Security Policy (Redactron N9)
1981
203/12 3560-005
Refugee and Immigration Policy (RedactronN10)
1981
203/13 3560-005
Nuclear Arms Control (Redactron N11)
1981
203/14 3560-005
MX Missile (Redactron N12)
1981
203/15 3560-005
Iran (Redactron N13)
1981
203/16 3560-005
Defense Spending (Redactron N14)
1981
203/17-18 3560-005
Defense Spending (Redactron N15)
1981
203/19 3560-005
National Security (Redactron N16)
1981
203/20 3560-005
Advanced Warning Airborne Command (RedactronN20)
1981
203/21 3560-005
Neutron Bomb (Redactron N21)
1981
203/22 3560-005
RARE II (Redactron R12)
1981
203/23-24 3560-005
Miscellaneous Programs -- Funding (RedactronR13)
1981
203/25 3560-005
Miscellaneous Bills Status (RedactronR15)
1981
203/26 3560-005
RARE II (Redactron R21)
1981
203/27 3560-005
General -- several subjects (RedactronR23)
1981
203/28 3560-005
Miscellaneous Redactrons
1981
203/29 3560-005
Redactron Masters
1981
1982
1982
Box/Folder Accession
203/30-32 3560-005
Agriculture
1982
203/33-34 3560-005
Animal Welfare
1982
204/1-2 3560-005
Appropriations
1982
204/3-9 3560-005
Banking and Finance
1982
204/10 3560-005
Budget
1982
204/11 3560-005
Civil Rights
1982
204/12 3560-005
Communications
1982
204/13-17 3560-005
Congress
1982
204/18 3560-005
Consumer Protection
1982
204/19-23 3560-005
Crime
1982
204/24 3560-005
Culture
1982
204/25-28 3560-005
Economy
1982
205/1-3 3560-005
Education
1982
205/4-6 3560-005
Energy
1982
205/7 3560-005
Environment
1982
205/8-10 3560-005
Federal Government
1982
205/11-12 3560-005
Fisheries
1982
Foreign Relations
1982
Box/Folder Accession
205/13-17 3560-005
General
1982
205/18 3560-005
Human Rights
1982
205/19 3560-005
Soviet Union
1982
Box/Folder Accession
205/20-22 3560-005
Government Employees
1982
205/23-25 3560-005
Health
1982
205/26-28 3560-005
Housing
1982
206/1 3560-005
Human Service
1982
206/2-4 3560-005
Immigration
1982
206/5 3560-005
Indian Affairs
1982
206/6-7 3560-005
Labor
1982
Legal
1982
Box/Folder Accession
206/8-9 3560-005
General
1982
206/10 3560-005
National Football League Anti-Trust Exemption
1982
Box/Folder Accession
206/11-14 3560-005
Military
1982
206/15-18 3560-005
National Security
1982
206/19-22 3560-005
Natural Resources
1982
206/23-207/3 3560-005
Older Americans
1982
207/4-6 3560-005
Pensions
1982
207/7-10 3560-005
Post Office
1982
207/11 3560-005
Public Works
1982
207/12-15 3560-005
Social Security
1982
207/16-19 3560-005
Taxes
1982
Trade
1982
Box/Folder Accession
207/20-24 3560-005
General
1982
207/25 3560-005
Jackson-Vanik Amendment (guaranteeing free emigration in exchange for trade)
1982
207/26-27 3560-005
Technology Transfer
1982
Box/Folder Accession
208/1-3 3560-005
Transportation
1982
208/4 3560-005
Veterans
1982
208/5-6 3560-005
Welfare
1982
208/7-11 3560-005
Women's Issues
1982
208/12-13 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1982
208/14-15 3560-005
HMJ as Joint Author
1982
208/16-17 3560-005
From Colleagues (incl. Resolutions)
1982
208/18 3560-005
Abortion (Flexo #1)
1982
208/19 3560-005
Vitamins (Flexo #2)
1982
208/20 3560-005
Gay Rights (Flexo #3)
1982
208/21 3560-005
Defense Spending (Flexo #4)
1982
208/22 3560-005
Vocational Education (Flexo #5)
1982
208/23 3560-005
Steelhead (Flexo #6)
1982
208/24 3560-005
World Hunger (Flexo #7)
1982
208/25 3560-005
Interest Rates (Flexo #8)
1982
208/26 3560-005
Capital Punishment (Flexo #9)
1982
208/27 3560-005
Social Security Changes (Flexo #10)
1982
208/28 3560-005
Gun Control (S. 1030) (Flexo #11)
1982
208/29 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #12)
1982
208/30 3560-005
Northern Tier Pipeline (Flexo #13)
1982
208/31 3560-005
El Salvador (Flexo #14)
1982
208/32 3560-005
General Subjects (Flexo #15)
1982
208/33 3560-005
Oil Tankers -- Puget Sound (F17)
1982
208/34 3560-005
National Security (Flexo #18)
1982
208/35 3560-005
World Hunger (Flexo #19)
1982
208/36 3560-005
Missing in Action (MIA) -- Vietnam (Flexo#21)
1982
208/37 3560-005
Nutrition -- Children (Flexo #22)
1982
208/38 3560-005
Federal Retirees -- Cost of Living Adjustment(COLA)(Flexo #23)
1982
208/39 3560-005
Taxes -- Tuition Credit (Flexo #24)
1982
208/40 3560-005
Education -- Handicapped Children (P. L.94-142)(Flexo #25)
1982
208/41 3560-005
Food Stamp Funding (Flexo #27)
1982
208/42 3560-005
Monetary Control Act of 1980 (Flexo #28)
1982
208/43 3560-005
Older Americans (Flexo #29)
1982
208/44 3560-005
World Peace Tax Fund (Flexo #31)
1982
209/1 3560-005
Electoral College -- Abolishment (Flexo#33)
1982
209/2 3560-005
Hobbs Act Amendment (S. 613) -- LaborDispute
1982
209/3 3560-005
Violence (Flexo #35)
1982
209/4 3560-005
Steelhead (Flexo #36)
1982
209/5 3560-005
Federal Firearms Law Reform Act of 1981 (S.1030)(Flexo #39)
1982
209/6 3560-005
Federal Firearms Law Reform Act of 1981 (S.1030)(Flexo #41)
1982
209/7 3560-005
Social Security Cost of Living Adjustment(COLA)(Flexo #42)
1982
209/8 3560-005
Handgun Control Bill -- Kennedy-Rodino (Flexo#43)
1982
209/9 3560-005
Salmon and Steelhead (Flexo #44)
1982
209/10 3560-005
U.S. Export-Import Bank (Flexo #46)
1982
209/11 3560-005
Headstart Program (Flexo #47)
1982
209/12 3560-005
Military Draft (Flexo #48)
1982
209/13 3560-005
Social Security (Flexo #51)
1982
209/14 3560-005
Social Security (Flexo #52)
1982
209/15 3560-005
Longshoremen's and Harborworkers' Act (S.1182)(Flexo #53)
1982
209/16 3560-005
Hobbs Act Amendment (S. 613) -- LaborDisputeViolence (Flexo #55)
1982
209/17 3560-005
Genocide Convention (Flexo #57)
1982
209/18 3560-005
Congressional Members -- Tax Breaks (Flexo#58)
1982
209/19 3560-005
Zarkoob, Shahrzad -- Political Asylum (Flexo#59)
1982
209/20 3560-005
Davis-Bacon Act -- Construction Wages (Flexo#61)
1982
209/21 3560-005
Davis-Bacon Act -- Military ConstructionWaiver(Flexo #62)
1982
209/22 3560-005
Railroad Retirement Benefits (Flexo #63)
1982
209/23 3560-005
Federal Services -- Outside Contracts (Flexo#64)
1982
209/24 3560-005
Missing Children Act (S. 1701) (Flexo#65)
1982
209/25 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #66)
1982
209/26 3560-005
Budget Cuts (Flexo #68)
1982
209/27 3560-005
Post Office (Flexo #70)
1982
209/28 3560-005
Nutrition Programs -- Senior Citizens (Flexo#71)
1982
209/29 3560-005
Acid Rain (Flexo #72)
1982
209/30 3560-005
Criminal Code Revision (S. 1630) (Flexo#73)
1982
209/31 3560-005
Banking Bills (Flexo #74)
1982
209/32 3560-005
Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA)(S.1748) (Flexo #75)
1982
209/33 3560-005
Nuclear Waste Management (S. 1662) (Flexo#76)
1982
209/34 3560-005
Central America (Flexo #78)
1982
209/35 3560-005
Budget Cuts (Flexo #79)
1982
209/36 3560-005
Carcinogenic Food Additives -- Delaney Clause(Flexo#82)
1982
209/37 3560-005
B-1 Bomber and MX Missile Combination (Flexo#83)
1982
209/38 3560-005
African Assistance and Hunger Prevention Act(Flexo#84)
1982
209/39 3560-005
Budget -- Constitutional Amendment forBalancedBudget (S. J. R. 58) (Flexo #85)
1982
209/40 3560-005
Indian Policy (Flexo #86)
1982
209/41 3560-005
Hobbs Act Amendment -- Labor Dispute Violence(Flexo#88)
1982
209/42 3560-005
Clean Air Act Reauthorization (Flexo#89)
1982
209/43 3560-005
Solar Conservation Funding (Flexo #90)
1982
209/44 3560-005
Federal Judiciary -- Limiting Power (Flexo#92)
1982
209/45 3560-005
Columbia River Gorge (S. 2318, S. 2319) (Flexo#93)
1982
209/46 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps (Flexo#95)
1982
209/47 3560-005
Federal Land Surveys (Flexo #96)
1982
209/40 3560-005
Mount St. Helens -- National Volcanic Monument(Flexo#98)
1982
209/49 3560-005
Natural Resources (Flexo #99)
1982
209/50 3560-005
RARE II (Roadless Area Review and Evaluation)(S.842) (Flexo #104)
1982
209/51 3560-005
Research Modernization Act (H. R. 556) (Flexo#107)
1982
209/52 3560-005
Clean Air Act (Flexo #108)
1982
209/53 3560-005
Bottle Bill (S. 709) (Flexo #109)
1982
209/54 3560-005
Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline (Flexo #110)
1982
209/55 3560-005
Protection Island, WA -- National Wildlife Refuge(S.327) (Flexo #111)
1982
209/56 3560-005
Combined Federal Campaign (United Way) (Flexo#113)
1982
209/57 3560-005
Voting Rights Act Reauthorization (Flexo#114)
1982
209/58 3560-005
Global Resources Act (S. 1771) (Flexo#115)
1982
209/59 3560-005
Federal Employee Health Benefits Plan (Flexo#116)
1982
209/60 3560-005
Social Security -- Disabled Benefits (Flexo#117)
1982
209/61 3560-005
Pension Vesting (H. R. 3396) (Flexo#119)
1982
209/62 3560-005
Civil Service Annuities for Former MilitaryPersonnel-- Catch-62 (S. 46) (Flexo #120)
1982
209/63 3560-005
Pensions Retired Presidents (Flexo #121)
1982
209/64 3560-005
U.S. Fire Administration (Flexo #122)
1982
209/65 3560-005
Tobacco Growing Subsidies (Flexo #123)
1982
209/66 3560-005
Lake Sammamish, WA Bike Trail (Flexo#124)
1982
209/67 3560-005
Endangered Species. Act Reauthorization (Flexo#125)
1982
209/68 3560-005
Federal Adult Basic Education Program (Flexo#126)
1982
209/69 3560-005
Medicare (Flexo #127)
1982
209/70 3560-005
Wild Horse and Burro Act (Flexo #128)
1982
209/71 3560-005
Chemical Weapons (Flexo #129)
1982
209/72 3560-005
National Recreational Areas -- Mining (Flexo#130)
1982
209/73 3560-005
State of Union Speech (Reagan, Ronald) (Flexo#131)
1982
209/74 3560-005
Reclamation Act of 1902 (Flexo #132)
1982
209/75 3560-005
Peace Academy (S. 1889) (Flexo #133)
1982
209/76 3560-005
Clean Air Act (H. R. 5252) (Flexo #135)
1982
209/77 3560-005
School Prayer (Flexo #136)
1982
209/78 3560-005
Family Protection Act (Sic[k]) (S. 1378)(Flexo#137)
1982
209/79 3560-005
Mount St. Helens Volcanic National Monument(Flexo#138)
1982
209/80 3560-005
Taxes -- Tax-Exempt Status forRaciallyDiscriminatory Schools (Flexo #139)
1982
209/81 3560-005
Nuclear Insurance (S. 1606) (Flexo #140)
1982
209/82 3560-005
Steelhead (Flexo #141)
1982
209/83 3560-005
Federal Refugee Assistance (Flexo #142)
1982
209/84 3560-005
El Salvador -- Economy (Flexo #143)
1982
209/85 3560-005
El Salvador -- National Security (Flexo#144)
1982
209/86 3560-005
El Salvador -- Defense Spending (Flexo#145)
1982
209/87 3560-005
English as a Second Language (ESL) Program(Flexo#146)
1982
210/1 3560-005
Indian Education (Flexo #147)
1982
210/2 3560-005
Federal Education Cuts (Flexo #148)
1982
210/3 3560-005
Educationally Disadvantaged Program Funding (TitleI)(Flexo #149)
1982
210/4 3560-005
Student Loans (Flexo #150)
1982
210/5 3560-005
Taxes -- Tax-Exempt Status for Churches (Flexo#151)
1982
210/6 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps (Flexo#152)
1982
210/7 3560-005
Solar Energy (Flexo #153)
1982
210/8 3560-005
Military Pensions -- Divorce Settlements(Flexo#154)
1982
210/9 3560-005
Global Resources Act (S. 1771) (Flexo#155)
1982
210/10 3560-005
Independent Gas Station Operators (S. 326)(Flexo#156)
1982
210/11 3560-005
Bahai's in Iran (Flexo #157)
1982
210/12 3560-005
Economy (Flexo #158)
1982
210/13 3560-005
Natural Gas Deregulation (Flexo #159)
1982
210/14 3560-005
Railroad Retirement Board (Flexo #160)
1982
210/15 3560-005
Military Retirement Benefits -- Cost ofLivingAdjustment (COLA) (Flexo #161)
1982
210/16 3560-005
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (Flexo#162)
1982
210/17 3560-005
Taxes -- Royalty Exemptions (S. 603) (Flexo#163)
1982
210/18 3560-005
Soviet Pentecostal Families (Flexo #164)
1982
210/19 3560-005
Supplemental Food Program for Women, InfantsandChildren (WIC) (Flexo #165)
1982
210/20 3560-005
Reagan's (Ronald) Fiscal Year 1983 Budget(Flexo#167)
1982
210/21 3560-005
Arctic Research Policy Act of 1981 (S. 1562)(Flexo#168)
1982
210/22 3560-005
Birth Control -- Mandatory Notification ofParents(Flexo #169)
1982
210/23 3560-005
Coal Slurry (S. 1844) (Flexo #170)
1982
210/24 3560-005
Railroad Unemployment Benefits (Flexo#171)
1982
210/25 3560-005
U.S. Legal Services Corporation (Flexo#173)
1982
210/26 3560-005
Senior Community Service EmploymentProgramTermination (Flexo #174)
1982
210/27 3560-005
Refugees and Illegal Aliens (Flexo #175)
1982
210/28 3560-005
U.S.-Soviet Primate Space Flight (Flexo#176)
1982
210/29 3560-005
Wenatchee National Forest -- RangerDistrictConsolidation (Flexo #177)
1982
210/30 3560-005
Alpine Lakes Wilderness/Oil and Gas Drilling(Flexo#173)
1982
210/31 3560-005
Pornography (Flexo #179)
1982
210/32 3560-005
Vocational Education (St. Patrick's Day Cards)(Flexo#180)
1982
210/33 3560-005
National Defense (Flexo #181)
1982
210/34 3560-005
Coastal Barrier Resources (Flexo #182)
1982
210/35 3560-005
Busing (Flexo #1 83)
1982
210/36 3560-005
Nuclear Freeze (Flexo #184)
1982
210/37 3560-005
Predator Control -- Compound 1080 (Flexo#185)
1982
210/38 3560-005
Watt (James) Wilderness Bill (H. E. 5603)(Flexo#187)
1982
210/39 3560-005
Land and Water Conservation Fund (Flexo#188)
1982
210/40 3560-005
Vocational Rehabilitation Program (Flexo#189)
1982
210/41 3560-005
U.S. Education Department (Flexo #190)
1982
210/42 3560-005
Wilderness Areas (Flexo #192)
1982
210/43 3560-005
Toxic Waste (Flexo #193)
1982
210/44 3560-005
Environment -- Reagan Administration (Flexo#194)
1982
210/45 3560-005
Watt (James) Wilderness Bill -- Alpine Lakes (H.R.5603) (Flexo #195)
1982
210/46 3560-005
Clean Water Act (Flexo #196)
1982
210/47 3560-005
Haitian Refugees (Flexo #197)
1982
210/48 3560-005
Disabled Veterans Benefits (Flexo #198)
1982
210/49 3560-005
Comprehensive Employment and Training Act --NativeAmericans (CETA) (S. 2184, S. 2036) (Flexo #199)
1982
210/50 3560-005
Deepwater Port User Tax (Flexo #200)
1982
210/51 3560-005
Fishing Treaty Abrogation (Flexo #201)
1982
210/52 3560-005
Chemical Weapons (Flexo #202)
1982
210/53 3560-005
Alverson, Robert -- North PacificFisheriesManagement Council (Flexo #203)
1982
210/54 3560-005
Amerasians (Flexo #204)
1982
210/55 3560-005
Illegal Aliens -- Sanctions Against Employers(Flexo#205)
1982
210/56 3560-005
Housing Industry (Flexo #206)
1982
210/57 3560-005
Immigration -- Fifth Preference Category(Siblings)Elimination (Flexo #207)
1982
210/58 3560-005
Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument (S.2133)(Flexo #208)
1982
210/59 3560-005
Breeder Reactor Program -- Hanford, WA (Flexo#209)
1982
210/60 3560-005
U.S. Defense Department Firefighting Services(Flexo#210)
1982
210/61 3560-005
Older Americans Act (Flexo #211)
1982
210/62 3560-005
Federal Refugee Assistance (H. R. 5495) (Flexo#212)
1982
210/63 3560-005
Regulatory Reform Act (S. 1080) (Flexo#213)
1982
210/64 3560-005
Budget -- Constitutional Amendment for aBalancedFederal Budget -- (S. J. R. 58) (Flexo #214)
1982
210/65 3560-005
Postage Rates -- Non-Profit Organizations(Flexo#215)
1982
210/66 3560-005
Budget -- Constitutional Amendment For aBalancedBudget (S. J. R. 58) (Flexo #216)
1982
210/67 3560-005
Mining Leases -- Watersheds (Flexo #217)
1982
210/68 3560-005
Telephone Deregulation (IL R. 5158) (Flexo#218)
1982
210/69 3560-005
Life Insurance Taxation Act (S. 2353) (Flexo#219)
1982
210/70 3560-005
Three Mile Island, PA - Damaged NuclearReactorCleanup Funding (S. 1606) (Flexo #220)
1982
210/71 3560-005
Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument (S.2133)-- Against (Flexo #222)
1982
210/72 3560-005
Safe Harbor Leasing (Flexo #223)
1982
210/73 3560-005
Federal Deficit and Expenditures Reduction(Flexo#224)
1982
210/74 3560-005
Video-Tape Recordings (Flexo #225)
1982
210/75 3560-005
Bankruptcy (S. 2000) (Flexo #226)
1982
210/76 3560-005
U.S. Veterans Administration -- HealthProfessionalsScholarship Program (H. R. 6350) (Flexo #227)
1982
210/77 3560-005
Civil Rights -- Disabled (Flexo #228)
1982
210/78 3560-005
Milk Support Programs (Flexo #229)
1982
210/79 3560-005
Thrift Institutions (Flexo #230)
1982
210/80 3560-005
Corporate Pension Contributions (Flexo#231)
1982
210/81 3560-005
Abortion (Flexo #234)
1982
210/82 3560-005
Hanford, WA Nuclear Power Plant - Budget Cuts(Flexo#236)
1982
210/83 3560-005
Nuclear Arms Reduction -- Jackson Resolution(Flexo#237)
1982
210/84 3560-005
Hospice Services -- Medicare Coverage (S.1958)(Flexo #238)
1982
210/85 3560-005
Combined Federal Campaign Regulations (Flexo#240)
1982
210/86 3560-005
Veterans -- Education Benefits (Flexo#241)
1982
210/87 3560-005
Freedom of Information Act -- Effect onIntelligenceCommunity (S. 1235) (Flexo #242)
1982
210/88 3560-005
Title IX -- College Sex Discrimination (Flexo#243)
1982
210/89 3560-005
747s In Lieu of C-5s (Flexo #244)
1982
210/90 3560-005
Taxes -- Flat Rate Income Tax (Flexo#249)
1982
210/91 3560-005
Nutrition Programs -- Day Care (Flexo#250)
1982
210/92 3560-005
Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) (Flexo#251)
1982
210/93 3560-005
Pensions -- Military Divorce Settlements (S.1814)(Flexo #252)
1982
210/94 3560-005
Gun Control -- Kennedy Amendment (S. 1030)(Flexo#253)
1982
210/95 3560-005
Gun Control -- Kennedy Amendment (S. 1030)(Flexo#254)
1982
210/96 3560-005
Taxes -- Public Utility Dividend Reinvestment--Exemptions (Flexo #255)
1982
210/97 3560-005
United Nations -- U.S. Involvement (Flexo#256)
1982
210/98 3560-005
Federal Land Sales (Flexo #257)
1982
210/99 3560-005
Canadian Timber Subsidies (Flexo #258)
1982
211/1 3560-005
Soviet Jew Emigration (Flexo #259.)
1982
211/2 3560-005
Federal Employees -- Medicare Tax (Flexo#260)
1982
211/3 3560-005
Taxes -- Interest and Dividend Exemptions(Flexo#261)
1982
211/4 3560-005
Taxes Increase (Flexo #262)
1982
211/5 3560-005
Cable Television Regulation (S. 2172) (Flexo#263)
1982
211/6 3560-005
Federal Pension and Social SecurityUnification(Flexo #264)
1982
211/7 3560-005
Odessa, WA Health Personnel Shortage (Flexo#265)
1982
211/8 3560-005
Aluminum Industry -- U.S. BonnevillePowerAdministration Rate Increase (Flexo #266)
1982
211/9 3560-005
Wilderness Protection Act of 1902 (S. 2801) --For(Flexo #267)
1982
211/10 3560-005
School Prayer and Abortion -- Helms Amendment(Flexo#268)
1982
211/11 3560-005
U.S. Federal Trade Commission Regulations--State-Licensed Professions (Flexo #269)
1982
211/12 3560-005
Lebanon -- Beirut Massacre (Flexo #270)
1982
211/13 3560-005
Abortion (Flexo #271)
1982
211/14 3560-005
Amerasian Children (S. 1693) (Flexo#272)
1982
211/15 3560-005
Monkey Research -- Taub, Edward (Flexo#273)
1982
211/16 3560-005
1978 Bankruptcy Act -- Johns-ManvilleCorporation(Flexo #274)
1982
211/17 3560-005
Social Security -- Balanced Budget (Flexo#275)
1982
211/18 3560-005
Thrift Institution Interest Rates (S. 2879)(Flexo#276)
1982
211/19 3560-005
National Trails System Act (H. R. 861) (Flexo#277)
1982
211/20 3560-005
Wilderness Protection Act of 1982 (S. 2801)Flexo#278)
1982
211/21 3560-005
Election Day -- First Sunday in November (S.57)(Flexo #279)
1982
211/22 3560-005
Uniformed Services Former Spouses' Protection Act(P.L. 97-252) (Flexo #230)
1982
211/23 3560-005
Oil and Gas Leasing -- 5 Year Plan (Flexo#281)
1982
211/24 3560-005
High School Equivalency Program (HEP) andCommunityAction Migrant Program (CAMP) - Funding (Flexo #282)
1982
211/25 3560-005
Federal Timber Contract Modification (Flexo#283)
1982
211/26 3560-005
Mail Fraud (Flexo #284)
1982
211/27 3560-005
Nutrition Programs -- Children (S. C. R. 121)(Flexo#285)
1982
211/28 3560-005
Coal Slurry Pipeline (S. 1844) - Against(Flexo#286)
1982
211/29 3560-005
Social Security Reform -- Article by Tobias,Andrew(Flexo #287)
1982
211/30 3560-005
Social Security -- National Commission onSocialSecurity Reform (Flexo #288)
1982
211/31 3560-005
Social Security -- Payroll Tax (Flexo#289)
1982
211/32 3560-005
U.S. Defense Department -- Outside Contracts(Flexo#290)
1982
211/33 3560-005
MX Missile (Flexo #291)
1982
211/34 3560-005
MX and Pershing II Missiles (Flexo #292)
1982
211/35 3560-005
MX Missile (Flexo #293)
1982
211/36 3560-005
MX and Pershing II Missiles (Flexo #294)
1982
211/37 3560-005
Register Communists (S. 1959) (Flexo#296)
1982
211/38 3560-005
Congressional Salaries (Flexo #297)
1982
211/39 3560-005
Disadvantaged Programs (Flexo #299)
1982
211/40 3560-005
National Hospital Association -- Health BenefitPlan(Flexo #300)
1982
Flexo Responses
1982
Box/Folder Accession
211/42-212/12 3560-005
B Redactron -- miscellaneous
1982
212/13-20 3560-005
G Redactron -- miscellaneous
1982
212/21-213/7 3560-005
N Redactron -- miscellaneous
1982
213/8-12 3560-005
T Redactron -- miscellaneous
1982
213/13-25 3560-005
Redactron - miscellaneous
1982
1983
1983
Box/Folder Accession
213/26-27 3560-005
General
1983
213/25-29 3560-005
Agriculture
1983
214/1-3 3560-005
Animal Welfare
1983
214/4 3560-005
Appropriations
1983
214/5-6 3560-005
Banking and Finance
1983
214/7 3560-005
Civil Rights
1983
214/8 3560-005
Communications
1983
214/9 3560-005
Congress
1983
214/10 3560-005
Consumer Protection
1983
214/11-12 3560-005
Crime
1983
214/13 3560-005
Culture
1983
214/14-15 3560-005
Economy
1983
214/16-18 3560-005
Education
1983
214/19-20 3560-005
Energy
1983
214/21 3560-005
Environment
1983
214/22-23 3560-005
Federal Government
1983
215/1-2 3560-005
Fisheries
1983
Foreign Relations
1983
Box/Folder Accession
215/3-4 3560-005
General
1983
215/5-6 3560-005
Commission on Central America
1983
215/7 3560-005
Human Rights
1983
215/8 3560-005
U.S.-U.S.S.R.
1983
Box/Folder Accession
215/9-11 3560-005
Government Employees
1983
215/12-14 3560-005
Health
1983
215/15 3560-005
Housing
1983
215/16 3560-005
Immigration
1983
215/17-18 3560-005
Indian Affairs
1983
215/19-20 3560-005
Labor
1983
215/21-216/2 3560-005
Legal
1983
216/3 3560-005
Military
1983
216/4-5 3560-005
National Security
1983
216/6-7 3560-005
Natural Resources
1983
216/8 3560-005
Older Americans
1983
216/9-10 3560-005
Pensions and Annuities
1983
216/11-12 3560-005
Postal
1983
216/13-14 3560-005
Social Security
1983
216/15-17 3560-005
Tax
1983
Trade
1983
Box/Folder Accession
216/18 3560-005
General
1983
216/19 3560-005
Technology Transfer
1983
216/20 3560-005
HMJ Immigration Amendment
1983
Box/Folder Accession
217/1 3560-005
Transportation
1983
217/2 3560-005
Veterans
1983
217/3-4 3560-005
Welfare
1983
217/5-6 3560-005
Women's Issues
1983
217/7 3560-005
Dear Colleague Letters
1983
217/8-9 3560-005
Co-Authored Letters
1983
217/10 3560-005
Abortion (Flexo #1)
1983
217/11 3560-005
Missing in Action (MIA) -- Vietnam (Flexo#2)
1983
217/12 3560-005
Gay Rights (Flexo #3)
1983
217/13 3560-005
Nutrition -- Children (Flexo #4)
1983
217/14 3560-005
Headstart (Flexo #7)
1983
217/15 3560-005
Federal Judiciary Power (Flexo #9)
1983
217/16 3560-005
Tobacco Subsidies (Flexo #10)
1983
217/17 3560-005
Medicare (Flexo #12)
1983
217/18 3560-005
School Prayer (Flexo #13)
1983
217/19 3560-005
Education -- Indian (Flexo #14)
1983
217/20 3560-005
Education -- Budget Cuts (Flexo #15)
1983
217/21 3560-005
Abortion (Flexo #16)
1983
217/22 3560-005
Taxes -- Interest and Dividend Exemptions(Flexo#20)
1983
217/23 3560-005
Clean Air Act (Flexo #21)
1983
217/24 3560-005
Clean Air Act/Multi Issue (Flexo #22)
1983
217/25 3560-005
Indian Policy (Flexo #23)
1983
217/26 3560-005
Federal Lands Sale (Flexo #24)
1983
217/27 3560-005
Federal Services -- Outside Contracts (Flexo#26)
1983
217/28 3560-005
Pensions -- Presidential (Flexo #27)
1983
217/29 3560-005
Social Security/Civil Service Merger
1983
217/30 3560-005
Ashbrook-Doran Amendment (Flexo #31)
1983
217/31 3560-005
Economy (Flexo #32)
1983
217/32 3560-005
Defense Spending (Flexo #33)
1983
217/33 3560-005
Arms Control (Flexo #34)
1983
217/34 3560-005
MX Missile (Flexo #35)
1983
217/35 3560-005
MX Missile and National Security Policy (Flexo#36)
1983
217/36 3560-005
Congressional Pay Raise (Flexo #37)
1983
217/37 3560-005
U.S. Federal Trade Commission RegulatingProfessions(Flexo #38)
1983
217/38 3560-005
MX Missile (Flexo #39)
1983
217/39 3560-005
Missing Children (Flexo #40)
1983
217/40 3560-005
Food Stamp Fraud (Flexo #41)
1983
217/41 3560-005
Social Security (Flexo #42)
1983
217/42 3560-005
Social Security (Flexo #43)
1983
217/43 3560-005
Central America (Flexo #44)
1983
217/44 3560-005
Japanese Internment Compensation (Flexo#45)
1983
217/45 3560-005
Preventing Hunger at Home (Flexo #46)
1983
217/46 3560-005
Animal Welfare (S. 2948) (Flexo #47)
1983
217/47 3560-005
Foreign Aid (Flexo #48)
1983
217/48 3560-005
El Salvador (Flexo #49)
1983
217/49 3560-005
Surplus Food (Flexo #50)
1983
217/50 3560-005
Guatemala (Flexo #51)
1983
217/51 3560-005
Migrant Education (Flexo #52)
1983
217/52 3560-005
Unemployment (Flexo #53)
1983
217/53 3560-005
Gun Control (Flexo #54)
1983
217/54 3560-005
Capital Punishment (Flexo #55)
1983
217/55 3560-005
Wilderness Protection (S. 2801) (Flexo#56)
1983
217/56 3560-005
Impact Aid (Flexo #57)
1983
217/57 3560-005
Compound 1080 (Flexo #58)
1983
217/58 3560-005
Aluminum Industry (Flexo #59)
1983
217/59 3560-005
United Nations (Flexo #60)
1983
217/60 3560-005
Compensation Test Ban (Flexo #62)
1983
217/61 3560-005
Employer Tip Reporting (Flexo #63)
1983
217/62 3560-005
Nutrition Programs -- Children (H. C. R. 384)(Flexo#64)
1983
217/63 3560-005
Nuclear Waste Disposal (Flexo #65)
1983
217/64 3560-005
Columbia River Salmon (Flexo #66)
1983
217/65 3560-005
Federal Services -- Outside Contracts (Flexo#67)
1983
217/66 3560-005
Federal Employees Benefits (Flexo #70)
1983
217/67 3560-005
Natural Gas Deregulation (Flexo #72)
1983
217/68 3560-005
U.S. Peace Council (Flexo #73)
1983
217/69 3560-005
Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) (Flexo #74)
1983
218/1 3560-005
Peace Academy (Flexo #75)
1983
218/2 3560-005
U.S. Office of Management and Budget --PoliticalAdvocacy Rule (Flexo #76)
1983
218/3 3560-005
Harley Davidson (International TradeCommission)(Flexo #77)
1983
218/4 3560-005
Harley Davidson (Flexo #78)
1983
218/5 3560-005
Mount St. Helens Land Trade (Flexo #79)
1983
218/6 3560-005
Drunk Driving (Flexo #80)
1983
218/7 3560-005
Equal Access (S. 425) (Flexo #81)
1983
218/8 3560-005
Employer Education Exclusion Provisions (Flexo#82)
1983
218/9 3560-005
Education -- Cooperative (Flexo #83)
1983
218/10 3560-005
Firearms Ownership (S. 45) (Flexo #84)
1983
218/11 3560-005
Wild Horses and Burros (Flexo #86)
1983
218/12 3560-005
Columbia Gorge (Flexo #88)
1983
218/13 3560-005
Railroad Retirement System (Flexo #89)
1983
218/14 3560-005
Domestic Part Content of ForeignManufactureAutomobiles (Flexo #90)
1983
218/15 3560-005
Taxes -- Interest and Dividend Exemptions(Flexo#91)
1983
218/16 3560-005
Weather Satellites Sale,(Flexo #92)
1983
218/17 3560-005
Alaska Hunting (S. 49) (Flexo #93)
1983
218/18 3560-005
El Salvador (Flexo #94)
1983
218/19 3560-005
Defense Budget (Flexo #95)
1983
218/20 3560-005
Fish Standards (Flexo #96)
1983
218/21 3560-005
Education -- Chapter I (Flexo #97)
1983
218/22 3560-005
Child Pornography (Flexo #98)
1983
218/23 3560-005
Refugee Assistance Programs (Flexo #99)
1983
218/24 3560-005
Immigration (Flexo #100)
1983
218/25 3560-005
Davis Bacon Act (Flexo #101)
1983
218/26 3560-005
Domestic Commodity Distribution (S. 17) (Flexo#102)
1983
218/27 3560-005
Defense Budget (Flexo #103)
1983
218/28 3560-005
Defense Budget (Flexo #104)
1983
218/29 3560-005
Budget Process (Flexo #105)
1983
218/30 3560-005
Fair Insurance Practice Act (S. 372) (Flexo#107)
1983
218/31 3560-005
High Frontier (Flexo #100)
1983
218/32 3560-005
Acid Rain (Flexo #109)
1983
218/33 3560-005
International Trade (Flexo #110)
1983
218/34 3560-005
Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) (Flexo#111)
1983
218/35 3560-005
Taxes -- Benefits (Flexo #113)
1983
218/36 3560-005
Hobbs Act Amendment (S. 462) (Flexo#114)
1983
218/37 3560-005
Cable Broadcasting (Flexo #115)
1983
218/38 3560-005
Washington State Wilderness (Flexo #116)
1983
218/39 3560-005
Sub-Minimum Wage (Flexo #117)
1983
218/40 3560-005
Spokane Research Center (Flexo #118)
1983
218/41 3560-005
Oregon Wilderness (Flexo #119)
1983
218/42 3560-005
Taxes -- Tuition Credits (Flexo #121)
1983
218/43 3560-005
Port Orchard Sewer (Flexo #122)
1983
218/44 3560-005
Puyallup Tribal School System (Flexo#123)
1983
218/45 3560-005
Nicaragua -- U.S. Central Intelligence Agency(Flexo#124)
1983
218/46 3560-005
Animal Welfare (S. 964) (Flexo #125)
1983
218/47 3560-005
Animal Welfare (Flexo #126)
1983
218/48 3560-005
Religious Speech Protection (S. 815) (Flexo#127)
1983
218/49 3560-005
U.S. Office of Personnel Management RegulationChange(Flexo #128)
1983
218/50 3560-005
U.S. Federal Trade Commission Funeral Rule(Flexo#129)
1983
218/51 3560-005
International Monetary Fund Quota Increase(Flexo#130)
1983
218/52 3560-005
Latin American -- "Marshall Plan" (Flexo#131)
1983
218/53 3560-005
Cable Deregulation (S. 66) (Flexo #132)
1983
218/54 3560-005
Military Medical Benefits (Flexo #133)
1983
218/55 3560-005
Copyrights -- for Recordings (Flexo#134)
1983
218/56 3560-005
Budget Process -- Hatch-Armstrong Proposal(Flexo#135)
1983
218/57 3560-005
Competitive Shipping and Shipbuilding Act (S.1000)(Flexo #136)
1983
218/58 3560-005
Taxes -- Flat Rate Income System (Flexo#137)
1983
218/59 3560-005
Senate Pay Raise (Flexo #138)
1983
218/60 3560-005
Trade with Communist Nations (Flexo#139)
1983
218/61 3560-005
Mail Fraud (Flexo #141)
1983
218/62 3560-005
Federal Employees (Flexo #142)
1983
218/63 3560-005
Central America -- "Marshall Plan" (Flexo#143)
1983
218/64 3560-005
Federal Grants (Flexo #144)
1983
218/65 3560-005
Community Health Representatives (Flexo#145)
1983
218/66 3560-005
Salvadoran Refugees (Flexo #146)
1983
218/67 3560-005
Combined Federal Campaign (Flexo #147)
1983
218/68 3560-005
Washington Public Power Supply System (WPPSS)(Flexo#148)
1983
218/69 3560-005
U.S. Veterans Administration -- EducationBenefits(Flexo #149)
1983
218/70 3560-005
Independent Community Care (Flexo #150)
1983
218/71 3560-005
U.S. Civil Rights Commission (Flexo#151)
1983
218/72 3560-005
Space Based Lasers (Flexo #152)
1983
218/73 3560-005
Anti-Satellite Arms Treaty (Flexo #153)
1983
218/74 3560-005
Chemical Weapons (Flexo #154)
1983
218/75 3560-005
Spokane Railroad Employees (Flexo #155)
1983
218/76-77 3560-005
Flexo Masters
1983
218/78 3560-005
Flexo Counts
1983
218/79 3560-005
Space Program (Redactron #A-14)
1983
218/80 3560-005
Draft Registration (Redactron #A-16)
1983
218/81-84 3560-005
National Security (Redactron #A-17)
1983
219/1 3560-005
Abortion (Redactron #A-19)
1983
219/2 3560-005
Health Care Costs (Redactron #A-21)
1983
219/3 3560-005
Education (Redactron #A-22)
1983
219/4 3560-005
School Prayer (Redactron #A-24)
1983
219/5 3560-005
Medicare (Redactron #A-25)
1983
219/6 3560-005
Federal Pensions (Redactron #A-35)
1983
219/7-9 3560-005
Defense Spending (Redactron #A-36)
1983
219/10 3560-005
MX Missile (Redactron #A-38)
1983
219/11 3560-005
National Security Policy (Redactron#A-39)
1983
219/12 3560-005
Arms Control (Redactron #A-40, A-41,A-42)
1983
219/13 3560-005
Congressional Salaries (Redactron #A-43)
1983
219/14 3560-005
Social Security (Redactron #A-46)
1983
219/15-16 3560-005
Social Security Reform (Redactron #A-47)
1983
219/17 3560-005
Social Security (Redactron #A-48)
1983
219/18-19 3560-005
El Salvador (Redactron #A-52)
1983
219/20 3560-005
Foreign Aid (Redactron #A-53)
1983
219/21 3560-005
Social Security (Redactron #A-54)
1983
219/22 3560-005
Immigration (Redactron #A-60, A-61)
1983
219/23 3560-005
Economy (Redactron #A-62)
1983
219/24 3560-005
El Salvador (Redactron #A-63)
1983
219/25 3560-005
Debtor Nations -- International MonetaryFund(Redactron #A-64)
1983
219/26 3560-005
Military Issues (Redactron #A-65, A-66)
1983
219/27 3560-005
Salvadoran Refugees (Redactron #A-67,A-68)
1983
219/28-29 3560-005
Pornography (Redactron #A-70)
1983
219/30 3560-005
U.S. Department of Education (Redactron#A-73)
1983
220/1 3560-005
Education -- Quality (Redactron #A-75)
1983
220/2 3560-005
Immigration (Redactron #A76, A-77)
1983
220/3 3560-005
MX Missile (Redactron #A-105)
1983
220/4 3560-005
Marshall Plan (Redactron A-105)
1983
220/5-6 3560-005
Miscellaneous (Redactron A Series)
1983
220/7 3560-005
Redactron Masters
1983
220/8 3560-005
Offset Letters
1983
Legislation -- HMJ Sponsored Bills
1972
1972
Box/Folder Accession
220/9 3560-005
S. 3063 -- Tax Exempt Organizations
1972
220/10 3560-005
S. 3092 -- Emergency Employment ActAmendments
1972
220/11 3560-005
S. 3097 -- Saline Water Conversion
1972
220/12 3560-005
S. 3115 -- Soviet Jewish Refugee ReliefAct
1972
220/13 3560-005
S. 3117 -- Guam to Participate in FederalPropertyand Administrative Services
1972
220/14 3560-005
S. 3121 -- Civil Rights Act
1972
220/15 3560-005
S. 3125 -- Columbia-Snake-Palouse SoilErosionProgram
1972
220/16 3560-005
S. 3129 -- Big Cypress National FreshWaterReserve
1972
220/17 3560-005
S. 3157 -- Indian Self-Determination Act
1972
220/18 3560-005
S. 3164 -- National Islands ConservationandRecreation Act
1972
220/19 3560-005
S. 3165 -- Educational Quality Act
1972
220/20 3560-005
S. 3173 -- Earthquake Prediction Act
1972
220/21 3560-005
S. 3174 -- Golden Gate National RecreationArea
1972
220/22 3560-005
S. 3283 -- Upper Colorado River Basin
1972
220/23 3560-005
S. 3284 -- Missouri River Basin
1972
220/24 3560-005
S. 3301 -- Glen Canyon Recreation Area
1972
220/25 3560-005
S. 3330 -- National Resource Planning and PolicyAct
1972
220/26 3560-005
S. 3357 -- Price Supports -- Milk
1972
220/27 3560-005
S. 3384 -- Water Resources Planning Act
1972
220/28 3560-005
S. 3428 - Wilderness Area Designation
1972
220/29 3560-005
S. 3429 - Wilderness Area Designation
1972
220/30 3560-005
S. 3430 - Wilderness Area Designation
1972
220/31 3560-005
S. 3432 - Department of HealthEstablishment
1972
220/32 3560-005
S. 3449 -- National Safety of Dams Act
1972
220/33 3560-005
S. 3598 -- Employee Retirement IncomeSecurity
1972
220/34 3560-005
S. 3651 -- State and Local Fiscal AssistantAct
1972
220/35 3560-005
S. 3669 -- Criminal Justice Reform Act
1972
220/36 3560-005
S. 3704 -- Emergency UnemploymentCompensationProgram Extension
1972
220/37 3560-005
S. 3705 -- Federal-State ExtendedUnemploymentCompensation Act
1972
220/38 3560-005
S. 3733 -- Environmental Impact StatementsIssuanceExemption
1972
220/39 3560-005
S. 3792 -- National Wilderness PreservationSystemLands Designation
1972
220/40 3560-005
S. 3882 -- Excess Property Use
1972
220/41 3560-005
S. 3958 -- Wild and Scenic Rivers Act
1972
220/42 3560-005
S. 3959 -- Water Resource DevelopmentsFeasibilityInvestigations
1972
220/43 3560-005
S. 4001 -- Social Security -- OutsideEarningsLimitation
1972
220/44 3560-005
S. 4002 -- Pennsylvania AvenueDevelopmentCorporation
1972
220/45 3560-005
S. 4022 -- Expo '74
1972
220/46 3560-005
S. R. 355 -- McClellan (John)Commendation
1972
220/47 3560-005
S. R. 232 -- Rural ElectrificationProgram
1972
220/48 3560-005
S. R. 272 -- Radio Free Europe and RadioLiberty
1972
220/49 3560-005
S. J. R. 189 -- Prisoners of War (POWs) andMissingin Action (MIAs) National Week of Concern
1972
220/50 3560-005
S. J. R. 203 -- Equal Education WithoutForcedBusing
1972
220/51 3560-005
S. J. R. 206 -- Sudden Infant DeathSyndrome
1972
220/52 3560-005
S. J. R. 245 -- National Voter RegistrationMonth
1972
1973
1973
Box/Folder Accession
220/53-54 3560-005
S. 4 -- Employee Retirement Income Security (P.L.93-406) 1973
1973
220/55 3560-005
S. 31 -- Military Assistance toCivilians
1973
220/56 3560-005
S. 50 -- Older Americans Act
1973
220/57 3560-005
S. 70 -- Energy Policy Act
1973
220/58 3560-005
S. 125 -- Military Lawyers
1973
221/1 3560-005
S. 174 -- Medicare Drug Coverage
1973
221/2 3560-005
S. 176 -- World War I Pension Act
1973
221/3 3560-005
S. 267 -- Navajo-Hopi Administration
1973
221/4-5 3560-005
S. 268 -- Land Use Planning Act
1973
221/6 3560-005
S. 316 -- Eastern Wilderness Areas Act
1973
221/7 3560-005
S. 352 -- Voter RegistrationAdministration
1973
221/8 3560-005
S. 357 -- Federal Power Research
1973
221/9 3560-005
S. 373 -- Federal Impoundment Control
1973
221/10 3560-005
S. 411 -- Postal Rates Adjustment
1973
221/11 3560-005
S. 424 -- Natural Resource Lands ManagementAct
1973
221/12 3560-005
S. 425 -- Surface Mining Reclamation Act
1973
221/13 3560-005
S. 504 -- Public Health Hospitals
1973
221/14 3560-005
S. 507 -- Maly, Wilhelm J. R. -- Relief
1973
221/15 3560-005
S. 516 -- U.S. Federal Bureau ofInvestigationDirector's Term
1973
221/16 3560-005
S. 518 -- U.S. Office of Management andBudgetDirector
1973
221/17 3560-005
S. 548 -- Price Supports -- Milk
1973
221/18 3560-005
S. 600 -- Wilderness Designations
1973
221/19 3560-005
S. 601 -- Wilderness Designations
1973
221/20 3560-005
S. 602 -- Wilderness Designations
1973
221/21 3560-005
S. 607 -- Lead Poisoning Prevention
1973
221/22 3560-005
S. 649 -- Japan-United States FriendshipAct
1973
221/23 3560-005
S. 650 -- Taxes -- Unmarried IndividualsBenefits
1973
221/24 3560-005
S. 662 -- Indian Employment Development
1973
221/25 3560-005
S. 706 -- U.S. Legal Services CorporationAct
1973
221/26 3560-005
S. 721 -- U.S. Indian Claims Commission
1973
221/27 3560-005
S. 734 -- Man in Space National HistoricSite
1973
221/28 3560-005
S. 754 -- Speedy Trial Act
1973
221/29 3560-005
S. 762 -- Military Retired PayRecomputation
1973
221/30 3560-005
S. 783 -- Everglades National Preserve
1973
221/31 3560-005
S. 804 -- Small Business Act Loans
1973
221/32 3560-005
S. 842 -- Publication Postal Rates
1973
221/33 3560-005
S. 856 -- U.S. Smithsonian Institution MallSite
1973
221/34 3560-005
S. 857 -- U.S. Smithsonian InstitutionSupportFacilities
1973
221/35 3560-005
S. 883 -- Oklawaha River Study
1973
221/36 3560-005
S. 917 -- Newsmen Testimony
1973
221/37 3560-005
S. 920 -- Big Cypress Reserve
1973
221/38 3560-005
S. 921 -- Wild and Scenic Rivers Act
1973
221/39 3560-005
S. 922 -- Land and Water ConservationFund
1973
221/40 3560-005
S. 923 -- Mining Operations -EnvironmentalRegulations
1973
221/41 3560-005
S. 924 -- Land Use Policies of States
1973
221/42 3560-005
S. 935 -- Electric Facilities Siting Act
1973
221/43 3560-005
S. 938 -- Eastern Wilderness Act
1973
221/44 3560-005
S. 948 -- Federal Property Act
1973
221/45 3560-005
S. 1010 -- Wilderness Act
1973
221/46 3560-005
S. 1011 -- U.S. Interior DepartmentAssistantSecretary
1973
221/47 3560-005
S. 1012 -- Indian Trust Counsel Authority (seealso:S. 1339)
1973
221/48 3560-005
S. 1013 -- Indian Organizations'Financing
1973
221/49 3560-005
S. 1014 -- Indian Reservations
1973
221/50 3560-005
S. 1015 -- Indian Business DevelopmentProgram
1973
221/51 3560-005
S. 1016 -- Indian Judgement FundsDistribution
1973
221/52 3560-005
S. 1017 -- Indian Self-Determination
1973
221/53 3560-005
S. 1036 -- Taxes -- Exempt Organizations
1973
221/54 3560-005
S. 1039 -- National Park Appropriations
1973
221/55 3560-005
S. 1040 -- Mineral Leasing
1973
221/56 3560-005
S. 1041 -- National Resource Management
1973
221/57 3560-005
S. 1081 -- Federal Lands Right-of-Way
1973
221/58 3560-005
S. 1128 -- Press Freedom
1973
221/59 3560-005
S. 1134 -- Deep Seabed Mining
1973
221/60 3560-005
S. 1149 -- Railroad Utilization
1973
221/61 3560-005
S. 1201 -- Historic Preservation
1973
221/62 3560-005
S. 1221 -- Missing in Action Personnel AnnualLeave
1973
221/63 3560-005
S. 1282 -- National Guard HealthBenefits
1973
221/64 3560-005
S. 1283 -- Energy Research andDevelopment
1973
221/65 3560-005
S. 1328 -- West Coast TransportationCorridor
1973
221/66 3560-005
S. 1339 -- Indian Trust Counsel Authority (seealso:S. 1012)
1973
221/67 3560-005
S. 1340 -- Federal Tribal EmployeesBenefits
1973
221/68 3560-005
S. 1341 -- Indian Financing Act (P. L.93-262)
1973
221/69 3560-005
S. 1342 -- Indian Education, Health andWelfare
1973
221/70 3560-005
S. 1343 -- Indian Control of GovernmentServices
1973
221/71 3560-005
S. 1344 -- Indian Laws Amendments
1973
221/72 3560-005
S. 1345 -- U.S. Interior DepartmentAssistantSecretary (see also: S. 1011)
1973
221/73 3560-005
S. 1359 -- Copyright Act
1973
221/74 3560-005
S. 1384 -- Glen Canyon National RecreationAreaConcessions
1973
221/75 3560-005
S. 1385 -- Trust Territory of PacificIslandsGovernment (P. L. 93-263)
1973
221/76 3560-005
S. 1386 -- Saline Water Program (P. L.93-51)
1973
221/77 3560-005
S. 1491 -- Guam Organic Act
1973
221/78 3560-005
S. 1501 -- Water Resources Planning Act (P.L.93-55)
1973
221/79 3560-005
S. 1502 -- Federal Bureau ofInvestigationOrganization
1973
221/80-222/1 3560-005
S. 1570 -- Emergency Energy Act (P. L.93-159)
1973
222/2 3560-005
S. 1586 -- Petroleum Reserves and ImportAct
1973
222/3 3560-005
S. 1622 -- Klondike Gold Rush National HistoricPark
1973
222/4 3560-005
S. 1638 -- Federal Lands for Parks andRecreation
1973
222/5 3560-005
S. 1648 -- Appropriations Reform Act
1973
222/6 3560-005
S. 1687 -- Menominee Indian Restoration Act (P.L.93-197)
1973
222/7 3560-005
S. 1708 -- Family Planning and Research
1973
222/8 3560-005
S. 1745 -- Sudden Infant Death SyndromeAct
1973
222/9 3560-005
S. 1751 -- Deepwater Port Act
1973
222/10 3560-005
S. 1769 -- Fire Prevention and ControlAct
1973
222/11 3560-005
S. 1865 -- Environmental Centers Act
1973
222/12-14 3560-005
S. 1868 -- Rhodesian Chrome Pan
1973
222/15 3560-005
S. 1871 -- U.S. Youth Conservation Corps (P.L.93-400)
1973
222/16 3560-005
S. 1897 -- Naval Weapons Range Transfer
1973
222/17 3560-005
S. 1951 -- Outer Continental ShelfLeasing
1973
222/18-19 3560-005
S. 1988 -- Emergency Marine Fisheries ProtectionAct
1973
222/20 3560-005
S. 2010 -- Smithsonian InstitutionPositions
1973
222/21 3560-005
S. 2024 -- Indian Economic Development
1973
222/22 3560-005
S. 2025 -- Social Security Benefits
1973
222/23 3560-005
S. 2038 -- Indian Tribal Grants
1973
222/24 3560-005
S. 2074 -- Subpoena and Injunctive ReliefAct
1973
222/25 3560-005
S. 2089 -- Energy Transportation SecurityAct
1973
222/26 3560-005
S. 2105 -- Spokane Indian Reservation Lands (P.L.93-286)
1973
222/27 3560-005
S. 2117 -- Mine Safety
1973
222/28 3560-005
S. 2135 -- U.S. Energy and NaturalResourcesDepartment
1973
222/29 3560-005
S. 2137 -- National Museum Act (P. L.93-345)
1973
222/30 3560-005
S. 2176 -- Fuel and Energy ConservationAct
1973
222/31 3560-005
S. 2241 -- Famine Relief for AfricanSahel
1973
222/32 3560-005
S. 2247 -- Asotin, WA Relief
1973
222/33 3560-005
S. 2286 -- Big Thicket National Reserve (P.L.93-439)
1973
222/34 3560-005
S. 2296 -- Forest and Rangeland Management (P.L.93-378)
1973
222/35 3560-005
S. 2359 -- Blind Persons Benefits
1973
222/36 3560-005
S. 2393 -- Social Security Increases
1973
222/37 3560-005
S. 2397 -- Social Security Benefits
1973
222/38 3560-005
S. 2413 -- Aluminum Stockpile Disposal (P.L.93-220)
1973
222/39 3560-005
S. 2422 -- Rape Prevention Act
1973
222/40 3560-005
S. 2454 -- Home Finance Act
1973
222/41 3560-005
S. 2462 -- Energy Conservation Research
1973
222/42 3560-005
S. 2465 -- Geothermal Energy Act (P. L.93-410)
1973
222/43 3560-005
S. 2446 -- Public Health ServiceHospitals
1973
222/44 3560-005
S. 2487 -- Wilderness Areas Extension
1973
222/45 3560-005
S. 2488 -- Nutrition Programs - Senior Citizens(P.L. 93-351)
1973
222/46 3560-005
S. 2510 -- Federal Procurement Policy Office (P.L.93-400)
1973
222/47 3560-005
S. 2521 -- Foreign Disaster Assistance
1973
222/48 3560-005
S. 2528 -- State Control of SocialServices
1973
222/49 3560-005
S. 2589 -- Emergency Petroleum Act
1973
222/50 3560-005
S. 2607 -- Alpine Lakes National RecreationArea
1973
222/51 3560-005
S. 2608 -- Cascade Wilderness Inclusions
1973
222/52 3560-005
S. 2609 -- Wilderness 'esignations
1973
222/53 3560-005
S. 2610 -- Cascade WildernessDesignations
1973
222/54 3560-005
S. 2611 -- Watergate Special Prosecutor
1973
222/55 3560-005
S. 2621 -- National Open Beaches Act
1973
222/56 3560-005
S. 2622 -- Islands Conservation andRecreation
1973
222/57 3560-005
S. 2639 -- Maritime Academy Students
1973
222/58 3560-005
S. 2652 -- Coal Conversion Act
1973
222/59 3560-005
S. 2665 -- International Development AssociationAid(P. L. 93-373)
1973
222/60 3560-005
S. 2729 -- Hudson River Basin Compact
1973
222/61 3560-005
S. 2731 -- Duty-Free Methanol
1973
222/62 3560-005
S. 2738 -- Surveillance DepartmentsReorganization
1973
223/1 3560-005
S. 2744 -- Energy Reorganization Act
1973
223/2 3560-005
S. 2754 -- Military Assistance to Greece
1973
223/3 3560-005
S. 2774 -- Zoological and Aquarium Board
1973
223/4 3560-005
S. 2776 -- Federal Energy Administration (P.L.93-275)
1973
223/5 3560-005
S. 2777 -- Indian Affairs AssistantSecretary
1973
223/6 3560-005
S. 2782 -- Energy Information Act
1973
223/7 3560-005
S. 2789 -- Vietnam Veterans AssistanceAct
1973
223/8 3560-005
S. 2344 -- Campground Use Fees (P. L.93-303)
1973
223/9 3560-005
S. 2852 -- Local Air ServicePreservation
1973
223/10 3560-005
S. 2854 -- National Arthritis Act (P. L.93-640)
1973
223/11 3560-005
S. 2859 -- Holloway, Marian Law ShaleRelief
1973
1974
1974
Box/Folder Accession
223/12 3560-005
S. 2868 -- Tax Counseling - SeniorCitizens
1974
223/13 3560-005
S. 2871 -- Food Stamp Act
1974
223/14 3560-005
S. 2877 -- Meeting House PreservationAct
1974
223/15 3560-005
S. 2878 -- Deep Seabed Minerals Act
1974
223/16 3560-005
S. 2885 -- Petroleum Price Ceilings
1974
223/17 3560-005
S. 2917 -- Alaska Conservation Act
1974
223/18 3560-005
S. 2918 -- Alaska Land Reservation
1974
223/19 3560-005
S. 2938 -- Indian Health CareImprovement
1974
223/20 3560-005
S. 2972 -- Wilderness Designations
1974
223/21 3560-005
S. 2973 -- Wilderness Designations
1974
223/22 3560-005
S. 3007 -- Indian Claims Commission (P. L.93-494)
1974
223/23 3560-005
S. 3008 -- Pueblo Indian Lands in Trust
1974
223/24 3560-005
S. 3094 -- Colorado River Salinity Control (P.L.93-320)
1974
223/25 3560-005
S. 3143 -- U.S. Social SecurityAdministration
1974
223/26 3560-005
S. 3149 -- Saline Water Program (P. L.93-342)
1974
223/27 3560-005
S. 3150 -- Special Energy Act
1974
223/28 3560-005
S. 3151 -- Energy Information Disclosure
1974
223/29 3560-005
S. 3188 -- Sewall-Belmont National HistoricSite
1974
223/30 3560-005
S. 3196 -- Robertson, Charles E. Relief
1974
223/31 3560-005
S. 3197 -- Federal Reporting Review
1974
223/32 3560-005
S. 3207 -- South African Sugar Ban
1974
223/33 3560-005
S. 3221 -- Energy Supply
1974
223/34 3560-005
S. 3234 -- Solar Energy Research (P. L.93-473)
1974
223/35 3560-005
S. 3267 -- Standby Energy Emergency
1974
223/36 3560-005
S. 3289 -- Kaniksu Forest Land Exchange (P.L.93-589)
1974
223/37 3560-005
S. 3301 -- Pennsylvania Avenue Development (P.L.93-427)
1974
223/38 3560-005
S. 3305 -- Huntington's Disease Research
1974
223/39 3560-005
S. 3362 -- Columbia River TransmissionSystem
1974
223/40 3560-005
S. 3371 -- Forest Pest Control Act
1974
223/41 3560-005
S. 3388 -- Supplemental Food Program
1974
223/42 3560-005
S. 3398 -- Veterans Benefits Extension (P.L.93-293)
1974
223/43 3560-005
S. 3413 -- Land and hater ConservationFund
1974
223/44 3560-005
S. 3418 -- Federal Privacy Board
1974
223/45 3560-005
S. 3433 -- Eastern Wilderness Areas (P. L.93-622)
1974
223/46 3560-005
S. 3458 -- Food Stamp Act (P. L. 93-347)
1974
223/47 3560-005
S. 3480 -- Summer Youth Sports Program
1974
223/48 3560-005
S. 3530 -- Alaskan Natives Enrollment
1974
223/49 3560-005
S. 3548 -- Truman (Harry S.) Scholarship
1974
223/50 3560-005
S. 3563 -- Snake River Bridge
1974
223/51 3560-005
S. 3599 -- Nunamiut National Park,Alaska
1974
223/52 3560-005
S. 3614 -- Colville Indian LandRestoration
1974
223/53 3560-005
S. 3641 -- Economic Development Act
1974
223/54 3560-005
S. 3660 -- Export-Import Bank Act
1974
223/55 3560-005
S. 3698 -- International Nuclear Agreements (P.L.93-485)
1974
223/56 3560-005
S. 3708 -- Wild and Scenic Rivers Study
1974
223/57 3560-005
S. 3720 -- Energy Materials Allocation
1974
223/58 3560-005
S. 3770 -- Performing Arts RegionalCenters
1974
223/59 3560-005
S. 3787 -- Income Exclusion for LegalServices
1974
223/60 3560-005
S. 3806 -- Historic Property Grants
1974
223/61 3560-005
S. 3812 -- Eniwetok Atoll Rehabilitation
1974
223/62 3560-005
S. 3839 -- National Historic PreservationFund
1974
223/63 3560-005
S. 3843 -- Wilderness Designations --California
1974
223/64 3560-005
S. 3844 -- Wilderness Designations --California
1974
223/65 3560-005
S. 3845 -- Wilderness Designations --California
1974
223/66 3560-005
S. 3846 -- Wilderness Designations --Alaksa
1974
223/67 3560-005
S. 3847 -- Wilderness Designations --Illinois
1974
223/68 3560-005
S. 3848 -- Wilderness Designations --Hawaii
1974
223/69 3560-005
S. 3849 -- Wilderness Designations --Montana
1974
223/70 3560-005
S. 3850 -- Wilderness Designations --Vermont
1974
223/71 3560-005
S. 3851 -- Wilderness Designations --Alaska
1974
223/72 3560-005
S. 3852 -- Wilderness Designations --Minnesota
1974
223/73 3560-005
S. 3853 -- Wilderness Designations --Minnesota
1974
223/74 3560-005
S. 3854 -- Wilderness Designations --Colorado
1974
223/75 3560-005
S. 3855 -- Wilderness Designations --Montana
1974
223/76 3560-005
S. 3856 -- Wilderness Designations --Alaska
1974
223/77 3560-005
S. 3857 -- Wilderness Designations --Utah
1974
223/78 3560-005
S. 3858 -- Wilderness Designations --Oregon
1974
223/79 3560-005
S. 3859 -- Wilderness Designations --Washington
1974
223/80 3560-005
S. 3879 -- Coal Pipeline Act
1974
223/81 3560-005
S. 3917 -- Military Aid to Turkey
1974
223/82 3560-005
S. 3955 -- Foreign Investment Review
1974
223/83 3560-005
S. 3996 -- Trust Territory of PacificGovernment
1974
223/84 3560-005
S. 4076 -- Deepwater Port Act (P. L.93-627)
1974
223/85 3560-005
S. 4093 -- Medicare Deductibles Freeze
1974
223/86 3560-005
S. 4105 -- Father Marquette National"Memorial
1974
223/87 3560-005
S. 4106 -- Luna (Cipriano, Ester andCarmelita)Relief
1974
223/88 3560-005
S. 4141 -- Marine Barracks Statue
1974
223/89 3560-005
S. 4150 -- Pacific Northwest Trail Study
1974
223/90 3560-005
S. 4151 -- Energy Reserve Office
1974
223/91 3560-005
S. 4154 -- Fertilizers in EasternWashington
1974
223/92 3560-005
S. 4207 -- Unemployment Compensation Act
1974
223/93 3560-005
S. 4241 -- Port Angeles, WA Land Grant
1974
223/94 3560-005
Requests to Co-Sponsor
1974
223/95 3560-005
Requests to Sponsor Private Bills
1974
223/96 3560-005
Private Bills -- Miscellaneous
1974
1975
1975
Box/Folder Accession
223/97 3560-005
S. 3 -- Health Security Act
1975
223/98 3560-005
S. 5 -- Public and Open Government (P. L.94-409)
1975
223/99 3560-005
S. 7 -- Surface Mining Control
1975
223/100 3560-005
S. 13 -- Food Stamp Act
1975
223/101 3560-005
S. 28 -- Energy Tax Credits
1975
223/102 3560-005
S. 98 -- Klondike Gold Rush Park (P. L.94-323)
1975
223/103 3560-005
S. 189 -- Surveillance DepartmentsControl
1975
223/104 3560-005
S. 200 -- Consumer Protection Act
1975
223/105 3560-005
S. 204 -- Beltran, Rosina C. Relief
1975
223/106 3560-005
S. 325 -- Tax Rebate and Relief
1975
224/1 3560-005
S. 326 -- Trust Territories of Pacific Government(P.L. 94-27)
1975
224/2 3560-005
S. 327 -- National Historic Preservation Fund (P.L.94-422)
1975
224/3 3560-005
S. 334 -- Military Sex Discrimination
1975
224/4 3560-005
S. 388 -- Social Security Revision
1975
224/5 3560-005
S. 390 -- Tax Counseling -- SeniorCitizens
1975
224/6 3560-005
S. 391 -- Mineral Leasing Act (P. L.94-377)
1975
224/7 3560-005
S. 425 -- Foreign Investment
1975
224/8 3560-005
S. 439 -- Snake River Bridge -- Clarkston,WA
1975
224/9 3560-005
S. 441 -- Forest Pest Control (P. L.94-40)
1975
224/10 3560-005
S. 456 -- Nonnuclear Energy Research
1975
224/11 3560-005
S. 474 -- Military -- Missing PersonnelStatus
1975
224/12 3560-005
S. 495 - Watergate Reorganization
1975
224/13 3560-005
S. 507 -- National Resources Management (P.L.94-579)
1975
224/14 3560-005
S. 520 -- Wilderness Designations
1975
224/15 3560-005
S. 521 -- Energy Supply Act
1975
224/16 3560-005
S. 522 -- Indian Health Care (P. L.94-437)
1975
224/17 3560-005
S. 525 - Medicare Deductible Freeze
1975
224/18 3560-005
S. 586 - Coastal Zone Management (P. L.94-370)
1975
224/19 3560-005
S. 620 - Standby Energy Authority
1975
224/20 3560-005
S. 621 -- Petroleum Price IncreaseLimitation
1975
224/21 3560-005
S. 622 -- Standby Energy Authority (P. L.94-163)
1975
224/22 3560-005
S. 623 -- Emergency Petroleum Allocation
1975
224/23 3560-005
S. 677 -- Energy Reserves Act
1975
224/24 3560-005
S. 713 -- Deep Seabed Hard Minerals Act
1975
224/25 3560-005
S. 740 -- Energy Production Board
1975
224/26 3560-005
S. 824 -- Japanese-United States Relations (P.L.94-118)
1975
224/27 3560-005
S. 916 -- Forest Pest Control
1975
224/28 3560-005
S. 953 -- Trade Restrictions andBoycotts
1975
224/29 3560-005
S. 961 -- Marine Fisheries Protection (P. L.94-265)
1975
224/30 3560-005
S. 969 -- Veterans' Education and Employment (P.L.94-502)
1975
224/31 3560-005
S. 983 -- Trust Territories of PacificGovernance
1975
224/32 3560-005
S. 984 -- Land Resource Planning
1975
224/33 3560-005
S. 1134 -- Land Grant to Port Angeles,WA
1975
224/34 3560-005
S. 1136 -- Anti-Trust Prosecution
1975
224/35 3560-005
S. 1149 -- Energy Conservation
1975
224/36 3560-005
S. 1177 -- Voter Registration
1975
224/37 3560-005
S. 1183 -- Blind Persons' Benefits
1975
224/38 3560-005
S. 1193 -- Military Reserves Benefits
1975
224/39 3560-005
S. 1216 -- Water Pollution Control
1975
224/40 3560-005
S. 1286 -- Social Security Increases
1975
224/41 3560-005
S. 1302 -- Mining Safety
1975
224/42 3560-005
S. 1334 -- Cowlitz Indian Funds
1975
224/43 3560-005
S. 1350 -- South Vietnam and CambodiaAid
1975
224/44 3560-005
S. 1359 -- Intergovernmental EconomicPolicies
1975
224/45 3560-005
S. 1362 -- Military Lawyers
1975
224/46 3560-005
S. 1379 -- Solar Energy Tax Incentives
1975
224/47 3560-005
S. 1389 -- Bikini Atoll Payment
1975
224/48 3560-005
S. 1390 -- Pacific Northwest Trail Study (P.L.94-527)
1975
224/49 3560-005
S. 1398 -- U.S. Interior DepartmentAppropriations
1975
224/50 3560-005
S. 1469 -- Alaska Native Claims Settlement (P.L.94-204)
1975
224/51 3560-005
S. 1479 -- Construction Workers
1975
224/52 3560-005
S. 1492 -- Home Dialysis
1975
224/53 3560-005
S. 1501 -- Alaska Land Use (P. L. 94-45)
1975
224/54 3560-005
S. 1504 -- Drug Coverage Under Medicare
1975
224/55 3560-005
S. 1520 -- Postage Stamp HonoringNorwegians
1975
224/56 3560-005
S. 1546 -- Military PetroleumDiscrimination
1975
224/57 3560-005
S. 1619 -- Sickle Cell Anemia
1975
224/58 3560-005
S. 1664 -- Lead Poisoning Prevention
1975
224/59 3560-005
S. 1703 -- Federal Coal Leasing
1975
224/60 3560-005
S. 1763 -- National Ski Patrol
1975
224/61 3560-005
S. 1751 -- Yakima Water Resources
1975
224/62 3560-005
S. 1752 -- Columbia River WaterResources
1975
224/63 3560-005
S. 1754 -- Oil Pollution Liability
1975
224/64 3560-005
S. 1795 -- Economic Planning and Growth
1975
224/65 3560-005
S. 1306 -- American Somoa Governor
1975
224/66 3560-005
S. 1849 ---Emergency PetroleumAllocation
1975
224/67 3560-005
S. 1864 -- Energy Information Act
1975
224/68 3560-005
S. 1921 -- Historic PropertiesPreservation
1975
224/69 3560-005
S. 1922 -- U.S. Interior DepartmentAppropriations
1975
224/70 3560-005
S. 1969 -- Military Retirement
1975
224/71 3560-005
S. 1989 -- Oil Producing CountriesNegotiations
1975
224/72 3560-005
S. 1996 -- Energy Supply Act
1975
224/73 3560-005
S. 2010 -- Indian Law Enforcement
1975
224/74 3560-005
S. 2051 -- Tax Deductions for LegalServices
1975
224/75 3560-005
S. 2066 -- Synthetic Fuels Act
1975
224/76 3560-005
S. 2108 -- Military Survivor Benefits
1975
224/77 3560-005
S. 2145 -- Refugee Education
1975
224/78 3560-005
S. 2157 -- Social SecurityQualifications
1975
224/79 3560-005
S. 2195 -- Working Life Quality (P. L.94-136)
1975
224/80 3560-005
S. 2201 -- U.S. Interior Department SubpoenaRights
1975
224/81 3560-005
S. 2207 -- Military Civilian Personnel
1975
224/82 3560-005
S. 2221 -- Illegal Securities
1975
224/83 3560-005
S. 2342 -- Taxpayers' Rights
1975
224/84 3560-005
S. 2371 -- Mining in National Parks (P. L.94-429)
1975
224/85 3560-005
S. 2372 -- Local Government Financing
1975
224/86 3560-005
S. 2413 -- Mineral Leasing Act
1975
224/87 3560-005
S. 2491 -- Oil Import Fee Distribution
1975
224/88 3560-005
S. 2506 -- Patient Rehabilitation - SocialSecurity
1975
224/89 3560-005
S. 2507 -- McNary Dam Project
1975
224/90 3560-005
S. 2561 -- Potomac River historical Area
1975
224/91 3560-005
S. 2564 -- Military Service Benefits
1975
224/92 3560-005
S. 2581 -- Menominee Indian RestorationAct
1975
224/93 3560-005
S. 2630 -- U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
1975
224/94 3560-005
S. 2655 -- Oil Import Control
1975
224/95 3560-005
S. 2667 -- Emergency Petroleum Allocation (P.L.94-133)
1975
224/96 3560-005
S. 2679 -- European Security (P. L.94-336)
1975
224/97 3560-005
S. 2735 -- Gila Wilderness Renaming
1975
224/98 3560-005
S. 2742 -- Chesapeake and Ohio CanalDedication
1975
224/99 3560-005
S. 2789 -- Veterans' Education Benefits
1975
224/100 3560-005
S. 2832 -- Lobbying Tax Exemptions
1975
224/101 3560-005
S. C. R. 2 -- Social Security Increases
1975
224/102 3560-005
S. C. R. 48 -- Solzhenityn, AlexanderCongressionalAddress
1975
224/103 3560-005
S. C. R. 73 -- Zionism and the UnitedNations
1975
224/104 3560-005
S. J. R. 1 -- Direct PresidentialElections
1975
224/105 3560-005
S. J. R. 12 -- Oil Tax Suspension
1975
224/106 3560-005
S. J. R. 25 -- Historic PreservationWeek
1975
224/107 3560-005
S. J. R. 30 -- Cancer Day
1975
224/103 3560-005
S. J. R. 38 -- Ericson, Leif Citizenship
1975
224/109 3560-005
S. J. R. 80 -- District of ColumbiaCongressionalRepresentation
1975
224/110 3560-005
S. J. R. 107 -- Mariana IslandsCommonwealth
1975
224/111 3560-005
S. J. R. 126 -- Energy Conservation (P. L.94-493)
1975
224/112 3560-005
S. R. 4 -- Senate Debate Rules
1975
224/113 3560-005
S. R. 23 -- Housing Funds Impoundment
1975
224/114 3560-005
S. R. 56 -- Cowlitz Indian Claims
1975
224/115 3560-005
S. R. 59 -- Energy Conservation
1975
224/116 3560-005
S. R. 66 -- Interior Appropriations
1975
225/1 3560-005
S. R. 82 -- Reclamation ProjectsBudgeting
1975
225/2 3560-005
S. R. 94 -- Cambodian Aid
1975
225/3 3560-005
S. R. 99 -- Tuna Protection
1975
225/4 3560-005
S. R. 132 -- Adkinson, F. KeithTestimony
1975
225/5 3560-005
S. R. 135 -- Norwegian-American Day
1975
225/6 3560-005
S. R. 144 -- Thorpe (Jim) Amateur Status
1975
225/7 3560-005
S. R. 145 -- Emergency Petroleum AllocationAct
1975
225/8 3560-005
S. R. 169 -- Interior Appropriations
1975
225/9 3560-005
S. R. 192 - Health Plan Document Release
1975
225/10 3560-005
S. R. 193 -- Kambly, Arnold H. DocumentsRelease
1975
225/11 3560-005
S. R. 199 -- Nuclear WeaponsProliferation
1975
225/12 3560-005
S. R. 205 -- U.S. Youth ConservationCorps
1975
225/13 3560-005
S. R. 214 -- Israeli Expulsion from UnitedNations
1975
225/14 3560-005
S. R. 224 -- Persian Gulf hilitaryRestrictions
1975
225/15 3560-005
S. R. 226 -- Columbia Basin IrrigationProject
1975
225/16 3560-005
S. R. 231 -- Government Intelligence
1975
225/17 3560-005
S. R. 235 -- U.S. Health, Education, andWelfareDepartment Policies
1975
225/18 3560-005
S. R. 266 - Morse (Wayne) Ranch
1975
225/19 3560-005
S. R. 288 -- Zionism and the UnitedNations
1975
225/20 3560-005
S. R. 319 -- Soviet Influence in BalticStates
1975
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S. 2884 -- Equal EducationalOpportunities
1976
225/22 3560-005
S. 2908 -- Veterans Health Care Act
1976
225/23 3560-005
S. 2932 -- Energy Conservation
1976
225/24 3560-005
S. 2933 -- Apple Blossom as NationalFlower
1976
225/25 3560-005
S. 2934 -- Health MaintenanceOrganizations
1976
225/26 3560-005
S. 2939 -- Job Opportunities
1976
225/27 3560-005
S. 2945 -- Smithsonian Institution Appropriations(P.L. 94-336)
1976
225/28 3560-005
S. 2946 -- Smithsonian InstitutionAppropriations
1976
225/29 3560-005
S. 2949 -- Smithsonian InstitutionFacilities
1976
225/30 3560-005
S. 2996 -- Witherspoon, John Statue
1976
225/31 3560-005
S. 2998 -- Puerto Rico Federal Relations
1976
225/32 3560-005
S. 3024 -- Emergency PetroleumAllocation
1976
225/33 3560-005
S. 3130 -- Killer Whale Protection
1976
225/34 3560-005
S. 3138 -- Tax Penalties for IsraelBoycotters
1976
225/35 3560-005
S. 3142 -- Water Resources Planning
1976
225/36 3560-005
S. 3145 -- Energy Conservation Research
1976
225/37 3560-005
S. 3183 -- Coal Mine Safety
1976
225/38 3560-005
S. 3283 -- Dam Projects -- WA (P. L.94-423)
1976
225/39 3560-005
S. 3329 -- Indiana Dunes NationalLakeshore
1976
225/40 3560-005
S. 3339 -- U.S. Energy Department
1976
225/41 3560-005
S. 3424 -- Energy Conservation Act
1976
225/42 3560-005
S. 3476 -- Norris, George Historic Site
1976
225/43 3560-005
S. 3537 -- Indian Relief
1976
225/44 3560-005
S. 3653 -- Chief Joseph Dam PersonnelEducation
1976
225/45 3560-005
S. 3737 -- Indian Education Grants
1976
225/46 3560-005
S. 3843 -- Dunes National Park (P. L.94-459)
1976
225/47 3560-005
S. 3848 -- Geothermal Steam Act
1976
225/48 3560-005
S. C. R. 93 -- Soviet Jewry Conference
1976
225/49 3560-005
S. C. R. 100 -- Congressional FellowshipPrograms
1976
225/50 3560-005
S. C. R. 105 -- Italian Government
1976
225/51 3560-005
S. C. R. 118 -- Soviet Religous Freedom(Vins,Georgi)
1976
225/52 3560-005
S. J. R. 168 -- Webb, James E. -- U.S.SmithsonianInstitution Board Appointment
1976
225/53 3560-005
S. J. R. 196 -- Appreciation to Queen ElizabethforSmithson, James
1976
225/54 3560-005
S. J. R. 205 -- Hispanic Affairs Office
1976
225/55 3560-005
S. J. R. 206 -- Energy Policy Conference
1976
225/56 3560-005
S. J. R. 215 -- Puerto Rico-United StatesUnion
1976
225/57 3560-005
S. R. 353 -- Mitchell, Clarence M.Honored
1976
225/58 3560-005
S. R. 360 -- Interior Appropriations
1976
225/59 3560-005
S. R. 366 -- Indian Health Budget
1976
225/60 3560-005
S. R. 381 -- Aviation Anniversary
1976
225/61 3560-005
S. R. 382 -- Tollefson, Gene Testimony
1976
225/62 3560-005
S. R. 385 -- U.S. Youth ConservationCorps
1976
225/63 3560-005
S. R. 400 -- U.S. Senate Intelligence,Committee
1976
225/64 3560-005
S. R. 406 -- Soviet Union Relations
1976
225/65 3560-005
S. R. 413 -- Press Freedom at Olympics
1976
225/66 3560-005
S. R. 451 -- Interior CommitteeExpenditures
1976
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S. R. 469 -- Petroleum Price Regulations
1976
225/68 3560-005
S. R. 470 -- Petroleum Price Regulations
1976
225/69 3560-005
S. R. 488 -- Budget Revision
1976
225/70 3560-005
S. R. 490 -- Petroleum Price Regulations
1976
225/71 3560-005
S. R. 495 -- Budget Revisions
1976
225/72 3560-005
S. R. 524 -- Terrorist Attack on IstanbulAirport
1976
225/73 3560-005
S. R. 525 -- Senate Office Building Name
1976
225/74 3560-005
S. R. 549 -- Petroleum Price Regulations
1976
225/75 3560-005
S. R. 550 -- Petroleum Price Regulations
1976
1977
1977
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S. 7 -- Surface Mining Control
1977
225/77 3560-005
S. 9 -- Outer Continental Shelf
1977
225/78 3560-005
S. 37 -- Nonnuclear Energy Research
1977
225/79 3560-005
S. 50 --Employment and Economic Growth
1977
225/80 3560-005
S. 76 -- Chiropractor Coverage byMedicare
1977
225/81 3560-005
S. 92 -- Export Controls
1977
225/82 3560-005
S. 123 -- Social Security PsychologistCoverage
1977
225/83 3560-005
S. 170 -- Youth Employment
1977
225/84 3560-005
S. 174 -- Rhodesian Chrome Ban
1977
225/85 3560-005
S. 175 -- Vocational Training
1977
225/86 3560-005
S. 136 -- Water Resources Development
1977
225/87 3560-005
S. 224 -- Japanese-American Internment
1977
225/88 3560-005
S. 242 -- Land Reclamation
1977
225/89 3560-005
S. 249 -- U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
1977
225/90 3560-005
S. 273 -- Energy Conservation and Coal
1977
225/91 3560-005
S. 274 -- Military Labor Unions
1977
225/92 3560-005
S. 306 -- Youth Employment
1977
225/93 3560-005
S. 309 -- Military Retirement Pay
1977
225/94 3560-005
S. 429 -- Nonnuclear Energy Research
1977
225/95 3560-005
S. 430 -- Nonnuclear Energy Research
1977
225/96 3560-005
S. 494 -- U.S. Young Adult ConservationCorps
1977
225/97 3560-005
S. 514 -- Social Security Vision CareCoverage
1977
225/93 3560-005
S. 528 -- Collective BargainingContracts
1977
225/99 3560-005
S. 582 -- Columbia Basin Water Resources
1977
225/100 3560-005
S. 654 -- Solar Energy Tax Incentives
1977
225/101 3560-005
S. 672 -- Solar Usage by Government
1977
225/102 3560-005
S. 682 -- Ports and Waterway Safety (P. L.95-474)
1977
225/103 3560-005
S. 687 -- Oil Pollution Cleanup
1977
225/104 3560-005
S. 694 -- Indochinese Refugees
1977
225/105 3560-005
S. 740 -- Home Business Tax Deductions
1977
225/106 3560-005
S. 753 -- Blind Persons' Benefits
1977
225/107 3560-005
S. 776 -- Chesapeake and Ohio Canal (P. L.95-11)
1977
225/108 3560-005
S. 826 -- U.S. Energy Department Organization (P.L.95-91)
1977
225/109 3560-005
S. 925 -- Drought Relief
1977
226/1 3560-005
S. 935 -- Hail, Laird H. Relief
1977
226/2 3560-005
S. 977 -- Coal Utilization
1977
226/3 3560-005
S. 991 -- U.S. Education Department
1977
226/4 3560-005
S. 1010 -- Consumer Cooperatives
1977
226/5 3560-005
S. 1153 -- Atomic Energy Committee
1977
226/6 3560-005
S. 1173 -- Day's Sportswear Relief
1977
226/7 3560-005
S. 1186 -- Tacoma Harbor Improvement
1977
226/8 3560-005
S. 1194 -- Social Security Amendment
1977
226/9 3560-005
S. 1215 -- Indian Education
1977
226/10 3560-005
S. 1242 -- Youth Employment
1977
226/11 3560-005
S. 1243 -- Social Security Increases
1977
226/12 3560-005
S. 1248 -- Mining of Federal Lands
1977
226/13 3560-005
S. 1262 -- Consumer Protection Agency
1977
226/14 3560-005
S. 1326 -- Kosciuszko, Thaddeus HistoricRoute
1977
226/15 3560-005
S. 1337 -- Navigation Improvements -- UA
1977
226/16 3560-005
S. 1341 -- Military Energy Research
1977
226/17 3560-005
S. 1468 -- Energy Supply Act (P. L.95-70)
1977
226/18 3560-005
S. 1469 -- National Energy Act
1977
226/19 3560-005
S. 1568 -- Lake Herbert G. West (P. L.95-285)
1977
226/20 3560-005
S. 1571 -- National Ski Patrol
1977
226/21 3560-005
S. 1587 -- Taxes -- Local GovernmentExemptions
1977
226/22 3560-005
S. 1607 -- Junior Reserve Officers TrainingCorps
1977
226/23 3560-005
S. 1776 -- Federal Computer Protection
1977
226/24 3560-005
S. 1780 -- Education Simplification
1977
226/25 3560-005
S. 1820 -- National Diversity Act
1977
226/26 3560-005
S. 1828 -- George W. Norris HistoricSite
1977
226/27 3560-005
S. 1834 -- Coastal Zone Management Act
1977
226/28 3560-005
S. 1898 -- Rural Transportation
1977
226/29 3560-005
S. 1899 -- Veterans' Education
1977
226/30 3560-005
S. 1903 -- Military Health MaintenanceOrganizations
1977
226/31 3560-005
S. 1935 -- Drought Relief (P. L. 95-107)
1977
226/32 3560-005
S. 1950 -- Foreign SurveillancePrevention
1977
226/33 3560-005
S. 2033 -- Wenatchee National Forest (P. L.95-310)
1977
226/34 3560-005
S. 2034 -- Liberty Townsite Petition
1977
226/35 3560-005
S. 2054 -- Water Project Recreation
1977
226/36 3560-005
S. 2066 -- National Trails System Act
1977
226/37-38 3560-005
S. 2080 -- Columbia River Power Supply
1977
226/39 3560-005
S. 2103 -- Disaster Loans
1977
226/40 3560-005
S. 2104 -- Natural Gas Policy
1977
226/41 3560-005
S. 2142 -- Taxes -- Tuition Credit
1977
226/42 3560-005
S. 2161 -- Northeast Energy Corporation
1977
226/43 3560-005
S. 2169 -- Humphrey (Hubert H.) Building (P.L.95-141)
1977
226/44 3560-005
S. 2236 -- Anti-Terrorism Act
1977
226/45 3560-005
S. 2323 -- Securities Protection Act
1977
226/46 3560-005
S. 2351 -- McClellan (John L.) Hospital
1977
226/47 3560-005
S. C. R. 7 -- Freedom of Emigration
1977
226/48 3560-005
S. C. R. 16 -- Federal Paperwork
1977
226/49 3560-005
S. C. R. 44 -- Kosciuszko, Thaddeus MemorialMarkers
1977
226/50 3560-005
S. J. R. 1 -- Direct PresidentialElection
1977
226/51 3560-005
S. J. R. 9 -- King (Martin Luther, Jr.)Day
1977
226/52 3560-005
S. J. P. 11 -- Energy Policy Conference
1977
226/53 3560-005
S. J. R. 13 -- Energy Conservation
1977
226/54 3560-005
S. J. R. 82 -- Alaska Gas Pipeline
1977
226/55 3560-005
S. J. R. 93 -- Reclamation Provisions
1977
226/56 3560-005
S. R. 255 -- Privacy Protection Study
1977
226/57 3560-005
S. R. 280 -- Pace, Courtney C.
1977
226/58 3560-005
S. R. 282 -- U.S. Coast Guard -- Budget
1977
226/59 3560-005
S. R. 284 -- Water Pesources Management
1977
226/60 3560-005
S. R. 294 -- U.S. Senate. Energy andNaturalResources Committee
1977
226/61 3560-005
S. R. 304 -- U.S. Senate. InvestigationsCommitteeFiles
1977
226/62 3560-005
S. R. 324 -- Textile Duties
1977
226/63 3560-005
Administration Bills -- Introduced byRequest
1977
226/64 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1977
226/65-66 3560-005
Bill File Index
1977
1978
1978
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S. 2370 -- National Forest Appropriations (P.L.95-289)
1978
226/68 3560-005
S. 2507 -- Museum of African Art (P. L.95-414)
1978
226/69 3560-005
S. 2565 -- Rape Crisis Centers
1978
226/70 3560-005
S. 2640 -- Civil Service Reform
1978
226/71 3560-005
S. 2698 -- Indian Health Care
1978
226/72 3560-005
S. 2699 -- Historical Data
1978
226/73 3560-005
S. 2757 -- Agricultural Land Policy
1978
226/74 3560-005
S. 2781 -- Taxes -- UnemploymentExemptions
1978
226/75 3560-005
S. 2974 -- National Historic Trails
1978
226/76 3560-005
S. 3050 -- Foreign Fishing Regulations
1978
226/77 3560-005
S. 3418 -- Columbia River Power Supply
1978
226/78 3560-005
S. 3445 -- Holloway, Charles and CarstensRelief
1978
226/79 3560-005
S. 3385 -- Taxes -- Residential Sales
1978
226/80 3560-005
S. 3540 -- Douglas (William O.) Federal Building(P.L. 95-538)
1978
226/81 3560-005
S. C. R. 67 -- Military Household Goods
1978
226/82 3560-005
S. C. R. 95 -- Soviet TrialsCondemnation
1978
226/83 3560-005
S. J. R. 101 -- Fallen Heroes Day
1978
226/34 3560-005
S. J. R. 106 -- U.S. SmithsonianInstitution.Regents
1978
226/85 3560-005
S. J. R. 107 -- U.S. SmithsonianInstitution.Regents
1978
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S. J. R. 108 -- U.S. SmithsonianInstitution.Regents
1978
226/87 3560-005
S. J. R. 135 -- Holocaust Remembrance
1978
226/88 3560-005
S. J. R. 142 -- Roosevelt (Franklin Delano)Memorial
1978
226/89 3560-005
S. J. R. 151 -- Vietnam Veterans Week
1978
226/90 3560-005
S. R. 381 -- Drug Abuse Conference
1978
226/91 3560-005
S. R. 442 -- Williams, Lee Retirement
1978
226/92 3560-005
S. R. 465 -- United States-Canada AirPollution
1978
226/93 3560-005
S. R. 512 -- Nobel Peace Prize to SovietDissidents
1978
226/94 3560-005
S. R. 519 -- Olympic Games AlternativeSite
1978
226/95 3560-005
S. R. 590 -- Marshall Plan for theMideast
1978
226/96 3560-005
Requests to Sponsor Legislation
1978
226/97 3560-005
Joint Letters
1978
226/98 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1978
226/99 3560-005
Bill File Index
1978
1979
1979
Box/Folder Accession
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S. 2 -- Sunset Act
1979
227/1 3560-005
S. 9 -- Alaska Land Conservation
1979
227/2 3560-005
S. 43 -- National Ski Patrol
1979
227/3 3560-005
S. 76 -- Chiropractors Coverage UnderMedicare
1979
227/4 3560-005
S. 100 -- Taxes -- ReforestationDeductions
1979
227/5 3560-005
S. 190 -- Victims of Crime Act
1979
227/6-7 3560-005
S. 210 -- U.S. Education Department -Establishment(P. L. 96-88)
1979
227/8 3560-005
S. 219 -- Taxes -- Charities Deductions
1979
227/9 3560-005
S. 240 -- Computer Systems Protection
1979
227/10 3560-005
S. 268 -- Soft Drink Bottlers'Protection
1979
227/11 3560-005
S. 338 -- Northern Mariana IslandsMilitaryRelations
1979
227/12 3560-005
S. 366 -- Federal Mineral Development
1979
227/13 3560-005
S. 493 -- Deep Seabed Mining
1979
227/14 3560-005
S. 496 -- Colorado River Basin Salinity (P.L.96-181)
1979
227/15 3560-005
S. 585 -- Yakima River Basin Project
1979
227/16 3560-005
S. 598 -- Soft Drink Anti-Trust (P. L.96-308)
1979
227/17 3560-005
S. 621 -- Rape Victims
1979
227/18 3560-005
S. 685 -- Nuclear Waste Policy
1979
227/19 3560-005
S. 688 -- U.S. Energy Department CivilianPrograms
1979
227/20 3560-005
S. 715 -- Taxes -- Local Taxation of AlcoholandTobacco
1979
227/21 3560-005
S. 730 -- Regional Energy Development
1979
227/22 3560-005
S. 734 -- Power Marketing Utilization
1979
227/23 3560-005
S. 794 -- Postal Service Arbitration
1979
227/24 3560-005
S. 795 -- Farm Land Protection
1979
227/25 3560-005
S. 826 -- Small Reclamation Projects
1979
227/26-30 3560-005
S. 885 -- Northwest Power Planning
1979
227/31 3560-005
S. 866 -- Oil Shale Technology
1979
227/32 3560-005
S. 902 -- Oil and Gas Leasing
1979
227/33 3560-005
S. 917 -- Fishery Conservation
1979
227/34 3560-005
S. 936 -- Emergency Petroleum Allocation
1979
227/35 3560-005
S. 948 -- Hydroelectric Power Projects
1979
227/36 3560-005
S. 1030 -- Emergency Energy Conservation (P.L.96-102)
1979
227/37 3560-005
S. 1110 -- Children's PublicationsDelivery
1979
227/38 3560-005
S. 1119 -- U.S. Interior DepartmentReporting
1979
227/39 3560-005
S. 1130 -- Military Personnel Legal Aid
1979
227/40 3560-005
S. 1149 -- Housing and CommunityDevelopment
1979
227/41 3560-005
S. 1179 -- Gold Star txives of America
1979
227/42 3560-005
S. 1198 -- Sohio Pipeline Permits
1979
227/43 3560-005
S. 1203 -- Social Security Benefits forTerminallyIll
1979
227/44 3560-005
S. 1270 -- Fuel Assistance -- SeniorCitizens
1979
227/45 3560-005
S. 1280 -- State Promotion of EnergyPolicies
1979
227/46 3560-005
S. 1296 -- Military Reserve Benefits
1979
227/47 3560-005
S. 1308 -- Energy Supply Act
1979
227/48 3560-005
S. 1328 -- Water Pollution Control
1979
227/49 3560-005
S. 1338 -- Industrial Equipment EnergyEfficiency
1979
227/50 3560-005
S. 1346 -- Food Stamps -- Senior CitizensandDisabled
1979
227/51 3560-005
S. 1371 -- Domestic Energy Policy
1979
227/52 3560-005
S. 1380 -- Securities Protection Act
1979
227/53 3560-005
S. 1398 -- Industrial Equipment EnergyEfficiency
1979
227/54 3560-005
S. 1413 -- Taxes -- Anti-Trust Exemption forOilCompanies
1979
227/55 3560-005
S. 1420 -- Hydroelectric PlantConstruction
1979
227/56 3560-005
S. 1421 -- Hydroelectric ProjectFeasibility
1979
228/1 3560-005
S. 1629 -- Civil Air Patrol
1979
228/2 3560-005
S. 1632 -- Water Resource Development
1979
228/3 3560-005
S. 1637 -- Oil and Gas Leasing
1979
228/4 3560-005
S. 1647 -- Japanese Wartime Internment
1979
228/5 3560-005
S. 1682 -- Noses Allotment Lease (Chelan County,WA)(P. L. 96-216)
1979
228/6 3560-005
S. 1693 -- Labor Union Membership
1979
228/7 3560-005
S. 1724 -- Home Energy Assistance
1979
228/8 3560-005
S. 1781 -- Railroad Service Assistance
1979
228/9 3560-005
S. 1785 -- Hail, Laird Relief
1979
228/10 3560-005
S. 1786 -- Smithsonian Institution (P. L.96-268)
1979
228/11 3560-005
S. 1800 -- Residential Energy Efficiency
1979
228/12 3560-005
S. 1803 -- Cibola National ForestBoundaries
1979
228/13 3560-005
S. 1830 -- Ocean Thermal Energy
1979
228/14 3560-005
S. 1842 -- National Heritage Policy
1979
228/15 3560-005
S. 1858 -- National Guard Tort Claims
1979
228/16 3560-005
S. 1862 -- Federal Firearms Laws
1979
228/17 3560-005
S. 1871 -- Taxes -- Anti-Trust Exemption forOilCompanies
1979
228/18 3560-005
S. 2015 -- Transportation EnergyEfficiency
1979
228/19 3560-005
S. 2064 -- Mortgage Revenue BondsTaxation
1979
228/20 3560-005
S. 2067 -- Moores Creek NationalBattlefield
1979
228/21 3560-005
S. 2080 -- Public Buildings Policies
1979
228/22 3560-005
S. 2177 -- Emergency Home Purchase Assistance (P.L.96-399)
1979
228/23 3560-005
S. 2189 -- Nuclear Waste Storage
1979
228/24 3560-005
S. C. R. 14 -- Whale Killing Moratorium
1979
228/25 3560-005
S. C. R. 16 -- Holocaust Remembrance
1979
228/26 3560-005
S. C. F. 35 -- Puerto Ricans' PoliticalRights
1979
228/27 3560-005
S. C. R. 48 -- Mother Joseph Statue
1979
228/28 3560-005
S. C. R. 50 -- Nudel, Ida -- Emigration fromSovietUnion
1979
228/29 3560-005
S. J. R. 1 -- Direct PresidentialElection
1979
228/30 3560-005
S. J. R. 28 -- Direct PresidentialElection
1979
228/31 3560-005
S. J. R. 69 -- Milwaukee Railway Service
1979
228/32 3560-005
S. J. R. 81 -- Milwaukee Railway Service
1979
228/33 3560-005
S. J. R. 97 -- Holocaust Victims Remembrance (P.L.96-233)
1979
228/34 3560-005
S. J. F. 99 -- National Lupus Week
1979
228/35 3560-005
S. J. R. 102 -- Constitution Anniversary
1979
228/36 3560-005
S. J. R. 114 -- Milwaukee RailroadRestructuring
1979
228/37 3560-005
S. J. R. 119 -- Vietnam Veterans Memorial (P.L.96-297)
1979
228/38 3560-005
S. J. R. 131 -- Organization forRehabilitationThrough Training (P. L. 96-231)
1979
228/39 3560-005
S. R. 78 -- Energy EmergencyPreparedness
1979
228/40 3560-005
S. R. 104 -- Mitchell, Clarence M. JuniorRetirement
1979
228/41 3560-005
S. R. 142 -- World Ambassador
1979
228/42 3560-005
S. R. 164 -- Iranian Human Rights
1979
228/43 3560-005
S. R. 191 -- Domestic Energy Conference
1979
228/44 3560-005
S. R. 255 -- Natural Gas Pricing
1979
1980
1980
Box/Folder Accession
228/45 3560-005
S. 2209 -- Federal Land Policy
1980
228/46 3560-005
S. 2216 -- Intelligence Improvements
1980
228/47 3560-005
S. 2237 -- Colorado River Basin Project
1980
228/48 3560-005
S. 2283 -- Taxes -- Foreign Income
1980
228/49 3560-005
S. 2286 -- Youth EmploymentOpportunities
1980
228/50 3560-005
S. 2332 -- U.S. Energy Department CivilianPrograms
1980
228/51 3560-005
S. 2341 -- U.S. Energy Department
1980
228/52 3560-005
S. 2402 -- Taxes -- InformationConfidentiality
1980
228/53 3560-005
S. 2403 -- Taxes -- Taxpayer's Privacy
1980
228/54 3560-005
S. 2404 -- Taxes --Disclosure Penalties
1980
228/55 3560-005
S. 2405 -- Taxes -- Disclosure Penalties
1980
228/56 3560-005
S. 2463 -- Survivor Benefit Plan
1980
228/57 3560-005
S. 2470 -- Electric PowerplantConservation
1980
228/58 3560-005
S. 2576 -- Community Energy Conservation
1980
228/59 3560-005
S. 2630 -- King (Martin Luther, Jr.) HistoricSite
1980
228/60 3560-005
S. 2665 -- Mineral Leasing Act
1980
228/61 3560-005
S. 2686 -- Barrier Islands Protection
1980
228/62 3560-005
S. 2695 -- Industrial Fuel Use
1980
228/63 3560-005
S. 2732 -- Dimethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO)Studies
1980
228/64 3560-005
S. 2752 -- U.S. National Park Service --Director
1980
228/65 3560-005
S. 2765 -- Fishery Conservation
1980
228/66 3560-005
S. 2774 -- Coal Gasification Research
1980
228/67 3560-005
S. 2793 -- Public Land Use
1980
228/68 3560-005
S. 2819 -- Hard Harvest Laborers
1980
228/69 3560-005
S. 2850 -- National Forests Management
1980
228/70 3560-005
S. 2870 -- Land Management Volunteers
1980
228/71 3560-005
S. 2881 -- Taxes -- Historic PreservationIncentives
1980
228/72 3560-005
S. 2910 -- Government Contracts InterestPayments
1980
228/73 3560-005
S. 2989 -- U.S. Energy DepartmentOrganization
1980
228/74 3560-005
S. 3001 -- Protection Island Wildlife Refuge(WA)
1980
228/75 3560-005
S. 3124 -- Holocaust Memorial Council
1980
228/76 3560-005
S. 3153 -- Jones Island Wildlife Refuge
1980
228/77 3560-005
S. 3156 -- Wild and Scenic Rivers Study
1980
228/78 3560-005
S. C. R. 101 -- U.S. AutomobileCompetitiveness
1980
228/79 3560-005
S. J. R. 137 -- Bowen, William G. -- U.S.SmithsonianInstitution. Board Appointment
1980
228/80 3560-005
S. J. R. 138 -- Humelsine, Carlisle H. --U.S.Smithsonian Institution. Board Appointment
1980
228/81 3560-005
S. J. R. 149 -- Vinson, Carl -- Honored
1980
228/82 3560-005
S. J. R. 170 -- Rooselvelt (FranklinDelano)Memorial
1980
228/83 3560-005
S. J. R. 180 -- Burden, William A. M. --U.S.Smithsonian Institution. Board Appointment
1980
228/84 3560-005
S. J. R. 181 -- Gell-Mann, Murray -- U.S.SmithsonianInstitution. Board Appointment
1980
228/85 3560-005
S. J. R. 185 -- Rationing ContingencyPlan
1980
228/86 3560-005
S. J. R. 197 -- Brumidi (Constantino)Day
1980
228/87 3560-005
S. J. R. 206 -- Acheson, David C. - U.S.SmithsonianInstitution. Board Appointment
1980
228/88 3560-005
S. R. 346 -- Energy Committee Funding
1980
228/89 3560-005
S. R. 377 -- United States OlympicTeamCongratulations
1980
228/90 3560-005
S. R. 417 -- Tribute to Servicemen Killed inIran
1980
228/91 3560-005
S. R. 424 -- Natural Gas Pricing
1980
228/92 3560-005
S. R. 425 -- Natural Gas Pricing
1980
228/93 3560-005
S. R. 440 -- Congressional Budget ActWaiver
1980
228/94 3560-005
S. R. 441 -- Congressional Budget ActWaiver
1980
228/95 3560-005
S. R. 461 -- U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgencyFunding
1980
228/96 3560-005
S. R. 472 -- Afghanistan -- Soviet TroopWithdrawal
1980
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1981
Box/Folder Accession
228/97 3560-005
S. 2 -- Taxes -- Marriage Penalty
1981
228/98 3560-005
S. 96 -- Barrier Islands Protection
1981
228/99 3560-005
S. 123 -- Mental Health MedicareCoverage
1981
228/100 3560-005
S. 242 -- Deans, Christine and JonathanRelief
1981
228/101 3560-005
S. 267 -- National Guard Tort Claims
1981
228/102 3560-005
S. 294 -- Anti-Arson
1981
228/103 3560-005
S. 306 -- Hydroelectric Projects
1981
228/104 3560-005
S. 327 -- Protection Island Wildlife Refuge(WA)
1981
228/105 3560-005
S. 391 -- Intelligence IdentitiesProtection
1981
228/106 3560-005
S. 397 -- Land Management Funding
1981
228/107 3560-005
S. 434 -- Coal Gasification Research
1981
228/108 3560-005
S. 442 -- Wild and Scenic Rivers Act
1981
228/109 3560-005
S. 637 -- Nuclear Waste Policy
1981
228/110 3560-005
S. 668 -- Non-Nuclear Energy Facilities
1981
228/111 3560-005
S. 669 -- Geothermal Leasing
1981
228/112 3560-005
S. 732 -- Taxes -- Tax InformationConfidentiality
1981
228/113 3560-005
S. 757 -- National Guard MedicalBenefits
1981
228/114 3560-005
S. 758 -- National Guard MedicalBenefits
1981
228/115 3560-005
S. 759 -- National Guard MedicalBenefits
1981
228/116 3560-005
S. 778 -- U.S. Smithsonian InstitutionDevelopment
1981
228/117 3560-005
S. 846 -- U.S. Energy Department Funding
1981
228/118 3560-005
S. 874 -- Steelhead Trout Protection
1981
228/119 3560-005
S. 879 -- Daylight-Saving Time
1981
228/120 3560-005
S. 939 -- U.S. Legal ServicesCorporation
1981
228/121 3560-005
S. 942 -- Asha Relief
1981
228/122 3560-005
S. 953 -- Violent Crime Prevention
1981
228/123 3560-005
S. 1010 -- Taxes -- Taxpayers' Privacy
1981
228/124 3560-005
S. 1018 -- Fish and WildlifeConservation
1981
228/125 3560-005
S. 1030 -- Firearms Owners' Rights
1981
228/126 3560-005
S. 1031 -- Federal Land Policy andManagement
1981
228/127 3560-005
S. 1032 -- Mineral Leasing Act
1981
228/128 3560-005
S. 1072 -- Taxes -- Residential HousingIncentives
1981
228/129 3560-005
S. 1112 -- Export Administration Act
1981
228/130 3560-005
S. 1131 -- Federal Interest and Discounts (P.L.97-177)
1981
228/131 3560-005
S. 1215 -- Malt Beverage Anti-Trust
1981
228/132 3560-005
S. 1229 -- Fringe Benefit Regulations
1981
228/133 3560-005
S. 1230 -- Olympic Coin
1981
228/134 3560-005
S. 1309 -- Kunhardt, Dorothy MeserveRelief
1981
228/135 3560-005
S. 1340 -- Clallam Indian JudgementFunds
1981
228/136 3560-005
S. 1351 -- Water Resources Development
1981
228/137 3560-005
S. 1394 -- Secret Service Improvement
1981
228/138 3560-005
S. 1408 -- Military InstallationsConstruction
1981
228/139 3560-005
S. 1421 -- U.S. National ArchivesAdministration
1981
228/140 3560-005
S. 1422 -- Prison Facilities' Land Use
1981
228/141 3560-005
S. 1450 -- Airline Deregulation
1981
228/142 3560-005
S. 1457 -- Oil and Gas Lease NumberOR-13713
1981
228/143 3560-005
S. 1475 -- Energy Policy and Conservation (P.L.97-50)
1981
228/144 3560-005
S. 1498 -- Orphan Drugs
1981
228/145 3560-005
S. 1528 -- Social Security Trust Funds
1981
228/146 3560-005
S. 1533 -- U.S. Legal ServicesCorporation
1981
228/147 3560-005
S. 1542 -- Mineral Lands Leasing
1981
228/148 3560-005
S. 1562 -- Arctic Research and Policy
1981
229/1 3560-005
S. 1590 -- Military Legal Service
1981
229/2 3560-005
S. 1625 -- Wilkins, Roy Medal
1981
229/3 3560-005
S. 1659 -- Dimethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) Sales inOregon
1981
229/4 3560-005
S. 1662 -- Nuclear Waste Disposal
1981
229/5 3560-005
S. 1679 -- Effects of Pesticides
1981
229/6 3560-005
S. 1693 -- Bald Eagle Stamp
1981
229/7 3560-005
S. 1698 -- Immigration of Military PersonnelChildren(P. L. 97-359)
1981
229/8 3560-005
S. 1701 -- Missing Children
1981
229/9 3560-005
S. 1713 -- Taxes -- Farmland Incentives
1981
229/10 3560-005
S. 1867 -- Federal Reclamation Reform
1981
229/11 3560-005
S. 1880 -- Manufacturing Copyright
1981
229/12 3560-005
S. 1881 -- Vietnam Veterans MemorialStamp
1981
229/13 3560-005
S. 1931 -- Civil Air Patrol Compensation
1981
229/14 3560-005
S. 1939 -- Arthritis Institute
1981
229/15 3560-005
S. 1958 -- Hospice Care MedicareCoverage
1981
229/16 3560-005
S. 1962 -- Credit Control Act
1981
229/17-18 3560-005
S. 1970 -- Purvis, James P. Relief
1981
229/19-21 3560-005
S. 1989 -- Alcohol Treatment MedicareCoverage
1981
229/22 3560-005
S. 1992 -- Voting Rights Act
1981
229/23 3560-005
H. J. R. 266 -- Public Debt LimitIncrease
1981
229/24 3560-005
H. R. 4560 -- DepartmentalAppropriations
1981
229/25 3560-005
S. C. R. 5 -- Brailovsky, Viktor
1981
229/26 3560-005
S. C. R. 9 -- Congressional Budget, 1981 -1983
1981
229/27 3560-005
S. C. R. 10 -- Agricultural LandPreservation
1981
229/28 3560-005
S. C. R. 29 -- Coastal Management
1981
229/29 3560-005
S. C. R. 35 -- Saudi Arabian WeaponsSales
1981
229/30 3560-005
S. C. R. 37 -- Saudi Arabian Airborne WarningandControl Systems (AWACS) Sale
1981
229/31 3560-005
S. C. R. 46 -- United States and JapanSecurity
1981
229/32 3560-005
S. C. R. 58 -- Sakharov, Andrei
1981
229/33 3560-005
S. J. R. 3 -- Direct PresidentialElection
1981
229/34 3560-005
S. J. R. 40 -- Vietnam Veterans Day
1981
229/35 3560-005
S. J. R. 46 -- Tennis Association Day
1981
229/36 3560-005
S. J. R. 59 -- National Folk Dance (P. L.97-188)
1981
229/37 3560-005
S. J. R. 62 -- Cystic Fibrosis Week (P. L.97-44)
1981
229/38 3560-005
S. J. R. 65 -- Wallenberg, Raoul Citizenship (P.L.97-54)
1981
229/39 3560-005
S. J. R. 73 -- Management Week (P. L.97-223)
1981
229/40 3560-005
S. J. R. 75 -- Beta Sigma Phi Week
1981
229/41 3560-005
S. J. R. 76 -- Roosevelt (FranklinDelano)Commemoration
1981
229/42 3560-005
S. J. R. 80 -- United Services OrganizationWeek
1981
229/43 3560-005
S. J. R. 83 -- Education Conference
1981
229/44 3560-005
S. J. R. 84 -- Energy Education Day (P. L.97-138)
1981
229/45 3560-005
S. J. R. 95 -- Roosevelt (Franklin Delano)Memorial(P. L. 97-224)
1981
229/46 3560-005
S. J. R. 105 -- Parent Teacher Association Month(P.L. 97-154)
1981
229/47 3560-005
S. J. R. 111 -- Interstate Conservation
1981
229/48 3560-005
S. J. R. 115 -- Alaska Natural Gas (P. L.97-93)
1981
229/49 3560-005
S. J. R. 119 -- Bicentennial Emblem Week
1981
229/50 3560-005
S. J. R. 120 -- Small Borrowers
1981
229/51 3560-005
S. J. R. 123 -- Disabled Veterans Week
1981
229/52 3560-005
S. J. R. 28 -- Iranian Hostages
1981
229/53 3560-005
S. R. 96 -- Magnuson, Warren G. Tribute
1981
229/54 3560-005
S. R. 106 -- Secret ServiceCommendations
1981
229/55 3560-005
S. R. 116 -- Airlines Merger
1981
229/56 3560-005
S. R. 131 -- Shcharansky, Anatoly
1981
229/57 3560-005
S. R. 133 -- Attack on Pope John Paul II
1981
229/58 3560-005
S. R. 138 -- Solidarity Sunday
1981
229/59 3560-005
S. R. 144 -- Lebanese Peace
1981
229/60 3560-005
S. R. 147 -- Marine Mammal Protection (P. L.97-58)
1981
229/61 3560-005
S. R. 167 -- Disabled Climb of Mt.Rainier
1981
229/62 3560-005
S. R. 175 -- Oklahoma Diamond Jubilee
1981
229/63 3560-005
S. R. 199 -- Productivity ImprovementWeek
1981
229/64 3560-005
S. R. 211 -- Productive Loans
1981
229/65 3560-005
S. R. 232 -- Conservation Tax Credits
1981
229/66 3560-005
S. R. 262 -- Energy Conservation
1981
229/67 3560-005
S. R. 266 -- Seal Day
1981
229/68 3560-005
S. R. 267 -- Relief of Purvis, James P.
1981
229/69-70 3560-005
Bill File Index
1981
1982
1982
Box/Folder Accession
229/71 3560-005
S. 2018 -- Rickover (Admiral Hyman)Medal
1982
229/72 3560-005
S. 2019 -- Veterans' Funerals
1982
229/73 3560-005
S. 2022 -- Supplemental Appropriations
1982
229/74 3560-005
S. 2051 -- Broadcast Tax Deductions
1982
229/75 3560-005
S. 2061 -- Public Lands Preservation
1982
229/76 3560-005
S. 2102 -- U.S. Smithsonian InstitutionConstruction
1982
229/77 3560-005
S. 2130 -- Orphan Drug Act (see S. 1498)
1982
229/78 3560-005
S. 2131 -- Drinking Water Protection
1982
229/79-80 3560-005
S. 2133 -- Mount St. Helens VolcanicMonument
1982
229/81 3560-005
S. 2158 -- Highway Safety
1982
229/82 3560-005
S. 2174 -- Prisoners of War (POWs)
1982
229/83 3560-005
S. 2226 -- Emergency Loan InterestReductions
1982
229/84 3560-005
S. 2248 -- Defense Appropriations
1982
229/85 3560-005
S. 2274 -- Inspector General Act
1982
229/86 3560-005
S. 2286 -- Energy Security Programs
1982
229/87 3560-005
S. 2309 -- Endangered Species Act
1982
229/88 3560-005
S. 2327 -- Emergency HomeownershipProgram
1982
229/89 3560-005
S. 2332 -- Energy Policy andConservation
1982
229/90 3560-005
S. 2338 -- Intergovernmental RelationsBoard
1982
229/91 3560-005
S. 2345 -- Housing Financing andInvestment
1982
229/92 3560-005
S. 2346 -- Government National MortgageAssociation
1982
229/93 3560-005
S. 2364 -- Tacoma Navigation Channel
1982
229/94 3560-005
S. 2375 -- Mineral and Metal Production
1982
229/95 3560-005
S. 2386 -- Federal Funds Distribution (P. L.97-326)
1982
229/96 3560-005
S. 2390 -- U.S. Smithsonian Institution
1982
229/97 3560-005
S. 2391 -- U.S. Smithsonian Institution.DebtInterest
1982
230/1 3560-005
S. 2420 -- Victims of Crime Protection
1982
230/2 3560-005
S. 2459 -- Handicapped Resources
1982
230/3 3560-005
S. 2524 -- Mount Baker-Snoqualmie NationalForest
1982
230/4 3560-005
S. 2535 -- Foreign Fish Processing Vessels (P.L.97-191)
1982
230/5 3560-005
S. 2542 -- Unemployment Compensation
1982
230/6 3560-005
S. 2552 -- Intelligence PersonnelProtection
1982
230/7 3560-005
S. 2585 -- Military Benefits
1982
230/8 3560-005
S. 2600 -- Export-Import Bank
1982
230/9 3560-005
S. 2749 -- Clarkston, WA Bridge
1982
230/10 3560-005
S. 2801 -- Mineral Leasing of Lands
1982
230/11 3560-005
S. 2805 -- Federal Timber Contracts
1982
230/12 3560-005
S. 2807 -- Federal Reserve Act
1982
230/13 3560-005
S. 2828 -- Housing -- Senior Citizens
1982
230/14 3560-005
S. 2829 -- Interstate Radioactive' Waste
1982
230/15 3560-005
S. 2841 -- Hay, Gordon H. Relief
1982
230/16 3560-005
S. 2842 -- Federal Claims Waiver
1982
230/17 3560-005
S. 2919 -- Soviet Bloc Research
1982
230/18 3560-005
S. 2931 -- Cowlitz Indian Judgement
1982
230/19 3560-005
S. 3061 -- Public Improvements Repair
1982
230/20 3560-005
S. 3073 -- U.S. Information Agency (P. L.97-388)
1982
230/21 3560-005
H. R. 5922 -- Supplemental Appropriations for1982
1982
230/22 3560-005
S. C. R. 59 -- Private Schools TaxStatus.
1982
230/23 3560-005
S. C. R. 62 -- Women's ZionistOrganization
1982
230/24 3560-005
S. C. R. 68 -- United States GeneralAssembly
1982
230/25 3560-005
S. C. R. 73 -- Iranian Persecution ofBahai
1982
230/26 3560-005
S. C. R. 89 -- Anti-Arson and FireSafety
1982
230/27 3560-005
S. C. R. 92 -- Congressional Budget, 1982 -1985
1982
230/28 3560-005
S. C. R. 117 -- Pearl Street CentennialDay
1982
230/29 3560-005
S. C. R. 121 -- Nutrition Programs --Children
1982
230/30 3560-005
S. C. R. 126 -- Afghanistan Assistance
1982
230/31 3560-005
S. C. R. 128 -- Monetary Policy
1982
230/32 3560-005
S. J. R. 131 -- National Theatre Week (P. L.97-194)
1982
230/33 3560-005
S. J. R. 142 -- Afghanistan Day (P. L.97-151)
1982
230/34 3560-005
S. J. R. 145 -- National Orchestra Week (P.L.97-183)
1982
230/35 3560-005
S. J. R. 157 -- NetherlandsCommemoration
1982
230/36 3560-005
S. J. R. 160 -- National POW-MIA Day (P. L.97-189)
1982
230/37 3560-005
S. J. R. 170 -- Roosevelt (Franklin Delano)Memorial
1982
230/38 3560-005
S. J. R. 172 -- Baltic Freedom Day
1982
230/39 3560-005
S. J. R. 173 -- National Rivers Month
1982
230/40 3560-005
S. J. R. 177 -- Nuclear WeaponsReductions
1982
230/41 3560-005
S. J. R. 179 -- Get High on Life Week
1982
230/42 3560-005
S. J. R. 181 -- Jewish Heritage Week
1982
230/43 3560-005
S. J. R. 183 -- Lupus Awareness Week (P. L.97-236)
1982
230/44 3560-005
S. J. R. 188 -- Recovery Room Nurses Day
1982
230/45 3560-005
S. J. R. 194 -- Hanks, Nancy -- Appointment toU.S.Smithsonian Board
1982
230/46 3560-005
S. J. R. 195 -- Clean Air Week
1982
230/47 3560-005
S. J. R. 201 -- Baltic Freedom Day
1982
230/48 3560-005
S. J. R. 209 -- Adult Day Care CenterWeek
1982
230/49 3560-005
S. J. R. 213 -- Equal Rights Amendment
1982
230/50 3560-005
S. J. R. 220 -- Korean War Memorial
1982
230/51 3560-005
S. J. R. 231 -- Get High on Life Week
1982
230/52 3560-005
S. J. R. 232 -- Sudden Infant DeathSyndrome
1982
230/53 3560-005
S. J. R. 233 -- Sudden Infant DeathSyndrome
1982
230/54 3560-005
S. J. R. 236 -- Water Resources Week
1982
230/55 3560-005
S. J. R. 239 -- Newspaper Carriers Day
1982
230/56 3560-005
S. J. R. 241 -- Drunk Driving Awareness
1982
230/57 3560-005
S. J. R. 251 -- National Peace Day
1982
230/58 3560-005
S. J. R. 263 -- Surveyors Week
1982
230/59 3560-005
S. R. 314 -- Bueche, Arthur M.
1982
230/60 3560-005
S. R. 317 -- Foreign Carrier Moratorium
1982
230/61 3560-005
S. R. 318 -- Student Loans
1982
230/62 3560-005
S. R. 325 -- Work Incentive Program
1982
230/63 3560-005
S. R. 331 -- Natural Gas Decontrol
1982
230/64 3560-005
S. R. 332 -- Jordanian Arms Sales
1982
230/65 3560-005
S. R. 334 -- Railroad Retirement
1982
230/66 3560-005
S. R. 340 -- Employment -- SeniorCitizens
1982
230/67 3560-005
S. R. 352 -- Social Security Reductions
1982
230/68 3560-005
S. R. 355 -- Energy Conservation Funding
1982
230/69 3560-005
S. R. 359 -- Environmental LawEnforcement
1982
230/70 3560-005
S. R. 367 -- Shield of David
1982
230/71 3560-005
S. R. 381 -- Solidarity Sunday
1982
230/72 3560-005
S. R. 387 -- New World Arts Festival
1982
230/73 3560-005
S. R. 394 -- Great Seal Bicentennial
1982
230/74 3560-005
S. R. 406 -- Jordanian Arms Sales
1982
230/75 3560-005
S. R. 453 -- Productivity Week
1982
230/76 3560-005
S. R. 455 -- Pacific Salmon Stocks
1982
230/77 3560-005
S. R. 458 -- Export-Import Bank
1982
230/78 3560-005
S. R. 500 -- Zimbabwe Kidnappings
1982
230/79 3560-005
S. R. 501 -- Polish Martial Law
1982
230/80-81 3560-005
Bill File Index
1982
230/82 3560-005
Legislative Activities
1981-1982
1983
1983
Box/Folder Accession
230/83 3560-005
S. 27 -- Conservation Corps Act
1983
230/84 3560-005
S. 41 -- Revenue Sharing
1983
230/85 3560-005
S. 137 -- Mortgage Bonds
1983
230/86 3560-005
S. 212 -- Travel and TourismAdministration
1983
230/87 3560-005
S. 267 -- Coal Distribution Act
1983
230/88 3560-005
S. 373 -- Arctic Policy Act
1983
230/89 3560-005
S. 402 -- Emergency School Aid
1983
230/90 3560-005
S. 413 -- Purvis, James P. Relief
1983
230/91 3560-005
S. 417 -- Social Security Accounts
1983
230/92 3560-005
S. 540 -- Arthritis Institute
1983
230/93 3560-005
S. 558 -- Geothermal Steam Act
1983
230/94 3560-005
S. 602 -- Radio Broadcasts to Cuba
1983
230/95-96 3560-005
S. 653 -- Military Medicine Foundation
1983
230/97 3560-005
S. 655 -- Sea Grant Funds
1983
230/98 3560-005
S. 657 -- Laboratory Animal Welfare
1983
230/99 3560-005
S. 669 -- Bonneville Dam Navigation
1983
230/100 3560-005
S. 675 -- Military Appropriations
1983
230/101 3560-005
S. 772 -- Smoking Prevention Education
1983
230/102 3560-005
S. 816 -- Superfund Extension
1983
230/103 3560-005
S. 834 -- Hay, Gordon H. Relief
1983
230/104 3560-005
S. 837 -- Washington State Wilderness
1983
230/105 3560-005
S. 840 -- U.S. Smithsonian Institution
1983
230/106 3560-005
S. 869 -- U.S. Export-Import Bank
1983
230/107 3560-005
S. 873 -- Soviet Bloc Studies
1983
230/108 3560-005
S. 905 -- U.S. National Archives and RecordsService
1983
230/109 3560-005
S. 916 -- Federal Timber Contracts
1983
230/110 3560-005
S. 929 -- Canal Zone Biological Area
1983
230/111 3560-005
S. 930 -- U.S. Smithsonian Institution.LandPurchase
1983
230/112 3560-005
S. 1027 -- Yakima River Basin
1983
230/113 3560-005
S. 1028 -- Cowlitz and Columbia Rivers
1983
230/114 3560-005
S. 1090 -- Outdoor Recreation Commission
1983
230/115 3560-005
S. 1106 -- U.S. Energy Department
1983
230/116 3560-005
S. 1107 -- U.S. Energy Department
1983
230/117 3560-005
S. 1111 -- Safe Drinking Water Act
1983
230/118 3560-005
S. 1112 -- Tacoma Harbor, WA
1983
230/119 3560-005
S. 1132 -- Federal Power Act
1983
230/120 3560-005
S. 1159 -- Oil Exportation
1983
230/121 3560-005
S. 1171 -- Mississippi River Project
1983
230/122 3560-005
S. 1220 -- Fair Housing
1983
230/123 3560-005
S. 1234 -- Norden Sailing Vessel
1983
230/124 3560-005
S. 1254 -- Clarkston, WA Bridge
1983
230/125 3560-005
S. 1256 -- Emergency School Aid
1983
230/126 3560-005
S. 1300 -- Rural Electrification Act
1983
230/127 3560-005
S. 1348 -- Wilkins (Roy) Medal
1983
230/128 3560-005
S. 1396 -- Energy Tax Credit
1983
230/129 3560-005
S. 1435 -- Housing Opportunity Mortgages
1983
230/130 3560-005
S. 1448 -- Square Dancing
1983
230/131 3560-005
S. 1592 -- Hospice Care Coverage
1983
230/132 3560-005
S. 1641 -- Federal Advisory CommitteeAct
1983
230/133 3560-005
S. 1701 -- Bonneville PowerAdministration
1983
231/1 3560-005
S. 1735 -- Shoalwater Bay IndianSettlement
1983
231/2 3560-005
S. C. R. 6 -- Hunger Prevention
1983
231/3 3560-005
S. C. R. 11 -- Soviet Jewry
1983
231/4 3560-005
S. C. R. 14 -- Bolivar, Simon
1983
231/5 3560-005
S. C. R. 28 -- Intelligence Museum
1983
231/6 3560-005
S. C. R. 61 -- Rivlin, Alice Mitchell
1983
231/7 3560-005
S. C. R. 17 -- Direct Popular Elections
1983
231/8 3560-005
S. J. R. 20 -- Recovery Room Nurses
1983
231/9 3560-005
S. J. R. 35 -- Mental Health Counselors
1983
231/10 3560-005
S. J. R. 42 -- Alaska Statehood Day (P. L.98-42)
1983
231/11 3560-005
S. J. R. 49 -- Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
1983
231/12 3560-005
S. J. R. 51 -- Sakharov, Andrei
1983
231/13 3560-005
S. J. R. 68 -- Atomic Veterans
1983
231/14 3560-005
S. J. R. 77 -- Animal Agriculture
1983
231/15 3560-005
S. J. R. 78 -- Organ Donation
1983
231/16 3560-005
S. J. R. 79 -- Jewish Heritage
1983
231/17 3560-005
S. J. R. 102 -- Lupus Awareness
1983
231/18 3560-005
S. J. R. 103 -- Clark, J. S. --SmithsonianInstitution Regent
1983
231/19 3560-005
S. J. R. 114 -- Security Professionals
1983
231/20 3560-005
S. J. R. 157 -- Retired Teachers
1983
231/21 3560-005
S. R. 48 -- Relief of Purvis, James P.
1983
231/22 3560-005
S. R. 49 -- Development Assistance
1983
231/23 3560-005
S. R. 72 -- Israeli Security
1983
231/24 3560-005
S. R. 84 -- Petroleum Reserves
1983
231/25 3560-005
S. R. 90 -- Shcharansky, Anatoly
1983
231/26 3560-005
S. R. 118 -- National Oceanic andAtmosphericAdministration
1983
231/27 3560-005
S. R. 122 -- Clothing Imports
1983
231/28 3560-005
S. R. 130 -- Clark, Barney
1983
231/29 3560-005
S. R. 133 -- Solidarity Sunday
1983
231/30 3560-005
S. R. 147 -- Hope, Bob -- 80th Birthday
1983
231/31 3560-005
S. C. R. 42 -- Alaska Statehood Day (P. L.98-42)
1983
231/32 3560-005
S. R. 48 -- Purvis, James P. Relief
1983
231/33 3560-005
S. R. 158 -- Central America Committee
1983
231/34 3560-005
Energy Tax Credits
1983
231/35 3560-005
Legislative Activities
1983
Trip Files
Box/Folder Accession
231/36 3560-005
Albany, NY
March 13, 1983
231/37 3560-005
Albuquerque, NM
February 1974
231/38 3560-005
Ames, IA
October 1975
231/39 3560-005
Annapolis, MD
April 30 - May 1, 1977
231/40 3560-005
Atlanta, GA
March 11, 1973
231/41 3560-005
Atlanta, GA
December 9, 1981
231/42 3560-005
Atlantic City, NJ
June 1974
231/43 3560-005
Atlantic City, NJ
September 1974
231/44 3560-005
Bal Harbour, FL
October 1973
231/45 3560-005
Barberton, OH
September 1975
231/46 3560-005
Baltimore, MD
February 1974
231/47 3560-005
Baton Rouge, LA
April 1974
231/48 3560-005
Birmingham, MI
November 1, 1981
231/49 3560-005
Boca Raton, FL
March 1975
231/50 3560-005
Boston, MA
June 5, 1973
231/51 3560-005
Boston, MA
June 1974
231/52 3560-005
Boston, MA
November 1974
231/53 3560-005
Boston, MA
May 1975
231/54 3560-005
Boston, MA
October 1975
231/55 3560-005
Boston, MA
January 1976
231/56 3560-005
Brooklyn, NY
May 15, 1983
231/57 3560-005
Burlington, VT
May 1975
231/58 3560-005
Bux-Mont, PA
January 31, 1982
231/59-60 3560-005
California
October 1979
231/61 3560-005
California
January 26-27, 1975
231/62 3560-005
California
April 3, 1975
231/63 3560-005
California
August 23, 1975
231/64 3560-005
California
December, 19-21, 1975
231/65 3560-005
Chapel Hill, NC
February 28, 1973
231/66 3560-005
Charleston, WV
September 8, 1973
231/67 3560-005
Charlottesville, VA
May 23-24, 1974
231/68 3560-005
Cherry Hill, NJ
June 3, 1976
231/69 3560-005
Cherry Hill, NJ
January 30, 1982
231/70 3560-005
Cheyenne, WY/Salt Lake City, UT
October 28, 1974
231/71 3560-005
Chicago, IL
March 9, 1973
231/72 3560-005
Chicago, IL
July 16, 1973
231/73 3560-005
Chicago, IL
December 16, 1973
231/74 3560-005
Chicago, IL
June 7, 1974
231/75 3560-005
Chicago, IL
November 26, 1974
231/76 3560-005
Chicago, IL
May 8-10, 1975
231/77 3560-005
Chicago, IL
February 5, 1978
232/1 3560-005
Chicago, IL
February 3, 1981
232/2 3560-005
Chicago, IL
March 6, 1981
232/3 3560-005
Chicago, IL
October 18, 1981
232/4 3560-005
China
July 1-6, 1974
232/5 3560-005
Cincinnati, OH
February 13, 1974
232/6 3560-005
Cincinnati, OH
June 8, 1975
232/7 3560-005
Cleveland, OH
September 24, 1974
232/8 3560-005
Cleveland, OH
July 26, 1981
232/9 3560-005
Cleveland, MS
May 3, 1974
232/10 3560-005
Colorado
October 29, 1974
232/11 3560-005
Colorado
April 4 - May 8, 1976
232/12 3560-005
Colorado
October, 1980
232/13 3560-005
Columbia, SC
March 26, 1974
232/14 3560-005
Columbia, MD
August 5, 1974
232/15 3560-005
Connecticut
December 13-14, 1975
232/16 3560-005
Connecticut
May 6-8, 1976
232/17 3560-005
Cranston, RI
March 17, 1974
232/18 3560-005
Culebra, Puerto Rico
1976
232/19 3560-005
Dallas, TX
February 25, 1973
232/20 3560-005
Denver, CO
March 31, 1973
232/21 3560-005
Denver, CO
October 13, 1975
232/22 3560-005
Detroit, MI
April 27, 1974
232/23 3560-005
Detroit, MI
October 11-12, 1974
232/24 3560-005
Detroit, MI
May 4, 1975
232/25 3560-005
Detroit, MI
August 6, 1975
232/26 3560-005
Detroit, MI
February 5-6, 1983
232/27 3560-005
East Chicago, IN
December 15, 1973
232/28 3560-005
Evansville, IN
October 18, 1974
232/29 3560-005
Fairfield, CN
May 2, 1975
232/30 3560-005
Fayetteville, IN
February 15-16, 1974
232/31 3560-005
Florida
July 19-21, 1975
232/32 3560-005
Florida
November 24-30, 1975
232/33 3560-005
Florida
December 9-10, 1975
232/34 3560-005
Florida
September 16-17, 1976
232/35 3560-005
Florida
October 2-3, 5-6, 1976
232/36 3560-005
Florida
September 27-28, 1980
232/37 3560-005
Florida
November 8-9, 1980
232/38 3560-005
Florida
March 12-15, 1982
232/39 3560-005
Frankfort, KY
February 22, 1974
232/40 3560-005
Freeport, PA
January 30-31, 1974
232/41 3560-005
Gainsville, FL
November 16, 1973
232/42 3560-005
Georgia
October 1, 1973
232/43 3560-005
Georgia
June 7, 1974
232/44 3560-005
Greensboro, NC
July 22, 1974
232/45 3560-005
Harrisburg, PA
May 13, 1975
232/46 3560-005
Hawaii
March 30, 1973
232/47 3560-005
Hawaii
August, 1981
232/48 3560-005
Helena, MT
May 6, 1973
232/49 3560-005
Hempstead, NY
May 8, 1974
232/50 3560-005
Hollywood, FL
July 21, 1973
232/51 3560-005
Hollywood, FL
February 27, 1974
232/52 3560-005
Hollywood, FL
December 10, 1981
232/53 3560-005
Hollywood, FL
March 13, 1982
232/54 3560-005
Houston, TX
April 29, 1973
232/55 3560-005
Huntville, AL
June 24, 1983
232/56 3560-005
Idaho
October, 1980
232/57 3560-005
Illinois
October 1, 1974
232/58 3560-005
Illinois
August 6, 1975
233/1 3560-005
Illinois
December 4, 1975
233/2 3560-005
Indiana (and Iowa)
July 19-21, 1974
233/3 3560-005
Indianapolis, IN
November 3, 1973
233/4 3560-005
Indianapolis, IN
July 18-19, 1981
233/5 3560-005
Iowa
October 14, 1975
233/6 3560-005
Iowa
December 5, 1975
233/7 3560-005
Israel
1978
233/8 3560-005
Jackson, MS
February 26, 1983
233/9 3560-005
Jacksonville, FL
May 18, 1973
233/10 3560-005
Jacksonville, FL
December 12, 1982
233/11 3560-005
Jefferson City, MO
July 28, 1973
233/12 3560-005
Jersey City, NY
October 25, 1973
233/13 3560-005
Johnstown, PA
April 22, 1979
233/14 3560-005
Kansas City, MD
May 17-18, 1978
233/15 3560-005
Lafayett, IN
September 18, 1973
233/16 3560-005
Lapeer, MI
March 30, 1974
233/17 3560-005
Las Vegas, NV (and Phoenix, AZ)
October 27, 1974
233/18 3560-005
Las Vegas, NV
May 7, 1975
233/19 3560-005
Las Vegas, NV
October 12, 1975
233/20 3560-005
Las Vegas, NV
December 12, 1981
233/21 3560-005
Lawrence, NY
September 19, 1974
233/22 3560-005
London, England, UK
December 11, 1980
233/23 3560-005
Los Angeles, CA
August 16, 1973
233/24 3560-005
Los Angeles, CA
September 14, 1973
233/25 3560-005
Los Angeles, CA
October 14, 1973
233/26 3560-005
Los Angeles, CA
February 23, 1974
233/27 3560-005
Los Angeles, CA
October 11, 1975
233/28 3560-005
Los Angeles, CA
January 12, 1977
233/29 3560-005
Los Angeles, CA
November 11, 1978
233/30 3560-005
Los Angeles, CA
September 14, 1979
233/31 3560-005
Los Angeles, CA
January 5, 1980
233/32 3560-005
Los Angeles, CA
February 7-8, 1981
233/33 3560-005
Los Angeles, CA
October 25, 1981
233/34 3560-005
Los Angeles, CA
February 14, 1982
233/35 3560-005
Louisiana
March 25, 1975
233/36 3560-005
Louisville, KY
November 22, 1975
233/37 3560-005
Manchester, NH
October 4, 1974
233/38 3560-005
Massachusetts
June 22, 1975
233/39 3560-005
Massachusetts
December 15-16, 1975
233/40 3560-005
Maryland
July 27, 1976
233/41 3560-005
Miami Beach, FL
May - June 1974
233/42 3560-005
Miami, FL
November 4-5, 1975
233/43 3560-005
Miami, FL
January 1, 1976
233/44 3560-005
Miami, FL
January 10, 1980
233/45 3560-005
Miami, FL
March 14, 1981
233/46 3560-005
Miami, FL
April 16, 1983
233/47-48 3560-005
Middle East -- Jonathon Institute
June 28 - July 8, 1979
233/49 3560-005
Middle East -- NATO
November 1979
233/50 3560-005
Milwaukee, WI
June 14, 1973
233/51 3560-005
Milwaukee, WI
October 12, 1974
233/52 3560-005
Milwaukee, WI
May 20, 1979
233/53 3560-005
Milwaukee, WI
May 31 - June 1, 1981
233/54 3560-005
Minneapolis, MN
October 28, 1975
233/55 3560-005
Minneapolis, MN
November 22, 1981
233/56 3560-005
Monmouth, NJ
January 9, 1983
233/57 3560-005
Morgantown, WV
May 11, 1974
233/58 3560-005
Nashua, NH
October 5, 1974
233/59 3560-005
Nassau, Bahamas
April 13-15, 1973
234/1 3560-005
Nassau, Bahamas
November 9, 1974
234/2 3560-005
Newark, NJ
March 13, 1974
234/3 3560-005
Newark, NJ
April 29, 1975
234/4 3560-005
New York, NY
June 12, 1983
234/5 3560-005
New Haven, CT
March 16, 1973
234/6 3560-005
New Haven, CT
May 31, 1974
234/7 3560-005
New Jersey
May 19, 1975
234/8 3560-005
New Jersey
February 22, 1980
234/9 3560-005
New Jersey
January 18, 1981
234/10 3560-005
New Jersey
March 28, 1982
234/11 3560-005
New Jersey
1982
234/12 3560-005
New Jersey
January 10, 1983
234/13 3560-005
New Mexico
October 28, 1974
234/14 3560-005
New Mexico
April 6, 1975
234/15 3560-005
New York, NY
January 18, 1973
234/16 3560-005
New York, NY
April 1, 1973
234/17 3560-005
New York, NY
April 25, 1973
234/18 3560-005
New York, NY
June 4, 1973
234/19 3560-005
New York, NY
August 18-19, 1973
234/20 3560-005
New York, NY
November 15, 1973
234/21 3560-005
New York, NY
February 26-28, 1974
234/22 3560-005
New York, NY and Palm Beach, FL
March 9, 1974
234/23 3560-005
New York, NY
April 22-23, 1974
234/24 3560-005
New York, NY
April 28, 1974
234/25 3560-005
New York, NY
May 1, 1974
234/26 3560-005
New York, NY
May 5, 1974
234/27 3560-005
New York, NY
May 10, 1974
234/28 3560-005
New York, NY
May 30, 1974
234/29 3560-005
New York, NY
June 12, 1974
234/30 3560-005
New York, NY
September 6, 1974
234/31 3560-005
New York, NY
September 30, 1974
234/32 3560-005
New York, NY
October 3, 1974
234/33 3560-005
New York, NY
October 10, 1974
234/34 3560-005
New York, NY
November 4, 1974
234/35 3560-005
New York, NY
December 12, 1974
234/36 3560-005
New York, NY
May 28, 1975
234/37 3560-005
New York, NY
June 3, 1975
234/38 3560-005
New York, NY
June 12-15, 1975
234/39 3560-005
New York, NY
August 4, 1975
234/40 3560-005
New York, NY
September 23-24, 1975
234/41 3560-005
New York, NY
November 10, 1975
234/42 3560-005
New York, NY
November 14-15, 1975
234/43 3560-005
New York, NY
January 6, 1976
234/44 3560-005
New York, NY
February 17, 1980
234/45 3560-005
New York, NY
June 8, 1980
234/46 3560-005
New York, NY
June 29-July 1, 1981
234/47 3560-005
New York, NY
November 8, 1981
234/48 3560-005
New York, NY
January 25-26, 1982
234/49 3560-005
New York, NY
February 28, 1982
234/50 3560-005
New York, NY
March 27-28, 1982
234/51 3560-005
New York/New Jersey
October 9-10, 1975
234/52 3560-005
Norfolk, VA
July 7, 1975
234/53 3560-005
Norfolk, VA
October 1, 1978
234/54 3560-005
Northshore, MA
January 16, 1983
234/55-56 3560-005
Norway
June - July 1980
234/57 3560-005
Oconomowoc, WI
June 8, 1974
234/58 3560-005
Oklahoma City, OK
October 20, 1973
234/59 3560-005
Omaha, NB
May 1974
234/60 3560-005
Oregon
September 27-28, 1975
234/61 3560-005
Palm Beach, FL
February 22, 1973
234/62 3560-005
Palm Beach, FL
March 10, 1974
234/63 3560-005
Palm Beach, FL
June 2, 1974
234/64 3560-005
Palm Beach, FL
April 17, 1983
234/65 3560-005
Palo Alto, CA
October 12, 1973
234/66 3560-005
Pennsylvania
September 13, 1975
234/67 3560-005
Pennsylvania
September 21, 1975
234/68 3560-005
Pennsylvania
December 7, 1975
234/69 3560-005
Pennsylvania
March 21, 1982
234/70 3560-005
Pensacola, FL
January 11, 1980
235/1 3560-005
Philadelphia, PA
May 12, 1973
235/2 3560-005
Philadelphia, PA
October 22, 1973
235/3 3560-005
Philadelphia, PA
November 12, 1973
235/4 3560-005
Philadelphia, PA
February 20, 1974
235/5 3560-005
Philadelphia, PA
September 23, 1974
235/6 3560-005
Philadelphia, PA
November 27, 1974
235/7 3560-005
Philadelphia, PA
September 22, 1975
235/8 3560-005
Philadelphia, PA
May 7, 1978
235/9 3560-005
Philadelphia, PA
December 1, 1981
235/10 3560-005
Phoenix, AZ
January 17, 1973
235/11 3560-005
Phoenix, AZ
January 28-29, 1975
235/12 3560-005
Phoenix, AZ
October 12-13, 1975
235/13 3560-005
Phoenix, AZ
November 24, 1979
235/14 3560-005
Pittsburgh, PA
January 28, 1973
235/15 3560-005
Pittsburgh, PA
October 26, 1973
235/16 3560-005
Pittsburgh, PA
May 16, 1974
235/17 3560-005
Pittsburgh, PA
May 20, 1975
235/18 3560-005
Pittsburgh, PA
July 16, 1975
235/19 3560-005
Pittsburgh, PA
September 30, 1975
235/20 3560-005
Pittsburgh, PA
November 13-14, 1975
235/21 3560-005
Pittsburgh, PA
December 6, 1981
235/22 3560-005
Portland, OR
January 17, 1974
235/23 3560-005
Puerto Rico
October 17, 1975
235/24 3560-005
Purchase, NY
November 15, 1981
235/25 3560-005
Raleigh, NC
March 16, 1974
235/26 3560-005
Reading, PA
November 18, 1973
235/27 3560-005
Redbank, NJ
April 10, 1983
235/28 3560-005
Reno, NV
June 11, 1983
235/29 3560-005
Rhode Island
August 15, 1975
235/30 3560-005
Richmond, KY
October 18, 1973
235/31 3560-005
Richmond, VA
March 10, 1973
235/32 3560-005
Rye, NY
October 2, 1973
235/33 3560-005
San Antonio, TX
January 12, 1980
235/34 3560-005
St. Louis, MO
October 23-24, 1975
235/35 3560-005
St. Louis/Kansas City, MO
July 12-13, 1981
235/36 3560-005
San Diego, CA
February 8, 1983
235/37 3560-005
San Francisco, CA
February 24, 1974
235/38 3560-005
San Francisco, CA
October 5, 1975
235/39 3560-005
San Francisco, CA
January 3, 1981
235/40 3560-005
San Jose, CA
February 7, 1983
235/41 3560-005
San Juan, Puerto Rico
April 13-22, 1974
235/42 3560-005
Santa Ana, CA
December 13, 1981
235/43 3560-005
Sarasota, FL
March 14, 1982
235/44 3560-005
Savannah, GA
March 17, 1975
235/45 3560-005
Schenectady, NY
October 7, 1974
235/46 3560-005
Sea Girt, NY
June 27, 1974
235/47 3560-005
Shreveport, LA
May 12, 1973
235/48 3560-005
South Dakota
October 1980
235/49 3560-005
Spokane, WA (Expo '74)
May 17-19, 1974
235/50 3560-005
Springfield, IL
July 11-12, 1976
235/51 3560-005
Springfield, MA
November - December 1975
235/52 3560-005
Springfield, MA
December 2, 1975
235/53 3560-005
Stamford, CT
June 6-7, 1981
235/54 3560-005
Syracuse, NY
August 5, 1975
235/55 3560-005
Syracuse, NY
October 4, 1975
235/56 3560-005
Syracuse, NY
December 3, 1975
235/57 3560-005
Tacoma, WA
January 8, 1973
235/58 3560-005
Tampa, FL
November 23, 1975
235/59 3560-005
Tampa, FL
December 13, 1975
235/60 3560-005
Texas
May 6-7, 1973
235/61 3560-005
Tidewater, VA
September 18, 1977
235/62 3560-005
Toronto, Canada
December 5, 1982
235/63 3560-005
Tucson, AZ
February 9, 1974
236/1 3560-005
Walla Walla, WA
May 21-23, 1983
236/2 3560-005
Waltham, MA
October 21, 1975
236/3-10 3560-005
Washington State
June - December 1973
236/11-16 3560-005
Washington State
January - October 1974
236/17-26 3560-005
Washington State
February - December 1975
236/27-35 3560-005
Washington State
May - August 1976
237/1-18 3560-005
Washington State
September - December 1976
237/19-20 3560-005
Washington State
May 6-8, 1977
237/21-32 3560-005
Washington State
April - November 1978
238/1-5 3560-005
Washington State
December 1978
238/6-19 3560-005
Washington State
February - October 1979
238/20-239/9 3560-005
Washington State
February - October 1980
239/10-25 3560-005
Washington State
February - August 1981
240/1-11 3560-005
Washington State
August - December 1981
240/12-25 3560-005
Washington State
January - July 1982
241/1-24 3560-005
Washington State
July - November 1982
242/1-6 3560-005
Washington State
March - July 1983
242/7-8 3560-005
Washington State
1982-1983
242/9-12 3560-005
Washington State - Itineraries
1974-1983
242/13 3560-005
Wichita, KS
October 6, 1973
242/14 3560-005
Wilmington, DE
May 22, 1974
242/15 3560-005
Wilmington, DE
October 29-30, 1975
242/16 3560-005
Wilmington, NC
April 17, 1973
242/17 3560-005
Williamsburg, VA
February 10-12, 1973
242/18-19 3560-005
Williamsburg, VA
April - September 1974
242/20 3560-005
Williamsburg, VA
November 25-28, 1981
242/21 3560-005
Wilmette, IL
March 6, 1983
242/22-23 3560-005
Wisconsin
April - December 1975
242/24 3560-005
Yugoslavia
November - December 1972
242/25-26 3560-005
Campaign Trips
January - February 1976
242/27-28 3560-005
Schedules
1973-1974
242/29-36 3560-005
Miscellaneous -- Itineraries -- Jackson, Helen
1975-1976
Box/Folder Accession
242/31-244/2 3560-005
Itineraries
1973-1983
Speeches and Writings
Box/Folder Accession
244/3 3560-005
"On the Israeli-Egypt ion Disengagement Agreement"; Brandeis University; New York, NY; September 10
1972
244/4 3560-005
Ohio Primary Speech
1972
244/5 3560-005
Timber; January 8
1973
244/6 3560-005
Alfalfa Club Dinner; Washington, D.C.; January 27
1973
244/7 3560-005
Minuteman of the Year Award, Reserve Officers Association of the U.S., Washington, D.C. February 16
1973
244/8 3560-005
"International Negotiation and the Future of Arms Control"; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC
February 28, 1973
244/9 3560-005
Chicago Speech
March 9, 1973
244/10 3560-005
Knights of St. Patrick; New Haven, CT
March 16, 1973
244/11 3560-005
"Today Show" Notes
March 22, 1973
244/12 3560-005
Hawaii -- The First Decade of Statehood
March 30, 1973
244/13 3560-005
Brown, Joseph Statement
April 9, 1973
244/14 3560-005
"A Time to Stress Excellence"; Carroll College, Helena, MT
May 6, 1973
244/15 3560-005
Colonial Penn Center Dedication; University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
May 12, 1973
244/16 3560-005
Yeshiva Commencement Address; New York, NY
June 4, 1973
244/17 3560-005
Israel Histadrut Committee Dinner, Boston, MA
June 5, 1973
244/18 3560-005
"Is Free Emigration Too Much To Ask?"; Freedom Assembly for Soviet Jews, Washington, D.C.
June 17, 1973
244/19 3560-005
Missouri Democratic Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner, Jefferson City, MO
July 29, 1973
244/20 3560-005
West Virginia State Democratic Dinner
September 1973
244/21 3560-005
Kansas State Democratic Dinner honoring Governor Docking (Robert), Wichita, KS
October 6, 1973
244/22 3560-005
Israel Speech Outline and Quotes (Sakharov, Solzhenitsyn and Hitho)
October 9, 1973
244/23 3560-005
"Detente and Human Rights" ; Pacem in Terris Conference
October 11, 1973
244/24 3560-005
Mass Community Rally, Los Angeles, CA
October 14, 1973
244/25 3560-005
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations, Bal Harbour, FL
October 19, 1973
244/26 3560-005
"Emergency Measures Needed to Protect the Nations Energy System and Economy"; Building Products Executives Conference; Washington, D.C.
October 24, 1973
244/27 3560-005
Democratic Campaign
October 26, 1973
244/28 3560-005
Land Use, Tire Housing Industry Presidents Conference
November 10, 1973
244/29 3560-005
American Technology Society Dinner; Seattle, WA
December 8, 1973
244/30 3560-005
Lake County Democratic Dinner, Merriville, IN
December 15, 1973
244/31 3560-005
Israel Bonds Man of the Year; Chicago, IL
December 16, 1973
244/32 3560-005
"On Peace in the Middle East"; American Jewish Committee Dinner
December 17, 1973
244/33 3560-005
Detente -- Western and Soviet; Laquer, Walter Interpretations
1973
244/34 3560-005
Kentucky State
1973
244/35 3560-005
Alfalfa Club Dinner; Washington, D.C.
January 26, 1974
244/36 3560-005
Detente and Human Rights; Tuscon Jewish Community Council Dinner; Tucson, AZ
February 9, 1974
244/37 3560-005
Education; United Federation of Teachers Conference; New York, NY
March 9, 1974
244/38 3560-005
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick; Providence, RI
March 17, 1974
244/39 3560-005
Human Rights; Beth Sholom Synagogue; Washington, D.C.
March 17, 1974
244/40 3560-005
United States and Europe; AHEPA Banquet; Washington, D.C.
March 25, 1974
244/41 3560-005
"Quality of Life and Economic Growth"; (Publisher's Contract)
March 1974
244/42 3560-005
Gridiron Club Dinner; Washington, D.C.
April 6, 1974
244/43-44 3560-005
Detente and SALT, Overseas Press Club Awards Dinner; New York, NY
April 22, 1974
244/45 3560-005
Israel; Solidarity Day for Soviet Jewry Rally
April 28, 1974
244/46 3560-005
"Soviet Activity in Syria, Iraq and the Persian Gulf"; New York, NY
May 1, 1974
244/47 3560-005
"Environment and Economy"; Hofstra University; Hempstead, NY
May 8, 1974
244/48 3560-005
Israeli Labor Movement; Histadrut Dinner; Washington, D.C.
May 14, 1974
244/49 3560-005
"Elephant Economics"; Latrobe, PA
May 16, 1974
244/50 3560-005
Economy; National Press Club; Washington, D.C.
May 21, 1974
244/51 3560-005
Detente; Textile Workers of America; Miami, FL
May 28, 1974
244/52 3560-005
The Standby Emergency Authorities Act; re: S. 3267
May 1974
244/53 3560-005
"Trade and Detente"; Harvard University; Cambridge, MA
June 1, 1974
244/54 3560-005
Labor and Economy; International Ladies' Garment Workers Union; Miami, FL
June 3, 1974
244/55 3560-005
Civil Rights; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; Chicago, IL
June 7, 1974
244/56 3560-005
East-West Trade and Freedom of Emigration; Jerusalem Great Synagogue Dinner, New York, NY
June 12, 1974
244/57 3560-005
Jackson-Vanik Amendment -- Response to Nixon (Richard) Attack
June 1974
244/58 3560-005
Meet the Press
July 14, 1974
244/59 3560-005
Hadassah Convention
September 8, 1974
244/60 3560-005
Tel Aviv University Dinner; New York, NY
September 14, 1974
244/61 3560-005
Lowenstein (Al) Dinner; New York, NY
September 1974
244/62 3560-005
Haifa University Dinner; New York, NY
October 3, 1974
244/63 3560-005
Trade and Emigration Agreement Announcement; Washington, D.C.
October 18, 1974
244/64 3560-005
Soviet Grain Deal; Walla Walla, WA
October 1974
245/1 3560-005
"Energy Crisis"; Pilgrims of Great Britain; London, England
November 11, 1974
245/2 3560-005
Anti-Defamation League; American Heritage Award Dinner; Chicago, IL
November 26, 1974
245/3 3560-005
Energy; November
1974
245/4 3560-005
Democratic Party
1974
245/5 3560-005
Face The Nation
1974
245/6 3560-005
Issues and Answers Broadcast Notes
1974
245/7 3560-005
Magnuson (Warren G.) Introductions
1974
245/8 3560-005
Technology Transfer
1974
245/9 3560-005
Democratic Party Material
1973-1974
245/10 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1973-1974
245/11 3560-005
Alfalfa Club Dinner
January 25, 1975
245/12 3560-005
Land (Frank S.) Memorial Breakfast
February 8, 1975
245/13 3560-005
St. Patricks Day; Hibernian Society; Savannah, GA
March 13, 1975
245/14 3560-005
Energy; Southeastern Electric Exchnage; Boca Raton, FL
March 24, 1975
245/15 3560-005
Secret Vietnam Agreements; U.S. Senate
April 8, 1975
245/16 3560-005
Solidarity Day; New York, NY
April 13, 1975
245/17 3560-005
Senior Citizens; Hebrew Home of Greater Washington
April 14, 1975
245/18 3560-005
"Reassessing the Middle East"; American Israel Public Affairs Committee; Washington, D.C.
April 14, 1975
245/19 3560-005
Garden Club of America
April 29, 1975
245/20 3560-005
Sweet Briar College Commencement Address; Sweet Briar, VA
May 18, 1975
245/21 3560-005
American Bar Association; Washington, D.C.
July 16, 1975
245/22 3560-005
Pennsylvania State American Legion; Pittsburgh, PA
July 16, 1975
245/23 3560-005
Energy; CA
1975
245/24 3560-005
Gridiron Club
1975
245/25 3560-005
Municipal Bond Reinsurance Program
1975
245/26 3560-005
Middle East
1973-1975
245/27 3560-005
Alfalfa Club Dinner
January 24, 1976
245/28 3560-005
"The Navy and the Congress"; Sandpoint Naval Air Station; Seattle, WA
July 6, 1976
245/29 3560-005
Carlough (Edward) Dinner, Washington, D.C.
August 25, 1976
245/30 3560-005
National Women's Party Reception, Washington, D.C.
September 13, 1976
245/31 3560-005
"Human Rights ad the Jackson-Vanik Amendment"; Soviet Jewry Conference; Miami, FL
October 2, 1976
245/32 3560-005
Shaare Zedek Hospital Dinner; Los Angeles, CA
October 24, 1976
245/33 3560-005
Agriculture; Washington Association of Wheat Growers
December 5, 1976
245/34 3560-005
Temple Emann -- El-Israel Dinner of State; honoring Sol and Goldie Golstein; Miami Beach, FL
December 11, 1976
245/35 3560-005
"A New Chance for Mid-East Peace?"
December 1976
245/36 3560-005
Jokes and Quotations
1975-1976
245/37 3560-005
Alfalfa Club Dinner
January 29, 1977
245/38 3560-005
Distinguished Public Service Award; American Legion; Washington, D.C.
February 22, 1977
245/39-40 3560-005
Jewish Appeal Dinner; Tucson, AZ
April 13, 1977
245/41 3560-005
Brookings Institution Energy Forum; Washington, D.C.
May 12, 1977
245/42 3560-005
Conference on National Energy Policy; American Association for the Advancement of Science; Washington, D.C.
May 17, 1977
245/43 3560-005
Douglas (William O.) Ceremony; C & O Canal
May 17, 1977
245/44 3560-005
National Energy Forum; Washington, D.C.
May 24, 1977
245/45 3560-005
Energy Organization Speech; American Bar Association Committee on Energy Policy; Washington, D.C.
June 9, 1977
245/46 3560-005
National Coal Association; Washington, D.C.
June 28, 1977
245/47 3560-005
Nuclear Arms; U.S. Senate
July 13, 1977
245/48 3560-005
American Public Power Association; Advanced Management Seminar; Washington, D.C.
September 15, 1977
245/49 3560-005
Zarb (Frank) Dinner; Metropolitan Club; New York, NY
September 19, 1977
245/50 3560-005
Scottish Rite Temple; Seattle, WA
November 12, 1977
245/51 3560-005
Alfalfa Club Dinner
January 21, 1978
245/52 3560-005
American Mining Congress; Washington, D.C.
June 24, 1978
245/53 3560-005
Human Rights Award; Coalition for a Democratic Majority; Washington, D.C.
January 26, 1978
245/54 3560-005
National Congress of Petroleum Retailers; Washington, D.C.
February 7, 1978
245/55 3560-005
China-American Relations
February 22, 1978
245/56 3560-005
Energy; U.S. Chamber of Commerce Washington, D.C.
April 6, 1978
245/57 3560-005
"The Jackson Amendment and Freer Emigration"; National Conference of Soviet Jewry; Washington, D.C.
April 10, 1978
245/58 3560-005
Alabama Surface Mining Reclamation Council; Birmingham, AL
April 28, 1978
245/59 3560-005
Israel 30th Anniversary Rally; Federation of Jewish Agencies; Philadelphia, PA
May 7, 1978
245/60 3560-005
American Public Power Association; Annual Conference; Atlanta, GA
May 8, 1978
245/61 3560-005
Middle East Arms Sales; U.S. Senate
May 15, 1978
245/62 3560-005
Linen Supply Association of America
May 17, 1978
245/63 3560-005
Northwest Regional Energy Conference; Seattle, WA
May 31, 1978
245/64 3560-005
"Congressional Perspectives on Energy Policy"; Symposium, Randolph Macon College; Ashland, VA
June 16, 1978
245/65 3560-005
Defense and East-West Policy; U.S. Senate
July 10, 1978
245/66 3560-005
U.S.S. Bremerton Christening; Groton, CT
July 22, 1978
245/67 3560-005
National Oil Jobbers Council Legislative Breakfast; Washington, D.C.
July 28, 1978
245/68 3560-005
International Platform Association; Washington, D.C.
August 1, 1978
246/1 3560-005
Governor Carey. Administration; New York, NY
August 20, 1978
246/2 3560-005
Everett Senior Citizens Center
August 30, 1978
246/3 3560-005
SALT II; Meet the Press
September 10, 1978
246/4 3560-005
Edison Electric Institute; Washington, D.C.
September 12, 1978
246/5 3560-005
American Nuclear Energy Council; Washington, D.C.
September 3, 1978
246/6 3560-005
General Electric Seminar; McAfee, NJ
September 13, 1978
246/7 3560-005
Middle East; National Israel Bond Conference; Washington, D.C.
September 17, 1978
246/8 3560-005
Human Rights; Coalition for a Democratic Majority; Human Rights Dinner; New York, NY
September 30, 1978
246/9 3560-005
Energy Symposium
October 5, 1978
246/10 3560-005
"A New Marshall Plan for the Middle East"; American Jewish Congress Dinner; Los Angeles, CA
November 11, 1978
246/11 3560-005
Energy; Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities
November 13, 1978
246/12 3560-005
"SALT and European Security"; North Atlantic Assembly. Military Committee; Lisbon, Portugal
November 26-30, 1978
246/13 3560-005
"Why Not the Best -- Nuclear Energy?"; Tri-City Nuclear Industrial Council; Richland, WA
December 18, 1978
246/14 3560-005
Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty
1978
246/15 3560-005
Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel, Hollywood, FL
January 14, 1979
246/16 3560-005
Wall Street Oil and Gas Seminar; New York, NY
January 22, 1979
246/17 3560-005
Xiaoping, Deng; Seattle, WA
February 4, 1979
246/18 3560-005
Oil; Face the Nation
February 11, 1979
246/19 3560-005
Calvin Bullock Forum; New York, NY
February 13, 1979
246/20 3560-005
Fairleigh Dickinson University 13th Annual Executive Update; Secaucus, NJ
February 13, 1979
246/21 3560-005
"Iran and the Middle East: Past and Present"; George Washington University; Washington, D.C.
February 25, 1979
246/22 3560-005
National Energy Resources Organization; Washington, D.C.
February 27, 1979
246/23 3560-005
Temple Beth Sholom, Elkins Park, PA
March 4, 1979
246/24 3560-005
SALT; Houston Forum Club; Houston, TX
March 9, 1979
246/25 3560-005
College of William and Mary; Williamsburg, VA
March 18, 1979
246/26 3560-005
LTV Corporation; Washington, D.C.
April 2, 1979
246/27 3560-005
B'nai B'rith Joint Meeting; Palo Alto, CA
April 21, 1979
246/28 3560-005
"Alaska: Energy and Environment -- Eyeball to Eyeball"; Americans for Energy Independence Conference; Washington, D.C.
May 4, 1979
246/29 3560-005
Institutional Investor Institute; New York, NY
May 9, 1979
246/30 3560-005
Northwest Food Processors; Portland, OR
May 12, 1979
246/31 3560-005
Foreign Policy; Seattle University Commencement; Seattle, WA
June 3, 1979
246/32 3560-005
Pope John Paul II Polish Pilgrimage; U.S. Senate
June 7, 1979
246/33 3560-005
National Conference on Soviet Jewry; Washington, D.C.
June 10, 1979
246/34 3560-005
"Signs of the Times"; Coalition for a Democratic Majority
June 12, 1979
246/35 3560-005
Edison Electric Institute
June 12, 1979
246/36 3560-005
Masonry; 75th Anniversary Celebration; Everett, WA
June 16, 1979
246/37 3560-005
Regional Power; American Public Power Association National Conference; Seattle, WA
June 16, 1979
246/38 3560-005
Temple Adath Yeshurun; Man of the Year Award Dinner; Syracuse, NY
June 24, 1979
246/39 3560-005
Freedom; Hebrew University Commencement; Jerusalem, Israel
July 2, 1979
246/40 3560-005
International Terrorism; Jonathon Institute; Jerusalem, Israel
July 2, 1979
246/41 3560-005
Netanyahu, Jonathon Memorial Service; Jerusalem, Israel
July 4, 1979
246/42 3560-005
Food Marketing Institute; Washington, D.C.
July 16, 1979
246/43 3560-005
National Frozen Food Association; Washington, D.C.
September 10, 1979
246/44 3560-005
Allied Chemical Luncheon; Washington, D.C.
October 9, 1979
246/45 3560-005
Nelson (Gaylord) Fund Raiser; Milwaukee, WI
October 13, 1979
246/46 3560-005
"SALT and the Future of Freedom"; North Atlantic Assembly; Ottawa, Canada
October 26, 1979
246/47 3560-005
Fay Improvement Company; Washington, D.C.
November 14, 1979
246/48 3560-005
Cuba (CBS Statement)
1979
246/49 3560-005
Energy; miscellaneous
1978-1979
246/50 3560-005
Garside, Grenville Tribute; U.S. Senate
1978-1979
246/51 3560-005
Energy
1970s
246/52 3560-005
Quotations
1970s
246/53 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1970s
246/54 3560-005
Hewlett-Packard Corporate Officers; Palo Alto, CA
January 3, 1980
246/55 3560-005
Alfalfa Club Dinner
January 26, 1980
246/56 3560-005
Chamber of Commerce; Capitol Hill Club; Washington, D.C.
January 28, 1980
246/57 3560-005
U.S. Defense; Virginia General Assembly; Williamsburg, VA
February 2, 1980
246/58 3560-005
United States-China Relations
February 7, 1980
246/59 3560-005
"The United States, China and the 1980s"; W. U. International Studies School; Seattle, WA
February 9, 1980
246/60 3560-005
Synthetic Fuels; Allied Chemical; San Diego, CA
February 20, 1980
246/61 3560-005
"Technology Transfer to Soviet Block Hearing; U.S. Senate. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
February 20, 1980
246/62 3560-005
Allied Chemical; San Diego, CA
February 23, 1980
246/63 3560-005
Middle East Policy; The American Friends of Hebrew University, Hollywood-Hollandale Associates' Dinner; Miami Beach, FL
February 24, 1980
246/64 3560-005
American Consulting Engineers; Washington, D.C.
February 28, 1980
246/65 3560-005
Foreign Policy; Air Pollution Control Association; Washington, D.C.
March 26, 1980
246/66 3560-005
Health Industry Manufacturers Association; Palm Beach, CA
March 28-30, 1980
246/67 3560-005
Mining and Reclamation Council of America; Washington, D.C.
April 1, 1980
246/68 3560-005
Virginia Council on Economic Education; Norfolk, VA
April 19, 1980
246/69 3560-005
Coalition for a Democratic Majority
April 24, 1980
246/70 3560-005
Institutional Investor Institute; Washington, D.C.
April 30, 1980
247/1 3560-005
"Technology Transfer to the Soviet Union"; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Washington, D.C.
April 30, 1980
247/2 3560-005
Energy; Nuclear Power Assembly
May 7, 1980
247/3 3560-005
"New Directions for our Party"; Cook County Democratic Dinner; Chicago, IL
May 22, 1980
247/4 3560-005
"The Challenge of the 1980s"; University of Puget Sound Commencement; Tacoma, WA
May 23, 1980
247/5 3560-005
"The Geopolitics of Oil"
July 31, 1980
247/6 3560-005
University of Puget Sound Law School Dedication; Tacoma, WA
September 13, 1980
247/7 3560-005
American Bakers Association; Washington, D.C.
September 15, 1980
247/8 3560-005
Nuclear Energy and Weapons
October 9, 1980
247/9 3560-005
Carter, Jimmy, U.S. President. Introduction; Civil Leaders Luncheon; Forest Hill, NJ
October 12, 1980
247/10 3560-005
Jabotinsky Centennial Awards Ceremony
November 11, 1980
247/11 3560-005
"Political Impact of Growing Soviet Power"; U.S. Senate
November 12, 1980
247/12 3560-005
United Jewish Appeal Dinner; Washington, D.C.
December 6, 1980
247/13 3560-005
Woodruff, Robert R. Tribute; Abe Goldstein Human Relations Award Banquet; Atlanta, GA
December 13, 1980
247/14 3560-005
Energy Crisis; National Press Club; Washington, D.C.
1980
247/15 3560-005
Magnuson, Warren G. Introduction; Hoquaim, WA
1980
247/16 3560-005
Middle East
1980
247/17 3560-005
"The Role for Greater Coal Utilization for the United States' National Energy Policy"; Kansas Law Review
1980
247/18 3560-005
"Working Toward a Comprehensive Energy Policy"; Consulting Engineer
1980
247/19 3560-005
Anti-Defamation League; Washington, D.C.
January 12, 1981
247/20 3560-005
Executive Enterprises, Inc.; Washington, D.C.
January 22, 1981
247/21 3560-005
Alfalfa Club Dinner
January 24, 1981
247/22 3560-005
Kirkpatrick (Jeane) Luncheon; Coalition for a Democratic Majority; Washington, D.C.
February 2, 1981
247/23 3560-005
Engineers Week Banquet; Knoxville, TN
February 20, 1981
247/24 3560-005
"Geopolitics of Oil"; WATTEC Energy Conference; Knoxville, TN
February 20, 1981
247/25 3560-005
Pepper, Mildred Memorial; National Cathedral; Washington, D.C.
March 2, 1981
247/26 3560-005
Jackson Roast; Saints and Sinners Luncheon; Washington, D.C.
March 3, 1981
247/27 3560-005
Magnuson Dinner; Seattle, WA
March 19-20, 1981
247/28 3560-005
Aluminum Association
March 23, 1981
247/29 3560-005
U.S.S. Bremerton Launching; Groton, CT
March 26, 1981
247/30 3560-005
American Textile Manufacturers Institute; San Francisco, CA
April 4, 1981
247/31 3560-005
U.S. Navy; National Association of Superintendents of Naval Shore Establishments; Arlington, VA
April 28, 1981
247/32 3560-005
Institutional Investor Institute; Washington, D.C.
April 29, 1981
247/33 3560-005
American Friends of Hebrew University; Washington, D.C.
April 30, 1981
247/34 3560-005
Education; Washington Education Association; Spokane, WA
May 2, 1981
247/35 3560-005
Spokane Centennial; Spokane, WA
May 2, 1981
247/36 3560-005
"Rare II and the 97th Congress"; National Forest Products Association; Washington, D.C.
May 4, 1981
247/37 3560-005
Berman, Phil Reception; Allentown, PA
May 10, 1981
247/38 3560-005
Carlough (Edward F.) Convention; Hofstra University Law School; Hempstead, NY
May 15, 1981
247/39 3560-005
Armed Forces Day; United States Army Association; Puget Sound Chapter; Seattle, WA
May 16, 1981
247/40 3560-005
Brotherhood Award Presentation to Golub, Stanley D.; National Conference of Christians and Jews; Washington Region; Seattle, WA
May 30, 1981
247/41 3560-005
Holton-Arms School Commencement Address; Bethesda, MD
June 4, 1981
247/42 3560-005
Uniflite Boat Building Plant Dedication; Bellingham, WA
June 20, 1981
247/43 3560-005
Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention; Bellingham, WA
June 20, 1981
247/44 3560-005
Launching Ceremony of the Guided Missile "Crommelin"; Todd Pacific Shipyards Corporation; Seattle, WA
July 2, 1981
247/45 3560-005
Davis-Bacon Act
August 14, 1981
247/46 3560-005
Alaska Lands
August 18, 1981
247/47 3560-005
"The Struggle for Human Rights and Decency"; Anti-Defamation League; San Francisco, CA
October 24, 1981
247/48 3560-005
Husky Hall of Fame Dinner; Seattle, WA
October 30, 1981
247/49 3560-005
Intelligence Identities Protection Act
October 1981
247/50 3560-005
"The 97th Congress: How it Differs, its Relationship with the President, Future Direction"; The Executive Public Policy Institute; Washington, D.C.
November 10, 1981
247/51 3560-005
Alaska Federation of Natives Annual Convention; Anchorage, AK
December 16, 1981
247/52 3560-005
Mental Health
1981
247/53 3560-005
Alfalfa Club Dinner; Washington, D.C.
January 23, 1982
247/54 3560-005
"Technology Transfer Policy -- The High Stakes"; U.S. Senate
February 11, 1982
247/55 3560-005
"President Reagan's Proposed Energy Budget and Organization"; U.S. Senate
February 11, 1982
247/56 3560-005
Technology Transfer
February 1982
247/57 3560-005
U.S. Energy Department Dismantling
February 1982
247/58 3560-005
Airlift Decision; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee. Seapower and Force Projection Subcommittee
March 19, 1982
247/59 3560-005
"Emergency Housing Program"
March 24, 1982
247/60 3560-005
Nuclear Arms Reduction Resolution Introduction; U.S. Senate
March 30, 1982
247/61 3560-005
"The Omnibus Victim Protection Act of 1982"
April 23, 1982
247/62 3560-005
Nuclear Arms Reduction; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
May 12, 1982
247/63 3560-005
Aging
May 20, 1982
247/64 3560-005
Arctic Research and Policy Act; U.S. Senate. Governmental Affairs Committee
May 26, 1982
247/65 3560-005
Armored Combat Earthmover; U.S. Senate
May 1982
247/66 3560-005
"Avoiding Nuclear War by Accident"; New York Times
May 1982
247/67 3560-005
"Does America Have a Peace Strategy"; Plymouth Congregational Church; Seattle, WA
June 4, 1982
247/68 3560-005
"The National Environment Policy Act -- Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow"; Coal Ports and Environmental Considerations Symposium
June 5, 1982
247/69 3560-005
Deficit Reduction; Washington Disabled American Veterans; Tri-Cities, WA
June 12, 1982
247/70 3560-005
Beirut Intervention; ABC Good Morning America
September 21, 1982
247/71 3560-005
Beirut Intervention; NBC Today Show
September 22, 1982
247/72 3560-005
CBS Capitol Cloakroom
September 23, 1982
247/73 3560-005
Hanford; Pasco Chamber of Commerce; Pasco, WA
September 25, 1982
247/74 3560-005
"Needed: A Permanent Soviet-American Joint Consultation Center"; Common Cause
September 28, 1982
247/75 3560-005
Wilderness Oil and Gas Leaking; U.S. Senate
September 29, 1982
247/76 3560-005
International Finance; Washington Council on International Trade; Tacoma, WA
October 14, 1982
247/77 3560-005
"U.S.-U.S.S.R. Consultation -- A New Peace Initiative"; Washington State University; Pullman, WA
October 22, 1982
247/78 3560-005
Israel Bonds Dinner; New York, NY
December 2, 1982
247/79 3560-005
"Senator Jackson Speaks on the Issues"
1982
247/80 3560-005
"CEQ Authorization Bill (S. 1210); U.S. Senate
1982
247/81 3560-005
Nuclear Freeze Resolution (Amend #1476); U.S. Senate
1982
247/82 3560-005
Reclamation Reform Act of 1982; U.S. Senate
1982
247/83 3560-005
U.S. Energy Department Reorganization
1983
247/84 3560-005
Alfalfa Club Dinner; Washington, D.C.
January 23, 1983
247/85 3560-005
"Labor and U.S. Central American Policy," Hofstra University School of Law; Labor Law Conference; Hempstead, NY
April 29, 1983
247/86 3560-005
Senatorial Salute to Bob Hope; Washington, D.C. (photos, signature)
May 19, 1983
248/1 3560-005
Environment; American Recreation Coalition; Washington, D.C.
June 7, 1983
248/2 3560-005
Denny, Brewster C. Dinner; University of Washington; Seattle, WA
1983
248/3 3560-005
Defense Budget
1983
248/4 3560-005
Hanford's Future
1983
248/5 3560-005
Humor -- Miscellaneous
1983
248/6 3560-005
Middle East
1983
248/7 3560-005
"The Profits of Doom"
1983
248/8 3560-005
Udall, Stewart Honorary
1983
Speeches and Writings -- Others
Ashdad Comprehensive High School; Study Group on the Holocaust and Soviet Jewry
1972
Box/Folder Accession
248/9 3560-005
Bonneville Power Administration; "Pacific Northwest Electric Power Planning and Conservation Act: A Summary"
1980
248/10 3560-005
Bradshaw, Thorton; "My Case for National Planning"
March 14, 1977
248/11 3560-005
Church, Frank; "Arms, Energy and the Atom: The Lethal Dilemma"
1977
248/12 3560-005
Commager, Henry Steele; Commager Speaks Out on America
1978
248/13 3560-005
Connally, John; Alfalfa Club
January 24, 1976
248/14 3560-005
Eizenstat, Stuart E.; National Press Club; Washington, D.C.
December 4, 1980
248/15 3560-005
Evans, Rowland and Novak, Robert; "Innocence Abroad; Jimmy Carter's Four Misconceptions"
1980
248/16 3560-005
Handler, Philip; Recombinant DNA; U.S. Senate. Science, Technology and Space Subcommittee
November 2, 1977
248/17 3560-005
Henderson, Hubert D.; Miscellaneous Writings
undated
248/18 3560-005
Kaufman, Henry; "Economic Recovery, Liquidity and Interest Rates"
June 3, 1975
248/19 3560-005
Kaufman, Henry; "Economic Excesses and Financial Constraints"
1978
248/20 3560-005
Keough, Donald; Seattle Rotary Club
July 23, 1975
248/21 3560-005
Kissinger, Henry; "Geopolitics of Oil"; U.S. Senate. Energy and Natural Resources Committee
July 23, 1980
248/22 3560-005
Laird, Melvin; "Is this Detente?"
undated
248/23 3560-005
Levy (W. J.) Consultants Corp.; "An Assessment of U.S. Energy Policy"
1976
248/24 3560-005
Levy, Walter J.; "Oil and the Decline of the West"
1980
248/25 3560-005
Luce, Charles F.; "A National Energy Strategy for the 1980s"; City Club of Portland; Portland, OR
April 3, 1980
248/26 3560-005
Luttwak, Edward; "A Critical View of the Military Establishment"
1980
248/27 3560-005
Munro, Sterling; "I'd Rather Switch than Fight"; Washington State Grange Annual Convention, Bellingham, WA
June 21, 1975
248/28 3560-005
Munro, Sterling; "A Whole New Ball Game"; Northwest Public Power Association; Jackson Hole, WY
June 30, 1978
248/29 3560-005
Pipes, Richard; "Why the Soviet Union Thinks it Could Fight and Win a Nuclear War"
1978
248/30 3560-005
Roche, James G.; "Emerging Soviet Global Military Capabilities"
1980
248/31 3560-005
Rohatyn, Felix G.; Cosmos Club Dinner; Washington, D.C.
March 11, 1980
248/32 3560-005
Skotheim, Robert A.; "Toward the Perpetuation of a Literate and Scientific Culture"
1976
248/33 3560-005
The Study Group on the Holocaust and Soviet Jewry; Ashdad Comprehensive High School
1972
248/34 3560-005
Tussing, Arlon R.; Federal Politics Affecting the Wellhead Value of Prudhoe Bay Crude Oil; Institute of Social and Economic Research; University of Alaska
March 1977
248/35 3560-005
Wallace, Anise; "America's Interest Rate Guru"; Institutional Investor
May 1980
248/36 3560-005
Wasserman, William S.; "The Questionable Wisdom of Europe's Bankers and Some of Their American Counterparts"
undated
Conferences and Conventions
Box/Folder Accession
248/37 3560-005
B'nai B'rith International Convention; Washington, D.C.
September 2, 1980
248/38 3560-005
Cape Eleuthera Conference; Florida
May 10-14, 1978
248/39 3560-005
Construction Industry National Legislative Conference; Washington, D.C.
March 17, 1980
248/40 3560-005
Democratic National Convention; New York, NY
July 12-15, 1976
248/41 3560-005
General Telephone Conference; Tampa, FL
January 25, 1980
248/42 3560-005
Greater New York Conference on Soviet Jewry; New York, NY
April 4, 1979
248/43a 3560-005
International Telephone and Telegraph, Corp. Management Conference; Boca Raton, FL
April 27, 1981
248/43b 3560-005
Jerusalem Conference on International Terrorism
1979
248/44 3560-005
Sheet Metal Workers' General Convention; St. Louis, MO
July 31, 1978
248/45 3560-005
Smith Barney, Harris Upham, Inc., Energy Conference; Washington, D.C.
May 5, 1977
248/46 3560-005
Time Incorporated Energy Conference
April 6, 1977
248/47 3560-005
World Energy Conference; ',-Washington, D.C.
May 24, 1979
248/48 3560-005
Xerox Corporation Symposium, Junior Achievement National Business Leadership Conference; Washington, D.C.
March 5, 1981
Washington State Matters
1973
1973
Box/Folder Accession
248/49-249/16 3560-005
General
1973
249/17-18 3560-005
Fort Lawton
1973
249/19 3560-005
Point Roberts
1973
1974
1974
Box/Folder Accession
249/20-250/12 3560-005
General
1974
250/13-14 3560-005
Expo '74
1974
1975
1975
Box/Folder Accession
250/15-251/15 3560-005
General
1975
251/16 3560-005
Expo '74
1975
251/17 3560-005
Nuclear Initiative
1975
1976
1976
Box/Folder Accession
251/18-252/9 3560-005
General
1976
252/10 3560-005
Boldt Decision
1976
251/11 3560-005
Coastal Zone Management Plan
1976
1977
1977
Box/Folder Accession
252/12-253/14 3560-005
General
1977
253/15-18 3560-005
Fishing
1977
253/19 3560-005
Methow Valley
1977
253/20-254/1 3560-005
Seattle Opera
1977
1973
1973
Box/Folder Accession
248/49-249/16 3560-005
General
1978
249/17-18 3560-005
Fort Lawton
1978
249/19 3560-005
Point Roberts
1978
1978
1978
Box/Folder Accession
254/2-16 3560-005
General
1978
254/17 3560-005
Ebey's Area
1978
254/18 3560-005
Ferries
1978
254/19-21 3560-005
Fishing
1978
254/22 3560-005
Flooding
1978
254/23 3560-005
General Hospital of Everett Plan
1978
254/24 3560-005
Governor's Welfare Cuts
1978
254/25-27 3560-005
Indians
1978
255/1 3560-005
Landsat Program
1978
255/2 3560-005
National Guard
1978
255/3 3560-005
Natural Resources
1978
255/4 3560-005
Northwest Regional Energy Conference
1978
255/5 3560-005
Puget Sound Oil Port
1978
255/6 3560-005
Puyallup Indian Trust Lands
1978
255/7 3560-005
Spokane Street Bridges
1978
255/8 3560-005
University of Washington Federal Natural andCulturalResources Program
General Notes: Missing.
1978
255/9-36 3560-005
General
1978
256/1 3560-005
Ben Franklin Dam Proposal
1978
Employment -- Federal District Judge
1978
Box/Folder Accession
256/2 3560-005
Eastern Washington
1978
256/3 3560-005
Western Washington
1978
Box/Folder Accession
256/4-6 3560-005
Northern Tier Pipeline
1978
256/7 3560-005
Proposed Energy Plants
1978
256/8 3560-005
State Taxes on Military Liquor and TobaccoSales
1978
256/9-18 3560-005
General
1978
256/19 3560-005
Employment
1978
256/20 3560-005
Mother Joseph Ceremony
1978
256/21 3560-005
Mount St. Helens
1978
256/22 3560-005
Northern Tier Pipeline
1978
256/23 3560-005
Northwest Federal Regional Council andPacificNorthwest Regional Commission
1978
256/24-25 3560-005
U.S. Government Projects
1978
256/26-257/10 3560-005
General
1978
1981
1981
Box/Folder Accession
257/11 3560-005
Mount St. Helens
1981
1982
1982
Box/Folder Accession
257/12-258/2 3560-005
General
1982
258/3-4 3560-005
Northern Tier Pipeline
1982
258/5-13 3560-005
Washington. Public Power Supply System(WPPSS)
1982
1983
1983
Box/Folder Accession
258/14-22 3560-005
General
1983
258/23 3560-005
Northwest Power Planning Council
1983
258/24 3560-005
Washington Public Power Supply System(WPPSS)
1983
258/25 3560-005
Washington. University. Scribner (Belding H.)EndowedChair in Medicine
1983
Box Accession
259 3560-005
Appointment Books
Press Releases
1973-1983
Box/Folder Accession
260/1 3560-005
Fuel Shortages
July 9, 1973
260/2 3560-005
Alaska Pipeline Legislation
July 9, 1973
260/3 3560-005
Russian Grain Sale
July 10, 1973
260/4 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
July 10, 1973
260/5 3560-005
Russian Grain Sale
July 11, 1973
260/6 3560-005
Zelmanowitx, Gerald (Trial of Decarlo, Angelo - Organized Crime Leader)
July 12, 1973
260/7 3560-005
U.S. Federal Trade Commission Report
July 12, 1973
260/8 3560-005
Stolen Securities Traffic
July 13, 1973
260/9 3560-005
National Fuels and Energy Conservation Act
July 13, 1973
260/10 3560-005
Wiretapping and Bugging Devices
July 18, 1973
260/11 3560-005
Wilderness Act Hearings
July 18, 1973
260/12 3560-005
Russian Grain Sale
July 19, 1973
260/13 3560-005
Russian Grain Sale
July 19, 1973
260/14 3560-005
Russian Grain Sale
July 19, 1973
260/15 3560-005
Soviet Imprisonment of Amalrik
July 19, 1973
260/16 3560-005
Gravel-Stevens Amendment to Pipeline Legislation
July 20, 1973
260/17 3560-005
Butz, Earl and Brunthaver Testimony
July 20, 1973
260/18 3560-005
Russian Grain Sale
July 23, 1973
260/19 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
July 25, 1973
260/20 3560-005
Soybean Exports
July 26, 1973
260/21 3560-005
Mandatory Fuel Allocation Program
July 31, 1973
260/22 3560-005
Energy Crisis
August 3, 1973
260/23 3560-005
Russian Grain Sale
August 14, 1973
260/24 3560-005
Independent Oilmen
August 16, 1973
260/25 3560-005
Energy Legislation
September 6, 1973
260/26 3560-005
Democratic Party Speech, West Virginia
September 8, 1973
260/27 3560-005
Energy Crisis
September 13, 1973
260/28 3560-005
Stolen Securities Traffic by Organized Crime
September 14, 1973
260/29 3560-005
Stolen Securities Traffic
September 14, 1973
260/30 3560-005
Menominee Tribe
September 17, 1973
260/31 3560-005
Mobile Worker Amendment
September 17, 1973
260/32 3560-005
Stolen Securities and Related Frauds
September 17, 1973
260/33 3560-005
Energy for Agriculture, Speech, Purdue University
September 18, 1973
260/34 3560-005
U.S. Defense Department Legislation
September 20, 1973
260/35 3560-005
Roosevelt, Elliott Testimony
September 25, 1973
260/36 3560-005
Trident Program
September 26, 1973
260/37 3560-005
Energy Demands -- fuel shortages
September 26, 1973
260/38 3560-005
Mandatory Allocation of Fuels
September 27, 1973
260/39 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
September 28, 1973
260/40 3560-005
Detente and Human Rights
October 11, 1973
260/41 3560-005
Fertilizer Shortage
October 14, 1973
260/42 3560-005
Community Rally re: Israel
October 15, 1973
260/43 3560-005
Middle East Oil and Mandatory Fuel Allocation; speech, National Association of Food Chains
October 16, 1973
260/44 3560-005
Emergency Oil Legislation
October 17, 1973
260/45 3560-005
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO)
October 19, 1973
260/46 3560-005
Beaches and Island Protection Legislation
October 30, 1973
260/47 3560-005
Land Use Legislation
October 30, 1973
260/48 3560-005
Energy Legislation
November 2, 1973
260/49 3560-005
Fuel Shortages
November 8, 1973
260/50 3560-005
Land Use
November 10, 1973
260/51 3560-005
Alaska Pipeline
November 12, 1973
260/52 3560-005
Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act S. 1570 Conference Report
November 14, 1973
260/53 3560-005
National Energy Emergency Act
November 15, 1973
260/54 3560-005
Energy
November 15, 1973
260/55 3560-005
Fuel Oil Shortages
November 27, 1973
260/56 3560-005
Right-to-Privacy from Government Spying and Snooping
November 27, 1973
260/57 3560-005
Energy Research and Development Legislation
November 28, 1973
260/58 3560-005
Naval Petroleum Reserves -- Atelk Hills and Point Barrow
November 30, 1973
260/59 3560-005
U.S. Federal Energy Administration Legislation
December 4, 1973
260/60 3560-005
SALT
December 4, 1973
260/61 3560-005
Twenty Billion Ten Year Program
December 5, 1973
260/62 3560-005
Energy Information Act
December 6, 1973
260/63 3560-005
Energy Emergency Analysis
December 7, 1973
260/64 3560-005
Oil Shale Leasing Program
January 9, 1974
260/65 3560-005
Surveillance Activities of Government Departments and Agencies
January 9, 1974
260/66 3560-005
Emergency Energy Legislation
January 10, 1974
260/67 3560-005
Oil Companies Testimony
January 11, 1974
260/68 3560-005
Small Business - Yatron/Jackson Joint Statement
January 16, 1974
260/69 3560-005
Indian Financing Act
January 16, 1974
260/70 3560-005
Wheat Export
January 17, 1974
260/71 3560-005
Energy Emergency Act
January 21, 1974
260/72 3560-005
Crude Oil Prices Rollback
January 24, 1974
260/73 3560-005
Face the Nation Appearance
January 27, 1974
260/74 3560-005
Isaiah Award for the Pursuit of Justice
January 28, 1974
260/75 3560-005
Murtha Campaign
January 30, 1974
260/76 3560-005
Energy Emergency Act
1974
260/77 3560-005
Indian Health Care Legislation
February 1, 1974
260/78 3560-005
Propane
February 7, 1974
260/79 3560-005
S. 2589
1974
260/80 3560-005
Detente and Individual Liberty
February 13, 1974
260/81 3560-005
Luken, Tom
February 13, 1974
260/82 3560-005
Solzhenitsyn and Detente
February 15, 1974
260/83 3560-005
Fayetteville, Tennessee Release
February 16, 1974
260/84 3560-005
Energy Emergency Act
February 18, 1974
260/85 3560-005
Land Use; letter to President
March 13, 1974
260/86 3560-005
Energy Emergency Authority Act
March 16, 1974
260/87 3560-005
Arab Oil Embargo
March 17, 1974
260/88 3560-005
National Women's Party in Washington, D.C., to be a National Historic Site
March 19, 1974
260/89 3560-005
Energy Crisis
March 27, 1974
260/90 3560-005
Energy Crisis
March 31, 1974
260/91 3560-005
Federal Oil Price Control Law
April 1, 1974
260/92 3560-005
Energy Crisis
April 3, 1974
260/93 3560-005
Energy Crisis
April 8, 1974
260/94 3560-005
Economic Expansion and Growth
April 10, 1974
260/95 3560-005
Oil Companies Reimbursement for Petroleum Products
April 16, 1974
260/96 3560-005
SALT, Speech, Overseas Press Club
April 22, 1974
260/97 3560-005
Energy Policy
April 23, 1974
260/98 3560-005
Energy Legislation
April 29, 1974
260/99 3560-005
Anti-Defamation League
May 2, 1974
260/100 3560-005
Foreign Oil
May 3, 1974
260/101 3560-005
Economic and Energy Policies
May 4, 1974
260/102 3560-005
Petroleum Pricing Policies
May 6, 1974
260/103-107 3560-005
Standby Energy Emergency Authorities Act; -- S. 3267; May 8; May 10; May 11
May 16, 1974
260/108 3560-005
National Land Use Legislation
May 19, 1974
260/109 3560-005
Economic Policy
May 21, 1974
260/110 3560-005
Economic Policy; Oil Crisis
May 23, 1974
260/111 3560-005
Labor Unions
June 3, 1974
260/112 3560-005
Blue Ridge Hydroelectric Project (NC)
June 5, 1974
260/113 3560-005
National Energy Policy
June 9, 1974
260/114 3560-005
Solar Energy
June 10, 1974
260/115 3560-005
Land Use Legislation Defeat
June 10, 1974
260/116 3560-005
Land Use -- Press Conference
June 12, 1974
260/117 3560-005
Peking Trip
June 12, 1974
260/118 3560-005
National Coal Association
June 17, 1974
260/119 3560-005
Stolen Securities
June 17, 1974
260/120 3560-005
Russell (Richard B.) Memorial Library
June 22, 1974
260/121 3560-005
Detente
June 24, 1974
260/122 3560-005
U.S.-Soviet Missile Agreement
June 24, 1974
260/123 3560-005
Wild Horses and Burro Protection Act
1974
260/124 3560-005
Energy Crisis
June 28, 1974
260/125 3560-005
China Trip
July 8, 1974
260/126 3560-005
Vesco, Robert
July 10, 1974
260/127 3560-005
Geothermal Energy Act -- S. 2465
1974
260/128 3560-005
Veterans Service Center Act
July 11, 1974
260/129 3560-005
Surveillance Equipment Sale to Soviets
July 16, 1974
260/130 3560-005
National Network of Parks Dedicated to Performing Arts
July 16, 1974
260/131 3560-005
Exports to Russia of Law Enforcement Equipment
1974
260/132 3560-005
Vesco, Robert Hearings
July 18, 1974
260/133 3560-005
Technology Transfer
July 19, 1974
260/134 3560-005
Nixon, Richard -- Lack of Confidence
July 21, 1974
260/135 3560-005
Civilian Health and Medical Progam of the Uniformed Services (CHAMPUS) Investigations
July 22, 1974
260/136 3560-005
Inflation
July 23, 1974
260/137 3560-005
Outdoor Recreation
July 26, 1974
260/138 3560-005
Russian Grain Sale
July 29, 1974
260/139 3560-005
Amtrak Improvement Act Amendment
August 8, 1974
260/140 3560-005
Nixon, Richard N. Resignation
August 9, 1974
260/141 3560-005
China and American Policy
August 12, 1974
260/142 3560-005
Energy Reorganization Act
August 15, 1974
260/143 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
August 21, 1974
260/144 3560-005
Gas Tax and Oil Decontrol
August 23, 1974
260/145 3560-005
Materials Shortages
August 29, 1974
261/1 3560-005
McColough, Peter
September 6, 1974
261/2 3560-005
Big Cypress National Preserve
September 9, 1974
261/3 3560-005
Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Uniformed Servies (CHAMPUS)
September 10, 1974
261/4 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
September 10, 1974
261/5 3560-005
Pardons
September 10, 1974
261/6 3560-005
Indian Health Care
September 12, 1974
261/7 3560-005
Energy Legislation
September 12, 1974
261/8 3560-005
Budget Cut
September 12, 1974
261/9 3560-005
Oil Crisis
September 14, 1974
261/10 3560-005
Rifles
September 16, 1974
261/11 3560-005
Oil Prices
September 16, 1974
261/12 3560-005
Oil Prices
September 16, 1974
261/13 3560-005
Oil Cartel
September 19, 1974
261/14 3560-005
Energy Program -- bipartisan
September 30, 1974
261/15 3560-005
Energy Policy
September 30, 1974
261/16 3560-005
Energy Related Legislation
October 2, 1974
261/17 3560-005
Vesco, Robert Hearings
October 3, 1974
261/18 3560-005
Energy Program
October 8, 1974
261/19 3560-005
Energy Legislation -- S. Res. 425
October 8, 1974
261/20 3560-005
Energy Legislation
October 8, 1974
261/21 3560-005
Economic Program -- re: oil
October 9, 1974
261/22 3560-005
Energy Program
October 10, 1974
261/23 3560-005
Pilgrims of Great Britain
November 11, 1974
261/24 3560-005
Investigative-Surveillance Activities
November 21, 1974
261/25 3560-005
Anti-Defamation League
November 27, 1974
261/26 3560-005
Micronesian Public Works
December 2, 1974
261/27 3560-005
Oil Companies Tax Data
December 3, 1974
261/28 3560-005
Jackson-Moss Deregulation of Natural Gas
December 4, 1974
261/29 3560-005
Research and Development Passage Predicted
1974
261/30 3560-005
Energy Program -- Bipartisan
December 10, 1974
261/31 3560-005
Tax Cut Proposal -- Ford, Gerald
December 13, 1974
261/32 3560-005
Strip Mine Legislation
December 16, 1974
261/33 3560-005
Strip Mine Legislation
December 17, 1974
261/34 3560-005
Oil Companies -- Defense Department
December 17, 1974
261/35 3560-005
Research and Development Bill
December 17, 1974
261/36 3560-005
Standby Energy Authority Act -- S. 3267
December 18, 1974
261/37 3560-005
Gas Rationing -- Simon, William Announcement
December 27, 1974
261/38 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1974
261/39 3560-005
Energy
January 2, 1975
261/40 3560-005
Gulf Trading Company Cutoff to the Navy in Antartica
January 3, 1975
261/41 3560-005
Gulf Trading Company Agreement
January 3, 1975
261/42 3560-005
Presidential Campaign Planning Committee
January 7, 1975
261/43 3560-005
New Housing Starts and Standby Income and Price Authority
January 10, 1975
261/44 3560-005
Economic Analysis of Ford Program
January 13, 1975
261/45 3560-005
Garside, Gren -- U.S. Senate. Interior Committee Staff Director
January 13, 1975
261/46 3560-005
Micronesia
January 14, 1975
261/47 3560-005
Surface Mining Legislation
January 15, 1975
261/48 3560-005
Water and Energy Self-Sufficiency
January 15, 1975
261/49 3560-005
Government Surveillance and Investigative Activities
January 17, 1975
261/50 3560-005
Oil Company Contracts with the Military
January 20, 1975
261/51 3560-005
Oil Import Fee
January 20, 1975
261/52 3560-005
Tariffs
January 23, 1975
261/53 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Interior Committee
January 24, 1975
261/54 3560-005
East-West Trade and Freedom Legislation
January 26, 1975
261/55 3560-005
Vietnam Supplemental Appropriation
January 27, 1975
261/56 3560-005
Consumer Oil Prices
January 28, 1975
261/57 3560-005
Economic Recovery
February 2, 1975
261/58 3560-005
Indian Health Care Legislation
February 3, 1975
261/59 3560-005
Energy Supply Act
February 3, 1975
261/60 3560-005
Energy Program
February 3, 1975
261/61 3560-005
Presidential Candidacy
February 6, 1975
261/62 3560-005
Standby Energy Emergency Act
February 7, 1975
261/63 3560-005
Oil Products Tariff
February 7, 1975
261/64 3560-005
Presidential Candidacy
February 7, 1975
261/65 3560-005
Energy Options
February 10, 1975
261/66 3560-005
Energy Program
February 11, 1975
261/67 3560-005
Oil Import Fees
February 12, 1975
261/68 3560-005
National Energy Production Board Act
February 13, 1975
261/69 3560-005
Oil Import Tax
February 14, 1975
261/70 3560-005
Energy Crisis
February 14, 1975
261/71 3560-005
Suspend Presidential Authority to impose tariffs -H. R. 1767
February 19, 1975
261/72 3560-005
Economic Disaster
February 26, 1975
261/73 3560-005
Energy Emergency Authorities Act
March 3, 1975
261/74 3560-005
Land Use
March 6, 1975
261/75 3560-005
Conflict of Interest of United States Coast Guard Employees
March 10, 1975
261/76 3560-005
Strip Mining
March 10, 1975
261/77 3560-005
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
March 10, 1975
261/78 3560-005
Conflict of Interest -- U.S. Coast Guard Employees
March 10, 1975
261/79 3560-005
U.S. Energy Rsearch and Development Administration
March 11, 1975
261/80 3560-005
California Prepaid Health Plans
March 11, 1975
261/81 3560-005
Offshore Oil Leasing and Development
March 12, 1975
261/82 3560-005
Standby Energy Authorities Act
March 12, 1975
261/83 3560-005
Energy Economics
March 17, 1975
261/84 3560-005
U.S. National Energy Production Board
March 18, 1975
261/85 3560-005
Soviet Political Prisoners
March 18, 1975
261/86 3560-005
South Eastern Electric Exchange
March 24, 1975
261/87 3560-005
Health Care
April 2, 1975
261/88 3560-005
Energy Shortages and Conservation
April 3, 1975
261/89 3560-005
Soviet and American Nuclear Arsenals
April 3, 1975
261/90 3560-005
California Service Station Owners
April 4, 1975
261/91 3560-005
Soviet and American Nuclear Arsenals
April 6, 1975
261/92 3560-005
Energy Authorities Act
April 7, 1975
261/93 3560-005
Hathaway, Stanley K. Appointment as U.S. Interior Department Secretary
April 9, 1975
261/94 3560-005
Vietnam
April 13, 1975
261/95 3560-005
Energy
April 17, 1975
261/96 3560-005
SALT I
April 19, 1975
261/97 3560-005
Economic Recovery
April 19, 1975
261/98 3560-005
Trade Unions
April 22, 1975
261/99 3560-005
South African Uranium Shipments
April 22, 1975
261/100 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
April 24, 1975
261/101 3560-005
Hathaway, Stanley K. Appointment as U.S. Interior Department Secretary
April 24, 1975
261/102 3560-005
Public Works
April 25, 1975
261/103 3560-005
Petroleum Products Procurement by the Military
April 26, 1975
261/104 3560-005
Federal Matching Money
April 26, 1975
261/105 3560-005
Military Purchase of Jet Fuel
April 26, 1975
261/106 3560-005
Garden Club of America
April 29, 1975
261/107 3560-005
Decontrol Oil Prices
April 30, 1975
261/108 3560-005
Decontrol Oil Prices
May 27, 1975
261/109 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
May 1, 1975
261/110 3560-005
SALT I
May 3, 1975
261/111 3560-005
Foreign Policy
May 4, 1975
261/112 3560-005
Middle East
May 5, 1975
261/113-114 3560-005
Hathaway, Stanley K. Appointment as U.S. Interior Department Secretary; May 7
May 13, 1975
261/115 3560-005
Federal Coal Leasing -- Strip Mine Legislation
May 13, 1975
261/116 3560-005
Jackson, Henry M. Appreciation Dinner Remarks
May 14, 1975
261/117 3560-005
Hathaway, Stanley K. Financial Statement
May 16, 1975
261/118 3560-005
Indian Health Care Bill
May 16, 1975
261/119 3560-005
Sweet Briar College Commencement Speech
May 18, 1975
261/120 3560-005
Economy
May 18, 1975
261/121 3560-005
Homebuilders
May 19, 1975
261/122 3560-005
Strip Mining
May 19, 1975
261/123 3560-005
Viet Nam Veterans
May 20, 1975
261/124 3560-005
Decontrol Oil Prices
May 20, 1975
261/125 3560-005
Decontrol Oil Prices
May 27, 1975
261/126 3560-005
Suspend Presidential Authority to Impose Tariffs on Oil - H. R. 1767
May 28, 1975
261/127 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
May 28, 1975
261/128 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
May 29, 1975
261/129 3560-005
Africa
May 29, 1975
261/130 3560-005
Decontrol Oil Prices
May 30, 1975
261/131 3560-005
Energy Prices
May 30, 1975
261/132 3560-005
Bartels, John -- Resignation from Drug Enforcement Administration
May 30, 1975
261/133 3560-005
Energy Program
May 31, 1975
261/134 3560-005
Coal Substitution Bill
June 3, 1975
261/135 3560-005
Energy Program
June 3, 1975
261/136 3560-005
Energy Information Act
June 4, 1975
262/1 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
June 7, 1975
262/2 3560-005
Energy Program
June 7, 1975
262/3 3560-005
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
June 9, 1975
262/4 3560-005
Strip Mine Legislation
June 9, 1975
262/5 3560-005
Federal Drug Enforcement
June 16, 1975
262/6 3560-005
Economic Crisis
June 18, 1975
262/7 3560-005
U.S. Federal Energy Administration
June 20, 1975
262/8 3560-005
Housing Bill Veto
June 24, 1975
262/9 3560-005
Gasoline Prices
June 25, 1975
262/10 3560-005
American Indians
June 26, 1975
262/11 3560-005
Gas Price Rise
July 2, 1975
262/12 3560-005
Gas Price Rise
July 6, 1975
262/13 3560-005
National Security
July 7, 1975
262/14 3560-005
Energy Legislation
July 7, 1975
262/15 3560-005
Tax Incentives
July 8, 1975
262/16 3560-005
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander
July 9, 1975
262/17 3560-005
Russian Grain Sale
July 10, 1975
262/18 3560-005
Matching Funds -- candidate qualifications
July 10, 1975
262/19 3560-005
S. 1849
July 10, 1975
262/20 3560-005
Russian Grain Sale
July 12, 1975
262/21 3560-005
Decontrol Oil Prices
July 14, 1975
262/22 3560-005
Gas Prices
July 14, 1975
262/23 3560-005
Price Control Authority Extension -- S. 1849
July 14, 1975
262/24 3560-005
Gas Prices
July 14, 1975
262/25 3560-005
Russian Grain Sale
July 14, 1975
262/26 3560-005
Energy Program
July 16, 1975
262/27 3560-005
Petroleum Pricing Review Act -- H. R. 4035
July 16, 1975
262/28 3560-005
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander
July 16, 1975
262/29 3560-005
Oil Prices
July 20, 1975
262/30 3560-005
Economic Recovery
July 21, 1975
262/31 3560-005
Helsinki Summit
July 22, 1975
262/32 3560-005
U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration
July 22, 1975
262/33 3560-005
Plutonium
July 24, 1975
262/34 3560-005
Oil Prices
July 25, 1975
262/35 3560-005
U.S.-Romanian Trade Agreement
July 25, 1975
262/36 3560-005
Oil Pricing
July 27, 1975
262/37 3560-005
Diego Garcia
July 28, 1975
262/38 3560-005
Decontrol Plan
July 29, 1975
262/39 3560-005
Russian Grain Deal
July 30, 1975
262/40 3560-005
Russian Grain Deal
July 31, 1975
262/41 3560-005
Oil Prices
August 1, 1975
262/42 3560-005
Oil Prices
August 1, 1975
262/43 3560-005
Oil Prices
August 2, 1975
262/44 3560-005
Oil Prices
August 3, 1975
262/45 3560-005
Oil Prices
August 4, 1975
262/46 3560-005
Oil Prices
August 5, 1975
262/47 3560-005
Oil Prices
August 5, 1975
262/48 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
August 6, 1975
262/49 3560-005
Oil Prices
August 7, 1975
262/50 3560-005
Oil Prices
August 7, 1975
262/51 3560-005
Oil Tariff
August 11, 1975
262/52 3560-005
Oil Prices
August 15, 1975
262/53 3560-005
Oil Prices Decontrol
August 25, 1975
262/54 3560-005
Southern California Service Station Dealers
August 25, 1975
262/55 3560-005
Oil Companies
August 26, 1975
262/56 3560-005
Standard Oil Company -- Occidental Merger
August 28, 1975
262/57 3560-005
Oil Prices
August 28, 1975
262/58 3560-005
Tariff Fees
August 29, 1975
262/59 3560-005
Oil Prices
September 2, 1975
262/60 3560-005
Oil Prices
September 4, 1975
262/61 3560-005
Oil Prices
September 8, 1975
262/62 3560-005
Oil Prices
September 9, 1975
262/63 3560-005
Decontrolling Oil Prices
September 10, 1975
262/64 3560-005
Wheat for Oil Trade
September 12, 1975
262/65 3560-005
Crime
September 13, 1975
262/66 3560-005
Economy
September 13, 1975
262/67 3560-005
Kleppe, Thomas S. to be U.S. Interior Department Secretary of the Interior
September 23, 1975
262/68 3560-005
Fair Financing for Local Government Act
September 18, 1975
262/69 3560-005
Oil Prices -- FUR. 9524
September 26, 1975
262/70 3560-005
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) Price Increase
September 29, 1975
262/71 3560-005
Energy
October 1, 1975
262/72 3560-005
Oil Tariff
October 5, 1975
262/73 3560-005
Labor
October 6, 1975
262/74 3560-005
New York, NY Financial Crisis
October 7, 1975
262/75 3560-005
Energy
October 11, 1975
262/76 3560-005
U.S. Fishing Limit
October 16, 1975
262/77 3560-005
Arab Oil Embargo
October 17, 1975
262/78 3560-005
Culebra, Puerto Rico
October 18, 1975
262/79 3560-005
Energy
October 20, 1975
262/80 3560-005
Tax Loopholes
October 22, 1975
262/81 3560-005
Oil Companies' Monopoly
October 26, 1975
262/82 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
November 5, 1975
262/83 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
November 6, 1975
262/84 3560-005
United Jewish Council Rally
November 9, 1975
262/85 3560-005
Trident Minority Enterprises
November 11, 1975
262/86 3560-005
Energy Policy and Conservation Act
November 13, 1975
262/87 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
November 14, 1975
262/88 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
November 19, 1975
262/89 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
November 21, 1975
262/90 3560-005
Munro, Sterling -- Presidential Campaign
November 22, 1975
262/91 3560-005
Busing
November 22, 1975
262/92 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
November 23, 1975
262/93 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
December 3, 1975
262/94 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
December 4, 1975
262/95 3560-005
Giaimo, Robert N. -- HMJ Connecticut Presidential Campaign
December 5, 1975
262/96 3560-005
Gates, Herbert -- IIMJ Iowa Presidential Campaign
December 6, 1975
262/97 3560-005
National Recreation and Park Association
December 15, 1975
262/98 3560-005
Manes, Donald R. -- HMJ New York Presidential Campaign
December 19, 1975
262/99 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
December 20, 1975
262/100 3560-005
Energy Bill
December 22, 1975
262/101 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
December 22, 1975
262/102 3560-005
Busing Legislation
December 30, 1975
262/103 3560-005
Federal Matching Funds
December 30, 1975
262/104 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1975
262/105 3560-005
Energy Pricing Program
undated, 1976
262/106 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
January 6, 1976
262/107 3560-005
Union Leaders Endorsement - Presidential Campaign
January 6, 1976
262/108 3560-005
Prohibition of trade with Cuba by U.S. subsidiaries
January 7, 1976
262/109 3560-005
Crime Rate
January 8, 1976
262/110 3560-005
National Health Plan
January 13, 1976
262/111 3560-005
National Labor Committee
January 20, 1976
262/112 3560-005
Foreign Policy -- Soviet Union
January 21, 1976
262/113 3560-005
American Freedom and Values
January 21, 1976
262/114 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
January 23, 1976
262/115 3560-005
Health Position
January 23, 1976
262/116 3560-005
Presidential Campaign -- Sanford, Terry Withdrawal
January 23, 1976
262/117 3560-005
Foreign Aid and Drug Trafficking
January 24, 1976
262/118 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
January 26, 1976
262/119 3560-005
U.S. Central Intelligence Administration Leak
January 26, 1976
262/120 3560-005
Medicare
January 27, 1976
262/121 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
January 29, 1976
262/122 3560-005
Soviet Emigration
January 29, 1976
262/123 3560-005
Federal Election Act
January 30, 1976
262/124-125 3560-005
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations. Committee on Political Education
February 2, 1976
262/126 3560-005
Detente Mismanagement
February 4, 1976
262/127 3560-005
Moynihan, Pat Resignation from United Nations
February 8, 1976
262/128 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
February 11, 1976
262/129 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
February 12, 1976
262/130 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
February 13, 1976
262/131 3560-005
Busing Legislation
February 16, 1976
262/132 3560-005
Tax Returns
February 17, 1976
262/133 3560-005
Presidential Primary -- Florida
February 17, 1976
262/134 3560-005
American Seapower
February 18, 1976
262/135 3560-005
Tax Rebate -- Petroleum Products
February 19, 1976
262/136 3560-005
Busing and Fiscal Relief
February 24, 1976
262/137 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
February 25, 1976
262/138 3560-005
Boston, MA Fiscal Crisis
February 25, 1976
262/139 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
February 26, 1976
262/140 3560-005
Carter, Jimmy Tax Plan
February 26, 1976
262/141 3560-005
Herschler, Ed -- Endorsement
February 27, 1976
262/142 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
March 1, 1976
262/143 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
March 3, 1976
262/144 3560-005
Exon, J. J. -- Endorses Jackson
March 8, 1976
262/145 3560-005
Vanik, Charles -- Endorses Jackson
March 9, 1976
262/146 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
March 12, 1976
262/147 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
March 12, 1976
262/148 3560-005
U.S. Federal Energy Administration
March 18, 1976
262/149 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
March 18, 1976
262/150 3560-005
Kirkland, Lane -- endorses Jackson
March 25, 1976
262/151 3560-005
Financial Crisis of American Cities
March 25, 1976
262/152 3560-005
Energy Program
April 13, 1976
262/153 3560-005
U.S. Internal Revenue Service Abuses
April 13, 1976
262/154 3560-005
Askew, Reuben -- Endorses of Jackson
April 17, 1976
262/155 3560-005
United Mine Workers of Kentucky - endorses Jackson
April 19, 1976
262/156 3560-005
Frankford Arsenal
April 19, 1976
262/157 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
April 20, 1976
262/158 3560-005
Economic Recovery
April 22, 1976
262/159 3560-005
Kitsap County Naval Complex
May 15, 1976
262/160 3560-005
Alpine Lakes Wilderness, WA
June 29, 1976
262/161 3560-005
Sandpoint Naval Air Station
July 6, 1976
262/162 3560-005
Norwegian Heritage
July 7, 1976
262/163 3560-005
Naval Regional Medical Center -- Bremerton, WA
July 7, 1976
262/164 3560-005
Ballard Avenue Dedication, Ballard, WA
July 7, 1976
262/165 3560-005
Rotary Club of Seattle
July 7, 1976
262/166 3560-005
Drug Enforcement Administration
July 18, 1976
262/167 3560-005
U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration
August 4, 1976
262/168 3560-005
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industiral Organizations
August 17, 1976
262/169 3560-005
Tri-Cities Nuclear Council
August 19, 1976
262/170 3560-005
Microfilm--Miscellaneous
1972-1974
262/171 3560-005
Microfilm--Miscellaneous
1974-1975
262/172 3560-005
Microfilm--Miscellaneous
1974-1975
262/173 3560-005
Microfilm--Miscellaneous
1977
263/1 3560-005
Gasoline Price Decontrol
January 3, 1977
263/2 3560-005
Rules Committee
January 5, 1977
263/3 3560-005
Electoral College
January 10, 1977
263/4 3560-005
Gasoline Prices
January 19, 1977
263/5 3560-005
Gasoline Prices
January 24, 1977
263/6 3560-005
Alfalfa Club
January 29, 1977
263/7 3560-005
Human Rights
February 11, 1977
263/8 3560-005
Agronsky, Martin Interview
February 11, 1977
263/9 3560-005
Meet the Press
February 20, 1977
263/10 3560-005
American Legion
February 22, 1977
263/11 3560-005
West Coast Drought
February 21, 1977
263/12 3560-005
Governor's Conference
February 28, 1977
263/13 3560-005
Emigration
March 2, 1977
263/14 3560-005
Warnke, Paul C. -- nomination as Chief Negotiator for SALT
March 4, 1977
263/15 3560-005
Energy
April 6, 1977
263/16 3560-005
Face the Nation
May 1, 1977
263/17 3560-005
National Energy Forum
May 24, 1977
263/18 3560-005
Energy
June 9, 1977
263/19 3560-005
National Coal Association
June 28, 1977
263/20 3560-005
Face the Nation
September 11, 1977
263/21 3560-005
Meet the Press
October 2, 1977
263/22 3560-005
Television-Radio Interviews -- miscellaneous
1977
263/23 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1977
263/24 3560-005
Alaska National Interest Lands
January 12, 1978
263/25 3560-005
American Mining
January 24, 1978
263/26 3560-005
American Mining Congress
February 7, 1978
263/27 3560-005
National Coal Strategy
February 10, 1978
263/28 3560-005
China Trip
February 22, 1978
263/29 3560-005
Natural Gas Compromise
March 9, 1978
263/30 3560-005
Gas Compromise
March 9, 1978
263/31 3560-005
Pacific Northwest Power Supply
March 22, 1978
263/32 3560-005
Mining and Reclamation Council
March 28, 1978
263/33 3560-005
National Recreation and Park Association
April 1978
263/34 3560-005
Northwest Power Hearing
April 8, 1978
263/35 3560-005
Face the Nation Appearance
April 23, 1978
263/36 3560-005
American Public Power Association
May 8, 1978
263/37 3560-005
Linen Supply Association of America
May 17, 1978
263/38 3560-005
Northwest Regional Energy Conference
May 31, 1978
263/39 3560-005
Natural Gas Pricing Compromising
June 16, 1978
263/40 3560-005
Energy Symposium; Randolf-Macon College; VA
June 16, 1978
263/41 3560-005
Defense and East-West Policy
July 10, 1978
263/42 3560-005
Ginzburg, Alexander
July 11, 1978
263/43 3560-005
U.S.S. Bremerton Launching; Groton, CT
July 22, 1978
263/44 3560-005
Energy Digest
July 26, 1978
263/45 3560-005
Natural Gas
September 1978
263/46 3560-005
Edison Electric Institute
September 12, 1978
263/47 3560-005
Human Rights
October 1, 1978
263/48 3560-005
American-Soviet Technology
October 3, 1978
263/49 3560-005
Alaska Lands Legislation
October 5, 1978
263/50 3560-005
Middle East Marshall Plan
October 12, 1978
263/51 3560-005
U.S. Energy Department Contracts
October 16, 1978
263/52 3560-005
Energy
November 13, 1978
263/53 3560-005
Tri-City Nuclear Industrial Council
December 18, 1978
263/54 3560-005
SALT and European Security
November 27, 1978
263/55 3560-005
Television and Radio Interviews -- miscellaneous
1978
263/56-59 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1978
263/60 3560-005
Xiaoping, Deng Visit
February 4, 1979
263/61 3560-005
Face the Nation Appearance
February 11, 1979
263/62 3560-005
Iran and Middle East
February 25, 1979
263/63 3560-005
National Energy Resources Organization
February 27, 1979
263/64 3560-005
Mexico Oil
March 1, 1979
263/65 3560-005
Iranian Shutdown
March 7, 1979
263/66 3560-005
SALT
March 9, 1979
263/67 3560-005
Energy
April 5, 1979
263/68 3560-005
Oil Production Legislation
April 6, 1979
263/69 3560-005
Meet the Press
April 8, 1979
263/70 3560-005
Crude Oil Controls
April 10, 1979
263/71 3560-005
Nuclear Waste Policy Act
April 10, 1979
263/72 3560-005
Nuclear Waste Policy
April 23, 1979
263/73 3560-005
Solidarity
April 29, 1979
263/74 3560-005
Energy Independence -- Concerning Alaska
May 4, 1979
263/75 3560-005
Washington State Fishing
May 16, 1979
263/76 3560-005
Northwest Power Bill
May 23, 1979
263/77 3560-005
SALT
June 3, 1979
263/78 3560-005
Pope John Paul II's Visit to Poland
June 7, 1979
263/79 3560-005
Soviet Jewry
June 10, 1979
263/80 3560-005
Energy Supply Act
June 11, 1979
263/81 3560-005
Trade Reform Act
June 12, 1979
263/82 3560-005
Issues and Answers Appearance
June 17, 1979
263/83 3560-005
International Terrorism
July 1979
263/84 3560-005
Face the Nation Appearance
July 29, 1979
263/85 3560-005
Meet the Press Appearance
September 10, 1979
263/86 3560-005
Hollings Amendment
September 18, 1979
263/87 3560-005
Cuba
October 2, 1979
263/88 3560-005
Energy Mobilization Board
October 3, 1979
263/89 3560-005
SALT -- Russians in Cuba
October 10, 1979
263/90 3560-005
China
October 1979
263/91 3560-005
Face the Nation Appearance
October 21, 1979
263/92 3560-005
SALT
October 26, 1979
263/93 3560-005
China
November 1, 1979
263/94 3560-005
Energy Production Legislation
November 5, 1979
263/95 3560-005
Energy Supply Act
November 8, 1979
263/96 3560-005
Nuclear Waste
November 20, 1979
263/97 3560-005
Crude Oil Windfall Profits Tax
November 28, 1979
263/98 3560-005
Religious Freedom
December 10, 1979
263/99 3560-005
Plowback Amendment -- H. R. 3919
December 17, 1979
263/100 3560-005
Crude Oil Windfall Profits Tax
December 17, 1979
263/101 3560-005
SALT
December 20, 1979
263/102-105 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1979
264/1 3560-005
China Trade
January 22, 1980
264/2 3560-005
Foreign Policy
February 2, 1980
264/3 3560-005
China
February 9, 1980
264/4 3560-005
Technology Transfer
February 20, 1980
264/5 3560-005
Transportation Energy Efficiency Act -- S. 2015
February 26, 1980
264/6 3560-005
Automobile Fuel Efficiency
March 21, 1980
264/7 3560-005
Tri-City Nuclear Industrial Council
April 9, 1980
264/8 3560-005
Governor's Housing Conference
April 11, 1980
264/9 3560-005
Meet the Press Appearance
April 13, 1980
264/10 3560-005
Strategic Petroleum Reserve
April 23, 1980
264/11 3560-005
Balance of Power
April 24, 1980
264/12 3560-005
Oil Company Profits
April 24, 1980
264/13 3560-005
Technology Transfer to the Soviet Union
April 30, 1980
264/14 3560-005
Democratic Party
May 22, 1980
264/15 3560-005
Challenge of the 1980s
May 23, 1980
264/16 3560-005
Alaska Lands Legislation
August 19, 1980
264/17 3560-005
Good Morning America Appearance
August 22, 1980
264/18 3560-005
Binary Weapons Facility
September 16, 1980
264/19 3560-005
Energy. Implications of the Iranian-Iraqi Conflict
September 25, 1980
264/20 3560-005
Energy Security Act
undated, 1980
264/21 3560-005
Soviet Power
October 31, 1980
264/22 3560-005
Energy Independence
November 13, 1980
264/23 3560-005
Face the Nation Appearance
November 16, 1980
264/24 3560-005
Geopolitics of Oil
November 20, 1980
264/25-27 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1980
264/28 3560-005
Oil Prices
January 1981
264/29 3560-005
Economic Message
February 18, 1981
264/30 3560-005
Geopolitics of Oil
1981
264/31 3560-005
Energy
February 20, 1981
264/32 3560-005
U.S.S. Bremerton
March 28, 1981
264/33 3560-005
National Security
March 31, 1981
264/34 3560-005
Gun Control
April 1, 1981
264/35 3560-005
Budget Resolution
April 1, 1981
264/36 3560-005
U.S. Naval Shore Establishments
April 28, 1981
264/37 3560-005
Washington State Wild and Scenic Rivers
April 28, 1981
264/38 3560-005
National Forest, Products
May 4, 1981
264/39 3560-005
Military Buildup
May 16, 1981
264/40 3560-005
Hilliard, Tom -- interview
May 21, 1981
264/41 3560-005
Mod-2 Wind Generators
May 29, 1981
264/42 3560-005
Holton-Arms Commencement Address
June 4, 1981
264/43 3560-005
Israeli Raid on Iraq Nuclear Facilities
June 9, 1981
264/44 3560-005
Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention
June 20, 1981
264/45 3560-005
Interest Rates and Tax Bill
June 23, 1981
264/46 3560-005
FFG "Crommelin" Launching (Fast Frigate Guided Missile)
July 2, 1981
264/47 3560-005
Export-Import Bank Funding
July 8, 1981
264/48 3560-005
Marine Mammal Protection Act
July 9, 1981
264/49 3560-005
Synthetic Fuels Development
July 10, 1981
264/50 3560-005
Defense Procurement and Management Policies
1981
264/51 3560-005
Meet the Press Appearance
July 26, 1981
264/52 3560-005
Social Security Cuts
July 30, 1981
264/53 3560-005
Smith, Russell D. Power Plant Dedication
August 15, 1981
264/54 3560-005
Summer Falls Power Project License
August 15, 1981
264/55 3560-005
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill Learning
August 15, 1981
264/56 3560-005
Alaska Oil Exports
October 1, 1981
264/57 3560-005
Arms Sale to Saudi Arabia
October 28, 1981
264/58 3560-005
Foreign Policy
November 18, 1981
264/59 3560-005
B-1B Bomber Amendment
December 3, 1981
264/60 3560-005
Toy Safety
December 4, 1981
264/61 3560-005
Sakharov, Andrei
December 8, 1981
264/62 3560-005
White House Conference on Aging
December 10, 1981
264/63 3560-005
Alaska Federation of Natives
December 16, 1981
264/64-67 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1981
264/68 3560-005
International Solidarity Day Rally
January 30, 1982
264/69 3560-005
Energy Budget and Organization
February 11, 1982
264/70 3560-005
Oil Glut Mirage
February 24, 1982
264/71 3560-005
Emergency Housing Program
March 24, 1982
264/72 3560-005
Nuclear Arms Reduction Resolution
March 30, 1982
264/73 3560-005
Brinkley, David -- HMJ interview
April 4, 1982
264/74 3560-005
Omnibus Victim Protection Act
April 23, 1982
264/75 3560-005
Face the Nation Appearance
April 25, 1982
264/76 3560-005
Environmental Laws
April 28, 1982
264/77 3560-005
Drunk Driving Legislation
May 11, 1982
264/78 3560-005
Parks and Recreation Budget Allocations
May 6, 1982
264/79 3560-005
Aging Americans
May 20, 1982
264/80 3560-005
Housing Measure
May 22, 1982
264/81 3560-005
Housing Bill
May 26, 1982
264/82 3560-005
747 - C-5 Debate
May and June 1982
264/83 3560-005
Face the Nation Appearance
July 18, 1982
264/84 3560-005
Washington Environmental Council
May 15, 1982
264/85 3560-005
One-Legged Climber
September 17, 1982
264/86 3560-005
Meet the Press Appearance
November 28, 1982
264/87 3560-005
Energy Statesman of the Decade
November 30, 1982
264/88 3560-005
Economy
1982
264/89-93 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1982
264/94 3560-005
Face the Nation
February 20, 1983
264/95 3560-005
Biographical
undated, 1983
264/96 3560-005
Brinkley, David -- HMJ interview
March 6, 1983
264/97 3560-005
Labor and U.S. Central American Policy
April 29, 1983
264/98 3560-005
Hope, Bob Resolution
undated, 1983
264/99 3560-005
Clark, Barney
May 1983
264/100 3560-005
Central America Policy
May 12, 1983
264/101 3560-005
Hope, Bob Day
May 17, 1983
264/102 3560-005
Whitman College Commencement
May 22, 1983
264/103-104 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1983
Box/Folder Accession
265/1-3 3560-005
Lists
1975, undated
265/4-307 3560-005
Scrapbooks
1973-1982
307/1-3 3560-005
Miscellany
1973-1983
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
308/1 3560-005
Aging
1982
308/2 3560-005
Airlift Capabilities
1982
308/3 3560-005
Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline
1979
308/4 3560-005
Alaska Statehood Silver Anniversary
1983
308/5 3560-005
Alfalfa Club
1976-1979
308/6 3560-005
American's for Children's Relief
1973
308/7 3560-005
Anderson, Wendell
July 1975
308/8-10 3560-005
Arms Control A reements
1973-1979
308/11 3560-005
Automobile Fuel Economy
1980
308/12 3560-005
Advanced Warning Airborne Command Systems (AWACS) Saudi Arabia
1981
308/13 3560-005
Balanced Budget Amendment
1982
308/14 3560-005
Boeing Aircraft
1982
308/15 3560-005
Briefing Papers -- Miscellaneous Subjects
1982
308/16 3560-005
Briefing Papers -- Miscellany
1979
308/17 3560-005
Brzezinski (Zbigniew) Breakfast
1982
308/18 3560-005
Cabinet Appointment -- Reagan Administration
1980
308/19 3560-005
Cambodia -- U.S. Senate Actions Summary
1975
308/20 3560-005
Carter, Jimmy (Flexo #208)
1979
308/21 3560-005
Carter, Jimmy -- Letters Supporting (Flexo #177)
1979
308/22 3560-005
China
1978
308/23 3560-005
Chubb Fellowship
1977-1973
308/24 3560-005
Clarke, Bruce C.
1979
308/25 3560-005
Columbia River Gorge
1982
308/26 3560-005
Computer
1974
308/27 3560-005
Congressional Wives for Soviet Jewry
1979
308/28 3560-005
Consumer Federation of America
1981
308/29 3560-005
Crocker, Robert C.
1973
308/30 3560-005
Cuban American Trade; March 24
1976
308/31 3560-005
"Dealers Day in Court" (Petroleum Marketing Practices Act)
1970
308/32 3560-005
Deans, Christine -- Immigration
1980
308/33 3560-005
Defense Appropriations
1973
308/34 3560-005
Defense Authorization; Dear Colleague Letter
1982
308/35 3560-005
The Delta Chi Education Foundation
undated
308/36 3560-005
Democratic Candidates Polls
1974-1975
308/37 3560-005
Democratic Ideology
1982
308/38 3560-005
Dobrynin, Anatoly (Ambassador)
undated
308/39 3560-005
Economic Development Issues
1981
308/40 3560-005
Economic Policy
1974
308/41 3560-005
Economic Recovery Program
1975
308/42 3560-005
Economy
1975
308/43 3560-005
Emerald Sea Dry Dock Inauguration
undated
308/44 3560-005
Emergency Housing
1982
308/45-309/16 3560-005
Energy
1974-1983
309/17 3560-005
Energy Mobilization Board
1980
309/18 3560-005
Energy-Producers' Advisory Forum
undated
309/19-21 3560-005
Everett Highschool Scholarships Fund
1953-1974
309/22 3560-005
Face the Nation Appearance (Flexo #187)
1979
309/23 3560-005
Face the Nation Appearance -- Letters (Flexo #77)
1979
309/24 3560-005
Face the Nation Appearance
1980
309/25 3560-005
Foreign Policy -- Soviet-U.S. Relations
undated
309/26-27 3560-005
Garfield School Memorial Fund
1975
309/28 3560-005
Gas Shortage
1975
309/29 3560-005
General Advisory Committee
1978
309/30 3560-005
Grants
1976
309/31 3560-005
Hanford Coverup
1980
309/32 3560-005
Health Research
1976
309/33 3560-005
Holton-Arms Action
1978-1981
309/34 3560-005
Honorarium Information
1980-1983
309/35 3560-005
Honorary Memberships
1976-1977
309/36 3560-005
Huber, C. M. -- Endorsement
1981
310/1 3560-005
Hydroelectricity
1982
310/2 3560-005
Immigration Reform (S. 2222)
1982
310/3 3560-005
Inauguration
1981
310/4 3560-005
Indemnities Bill -- Gorton Amendment
1982
310/5 3560-005
Independent Research and Development; Boeing Company
1970
310/6 3560-005
Iran
1979
310/7-311/13 3560-005
Jackson (Gertrude) Memorial Fund
1973-1983
311/14 3560-005
Jackson, Helen -- Congressional Wives for Soviet Jewry
1983
311/15 3560-005
Jackson (Henry M.) Federal Building Dedication, Seattle, WA
1984
Jackson, Henry M. -- Record
1941-1974
Box/Folder Accession
311/16 3560-005
Aging
311/17 3560-005
Agriculture
311/18 3560-005
Civil Liberties
311/19 3560-005
Civil Rights
311/20 3560-005
Confirmation Votes
311/21 3560-005
Consumer Affairs
311/22 3560-005
Economy
311/23 3560-005
Education
311/24 3560-005
Energy
311/25 3560-005
Environment
311/26 3560-005
Government Reform
311/27 3560-005
Health
311/28 3560-005
Housing; Urban Development
311/29 3560-005
Labor
311/30 3560-005
Law, Crime, Justice
311/31 3560-005
Taxes
311/32 3560-005
Transportation and Communication
311/33 3560-005
Veterans
312/1 3560-005
Welfare and Poverty
312/2 3560-005
Miscellaneous
Jackson, Henry M. as Secretary of Defense
Box/Folder Accession
312/3 3560-005
Letters Against (Flexo #131)
undated
312/4 3560-005
Letters of Support (Flexo #132)
1980
Box/Folder Accession
312/5 3560-005
Jackson (Marie) Memorial Fund
1969-1970
312/6-7 3560-005
Jackson-Vanik Amendment
1974-1979
312/8 3560-005
Jones, David C. (General, Joint Chiefs of Staff)
1978
312/9 3560-005
Kearney, John J.
undated
312/10 3560-005
Kennedy Presidential Candidacy - Letters Against (Flexo #227)
1980
312/11 3560-005
Kennedy (John F.) Library Dedication; Boston, MA; October 20
1979
312/12 3560-005
Kleppe, Thomas
312/13 3560-005
Kubic, Milan -- Czechoslavakia Visa
1973
312/14 3560-005
Lake Stevens High Scholarship Fund
1964-1965
312/15 3560-005
Lance, Bert
1977
312/16 3560-005
Lebanon
1982
312/17 3560-005
McAdams vs. Jackson, et al. (New Mexico case)
1974
312/18 3560-005
McGovern, George
1973
312/19 3560-005
Meet the Press Appearance (Flexo #176)
1980
312/20 3560-005
Meet the Press Appearane (Flexo #159)
1981
312/21 3560-005
Mexican Presidential Inauguration; November
1976
312/22-25 3560-005
Middle East
1978-1979
312/26 3560-005
Military Procurement
1974
312/27 3560-005
Missouri Farmers
1974
312/28 3560-005
National Debutante Cotillion; Washington, D.C.; November 28
1980
312/29 3560-005
Natural Gas Regulation
1977
312/30 3560-005
Naval Shipbuilding Contracts
1982
312/31 3560-005
NERO Energy Conservation Award to Seattle, WA
1979
312/32-36 3560-005
Nixon, Richard -- Impeachment Proceedings
1973
312/37 3560-005
Nuclear Waste
1982
312/38 3560-005
Oil Allocation Act
1975
312/39 3560-005
Oil and Gas Imports
1973
312/40 3560-005
Oil Petroleum Exporting Countries
1982
312/41 3560-005
Over Easy Appearance (Flexo #60)
1979
312/42 3560-005
Pacific Northwest Regional Power Bill
1979
312/43 3560-005
Pacific Northwest Wagner Festival
1982
312/44 3560-005
Panov, Valery and Galina
1974
312/45 3560-005
Personal Papers Disposition
1978-1981
312/46 3560-005
Petroleum Brokers Profiteering
1974
312/47 3560-005
Poncho
1975-1983
312/48 3560-005
Presidential Candidicy -- Letters Supporting
1979
312/49 3560-005
Presidential Candidacy in 1980 (Flexo #53)
1980
312/50 3560-005
Presidential Candidacy -- Letters of Support (Flexo #193)
312/51 3560-005
Presidential Candidacy -- Letters of Support (Flexo #80B)
1980
312/52 3560-005
Presidential Candidacy in 1984 (Flexo #18)
1983
312/53 3560-005
Producers' Council, Inc.; University Club
July 20 1977
312/54-313/2 3560-005
Protection Island (Puget Sound) 1982
313/3 3560-005
Puerto Rico
1979
313/4 3560-005
Reclamation Act
1981
313/5 3560-005
Rockefeller, Nelson Accusations
1976
313/6 3560-005
Rosellini Memorial Lecture Campaign
1982
313/7 3560-005
Rumsfeld, Donald -- Confirmation as Defense Secretary
1975
313/8 3560-005
Russian Wheat Deal
1973
313/9-11 3560-005
Safeguard Anti-Ballistic Missile System
undated
313/12 3560-005
Scandinavia
1982
313/13-14 3560-005
Scholarships -- University of Washington
1967-1974
313/15 3560-005
Science Policy -- General Statement; September 3
1975
313/16 3560-005
Secret Vietnam Agreements
Senate Nominations
undated
Box/Folder Accession
313/17 3560-005
Adelman, Kenneth -- Head, U.S. Arms Control andDisarmament Agency (Flexo #69)
1983
313/18 3560-005
Ball, William K. -- U.S. Supreme Court
1975
313/19 3560-005
Brennan, Peter -- Labor Secretary
1973
313/20-24 3560-005
Buckley, Sidney -- U.S. District Court Judge(Eastern Washington)
1978
313/25 3560-005
Carnesale, Albert -- Chairman, U.S. NuclearRegulatory Commission (Flexo #101)
1980
313/26 3560-005
Crowell, John B. -- Assistant Secretary, Agriculture(Flexo #150)
313/27 3560-005
Day, Robert -- U.S. District Court (EasternWashington) (Flexo #140)
1979
313/28-29 3560-005
Ford, Gerald -- Vice President
1973
313/30-31 3560-005
Gray, L. Patrick -- FBI Director
1973
313/32 3560-005
Haig, Alexander -- Secretary of State (Flexo #30)
1981
313/33 3560-005
Haig, Alexander -- Secretary of State
1981
313/34-37 3560-005
Hathaway, Stanley -- Secretary, U.S. InteriorDepartment
1975
314/1 3560-005
Heckler, Margaret -- Secretary, Health and HumanServices (Flexo #71)
1983
314/2-3 3560-005
Herbst, Robert -- Assistant Secretary, InteriorDepartment (Flexo #94)
314/4 3560-005
Hodel, Donald -- Secretary of Energy (Flexo #19)
1983
314/5 3560-005
Kissinger, Henry -- Secretary of State
1973
314/6-8 3560-005
Koop, C. Everett -- Surgeon General
1981
314/9 3560-005
LeFever, Ernest -- Assistant Secretary, StateDepartment for Human Rights (Flexo #143)
1981
314/10 3560-005
LeFever, Ernest -- Assistant Secretary of State forHuman Rights
1981
314/11-13 3560-005
Lubbers, William -- General Counsel, National LaborRelations Board (Flexo #83); May
1980
314/14 3560-005
Mechals, Charles -- Pacific Fisheries ManagementCouncil (Flexo #145); June
1981
314/15 3560-005
Mikva, Abner -- U.S. Court of Appeals (Washington,D.C.)
1979
314/16-17 3560-005
Morris, Norval -- Law Enforcement AssistanceAdministration
1978
314/18-22 3560-005
O'Connor, Sandra Day -- U.S. Supreme Court
314/23 3560-005
O'Connor, Sandra Day -- U.S. Supreme Court (Flexo#175)
1981
314/24-26 3560-005
Rockefeller, Nelson -- Vice President
1974
314/27-32 3560-005
Tanner, Jack -- U.S. District Court (Western WA)
1978
314/33-34 3560-005
Truesdale, John -- Member, U.S. National LaborRelations Board (Flexo #100)
1980
314/35 3560-005
Vance, Cyrus R. -- Secretary of State
1977
314/36-37 3560-005
Wald, Patricia -- U.S. Appeals Court (Washington,D.C.) (Flexo #187)
1979
314/38-40 3560-005
Warnke, Paul -- U.S. Arms Control and DisarmamentAgency Director
314/41-45 3560-005
Watt, James -- Secretary of Interior (Flexo #20, 91,106, 136, 142, 146)
1981
314/46-49 3560-005
Watt, James -- Secretary of Interior
1981
314/50 3560-005
Young, Andrew -- Ambassador to the United Nations
1978
314/51 3560-005
Miscellaneous, Vice President
1973
315/1-24 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1973-1981
Box/Folder Accession
315/25 3560-005
Social Programs
1982
315/26 3560-005
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander
1976
315/27 3560-005
Soviet Emigration
1973
315/28 3560-005
Soviet Military Buildup
1978
315/29 3560-005
Soviet Missile Improvement During SALT
1981
315/30 3560-005
Soviet Shipping and Puget Sound Security
1981
315/31 3560-005
Sponsorships
1975
315/32 3560-005
Steelhead Fisheries (Flexo #16)
1983
315/33-36 3560-005
Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT)
1976-1977
315/37-42 3560-005
Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty II (SALT II)
1976-1979
315/43 3560-005
Student Youth Programs
1980
315/44 3560-005
Tax Reform
1980
315/45 3560-005
Technology Transfer
1974
315/46 3560-005
Technology Transfer -- Bucy, J. Fred Testimony, May 25
1977
315/47 3560-005
Timber Relief Bill
1982
315/48 3560-005
Tribute to HMJ -- 25th Anniversary in U.S. Senate
1977
316/1 3560-005
United Jewish Appeal
1977
316/2 3560-005
U.S. Congress -- Defense Authorization Conference
1975
316/3 3560-005
U.S. Indian Health Service Hospitals Investigation
1974
316/4 3560-005
U.S. Intelligence
1979
316/5-7 3560-005
U.S. Veterans Administration
1973
316/8 3560-005
Walker (Harry) Agency
1983
316/9-10 3560-005
Washington Council on International Trade
1982-1983
316/11 3560-005
Washington Education Association
1982
316/12-13 3560-005
Washington State China Relations Council
1982-1983
316/14 3560-005
Washington -- Bicentennial flag staff (Newman, Lee L.)
1973
316/15-17 3560-005
Washington. University. International Stu School
1978-1983
316/18 3560-005
Washington. University. Law School
1978
316/19 3560-005
Washington. University. Public Affairs Graduate School
1982
316/20 3560-005
Western States Issues
1980
316/21 3560-005
White House Fellows
July 1981
316/22-23 3560-005
White House Special File -- Bicentennial
1976
316/24-37 3560-005
Working Papers (see also p. 178)
1973-1982
316/1-33 3560-005
Working Papers (see also p. 178)
1973-1982
317/1 3560-005
World Oil Problems
1974
317/2-10 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1973-1983
Committee Records and Aides' Papers
Box/Folder Accession
317/11 3560-005
The Admiral H. G. Rickover Foundation
1983
317/12 3560-005
American University. International Advisory Board
1982-1983
Applegate, Rick Papers
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
317/13 3560-005
ASARCO Copper Export Import
1983
317/14 3560-005
Conwest USA
1983
317/15 3560-005
Cordage Import Problems
1982
317/16 3560-005
Domestic Content 98th Congress
1983
317/17-18 3560-005
Export Administration Act
1983
317/19 3560-005
Export Trading Act
1983
317/20 3560-005
Extraterritoriality
1983
317/21-22 3560-005
International Monetary Fund
1983
317/23 3560-005
Kissinger, Henry -- Commission
1983
317/24 3560-005
Machine Tool Petition Commerce
1983
317/25 3560-005
Northwest Trade Task Force
1983
317/26 3560-005
Office of International Education
1983
317/27 3560-005
Philippine Bases Agreement
1983
317/28 3560-005
Specialty Steel
1983
317/29 3560-005
Steel Rod 201 Petition
1983
317/30 3560-005
Trade Bills 98th Congress
1983
317/31 3560-005
Trade Equity Expansion (S. 822)
1983
317/32-34 3560-005
Trade Office Bill
1983
317/35 3560-005
Washington State Apple Industry Exports
1983
317/36 3560-005
Weigel, George -- World Without War Council
1983
317/37 3560-005
Miscellaneous
Box/Folder Accession
318/1 3560-005
The Asia Foundation
1980
318/2 3560-005
Atlantic Council of the United States
1973-1979
Axelrod, Christy Wise Papers
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
318/3 3560-005
Atomic Veterans -- recognition
1982
318/4 3560-005
Border Closing
1983
318/5 3560-005
Children's Issues
1981-1983
318/6 3560-005
Community Service Block Grant
1983
318/7-8 3560-005
Crime
1981-1983
318/9 3560-005
Federal Land Sale
undated
318/10 3560-005
Hobbs Act (S. 462)
1981-1983
318/11-13 3560-005
Hospice
undated
318/14 3560-005
Immigration--5th Preference Category
1982
318/15-16 3560-005
Older Americans
1983
318/17 3560-005
Pacific Science Center
1983
318/18 3560-005
Refugee Assistance
1982
318/19 3560-005
Senior Community Service Employment Program (Title V)
1983
318/20 3560-005
U.S. General Services Administration
1983
318/21-22 3560-005
U.S. President. White House Conference on Aging
1980-1981
318/23-24 3560-005
Vancouver Row
1983
318/25 3560-005
Washington State Food Stamp Dispute
1982
318/26 3560-005
Whatcom County Parks Land
1982
318/27 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1983
Box/Folder Accession
318/28 3560-005
Babi Yar Park Foundation
1980-1981
318/29 3560-005
Boy Scouts of America. Evergreen Area Council. Executive Board
1979-1982
Burke, David
Box/Folder Accession
318/30-31 3560-005
Correspondence -- Interoffice
undated
318/32-35 3560-005
General Correspondence Joint Letters With Colleagues
1980
319/1 3560-005
Speeches and Writings -- Others
1970
319/2 3560-005
Clippings
undated
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
319/3 3560-005
Bevin, Ernest
undated
319/4 3560-005
Israel
undated
319/5 3560-005
Mexico
1983
319/6 3560-005
Middle East
1970
319/7 3560-005
Presidential Campaign
1982
319/8 3560-005
Social Security System
1982-1983
319/9-10 3560-005
Miscellaneous
undated
Burkey, Sheral Papers
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
319/11 3560-005
Amerasians
1981-1982
319/12 3560-005
Cispus
1983
319/13-15 3560-005
El Salvador
1981-1983
319/16 3560-005
Refugees
1982
319/17 3560-005
U.S. Veterans Administration
1982
Box/Folder Accession
319/18 3560-005
Close Up. Advisors Board
1974-1977
Cocker, Rick Papers,
Box/Folder Accession
319/19 3560-005
Biographical
1981
319/20 3560-005
General Correspondence
1978-1981
319/21-22 3560-005
Financial Records - HMJ Financial Disclosure Forms
1978-1979
Speeches and Writings -- HMJ
Box/Folder Accession
319/23 3560-005
"Does America have a Peace Strategy"; Plymouth Congregational Church; Seattle
June 4, 1982
319/24 3560-005
"Old Americans Month: A Time for Reflection"
undated
319/25 3560-005
Solar Energy; Juanita High School; Kirkland, WA
June 2, 1982
319/26 3560-005
Washington Conference of Seventh Day Adventists, Auburn, WA
June 26, 1982
319/27 3560-005
Washington Environmental Council; Seattle, WA
May 5, 1982
319/28 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1978-1981
319/29 3560-005
Index
1977-1982
Box/Folder Accession
319/30-36 3560-005
Clippings
1950s, 1970-1982
319/37 3560-005
News Releases
1980-1982
319/38 3560-005
Lists
1981
319/39-40 3560-005
Trip Files -- Washington State
1982
320/1-3 3560-005
Miscellany
1980-1982
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
320/4-5 3560-005
Arms Control
1980-1982
320/6 3560-005
Boeing 747
1980-1982
320/7 3560-005
Cable TV
1981
320/8-11 3560-005
Campaign
1982
320/12 3560-005
Central America
1982
320/13 3560-005
Congressional Ratings
1980-1982
320/14 3560-005
Economy
1982-1983
320/15-16 3560-005
Energy
1976-1983
320/17 3560-005
Environment
1970-1982
320/18 3560-005
Federal Lands
1982
320/19 3560-005
Foreign Policy
1979-1983
320/20 3560-005
Housing
1982
320/21 3560-005
Jackson, Peter and Marie
1975
320/22-23 3560-005
Jewett, Doug
1982
320/24 3560-005
Labor
1981
320/25 3560-005
Lysen, King
1982
320/26 3560-005
Middle East
1982
320/27 3560-005
Navy A-6 Plane Crashes
1982
320/28 3560-005
Northern Tier Pipeline
1979-1980
320/29-30 3560-005
Nuclear Waste
1979-1982
320/31 3560-005
Open Convention (Democratic)
1980
320/32 3560-005
Politics
1982
320/33 3560-005
Sperling, Godfrey
1980-1982
320/34 3560-005
Supertankers
1981
320/35 3560-005
Tanner, Jack
1978
320/36 3560-005
Timber Legislation
1982
320/37 3560-005
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1982
320/38 3560-005
U.S. Navy -- Puget Sound
1982
320/39 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
1979
320/40 3560-005
Wilderness
undated
Corcoran, Brian Papers
Box/Folder Accession
320/41-321/6 3560-005
Memoranda
1973-1975
321/7-13 3560-005
Personal Correspondence
1973-1975
321/14-323/10 3560-005
General Correspondence (with various reporters andeditors)
1973-1975
Speeches and Writings -- HMJ
Box/Folder Accession
323/11-12 3560-005
Humor
1974-1976
323/13 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1973-1974
Box/Folder Accession
323/14 3560-005
Itineraries
1976
323/15 3560-005
Trip Files --North Carolina
1976
323/16 3560-005
News Releases
1974
323/17-20 3560-005
Legislation
1974
323/21 3560-005
Grants and Contracts
1975
323/22-23 3560-005
Clippings
1974-1975
323/24-25 3560-005
Miscellany
1974-1975
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
323/26 3560-005
Campaign
1974
323/27-30 3560-005
Campaign
1976
323/31 3560-005
Carter, Jimmy
1976
323/32 3560-005
Carter-Mondale Campaign -- HMJ Support
1976
323/33 3560-005
Jackson, Helen
1975-1976
323/34 3560-005
Kennedy, Edward
1976
323/35 3560-005
Middle East
1976
323/36 3560-005
Newsletter
1975
323/37 3560-005
Nixon (Richard) Enemies List
1974
323/38 3560-005
Russian Grain Deal
1973
323/39 3560-005
Video Proposal--The WALNAT Co.
1975
Box/Folder Accession
323/40 3560-005
Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge. Trustees Council
1973-1974
323/41 3560-005
Ginzburg (Alexander) Defense Committee
1978
Graue, Karla Papers
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
323/42 3560-005
Border Broadcast Dispute (H. R. 5973)
323/43 3560-005
Burlington Northern Abandonment
1981
323/44-46 3560-005
Commission on Wartime Relocation
1982
324/1 3560-005
Gorton (Slade) Shipping Bill (S. 1593)
1983
324/2 3560-005
Intercity Bus Deregulation Act (H. R. 3663)
1982
324/3 3560-005
Marine Power and Equipment -- Size Appeals Case -- U.S. Small Business Administration)
1981
324/4-5 3560-005
Milwaukee Railroad
1980
324/6-7 3560-005
Old Highway Positions
undated
324/8 3560-005
Port of Bervely-Royal and Pend Oreille Railroad Funding
1982
324/9 3560-005
Railroads -- General
1980
324/10 3560-005
Regulatory Reform (S. 1080)
1981-1982
324/11 3560-005
Telecommunications (S. 898)
1981
324/12 3560-005
U.S. Coast Guard
1982
324/13 3560-005
Miscellaneous
undated
Box/Folder Accession
324/14-15 3560-005
Haas (Saul) Foundation. Trustees Board
1972-1977
324/16-22 3560-005
Harvard University. Kennedy (John F.) Government School. Politics Institute. Advisory Committee
1973-1983
324/23 3560-005
Holy Land Conservation Fund, Inc. National Committee. Co-Chairman
1973-1983
324/24 3560-005
International Sakharov (Andrei) Hearings. International Advisory Board
1979-1981
324/25 3560-005
Kennan (Robert E.) Memorial Foundation. Trustees Board
1973-1977
324/26 3560-005
Mansfield Mike) Center For Pacific Affairs. Founding Committee
1980-1983
324/27 3560-005
Mason, Virginia (Hospital) Medical Foundation
1981
Merkel, Joel Papers
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
324/28-325/3 3560-005
Anti-Trust Contribution Bill
1979-1982
325/4-12 3560-005
Balanced Budget Amendment
1980-1982
325/13 3560-005
Davis-Bacon Act
1981
325/14-15 3560-005
Democratic Tax Alternative
1981
325/17-20 3560-005
Dreyfus, Daniel
undated
325/21 3560-005
Education
1970-1972
325/22-23 3560-005
Equal Education Act
1973
325/24-25 3560-005
Federal District Court Judgeship File
1977
325/26-31 3560-005
Federal District Court Judicial Appointments
1977-1978
326/1-2 3560-005
Flat Rate Tax
1982
326/3 3560-005
Foreign Missions Act
1982
326/4 3560-005
Jackson, Henry M. and the Environment
1982
326/5-6 3560-005
Jackson, Henry M. : The Man -- A Record of Public Service
1974
326/7 3560-005
Japanese Americans
1974
326/8-15 3560-005
Julie Research Lab Case
1981-1982
326/16 3560-005
Law, Crime and Justice
1974
326/17-21 3560-005
Malek, Fred Nomination (Postal Board of Governors)
1982
326/22-29 3560-005
Northern Tier Pipeline
1976-1982
Northwest Power Act
Reports
Box/Folder Accession
326/30 3560-005
The Washington Public Power Supply System
1978
Clippings
Box/Folder Accession
326/31 3560-005
Lysen, King
1982
326/32 3560-005
Penberthy, Larry
1982
326/33 3560-005
Proposed Remedies
1982
326/34 3560-005
Rate Payer Protest
1982
326/35 3560-005
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1982
326/36 3560-005
Washington Public Power Supply System
1982
326/37 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1977-1982
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
326/38 3560-005
Bonneville Dam Second Powerhouse Dedication
1983
326/39 3560-005
Council on Wage and Price Stability
1978
327/1 3560-005
Pacific Northwest Electric Power Supply andConservation Act
1977
327/2-4 3560-005
Pacific Northwest Utilities ConferenceCommittee
1977
327/5 3560-005
Public Power Council Regional Power ProgramFinancial Executive Summary
1977
327/6 3560-005
Regional Power Legislation
1979
Box/Folder Accession
327/7-328/20 3560-005
Miscellany
1977-1980
Box/Folder Accession
328/21-25 3560-005
Paperwork Reduction Act
1980
328/26-27 3560-005
Policy Statements
1975-1980
328/28-29 3560-005
Port Angeles, WA
1973-1976
328/30 3560-005
Presearch -- The Effect of Selected Socio-Economic Programs on Military Construction Costs
1981
328/31-33 3560-005
Puget Sound Vessel Traffic Service - Tank Vessel Operations Regulation
1982
328/34 3560-005
Purvis, Ralph
1974
329/1 3560-005
Regional Power Act
1973-1983
329/2 3560-005
Ross Dam Settlement and Treaty
1983
329/3-10 3560-005
Strawberry Legislation and Regulation
1973-1983
329/11 3560-005
Unexcused Absences of Members
1976-1977
329/12 3560-005
U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation -- Reorganization Act
1973
329/13-15 3560-005
U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) -- Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
1982
329/16-23 3560-005
U.S. Senate. -- Ethics Code
1973-1980
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
Restrictions on Access: Restricted.
Box/Folder Accession
330/1 3560-005
General Correspondence
1972-1975
Subject Series
Investigations
Box/Folder Accession
330/2 3560-005
Commodity Exchange Authority
1973-1974
330/3-6 3560-005
Energy Shortage
1973-1974
330/7 3560-005
Military Clubs Fraud
1973
330/8-10 3560-005
Russian Grain Sale
1973-1974
330/11-13 3560-005
Security Thefts and Frauds
1973
330/14 3560-005
Segretti, Donald
undated
330/15 3560-005
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
1974-1975
330/16 3560-005
Vesco, Robert
1974
330/17 3560-005
Wiretapping
1974
330/18 3560-005
Wounded Knee
1973
330/19 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1973-1975
Box/Folder Accession
330/20 3560-005
Jackson (Henry M.) Tax Proposal
1975
330/21-23 3560-005
Organization, Rules and Procedures
1973
330/24-25 3560-005
Staff (Resumes and Letters of Recommendations)
1973
Voting Record
Box/Folder Accession
329/24 3560-005
Federal Power Pricing
1982-1983
329/25 3560-005
Law, Crime and Justice
1971-1972
329/26-27 3560-005
Reports
undated
Statements -- HMJ
Box/Folder Accession
329/28 3560-005
Drug Abuse
1972
329/29 3560-005
Education
1970-1972
329/30 3560-005
Healthcare
undated
329/31 3560-005
Labor Laws
1981
329/32 3560-005
Senior Citizens
1981
Box/Folder Accession
329/33-329a/6 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1971-1981
Box/Folder Accession
329a/7 3560-005
Committee Assignments
1945-1983
329a/8-14 3560-005
Memoranda
undated
Miller, Denny Papers
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
331/1-3 3560-005
Aerial Logging Systems - Research and Development
1971
331/4-7 3560-005
Alaska
1979
331/8 3560-005
Alaska Fisheries Enhancement
1979
331/9-12 3560-005
Alaska Oil Pipeline
1973-1979
331/13 3560-005
Alaska Petrofining Corporation
1979
331/14 3560-005
American Samoa
1978
331/15 3560-005
Amtrak
undated
331/16-17 3560-005
Appropriations -- miscellaneous
1975-1977
331/18 3560-005
Big Beef Creek Lab (Hood Canal)
1980
331/19 3560-005
Bombing Range -- Boardman, OR
1977
331/20 3560-005
Bridgeport and Brewster, WA (Chief Joseph Dam Problems)
1977
331/21 3560-005
Brown (Odessa) Childrens' Clinic
1977
331/22 3560-005
Budd Inlet Reserve Fleet Facility
1977
331/23 3560-005
Bumping Lake Enlargement (Yakima, WA)
1977-1979
331/24 3560-005
Calcined Petroleum Coke -- Intalco
undated
331/25 3560-005
Canadian Problems
1975-1977
331/26 3560-005
Census -- employment
1980
331/27-31 3560-005
Coal Fired Power Plants -- Colstrip, MT
1977-1978
331/32 3560-005
"Crown of Thorns" Starfish (Coral Reef Destruction in South Pacific)
1969-1970
332/1-2 3560-005
Cypress Island, WA
1979
332/3 3560-005
Deep Seabed Mining
1975
332/4-9 3560-005
Democratic Party. National Committee. Convention
1980
332/10 3560-005
Diesel Fuel Shortage
1979
332/11-13 3560-005
Discovery Park -- Indian Cultural Center (Seattle, WA) (see also: Fort Lawton -- Acquisition and Indian Cultural Center)
1976
332/14 3560-005
Duwamish Archaeological Site
1977
332/15 3560-005
Eagle Lakes (Othello, WA)
1978
332/16 3560-005
Eagles
1971
332/17 3560-005
Ebey's Landing (Whidbey Island, WA)
1978
332/18-19 3560-005
Energy
1979
332/20 3560-005
Energy Conservation
1979
332/21 3560-005
Farm Preservation -- Green River Valley
1977
332/22-23 3560-005
Fisheries Legislation
1979
332/24 3560-005
Flood Assistance
1977
332/25-29 3560-005
Fort Lawton -- Acquisition and Indian Cultural Center (see also: Discovery Park -- Indian Cultural Center)
1970-1975
332/30 3560-005
Fort Lawton Chapel
1978
333/1 3560-005
Gasohol
1979
333/2 3560-005
Gasoline Rationing -- Washington
1979
333/3 3560-005
Grand Coulee Dam -- Third Powerhouse
1977-1979
333/4 3560-005
Grays Harbor, WA
1979
333/5-6 3560-005
Grays Harbor Estuary Plan
1978-1979
333/7 3560-005
Greeley Avenue-Swan Island Interstate 5 Ramp (Oregon)
1976
333/8 3560-005
Hells Canyon National Recreation Area
1974
333/9 3560-005
Highway Act -- Electronic Sign Amendment
1978
333/10-11 3560-005
Hylebos Creek (Tacoma tideflats)
1978-1979
333/12 3560-005
Impoundment of Funds Appropriated by Congress -- Nixon, Richard M.
1971
333/13-20 3560-005
Indian Fishing (see also: Northwest Fisheries Task Force)
1974-1978
333/21-26 3560-005
Indian Negotiations
1977
333/27 3560-005
Judgeship -- 9th District Court of Appeals
1979
333/28 3560-005
Judicial Nominating Commissions
1979
333/29 3560-005
Kaiser Steel -- Everett, WA
1978
334/1-2 3560-005
Lake Crescent Bypass -- Olympic National Park
1978
334/3 3560-005
Lake Roosevelt Fishery Study (Grand Coulee Dam)
1977
334/4 3560-005
Legislation
1983-1984
334/5 3560-005
Libby Dam
1979
334/6 3560-005
Liberty, WA
1977
334/7-9 3560-005
Log Exports
1979
334/10-11 3560-005
Lummi Indian Reservation Sewer System -- Whatcom County, WA
1973
334/12 3560-005
Medal of Honor
1974
334/13-14 3560-005
Mt. Si Preservation (Washington)
1977
334/15 3560-005
Mukilteo School District -- Acquisition of Paine Field Tract
1974-1975
334/16-17 3560-005
National Parks -- Washington
1977-1979
334/18 3560-005
Nike Site -- Redmond Vocational-Technical Center (Washington)
1974
334/19 3560-005
Northern State Hospital (Sedro Wooley, WA)
1978
334/20-21 3560-005
Northern Tier Pipeline
1979
334/22-24 3560-005
Northwest Fisheries Task Force (see also: Indian Fishing)
1977
334/25 3560-005
Office Procedures
1974
334/26 3560-005
Ozette Archaeological Site (Olympic Peninsula) (Washington)
1978
334/27 3560-005
Pacific Northwest Waterways Association
1978
334/28 3560-005
Parkview Homes for Exceptional Children (Seattle, WA)
1977
334/29 3560-005
Point Roberts, WA
1977
334/30-31 3560-005
Portage Island -- Lummi Tribe vs. Whatcom County (WA)
1978
335/1 3560-005
Public Works -- Appropriations
1977
335/2 3560-005
Puget Sound Pipeline
1979
335/3 3560-005
Quintana Mineral Corporation (Methow Valley, WA)
1977
335/4 3560-005
Roslyn Watershed -- Burlington Northern Logging
1977
335/5 3560-005
St. Edwards Seminary Property (Seattle WA)
1977
335/6 3560-005
SALT II [Clippings, Press releases]
1979
335/7-9 3560-005
Sandpoint -- Helicopter Location (Seattle, WA)
1971-1972
335/10 3560-005
Seafood Processing Plants Discharge -- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1980
335/11 3560-005
Seattle, WA
1973
335/12 3560-005
Seattle Postal Center
1976-1977
335/13-16 3560-005
Skagit River -- Wild and Scenic Rivers Act Designation
1977-1978
335/17 3560-005
Snohomish Flood Control
1976-1977
335/18 3560-005
Solar Energy
1977
335/19 3560-005
Spokane, WA
undated
335/20 3560-005
Stormy Mountain Ski Area (Proposed)
1977
335/21 3560-005
Suquamish Indians -- Port Madison Reservation
1977
335/22 3560-005
Tacoma, WA
1976-1978
335/23 3560-005
Tacoma. -- Historic Preservation
1978
335/24 3560-005
Tacoma -- Pantages Theater
1976
335/25 3560-005
Tacoma -- Sheraton Hotel Parking
1978
335/26-27 3560-005
Tacoma -- Spur (Linking Port of Tacoma with Interstate 5)
1977-1978
335/28-33 3560-005
Trident Submarine Base Impact (Bangor, WA)
1974-1975
335/34-35 3560-005
Two Hundred Mile Fishing Limit
1977
336/1 3560-005
Tusayan, Arizona
1977-1978
336/2 3560-005
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps -- Appropriations
1977
336/3-4 3560-005
U.S. Energy Department. National Energy Advisory Council
1978
336/5-8 3560-005
U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department
1977
336/9 3560-005
U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department -- Reorganization
1978
336/10-11 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
1975
336/12-13 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee - AWACS Authorization
1976
336/14 3560-005
U.S. Young Adult Conservation Corps
1978-1979
336/15 3560-005
Volunteers Act
1977
336/16-18 3560-005
Washington -- Drought (S. 925)
1977
336/19 3560-005
Washington State Citizens Board
1977
336/20 3560-005
Water Diversion
1978
336/21 3560-005
Wenatchee Riverfront Development -- "Exhibit R"
1976
336/22 3560-005
West Seattle Bridge
1978
336/23 3560-005
Yakima River Water Enhancement Project
1979
Mortimer, Tom Papers
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
336/24-25 3560-005
Budget
1980-1981
336/26 3560-005
Census Bureau
1982
336/27-30 3560-005
Democratic Housing Task Force
1982
336/31 3560-005
Economic Material
1983
336/32 3560-005
Housing Legislation
1982
337/1 3560-005
Interest Rate Task Force
1982
337/2-4 3560-005
New Federalism
1982
337/5 3560-005
People's Republic of China -- trade
1980
337/6 3560-005
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
1980-1982
337/7 3560-005
Revenue Share
1983
337/8 3560-005
Trade
1981-1982
337/9-11 3560-005
U.S. Coast Guard -- Sand Point Property Seattle, WA
1983
337/12 3560-005
U.S. Economic Development Adminstaration
1983
337/13 3560-005
Urban Development
1981
337/14-15 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1983
Munro, Sterling Papers
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
337/16 3560-005
Carter, (Jimmy) Record as Governor
1976
Jackson Voting Record
Box/Folder Accession
337/17-30 3560-005
Americans for Democratic Action Analysis
1975
338/1 3560-005
National Education Association Analysis
1976
338/2-6 3560-005
Miscellaneous
North Cascades National Park
Box/Folder Accession
338/7-14 3560-005
General Correspondence
1966-1968
338/15 3560-005
Legislation
1966-1967
338/16-18 3560-005
Hearings -- U.S. Senate. Interior Committee
1967
Speeches and Writings
Box/Folder Accession
338/19 3560-005
Jackson, Henry M.
1966-1967
338/20-22 3560-005
Miscellaneous Articles
1966-1968
Box/Folder Accession
338/23 3560-005
Reports -- North Cascades Study Report
1965
338/24 3560-005
Lists
1966-1967
338/25 3560-005
Newsletters
1966-1967
339/1 3560-005
Maps
1966-1967
339/2 3560-005
Publications
1966-1967
339/3 3560-005
Photographs
undated
339/4 3560-005
News Releases
1966-1967
339/5-11 3560-005
Clippings
1966-1967
339/12 3560-005
Miscellany
1966-1967
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
339/13 3560-005
Aerial Inspection Trip
1967
Redwoods National Park
Box/Folder Accession
339/14-23 3560-005
General Correspondence
1967-1968
339/24-26 3560-005
Legislation
1967
339/27-30 3560-005
Hearings
1966-1968
339/31 3560-005
Speeches and Writings
1967-1968
339/32-340/1 3560-005
Reports
1967
340/2 3560-005
Notes
1967
340/3 3560-005
Newsletters
1967
340/4-5 3560-005
Maps and Charts
1967
340/6 3560-005
Publications
1966-1967
340/7 3560-005
News Releases
1967-1968
340/8 3560-005
Ephemera
340/9-13 3560-005
Clippings
1967-1968
340/14 3560-005
Miscellany
1967-1968
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
340/15-17 3560-005
Purchase Unit
1967-1968
340/18 3560-005
Redwoods Field Trip
1968
340/19 3560-005
Van Duzen Grove
1967
Box/Folder Accession
340/20-21 3560-005
Voting Records -- Others
1975-1976
Box/Folder Accession
340/22 3560-005
Museum of Unofficial Russian Art. Honorary Committee
1983
340/23 3560-005
Multiple Sclerosis Society. National Advisory Council
1973-1983
340/24 3560-005
Naval Undersea Warfare Museum Foundation. Trustees Board
1980
340/25-29 3560-005
North Atlantic Assembly (Formerly: NATO Parliamentarians Conference)
1974-1983
340/30 3560-005
Pacific Northwest Trade Task Force
1982
Phillips, L. Papers
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
341/1-3 3560-005
U.S. Civilian Conservation Corps
1972-1975
341/4-29 3560-005
U.S. Young Adult Conservation Corps
1977-1980
341/30-342/15 3560-005
U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
1973-1980
342/16-34 3560-005
U.S. Young Adult Conservation Corps/U.S. Youth Conservation Corps
1973-1981
Box/Folder Accession
342/35 3560-005
Puget Sound University. Trustees Board
1974-1981
Robbins, Michelle Papers
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
342/36 3560-005
Caribbean Basin Initiative
1983
342/37 3560-005
Central America
undated
342/38 3560-005
Central American Organizations
1983
343/1-4 3560-005
Cuba
1982
343/5-8 3560-005
El Salvador
1983
343/9 3560-005
Langenegger Expropriation Case
1982
343/10-13 3560-005
Foreign Aid
1982-1983
343/14 3560-005
Foreign Aid Bills
1982
343/15 3560-005
Genocide Convention
1979
343/16-17 3560-005
Missing in Action (MIAs)
1981-1983
343/18 3560-005
Nicaragua
1983
343/19 3560-005
Palau
1983
343/20 3560-005
Panama Canal
1983
343/21-23 3560-005
Timor
1982
343/24 3560-005
United Nations
1982
Box/Folder Accession
343/25 3560-005
St. Albans. Board
1983
343/26 3560-005
Seattle WA. Public Schools. Language, Speech and Hearing Department. Communication Project. Advisory Council
1975
343/27 3560-005
Target Seattle. Advisory Committee
1982-1983
343/28 3560-005
Teller (Edward) Center. Advisory Council
1973-1974
Tsoucalas, Charlotte Papers
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
343/29 3560-005
Abortion
1982-1983
343/30 3560-005
Anti-Arson Legislation
1982
343/31 3560-005
Asbestos
1983
343/32-33 3560-005
Bankruptcy
1982-1983
343/34 3560-005
Busing
1976-1980
343/35 3560-005
Campaign Statements
1982
343/36 3560-005
Cancer
1982
343/37-38 3560-005
Champus
1982-1983
343/39 3560-005
Chiropractors (S. 76)
1977-1979
343/40 3560-005
Civil Rights Attorneys Fees
1983
343/41 3560-005
Competition in Contracting (S. 338)
1983
343/42 3560-005
Dalton, Howard
1983
344/1 3560-005
Dimethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO)
1977-1979
344/2 3560-005
Domestic Violence
1980
344/3 3560-005
Drunk Driving
1982
344/4-5 3560-005
Easter -- Trip File
1983
344/6-7 3560-005
Education -- cut effects
1982
344/8 3560-005
Education -- for disadvantaged
1983
344/9 3560-005
Educational Consultants Inc.
1982
344/10 3560-005
Educator's Meeting
1982
344/11 3560-005
Equal Rights Amendment
1982
344/12 3560-005
Federal Education Programs
1980-1982
344/13 3560-005
Finland-U.S. Senate Youth Exchange Program
1983
344/14-19 3560-005
Food Banks
1982-1983
344/20 3560-005
Gun Control
1982
344/21 3560-005
Handicapped
1979-1982
344/22 3560-005
Health
1979-1982
344/23 3560-005
Health Planning
1982
344/24 3560-005
Home Dialysis
1977-1980
344/25 3560-005
Impact Aid
1981-1983
344/26 3560-005
Indian Education
1978-1981
344/27 3560-005
Indian Health
1982
344/28 3560-005
Laudatory Messages
1975-1983
344/29 3560-005
Legal Services Corporation
1981-1982
344/30 3560-005
Medicare/Medicaid
1980-1982
344/31 3560-005
Mental Health
1981
344/32 3560-005
National Drug Abuse Conference
1977-1978
344/33 3560-005
Newsletters
1983
344/34 3560-005
Nurses' Meeting
1982
344/35 3560-005
Older Americans
1982
344/36 3560-005
Optometrists
1977-1982
344/37-38 3560-005
Public Health Service Hospital
1981
344/39 3560-005
Public Health Service Hospital - Amendment to Milcon Authorization
1981-1982
344/40-345/2 3560-005
Public Health Service Hospital -- Seattle Plan
1978-1979
345/3-4 3560-005
Public Health Service Hospital - Uniformed Services Facility Designation
1982-1983
345/5 3560-005
School Lunch
1983
345/6 3560-005
Small Business Innovation Act (S. 881)
1981
345/7 3560-005
Smoking Prevention Act
1982
345/8 3560-005
Social Services
1982
345/9 3560-005
Social Services Meeting
1982
345/10 3560-005
Title IX
1981
345/11 3560-005
Tobacco Price Support
1982
345/12 3560-005
Trip Files
1982-1983
345/13 3560-005
U.S. Education Department
1983
345/14-15 3560-005
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1982
345/16 3560-005
Vocational Education
undated
345/17 3560-005
Voting Record
1976-1982
345/18 3560-005
Washington State Hospital Commission
1982-1983
345/19 3560-005
Youth For Understanding -- Special Japan-U.S. Senate Scholarship
1983
345/20-23 3560-005
Miscellaneous Memos
1975-1983
Turner, Bob Papers
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
345/24 3560-005
Alaska Gas Pipe
1979
345/25 3560-005
Bellevue Business District Development Plan
1979
345/26-347/11 3560-005
Boldt Decision (Fishing Rights)
1978-1980
347/12 3560-005
Brooke-Cranston
1979
347/13 3560-005
Chelan County Conservation District
undated
347/14 3560-005
Disaster Assistance -- Flood
1977
347/15 3560-005
East Bay Marina Development -- Port of Olympia
1978
347/16 3560-005
Housing
1980
Indians
Box/Folder Accession
347/17 3560-005
House Interior Appropriations -- Health Clinic-Colville Tribes
1977
347/18-20 3560-005
Money
1973-1978
347/21 3560-005
Paschal Sherman Indian School
1977
347/22-25 3560-005
Puyallup Tribe
1977-1978
347/26 3560-005
Settlement Ideas
1978
347/27-28 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1978-1979
Box/Folder Accession
347/29 3560-005
Methow Valley -- Early Winters, WA
1977
347/30-348/31 3560-005
Mount St. Helens
1980
348/32-35 3560-005
Pike Place Project Area 3 Completion
1979
349/1-3 3560-005
Puyallup Land Claims
1977-1978
349/4-8 3560-005
RARE II
1978-1980
349/9 3560-005
Seattle, WA
1979
349/10 3560-005
Seattle -- Fifth Avenue Theater
1979
349/11 3560-005
Seattle Westlake Mall
1978-1979
349/12-17 3560-005
Spokane, WA
1977-1980
349/18-20 3560-005
Tacoma, WA
1978-1980
349/21 3560-005
Timber Tax
1978
349/22-23 3560-005
Tri Counties
1978
349/24 3560-005
U.S. Federal Housing Administration
1979
349/25 3560-005
U.S. Forest Service: System -- Skyline Residue Harvester
1979
349/26 3560-005
U.S. President. White House Conference on Small Business
1979
349/27-28 3560-005
Vancouver, WA
1979
349/29-32 3560-005
Wood Utilization
1979
Box/Folder Accession
349/33-34 3560-005
U.S. Congress. Atomic Energy Joint Committee
1973-1977
350/1-2 3560-005
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council
1983
350/3-10 3560-005
U.S. President. Holocaust Commission
1979-1981
350/11 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Appropriations Committee
1976-1977
350/12-18 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
1973-1983
350/19 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee. Arms Control Subcommittee
1973-1978
350/20-351/7 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Democratic Steering Committee
1973-1983
351/8-10 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Energy and Natural Resources Committee
1973-1981
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
351/11 3560-005
Land Use Policy and Planning Assistance Act of 1973
1973
351/12-13 3560-005
National Fuels and Energy Policy Study
undated
351/14 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Energy and Natural Resources Committee. Parks and Recreation Subcommittee
1978
351/15 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Energy and Natural Resources Committee. Public Lands Subcommittee
undated
351/16 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee
1973-1977
351/17-20 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
1973-1977
351/21 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Governmental Affairs Committee
1978-1981
351/22-23 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Governmental Affairs Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
1978-1980
351/24 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Intelligence Select Committee
1983
351/25 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
1973-1977
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
351/26-352/5 3560-005
National Fuels and Energy Study
1973-1976
352/6 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. Indian Affairs Subcommittee
1973-1977
352/7 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. Parks and Recreation Subcommittee
1973-1976
352/8 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. Public Lands Subcommittee
352/9 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. Territories Subcommittee
1973
352/10 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. Water and Power Resources Subcommittee
1973-1974
352/11-18 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Presidential Campaign Activities Select Committee (Watergate Investigation)
1973-1974
U.S. Smithsonian Institution. Regents Board
Box/Folder Accession
352/19-21 3560-005
General Correspondence
1973-1983
352/22-353/1 3560-005
Minutes
1980-1981
353/2-17 3560-005
Reports
1975-1983
Box/Folder Accession
353/18 3560-005
Volunteers of America. Advisory Board
1979-1982
353/19 3560-005
Washington. University. Public Affairs. Graduate School. Visiting Committee
1982
354/1 3560-005
Washington. University. Scribner (Belding H.) Endowed Chair In Medicine. Steering Committee
1981
354/2-4 3560-005
Whitman College. Overseers Board
1973-1983
354/5 3560-005
Yakima Valley Community College Foundation
1977
Addenda
Box/Folder Accession
356/18-22 3560-005
Biographical
1974-1983
354/6 3560-005
General Correspondence
1976-1983
Legislation
Box/Folder Accession
354/7 3560-005
MX Missile (Flexo #35)
1983
354/8 3560-005
Health Care (Flexo #61)
1983
356/23-24 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1981
Legislation--HMJ Sponsored
Box/Folder Accession
354/9-20 3560-005
Bill Index
1973-1976
354/21 3560-005
Legislative Activities Report
January û April 1983
Speeches and Writings--HMJ
Box/Folder Accession
354/22 3560-005
Reagan Should 'Stay Course' on Energy Policy";Journal of Commerce
December 9, 1972
354/23 3560-005
Steel Services Institute; Palm Springs, CA
November 15, 1976
354/24 3560-005
ARMCO Steel Corporation Panel; Washington, D.C.
April 19, 1977
354/25 3560-005
Producers' Council; Advisory Forum; Washington, D.C.
July 20, 1977
354/26 3560-005
Price (Melvin) Testimonial Dinner; Belleville, IL
May 20, 1978
354/27 3560-005
Energy; LTV Corporation; Washington, D.C.
June 20, 1979
354/28 3560-005
Energy Forum; American Stock Exchange; New York, NY
January 22, 1979
354/29 3560-005
The Environmental Industry Council; Washington, D.C.
February 28, 1979
354/30 3560-005
Jackson (Henry K.) Honorary Dinner; National JewishHospital; Seattle, WA
June 2, 1979
354/31 3560-005
Israel and the World Situation; B'nai B'nithCreative Young Couples Center; Lakewood, NJ
February 11, 1979
354/32 3560-005
Municipal League Annual Meeting; Seattle, WA
June 1, 1979
354/33 3560-005
"Two-mile-wide Channel is Fragile Link for OilExport Traffic"; Manager; Boeing Management Association
July 1979
354/34 3560-005
Washington State Democratic Digest
October 23, 1979
354/35 3560-005
American Security CouncilùCoalition for PeaceThrough Strength
March 11, 1980
354/36 3560-005
British Broadcasting Corporation Interview
September 17, 1980
354/37-38 3560-005
Changing International Realities Committee;Homestead Hot Springs, VA
April 25, 1980
354/39 3560-005
Cold Finished Steel Bar Institute
June 3, 1980
354/40 3560-005
Goldstein (Abe) Human Relations Award BanquetDinner; Atlanta, GA
December 13, 1980
354/41 3560-005
International Business, Machines (IBM); GovernmentalPrograms Conference; Washington, D.C.
September 24, 1980
354/42 3560-005
KPHO-TV Interview; Phoenix, AZ
January 27, 1980
354/43 3560-005
National Broadcast Editorial Association;Washington, D.C.
June 25, 1980
354/44 3560-005
American Israel Public Affairs Committee,Washington, D.C.
May 18, 1981
354/45 3560-005
Capital Cloakroom Radio Broadcast
January 21, 1981
354/46 3560-005
Carlough (Edward F.) Chair of Labor Law BenefitDinner
June 27, 1981
354/47 3560-005
Consumer Federation of America
June 15, 1981
354/48 3560-005
Hall of Fame Dinner; University of Washington
October 30, 1981
354/49 3560-005
Israeli-Iraq War; Interview
June 9, 1981
354/50 3560-005
Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner; Wenatchee, WA
April 14, 1981
354/51 3560-005
KOMO-TV Interview; Seattle, WA
December 17, 1981
354/52 3560-005
Magazine Publishers Association; Washington, D.C.
May 19, 1981
354/53 3560-005
Northwest Power bill; Energy and Law Seminar;Seattle, WA
April 15, 1981
354/54 3560-005
Poland; Interview With Carl Rowan
January 5, 1981
354/55 3560-005
"U.S. Foreign Policy"; International CommunicationsAgency Proceedings; Washington, D.C.
December 1961
354/56 3560-005
Washington Education Association; Spokane, WA
May 2, 1961
354/57 3560-005
American International Automobile DealersAssociation; Washington, D.C.
April 27, 1961
354/58 3560-005
"Brevity, Levity, Humility." Election NightStatement
1982
354/59 3560-005
Candidacy Announcement; Discovery Park; Seattle, WA
July 17, 1982
354/60 3560-005
Energy Statesman of the Decade Award; Americans forEnergy Independence; Washington, D.C.
November 30, 1982
354/61 3560-005
Farm Forum
January 13, 1982
354/62 3560-005
Hospice Forum, Seattle, WA
June 1, 1982
354/63 3560-005
Job Corps Center; Sedro Woolley, WA
June 3, 1982
354/64 3560-005
Marine Research Laboratory Addition Dedication
October 1982
354/65 3560-005
National Association of Accountants; Washington,D.C.
June 22, 1982
354/66 3560-005
"The National Environmental Policy Act--Yesterday,Today and Tomorrow"; Symposium on Coal Ports and Environmental Considerations
June 5, 1982
354/67 3560-005
National Parking Association; Legislative Workshop;Washington, D.C.
September 23, 1982
354/68 3560-005
Pasco Chamber of Commerce; Pasco, WA
September 25, 1982
354/69 3560-005
Washington Council on Environmental Trade; Tacoma,WA
October 14, 1982
354/70 3560-005
Washington Disabled American Veterans Department;Tri-Cities, WA
June 12, 1982
354/71 3560-005
Washington Environmental Council; Seattle, WA
May 15, 1982
355/1 3560-005
Washington State Democratic Convention; Spokane, WA
June 12, 1982
355/2 3560-005
Alaska Statehood 25th Anniversary
May 1983
355/3 3560-005
Bible (Alan) Tribute; United Jewish Appeal; Reno, NV
June 11, 1983
355/4 3560-005
Bonneville Dam Second Powerhouse Dedication,Bonneville, WA
June 1, 1983
355/5 3560-005
Central America Policy; USA Today
July 22, 1983
355/6 3560-005
Energy; Inland Country
May 12, 1983
355/7 3560-005
"Present Challenges to the World Economic System",Friendly Ports Seminar; Seattle, WA
May 31, 1983
355/8 3560-005
Terrorism; International Association of BombTechnicians and Investigators; Seattle, WA
May 30, 1983
355/9 3560-005
Communications and Collective Security; NorthAtlantic Assembly Political Committee
undated
355/10 3560-005
Domestic Energy Production Legislation
undated
355/11 3560-005
Emergency Housing Legislation
undated
355/12 3560-005
Index to Speeches
1971-1982
355/13-15 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1971-1980
Box/Folder Accession
355/16 3560-005
Speeches and Writings--Others
1981-1982
356/25-35 3560-005
Voting Records -- U.S. Senate Roll Call
1982
355/17-30 3560-005
News Releases
1972-1982
Clippings
Box/Folder Accession
355/31-34 3560-005
Hebrew
1976
Box
357-358 3560-005
Obituaries
1983
Box/Folder
355/35-44, 359 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1971-1983
Lists
Box/Folder Accession
356/1-3 3560-005
"First Name File"
1983
Drawings
Box/Folder Accession
356/4 3560-005
Editorial Cartoons
1981
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
356/36 3560-005
Columbia Gorge Petition
356/37-40 3560-005
Crystal Mountain Ski Area Expansion
1981
356/5 3560-005
Jackson (Henry M.) Foundation
1983
356/6 3560-005
National Guard Advisory Board (Everett, WA)
1981
356/7 3560-005
National Sakharov Day (U.S. Senate)
1983
356/8 3560-005
Netanyahu, Jonathan "Youi"
1976
356/13-14 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Democratic PolicyCommittee--Intersession Briefing Book
1981
Box/Folder Accession
356/15 3560-005
Miscellany
361/1-34 3560-005
Working Papers (Includes speeches, correspondence and notes with the Original Manila Folders In Which Jackson Carries Them. Topics Include: Energy, Oil Allocations, Agriculture and Emigration.)
1973-1974, 1978-1979
356/16 3560-005
U.S. Congress Atomic Energy Joint Committee
1975-1976
356/17 3560-005
U.S. Senate. Interior Committee Report--"An Assessment and Analysis of the Energy Emergency"
1973
Corcoran, Brian Papers
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
360/1-3 3560-005
Press
1973
360/4-13 3560-005
Miscellaneous
1971-1980
Box/Folder Accession
360/14 3560-005
Memoranda
1973-74
360/15 3560-005
Press Releases
1973-1974
Reports
Box/Folder Accession
360/16 3560-005
Air/Sea Liquid Natural Gas Project
July 1973
360/17 3560-005
U.S. Interior Department Voluntary Petroleum Allocation Program
June 1973
360/18 3560-005
United Nuclear Industries -- President's Report
1976
Box/Folder Accession
360/19 3560-005
Itineraries
undated
360/20 3560-005
Ephemera
1974
360/21-23 3560-005
Clippings
1973-1974

Accession No. 3560-006: Foreign policy and defense papers, 1941-1983 (bulk 1954-1983)Return to Top

101 cubic feet

Scope and Content: This accession contains primarily the files of staff members who worked with Jackson on foreign policy and defense issues throughout his Senate career. A number of aides are represented in these files, most notably Dorothy Fosdick, Charles Horner, and Richard Perle. These papers, designated "FPD"(Foreign Policy and Defense) at the time of their transfer, relate to Jackson's work on the Government Operations and Armed Services Committees and were generated separately from the other office materials. This distinction has been maintained. However, no attempt has been made to distinguish the files of the individual staff members. The subject matter overlaps to some degree that in the general office files. Additional FPD materials are located in accessions 3560-28 and 3560-29. Though the bulk of defense and foreign policy materialsare located in these accessions, researchers are advised to consult other accessions for similar materials. Researchers should also contact the National Archives and Records Administration's Center for Legislative Archives for information about records of the Government Operations and Armed Services Committees held by NARA.

This accession includes a small General Correspondence series, several large Speeches and Writings and Publications series, Subject Series, Case Files, and Committee Records.

Speeches and Writings - HMJ includes a substantial record of Jackson's foreign policy statements. This series is arranged in chronological order. The staff also kept a set of black notebooks of Jackson's major speeches and statements ("black books") primarily on defense and foreign policy. This set, which includes statements from Jackson's House tenure, has been maintained as the Speeches and Writings - HMJ (Black Books) series. Background materials read by Jackson and his staff make up the Speeches and Writings - Others, Publications, and Newsletters series. All background materials have been kept, with the exception of folders that contained nothing but unannotated New York Times or WashingtonPost clippings.

Subject Series contains additional background materials on a range of foreign policy issues, most notably on the Helsinki Accord and human rights issues, as well as on the Jackson-Vanik amendment that linked Most Favored Nation trade status with freedom of emigration. There are also several cartonsof materials related to the SALT I and SALT II treaties. Researchers should note that there is some overlap between the subject series files and committee files. For example, the subject series "SALT" and "Anti-ballistic Missiles"have similar materials, and related materials can be found in the Armed Services Committee files.

Case Files are mainly Romanian emigration cases handled by staff member Catherine Hill from 1975-1983. A memo from Hill found at the beginning of the series summarizes the activities of Jackson's staff in support of Romanian emigration. The series includes some case files on Soviet emigration, but most of the materials on Soviet dissidents and refusniks is found under "Human Rights" in the subject series. The case files are arranged alphabetically by country of origin. Access to the case files is restricted to serious researchers.

The Senate Government Operations Committee and Subcommittee files make up the bulk of the Committee Records series. The Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (PSI) is the largest subseries. Jackson was a member of this committee from 1952 to 1983 and chaired it from 1973 to 1978. Materials include public correspondence generated during the McCarthy controversies in 1953-1954, particularly by the appointment of J.B. Matthews as staff investigator and the Army-McCarthy hearings. There is a small amount of intracommittee correspondence as well as subject files on other PSI investigations, including the technology transfer issue.

Also included in the Committee Records series are records from committees which Jackson chaired: National Policy Machinery Subcommittee (chaired 1959-1962) and its successor the National Security Staffing and Operations Subcommittee (chaired 1962-1965), and the National Security andInternational Operations Subcommittee (chaired 1965-1973). These subseries include correspondence, reports, articles, hearing transcripts, and subjectfiles regarding U.S. defense and foreign policy development and implementation.The Senate Armed Services Committee files include additional defense files. Jackson was a member of this committee from 1955-1983 and served on the Joint Atomic Energy Committee in 1948-1952 when he was in the House and again in 1955-1977 when he was in the Senate. Files of the latter committee include only materials from Jackson's Senate period. These files provide background information on nuclear reactors at Hanford and elsewhere.

Most of the materials in the NATO Parliamentarians Conference subseries are conference agendas and handouts. Conference correspondence and working committee files are found in accession 3560-003.

Restrictions on Access: Access to case files is restricted. Contact repository for more information.

Container(s) Description Dates
Box/Folder Accession
1/1 3560-006
Interoffice Memoranda
General Correspondence
Scope and Content: Major correspondents: Fosdick, Dorothy; Perle, Richard; Horner, Charles.
Box/Folder Accession
1/2 3560-006
Americans for a Safe Israel
1971-1975
1/3 3560-006
A
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence with Tahmocress Adamiyatt.
1961-1974
1/4 3560-006
Bergman, Elihu
1974-1975
1/5 3560-006
Bookbinder, Hyman
1971-1973
1/6 3560-006
Buckley, William F.
1972
1/7 3560-006
Byrd, Robert C.
1979
1/8 3560-006
B
1972-1982
1/9 3560-006
Committee of Concerned Scientists
1974
1/10 3560-006
Coste, Brutus
1979
1/11 3560-006
C
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence with Coalition for a Democratic Majority.
1975-1982
1/12 3560-006
Dagani, Nahum (Zionist Organization of America)
1973-1974
1/13 3560-006
Denny, Brewster
Scope and Content: Concerns Pacific-Atlantic Affairs Program.
1978-1980
1/14 3560-006
D - F
1973-1983
1/15 3560-006
Georgetown University. Center for Strategic and International Studies
1970-1975
1/16 3560-006
Goldman, Marshall I.
1973-1974
1/17 3560-006
G
undated
1/18 3560-006
Human Environment League Productions
1973
1/19 3560-006
H - J
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence with Armand Hammer.
1972-1982
1/20 3560-006
Karetzky, Stephen
1983
1/21 3560-006
Korea. President (Park, Chung Hee)
1975
1/22 3560-006
K
1972-1981
1/23 3560-006
Lehmann, Manfred R. (Greater Development and Services Corporation)
1979-1980
1/24 3560-006
L
1973-1981
1/25 3560-006
Massie, Robert
1974-1975
1/26 3560-006
Massie, Suzanne
1980-1981
1/27 3560-006
Mayer, Walter M.
1975-1976
1/28 3560-006
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick
1981-1982
1/29 3560-006
M
1973-1981
1/30 3560-006
Newstadt, Richard E.
1961-1962
1/31 3560-006
N - O
1973-1983
1/32 3560-006
Polinsky, A. B.
1973-1974
1/33 3560-006
P
1971-1981
1/34 3560-006
Rickover, Hyman G.
1961
1/35 3560-006
R
1973-1976
1/36 3560-006
S
1973-1983
1/37 3560-006
Tel-Aviv University. Peace Research Project
1979
1/38 3560-006
Teller, Edward
1961-1980
1/39 3560-006
Trilateral Commission
1974-1975
1/40 3560-006
T
1972-1980
1/41 3560-006
U.S. President (Carter, Jimmy)
1978-1979
1/42 3560-006
U.S. President (Ford, Gerald R.)
1974
1/43 3560-006
U.S. President (Nixon, Richard M.)
1972
1/44 3560-006
U.S. President (Reagan, Ronald) (missing)
1981
1/45 3560-006
U.S. Defense Department. Secretary
1978
1/46 3560-006
U.S. Secretary of State (Kissinger, Henry A.)
1975
1/47 3560-006
U.S. Secretary of State (Rogers, William P.)
1970
1/48 3560-006
U.S. Secretary of State (Vance, Cyrus R.)
1979
1/49 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
1979-1983
1/50 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Intelligence Committee
1979-1983
1/51 3560-006
U.S. Voice of America
1974-1977
1/52 3560-006
U
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence with U.S. Ambassador of Vietnam.
1973-1982
1/53 3560-006
Washington. University. International Studies School
1979-1981
1/54 3560-006
Wheeler, John A.
1981
1/55 3560-006
World Without War Council
1979-1982
1/56 3560-006
W - Z
1973-1982
Agenda and Meeting Notes
Box/Folder Accession
1/57 3560-006
U.S.S.R. Ambassador. U.S. (Dubrynin, Anatoly)
1973
1/58 3560-006
U.S. President (Ford, Gerald R.)
1975
1/59 3560-006
U.S. Secretary of State (Schultz, George P.) [MISSING]
1982-1983
Conferences and Conventions
Box/Folder Accession
1/60 3560-006
Interstate Oil Compact Commission, Annual Meeting, Houston, TX
December 4, 1972
1/61 3560-006
Security Assistance Conference, Washington, D.C., November 17
1972
Legislative Correspondence
Scope and Content: Contains outgoing flexos only; there are no incoming constituent copies.
1976-1983
Foreign Relations
Box/Folder Accession
1/62 3560-006
Afghanistan -- Mexico
2/1-5 3560-006
Middle East -- Yugoslavia
Box/Folder Accession
2/6 3560-006
Trade and Finance
2/7 3560-006
Miscellaneous
Lists
Box/Folder Accession
3/1 3560-006
Atlantic Alliance Report
1966-1968
3/2 3560-006
Ethnic Press
1975
3/3 3560-006
Foreign Correspondent Luncheon Group
undated
3/4 3560-006
Greeks
undated
3/5 3560-006
Human Rights
1977-1982
3/6 3560-006
Important People -- Foreign Affairs
undated
3/7 3560-006
Important People -- Human Rights Statements
1977
3/8 3560-006
Madrid Conference -- U.S. Delegation
1979
3/9 3560-006
Middle East
1979-1981
3/10 3560-006
Moscow Correspondents
1978
3/11-12 3560-006
Negotiations (European Security)
1973
3/13 3560-006
Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT)
1979-1981
3/14 3560-006
Technology Transfer
1977-1980
3/15 3560-006
Trade
undated
3/16 3560-006
U.S. Defense Department and Pentagon Press
1975-1978
3/17 3560-006
VIPs Who Met With President Carter
undated
3/18 3560-006
Washington State Publications
undated
3/19 3560-006
Wealthy Important People
undated
3/20-23 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1969-1973
Speeches and Writings -- HMJ
Box/Folder Accession
3/24 3560-006
Long Range Ballistic Missile Program
July 30, 1954
3/25 3560-006
Foreign Policy; America's Town Meeting of the Air
January 30, 1955
3/26 3560-006
The Middle East
March 2, 1955
3/27 3560-006
Israel Anniversary Celebration
April 1955
3/28 3560-006
Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Program
Scope and Content: Contains letter to U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower.)
June 30, 1955
3/29 3560-006
"The Race for Ballistic Missiles"
February 1, 1956
3/30 3560-006
"The Price of Power"; The World Affairs Council of Philadelphia; Philadelphia, PA
February 25, 1956
3/31 3560-006
Israeli Statement
March 20, 1956
3/32 3560-006
Republican Foreign Policy; Maine Democratic Party; Brewer, ME
March 24, 1956
3/33 3560-006
"Toward a Superior 'Force in Being"; New York Times Magazine
May 20, 1956
3/34 3560-006
The Communist Challenge and Education; Seattle Professional Engineering Employees Association; Seattle, WA
September 24, 1956
3/35 3560-006
"My 10,000 Miles Through Soviet Russia" (article series); Seattle Post-Intelligencer
September 1956
3/36 3560-006
The Communist Challenge; National Guard Association of the United States; Spokane, WA
October 9, 1956
3/37 3560-006
Food Products Irradiation -- Speeches and Releases
1956
3/38 3560-006
Foreign Policy -- Collected Excerpts
1956
3/39 3560-006
Retardation; Washington Association for Retarded Children
1956
3/40 3560-006
Middle East Peace and Stability; U.S. Senate
March 4, 1957
3/41 3560-006
"The Strength of the Democratic Party"; National Young Democrats; Washington, D.C.
March 27, 1957
3/42 3560-006
Russian Trip; Joint Defense Appeal of the American Jewish Committee; Scarsdale, NY
April 7, 1957
3/43 3560-006
Israeli Ninth Independence Day
April 12, 1957
3/44 3560-006
Nuclear Missiles; CBS interview
May 8, 1957
3/45 3560-006
"Ballistic Seapower -- Fourth Dimension of Warfare"; U.S. Senate
May 27, 1957
3/46 3560-006
Public Power; New York, NY
June 1957
3/47 3560-006
Defense Cuts; U.S. Senate
July 1, 1957
3/48 3560-006
Atomic Energy Authorization Bill; U.S. Senate
August 16, 1957
3/49 3560-006
"Dimension of Warfare"; Now Hear This!
August 1957
3/50 3560-006
Face the Nation; CBS broadcast
September 1, 1957
3/51 3560-006
Defense Funds
September 21, 1957
3/52 3560-006
Defense; Western World Magazine
September 29, 1957
3/53 3560-006
"Harnessing the Atom -- Our Joint Venture"; Engineering Test Reactor Industrial Preview; Idaho Falls, ID
October 2, 1957
3/54 3560-006
Employment; Inland Empire Waterways Association
October 29, 1957
3/55 3560-006
Sputnik
October 1957
3/56 3560-006
"Three Immediate Steps -- To Stop Wasting Potential Scientific Talent"
November 6, 1957
3/57 3560-006
"Provision of Scientific and Technical Personnel in the NATO Countries"; NATO Parliamentarians' Conference; Paris, France
November 11-16, 1957
3/58 3560-006
Defense; Interview
November 18, 1957
3/59 3560-006
Meet the Press, NBC broadcast
December 8, 1957
3/60 3560-006
Bombs; Longview, WA
December 1957
3/61 3560-006
The Soviet Threat; Western World Magazine; Fall
1957
3/62 3560-006
Inter-Continental Ballistic Missiles
1957
3/63 3560-006
"Toward a Better Defense Department"
1957
3/64 3560-006
NATO Education
1957
3/65 3560-006
Defense Reorganization; AFL-CIO Public Service Program
1957
3/66 3560-006
Polaris Atomic Submarine Program
January 6, 1958
3/67 3560-006
"Defense Program: What We Must Do Now"; U.S. Senate
January 30, 1958
3/68 3560-006
"Free Men Against Time"; National Military-Industrial Conference; Chicago, IL
February 17, 1958
3/69 3560-006
U.S. Presidents (Roosevelt, Franklin Delano and Roosevelt, Theodore) Inaugurations Anniversary; U.S. Senate
March 4, 1958
3/70 3560-006
Anti-Submarine Warfare
March 17, 1958
3/71 3560-006
Polaris Submarines
March 18, 1958
3/72 3560-006
"The Old Quest for Peace in the New Age of Science"; The Eleventh Annual Borah Foundation Conference, University of Idaho; Moscow, ID
March 20, 1958
3/73 3560-006
Upper Columbia River Development
April 21, 1958
3/74 3560-006
"The Significance of the Soviet Challenge"; The National War College
April 28, 1958
4/1 3560-006
Republican Record; Connecticut Democratic Party; Hartford, CT
May 8, 1958
4/2 3560-006
Norwegian Independence Day
May 17, 1958
4/3 3560-006
"Promising Aspects of the Peaceful Atom"; Providence Hospital; Seattle, WA
May 19, 1958
4/4 3560-006
Spokane Valley Irrigation Project; U.S. Senate
May 1958
4/5 3560-006
"An Academy of National Policy"; Industrial College of the Armed Forces; Washington, D.C.
June 11, 1958
4/6 3560-006
Alaskan Statehood
June 30, 1958
4/7 3560-006
Defense Budget; U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee. Defense Department Subcommittee
July 2, 1958
4/8 3560-006
Atomic Energy Commission Authorization; U.S. Senate
July 15, 1958
4/9 3560-006
National Defense Education Act; U.S. Senate
August 1958
4/10 3560-006
Atomic Energy; International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions; Seattle, WA
September 10, 1958
4/11 3560-006
"Presenting the Report of the NATO Parliamentarians Conference. Scientific and Technical Committee"
November 17, 1958
4/12 3560-006
Over-40 Workers; Ephrata, WA
1958
4/13 3560-006
The Republican Record
1958
4/14 3560-006
Medicare (or "A Speech to Put You to Sleep"); Washington State Dental Association
1958
4/15 3560-006
NATO Science Program; U.S. Senate
1958
4/16 3560-006
Undersea Warfare -- U.S. Defense Department Budget Bill; U.S. Senate
1958
4/17 3560-006
Farming; Washington State Grange
1958
4/18 3560-006
Defense Budget; "Capital Cloakroom," CBS Radio Interview
January 15, 1959
4/19 3560-006
"Threat From the Deep; " U.S. Senate
1959
4/20 3560-006
National Policy Machinery Sub-Committee
February 2, 1959
4/21 3560-006
"The Task of American Statesmanship in a Nuclear Age"; Institute of World Affairs; Pullman, WA
March 2, 1959
4/22 3560-006
Missile Funds; U.S. Senate
March 1959
4/23 3560-006
"The Task of American Statesmanship"; United Jewish Appeal of Greater New York; New York, NY
April 14, 1959
4/24 3560-006
"How Shall We Forge a Strategy for Survival"; National War College; Washington, D.C.
April 16, 1959
4/25 3560-006
U.S. Military Strength; U.S. Senate
April 1959
4/26 3560-006
"Peace Demands a Policy"; American Society of International Law; Washington, D.C.
May 2, 1959
4/27 3560-006
"Committment to Freedom"; Armed Forces Day Celebration; Association of the U.S. Army; Huntsville, AL
May 15, 1959
4/28 3560-006
"Missile-Satellite Diplomacy: A New Dimension of Warfare"; Missile Industry Luncheon; Washington, D.C.
May 26, 1959
4/29 3560-006
"Status and Prospects for Atomic Power Development"; The American Public Power Association Convention; Seattle, WA
May 28, 1959
4/30 3560-006
"The Strength of the Democratic Party; Thomas Jefferson Dinner; Parkersburg, WV
June 6, 1959
4/31 3560-006
"Forging a National Strategy"; Military Government Association; Washington, D.C.
June 13, 1959
4/32 3560-006
NATO Parliamentary Conference. Study Group on Asian and African Languages; U.S. Senate
June 17, 1959
4/33 3560-006
"The Most Important Seven Miles in the World"; Parade
June 21, 1959
4/34 3560-006
U.S. Defense Department Appropriations; U.S. Senate
July 13, 1959
4/35 3560-006
"Asian and African Languages: Road to Understanding"; Fifth NATO Parliamentarians' Conference; Washington, D.C.
November 15-21, 1959
4/36 3560-006
"National Policy-Making in a Divided World; The Proceedings of the American Society of International Law
1959
4/37 3560-006
Force Memorandum
1959
4/38 3560-006
"Will a Bigger Defense Budget Endanger the National Economy?"
1959
4/39 3560-006
Aged Workers
1950s
4/40 3560-006
Atomic Energy
1950s
4/41 3560-006
"Meet the Press" Notes
1950s
4/42 3560-006
Military Strength
1950s
4/43 3560-006
Missiles
1950s
4/44 3560-006
Recession; U.S. Senate
1950s
4/45 3560-006
Soviet Atomic Power
1950s
4/46-53 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1950s
4/54 3560-006
Government Survival; U.S. Civil Service Commission Middle Management Institute; Washington, D.C.
January 22, 1960
4/55 3560-006
Defense Budget; American Legion. National Security Commission; Washington, D.C.
January 28, 1960
4/56 3560-006
National Security Policy; Meet the Press, NBC Radio and TV broadcast
February 28, 1960
4/57 3560-006
"Organizing for Survival"; Foreign Affairs
April 1960
4/58 3560-006
"The Challenge of the Twentieth Century"; Washington and Lee University Democratic Mock Political Convention; Lexington, VA
May 2, 1960
4/59 3560-006
Soviet-U.S. Summit Conference; U.S. Senate
May 19, 1960
4/60 3560-006
"Mobilizing Talent for National Security"; National Defense Executive Reserve; Second National Training Conference
May 23, 1960
4/61 3560-006
1961 Defense Budget
May 26, 1960
4/62 3560-006
"The Mid-Twentieth Century Challenge"; Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee. Convention; Spokane, WA
May 28, 1960
4/63 3560-006
U.S. President's (Eisenhower, Dwight D.) August 8 Congressional Message
August 8, 1960
4/64 3560-006
"National Security in the Sixties"; League of Women Voters; Minneapolis, MN
October 4, 1960
4/65 3560-006
"The Rediscovery of Excellence"; Earlham College; Richmond, IN
October 10, 1960
4/66 3560-006
Simplifications of Politics; Press Club
October 18, 1960
4/67 3560-006
Off-the-Record Remarks; Gridiron Dinner; New York, NY
November 3, 1960
4/68 3560-006
"The Case for the Democratic Party"
1960
4/69 3560-006
"The Cold War"; Armed Forces Industrial College; Washington, D.C.
1960
5/1 3560-006
War College Speech; The National War College; Washington, D.C.
1960
5/2 3560-006
"Manning the Posts of National Security Leadership"; New York Times
April 28, 1961
5/3 3560-006
National Policy; The National War College; Washington, D.C.
May 8, 1961
5/4 3560-006
National Foreign Policy; Army War College
May 15, 1961
5/5 3560-006
Communism; Defense Strategy Seminar
July 11, 1961
5/6 3560-006
"The Rediscovery of Excellence"
October 1961
5/7 3560-006
Foreign Policy Notes and Drafts
1961
5/8 3560-006
Negotiations with the Russians (Notes)
1961
5/9 3560-006
Soviet Intimidation; Hearst Headline Series
1961
5/10 3560-006
"The United Nations and American Foreign Policy"
February 1962
5/11 3560-006
"Environment of Excellence"; National Civil Service League Award; Washington, D.C.
March 1962
5/12 3560-006
"The U.S. in the U.N.: An Independent Audit; National Press Club; Washington, D.C.
March 20, 1962
5/13 3560-006
"The Citizen and National Security"; National Security Seminar; Spokane, WA
April 9, 1962
5/14 3560-006
"Political Considerations in the Development of National Security Policy; The National War College; Washington, D.C.
May 1, 1962
5/15 3560-006
The Republicans; Wilmington, DE
May 12, 1962
5/16 3560-006
"Excellence and the National Service"; U.S. Industrial College of the Armed Services; Washington, D.C.
June 12, 1962
5/17 3560-006
National Defense; Your Senator Reports
July 8, 1962
5/18 3560-006
Nuclear Submarine HADDO Launching; New York Shipbuilding Corporation; Canden, NJ
August 18, 1962
5/19 3560-006
Honoring the Personnel of the USS SKATE and the USS SEADRAGON; Seattle World's Fair; Seattle, WA
September 3, 1962
5/20 3560-006
South Vietnam; Seattle Times; Seattle, WA
December 1962
5/21 3560-006
"The Citizen and National Security"
1962
5/22 3560-006
"Excellence and the National Service"
1962
5/23 3560-006
Position Papers
1962
5/24 3560-006
Foreign Policy; Georgetown University; Washington, D.C.
January 23, 1963
5/25 3560-006
"Using U.S. Strength Wisely"; National Security: Political, Militaryand Economic Strategies, in the Decade Ahead (Abshire, David M. and Allen, Richard V., eds.)
January 23, 1963
5/26 3560-006
"Our Determination to Succeed"; Army Magazine
March 1963
5/27 3560-006
"The Citizen and Foreign Policy"; Foundation for International Understanding Through Students; Seattle, WA
April 15, 1963
5/28 3560-006
"Free Men and Freedom"; The Associated Students of the University of Washington; Seattle, WA
April 19, 1963
5/29 3560-006
Foreign Policy; National Security Seminar
May 4, 1963
5/30 3560-006
"Fact, Fiction, and National Security"; The Business Council; Hot Springs, VA
May 10, 1963
5/31 3560-006
"Government, Business, and Science: Partners in National Security"; Aerospace Industries Association of America; Williamsburg, VA
May 23, 1963
5/32 3560-006
"Public Confidence and National Security"; U.S. National War College; Washington, D.C.
May 27, 1963
5/33 3560-006
The Communist Challenge; Everett, WA
July 4, 1963
5/34 3560-006
The Communists; U.S. National War College Strategy Seminar; Washington, D.C.
July 16, 1963
5/35 3560-006
"Public Opinion and National Security"; The National Editorial Association Convention; Seattle, WA
July 19, 1963
5/36 3560-006
Active 20-30 International Convention Speech
July 1963
5/37 3560-006
Foreign Policy
July 1963
5/38 3560-006
"Seven Assumptions That Beset Us"; New York Times Magazine
August 4, 1963
5/39 3560-006
Test-Ban Treaty; U.S. Senate
August 9, 1963
5/40 3560-006
Test-Ban Treaty; U.S. Senate
August 15, 1963
5/41 3560-006
Limited Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty; U.S. Senate
September 13, 1963
5/42 3560-006
Limited Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty
September 1963
5/43 3560-006
Military Policy
November 16, 1963
5/44 3560-006
"Fact, Fiction, and National Security"; Seattle, WA
November 1963
5/45 3560-006
Miscellaneous Test Ban Treaty Statements
1963
5/46 3560-006
"The Rediscovery of Excellence"
February 1964
5/47 3560-006
"The Political Authority and the Professional"; U.S. National War College; Washington, D.C.
April 29, 1964
5/48 3560-006
"The Importance of Excellence"; . Seattle Pacific College; Seattle, WA
June 7, 1964
5/49 3560-006
"Executives, Experts, and National Security"; U.S. Department of State. Foreign Service Institute; Arlington, VA
June 11, 1964
5/50 3560-006
U.S. Representation; New York Times Magazine
July 18, 1964
5/51 3560-006
"Responsible Citizenship"; B'nai B'rith District Grand Lodge No. 4; Vancouver, B. C., Canada
July 26, 1964
5/52 3560-006
Kennedy (John F.) Memorial; Democratic National Convention; Atlantic City, NJ
August 27, 1964
5/53 3560-006
The Cold War; New York Times
September 11, 1964
5/54 3560-006
"The Control of Nuclear Weapons"; Hearst Headline Series
October 29, 1964
5/55 3560-006
"The Congress and a Nuclear Navy"; Navy
October 1964
5/56 3560-006
Fact, Fiction and National Security
1964
5/57-59 3560-006
The Pursuit of Excellence"; The Secretary of State and the Ambassador
1964
5/60 3560-006
Pi Kappa Delta Convention Address; Pacific Lutheran University; Tacoma, WA
April 15, 1965
5/61 3560-006
"Resume of U.S. National Security Policy"; U.S. National War College; Washington, D.C.
April 30, 1965
5/62 3560-006
"Facts, Fallacies, and Foreign Policy"; Boston College; Boston, MA
May 4, 1965
5/63 3560-006
The Will to be Free"; Duquesne University; Pittsburgh, PA
May 20, 1965
5/64 3560-006
"The Challenge of Vietnam" American National Security Commission; Portland, OR
August 21, 1965
5/65 3560-006
"Remarks on Nuclear Test-Ban Safeguards"; U.S. Senate
October 1, 1965
5/66 3560-006
NATO; Norfolk, VA
October 9, 1965
5/67 3560-006
"The Citizen and National Policy"
October 26, 1965
5/68 3560-006
"Power and Responsibiility"; Methodist Council of Bishops; Seattle, WA
November 17, 1965
5/69 3560-006
"The Will to Stay the Course"; World Affairs Council; Seattle, WA
November 23, 1965
5/70 3560-006
South Vietnam; Seattle Times
December 1965
6/1 3560-006
"The National Security Council" (Reviews, etc.)
1965
6/2 3560-006
Vietnam Position Paper
1965
6/3 3560-006
Introduction -- The National Security Council (Jackson Subcommittee Papers on Policy-Making at the Presidential Level)
1965
6/4 3560-006
Vietnam and S. 2791; U.S. Senate
February 16, 1966
6/5 3560-006
"The Price of Power"; The World Affairs Council of Philadelphia; Philadelphia, PA
February 25, 1966
6/6 3560-006
United Nations
February 1966
6/7 3560-006
"The Duty of the Free and the Brave"; U.S. Senate
March 10, 1966
6/8 3560-006
"More Sorrow Than Anger Over French Pull-out From NATO; U.S. Senate
March 17, 1966
6/9 3560-006
"Notes on Officer Exchange Program"; U.S. State Department Politico -- Millitary Luncheon; Fort Lesley J. McNair
May 5, 1966
6/10 3560-006
"The Will to Stay The Course"; The Pepperdine College Annual Forum on National Affairs; Los Angeles, CA
May 11, 1966
6/11 3560-006
National Planning; U.S. National War College; Washington, D.C.
May 24, 1966
6/12 3560-006
Foreign Aid; The Forensic Quarterly
May 1966
6/13 3560-006
"The End of the Beginning"; Whitman College; Walla Walla, WA
June 5, 1966
6/14 3560-006
"The Strategic Implications of the Current World Situation"; U.S. Naval War College; Newport, R.I.
June 6, 1966
6/15 3560-006
Kefauver (Estes) Memorial Library Dedication; Remarks; University of Tennessee; Knoxville, TN
June 25, 1966
6/16 3560-006
"Freemasons and Freedom"; Masons
July 9, 1966
6/17 3560-006
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Resolution; U.S. Senate (Never Actually Delivered)
July 14, 1966
6/18 3560-006
Vietnam
July 1966
6/19 3560-006
"Consultation: Tool of Management"; Foreign Affairs
August 8, 1966
6/20 3560-006
U.S. Forces in Europe; U.S. Senate
September 1, 1966
6/21 3560-006
"The Strategic Implications of the Current World Situation; Naval War College Review
September 1966
6/22 3560-006
Thailand; U.S. Senate
October 10, 1966
6/23 3560-006
Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty Safeguards; U.S. Senate
October 18, 1966
6/24 3560-006
"The Will to Stay the Course"; NATO Parliamentarians' Conference; Paris, France
November 15, 1966
6/25 3560-006
Miscellaneous Excerpts
1966-1971
6/26 3560-006
"Pull Out of Vietnam"; U.S. News and World Report
January 23, 1967
6/27 3560-006
"It's One World"; U.S. Senate
February 24, 1967
6/28 3560-006
"The Need for NATO"; Clark College Convocation; Vancouver, WA
March 27, 1967
6/29 3560-006
"The Importance of Vietnam"; International Seminar on Vietnam, University of Victoria; Victoria, B.C.
March 18, 1967
6/30 3560-006
"Vietnam In or Out"; Image
March 1967
6/31 3560-006
"Environmental Quality -- Progress and Prospect"; National Council of State Garden Clubs; Biloxi, MS
April 3, 1967
6/32 3560-006
"Perspective on Vietnam"; Military Government Association Conference; Washington, D.C.
April 22, 1967
6/33 3560-006
"Why We Are Bombing North Vietnam" (letter from U.S. President (Johnson, Lyndon B.)); Air Force and Space Digest
April 1967
6/34 3560-006
"Vietnam and U.S. Troops in Europe"; Independent Petroleum Association of America; Washington, D.C.
May 4, 1967
6/35 3560-006
"Crisis in the Middle East"; National Soft Drink Association; Washington, D.C.
May 16, 1967
6/36 3560-006
Foreign Policy; U.S. National War College; Washington, D.C.
May 19, 1967
6/37 3560-006
Middle East U. N. Peacekeeping Crisis
May 20, 1967
6/38 3560-006
"The Regulation of Conflict"; U.S. Naval War College
May 23, 1967
6/39 3560-006
Memorial Day Address; Seattle, WA
May 30, 1967
6/40 3560-006
"Flag Day Ceremonies"; Fort Simco State Park
June 4, 1967
6/41 3560-006
"In Pursuit of Excellence"; Stadium High School Commencement; Tacoma, WA
June 6, 1967
6/42 3560-006
Middle East Crisis; Jewish Federation and Council of Greater Seattle
June 7, 1967
6/43 3560-006
NATO and West German Force Levels
July 10, 1967
6/44 3560-006
Vietnamese Presidential Election Statement
July 31, 1967
6/45 3560-006
Military Sales and U.S. Export-Import Bank Credit Financing; U.S. Senate
August 9, 1967
6/46 3560-006
Arms Sales Amendment; The Washington Post
August 18, 1967
6/47 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile Defense
September 18, 1967
6/48 3560-006
"National Security: Basic Tasks"; The Hoover Institute; Stanford, CA
October 11, 1967
6/49 3560-006
Defense and Foreign Policy; United States Independent Telephone Association Convention; Las Vegas, NV
October 12, 1967
6/50 3560-006
U.S. Vietnam Policies; U.S. Senate
October 19, 1967
6/51 3560-006
Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty Safeguards; U.S. Senate
November 30, 1967
6/52 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missiles (Miscellaneous)
1967
6/53-54 3560-006
"The Atlantic Alliance" (Introduction and Reviews)
1967
6/55 3560-006
Patrol Gunboat READY Commissioning Speech; Tacoma, WA
January 6, 1968
6/56 3560-006
"The Responsible Citizen"; U.S. Senate Youth Program Dinner; Washington, D.C.
January 23, 1968
6/57 3560-006
U.S.S. Pueblo Capture; The Argus
February 6, 1968
6/58 3560-006
Vietnam
February 15, 1968
6/59 3560-006
Metallurgical Society Speech
February 27, 1968
6/60 3560-006
Middle East; U.S. Senate
February 29, 1968
6/61 3560-006
"Vietnam: The Need to Stay the Course"; Newsday
March 7, 1968
6/62 3560-006
Jefferson /Jackson Day Dinner; North Carolina Democrats; Raleigh, NC
March 9, 1968
6/63 3560-006
Beyond Vietnam; Dentists' Meeting
March 10, 1968
6/64 3560-006
"The Ides of March"; Western Political Science Association Meeting; Seattle, WA
March 23, 1968
6/65 3560-006
"Perspective on the Atlantic Alliance"; Fifth International Conference; Chicago, IL
March 23, 1968
6/66 3560-006
U.S. President (Johnson, Lyndon B.) Not Running for Re-Election; U.S. Senate
April 1, 1968
6/67 3560-006
Annual Military Personnel Inspection Address; U.S. Naval Air Station; Seattle, WA
April 6, 1968
6/68 3560-006
"Pacific Northwest Water Issues: An Assessment"; Pacific Northwest Water Symposium; Wenatchee, WA
April 15, 1968
6/69 3560-006
"The Fight for Columbia River Water"; Association of Washington Industries; Seattle, WA
April 19, 1968
6/70 3560-006
"Tell It Like It Is"; Association of Washington Industries; Seattle, WA
April 19, 1968
6/71 3560-006
Norway; Banquet for King Olav V of Norway; New York, NY
May 8, 1968
6/72 3560-006
"The Scene and the Scenario"; U.S. National War College; Washington, D.C.
May 15, 1968
6/73 3560-006
Kennedy (Robert F.) Eulogy; U.S. Senate
June 6, 1968
6/74 3560-006
"Agenda for a New Generation"; Claremont Men's College; Claremont, CA
June 9, 1968
6/75 3560-006
"The Responsibilities of Power"; Claremont Men's College; Claremont, CA
June 9, 1968
6/76 3560-006
"We Must Rededicate Ourselves to Law and Justice"; Washington State Grange Association; Spokane, WA
June 10, 1968
6/77 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile Program; U.S. Senate
June 19, 1968
6/78 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile Program; U.S. Senate
June 21, 1968
6/79 3560-006
USS Nimitz Keel-Laying Ceremonies; Newport News, VA
June 22, 1968
6/80 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile Program; Washington Post
June 24, 1968
6/81 3560-006
Gromyko (Aleksei) Anti-Ballistic Statement Response
June 27, 1968
6/82 3560-006
U.S. Soviet Missile Talks; U.S. Senate
June 28, 1968
6/83 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile Program; U.S. Senate
August 1, 1968
6/84 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile Program Article Rebuttal; Newsday
August 12, 1968
6/85 3560-006
"The Meaning of Czechoslavakia"
September 12, 1968
6/86 3560-006
State Trip
September 12-15, 1968
6/87 3560-006
Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty Safeguards; U.S. Senate
September 25, 1968
6/88 3560-006
"No Time For Rest"
September 1968
6/89 3560-006
Sentinel Anti-Ballistic Missile System; U.S. Senate
October 2, 1968
6/90 3560-006
"Czechoslavakia and Western Security"; U.S. Senate
October 3, 1968
6/91 3560-006
Europe and Foreign Aid
October 1968
6/92 3560-006
Navy Day Speech
October 1968
6/93 3560-006
Soviet Attitudes Towards International Law
October 1968
6/94 3560-006
"Does the Leopard Change His Spots?" North Atlantic Assembly; Brussels, Belgium
November 12, 1968
6/95 3560-006
"Change, Challenge, and the Environment"; National Conference of State Legislative Leaders; Honolulu, HI
December 6, 1968
6/96 3560-006
Middle East
Scope and Content: (includes several speeches)
1968
7/1 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1968
7/2 3560-006
"Negotiation from Strength"; U.S. Army Association; Fort Lewis, WA
February 13, 1969
7/3 3560-006
Meet the Press; NBC Television broadcast
March 2, 1969
7/4 3560-006
"Know Your Adversary"
March 6, 1969
7/5 3560-006
"Five Myths That Beset Us"; The Associated General Contractors of America; Washington, D.C.
March 17, 1969
7/6 3560-006
Ditchley Speech; London, England
March 1969
7/7 3560-006
Questions and Answers; Puget Sound League of Women Voters; Seattle, WA
April 18, 1969
7/8 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile Program
April 17, 1969
7/9 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile Program; New York, NY
April 25, 1969
7/10 3560-006
"A National Policy for the Environment"; The National Audubon Society Annual Convention; St. Louis, MO
April 26, 1969
7/11 3560-006
"Issues and Answers"; ABC Radio and Television broadcast
April 27, 1969
7/12 3560-006
"In Pursuit of Excellence"; American Legion
May 11, 1969
7/13 3560-006
National Defense; U.S. Senator (Hruska, Roman L.) Radio-Television program
May 11, 1969
7/14 3560-006
"Four Assumptions to be Dispelled"; American Paper Institute Paperboard Group; Washington, D.C.
May 21, 1969
7/15 3560-006
"Negotiating the Future"; U.S. National War College; Washington, D.C.
May 22, 1969
7/16 3560-006
"The Necessity for Excellence"; DeSales High School Commencement; Walla Walla, WA
May 25, 1969
7/17 3560-006
Forensic Quarterly Statement
May 1969
7/18 3560-006
Polaris Force Effectiveness after 1972; Rickover (Hyman G.) Letter Exchange
June 5 and 12, 1969
7/19 3560-006
"The Authority of Reason"; Seattle Pacific College Fellows; Seattle, WA
June 7, 1969
7/20 3560-006
Washington. State University; ROTC Commissioning Ceremony; Pullman, WA
June 8, 1969
7/21 3560-006
"The Authority of Reason"; Washington. State University; Pullman, WA
June 8, 1969
7/22 3560-006
"The American Soldier: Servant of the Republic, Guardian of Peace and Freedom"; U.S. Industrial College of the Armed Forces; Washington, D.C.
June 10, 1969
7/23 3560-006
"The Community's College"; Seattle. Community College. Commencement; Seattle, WA
June 13, 1969
7/24 3560-006
"Congress and the National Security"
June 25, 1969
7/25 3560-006
"Russia Has Not Changed Her Ways"; Reader's Digest
June 1969
7/26 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missiles
July 17, 1969
7/27 3560-006
Washington Post (Letter-to-the-Editor)
July 24, 1969
7/28 3560-006
Washington State American Legion Conference Opening Address; Yakima, WA
July 24, 1969
7/29 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile Debate; U.S. Senate
August 6, 1969
7/30 3560-006
Czechoslavakia Occupation Statement
August 13, 1969
7/31 3560-006
AFL/CIO Speech
August 18, 1969
7/32 3560-006
"Let's Get On With It"; KING Features Syndicate
September 4, 1969
7/33 3560-006
Nuclear Aircraft Carrier; U.S. Senate
September 10, 1969
7/34 3560-006
Advanced Manned Strategic Aircraft Program; U.S. Senate
September 16, 1969
7/35 3560-006
Masonic Speech; Whidbey Island, WA Masonic Lodge No. 15; Coupeville, WA
September 20, 1969
7/36 3560-006
"Statement on the New Navy Fighter"; U.S. Senate
September 1969
7/37 3560-006
"The Name of the Game is Change"; Washington. University. Alumni; Seattle, WA
1969
7/38 3560-006
Russell (Charles M.) High School; Great Falls, MT
October 10, 1969
7/39 3560-006
Vietnam
October 14, 1969
7/40 3560-006
"New Directions in the Pacific Area"; Seattle Rotary Club; Seattle, WA
November 5, 1969
7/41 3560-006
"Future Tasks of NATO"; U.S. Senate
November 10, 1969
7/42 3560-006
U.S. Defense Department 1970 Appropriations Bill; U.S. Senate
December 15, 1969
7/43 3560-006
Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty Safeguards; U.S. Senate
December 19, 1969
7/44 3560-006
AMSA (Manned Bombers); U.S. Senate
1969
7/45 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile Background Papers
1969
7/46 3560-006
"Negotiating the Future"; Safeguard: Why the ABM MakesSense (Kintner, William R., ed.)
1969
7/47 3560-006
U.S. Defense Department 1970 Appropriations Bill
1969
7/48 3560-006
"Who Says We Are Escalating The Arms Race?"
1969
7/49 3560-006
Youth Involvement Notes
1969
7/50 3560-006
Cambodia Amendments
1969-1970
7/51 3560-006
Vietnam Land Reform
1969
7/52 3560-006
Wearing, Mosley
1969
7/53-54 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1960s
7/55 3560-006
"Essential to Continuing Freedom"; Shipmate
January 1970
7/56 3560-006
Strategic Arms Limitation Talks; U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee
February 9, 1970
7/57 3560-006
U.S. Congress. Atomic Energy Joining Committee
February 17, 1970
7/58 3560-006
Lucas, Bob Reply; Yakima Herald
February 19, 1970
7/59 3560-006
"No Easy Choices"; World Affairs Forum; Seattle, WA
February 20, 1970
7/60 3560-006
"The Ordering of Our National Priorities"; World Affairs Forum; Seattle, WA
February 20, 1970
7/61 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
February 24, 1970
7/62 3560-006
The Environmental Crisis; National Conference on Higher Education; Chicago, IL
March 2, 1970
7/63 3560-006
Veterans of Foreign Wars Congressional Award
March 10, 1970
7/64 3560-006
Soviet Historians Testimony; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee. Strategic Arms Limitation Talks Subcommittee.
March 18, 1970
7/65 3560-006
SALT; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee. Strategic Arms Limitation Talks Subcommittee
March 18, 1970
7/66 3560-006
TFX Hearing. U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. Permanent Investigations Sub-committee
March 24, 1970
7/67 3560-006
"Scientists and National Policy"; Washington. University; Seattle, WA
March 30, 1970
7/68 3560-006
"Perspective on the American Revolution"; Sons of the American Revolution; Seattle, WA
March 31, 1970
7/69 3560-006
S. Resolution 211; U.S. Senate
April 9, 1970
7/70 3560-006
"A Policy for the Environment and the Land"; New Jersey Academy of Science. Montclair State College; Montclair, NJ
April 11, 1970
7/71 3560-006
Operations Research Society of America
April 17, 1970
7/72 3560-006
Cambodia
May 1, 1970
7/73 3560-006
Brookings Group
May 6, 1970
7/74 3560-006
Cambodia
May 8, 1970
7/75 3560-006
National Guard; Letter to U.S. President (Nixon, Richard)
May 8, 1970
7/76 3560-006
Washington. University. Law School Reunion
May 9, 1970
7/77 3560-006
Arms Control Agreement -- Laird Hearing
May 12, 1970
7/78 3560-006
"Advisers and National Policy; U.S. National War College; Washington, D.C.
May 26, 1970
7/79 3560-006
"The Strategic Equation and a Bolder Soviet Union"; Washington State Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention; Yakima, WA
June 13, 1970
7/80 3560-006
Israeli Aid
June 17, 1970
7/81 3560-006
Campbell, Robert W. and Wolfe, Thomas R. Testimony; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee. Strategic Arms Limitation Talks Subcommittee
June 29, 1970
7/82 3560-006
Cooper-Church Amendment Debate; U.S. Senate
June 30, 1970
7/83 3560-006
Griffen-Jackson Amendment; U.S. Senate
1970
7/84 3560-006
Washington State American Legion Convention; Vancouver, WA
July 17, 1970
7/85 3560-006
Vietnam
July 1970
7/86 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile; U.S. Senate
August 5, 1970
7/87 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile Safeguarding; U.S. Senate
August 5, 1970
7/88 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile Safeguarding; U.S. Defense. Department Secretary (Laird, Melvin) Letter
August 10, 1970
7/89 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile Authorization Debate; U.S. Senate
August 11, 1970
7/90 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile Debate Closing Remarks; U.S. Senate
August 12, 1970
7/91 3560-006
"What it Means To Be A Liberal"; University of Puget Sound; Tacoma, WA
August 13, 1970
7/92 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile, Brooke Amendment; U.S. Senate
August 19, 1970
7/93 3560-006
CS8 Aircraft; U.S. Senate
August 26, 1970
7/94 3560-006
Brooke-MIRV Resolutions
August 27, 1970
7/95 3560-006
Israel Aid
August 30, 1970
7/96 3560-006
Caveat to "NewEnvironmentalists" Column
August 30, 1970
7/97 3560-006
"Ecology and Politics in America's Environmental Crisis"; Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University; Princeton, NJ
August 1970
7/98 3560-006
McGovern-Hatfield Amendment; U.S. Senate
September 1, 1970
7/99 3560-006
Section SO1; U.S. Senate
September 1, 1970
7/100 3560-006
Vietnam Cease-Fire; Letter to U.S. President (Nixon, Richard M.)
September 1, 1970
7/101 3560-006
"The Will To Be Free"; American Legion National Convention; Portland, OR
September 3, 1970
7/102 3560-006
"The Soviets in the Middle East; Guest Column for Roche, John
September 5, 1970
7/103 3560-006
Huston Center Ground-Breaking Ceremony
September 12, 1970
7/104 3560-006
Ludington Middle East Statement
September 14, 1970
7/105 3560-006
"The Soviet Union in the Middle East; English Speaking Union; Spokane, WA
September 27, 1970
8/1 3560-006
"The Soviet Threat to Peace in the Middle East"; Tarshis
June, July, August, September 1970
8/2 3560-006
Defense Procurement Bill; U.S. Senate
October 1, 1970
8/3 3560-006
Southeast Asian Cease-Fire
October 7, 1970
8/4 3560-006
"The Will To Be Free"; Claremont, NH
October 13, 1970
8/5 3560-006
"The Well-Being of Our Educational Establishment; Associations of School Business Officials Convention; Seattle, WA
October 22, 1970
8/6 3560-006
"The Strategic Equation and a Bolder Kremlin"; NATO Assembly
November 7, 1970
8/7 3560-006
Tel Aviv News Conference; American Embassy, Tel Aviv
November 12, 1970
8/8 3560-006
Israel; Washington State. Israel Bond Organization Banquet; Washington Plaza Hotel, Seattle, WA
November 28, 1970, 1970
8/9 3560-006
"The Strategic Equation and a Bolder Kremlin"; (French) North Atlantic Assembly, The Hague, NL
November 1970, 1970
8/10 3560-006
"The Strategic Equation and a Bolder Kremlin"; North Atlantic Assembly [English translation]; The Hague, NL
November 1970, 1970
8/11 3560-006
Meet the Press; NBC Television broadcast
December 6, 1970
8/12 3560-006
Letter U.S. State Department. Secretary (Rodgers, William P.); Vietnam Cease Fire Proposal
December 10, 1970
8/13 3560-006
TFX Report; U.S. Senate
December 18, 1970
8/14 3560-006
Israel Trip; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
December 22, 1970
8/15 3560-006
Middle East material
December 1970
8/16 3560-006
Cambodia
1970
8/17 3560-006
Scorpion-Frey Joke
1970
8/18 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1970
8/19 3560-006
Campaign
1970
8/20 3560-006
Environment
1970
8/21 3560-006
Negotiations with the U.S.S.R.
1970
8/22 3560-006
Eulogy for Senator Russell; U.S. Senate
January 21, 1971
8/23 3560-006
McGovern -- Vietnam Proposal; U.S. Senate
January 27, 1971
8/24 3560-006
"Law, Lawyers, and the Environment"; Environmental Law Course; Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institute; Washington, D.C.
January 1971
8/25 3560-006
Middle East Budget Request
January 31, 1971
8/26 3560-006
"American Policy and Middle East Security"; B'nai B'rith, Inaugural Israel Bond Danner; Los Angeles, CA
February 7, 1971
8/27 3560-006
Middle East -- Suez Canal Reopening
February 8, 1971
8/28 3560-006
"Power and Responsibility"; Annual Women's Forum on National Security; Washington, D.C.
February 14, 1971
8/29 3560-006
Vietnam Cease Fire Proposal
February 14, 1971
8/30 3560-006
"On Acceptance of the 1970 National Distinguished Service Award of the Naval Reserve Association"; U.S. Naval Air Station; Norfolk, VA
February 18, 1971
8/31 3560-006
Deterring Agression; Virginia Democratic Party; Richmond, VA
February 20, 1971
8/32 3560-006
Schenectady, NY
February 21, 1971
8/33 3560-006
Indochina Timetable; U.S. Senate. Democratic Policy Committee
February 23, 1971
8/34 3560-006
Indochina Withdrawal Resolution; U.S. Senate Democratic Policy Committee
February 1971
8/35 3560-006
"A Reassessment of the United States' Plan for the Reversion of the Ryukyu Islands to Japan"
March 1, 1971, 1971
8/36 3560-006
"The Relationship between Politician and Expert"; Utrecht Law School (NL)
March 1, 1971, 1971
8/37 3560-006
Economy; Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner; Atlanta, GA
March 2, 1971
8/38 3560-006
John and Robert Kennedy; The Kennedy Dinner; Los Angeles County Democratic Central Committee
March 5, 1971
8/39 3560-006
"America in the World of the 70's; Commonwealth Club of California, San Francisco, CA
March 5, 1971
8/40 3560-006
"Face the Nation"; CBS Television broadcast
March 7, 1971
8/41 3560-006
Russian Missile Controversy
March 8-11, 1971
8/42 3560-006
Mideast Peace Keeping Force; Scranton, PA
March 17, 1971
8/43 3560-006
"Israel's Security and Our Own"; U.S. Senate
March 23, 1971
8/44 3560-006
"Issues and Answers"; ABC Television broadcast
March 28, 1971
8/45 3560-006
Increase in Jewish Material in Radio Broadcasts To The U.S.S.R.
March 29, 1971
8/46 3560-006
"SALT: A New Initiative"; U.S. Senate
March 29, 1971
8/47 3560-006
Strategic Balance
April 9, 1971
8/48 3560-006
"The Strategic Balance and the Future of Freedom"; American Society of Newspaper Editors
April 15, 1971
8/49 3560-006
"Change: Challenge to the Law"; Law Alumni Day Luncheon; Wayne State University Law School; Detroit, MI
April 18, 1971
8/50 3560-006
"A Perspective on American Foreign Policy"; World Affairs Council of Boston; Boston, MA
April 22, 1971
8/51 3560-006
"Indochina; Another View -- The Democrats Respond To The War"; Democratic Party. National Committee
April 22, 1971
8/52 3560-006
Middle East Policy; Israel Bond Dinner; Miami, FL
April 25, 1971
8/53 3560-006
"The Rule of Law"; Downtown Portland Rotary Club; Portland, OR
April 27, 1971
8/54 3560-006
Israel And The Middle East; American Zionist Federation; New York, NY
April 28, 1971
8/55 3560-006
"How Not To Negotiate With The Russians"; Nation's Business
April 1971
8/56 3560-006
"Our National Priority: Jobs"; Economic Club of New York; New York, NY
May 4, 1971
8/57 3560-006
"Constructive Change: Causality of Confrontation"; Congressional Club Dinner; Fort Worth, TX
May 7, 1971
8/58 3560-006
"The Strategic Balance and the Nation's Safety"; Dallas Council on World Affairs; Dallas, TX
May 7, 1971
8/59 3560-006
"Foreign Policy and the Economy"; International Ladies Garment Workers Union; Miami Beach, FL
May 11, 1971
8/60 3560-006
"The Strategic Balance and the Nation's Safety"; National War, College; Washington, D.C.
May 12, 1971
8/61 3560-006
U.S. Forces in Europe; U.S. Senate
May 13, 1971
8/62 3560-006
U.S. Troops in Europe; U.S. Senate
May 18, 1971
8/63 3560-006
Post-Withdrawal Policy in Southwest Asia; Letter to Alsop, Stewart
May 19, 1971
8/64 3560-006
SALT Talks
May 20, 1971
8/65 3560-006
Conditions in America; San Diego Rotary Club; San Diego, CA
May 20, 1971
8/66 3560-006
Present Conditions in America; Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner; San Diego, CA.
May 21, 1971
8/67 3560-006
"To Provide for a Common Defense"; Los Angeles World Affairs Council; Los Angeles, CA
May 21, 1971
8/68 3560-006
Soviet Jews; Letter to the U.S. State Department Secretary
May 27, 1971
8/69 3560-006
American Policy and Israel's Security; Challenge
May 1971
8/70 3560-006
Draft; U.S. Senate
June 4, 1971
8/71 3560-006
Vietnam; The Lou Gordon Program; Detroit, MI
June 5, 1971
8/72 3560-006
Russian-Egyptian Treaty; National Jewish Fund; Boston, MD
June 13, 1971
8/73 3560-006
Troops in Europe; Letter to the Columbian
June 15, 1971
8/74 3560-006
Goals for the Seventies; The Comstock Club
June 15, 1971
8/75 3560-006
Devar Hashavuah (Hebrew)
June 18, 1971
8/76 3560-006
Pentagon Papers; NBC-TV "Special Report"
June 30, 1971
8/77 3560-006
Brook-Jackson Resolution of Persecution of Soviet Jews; U.S. Senate
July 12, 1971
8/78 3560-006
"The Military Balance in the Middle East"
July 14, 1971
8/79 3560-006
Penley (Edward) Reply; Press Herald-Evening Express
July 14, 1971
8/80 3560-006
Associated Press Questions-and-Answers Interview
July 15, 1971
8/81 3560-006
President's China Trip
July 16, 1971
8/82 3560-006
Visit of Joseph Sisco, Assistant Secretary of State to Israel
July 25, 1971
8/83 3560-006
Balance of Payments; Letter to Nixon, Richard M.
August 4, 1971
8/84 3560-006
Press Releases
August 5, 1971
8/85 3560-006
Organized Labour; New York State AFL-CIO Convention; New York, NY
August 10, 1971
8/86 3560-006
"The Steadfast Majority; Veterans of Foreign Wars; Dallas TX
August 16, 1971
8/87 3560-006
Middle East
August 1971
8/88 3560-006
Jobs and Democracy (Guest Columns for Vacationing John P. Roche)
August 1971
8/89 3560-006
South Vietnamese Elections; U.S. Senate
September 10, 1971
8/90 3560-006
Vietnam; Senate Radio-T.V. Gallery
September 10, 1971
8/91 3560-006
Middle East; Baltimore, MD
September 12, 1971
8/92 3560-006
Vietnamese Elections; Letter to Nixon, Richard M.
September 17, 1971, 1971
8/93 3560-006
Vietnam
September 17, 1971
8/94 3560-006
"To Maintain a Balance in the Middle East"; U.S. Senate
September 23, 1971
8/95 3560-006
"The David Frost Show"
September 23, 1971
8/96 3560-006
Project Sanguine; Letter to Lucey, Patrick
September 23, 1971
8/97 3560-006
MIRY
September 24, 1971
8/98 3560-006
"Remembering Babi Yar"
September 26, 1971
8/99 3560-006
ABM Amendment; U.S. Senate
September 29, 1971
8/100 3560-006
ABM; U.S. Senate
September 29, 1971
8/101 3560-006
"Common Sense and Common Problems"; Western European Business Leaders (not released)
October 6, 1971
8/102 3560-006
Press Conference
October 7, 1971
8/103 3560-006
Italian Contributions to America; Italian Sons and Daughters of America; Weirian, WV
October 8, 1971
8/104 3560-006
Nixon's Economic Policies; Florida Press Association
October 9, 1971
8/105 3560-006
Campaign Speech; Democratic Women's Club of Florida; Miami Beach, FL
October 9, 1971
8/106 3560-006
Soviet Jews; Jewish Youth Rally, Florida
October 10, 1971
8/107 3560-006
Our Religious Heritage; Temple Adath Yeshurun Ground Breaking Ceremony; North Miami Beach, FL
October 10, 1971
8/108 3560-006
Acheson (Dean) Death; U.S. Senate
October 13, 1971
8/109 3560-006
Sale of Jets to Israel
October 15, 1971
8/110 3560-006
Nixon (Richard) Moscow Trip; American Society for Technion. Dinner; New York, NY
October 19, 1971
8/111 3560-006
Soviet Arms Build-up; Veteran's Day Observance; Albany, OR
October 25, 1971
8/112 3560-006
People's Republic of China and United Nations Membership
October 26, 1971
8/113 3560-006
Nixon's International Economic Policy
October 26, 1971
8/114 3560-006
"A Foreign Policy for the 70's -- and Beyond"
October 27, 1971
8/115 3560-006
Cuba's Termination of Cuban Airlift
October 28, 1971
8/116 3560-006
Taiwanese Expulsion from the United Nations; Tallahassee, FL
October 28, 1971
8/117 3560-006
"National Security and Foreign Policy"
October 1971
8/118 3560-006
Foreign Aid Authorization -- Senate rejects
November 2, 1971
8/119 3560-006
Ten County Democratic Rally; Chattanooga, TN
November 5, 1971
8/120 3560-006
Labor; Ohio State Council of Machinists; Columbus, OH
November 6, 1971
8/121 3560-006
1972 Presidential Campaign; Face the Nation, Television and Radio broadcast; Washington, D.C.
November 7, 1971
8/122 3560-006
Cannikin Test and the National Environmental Policy Act
November 8, 1971
8/123 3560-006
"85 Million Economic Assistance Authorization for Israel"; U.S. Senate
November 11, 1971
8/124 3560-006
Announcement of Candidacy
November 19, 1971
8/125 3560-006
Announcement of Candidacy and Interview
November 19, 1971
8/126 3560-006
Meet the Press"; NBC-TV
November 21, 1971
8/127 3560-006
Providing Aircraft to Israel; U.S. Senate
November 23, 1971
8/128 3560-006
U.S. Forces in Europe; U.S. Senate
November 23, 1971
8/129 3560-006
U.S. Forces in Europe; U.S. Senate
November 23, 1971
8/130 3560-006
"The Strategic Balance and the Future of Freedom"; Ramblen; Georgia Jaycees
November 1971
8/131 3560-006
Interview; Nations Business
November 1971
9/1 3560-006
Non-Participation in New Hampshire Primary
December 2, 1971
9/2 3560-006
Meir (Golda) Breakfast
December 3, 1971
9/3 3560-006
"The Four Freedoms in Today's World"; United-Italian American Labor Council
December 4, 1971
9/4 3560-006
"Jackson Hits Nixon on Middle East"; Pace Setters Dinner, Philadelphia, PA
December 7, 1971
9/5 3560-006
Criminal Justice System; Israel Bond Dinner; Memphis, TN
December 10, 1971
9/6 3560-006
Soviets in Middle East; Hebrew Academy; Miami, FL
December 11, 1971
9/7 3560-006
Middle East; Zionist Organization of America; New York City
December 12, 1971
9/8 3560-006
Soviet Jews; "Freedom Lights for Soviet Jewry" Rally; New York, NY
December 13, 1971
9/9 3560-006
"American Liberal Blindness on Soviet Power and Policy"
1971
9/10 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee; Proposed Subcommittee on U.S. Seapower
1971
9/11 3560-006
Candidates and Non-Candidates; Maryland State Democratic Dinner
1971
9/12 3560-006
Notes on China
1971
9/13 3560-006
Background on China Policy
1971
9/14 3560-006
Relations with People's Republic of China; (given to Magnuson for Scottish Rite Speech)
1971
9/15 3560-006
East-West Trade Bill
1971
9/16 3560-006
Statement on Economy
1971
9/17 3560-006
Foreign Relations (China-Soviet Union)
1971
9/18 3560-006
India-Pakistan Conflict
1971
9/19-20 3560-006
Israel
1971
9/21 3560-006
Labor
1971
9/22 3560-006
McGovern-Hatfield Amendment
1971
9/23 3560-006
Masonry and the Championship of Individual Liberty; (given to Magnuson for Scottish Rite)
1971
9/24 3560-006
"A Perspective on American Foreign Policy"
1971
9/25 3560-006
U.S. News and World Report -- Quotes
1971
9/26 3560-006
Russian Arms Build Up
1971
9/27 3560-006
"Science, Technology and America's Future"
1971
9/28 3560-006
Soviet Jews; New York City, NY
1971
9/29 3560-006
"The Strategic Balance and SALT"
1971
9/30 3560-006
Freiden, Sy
1971
9/31-32 3560-006
"To Provide for the Common Defense"; Los Angeles World Affairs Council; Los Angeles, CA
1971
9/33 3560-006
"The Strategic Balance and International Negotiation";
1971
9/34 3560-006
Financial Assistance to United Nations
1971
9/35-36 3560-006
Vietnam
1971
9/37 3560-006
Speeches -- Drafts
1971
9/38-40 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1971
9/41 3560-006
Irish Violence
January 2, 1972
9/42 3560-006
Wiesel, Eli -- Support for Noble Peace Prize
January 4, 1972
9/43 3560-006
"Prospects for Africa"
January 12, 1972
9/44 3560-006
Europe; Vision
1972
9/45 3560-006
School Busing; Wisconsin. University; Madison, WI
January 13, 1972
9/46 3560-006
"Report on Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Safeguards"; U.S. Senate
January 21, 1972
9/47 3560-006
State of the Union Message -- Response
January 20, 1972
9/48 3560-006
Recomputation
January 24, 1972
9/49 3560-006
Past Administration Problems; Machinists NonPartisan Political National Planning Convention; Washington, D.C.
January 21, 1972
9/50 3560-006
Soviet Jewry; First National Student Conference on Soviet Jewry; Washington, D.C.
January 25, 1972
9/51 3560-006
President Nixon's Vietnam Television Report -- Response
January 25, 1972
9/52 3560-006
Soviet Jewry; U.S. Senate Concurrent Resolution 32
January 26, 1972
9/53 3560-006
"Vietnam Peace Initiatives"
January 27, 1972
9/54 3560-006
Defense; Campaign Speech; Pensacola, FL
January 27, 1972
9/55 3560-006
National Defense; Georgia. Legislature; Atlanta, GA
January 31, 1972
9/56 3560-006
Civil Defense; Survive
January 31, 1972
9/57 3560-006
Recomputation and Tax Relief
January 1972
9/58 3560-006
Israeli Aid Program
February 3, 1972
9/59 3560-006
Vietnam Peace Proposal
February 4, 1972
9/60 3560-006
Campaign Topics; Issues and Answers Television broadcast
February 6, 1972
9/61 3560-006
Drug Abuse and Narcotics Addiction
February 8, 1972
9/62 3560-006
"On the Middle-East Section of the President's Foreign Policy Report"
February 9, 1972
9/63 3560-006
Vietnam Freeze; Washington, D.C. and Fort Lauderdale, FL
February 10, 1972
9/64 3560-006
Busing Amendment
February 14, 1972
9/65 3560-006
"Military Survivors"
February 22, 1972
9/66 3560-006
"Jackson Calls on Congress to Save Radio Free Europe"
February 27, 1972
9/67 3560-006
U.S.-China Joint Communique; General Release
February 27, 1972
9/68 3560-006
Vietnam Veterans and Amnesty
March 1, 1972
9/69 3560-006
"American Prisoners of War in Indochina"
March 6, 1972
9/70 3560-006
Chinese-Americans
March 7, 1972
9/71 3560-006
Campaign Contribution Disclosure; Face The Nation; Miami, FL
March 12, 1972
9/72 3560-006
Florida Primary Election; Miami, FL
March 14, 1972
9/73 3560-006
Domestic Issues
March 16, 1972
9/74 3560-006
Congressional War Powers -- Zablocki Bill
March 23, 1972
9/75 3560-006
Vietnam
April 7, 1972
9/76 3560-006
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Commemoration; New York, NY
April 9, 1972
9/77 3560-006
Middle East; Boston, MA
April 13, 1972
9/78 3560-006
National Defense
April 13, 1972
9/79 3560-006
National Defense; American Society of Newspaper Editors; Washington, D.C.
April 20, 1972
9/80 3560-006
Academic Committee Announcement
April 20, 1972
9/81 3560-006
"The Strategic Balance and a Bolder Soviet Union"; Omaha, NA
May 1, 1972
9/82 3560-006
"Restoration of Fulbright-Sponsored USIA Budget Cuts"
April 27, 1972
9/83 3560-006
Senate Invitation to View Film "Czechoslavokia 1968"
May 1, 1972
9/84 3560-006
U.S. Information Agency Budget Authorization; Cleveland, OH
May 1, 1972
9/85 3560-006
Vietnam; Today Show; NBC broadcast; Washington, D.C.
May 9, 1972
9/86 3560-006
Vietnam
May 9, 1972
9/87 3560-006
Middle East; The Commentary; Yashira College
May 17, 1972
9/88 3560-006
Middle East; Washington, D.C.
May 22, 1972
9/89 3560-006
"Capitol Cloakroom"
May 24, 1972
9/90 3560-006
Soviet Military Build-Up; Capitol Cloakroom; CBS Radio Broadcast
May 24, 1972
9/91 3560-006
Schieffer, Bob, Interview
May 29, 1972
9/92 3560-006
Israel Support Pledge; Near East Report
May 24, 1972
9/93 3560-006
SALT Agreements
May 26, 1972
9/94 3560-006
SALT; Issues and Answers; ABC Radio
May 28, 1972
9/95 3560-006
Nuclear Arms; Today Show; Washington, D.C.
May 31, 1972
9/96 3560-006
"Science, Technology, and Responsible Political Leadership"; Astronautics & Aeronautics
May 1972
9/97 3560-006
Moscow Arms Agreement; U.S. Senate
June 1, 1972
9/98 3560-006
Nixon, Richard M. Address to Congress
June 1, 1972
9/99 3560-006
SALT Accords
June 8, 1972
9/100 3560-006
"Arms Pacts -- Pro and Con"; Baltimore Sun; Baltimore, MD
June 12, 1972
9/101 3560-006
Middle East Oil; Letter to Nixon, Richard M.
June 13, 1972
9/102 3560-006
"On Understandings Attached to SALT Agreements"
June 14, 1972
9/103 3560-006
"Perspectives on the Moscow Summit"; Association of American Editorial Cartoonists; Washington, D.C.
June 16, 1972
9/104 3560-006
"Are We No. 2?"; Newsday
June 18, 1972
9/105 3560-006
Vietnam; Issues and Answers; ABC Radio and Television broadcast
June 18, 1972
9/106 3560-006
"Are We More Secure?"; The Lousiville Times; Louisville, KY
June 22, 1972
9/107 3560-006
Arms Control -- Press Club
June 22, 1972
9/108 3560-006
U.S. Salt Delegation
June 28, 1972
9/109 3560-006
Defense and SALT
June 30, 1972
9/110 3560-006
"SALT: Some Basic Questions"; Guest Column for McNaught Syndicate
June 30, 1972
9/111 3560-006
Democratic Presidential Nomination Seconding Speeches; Miami Beach, FL
July 12, 1972
9/112 3560-006
"Should the SALT Pacts Be Approved?"; Firing Line, PBS Telecast; Miami, FL
July 16, 1972
9/113 3560-006
Questions for the U.S. SALT Delegation
July 18, 1972
9/114 3560-006
Questions for the Joint Chiefs of Staff
July 19, 1972
9/115 3560-006
Questions for Admiral Zumwalt
July 21, 1972
9/116 3560-006
Questions for Laird (Melvin) Hearing
July 24, 1972
9/117-118 3560-006
Trident Program; U.S. Senate
July 27, 1972
9/119 3560-006
Israel Military Credits; U.S. Senate
July 31, 1972
9/120 3560-006
Trident Program
July 1972
9/121 3560-006
SALT Resolution Amendment; U.S. Senate
August 3, 1972
9/122 3560-006
State Departments Legal Opinion on Amendment to S. J. R. 241
August 3, 1972
9/123 3560-006
S. J. R. 241; U.S. Senate
August 7, 1972
9/124 3560-006
Laird (Melvin) Statement re: Jackson SALT Amendment
August 7, 1972
9/125 3560-006
U.S. Senate and U.S. House Conferees Action on Israel Amendment
August 10, 1972
9/126 3560-006
U.S. Senate and the Interim SALT Agreement; U.S. Senate
August 11, 1972
9/127 3560-006
S. J. R. 241 Amendment; U.S. Senate
August 14, 1972
9/128 3560-006
Strategic Equality and America's Safety (SALT); U.S. Senate
August 15, 1972
9/129 3560-006
SALT; Today Show; NBC broadcast; Washington, D.C.
August 15, 1972
9/130 3560-006
SALT Interim Agreement
August 16, 1972
9/131 3560-006
Russian MIRY
August 17, 1972
9/132 3560-006
"For A Stable Strategic Balance" (SALT); U.S. Senate
September 6, 1972
9/133 3560-006
S. J. R. 241; Vote Effort; U.S. Senate
August 17, 1972
9/134 3560-006
AFL-CIO Endorsement of Jackson; SALT Amendment
August 28, 1972
9/135 3560-006
"SALT: Some Basic Questions"; Sea For Power Magazine
August 1972
9/136 3560-006
Excerpt From White House News Conference and Secretary of State Rogers' Statement on Jackson Amendment to S. J. R. 241
August 1972
9/137 3560-006
"Radio Liberty, Radio Free Europe, and Genuine Detente"; U.S. Senate
September 5, 1972
9/138 3560-006
Munich Massacre; U.S. Senate
September 6, 1972
9/139-140 3560-006
Mansfield Amendment; U.S. Senate
September 7, 1972
9/141-142 3560-006
Arms Talk; European Security (Speaking Notes)
September 19, 1972
9/143 3560-006
Evolving Perspectives on Security Questions: Middle East to East Asia
September 26, 1972
9/144 3560-006
East-West Trade and Soviet Jewry; U.S. Senate
September 27, 1972
9/145 3560-006
Advanced Airborne Command Post; U.S. Senate
October 2, 1972
9/146 3560-006
Trade and Freedom (East-West Trade); U.S. Senate
October 4, 1972
9/147 3560-006
Washington. Emergency Management Administration; Seattle, WA
November 1, 1972
9/148 3560-006
"Credible Deterence in a SALT II Environment"; North Atlantic Assembly; Military Committee; Benn, West Germany
November 1972
9/149 3560-006
Middle East; Technion Dinner; Miami Beach, FL
December 5, 1972
9/150 3560-006
"Maintaining a Credible Deterrence in a SALT Environment"; Press Associates of California State University; Long Beach, CA
December 6, 1972
9/151 3560-006
"Toward a National Fuels and Energy Policy"; Coal Mining Institute of America; Pittsburgh, PA
December 8, 1972
9/152 3560-006
SALT and Immigration; Meet the Press
December 10, 1972
9/153 3560-006
Vietnam Amnesty
1972
9/154 3560-006
"U.S. Investment Policy in Latin America"
1972
9/155 3560-006
Summary of the Jackson-Scott Amendment
1972
9/156 3560-006
The Jackson Amendment to SALT I
1972
9/157 3560-006
Forward Based Systems Carriers
1972
9/158 3560-006
Airborne Command Post
1972-1973
9/159 3560-006
"Eastern Europe and American Policy"; U.S. Senate
January 2, 1973
9/160 3560-006
Alexander Malchik Released
January 8, 1973
9/161 3560-006
End of Bombing in North Vietnam
January 15, 1973
9/162 3560-006
Emigration Tax Law; Washington, Post
January 23, 1973
9/163 3560-006
Vietnam; U.S. Senate
January 24, 1973
9/164 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
January 26, 1973
9/165 3560-006
Free Emigration; Jewish National Fund; Pittsburgh, PA
January 28, 1973
9/166 3560-006
Senator McClellan; U.S. Senate
January 29, 1973
9/167 3560-006
"We Mean Business!"; Jewish National Fund Dinner; Pittsburgh, PA
January 29, 1973
9/168 3560-006
Face the Nation; Washington, D.C.
February 4, 1973
9/169 3560-006
Soviet Emigration Amendment; Washington, D.C.
February 7, 1973
10/1 3560-006
Minute Man of the Year Award; Reserve Officers Association of U.S.; Washington, D.C.
February 16, 1973
10/2 3560-006
Emigration Amendment Cosponsor
February 22, 1973
10/3 3560-006
United Jewish Appeal; Palm Beach, CA
February 22, 1973
10/4 3560-006
International Negotiation and the Future of Arms Control"; Carolina Forum and the Curriculum in Peace, War and Defense; University of North Carolina; Chapel Hill, NC
February 28, 1973
10/5 3560-006
Feldman, Howard -- appointed as Chief Counsel -- U.S. Senate Government Operations Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
1973
10/6 3560-006
Nixon and the Economy; Cook County Democratic Dinner; Chicago, Illinois
March 9, 1973
10/7 3560-006
East-West Trade and Freedom of Emigration; U.S. Senate
March 15, 1973
10/8 3560-006
Soviet Emigration; New York Times
March 19, 1973
10/9 3560-006
Soviet Emigration; Washington, Post
March 20, 1973
10/10 3560-006
Soviet Emigration Tax; National Press Club
March 22, 1973
10/11 3560-006
Jackson Amendment on Freedom of Emigration; U.S. Senate
March 29, 1973
10/12 3560-006
President Nixon's Radio-TV Address
March 30, 1973
10/13 3560-006
"Free Trade and Free People"; Ambassador's Ball Dinner; Denver, CO
March 31, 1973
10/14 3560-006
Yampolsky Emigration; Letter to Deputy Secretary of State Kenneth Rush
April 2, 1973
10/15 3560-006
Freedom of Emigration
April 10, 1973
10/16 3560-006
Letter to Brezhnev (Leonid)
April 11, 1973
10/17 3560-006
Inflation; Building and Construction Trades National Conference; Washington, D.C.
April 16, 1973
10/18 3560-006
Freedom of Emigration
April 18, 1973
10/19 3560-006
Freedom of Emigration
April 29, 1973
10/20 3560-006
Freedom of Emigration; New York
May 2, 1973
10/21 3560-006
Presidential Press Conferences
May 3, 1973
10/22 3560-006
Senator Russell Long and Freedom of Emigration
May 4, 1973
10/23 3560-006
Soviet Jewry. Rally; New York
May 6, 1973
10/24 3560-006
"A Time to Stress Excellence"; Carroll College; Helena MN
May 6, 1973
10/25 3560-006
Soviet Jewry
May 8, 1973
10/26 3560-006
Schlesinger (James); CIA; Watergate
May 11, 1973
10/27 3560-006
Colonial Penn Center Dedication; University of Pennsylvania; Philadelphia, PA
May 12, 1973
10/28 3560-006
Freedom of Emigration; National Interreligious Task Force on Soviet Jewry
May 14, 1973
10/29 3560-006
Freedom of Emigration
May 16, 1973
10/30 3560-006
Middle East and Energy Crisis; U.S. Senate
May 21, 1973
10/31 3560-006
"Lessons of SALT I"; Freedom at Issue
May - June 1973
10/32 3560-006
Restoration of USIA Cut
June 4, 1973
10/33 3560-006
"Detente and Human Rights"; Yeshiva University; AFL-CIO Newsletter; New York, NY
June 4, 1973
10/34 3560-006
"Integrity, Leadership and a Democratic Society"; National War College
June 6, 1973
10/35 3560-006
Acceptance of Russian Jews Petitions; Washington, D.C.
June 11, 1973
10/36 3560-006
Foreign Matters; Newsweek
June 11, 1973
10/37 3560-006
Karl (Max) Dinner; Milwaukee, WI
June 15, 1973
10/38 3560-006
"Is Free Immigration Too Much to Ask?"; Freedom Assembly for Soviet Jews; Washington, D.C.
June 17, 1973
10/39 3560-006
Face the Nation, CBS Television broadcast
June 17, 1973
10/40 3560-006
"A Risky Time for Bargaining"; U.S. News and World Report
June 18, 1973
10/41 3560-006
"Is Free Immigration Too Much to Ask?"; Mizrachi Annual National Dinner; New York, NY
June 19, 1973
10/42-43 3560-006
The Today Show; NBC Television broadcast
June 20, 1973
10/44 3560-006
SALT II Signing
June 21, 1973
10/45 3560-006
U.S.-U.S.S.R. Agreement on Prevention of Nuclear War
June 22, 1973
10/46 3560-006
"Greece, NATO and U.S. Policy"; U.S. Senate
June 25, 1973
10/47 3560-006
Impact of Brezhnev Visit on HMJ Amendment
June 25, 1973
10/48 3560-006
"Developing Sino-American Relations"; The New Leader
June 25, 1973
10/49 3560-006
"Reciprocity in U.S.-Soviet Relations
June 26, 1973
10/50 3560-006
Non-transfer of Military Weapons
June 26, 1973
10/51 3560-006
U.S.-U.S.S.R. Summit Meeting
June 26, 1973
10/52 3560-006
"The Danger of Doing Nothing"; New York Times
June 28, 1973
10/53 3560-006
Fulbright (J. W.) Speech
July 11, 1973
10/54 3560-006
Leopold Labed on "Detente, Culture and Human Rights"; U.S. Senate
July 12, 1973
10/55 3560-006
West African Drought
July 12, 1973
10/56 3560-006
Tarassuki (Leonid); Release from U.S.S.R.; U.S. Senate
July 13, 1973
10/57 3560-006
U.S. Intellectuals Protest Soviet Imprisonment of Andrei Amalrik
July 19, 1973
10/58 3560-006
"Detente: Some Reassessment"; U.S. Senate
July 23, 1973
10/59 3560-006
"Detente, Culture, and Human Rights"; New York Times
September 9, 1973
10/60 3560-006
"Fuel Allocation and Kissinger (Henry) Confirmation"; Issues and Answers; Television broadcast
September 9, 1973
10/61 3560-006
Human Rights -- Poncu, Valery; HMJ and Tarassuk, Leonid Press Conferences; Washington, D.C.
September 10, 1973
10/62 3560-006
Response to Weinberger on Sakharov
September 13, 1973
10/63 3560-006
Detente, Freedom of Emigration and Sakharov, Andrei; U.S. Senate
September 17, 1973
10/64 3560-006
1974 Defense Department Authorization Bill; U.S. Senate
September 20, 1973
10/65 3560-006
Kissinger (Henry) Confirmation Vote as U.S. Secretary of State
September 21, 1973
10/66 3560-006
"Burden Sharing and Western Security"; (Jackson-Nunn Amendment to Defense Procurement Bill); U.S. Senate
September 25, 1973
10/67 3560-006
Defense Authorization and Trident; U.S. Senate
September 26, 1973
10/68 3560-006
"Soviet Contradictions on Detente"
September 27, 1973
10/69 3560-006
Emigration Freedom; U.S. Senate
September 27, 1973
10/70 3560-006
Rickover, Hyman (Admiral) Amendment; U.S. Senate
September 28, 1973
10/71 3560-006
Israel Military Credits
September 28, 1973
10/72 3560-006
"The Trident Program"; U.S. Senate
September 26, 1973
10/73 3560-006
Emigration through Austria
September 29, 1973
10/74 3560-006
Soviet Jewry Report; U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee
September 1973
10/75-76 3560-006
African Drought and Relief; U.S. Senate
October 2, 1973
10/77 3560-006
Middle East
October 6, 1973
10/78 3560-006
Trade
October 8, 1973
10/79-80 3560-006
"Detente and Human Rights"; Pacemin Terris Conference; Washington, D.C.
October 11, 1973
10/81 3560-006
Israel-Egypt War of 1973; Community Rally; Los Angeles, CA
October 14, 1973
10/82 3560-006
"Mankind's Conscience"; The New York Times
October 17, 1973
10/83 3560-006
Military Aid to Israel; U.S. Senate
October 18, 1973
10/84 3560-006
Lack of Economic and Political Stability; AFL-CIO
October 19, 1973
10/85 3560-006
U.S.-Soviet Middle East Peace Force
October 24, 1973
10/86 3560-006
"Jackson Seeks Human Detente"; North American Newspaper Alliance
November 1, 1973
10/87 3560-006
Watergate Concerns; Meet the Press
November 4, 1973
10/88 3560-006
Israel Military Aid; U.S. Senate. Foreign Operations Subcommittee
November 5, 1973
10/89 3560-006
Jackson-Vanik Amendment
November 5, 1973
10/90 3560-006
Fulbright (J. W.) on Trade, Detente and Human Rights
November 9, 1973
10/91 3560-006
East Oregonian
November 13, 1973
10/92 3560-006
"Detente and Individual Liberties"; University of Florida, Gainsville, FL
November 16, 1973
10/93 3560-006
"SALT: An Analysis and a Proposal"; U.S. Senate
December 4, 1973
10/94 3560-006
Jackson-Vanik Amendment
December 11, 1973
10/95 3560-006
Middle East and the Energy Crisis; Man of the Year Award; Chicago, IL
December 16, 1973
10/96 3560-006
Middle East Peace; American Jewish Committee; Washington, D.C.
December 17, 1973
10/97 3560-006
Foreign Relations
1973
10/98-99 3560-006
SALT; Meet the Press broadcast
1973
10/100 3560-006
Relations with the People's Republic of China
1969-1973
10/101 3560-006
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander
January 22, 1974
10/102 3560-006
Face the Nation; CBS Television broadcast
January 27, 1974
10/103 3560-006
"On Acceptance of the Isaiah Award for the Pursuit of Justice"; American Jewish Committee
January 28, 1974
10/104 3560-006
"Detente and Human Rights"; Tuscon Jewish Community Council; Tuscon, AZ
February 9, 1974
10/105 3560-006
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander
February 12, 1974
10/106 3560-006
"Detente and Individual Liberty"; Cincinnati, OH
February 13, 1974
10/107 3560-006
"Solzhenitsyn and Detente"
February 15, 1974
10/108 3560-006
"Oil, Economics and Politics"; Histadrut Trade Union; San Francisco, CA
February 24, 1974
10/109 3560-006
Soviet Jews
February 25, 1974
10/110 3560-006
"Solzhenitsyn, Human Rights and Detente"; Acceptance of the Lehman, Herbert H. Ethics Medal; Jewish Theological Seminary America
February 27, 1974
10/111 3560-006
"Solzhenitsyn, Human Rights and Detente"; Los Angeles Times; Los Angeles, CA
March 4, 1974
10/112 3560-006
Jackson-Miller-Vanik Amendment
March 7, 1974
10/113 3560-006
"Needed: A Demilitarized Suez Canal"; Hearst Headline Series
March 8, 1974
10/114 3560-006
"Solzhenitsyn, Human Rights and Detente"; John Dewey Award Acceptance; United Federation of Teachers; New York, NY
March 9, 1974
10/115 3560-006
Valery Panov
March 12, 1974
10/116 3560-006
Foreign Policy; Admiral Zumwalt Seminar
March 23, 1974
10/117 3560-006
"The U.S. and Europe"; Order of Anepa Banquet; Washington, D.C.
March 25, 1974
10/118a 3560-006
"U.S. Must Act to Consolidate Western Alliance"; Ahepa Banquet; Washington, D.C.
March 26, 1974
10/118b 3560-006
East-West Realities -- A Commentary
March 1974, 1974
10/119 3560-006
Oil Embargo; Science Interview
April 3, 1974
10/120 3560-006
Jokes; The Gridiron Club
April 6, 1974
10/121 3560-006
Foreign and Defense Policy Initiatives
April 19, 1974
10/122 3560-006
"Detente and SALT"; Overseas Press Club, New York, NY
April 22, 1974
10/123 3560-006
Democratic Forum
April 24, 1974
10/124 3560-006
Soviet Jews; Solidarity Day for Soviet Jewry; New York, NY
April 28, 1974
10/125 3560-006
"Soviet Activity in Syria, Iraq and Persian Gulf"; Anti-Defamation League; New York, NY
May 1, 1974
10/126 3560-006
"Elephant Economics"; League for Industrial Democracy
May 5, 1974
10/127 3560-006
Histadrut
May 14, 1974
10/128 3560-006
Inflation
May 21, 1974
10/129 3560-006
"Tribute to Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty"; U.S. Senate
May 21, 1974
10/130 3560-006
International Development Association; U.S. Senate
May 22, 1974
10/131 3560-006
Energy
May 22, 1974
10/132 3560-006
Arms Reductions; Textile Workers Union of America; Miami Beach, FL
May 28, 1974
10/133 3560-006
Israel Bond Luncheon
May 29, 1974
10/134 3560-006
Syrian-Israeli Disengagement
May 30, 1974
10/135 3560-006
"On Israeli-Syrian Separation of Foreign Agreement"
May 31, 1974
10/136 3560-006
"Energy Research Coming Decade"; Government Executive
May 1974
10/137 3560-006
"The Suez Canal and International Stability"; Sea Power
May 1974
10/138 3560-006
"Trade and Detente"; Harvard University. Business School; Cambridge, MA
June 1, 1974
10/139 3560-006
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency; U.S. Senate
June 4, 1974
10/140 3560-006
Nixon (Richard M.) Attack on Jackson Amendment
June 5, 1974
10/141 3560-006
"On U.S. Overseas Troop Developments"; U.S. Senate
June 7, 1974
10/142 3560-006
"On Technology Transfer"; U.S. Senate
June 7, 1974
10/143 3560-006
Face the Nation; CBS broadcast
June 9, 1974
10/144 3560-006
"On Strategic Research and Development Programs"; U.S. Senate
June 10, 1974
10/145 3560-006
"Technology Transfer to Eastern-Bloc Countries"; U.S. Senate
June 11, 1974
10/146 3560-006
Freedom of Emigration; Jerusalem Great Synagogue; New York, NY
June 12, 1974
10/147 3560-006
Peking Trip Announcement
June 12, 1974
10/148 3560-006
Nuclear Aid to Egypt
June 14, 1974
10/149 3560-006
Russell (Richard B.) Memorial Library Dedication; University of Georgia; Athens, GA
June 22, 1974
10/150 3560-006
"Detente: An Evaluation"; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee. Arms Control Subcommittee
June 24, 1974
10/151 3560-006
Disarmament Agreement; Kissinger (Henry) Testimony; U.S. Senate
June 24, 1974
10/152 3560-006
Arms Control Agreement
June 24, 1974
10/153 3560-006
Soviet Intimidation of Dissidents
June 25, 1974
10/154 3560-006
"Appeal from Soviet Jews in Moscow"
June 26, 1974
10/155 3560-006
Technology Transfer to U.S.S.R.
June 1974
10/156 3560-006
Arms Reduction
July 8, 1974
10/157 3560-006
"On Return from the People's Republic of China"; Washington, D.C.
July 8, 1974
10/158 3560-006
China
July 8, 1974
10/159 3560-006
Export of Nuclear Technology
July 10, 1974
10/160 3560-006
Sale of Surveillance Equipment to Soviets
July 12, 1974
10/161 3560-006
"Back from Peking, Jackson Urges Closer Relationship for U.S.-China"; The Los Angeles Times
July 12, 1974
10/162 3560-006
"Meet the Press"; NBC broadcast
July 14, 1974
10/163 3560-006
Sale of Surveillance Equipment to Soviets
July 17, 1974
10/164 3560-006
"Simas Kudirka"
July 18, 1974
10/165 3560-006
Sale of Surveillance Equipment to the Soviet Union
July 19, 1974
10/166 3560-006
Greece
July 26, 1974
10/167 3560-006
"On Ties with Moscow, Peking"; New York Times
July 28, 1974
11/1 3560-006
"Sale of Surveillance Equipment to Soviets"; U.S. Senate
July 31, 1974
11/2 3560-006
Détente
July 1974
11/3 3560-006
"On East-West Trade and Emigration"; California Israel Chamber of Commerce Magazine
August 5, 1974
11/4 3560-006
"Dealing with Moscow: East-West Experts View Values of Risks"; New York Times
August 7, 1974
11/5 3560-006
"China and American Policy"; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
August 12, 1974
11/6 3560-006
Jackson-Vanik Amendment; Press Conference; (HMJ, Ribicoff, Abraham, Javits, Jacob, at White House)
August 15, 1974
11/7 3560-006
Cyprus; Letter to Ford, Gerald R.
August 16, 1974
11/8 3560-006
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
August 19, 1974
11/9 3560-006
"Strategic Initiatives"; U.S. Senate
August 21, 1974
11/10 3560-006
Cyprus; Telegram to Ford, Gerald R.
August 27, 1974
11/11 3560-006
Cyprus; Free Cyprus Committee Rally
September 8, 1974
11/12 3560-006
MiddleEast; Hadassah National Convention; Atlanta, GA
September 8, 1974
11/13 3560-006
Valentyn Moroz; Letter to Brezhnev, Leonid
September 10, 1974
11/14 3560-006
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC); Los Angeles, CA
September 12, 1974
11/15 3560-006
"The Kurdish Struggle for Survival"
September 12, 1974
11/16 3560-006
"Threat of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Oil Cartel"; Lowenstein Breakfast; Lawrence, NY
September 19, 1974
11/17 3560-006
"On the Eagleton (Thomas) Cyprus Amendment"; U.S. Senate
September 19, 1974
11/18 3560-006
Export-Import Bank
September 19, 1974
11/19 3560-006
"The Crisis of the Contemporary Presidency"; Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, New York, NY
September 21, 1974
11/20 3560-006
Cyprus; Federation of American Hellenic Societies Rally; New York, NY
September 23, 1974
11/21 3560-006
Bipartisan Energy Program, Oil Price Cut, Freeze on Oil Imports
September 30, 1974
11/22 3560-006
Military Aid to Turkey
September 30, 1974
11/23 3560-006
"Human Detente"; International Journal of GroupTensions
September 1974
11/24 3560-006
World Food Conference
October 2, 1974
11/25 3560-006
Urging Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to Provide Oil for Fertilizer for World's Poor
October 4, 1974
11/26 3560-006
Grain Sales to U.S.S.R.
October 8, 1974
11/27 3560-006
Russian Grain Sales; U.S. Senate
October 8, 1974
11/28 3560-006
Against Waiving the Eagleton Amendment in favor of Turkey; U.S. Senate
October 9, 1974
11/29 3560-006
Presidential Energy Program; Washington, D.C.
October 10, 1974
11/30 3560-006
"A Peace Proposal"; Akteult
October 15, 1974
11/31 3560-006
Oil Prices
October 16, 1974
11/32 3560-006
Jackson-Vanik Amendment and Exchange of letters with Henry Kissinger
October 18, 1974
11/33 3560-006
Freedom of Emigration
October 21, 1974
11/34 3560-006
"Buying People's Freedom"; The Economist
October 26, 1974
11/35 3560-006
The Palestinian Liberation Organization; New York, NY
November 4, 1974
11/36 3560-006
Simas Kudirka -- Arrival in U.S.
November 6, 1974
11/37 3560-006
"To the Pilgrims of Great Britain; London, England
November 11, 1974
11/38 3560-006
"Letters to Save Valentyn Moroz"
November 21, 1974
11/39 3560-006
Restraining the Government and the Military; Anti-Defamation League; Chicago, IL
November 26, 1974
11/40 3560-006
Wire to Ethiopian Government
November 27, 1974
11/41 3560-006
Palestinian Liberation Organization
November 1974
11/42 3560-006
"In Support of the Eagleton Amendment"; U.S. Senate
December 4, 1974
11/43 3560-006
Arms Agreements
December 6, 1974
11/44 3560-006
"Face the Nation"; CBS Television broadcast
December 8, 1974
11/45 3560-006
Israel; U.S. Senate
December 10, 1974
11/46 3560-006
Palistinian Liberation Organization in the United Nations; Joint Distribution Committee
December 1974
11/47 3560-006
Jackson Waiver on Emigration Amendment; U.S. Senate
December 13, 1974
11/48 3560-006
Freedom of Emigration
December 13, 1974
11/49 3560-006
"Comments on International Law and Related Issues"; Phi-Delta Phi
December 1974
11/50 3560-006
"On the Vladivostok Strategic Arms Agreement"
December 1974
11/51 3560-006
Notes on Suez Canal
1974
11/52 3560-006
Soviet Jewry
1974
11/53 3560-006
European Security
1974
11/54 3560-006
Foreign Policy
1974
11/55 3560-006
East-West Trade Relations
January 26, 1975
11/56 3560-006
Vietnam Supplemental Appropriation; Los Angeles, CA
January 26, 1975
11/57 3560-006
"A National Economic Recovery Program"; U.S. Senate
February 3, 1975
11/58 3560-006
Presidential Candidacy Announcement; Washington Press Club; Washington, D.C.
February 7, 1975
11/59 3560-006
Defense and Campaign Issues; Meet the Press
February 9, 1975
11/60 3560-006
ABM Treaty; U.S. Senate. Arms Control Subcommittee
February 11, 1975
11/61 3560-006
Human Rights -- Vins, Georgi
February 25, 1975
11/62 3560-006
"The Suez Canal and International Stability"; St. Johns University
February 25, 1975
11/63 3560-006
Schlesinger, James, Testimony; U.S. Senate. Arms Control Subcommittee
March 6, 1975
11/64 3560-006
Terrorist Attack; Israeli Press; Washington, D.C.
March 6, 1975
11/65 3560-006
Human Rights; Committee for the Defense of Soviet Political Prisoners; New York, NY
March 18, 1975
11/66 3560-006
Middle East; Baton Rouge, LA
March 25, 1975
11/67 3560-006
Foreign Policy; U.S. Senate (Press Gallery)
March 26, 1975
11/68 3560-006
Kissinger (Henry) Latin American Trip; U.S. Senator Letter
March 26, 1975
11/69 3560-006
"Vladivostok and Strategic Arms Reduction"; U.S. Senate
March 26, 1975
11/70 3560-006
Separation of East-West Families; Letter to and Reply from Simon, William E.
March 27 and April 11, 1975
11/71 3560-006
The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development -- Chenery, Hollis B.; U.S. Senate. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigation
March - September 1975
11/72 3560-006
Secret Vietnam Agreements; U.S. Senate
April 8, 1975
11/73 3560-006
White House Confirmation of Secret Vietnam Promises
April 9, 1975
11/74 3560-006
Secret Vietnam Agreements; The Today Show; Washington, D.C.
April 10, 1975
11/75 3560-006
Detente: The Right to Emigrate; Solidarity Day; New York, NY
April 13, 1975
11/76 3560-006
Secret Vietnam Agreement; Issues and Answers
April 13, 1975
11/77 3560-006
Vietnam Withdrawal; CBS Morning News
April 14, 1975
11/78 3560-006
"Reassessing the Middle East"; U.S. Senate
April 15, 1975
11/79 3560-006
Executive and Legislative Cooperation; American Society of Newspaper Editors; Washington, D.C.
April 17, 1975
11/80 3560-006
Secret Diplomacy; Milwaukee County Democratic Dinner; Milwaukee, WI
April 18, 1975
11/81 3560-006
"Jackson Cautions Against South African Uranium Shipments"
April 22, 1975
11/82 3560-006
"The Armenian Struggle for Human Freedom"; U.S. Senate
April 24, 1975
11/83 3560-006
Trade with Romania
April 24, 1975
11/84 3560-006
"The Need for Full Disclosure of Vietnam Documents"; U.S. Senate
May 1, 1975
11/85 3560-006
Secret Diplomacy; People's Forum Series, Fairfield University; Fairfield, CN
May 2, 1975
11/86 3560-006
"The Middle East: An Assessment"; American Society of Technion, Israel Institute of Technology; Southfield, MI
May 4, 1975
11/87 3560-006
Freedom of Emigration; National Conference on Soviet Jewry; Leadership Assembly; Washington, D.C.
May 5, 1975
11/88 3560-006
Vietnam and Campaign Topics; Capital Cloakroom
May 7, 1975
11/89 3560-006
Vietnam Refugee's Aid; Letters to Sparkman, John J. and McClellan, John L.
May 8, 1975
11/90 3560-006
Jackson Appreciation Dinner; Washington, D.C. (Campaign Fundraiser)
May 13, 1975
11/91 3560-006
National Policy and Democratic Values"; Sweet Briar College; Sweet Briar, VA
May 18, 1975
11/92 3560-006
Turkey Military Assistance; U.S. Senate
May 19, 1975
11/93 3560-006
"SALT: Arms Reduction or Arms Expansion"; Democratic Review
May 20, 1975
11/94 3560-006
Award to Bensen, Lloyd; Histadrut
May 21, 1975
11/95 3560-006
World Health Organization Israeli Participation; Congressional Telegram to WHO
May 21, 1975
11/96 3560-006
Israel; U.S. Senate Letter to U.S. President Ford (Gerald)
May 22, 1975
11/97 3560-006
Africa and America Foreign Policy; Pan African Business Center; New York, NY
May 28, 1975
11/98 3560-006
Strategic Initiatives -- Opposing McIntyre Amendment; U.S. Senate
June 4, 1975
11/99 3560-006
Defense Oil Supplies; U.S. Senate
June 6, 1975
11/100 3560-006
Defense Procurement Act of 1970 Extension; U.S. Senate
June 6, 1975
11/101 3560-006
Wallace, George; Newsmakers Breakfast; National Press Club
June 10, 1975
11/102 3560-006
Latin America
June 23, 1975
11/103 3560-006
U.S.S.R.-MFN Status
June 25, 1975
11/104 3560-006
SALT Agreements -- Soviet Behavior
June 25, 1975
11/105 3560-006
Norwegian Immigration Commemoration; University of Washington, Seattle, WA
July 4, 1975
11/106 3560-006
Solzhenitsyn Reception Announcement
July 9, 1975
11/107 3560-006
Solzhenitsyn Reception Invitation
July 10, 1975
11/108 3560-006
Soviet Grain Negotiations
July 10, 1975
11/109 3560-006
U.S. Military Assistance to Turkey; U.S. House. International Relations Committee
July 10, 1975
11/110 3560-006
"Congress Welcomes Alexander Solzhenitsyn"; U.S. Senate
July 16, 1975
11/111 3560-006
Foreign Relations; Pennsylvania State American Legion; Pittsburgh, PA
July 16, 1975
11/112 3560-006
Kissinger (Henry) Attack on Solzhenitsyn, Alexander
July 16-17, 1975
11/113 3560-006
U.S. Presence in Triste, Italy; Letter to Kissinger, Henry A.
July 21, 1975
11/114 3560-006
HAWK Missile Sales to Jordan
July 22, 1975
11/115 3560-006
Helsinki Summit
July 22, 1975
11/116 3560-006
U.S. Romanian Trade Agreement and Freedom of Emigration; U.S. Senate
July 25, 1975
11/117 3560-006
"Diego Garcia"; U.S. Senate
July 28, 1975
11/118 3560-006
East Europe and Baltic States Presidential Retreat
July 28, 1975
11/119 3560-006
Opposing U.S. Military Assistance to Turkey; U.S. Senate
July 30, 1975
11/120 3560-006
Latin America
August 1, 1975
11/121 3560-006
Soviet Grain Shortages
August 8, 1975
11/122 3560-006
Request for Kissinger (Henry) to Testify Concerning SALT; U.S. Senate Arms Control Subcommittee
August 22, 1975
11/123 3560-006
U.S.-China Relations
September 25, 1975
11/124 3560-006
Israeli-Egyptian Disengagement Agreement; Brandeis University; New York, NY
September 9, 1975
11/125 3560-006
Amnesty International; Letter to Marcos, Ferdinand (Philippines President)
September 11, 1975
11/126 3560-006
Trading American Wheat for Soviet Oil
September 12, 1975
11/127 3560-006
"Syria and its Increasing Military Power"; American Friends of Tel Aviv University; Los Angeles, CA
September 14, 1975
11/128 3560-006
Israel-Syrian Conflicts; Israel Bonds Dinner; Pittsburgh, PA
September 30, 1975
11/129 3560-006
"The Presidential Crisis"; The Declaration, University of Virginia; Charlottesville, VA
October 2, 1975
11/130 3560-006
AFL-CIO Speech; San Francisco, CA (with press release)
October 6, 1975
11/131 3560-006
Plea to Free Mihajlov, Mihajlo; Letter to Yugoslavia President Tito, Josip Broz
October 8, 1975
11/132 3560-006
Sakharov (Andrei) Noble Peace Prize
October 9, 1975
11/133 3560-006
"Portugal and American Policy"
October 14, 1975
11/134 3560-006
200 Mile Fishing Limit
October 16, 1975
11/135 3560-006
SALT II; Letter to the U.S. President
October 23, 1975
11/136 3560-006
Moroz, Valentyn Support; Committee for the Defense of Valentyn Moroz; Philadelphia, PA
October 26, 1975
11/137 3560-006
Czechoslovakian 57th Anniversary of Independence; Denn Hlasatel
October 28, 1975
11/138 3560-006
"American Shipbuilding Technology and the Soviet Merchant Marine"; U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
October 29, 1975
11/139 3560-006
Israel Bond Dinner; Washington, D.C.; Wilmington, DL
October 29, 1975
11/140 3560-006
China
October 30, 1975
11/141 3560-006
U.S.-Latin American Relations
October 30, 1975
11/142 3560-006
"The Truth About the Jackson Record"; Jackson for President Committee
October 1975
11/143 3560-006
U.S. Foreign Policy
October 1975
11/144 3560-006
Schlesinger (James) Firing; The Today Show; Washington, D.C.
November 3, 1975
11/145 3560-006
Jackson Protests Plight of Ukranian Political Prisoners; Letters to U.S. and Soviet Officials
November 3, 1975
11/146 3560-006
International Freedom to Write and Publish Hearings; U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
November 5, 1975
11/147 3560-006
Culver Amendment on Diego Garcia; U.S. Senate
November 6, 1975
11/148 3560-006
Rumsfield, Donald and Bush, George; Springfield, MA
November 7, 1975
11/149 3560-006
Ford Administration Economic and Foreign Policy; United New England Society of Newspaper Editors; Springfield, MA
November 7, 1975
11/150 3560-006
Nations Zionism Resolution; United Jewish Council Rally; Long Beach, NY
November 9, 1975
11/151 3560-006
United Nations Vote Against Zionism
November 11, 1975
11/152 3560-006
Anderson (Clinton B.) Tribute; U.S. Senate
November 12, 1975
11/153 3560-006
Soviet Sakharov Visa Rejection
November 12, 1975
11/154 3560-006
Domestic and Foreign Polling Topics; Associated Press
November 17, 1975
11/155 3560-006
International Freedom to Write and Publish Hearings; U.S. Senate. Government Permanent Subcommittee
November 18, 1975
11/156 3560-006
Operations Committee on Investigations; Letter to Brezhnev on Behalf of Sakharov; U.S. Senate
November 18, 1975
11/157 3560-006
Campaign; Democratic Forum; Louisville, KY
November 23, 1975
11/158 3560-006
Sakharov, Andrei, Telegram to Breshnev (Leonid) on behalf of
November 25, 1975
11/159 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty; Letter to Ford, Gerald R.
November 26, 1975
11/160 3560-006
Foreign Policy; Des Moines Diocese; IW
November 26, 1975
11/161 3560-006
Foreign Policy
November 1975
11/162 3560-006
"Detente: Loaded in Russia's Favor"; U.S. News and World Report
December 8, 1975
11/163 3560-006
Ford, Gerald R. Visit to Indonesia
December 5, 1975
11/164 3560-006
Human Rights Declaration; U.S. Senate
December 10, 1975
11/165 3560-006
Schlesinger (James) Testimony
December 14, 1975
11/166 3560-006
Foreign Policy; Iowa Democrats
December 17, 1975
11/167 3560-006
Latin America
December 18, 1975
11/168 3560-006
Technology Transfer to Soviet Union; Letter to U.S. President (Ford, Gerald R.)
December 18, 1975
11/169 3560-006
SALT -- Soviet Violations; The Washington Post
December 23, 1975
11/170 3560-006
SALT Debate -- Kissinger, Henry, and Jackson, Henry M.; The Washington Post
December 28, 1975
11/171 3560-006
Angola; Los Angeles Times
December 31, 1975
11/172 3560-006
Energy Crisis
1975
11/173 3560-006
Foreign Policy
1975
11/174 3560-006
"Is the U.S. Still Number 1?"
1975
11/175 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1975
11/176 3560-006
Speeches -- Drafts
1975
11/177 3560-006
Chou En-Lai Death
January 8, 1976
11/178 3560-006
East-West Trade and Freedom of Emigration
January 15, 1976
11/179 3560-006
Defense Budget
January 20, 1976
11/180 3560-006
U.S. Presidential Candidate Forum; Meet the Press
January 18, 1976
11/181 3560-006
"America and Freedom's Future"; Landon (Alfred M.) Lecture; Kansas State University; Manhatten, KA
January 21, 1976
11/182 3560-006
Foreign Policy and Agriculture; Kansas State University; Manhatten, KA
January 21, 1976
11/183 3560-006
Defense Spending
January 23, 1976
11/184 3560-006
Alfalfa Dinner
January 24, 1976
11/185 3560-006
Heroin Trafficking
January 26, 1976
11/186 3560-006
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Activities; Telegram to U.S. House. Select Committee on Investigations Chair
January 26, 1976
11/187 3560-006
Foreign Policy; Boston Globe; Boston, MA
January 27, 1976
11/188 3560-006
Middle East Peace
January 27, 1976
11/189 3560-006
U.S. Foreign Policy; Guest Column for Gordon, Lou
January 28, 1976
11/190 3560-006
Eastern Bloc Emigration
January 29, 1976
11/191 3560-006
Jewish History Significance; Commentator, Yeshiva University; New York, NY
January 29, 1976
12/1 3560-006
Ireland
January 1976
12/2 3560-006
Middle East; Skeptic Magazine
January 1976
12/3 3560-006
Nuclear Weapons Limitations
January 1976
12/4 3560-006
Brussels Conference on Soviet Jewry Resolution; "Dear Colleague" Letter
February 3, 1976
12/5 3560-006
"Reflections on the United Nations, and Ambassador Moynihan's Departure"
February 4, 1976
12/6 3560-006
Angola
February 6, 1976
12/7 3560-006
"America Hasn't Lost it's Nerve"; Coalition for a Democratic Majority
February 8, 1976
12/8 3560-006
Moynihan, Daniel P. Support; New York, NY
February 8, 1976
12/9 3560-006
Greece/Cyprus; Greek Radio Script
February 12, 1976
12/10 3560-006
International Terrorism
February 17, 1976
12/11 3560-006
"American Seapower and the U.S. Navy"
February 18, 1976
12/12 3560-006
Discrimination Based on National Origin; Polish American Congress
February 27, 1976
12/13 3560-006
Ireland; Irish National Caucus
February 1976
12/14 3560-006
National Defense
February 1976
12/15 3560-006
"Jackson Calls on Tito to Save Mihajlov"
March 3, 1976
12/16 3560-006
"Opposing Supply of U.S. Arms to Egypt"; Florida
March 6, 1976
12/17 3560-006
Greco Topics; Greek World
March 10, 1976
12/18 3560-006
Cosponsors Bill to Counter Arab Boycott"; U.S. Senate
March 16, 1976
12/19 3560-006
Oil Companies Overcharges; U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
March 18, 1976
12/20 3560-006
Foreign Policy
March 19, 1976
12/21 3560-006
Egypt-Israel
March 22, 1976
12/22 3560-006
"Organic Union" among Eastern Bloc Countries
March 22, 1976
12/23 3560-006
Kirkland, Lane Dinner; AFL-CIO and Social Democrats, USA; New York, NY
March 25, 1976
12/24 3560-006
Helsinki Accords
March 26, 1976
12/25 3560-006
Soviet Political Prisoners Defense Rally; New York, NY
March 27, 1976
12/26 3560-006
In Honor of Norman Podhoretz; Jewish Teachers Association
March 28, 1976
12/27 3560-006
United States and Cuba
March 29, 1976
12/28 3560-006
Middle East
March 30, 1976
12/29 3560-006
Jerusalem as Israel's Capitol; Mailgram to Rabinowity, Stanley; Rabbinical Association
April 1, 1976
12/30 3560-006
Lebanon; National Association of Maronites; North Jackson, OH
April 1, 1976
12/31 3560-006
Greco-U.S. Relations; Daily Greek Papers; New York, NY
April 2, 1976
12/32 3560-006
Lebanon; Washington Post
April 2, 1976
12/33 3560-006
Lebanon; Reply to Most Reverend Zayek, Francis M.; Detroit, MI
April 5, 1976
12/34 3560-006
"On Secret Vietnam Agreements"; U.S. Senate
April 8, 1976
12/35 3560-006
Soviet Activists Support Freedom of Emigration Act; U.S. Senate
April 9, 1976
12/36 3560-006
Soviet Seizure of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
April 9, 1976
12/37 3560-006
U.S. Foreign Policy; Family Weekly
April 9, 1976
12/38 3560-006
"White House Confirmation of Secret Vietnam Promises"
April 9, 1976
12/39 3560-006
Sakharov, Andrei -- HMJ trying to call; Philadelphia, PA
April 15, 1976
12/40 3560-006
Military Assistance to Peoples Republic of China
April 13, 1976
12/41 3560-006
"America and Human Rights"; Philadelphia World Affairs Council; Philadelphia, PA
April 19, 1976
12/42 3560-006
"Jackson Staff Tinged with Red-Rocky Hints" -- Jackson Demands Public Apology from Rockefeller, Nelson
April 21, 1976
12/43 3560-006
Middle East; American Professors for Peace in the Middle East; Merion Station, PA
April 21, 1976
12/44 3560-006
Israel's 28th Anniversary
April 27, 1976
12/45 3560-006
International Development
April 1976
12/46 3560-006
U.S. Foreign Policy
April 1976
12/47 3560-006
American Israel Public Affairs Committee; 17th Annual Policy Conference
May 3, 1976
12/48 3560-006
Panama Canal
May 6, 1976
12/49 3560-006
Keel Laying Ceremonies of U.S.S. Bremerton; Gorten, CT
May 8, 1976
12/50 3560-006
Armed Forces Day; Puget Sound Naval Base Association; Bremerton, WA
May 15, 1976
12/51 3560-006
Soviet Jewry; The National Conference on Soviet Jewry
May 17, 1976
12/52 3560-006
Freedom of Religion; U.S. Senate
May 19, 1976
12/53 3560-006
U.S.-Romania Trade; Letter to Ceaucescu, Nicolae
May 19, 1976
12/54 3560-006
Pacific Northwest Commerce Outlook; Tacoma Propeller Club; Tacoma, WA
May 21, 1976
12/55 3560-006
SALT
June 2, 1976
12/56 3560-006
Bicentennial Commencement Address; Highline Community College; Midway, WA
June 10, 1976
12/57 3560-006
"America's Future and Our State's Traditions"; Western Washington State College; Bellingham, WA
June 11, 1976
12/58 3560-006
America's Benefits; Immigration and Naturalization Ceremony; Seattle, WA
June 14, 1976
12/59 3560-006
Minority Business Community; National Association of Minority Contractors; Seattle, WA
July 2, 1976
12/60 3560-006
"Bicentennial Celebration"; Lakewood, WA
July 3, 1976
12/61 3560-006
"Bicentennial Celebration"; Walla Walla, WA
July 4, 1976
12/62 3560-006
"The Navy and the Congress"; U.S. Naval Reserve; Seattle, WA
July 6, 1976
12/63 3560-006
Groundbreaking Ceremony, Navy Regional Medical Facility; Bremerton, WA
July 7, 1976
12/64 3560-006
History and Future of America; Rotary Club of Seattle; Seattle, WA
July 7, 1976
12/65 3560-006
Norwegian Day Nordic Festival; Seattle, WA
July 7, 1976
12/66 3560-006
Minuteman Missiles; U.S. Senate
August 2, 1976
12/67 3560-006
Labor; Washington State AFL-CIO Labor Council Convention; Seattle, WA
August 17, 1976
12/68 3560-006
Inclusion of Jackson Amendment in Democratic National Committee Plank; Letter to Moynihan, Dan
August 24, 1976
12/69 3560-006
Carlough (Edward) Salute; Washington, D.C.
August 25, 1976
12/70 3560-006
International Education Act; U.S. Senate
August 26, 1976
12/71 3560-006
"Seattle B'nai B'rith Celebrates 75th Anniversary"; U.S. Senate
September 7, 1976
12/72 3560-006
Jackson-Vanik Amendment -- proposed response to Carter, Jimmy
September 8, 1976
12/73 3560-006
Mao Tse-Tung Condolence; Letter to Chinese Ambassador
September 9, 1976
12/74 3560-006
Mansfield (Mike) Tribute; U.S. Senate
September 16, 1976
12/75 3560-006
Pastore, John; U.S. Senate
September 22, 1976
12/76 3560-006
American-Israel Public Affairs Committee Questionaire
September 28, 1976
12/77 3560-006
"Babi Yar -- 35th Anniversary"; U.S. Senate
September 29, 1976
12/78 3560-006
Carter (Jimmy) Presidential Campaign Letter
September 29, 1976
12/79 3560-006
Brasweel (Edward T.) Tribute; U.S. Senate
September 30, 1976
12/80 3560-006
"Soviet Acquistion of Western Technology; More Than Meets the Eye"
September 30, 1976
12/81 3560-006
Symington (Stuart) Tribute; U.S. Senate
September 30, 1976
12/82 3560-006
Hart (Phil) Tribute; ; U.S. Senate
September 30, 1976
12/83 3560-006
Kimmitt (Stan) Tribute; U.S. Senate
October 1, 1976
12/84 3560-006
Soviet Union Religious Freedom; U.S. Senate
October 1, 1976
12/85 3560-006
Carter (Jimmy) Presidential Support; Miami, FL
October 2, 1976
12/86 3560-006
U.S. Romanian Trade; Letter to Nicolae, Nicolae M.
October 18, 1976
12/87 3560-006
Israel; American Committee for Shaare Zedek Hospital, Jerusalem; Los Angeles, CA
October 24, 1976
12/88 3560-006
United Nations; U. N. Day
October 24, 1976
12/89 3560-006
Brown, George S.
October 1976
12/90 3560-006
"Negotiation and Statecraft"; U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
November 18, 1976
12/91 3560-006
Israel; Temple Emmanuel-Israel Dinner of State; Miami Beach, FL
December 11, 1976
12/92 3560-006
Civil Rights and Detente
1976
12/93 3560-006
Economic Strategy
1976
12/94 3560-006
Economic Statement
1976
12/95 3560-006
National Intelligence
1976
12/96 3560-006
United Nations Anti-Zionism Resolution
1976
12/97 3560-006
Middle East
1976
12/98 3560-006
Confirmation Hearing Questions to Brown, Harold; U.S. Senate
January 11, 1977
12/99 3560-006
Daoud (Abu) Release; Senatorial Letter to French Ambassador
January 12, 1977
12/100 3560-006
"Practical Ways to Advance International Human Rights"
January 19, 1977
12/101 3560-006
Arms Control; letter to Stennis, John
January 27, 1977
12/102 3560-006
Foreign Arms Sale Restriction
January 1977
12/103 3560-006
The Jackson Canonball
January 1977
12/104 3560-006
Technology Transfer
January 1977
12/105 3560-006
Ginzburg, Aleksander
February 7, 1977
12/106 3560-006
"Internationally Recognized Human Rights"; U.S. Senate
February 11, 1977
12/107 3560-006
Presidential Ambitions and SALT, Martin Agronsky interview
February 11, 1977
12/108 3560-006
Soviet Jewish Emigration; U.S. Senate Letter
February 18, 1977
12/109 3560-006
Warnke, Paul; NBC broadcast
February 20, 1977
12/110 3560-006
Distinguished Public Service Award Remarks; American Legion; Washington, D.C.
February 22, 1977
12/111 3560-006
Warnke (Paul) Nomination Hearing; U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee
February 22, 1977
12/112 3560-006
Warnke, Paul Hearing -- Summary Questions; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
February 23, 1977
12/113 3560-006
SALT Memo
February 1977
12/114 3560-006
Freedom of Emigration; U.S. Senate
March 2, 1977
12/115 3560-006
Technology and Science
March 2, 1977
12/116 3560-006
Warnke, Paul C. Nomination; U.S. Senate
March 4, 8, 9, 1977
12/117 3560-006
"In Pursuit of Excellence"
March 9, 1977
12/118 3560-006
U.S. Library of Congress; Letter to Boorstin, Daniel J.
March 11, 1977
12/119 3560-006
Financial Credit and Overlending to Foreign Countries; Letter to U.S. Treasury Department. Secretary
March 14, 1977
12/120 3560-006
Human Rights; Telegram to Brezhnev, Leonid
March 16, 1977
12/121 3560-006
Scharansky, Anatoly Plea (for release); U.S. Senate Letter to Brezhnev, Leonid
March 20, 1977
12/122 3560-006
Human Rights; U.S. Senate Letter of Support to U.S. President (Carter, Jimmy)
March 25, 1977
12/123 3560-006
Rudenka, Mykola and Tykhy, Oleksiy; U.S. Senate Letter to Soviet Ambassador
April 4, 1977
12/124 3560-006
"Human Rights: An International Responsibility"
April 12, 1977
12/125 3560-006
Middle East; Combined Jewish Appeal Dinner
April 13, 1977
12/126 3560-006
Cruise Missiles; letters to Brezezinsky, Zbigniew
April 22-27, 1977
12/127 3560-006
SALT; letter to Vance, Cyrus
April 29, 1977
12/128 3560-006
Face the Nation broadcast; Washington, D.C.
May 1, 1977
12/129 3560-006
Nureyev, Rudolf; letter to Soviet Authorities
May 25, 1977
12/130 3560-006
Technology Transfer; U.S. Senate Government Operations Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
May 25, 1977
12/131 3560-006
Human Rights; National Conference on Soviet Jewry Congressional Forum; Washington, D.C.
June 14, 1977
12/132 3560-006
Jackson-Vanik Amendment; letter to U.S. President
June 17, 1977
12/133 3560-006
Romanian Human Rights; letter to U.S. President
June 24, 1977
12/134 3560-006
Soviet Foreign Policy; letter to U.S. President
June 27, 1977
12/135 3560-006
Enhanced Radiation; U.S. Senate
June 30, 1977
12/136 3560-006
Neutron Bomb; U.S. Senate
July 12, 1977
12/137 3560-006
Nuclear Weapons; U.S. Senate
July 13, 1977
12/138 3560-006
Jackson-Vanik Amendment; letter to Secretary of State
July 13-14, 1977
12/139 3560-006
Jackson-Vanik Amendment; letter to U.S. President
July 15, 1977
12/140 3560-006
Kurdish Refugees; U.S. Senate letter
July 15, 1977
12/141 3560-006
Technology Transfer; letter to U.S. President
July 25, 1977
12/142 3560-006
The Chudnovsky Family; Telegram to the Soviet Union
July 27, 1977
12/143 3560-006
Bomber Range Limit; letter to Cabinet members
August 5, 1977
12/144 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee. . Arms Control Subcommittee
August 24, 1977
12/145 3560-006
"The Chudnovsky Family; Good News"
August 25, 1977
12/146 3560-006
Lance, Bert and Panama Canal Treaty; Face the Nation broadcast; Washington, D.C.
September 11, 1977
12/147 3560-006
Technology Transfer; letter to Cabinet Members
October 10, 1977
12/148 3560-006
Slepak Family
November 17-18, 1977
12/149 3560-006
International Sakharov Hearing; Rome, Italy
November 25, 1977
12/150 3560-006
McClellan (John L.) Tribute; U.S. Senate
December 7, 1977
12/151 3560-006
"U.S. Military Sales to Iran"
1977
12/152 3560-006
Human Rights; The Coalition for a Democratic Majority Dinner; Washington, D.C.
January 1978
12/153 3560-006
Humphrey (Hubert H.) Tribute
January 1978
12/154 3560-006
Natural Gas Deregulation; Face the Nation broadcast; Washington, D.C.
February 5, 1978
12/155 3560-006
China-American Relations
February 22, 1978
12/156 3560-006
China Trip
February 22, 1978
12/157 3560-006
Jackson-Vanik Amendment -- U.S.S.R.
March 5, 1978
12/158 3560-006
Soviet Trip Cancellation
March 10, 1978
12/159 3560-006
Panama Neutrality Treaty
March 16, 1978
12/160 3560-006
"Jackson calls on Administration to Give Higher Priority to China"
March 24, 1978
12/161 3560-006
"The Geopolitics of China's Oil"; The New York Times
March 25, 1978
12/162 3560-006
"China and United States Policy"; U.S. Senate Armed Services and Energy and Natural Resources Committees
March 1978
12/163 3560-006
The Marshall Plan in Retrospect; Marshall Associates Dinner; Lexington, VA
April 4, 1978
12/164 3560-006
"The Jackson Amendment and Freer Emigration"; National Conference of Soviet Jewry, National Leadership Assembly; Washington, D.C.
April 10, 1978
12/165 3560-006
Commodity Credit Corporation, Credits Proposal; Letters with Stevenson, Adlai
April 11 and 18, 1978
12/166 3560-006
"Proposed Middle East Arms Sales Package"; U.S. Senate
May 15, 1978
12/167 3560-006
Philadelphia Israel Rally; Philadelphia, PA
May 17, 1978
12/168 3560-006
"Solidarity Day"; New York, NY
May 21, 1978
12/169 3560-006
Neutron Production
June 12, 1978
12/170 3560-006
Crawford (F. Jay) Soviet Arrest; Letter to Soviet Ambassador
June 15, 1978
12/171 3560-006
Middle East; Letter to U.S. President
June 29, 1978
12/172 3560-006
Helsinki, Monitoring Groups; Noble Peace Prize
1978
12/173 3560-006
Nomination; June "Defense and East-West Policy"; U.S. Senate
July 10, 1978
12/174 3560-006
Ginzburg, Aleksander; Press Conference; Washington, D.C.
July 11, 1978
12/175 3560-006
Most Favored Nation Status and Romania; U.S. Senate Subcommittee on International Trade
July 12, 1978
12/176 3560-006
Attack Submarine Bremerton Launching; Greton, CT
July 22, 1978
12/177 3560-006
Visas; U.S. Senate
July 26, 1978
12/178 3560-006
Gasoline Deregulation; Meet the Press broadcast
September 10, 1978
12/179 3560-006
Middle East; National Israel Bond Conference; Washington, D.C.
September 17, 1978
12/180 3560-006
Human Rights; Coalition for a Democratic Majority; New York, NY
September 30, 1978
12/181 3560-006
Dresser Industries Hearing; U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
October 3, 1978
12/182 3560-006
"Scoop Views the Far East"; Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Dorothy, Jack)
October 3, 1978
12/183 3560-006
Lebanon; Letter to U.S. President
October 6, 1978
12/184 3560-006
King Khalid of Saudi Arabia; U.S. Senate
October 11, 1978
12/185 3560-006
"On a New Marshall Plan for the Middle East"; U.S. Senate
October 12, 1978
12/186 3560-006
United Nations Palestinian Committee; Letter to U.S. President
November 2, 1978
12/187 3560-006
"A New Marshall Plan for the Middle East"; American Jewish Congress Dinner; Los Angeles, CA
November 11, 1978
12/188 3560-006
"SALT and European Security"; North Atlantic Assembly Military Committee; Lisbon, Portugal
November 27, 1978
12/189 3560-006
"Henry Jackson on America's Foreign Policy"; The Washington Quarterly
1978
12/190 3560-006
U.S.-U.S.S.R. Relations
November 1978
12/191 3560-006
SALT II; Atlantic Assembly; Lisbon, Portugal
December 1, 1978
13/1 3560-006
Scharansky (Anatoly) Imprisonment; U.S. Congress Telegram to Brezhnev (Leonid)
January 19, 1979
13/2 3560-006
"Encirclement in the Middle East"; U.S. Senate
January 23, 1979
13/3 3560-006
Deng Xiaoping; Washington Plaza Hotel
February 4, 1979
13/4 3560-006
New Iranian Government; Face the Nation; CBS broadcast
February 11, 1979
13/5 3560-006
"Iran and the Middle East: Past and Present"; American Professors for Peace in the Middle East, George Washington University; Washington, D.C.
February 25, 1979
13/6 3560-006
SALT; Houston Forum Club; Houston, TX
March 9, 1979
13/7 3560-006
Middle East; Issues and Answers, ABC broadcast
March 11, 1979
13/8 3560-006
Computer Sales to Soviet Union
April 5, 1979
13/9 3560-006
Meet the Press, NBC broadcast; Washington, D.C.
April 8, 1979
13/10 3560-006
Nazi War Criminals Statute of Limitations Extension; U.S. Senate Letter to West German Chancellor
April 24, 1979
13/11 3560-006
Solidarity Sunday; New York, NY
April 29, 1979
13/12 3560-006
Friends of Freedom Awards Dinner Letter; Hyatt Regency, Washington, D.C.
May 1, 1979
13/13 3560-006
DDG-993; U.S. Senate
May 3, 1979
13/14 3560-006
McGovern Amendment Repeal Attempt; U.S. Senate Letter
May 8, 1979
13/15 3560-006
SALT II Treaty
May 9, 1979
13/16 3560-006
"Comments on SALT"; Seattle University Commencement Address; Seattle, WA
June 3, 1979
13/17 3560-006
Pope John Paul II's Poland Pilgrimage; U.S. Senate
June 7, 1979
13/18 3560-006
Soviet Jews Freedom Attempts; National Conference on Soviet Jewry; Washington, D.C.
June 10, 1979
13/19 3560-006
"The Signs of the Times"; Coalition for a Democratic Majority; Washington, D.C.
June 12, 1979
13/20 3560-006
Masonic Address; Everett Masonic Lodge; Everett, WA
June 16, 1979
13/21 3560-006
Deng Xiaoping
January 14, 1979
13/22 3560-006
Carter-Brezhev Summit; Issues and Answers, ABC broadcast
January 17, 1979
13/23 3560-006
SALT II
January 18, 1979
13/24 3560-006
Mendelevich, Yosef; Letter to Carter, Jimmy
June 19, 1979
13/25 3560-006
"Fear of Rejection on SALT"; U.S. Senate
June 19, 1979
13/26 3560-006
Commencement Address; Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Mount Scapus, Israel
July 2, 1979
13/27 3560-006
Terrorism as a Weapon in International Politics"; Jerusalem Conference on International Terrorism; Jerusalem, Israel
July 2, 1979
13/28 3560-006
Netanyahu (Jonathan) Memorial Service; Jerusalem, Israel
July 4, 1979
13/29 3560-006
"Most-Favored-Nation Status and Romania"; U.S. Senate. International Trade Subcommittee
July 19, 1979
13/30 3560-006
SALT; Letter to Carter, Jimmy
August 2, 1979
13/31 3560-006
Defense Budget; Telegram to U.S. President
September 8, 1979
13/32 3560-006
"Fortress Cuba"; U.S. Senate
September 11, 1979
13/33 3560-006
"Closing the Gap" (Hollings Amendment to Budget Resolution); U.S. Senate
September 18, 1979
13/34 3560-006
Wagner (Gustav Franz) Extradition From Brazil to West Germany; U.S. Senate Letter to Figueredo, Joao Baptista
September 26, 1979
13/35 3560-006
Holocaust Commission Report; Letter to Carter, Jimmy
September 27, 1979
13/36 3560-006
Soviet Combat Forces in Cuba
October 2, 1979
13/37 3560-006
"The Russians in Cuba and SALT; Other Views"; CBS broadcast
October 10, 1979
13/38 3560-006
Faith and Humanity Award; National Council of Jewish Women; Washington, D.C.
October 17, 1979
13/39 3560-006
Imprisoned Soviet Dissidents; U.S. Senate Letter to Brezhnev, Leonid
October 19, 1979
13/40 3560-006
China Trade Agreement; U.S. Senate
October 23, 1979
13/41 3560-006
"Jackson to Address NATO Conference in Ottawa"; Washington, D.C.
October 24, 1979
13/42 3560-006
"SALT and the Future of Freedom"; NATO Conference; Ottawa, Canada
October 26, 1979
13/43 3560-006
"SALT and the Future of Freedom"
October 29, 1979
13/44 3560-006
Human Rights Trial; U.S. Senate Letter to Husak, Gustav
October 31, 1979
13/45 3560-006
"China, Trade and MFN"; U.S. Senate. International Trade Subcommittee
November 1, 1979
13/46 3560-006
Volpert, Maria; Letter to Vance, Cyrus R.
November 7, 1979
13/47 3560-006
Angola; Letter to Brezezinski, Zbigniew
November 8, 1979
13/48 3560-006
1980 Defense Appropriation Act -- Hatfield Amendment; U.S. Senate
November 9, 1979
13/49 3560-006
"Cambodia's Anguish"; U.S. Senate
November 13, 1979
13/50 3560-006
Israeli Fighter Aircraft Production; U.S. Senate Letter to Brown, Harold
November 15, 1979
13/51 3560-006
Trade with the People's Republic of China
November 15, 1979
13/52 3560-006
Cambodia; Letter to Dobrynin, Anatoly F.; Washington, D.C.
November 16, 1979
13/53 3560-006
Somalia; Letter to Carter, Jimmy
November 16, 1979
13/54 3560-006
"Cuban Build Up"; Port Angeles Evening News Letter; Port Angeles, WA
December 5, 1979
13/55 3560-006
"The Struggle for Religious Freedom"; U.S. Senate
December 10, 1979
13/56 3560-006
"Are NATO Defenses Adequate?"; Family Weekly
December 19, 1979
13/57 3560-006
SALT II
December 20, 1979
13/58 3560-006
"Toward a Realistic International Policy: Guidelines for the 1970's"
1979
13/59 3560-006
U.S.-Romanian Trade Agreement and Freedom of Emigration; U.S. Senate
1979
13/60 3560-006
"Senator Henry Jackson Speaks on Mid-East"; Intermountain Jewish News
1979
13/61 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1979
13/62 3560-006
"China Trade, and Most Favored Nation" (MFN); U.S. Senate
January 22, 1980
13/63 3560-006
Sakharov (Andrei) Incarceration
January 22, 1980
13/64 3560-006
Sakharov (Andrei) Statement
January 23, 1980
13/65 3560-006
State of the Union Reaction
January 23, 1980
13/66 3560-006
State of the Union; CBS Morning News
January 24, 1980
13/67 3560-006
Foreign Policy; KPHO-TV broadcast; Phoenix, AZ
January 27, 1980
13/68 3560-006
Virginia General Assembly Address; Williamsburg, VA
February 2, 1980
13/69 3560-006
Middle East Oil, U.S. Senate. Energy and Natural Resources Committee
February 5, 1980
13/70 3560-006
"The United States, China, and the 1980's"; W.U. International Studies School; Seattle, WA
February 9, 1980
13/71 3560-006
Technology Transfer to Soviet Bloc; U.S. Senate
February 20, 1980
13/72 3560-006
Kaplan Award Acknowledgement; American Friends of Hebrew University; Miami Beach, FL
February 24, 1980
13/73 3560-006
Technology Transfer to the Soviet Union; Letter to Carter, Jimmy
1980
13/74 3560-006
Middle East Oil; U.S. Senate. Energy and Natural Resources Committee
March 13, 1980
13/75 3560-006
"The Making of a Human Rights Activist: Anatoly Scharansky"; U.S. Senate
March 18, 1980
13/76 3560-006
Meet the Press, NBC broadcast
April 13, 1980
13/77 3560-006
Oil Assessment; U.S. Senate. Energy and Natural Resources Committee
April 22, 1980
13/78 3560-006
"The Balance of Power and the Future of Freedom"; Friends of Freedom; Washington, D.C.
April 24, 1980
13/79 3560-006
Attempted Rescue of Hostages in Iran
April 25, 1980
13/80 3560-006
"The Gallant Ida Nudel"; Congressional Record
April 29, 1980
13/81 3560-006
Oil Geopolitics -- U.S. Defense Department; U.S. Senate. Energy and Natural Resources Committee
April 29, 1980
13/82 3560-006
"Technology Transfer to the Soviet Union"; 1980 U.S. Technological Policy Issues Conference; Washington, D.C.
April 30, 1980
13/83 3560-006
Oil Geopolitics: People's Republic of China Petroleum Resources Development; U.S. Senate. Energy and Natural Resources Committee
May 1, 1980
13/84 3560-006
Soviet Union; Statement to Tyrell, Bob, Jr.
May 16, 1980
13/85 3560-006
"New Directions for the Democratic Party"; Cook County Democratic Dinner; Chicago, IL
May 22, 1980
13/86 3560-006
"The Challenge of the 1980's; University of Puget Sound; Tacoma, WA
May 23, 1980
13/87 3560-006
"Extension of Jackson-Vanik Waiver Authority; U.S. Senate. International Trade Subcommittee
June 10, 1980
13/88 3560-006
"Mendelevich, Fiodorov, and Murzhenko - The Remaining Leningrad 3"; U.S. Senate
June 13, 1980
13/89 3560-006
Letter against S. 7203, Amendment 1183; U.S. Senate
June 17, 1980
13/90 3560-006
Letter to Carter (Jimmy) Protesting Military Equipment Sales to Saudi Arabia
July 8, 1980
13/91 3560-006
"Jackson-Vanik Waiver Authority Extension -- China, Romania, Hungary"; U.S. Senate. International Trade Subcommittee Testimony
July 21, 1980
13/92 3560-006
Open Convention
July 28, 1980
13/93 3560-006
Oil Geopolitics; U.S. Senate. Energy and Natural Resources Committee
July 31, 1980
13/94 3560-006
"Accountability for Committments"; U.S. Senate
August 21, 1980
13/95 3560-006
Campaign Analysis; Good Morning America, ABC broadcast; Washington, D.C.
August 22, 1980
13/96 3560-006
Middle East
August 1980
13/97 3560-006
"On a Pre-Production Program for Binary Weapons Facility; U.S. Senate
September 16, 1980
13/98 3560-006
"On Binary Facility Amendment to H. R. 7592, Military Construction Appropriations Bill; U.S. Senate
September 17, 1980
13/99 3560-006
Strategic Trade Office Act; U.S. Senate. Governmental Affairs Committee
September 24, 1980
13/100 3560-006
"Energy Implications of the Iranian-Iraqi Conflict"; U.S. Senate
September 25, 1980
13/101 3560-006
"The Madrid Conference and Soviet Emigration"; U.S. Senate
September 30, 1980
13/102 3560-006
Technology Transfer; Letters to Cabinet Members
October 1, 1980
13/103 3560-006
Jackson-Vanik Amendment; Letters to Presidential Candidates
October 2, 1980
13/104 3560-006
Carter (Jimmy) Introduction; Civil Leader's Meeting; Forest Hills, NY
October 13, 1980
13/105 3560-006
"The Political Implications of Soviet Power"; Sino-Soviet Conference; Washington University; Seattle, WA
October 30, 1980
13/106 3560-006
Helsinki Final Act; Ad Hoc Citizens Committee for the Madrid Helsinki Review Meeting; Washington, D.C.
November 12, 1980
13/107 3560-006
Keenan, Joseph D. Tribute; Washington, D.C.
November 13, 1980
13/108 3560-006
Technology Transfer; Letter to Reagan (Ronald)
November 14, 1980
13/109 3560-006
Face the Nation; CBS broadcast; Washington, D.C.
November 16, 1980
13/110 3560-006
Oil Geopolitics Report; U.S. Senate. Energy and Natural Resources Committee
November 20, 1980
13/111 3560-006
Poland and Soviet Emigration; Atlanta
December 13, 1980
13/112 3560-006
Soviet Union Tactics
1980
13/113 3560-006
Haig (Alexander) Appointment
January 7, 1981
13/114 3560-006
"Jackson calls for Blue Ribbon Commission on Terrorism"
January 22, 1981
13/115 3560-006
Kirkpatrick, Jeanne; U.S. Senate
January 29, 1981
13/116 3560-006
Coalition for a Democratic Majority; Washington, D.C.
February 2, 1981
13/117 3560-006
Elson (Edward) Tribute; U.S. Senate
February 5, 1981
13/118 3560-006
Wattec Energy Conference; Knoxville, TN
February 20, 1981
13/119 3560-006
Commissioning of Submarine "Bremerton"; Greten, CN
March 28, 1981
13/120 3560-006
Budget Resolution Statement; U.S. Senate
April 1, 1981
13/121 3560-006
Middle East AWACS Protection
April 22, 1981
13/122 3560-006
Lifting of Grain Embargo
April 24, 1981
13/123 3560-006
"Building and Maintaining U.S. Naval Strength"; National Association of Superintendents of U.S. Naval Shore Establishments; Arlington, VA
April 28, 1981
13/124 3560-006
Torch of Learning Award Acknowledgement; American Friends of Hebrew University; Washington, D.C.
April 30, 1981
13/125 3560-006
Defense Department Authorization Bill (S. 815); U.S. Senate
May 13, 1981
13/126 3560-006
Carlough, Eddie; Hofstra University Law School, Hempstead, New York
May 15, 1981
13/127 3560-006
"Armed Forces Day Address"; Associates of U.S. Army, Puget Sound Chapter; Renton, WA
May 16, 1981
13/128 3560-006
Chemical Weapons Debate; U.S. Senate
May 21, 1981
13/129 3560-006
KOMO-TV Interview, Washington, D.C.
May 21, 1981
13/130 3560-006
Brotherhood Award Presentation; National Conference of Jews and Christians, Washington Region; Seattle, WA
May 30, 1981
13/131 3560-006
Holton-Arms School Commencement Address; Bethesda, MD
June 4, 1981
13/132 3560-006
Israeli Raid on Iraqi Nuclear Facilities
June 9, 1981
13/133 3560-006
Democratic Party; Letter to Party Members
June 10, 1981
13/134 3560-006
"20th Anniversary of Senator John Tower's Swearing In"; U.S. Senate
June 15, 1981
13/135 3560-006
Saudi Arabia Sale of F-15's and AWACS; U.S. Congress Letter to Reagan, Ronald; Washington, D.C.
June 17, 1981
13/136 3560-006
Jackson-Vanik Waiver; Letter to Gibbens, Sam
June 18, 1981
13/137 3560-006
World's Problems; Washington State Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention; Bellingham, WA
June 20, 1981
13/138 3560-006
Rostow (Eugene) Introduction; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
June 22, 1981
13/139 3560-006
Foreign Policy; Coalition for a Democratic Majority Panel; Washington, D.C.
June 23, 1981
13/140 3560-006
Lebanon; U.S. Senate
June 24, 1981
13/141 3560-006
U.S.S. "Crommelin" Launching; Seattle, WA
July 2, 1981
13/142 3560-006
Lovett, Robert A.; U.S. Senate
July 13, 1981
13/143 3560-006
Jackson-Vanik Waiver; U.S. Senate. Finance Committee
July 22, 1981
13/144 3560-006
Pentagon Management; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
July 28, 1981
13/145 3560-006
Foreign Policy Luncheon Outline; Seattle, WA
September 2, 1981
13/146 3560-006
"Senators Oppose Sale to Saudis"; U.S. Senate Letter
September 4, 1981
13/147 3560-006
Anwar Sadat Condolence
October 6, 1981
13/148 3560-006
"Notes for Spertus College of Judaica"; Chicago, IL
October 18, 1981
13/149 3560-006
"International Human Rights"; San Francisco, CA
October 24, 1981
13/150 3560-006
"The Struggle for Human Rights and Decency"; Joseph Prize for Human Rights
October 24, 1981
13/151 3560-006
"On the Proposed Advanced Warning Airborne Command System and F-15 Enhancement Arms Sale Package to Saudi Arabia"; U.S. Senate
October 28, 1981
13/152 3560-006
Rickover (Hyman G.) Retirement; Interview
November 13, 1981
13/153 3560-006
"Arms Control' Negotiations with the Soviet Union"; U.S. Senate
November 17, 1981
13/154 3560-006
Reagan (Ronald) Foreign Policy; KIRO-TV Interview; Washington, D.C.
November 18, 1981
13/155 3560-006
Expression of Support for Reagan (Ronald) Peace Initiative; U.S. Senate
November 19, 1981
13/156 3560-006
Award to Dogole, Harrison S.; Museum of American Jewish History; Philadelphia, PA
December 1, 1981
13/157 3560-006
B-1B Aircraft Amendment; U.S. Senate
December 3, 1981
13/158 3560-006
Sakharov, Andrei; U.S. Senate
December 8, 1981
13/159 3560-006
Alexseyeva (Lisa) Release
December 9, 1981
13/160 3560-006
Poland; Seattle Polish Home Association; Seattle, WA
December 23, 1981
13/161 3560-006
Congressional Visit to Buchenwald; Moment Magazine
1981
13/162 3560-006
"Centennial: Roosevelt, Franklin D."; U.S. Senate
January 28, 1982
13/163 3560-006
Rickover (Hyman G.) Gold Medal; U.S. Senate
January 28, 1982
13/164 3560-006
"International Solidarity Day Rally"; AFL-CIO; Washington, D.C.
January 30, 1982
13/165 3560-006
"Failing Soviet Gambits"
January 1982
13/166 3560-006
"Postal Service to Allow Left-Handers"
February 1, 1982
13/167 3560-006
Reagan (Ronald) Budget Proposed
February 8, 1982
13/168 3560-006
"Technology Transfer Policy -- The High Stakes"; U.S. Senate
February 11, 1982
13/169 3560-006
Hydrofoil Uses; USS Gemini Hydrofoil Launching
February 17, 1982
13/170 3560-006
U.S.-Soviet Strategic Balance; U.S. Senate. Subcommittee on Strategic and Theater Nuclear Forces
February 12, 1982
13/171 3560-006
Caribbean Basin Proposal; Interview
1982
13/172 3560-006
"On the Intelligence Identities Protection Act of 1982; U.S. Senate
March 1, 1982
13/173 3560-006
Nuclear Arms Reduction; U.S. Senate Letter
March 3, 1982
13/174 3560-006
Brezhnev (Leonid) Nuclear Arms Speech; Press
March 16, 1982
13/175 3560-006
Nuclear Arms Reduction Resolution; U.S. Senate
March 30, 1982
13/176 3560-006
This Week with David Brinkley, ABC broadcast
April 2, 1982
13/177 3560-006
People of the Sea; Fishermen's Festival Service; Seattle, WA
April 18, 1982
13/178 3560-006
Israel; Conference of Presidents of Jewish Organizations; Washington, D.C.
April 20, 1982
13/179 3560-006
U.S. Technology Transfer to Soviet Bloc; U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
May 4, 1982
13/180 3560-006
Nuclear Arms Reduction; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
May 12, 1982
13/181 3560-006
C-5 and 747 Aircraft; U.S. Senate
May 13, 1982
13/182 3560-006
"Does America Have a Peace Strategy?"; Plymouth Congregational Church; Seattle, WA
June 4, 1982
13/183 3560-006
Baltic Freedom Day; U.S. Senate
June 9, 1982
13/184 3560-006
"Release Walesa, Lech"; U.S. Senate
June 9, 1982
13/185 3560-006
Keynote Speech; Washington State Democratic Convention; Spokane, WA
June 12, 1982
14/1 3560-006
Lebanon; U.S. Senate Letter to Reagan, Ronald
June 15, 1982
14/2 3560-006
National Defense; Washington Conference of Seventh Day Adventists; Auburn, WA
June 26, 1982
14/3 3560-006
Nuclear Arms Reduction
June 28, 1982
14/4 3560-006
Arms Control Record
June 1982
14/5 3560-006
U.S.-U.S.S.R. Consultation Center; Seattle Times; Seattle, WA
July 2, 1982
14/6 3560-006
Jackson-Vanik Amendment Waiver; Letter to Gibbens, Sam
July 12, 1982
14/7 3560-006
Face the Nation, CBS broadcast; Washingotn, D.C.
July 18, 1982
14/8 3560-006
Jackson-Vanik Waiver Authority -- Romania, Hungary, China; U.S. Senate. International Trade Sub Committee
August 10, 1982
14/9 3560-006
"Nuclear War and the Hotline"; Wall Street Journal
September 3, 1982
14/10 3560-006
CBS Morning News; Seattle, WA
September 7, 1982
14/11 3560-006
Lebanon
September 20, 1982
14/12 3560-006
Lebanon; Good Morning America, ABC broadcast
September 21, 1982
14/13 3560-006
Lebanon, Today Show, NBC broadcast; Washington, D.C.
September 22, 1982
14/14 3560-006
Middle East; Capitol Cloakroom, CBS broadcast
September 23, 1982
14/15 3560-006
Campaign; Seattle, WA
September 1982
14/16 3560-006
Soviet Studies
September 1982
14/17 3560-006
Middle East Themes
September - December 1982
14/18 3560-006
International Financial Situation; Washington Council on International Trade; Tacoma, WA
October 14, 1982
14/19 3560-006
World Food Day; World Food Congress, Candidate Forum
October 16, 1982
14/20 3560-006
"U.S.-U.S.S.R. Consultation Center: A New Peace Initiative"; Washington. State University, Pullman, WA
October 22, 1982
14/21 3560-006
"U.S.-U.S.S.R. Hotline: A Fail-Safe Proposal"; Speakout, Common Cause
October 1982
14/22 3560-006
"Consultation and the Atlantic Alliance"; North Atlantic Assembly Political Committee; London, England
November 16, 1982
14/23 3560-006
Meet the Press, NBC broadcast; Washington, D.C.
November 28, 1982
14/24 3560-006
"Energy Statesman of the Decade"; Americans for Energy Independence; Washington, D.C.
November 30, 1982
14/25 3560-006
Themes for Israel Bond Event
December 2, 1982
14/26 3560-006
Brady, Nicholas F.; U.S. Senate
December 8, 1982
14/27 3560-006
Byrd, Harry Flood; U.S. Senate
December 8, 1982
14/28 3560-006
Cannon, Howard W.; U.S. Senate
December 8, 1982
14/29 3560-006
Hayakawa, S. I.; U.S. Senate
December 8, 1982
14/30 3560-006
Schmitt, Harrison "Jack"; U.S. Senate
December 8, 1982
14/31 3560-006
MX Missile
December 14, 1982
14/32 3560-006
Vallardes, Armando; Calzon (Frank) Cuban-American Foundation
December 15, 1982
14/33 3560-006
MX Missile; U.S. Senate
December 16, 1982
14/34 3560-006
Face the Nation; CBS broadcast; Washington, D.C.
February 20, 1983
14/35 3560-006
Carter (Jimmy) Introduction; Salute to Rickover, Hyman G.
February 28, 1983
14/36 3560-006
"Kampelman, Max: Citizen-Diplomat"; Max Kampelman Dinner; Princeton, NJ
March 1, 1983
14/37 3560-006
Most Favored Nation -- Romania
March 4, 1983
14/38 3560-006
This Week With David Brinkley, ABC broadcast
March 6, 1983
14/39 3560-006
Shcharansky; Anatoly
March 1983
14/40 3560-006
Adelman (Kenneth) Nomination; U.S. Senate
April 12, 1983
14/41 3560-006
"Senators Comment on U.S. Defense Department Confidence Building Measures"
April 12, 1983
14/42 3560-006
"Understanding the Holocaust"; U.S. Senate
April 12, 1983
14/43 3560-006
Begun, Iosif
April 13, 1983
14/44 3560-006
Report of the President's Commission on Strategic Forces; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
April 20, 1983
14/45 3560-006
Hecht, Abraham; U.S. Senate
April 21, 1983
14/46 3560-006
Armenian Tragedy; U.S. Senate
April 27, 1983
14/47 3560-006
"Labor and U.S. Central American Policy"; Hofstra University School of Law; Hempstead, NY
April 29, 1983
14/48 3560-006
Finkel, Matvey; Letter to Andropov, Yuriy V.
May 2, 1983
14/49 3560-006
Boeing 747 Purchase
May 2, 1983
14/50 3560-006
National Defense Funding Levels; U.S. Senate Letter
May 9, 1983
14/51 3560-006
Modernization of ICBM Forces; U.S. Senate. Appropriations Committee
May 10, 1983
14/52 3560-006
Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry
May 12, 1983
14/53 3560-006
"Toward a Long-Term Policy for Central America"; U.S. Senate
May 12, 1983
14/54 3560-006
Jackson-Vanik Amendment -- Hungary and People's Republic of China; Letter to Schultz, George
May 16, 1983
14/55 3560-006
Hope, Bob; U.S. Senate
May 17, 1983
14/56 3560-006
"Across the Dangers, The Great Futures"; Whitman College Commencement; Walla Walla, WA
May 22, 1983
14/57 3560-006
MX Missile; U.S. Senate
May 24, 1983
14/58 3560-006
Soviet-U.S. Hotline
May 24, 1983
14/59 3560-006
Terrorism; International Association of Bomb Technicians and Investigators Annual Meeting; Seattle, WA
May 30, 1983
14/60 3560-006
"Present Challenges to the World Economic System"; Friendly Ports Seminar; Seattle, WA
May 31, 1983
14/61 3560-006
Keynote Address, B'nai B'rith Anti-Defamation League; Washington, D.C.
June 8, 1983
14/62 3560-006
"Central American Commission"; U.S. Senate
June 15, 1983
14/63 3560-006
"A Jackson-Mathias-Barnes-Kemp Proposal"; The Washington Post
June 26, 1983
14/64 3560-006
"Committee Acts to Limit Defense Department Reliance on Polygraph Tests"
June 29, 1983
14/65 3560-006
"The Struggle for Human Rights and Decency"; United Jewish Appeal Conference; Reno, NV
June 1983
14/66 3560-006
Defense Authorization Bill; U.S. Senate
July 11, 1983
14/67 3560-006
Abram (Morris B.) Nomination; U.S. Senate; Judiciary Committee
July 13, 1983
14/68 3560-006
Defense Authorization; U.S. Senate
July 13-18, 1983
14/69 3560-006
"A Stolen Revolution"; Nicaraguan Revolution Anniversary Conference; Washington, D.C.
July 19, 1983
14/70 3560-006
Defense Authorization; U.S. Senate
July 26, 1983
14/71 3560-006
Extension of Jackson-Vanik Waiver Authority; U.S. Senate. International Trade Subcommittee
July 29, 1983
14/72 3560-006
Neiman's Emigration; Letter to Dobrynin
August 3, 1983
14/72a 3560-006
Background Material -- Miscellaneous
1958-1977
Speeches and Writings -- Jackson, Helen
Box/Folder Accession
14/73 3560-006
Highland High Commencement Address; Albuquerque, NM
June 2, 1975
14/74 3560-006
Albuquerque Luncheon; Albuquerque, NM
June 3, 1975
14/75 3560-006
Israel; Mizrachi Women; New York, NY
January 27, 1976
14/76 3560-006
Education; Brandeis University National Womens Conference Committee; New York, NY
January 27, 1976
14/77 3560-006
Greece; Helenic Universities Graduates' Association, Inc.; New York, NY
March 21, 1976
14/78 3560-006
Greek Independence; Hellenic Universities Graduates' Association, Inc.; New York, NY
March 21, 1976
14/79 3560-006
Soviet Religious Persecution; Old First Reformed Church; Philadelphia, PA
March 31, 1976
14/80 3560-006
Scripps College Commencement; Claremont, CA
June 6, 1976
14/81 3560-006
Human Rights; First United Methodist Church; Bellevue, WA
December 29, 1976
Speeches and Writings -- HMJ -- Black Books
Box/Folder Accession
14/82 3560-006
Congressional Period Vol. I (BB #1)
1941-1946
14/83 3560-006
Congressional Period Vol. I (BB #1)
1945
14/84 3560-006
Congressional Period Vol. I (BB #1)
1946
14/85 3560-006
Congressional Period Vol. III (BB #3)
1951
14/86 3560-006
Congressional Period Vol. III (BB #3)
1952
14/87 3560-006
Radio and Television Interviews Vol. I (BB #4)
1960-1962
14/88 3560-006
Radio and Television Interviews Vol. I (BB #4)
1957-1960
14/89 3560-006
Radio and Television Interviews Vol. I (BB #4)
1953-1957
15/1 3560-006
Radio and Television Interviews Vol. II (BB #5)
1969-1971
15/2 3560-006
Radio and Television Interviews Vol. II (BB #5)
1966-1968
15/3 3560-006
Radio and Television Interviews Vol. II (BB #5)
1962-1966
15/4 3560-006
Radio and Television Interviews Vol. II (BB #6)
1974-1977
15/5 3560-006
Radio and Television Interviews Vol. II (BB #6)
1972-1974
15/6 3560-006
Radio and Television Interviews Vol. III (BB #6)
1971-1972
15/7 3560-006
Radio and Television Interviews Vol. IV (BB #7)
1978-1980
15/8 3560-006
Soviet Threat (BB #8)
1970-1981
15/9 3560-006
Soviet Threat (BB #8)
1955-1969
15/10 3560-006
Foreign Aid (BB #8)
1956-1976
15/11 3560-006
National Security Policy Planning Machinery (BB #9)
1958-1965
15/12-13 3560-006
Excellence In Government -- People and Process (BB #9)
1968-1980
15/14 3560-006
National Defense (BB #10)
1973-1981
15/15 3560-006
National Defense (BB #10)
1959-1972
15/16 3560-006
National Defense (BB #10)
1954-1958
15/17 3560-006
Miscellaneous (BB #10)
1972-1981
15/18 3560-006
Miscellaneous (BB #10)
Scope and Content: Includes information concerning Africa.
1953-1972
15/19 3560-006
Polaris and Nuclear Navy (BB #11)
1957-1981
15/20 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile (BB #11)
1969-1971
15/21 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missile (BB #11)
1968-1969
16/1 3560-006
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty and Safeguards (BB #12)
1963-1972
16/2 3560-006
Arms Control (BB #12)
1958-1980
16/3 3560-006
Atomic Energy (BB #12)
1957-1975
16/4 3560-006
International Energy Crisis (BB #12)
1974-1975
16/5 3560-006
Missiles and Missile Diplomacy (BB #13)
1954-1960
16/6 3560-006
U.S. International Posture (BB #13)
1965-1975
16/7 3560-006
U.S. International Posture (BB #13)
1956-1965
16/8 3560-006
Civil Disorders Liberties (BB #13)
1957-1979
16/9 3560-006
SALT (BB #14)
1975-1980
16/10 3560-006
SALT (BB #14)
1972-1975
16/11 3560-006
SALT (BB #14)
1969-1972
16/12 3560-006
NATO -- General (BB #15)
1968-1979
16/13 3560-006
NATO -- General (BB #15)
1957-1967
16/14-15 3560-006
NATO -- Science and Languages (BB #15)
undated
16/16 3560-006
Middle East (Iran and Iraq) (BB #16)
1978-1981
16/17 3560-006
Middle East (Iran and Iraq) (BB #16)
1971-1977
16/18 3560-006
Middle East (Iran and Iraq) (BB #16)
1956-1971
16/19 3560-006
Jackson Russia Middle East Trip (BB #16)
1956
16/20 3560-006
Terrorism (BB #16)
1956-1976
16/21 3560-006
National Security and Foreign Affairs Vol. I (BB #17)
1971-1973
16/22 3560-006
National Security and Foreign Affairs (BB #17)
1967-1971
16/23 3560-006
National Security and Foreign Affairs Vol. I (BB #17)
1962-1965
17/1 3560-006
National Security and Foreign Affairs Vol. II (BB #18)
1959-1961
17/2 3560-006
National Security and Foreign Affairs Vol. II (BB #18)
undated
17/3 3560-006
National Security and Foreign Affairs Vol. III (BB #19)
1955-1957
17/4 3560-006
National Security and Foreign Affairs Vol. III (BB #19)
1951-1954
17/5 3560-006
National War College Speeches (BB #20)
1967-1973
17/6 3560-006
National War College Speeches (BB #20) (Jackson-Vonik)
1956-1966
17/7 3560-006
International Human Rights and Soviet Jewry (BB #21)
1978-1980
17/8 3560-006
International Human Rights and Soviet Jewry (BB #21)
1975-1977
17/9 3560-006
International Human Rights and Soviet Jewry (BB #21)
1972-1974
17/10 3560-006
People's Republic of China (BB #22)
1966-1980
17/11 3560-006
South East Asia (BB #23)
1967-1979
17/12 3560-006
South East Asia (BB #23)
1956-1966
17/13 3560-006
National Security - general (BB #23)
1958-1972
17/14 3560-006
Helsinki Summit (BB #23)
1975
17/15 3560-006
Secret Diplomacy (BB #23)
1975
17/16 3560-006
Technology Transfer (BB #23)
1974-1980
17/17 3560-006
United Nations (BB #24)
1962-1975
17/18 3560-006
Japan (BB #24)
1980
17/19 3560-006
Foreign Policy Comments and Notes (BB #25A)
1976-1981
17/20 3560-006
Russian Grain Deal (BB #25)
1973-1981
18/1 3560-006
Democratic Party Speeches (BB #25)
1968-1980
18/2 3560-006
Democratic Party Speeches (BB #25)
1958-1967
18/3 3560-006
Reagan Administration (BB #26)
1981-1983
18/4 3560-006
Foreign Affairs -- Poland (BB #27)
1981-1982
18/5 3560-006
Foreign Affairs -- United Nations (BB #27)
1982
18/6 3560-006
Foreign Affairs -- Foreign Aid (BB #27)
1982
18/7 3560-006
Foreign Affiars -- Soviet Union (BB #27)
1981-1983
18/8 3560-006
Foreign Affairs -- China (BB #27)
1981-1983
18/9 3560-006
Foreign Affairs -- Southeast Asia (BB #28)
1981-1982
18/10 3560-006
Foreign Affairs -- Central America (BB #28)
1981-1983
18/11 3560-006
Foreign Affairs -- South America (Falkland Islands) (BB #28)
undated
18/12 3560-006
Foreign Affairs -- Japan (BB #28)
1982
18/13 3560-006
Foreign Affairs -- Grain Embargo (BB #29)
1981
18/14 3560-006
Foreign Affairs -- Intelligence (BB #29)
1982
18/15 3560-006
Foreign Affairs -- NATO (BB #29)
1981-1983
18/16 3560-006
Foreign Affairs -- Technology Transfer (BB #29)
1981-1982
18/17 3560-006
Foreign Affairs -- Terrorism (BB #29)
1981-1983
18/18 3560-006
Foreign Affairs -- Export-Import Bank (BB #29)
1982-1983
18/19 3560-006
Foreign Affairs -- International Finance (BB #29)
1982-1983
18/20 3560-006
Democratic Party Speeches (BB #29)
1953-1957
18/21 3560-006
Foreign Interviews -- Interviews (T. V., Radio, Others) (BB #30)
1982-1983
18/22 3560-006
Foreign Affairs -- Interviews (T. V., Radio, Others) (BB #30)
1981
18/23 3560-006
Labor -- Diplomatic Immunity (BB #30)
1983
18/24 3560-006
Jackson-Vanek Amendment (Soviet Jewry) (BB #31)
1981-1983
18/25 3560-006
Holocaust (BB #31)
1981-1983
18/26 3560-006
Human Rights (BB #31)
1981-1982
18/27 3560-006
Armed Services (BB #32)
1981-1983
18/28 3560-006
Navy (BB #32)
1981-1982
18/29 3560-006
Chemical Warfare (BB #32)
1981-1983
18/30 3560-006
Defense Spending (BB #32)
1981-1983
18/31 3560-006
Civil Defense (BB #32)
1982
18/32 3560-006
Defense Budget (BB #32)
1983
18/33 3560-006
Strategic Nuclear Arms Reduction (BB #32)
1982-1983
18/34 3560-006
Strategic Nuclear Arms Reduction (BB #33)
1981-1983
18/35 3560-006
Arms Control (BB #33)
undated
18/36 3560-006
Commencement Addresses (BB #34)
1981-1983
18/37 3560-006
Excellence In Government (BB #34)
1980
18/38 3560-006
Miscellaneous -- Fisherman's Festival, etc. (BB #34)
1982
18/39 3560-006
Personal Tributes
1981-1983
18/40 3560-006
Democratic Party (BB #34)
1982
18/41 3560-006
Biographical Notes (BB #34)
1982-1983
18/42 3560-006
U.S. Government Operations Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (BB #34)
1979
18/43 3560-006
Views on Israel (BB #35)
1971-1983
18/44 3560-006
Middle East (BB #35)
1982-1983
18/45 3560-006
Middle East (BB #35)
1981
19/1 3560-006
Domestic Issues (BB #36)
1971-1983
19/2 3560-006
Energy (BB #36)
1980-1982
19/3 3560-006
Opening Statements (BB #37)
1965-1978
19/4 3560-006
Opening Statements (BB #37)
1962-1964
19/5 3560-006
Interesting Newspaper Clippings (BB #38)
1978-1983
19/6 3560-006
Interesting Newspaper Clippings (BB #38)
1956-1978
Speeches and Writings -- Others
Box/Folder Accession
19/7 3560-006
Abir, Mordechai; "The Reopening of the Suez Canal --Strategic Aspects"
May 19, 1974
19/8 3560-006
Abram, Morris B.; Activities of the Institute forPolicy Studies
February 1981
19/9 3560-006
Academic Committee on Soviet Jewry; "JewishnessRediscovered: Jewish Identity in the Soviet Union"
1974
19/10 3560-006
Acheson, Dean; "The Significance of SovietProductive Power"; Brandeis University Commencement Address
June 10, 1956
19/11 3560-006
Adelman, Kenneth L.; "Rafshooning the Armageddon:The Selling of SALT"; Policy Review
Summer 1979
19/12 3560-006
Advisory Committee on European Democracy andSecurity; "Imbalances in the Alliance, TNF and the Democratic Left: Report of aConference in Brussels"
February 19, 1981
19/13 3560-006
Agnew, Harold M.; "What's Wrong with Sentinel"
February 1969
19/14 3560-006
Aid to the Church in Need; "Catholics in SovietOccupied Lithuania"
1980
19/15 3560-006
Alabin, N. I., Egoror, P. T. and Shlyakhov, I. A.;"Civil Defense (Grazhdanskaya Oborona)"
November 4, 1970
19/16 3560-006
Alapas, George; "The Jackson Record on Israel: TheOrigins and Background of One Senator's Stand"
undated (early) 1970
19/17 3560-006
Albright, George; "The Pact of Two Henry's"; The New York Times Magazine
January 5, 1975
19/18 3560-006
Aldridge, Robert C.; "ELF: First-Strike Radio - TheUnderground Trigger Finger"; The Nation
June 16, 1979
19/19 3560-006
Alkhimov, V. S.; "Foreign Trade of the U.S.S.R. andQuestions Relating to the Development of Soviet-American Trade and EconomicRelations"; U.S.-Soviet Conference
February 27-28, 1973
19/20 3560-006
Alsop, Joseph and Stewart: "Why Russia is Strong"; Encounter
June 1956
19/21 3560-006
American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee;"American Christians Speak Out for Peace in Lebanon: Statements from aCongressional Briefing"
June 23, 1982
19/22 3560-006
American Association for the InternationalCommission of Jurists; "Toward an Integrated Human Rights Policy"
1979
19/23 3560-006
American Broadcasting Corporation; Summary of the"If You Were the President (Program)"
August 3, 1981
19/24 3560-006
The American Coalition; "The Civil War in Angola:Can America Afford Neutrality"
December 1975
19/25 3560-006
American Council for World Freedom; "ACWF CommendsGoldberg for Belgrade Committment, Proposes Human Rights Cases for U.S. Action"
November 1977
19/26 3560-006
Applwhite, Harry C.
undated
19/27 3560-006
AFL-CIO "Statement by the AFL-CIO Executive Councilon East-West Trade"
May 9, 1973
19/27 3560-006
"Statements and Reports Adopted by the AFL-CIOExecutive Council"
February 18-25, 1980
19/28 3560-006
The American Jewish Committee "Examines the Issues"
November 1979
19/28 3560-006
Immigration Policy; Smith, William French
August 3, 1981
19/29 3560-006
American Jewish Congress; "The Palestinians: AnEssay on the Uses of Propaganda and Terror"
1980
19/30 3560-006
The American Legion; Resolutions on ABM, Viet- andReserve Officers Training Corps Program
March 26, 1969
American Security Council
Box/Folder Accession
19/31 3560-006
"The Changing Strategic Military Balance -- U.S. vs. U.S.S.R"
June 1967
19/31 3560-006
"The ABM and the Changed Strategic Military Balance -- U.S.A. vs. U.S.S.R."
May 1969
19/31 3560-006
Letter from Smith, Malcolm E. Summarising American Security Council Studies
July 15, 1969
19/31 3560-006
"U.S.S.R. vs. U.S.A. The ABM and the Changed Military Balance"
1970
Box/Folder Accession
19/32 3560-006
American Transylvanian Federation; "Witness toCultural Genocide: First Hand Reports on Romanias Minority Policies Today"
1979
Amnesty International
Box/Folder Accession
19/33-34 3560-006
"Political Imprisonment in Spain"
August 1973
19/33-34 3560-006
"Political Prisoners in South Vietnam"
1973
19/33-34 3560-006
"Political Repression in South Korea"
October 1974
19/33-34 3560-006
"Workshop on Human Rights: Report and Recommendations"
November 29 - December 1, 1974
19/33-34 3560-006
"Chile"
1974
19/33-34 3560-006
"Annual Report"
1974-1975
19/33-34 3560-006
"Women in Prison"
March 1975
19/33-34 3560-006
"Report of the Mission to the Republic of Korea"
March 27 - April 9, 1975
19/33-34 3560-006
"Journalists in Prison"
April 28, 1975
19/33-34 3560-006
"Lawyers in Prison"
August 21, 1975
19/33-34 3560-006
"Report of an Amnesty International Mission to Spain"
July 1975
19/33-34 3560-006
"Report of an Inquiry into Allegations of Ill-Treatment in Northern Ireland"
June 1975
19/33-34 3560-006
"Amnesty International Report Details Legal and Penal Abuses Directed Against Political and Religious Prisoners in the Soviet Union"
November 17, 1975
Arbator, George A.
Box/Folder Accession
19/35 3560-006
"Economic Development of the U.S.S.R. and the Prospects for International Division of Labor"; U.S.-- Soviet Conference
February 27-28, 1973
19/35 3560-006
"Security in the Nuclear Age and Washington Policies"; Foreign Broadcast Information Service Translation
July 18, 1980
Box/Folder Accession
19/36 3560-006
Armstrong, DeWitt C.; "Professional Manning ofNational Security Policy Machinery"
May 11, 1962
Arneson, R. Gordon
Box/Folder Accession
19/37 3560-006
"The H-Bomb Decision"; Foreign Service Journal
May 1969
19/37 3560-006
"The Arms Race' and Other Myths"
undated (mid) 1960s
Box/Folder Accession
19/38 3560-006
Association for a Free Ukraine; "Voices of HumanCourage: Appeals from Two Soviet Ukrainian Intellectuals to Soviet Authorities"
1968
19/39 3560-006
The Atlantic Council of the United States; "TheCredibility of the U.N."
undated
19/40 3560-006
Ayres, Robert L.; "Development Policy and thePosibility of a 'Livable', Future for Latin America"; American Political Science Review
1975
Ball, George W.
Box/Folder Accession
19/41 3560-006
"The Issue in Vietnam"; Northwestern University Alumni Association; Evanston, IL
January 30, 1966
19/41 3560-006
"We Should De-escalate the Importance of Vietnam"; New York Times Magazine
December 21, 1969
19/41 3560-006
"A Reply to Arthur Goldberg"; Washington Post
January 8, 1971
19/41 3560-006
"Foreign Policy -- With Too Many Voices"; Washington Post
July 30, 1979
Box/Folder Accession
19/42 3560-006
Barnds, William J.; "The Impact of the Sino-SovietDispute on South Asia"
September 25, 1980
19/43 3560-006
Barnett, A. Doak; "The FX Decision: 'Another CrucialMoment' in U.S.-China-Taiwan Relations"
1981
19/44 3560-006
Barnett, Frank R.; "The Case for InterdisciplinaryEducation in National Security Affairs"; The American Oxonian
January 1971
Barran, David
Box/Folder Accession
19/45 3560-006
Recent Events and Future Problems Related to Expropriation and Nationalization of Direct Investment; Morgan Guarantee Trust Company
February 5, 1971
19/45 3560-006
"Oil in the Changing Seventies"; Fuel Luncheon Club
February 16, 1971
Box/Folder Accession
19/46 3560-006
Bauman, Steven T.; "Soviet Jewry East-West Trade andthe Jackson-Vance Bill"
March 1973
19/47 3560-006
Bergland, Bob; U.S. Agricultural Trade with China;U.S. Senate. Foreign Agricultural Policy Subcommittee
March 13, 1979
19/48 3560-006
Bergman, Elihu; Position of Americans for EnergyIndependence; U.S. Congress. Joint Economic Committee Energy Subcommittee
March 21, 1978
Berkes, Ross N.
Box/Folder Accession
19/49 3560-006
"The Anglo-American Alliance"; Current History
May 1964
19/49 3560-006
"The Indian-Pakistani Relations"; Current History
May 1967
Box/Folder Accession
19/50 3560-006
Bethe, Hans A.; "The Case for Ending Nuclear Tests"; Atlantic Monthly
August 1960
19/51 3560-006
Bialer, Seweryn; "The Sino-Soviet Conflict: TheSoviet Perspective"
October 1980
19/52 3560-006
Biemiller, Andrew J., The Impact of MultinationalCorporations on the U.S. Economy; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
December 10, 1975
19/53 3560-006
Blaustein, Jacob; Influence of the United StatesConstitution Abroad.; Letter for the Congressional Record
May 1980
19/54 3560-006
B'nai B'rith, Anti-Defamation League of;"Terrorism's Targets: Democracy, Israel and Jews"
Summer 1981
19/55 3560-006
B'nai B'rith Women; Executive Board MeetingResolutions
September 28-30, 1980
19/56 3560-006
Borsuk, Paul H.; "The Sino-Soviet Dispute in the1970's; Soviet Foreign and Security Problems and Policies"
November 1980
19/57 3560-006
Brainard, Lawrence J.; "Does the Soviet Union NeedU.S. Credits?" American Association for the Advancement of Slavic StudiesSymposium
May 9, 1975
19/58 3560-006
Brandon, Donald; "European Security Conference"; Worldview
January 1971
Brennan, Donald G.
Box/Folder Accession
19/59 3560-006
"New Thoughts on Missile Defense"; Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
June 1967
19/59 3560-006
"The Case for Missile Defense"; Foreign Affairs
April 1969
19/59 3560-006
"Briefing Charts on Some European Security Issues"
February 22, 1973
Box/Folder Accession
19/60 3560-006
Brichant, Andrew A.; "The East-West Trade andAmerica"
undated (late) 1960s
19/61 3560-006
Bronk, Detlev W.; "'Idea that Science Can SolveEverything' is a False One"; U.S. News and World Report
February 22, 1960
19/62 3560-006
Brosio, Manlio; NATO Issues; Parliamentary Assemblyof Western European Union
November 17, 1970
19/63 3560-006
Brown, Harold; U.S. Interests in the 1980s; Councilon Foreign Relations
March 6, 1980
20/1 3560-006
Brown, William Adams and Opie, Redvers; "AmericanForeign Assistance"
April 1957
20/2 3560-006
Brouwer, L. E. J.; Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.;Shareholders Meeting Report
April 20, 1971
Brzezinski, Zbigniew
Box/Folder Accession
20/3 3560-006
"Sufficiency for War or Peace"; Newsweek
April 26, 1971
20/3 3560-006
"Peace and National Security"; The Weizmann Institute of Science
October 8, 1978
20/3 3560-006
"SALT and National Security"; Chicago Council on Foreign Relations
April 4, 1979
20/3 3560-006
Interview by Thomas Kielinger and Michael Taty
April 23, 1979
20/3 3560-006
"SALT and National Security"; School of International Affairs Alumni Association
September 27, 1979
20/3 3560-006
"Interview on ABC's 'Issues and Answers'"
April 27, 1980
Box/Folder Accession
20/4 3560-006
Bucy, J. Fred; "On Stragegic Technology Transfer tothe Soviet Union"; International Security
1977
20/5 3560-006
Buchheim, Robert W.; "Nuclear Weapons and Politics";Arizona State University Commencement Address
May 13, 1982
20/6 3560-006
Buckley, James L.; Letter Offering Co-Sponsorship onCSCE
July 16, 1975
20/7 3560-006
Bundy, William P.; "The Path to Vietnam"
September 1967
20/8 3560-006
Burns, Arthur F.; "Reflections on the NATOAlliance"; German Federal Armed Forces Command
October 20, 1982
20/9 3560-006
Burns, James McGregor; "Jimmy Carter's Strategy for1980"; The Atlantic
undated 1979
20/10 3560-006
Burt, Richard; "NATO and Nuclear Deterrence"; ArmsControl Association Conference on "Nuclear Weapons in Europe: Modernization andLimitation"
September 23, 1981
20/11 3560-006
Bush, George; Foreign Policy
June 23, 1979
20/12 3560-006
Butterfield, Fox; "China: Someone is AlwaysWatching"; Seattle Post-Intelligencer
May 16, 1982
20/13 3560-006
Butz, J. S.; "The Case for the Defense"; Air ForceMagazaine
November 1967
20/14 3560-006
Calkins, Hugh; "The Role of Congress in CreatingPublic Support for National Security Policies"
January 1960
Callen, Earl
Box/Folder Accession
20/15 3560-006
"International Scientific Exchange"
August 1973
20/15 3560-006
"How Much is Sakharov Worth?"
January 1974
20/15 3560-006
"Detente-Scientific and Technological Relations"; U.S. House. Foreign Affairs Committee; Europe Subcommittee
June 5, 1974
Box/Folder Accession
20/16 3560-006
Campaign for United Nations; "Resolution andMemorandum on SALT Protocol Verification Problem"
April 12, 1979
Carr, Maurice
Box/Folder Accession
20/17 3560-006
"One Man's Exodus"; The National Jewish Monthly
March 1972
20/17 3560-006
"Yehezkel: The Story of a 20th Century Job"; The National Jewish Monthly
May 1972
Carter, Jimmy
Box/Folder Accession
20/18-19 3560-006
Approach to Foreign Policy if Elected; Chicago Council on Foreign Relations
March 15, 1976
20/18-19 3560-006
"President-elect Jimmy Carter's Views Concerning Foreign Policy"; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
November 23, 1976
20/18-19 3560-006
"Exchange of Remarks Upon Departure of Anwaral Sadat"
February 8, 1978
20/18-19 3560-006
Views on America's Security Responsibilities; Receipt of Honorary Doctor of Engineering Degree; Georgia University
February 20, 1979
20/18-19 3560-006
National Security Matters of Vital Importance; Wake Forest University Graduating Class
March 17, 1978
20/18-19 3560-006
Foreign Policy; U.S. Naval Academy
June 7, 1978
20/18-19 3560-006
Foreign Policy; Georgia Tech
February 20, 1979
20/18-19 3560-006
The Press and Foreign Policy; American Publishers Association
April 24, 1979
20/18-19 3560-006
The Truth of the Nuclear Age; U.S. Congress
June 18, 1979
20/18-19 3560-006
"Soviet Troops in Cuba"; Television Address to the Nation
October 1, 1979
20/18-19 3560-006
Security of the Nation; Business Council
December 12, 1979
20/18-19 3560-006
"Eighth Semi-Annual Report"; Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
December 1, 1979 - May 31, 1980
20/18-19 3560-006
"Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan"; Address to the Nation
January 4, 1980
20/18-19 3560-006
"National Security Goals"; American Legion
February 19, 1980
20/18-19 3560-006
"U.S. Actions Against Iran"
April 7, 1980
20/18-19 3560-006
"The U.S. Course in a Changing World"; American Society of Newspaper Editors
April 10, 1980
20/18-19 3560-006
"Muskie Named Secretary; Rescue Attempt Reviewed"
April 29, 1980
20/18-19 3560-006
"U.S.-China Agreements" After Signing
September 17, 1980
The Center for Strategic and International Studies
Box/Folder Accession
20/20-21 3560-006
"The Indian Ocean: A Conference Report"
March 18-19, 1971
20/20-21 3560-006
"The United States and China: Implications for the Soviet Union and Japan"
October 15, 1971
20/20-21 3560-006
"Understanding the Solzhenitsyn Affair: Assent and its Control by the U.S.S.R."
1974
20/20-21 3560-006
"Iraqi Forces in the Persian Gulf"
April 21, 1982
20/20-21 3560-006
"Regional Forces in the Persian Gulf"
June 30, 1982
Box/Folder Accession
20/22 3560-006
The Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions;"ABM: Yes or No?"
1969
20/23 3560-006
Chang, Parris; "Moscow has a China Card Too"; Newsweek
August 2, 1982
20/24 3560-006
Chase World Information; "Soviet-Western EuropeRapprochement" Eastwest Markets
November 14, 1973
China. Embassy. U.S.
Box/Folder Accession
20/25 3560-006
"Joint Communique"; Nixon's Visit to China
February 1972
20/25 3560-006
Hua Kuo-Feng; Political Report; Eleventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China
August 12, 1977
20/25 3560-006
Yeh Chien-Ying. Party Constitution Revision; 11th National Congress of the Communist Party of China
August 13, 1977
20/25 3560-006
"Constitution of the Communist Party of China"; 11th National Congress of the Communist Party of China
August 18, 1977
20/25 3560-006
Teng Hsiao-Ping; Closing Address; 11th National Congress of the Communist Party of China
August 18, 1977
20/25 3560-006
Huang Hua; Tenth Special Session of the United Nations General Assembly
May 29, 1978
20/25 3560-006
Chinese Government Delegation Leader; Sino-Vietnamese Negotiations
August 8, 1978
20/25 3560-006
Joint Communique; Establishment of Diplomatic Relations Between the People's Republic of China and the United States of America
January 1, 1979
20/25 3560-006
"Variety of Literature and Art in China"
October 1979
20/25 3560-006
Deng Xiaoping Meets with American Journalists; Peking
undated
20/25 3560-006
Fang Yi; Report; National Science Conference
undated
Box/Folder Accession
20/26 3560-006
Churba, Joseph; "The Treaty With Egypt: A Long RangePerspective"
April 1, 1979
Church, Frank
Box/Folder Accession
20/27-28 3560-006
"The Only Alternative: A Reply to the President on Vietnam"
undated (early) 1970s
20/27-28 3560-006
"Incentives for Peace in the Middle East: A Call for a New American Policy"; American Friends for Haifa University
October 5, 1978
20/27-28 3560-006
"Christian Minorities of Turkey"
September 1979
Box/Folder Accession
20/29 3560-006
Churchill, Winston; "It's No Good Arguing With aCommunist" If I Lived My Life Again
1974
Clark, Joseph S.
Box/Folder Accession
20/30 3560-006
"Anti-Ballistic Missiles and the Military Industrial Complex"; U.S. Senate
undated 1968
20/30 3560-006
U.S. Senate. African Affairs Subcommittee; Major Powers in Southern Africa
March 5, 1976
Box/Folder Accession
20/31 3560-006
Clifford, Clark M.; The ABM Issues; News Conference
June 20, 1968
20/32 3560-006
Coalition on National Priorities and MilitaryPolicy; "Citizens' Hearing on an Alternate Defense Budget for the U.S."
March 25, 1970
20/33 3560-006
Cohen, Jack S.; "Detente-Scientific andTechnological Relations"; U.S. House. Foreign Affairs Committee. EuropeSubcommittee
June 5, 1974
20/34 3560-006
Commission on U.S.-Latin American Relations; "TheAmericas in a Changing World"
October 1974
20/35 3560-006
Committee for Human Rights in Romania; "Romania'sViolations of Helsinki Final Act Provisions Protecting the Rights of National,Religious and Linguistic Minorities"
1980
20/36 3560-006
Committee For Nuclear Information; "Nike, the WingedGoddess, Can She Defend Us?"; Scientist and Citizen
April 1967
20/37 3560-006
The Committee of Concerned Scientists; "SomeControversial Views on Conditions of U.S./U.S.S.R. Trade and TechnologicalExchange"
January 1974
Committee on the Present Danger
Box/Folder Accession
20/38 3560-006
"Does the Official Case for the SALT II Treaty Hold Up Under Analysis?"
November 1, 1979
20/38 3560-006
"Is SALT II a Fair Deal for the United States?"
May 16, 1979
20/38 3560-006
"Public Attitudes on SALT II: The results of a Nationwide Scientific Poll of American Opinion"
March 15, 1979
20/38 3560-006
"The 1980 Crisis and What We Should Do About It"
January 23, 1980
20/38 3560-006
"What We Have Said 1976-1980 and . . . What Has Been Said About Us"
November 6, 1980
The Committee to Maintain a Prudent Defense Policy
Box/Folder Accession
20/39 3560-006
"Safeguard: Security and Foreign Policy in the 1970s"; U.S. Contress
June 26, 1969
20/39 3560-006
"The Safeguard Program of Ballistic Missile Defense: How Well Will it Work?"
July 11, 1969
20/39 3560-006
"Safeguard: Compromise or Assured Waste in Kwajalein?"
July 12, 1969
20/39 3560-006
"Safeguard: Does the Supposed 'Softness' of the Radars Render Safeguard Vulnerable"
July 12, 1969
20/39 3560-006
"Safeguard: Will Safeguard Precipitate an Arms Race?"
July 12, 1969
20/39 3560-006
"Safeguard: Would a U.S.-Soviet Moratorium on MIRV Testing Eliminate the Need for a Defense of Minuteman?"
July 12, 1969
20/39 3560-006
"Does the Area Defense Component of Safeguard Really Matter?"
July 12, 1969
20/39 3560-006
"Instead of Deploying Safeguard, Could We Not Wait and See Whether the Soviet SS-9 Threat Continues to Develop, Since We Could Deploy More Offensive Missiles if it Does?"
undated
20/39 3560-006
"The Proposal to Launch on Warning"
undated
Box/Folder Accession
20/40 3560-006
Computer Professionals Against ABM, Opposition toABM
June 28, 1969
20/41 3560-006
Congress for Jewish Culture; "The Warsaw GhettoUprising"
1976
20/42 3560-006
Congressional Conference on War and NationalResponsibility; Statement by Sponsors
February 18, 1970
Congressional Quarterly
Box/Folder Accession
20/43 3560-006
"Czech Crisis Boosts Support for 'Thin' ABM Program"; CQ Fact Sheet
September 6, 1968
20/43 3560-006
"Struggle Over ABM Shifts to Grassroots"; CQ Lobby Report
May 26, 1969
Box/Folder Accession
20/44 3560-006
Cooper, Charles A.; "Economic Progress During theVietnamese War"
August 26, 1969
20/45 3560-006
Cooper, John Sherman; The ABM Issue; Foreign PolicyAssociation
April 25, 1969
20/46 3560-006
Cordesman, Anthony H.; "Saudi Arabia, AWACS andAmerica's Search for Strategic Stability in the Near East"
September 2, 1981
20/47 3560-006
Costick, Miles M.; "The Strategic Dimension ofEast-West Trade"
1978
20/48 3560-006
Cottrell, Alvin J.; "Implications of Reopening theCanal for the Area East and South of Suez"; New Middle East
July 1971
The Council for a Livable World
Box/Folder Accession
20/49 3560-006
"ABM -- Point of No Return?"
1967
20/49 3560-006
"On Arms Control and Disarmament"
June 1972
Box/Folder Accession
20/50 3560-006
Council on Foreign Relations; "The China Factor";Fifty-Ninth American Assembly
March 19-22, 1981
Cousins, Norman
Box/Folder Accession
20/51 3560-006
"Space and Senselessness"; Saturday Review
July 12, 1969
20/51 3560-006
"Options in Jeopardy"; Human Options
undated
Box/Folder Accession
20/52 3560-006
The Croation National Congress; "Freedom in Questionin Yugoslavia"
undated (early) 1980s
20/53 3560-006
Cushman, Jack; "Russian Racism Rumbles through theRed Army"; Defense Week
July 12, 1982
20/54 3560-006
Cutter, Lloyd N. and Molander, Roger C.; "Is ThereLife After Death for SALT?"; International Security
Fall 1981
20/55 3560-006
Davies, John Paton; "The Rise and Fall of the UnitedNations"
undated (early) 1960s
20/56 3560-006
Davies, Michael; "The Man in Charge of the ThirdWorld War (Perle, Richard)"; London Observer
May 1982
20/57 3560-006
Conference on Definitive Arrangements for theInternational Telecommunications Consortium; "Agreement Relating to theInternational Telecommunications Satellite Organization 'Intelsat'"
May 21, 1971
20/58a 3560-006
Demir, Neside Kerem; "The Armenian Question inTurkey"
February 1980
20/58b 3560-006
Democratic Advisory Council; "The Military Forces WeNeed And How To Get Them"
April 8, 1959
20/59 3560-006
Democratic Study Group; "ABM"
May 1969
20/60 3560-006
Devlin, Kevin; "The Challenge of the NewInternationalism"
1980
20/61 3560-006
Ditchley Foundation; "Study on the Meaning andEffect of Detente"
November 1-4, 1974
20/62 3560-006
Downs, Anthony; "Why the Government Budget is TooSmall in a Democracy"
July 20, 1959
20/63 3560-006
Drell, Sydney D.; "SALT: Technological Impact onProgress and Prospects"; Harvard-MIT Arms Control Seminar
December 5, 1973
Drew, Elizabeth
Box/Folder Accession
20/64 3560-006
"A Reporter's Notebook: Zbigniew Brzezinski"; New Yorker
May 1, 1981
20/64 3560-006
"A Reporter in Washington, D.C.: Sketchbook"; New Yorker
May 3, 1982
Box/Folder Accession
20/65 3560-006
Drummond, Roscoe and Geoffrey; "How Reliable is OurNews?" The American Legion Magazine
June 1969
20/66 3560-006
Dulles, Allen W.; "The Communists Also Have TheirProblems"; Advertising Council
September 19, 1957
Dyson, Freeman
Box/Folder Accession
20/67 3560-006
"Freedom and Science: An American Scientist Reports on Russia's Achievements"; Washington Star
January 7, 1956
20/67 3560-006
"A Case for Missile Defense"; Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
April 1969
Eaker, Ira C.
Box/Folder Accession
20/68 3560-006
"Thin ABM Much Better than None"
October 7, 1967
20/68 3560-006
"Present State of the ABM Debate"
May 14, 1969
Efron, Reuben
Box/Folder Accession
20/69 3560-006
"The Jackson Amendment and the Fight for Soviet Jewry's Right to Emigrate"; International Problems
Spring 1976
20/69 3560-006
"The Struggle to Maintain the Jackson Amendment and the Right of Soviet Jews to Emigrate"
1982
Ellsberg, Daniel
Box/Folder Accession
20/70 3560-006
"The Day Loc Tien was Pacified"
February 1968
20/70 3560-006
The U.S. Should be Able to Think its Way Out of Vietnam
1968
20/70 3560-006
"Notes on the President's Speech of November 3, 1969"
November 4, 1969
Box/Folder Accession
20/71 3560-006
Emerson, John D.; "The Age of Transition"; KearneyState College; World Affairs Conference
April 2, 1974
20/72 3560-006
Enthoven, Alain and Rowen, Henry; "Defense Planningand Organization"
March 17, 1959
20/73 3560-006
Esposito, Lori; "The Selling of SALT"; Foreign Service Journal
February 1982
Face the Nation; CBS broadcast
Box/Folder Accession
21/1-2 3560-006
Klonsky, Michael; National Secretary, Students for a Democratic Society
May 11, 1969
21/1-2 3560-006
Gore, Albert; Senator, Tennessee
April 12, 1970
21/1-2 3560-006
Javits, Jacob K.; Senator, New York
June 24, 1973
21/1-2 3560-006
Meany, George; President, AFL-CIO
February 9, 1975
21/1-2 3560-006
Mansfield, Mike; Senator, Montana
March 28, 1976
21/1-2 3560-006
Rickover, Hyman G.; Admiral, U.S. Navy
September 3, 1978
21/1-2 3560-006
Shlesinger, James; Secretary of Energy
January 7, 1979
21/1-2 3560-006
Christopher, Warren; Deputy Secretary of State
January 6, 1980
21/1-2 3560-006
Baker, Howard; Senator, Tennessee
April 26, 1981
Box/Folder Accession
21/3 3560-006
Fascell, Dante B.; "Did Human Rights SurviveBelgrade?" Foreign Policy
Summer 1978
Federation of American Scientists
Box/Folder Accession
21/4 3560-006
"Comments on Hearings of the Gore Subcommittee on ABM, MIRV, SALT and the Nuclear Arms Race"
March - June, 1970, July 20, 1970
21/4 3560-006
"Comments on ABM: Senate Military Authorization Hearings: Volumes I - III and Committee Report, Fiscal 1971"
July 20, 1970
21/4 3560-006
"MIRV in Congressional Testimony"
July 28, 1970
21/4 3560-006
"Scientists Agree Safeguard of 'Neglibible' Value Even if it Functions Perfectly"
August 3, 1970
21/4 3560-006
"Senator Jackson's Charges Based on Misconception"
August 11, 1970
21/4 3560-006
"FAS Calls for a No-ABM Agreement"
December 26, 1970
21/4 3560-006
"FAS Calls Changes of R & D Gap 'Classical Numbers Game'"
May 6, 1971
21/4 3560-006
"Is There an R & D Gap?"
May 6, 1971
21/4 3560-006
"President Should Trigger Energy Emergency Legislation and Urge Day-A-Week Driving Curtailment"
September 25, 1980
Box/Folder Accession
21/5 3560-006
Feiveson, H. A.; "Assured Destruction"
November 5, 1968
21/6 3560-006
Feshbach, Herman; "The Experience of the AmericanPhysical Society in the Area of Human Rights"; U.S. House. Science andTechnology Committee
January 31, 1980
21/7 3560-006
Finger, Seymour Maxwell; "Israel, the U.S. and theUnited Nations"
1979
Fink, Daniel J.
Box/Folder Accession
21/8 3560-006
ABM; Letter to Gore, Albert
June 30, 1969
21/8 3560-006
ABM; Letter to Stennis, John
May 5, 1969
21/8 3560-006
Letter to Jackson, Henry M.
May 12, 1969
Box/Folder Accession
21/9 3560-006
Finney, John; "Tonkin Gulf Attack: A Case Study inHow Not to Go to War"; The New Republic
January 27, 1968
Firing Line, PBS broadcast with Buckley, William F.
Box/Folder Accession
21/10 3560-006
Simes, Dmitri and Natasha -- Russian Emigres; "Russian Jewry and American Foreign Policy"
August 19, 1973
21/10 3560-006
Derian, Patricia; "Human Rights and Foreign Policy"
February 22, 1981
21/10 3560-006
Solarz, Stephen (Democrat, NY) and Findley, Paul (Republican, IL); "Begins Preemptive Strike"
August 16, 1981
21/10 3560-006
Fairbanks, John King; "The Future of our Relations with Mainland China"
1981
21/10 3560-006
Teller, Edward; "How Much is Secrecy Hurting the U.S.?"
June 15, 1982
Box/Folder Accession
21/11 3560-006
Foot, Hugh; "The Future of Jerusalem"
February 1980
21/12 3560-006
Forbes, Allen Jr.; "A Critique of the Safeguard ABM"
1969
21/13 3560-006
The Foreign Policy Association; "Dictatorship"
1936
21/14 3560-006
Forward (Vperyod); "Senator Henry M. Jackson --Friend of Israel and Opponent of Reactionaries at Home"
September 2, 1971
21/15 3560-006
Fosdick, Dorothy; "Ethical Standards and PoliticalStrategies"; Political Science Quarterly
June 1942
Foster, John S.
Box/Folder Accession
21/16 3560-006
Discussion with Correspondents on Safeguard System Report Submitted by Senator Edward Kennedy"
May 6, 1969
21/16 3560-006
"On the Safeguard -- Site Defense of Minuteman"; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
March 21, 1972
Foster, Richard B.
Box/Folder Accession
21/17 3560-006
"Soviet Views of the ABM and Military Strategy"
May 1969
21/17 3560-006
"The Safeguard Ballistic Missile Defense Proposal and Arms Control Prospects for the 1970's"
June 1969
Box/Folder Accession
21/18 3560-006
Fox, William T. R.; "The Integration of Civilian andMilitary Considerations in the Making of National Policy"
1953
21/19 3560-006
Francis, Samuel T.; "The Soviet Strategy of Terror"
1981
21/20 3560-006
Frank, Lewis A.; "The ABM Debate"; Military Review
May 1967
21/21 3560-006
Frankel, Charles; "Cultural and Educational Aspectsof Foreign Policy"
1965
Freedom House
Box/Folder Accession
21/22 3560-006
"Freedom House Asks UNESCO to Find Afghanistan Art Treasures Missing, Stolen, Destroyed Since the Soviet Invasion"
undated 1980s
21/22 3560-006
"Manifestos of the Three Leading Afghanistan Resistance Groups"
undated 1980s
21/22 3560-006
"Soviet Gains in Strategic Materials, Oil, Gas and Economic Resources from Afghanistan: Sources for Research and Information"
undated 1980s
Box/Folder Accession
21/23 3560-006
Gatther, H. Rowan; "Science and the NationalWelfare"; California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA
April 12, 1958
21/24 3560-006
Gardner, Richard N., Okita, Saburo and. Udink, B.J.; "OPEC, the Trilateral World and the Developing Countries: New Arrangementsfor Cooperation, 1976 - 1980"
undated (early) 1980s
Garfinkle, Adam M.
Box/Folder Accession
21/25 3560-006
"SALT and International Stability"; Disarmament
May 1981
21/25 3560-006
"Dump Dense Pack in the Roundhouse"
May 20, 1982
21/25 3560-006
"Western Europe's Middle East Diplomacy and the United States"
1983
Garwin, Richard L. and Others
Box/Folder Accession
21/26 3560-006
"Anti-Ballistic Missile Systems"; Scientific American
March 1968
21/26 3560-006
Chapter, Untitled Book
August 31, 1970
Gershman, Carl
Box/Folder Accession
21/27 3560-006
"Senator Jackson and the Jews"; The American Zionist
February 1972
21/27 3560-006
"Henry Jackson and Jewish Youth"
1972
Box/Folder Accession
21/28 3560-006
Giamatti, A. Bartlett; "Power, Politics and Sense ofHistory"; Yale University
1981
21/29 3560-006
Geib, Leslie; "Vietnam: The System Worked"; Foreign Policy
Summer 1971
21/30 3560-006
Gil,. Federico G.; "United States-Latin AmericanRelations in the Changing Mid-1970s"; Southeastern Conference on Latin AmericanStudies
April 17-19, 1975
21/31 3560-006
Gilberg, Trond; "The Impact of the Sino-SovietConflict in Eastern Europe: An Overview"
October 30, 1980
Gitelman, Zvi
Box/Folder Accession
21/32 3560-006
"The Jewish Religion in the U.S.S.R."
1971
21/32 3560-006
"Assimilation, Acculturation and National Consciousness Among Soviet Jews"
1973
Goldman, Marshall I.
Box/Folder Accession
21/33 3560-006
"The Pot of Gold at the End of the Red Rainbow"
1973
21/33 3560-006
"The Soviet Union and its New Wealth; U.S. Senate. International Finance Subcommittee
July 25, 1974
Box/Folder Accession
21/34 3560-006
Gol'tsor, Aleksandr and Ozerov, Sergey;"Distribution of the National Income of the U.S.S.R."
1971
21/35 3560-006
Gore, Albert; "Sen. Gore Reports: Tells of Visit toSoviet Union in Race for Atomic Power"; New York Herald Tribune
October 20, 1957
21/36 3560-006
Gravel, Mike; "ABM: A Case for Delay"; U.S. Senate
April 5, 1969
21/37 3560-006
Greig, Ian; "The Need to Respond to Soviet MilitaryPressure in the Third World"
September 1980
21/38 3560-006
Griffith, William E.; The Internationalization ofthe Sino-Soviet Dispute"
September 1980
Haig, Alexander M.
Box/Folder Accession
21/39 3560-006
"Opening Statement at Confirmation Hearings"
January 9, 1981
21/39 3560-006
"News Conference"
January 28, 1981
21/39 3560-006
"Security and Development Assistance"; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
March 19, 1981
21/39 3560-006
"A New Direction in Foreign Policy"; American Society of Newspaper Editors"
April 24, 1981
21/39 3560-006
"NATO and Restoring U.S. Leadership"; Syracuse University; Syracuse, NY
May 9, 1981
21/39 3560-006
"Foreign Policy and the American Spirit"; Hillsdale College; Michigan
May 16, 1981
21/39 3560-006
"Peaceful Progress in Developing Nations"; Fairfield University; Fairfield, CT
May 24, 1981
21/39 3560-006
"Arms Control for the Eighties: An American Policy"; Foreign Policy Association
July 14, 1981
21/39 3560-006
"Interview; Issues and Answers"
July 19, 1981
21/39 3560-006
"International Trade"; U.S. Senate. Finance Committee. International Trade Subcommittee
July 28, 1981
21/39 3560-006
"News Conference"
August 6, 1981
21/39 3560-006
"A Strategic Approach to American Foreign Policy"; American Bar Association
August 11, 1981
21/39 3560-006
"Haig: Peace, Security and the Saudi Arms Sales"; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee; The Wall Street Journal
September 21, 1981
21/39 3560-006
"News Conference"
August 28, 1981
21/39 3560-006
"News Conference"
September 10, 1981
21/39 3560-006
"The Democratic Revolution and Its Future"; Berlin Press Association
September 13, 1981
21/39 3560-006
"Saudi Security, Middle East Peace and U.S. Interests"; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
October 1, 1981
21/39 3560-006
"News Conference"
January 6, 1981
21/39 3560-006
"Poland Has Not Perished"; Solidarity Day Rally; Chicago, IL
January 30, 1982
21/39 3560-006
"Current International Developments"; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
February 2, 1982
21/39 3560-006
"Middle East"
February 5, 1982
21/39 3560-006
"Update of International Developments"; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
March 2, 1982
21/39 3560-006
Arms Control; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
May 11, 1982
21/39 3560-006
"Interview; 'Face the Nation"'
May 23, 1982
21/39 3560-006
"Peace and Security in the Middle East"; Chicago Council on Foreign Relations
May 26, 1982
Halperin, Morton H.
Box/Folder Accession
21/40 3560-006
"The Decision to Deploy the ABM: Bureaucratic Politics in the Pentagon and White House in the Johnson Administration"; American Political Science Association
September 8-12, 1970
21/40 3560-006
"The CIA's Distemper"; The New Republic
February 9, 1980
Box/Folder Accession
21/41 3560-006
Hammer, Armand Conference on Peace and Human Rights-- 2nd; "Peace and Human Rights = Human Rights and Peace"
August 23-26, 1979
21/42 3560-006
Harvard University; "U.S. Arms Control Objectivesand the Implications for Ballistic Missile Defense"; Proceedings of a Symposiumat the Center for Science and International Affairs
November 1-2, 1979
Harvey, Mose L.
Box/Folder Accession
21/43 3560-006
"The Lunar Landing and the U.S.-Soviet Equation"; Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
September 1969
21/43 3560-006
"Preeminence in Space: Still a Critical National Issue"; Orbis
Winter 1969
21/43 3560-006
"An Assessment of U.S.-U.S.S.R. Cooperation in Space"; American Astronautical Society
March 10-11, 1971
21/43 3560-006
"Soviet Combat Troops in Cuba: Implications of the Carter Solution for the U.S.S.R."
1979
Haselkorn, Avigdor
Box/Folder Accession
21/44 3560-006
"The Soviet Collective Security System"; Orbis
Spring 1975
21/44 3560-006
"The Evolution of the Soviet Collective Security System"
April 1976
Box/Folder Accession
21/45 3560-006
Head, David C.; "The Philosophy of CommunistNegotiation"
1970
21/46 3560-006
Hearst, William Randolph and Smith, Kingsbury; "TheCentury of the Pacific"
1980
21/47 3560-006
Heaton, William R.; "A United Front AgainstHegemonism: Chinese Policy into the 1980s"
March 1980
Helsinki Guarantees for Ukraine Committee
Box/Folder Accession
21/48 3560-006
"Report No. 1"
January 5, 1977
21/48 3560-006
"Moscow Dissidents Issue Statement in Support of Ukrainian Helsinki Group"
February 5, 1977
Box/Folder Accession
21/49 3560-006
Heneghan, Tom; "The Crack Down on Dissidents:Rumblings in East Germany"; The New Leader
January 3, 1977
21/50 3560-006
Herausgegeben im Auftrage des Bundes derVertriebenen; "Verletzungen von Menschenrechten"
1977
21/51 3560-006
Heymann, Hans; "China's Approach to TechnologyAcquistion"
undated (late) 1970s
Hinton, Harold C.
Box/Folder Accession
22/1 3560-006
"The United States and Sino-Soviet Confrontation"
1975
22/1 3560-006
"Moscow and Peking Since Mao"
Winter 1979
22/1 3560-006
"Toward a China Policy"
1980
Box/Folder Accession
22/2 3560-006
Hodgin, Kermit; "Moby Dick Unmasked - MelvilleUnderstood or Another Mexican War Type War"
undated
Holbrooke, Richard
undated
Box/Folder Accession
22/3 3560-006
"The American Position in the Pacific: 1980; Women's National Democratic Club
March 27, 1980
22/3 3560-006
"The Future of U.S. Relations with China"; National Council for U.S.-China Trade
June 4, 1980
Box/Folder Accession
22/4 3560-006
Hopmann, Terrence P.; "Some Effects of InternationalConflict on Arms Control Negotiations: The Partial Test Ban Case"
1965
22/5 3560-006
Horner, Charles; "Effects of $8 Billion Defense Cutin FY 72 Budget"
1971
22/6 3560-006
Hovelsen, Leif; "A Soviet Dissident Speaks"; Himmat
May 18, 1979
22/7 3560-006
Howard, Michael; "The World of Henry Kissinger"; Book and Writers
undated 1970s
22/7 3560-006
Hudson Institute; 'Why ABM?"
July 1969
22/8 3560-006
Huntington, Samuel P.; "The Dilemma of AmericanIdeals and Institutions in Foreign Policy"
1981
22/9 3560-006
Huntley, James R.; "The Real World Peace Movement";World Affairs Council
May 12, 1982
22/10 3560-006
Ikle, Fred C.; The Future of Land-Based ICBMs; U.S.House. Armed Services Committee
February 6, 1979
22/11 3560-006
Inozemtsev, N. N.; "The U.S.S.R.-U.S.A. Relations:Political and Economic Aspects"; U.S.-Soviet Conference
February 27-28, 1973
22/12 3560-006
The International League for Human Rights; AnnualReview
1979-1980
22/13-14 3560-006
International Sakharov Hearings
September 26, 1979
22/15-16 3560-006
International Studies Organization; "WorldwideAppraisal of Institutions: Toward Realizing Human Dignity"; Preliminary ProgramInternational Studies Association
March 16-20, 1977
The Israel Council for Jews in Arab Countries
Box/Folder Accession
22/17 3560-006
"Persecuted: American Statements on the Situation of Syrian Jewry"
undated 1970s
22/17 3560-006
Jews Suffer in Syria
undated 1970s
Israel. Embassy. U.S.
Box/Folder Accession
22/18 3560-006
"Murder at Lod -- Its International Message"
June 1, 1972
22/18 3560-006
"Let us Meet as Equals", Golda Meir in the Knesset
July 26, 1972
22/18 3560-006
"A Cynical Device Reviving Slavery and Serfdom: Israel Will Not Rest Until Murderous Soviet Decree Rescinded"; Golda Meir in the Knesset
August 23, 1972
22/18 3560-006
"The Problem of Soviet Jewry"; Answers and Questions
December 1972
22/18 3560-006
Struggle of Soviet Jewry and Prisoners of Zion; Knesset Discussion
December 12, 1972
22/18 3560-006
"You May Have Missed This"
November 30, 1980
22/18 3560-006
"Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Operations in Southern Lebanon"
December 1980
22/18 3560-006
"Examining the 'Immediate Comprehensive Settlement' Approach to Resolving the Arab-Israeli Conflict"; Weekly Media Abstract
December 15, 1980
22/18 3560-006
Air Strike on Oslraq Nuclear Reactor; Yehuda Z. Blum, Ambassador to the United Nations in the Security Council
June 12, 1981
22/18 3560-006
"Israel's Position on Lebanon"
July 23, 1981
22/18 3560-006
The Golan Heights; Yehuda Z. Blum, Ambassador to the U.N., in the Security Council
December 16, 1981
Issues and Answers, ABC broadcast
Box/Folder Accession
22/19 3560-006
Stennis, John C. -- Senator, Mississippi
December 1, 1968
22/19 3560-006
Brzezinski, Zbigniew -- National Security Adviser to the President
September 24, 1978
22/19 3560-006
Strauss, Robert -- Special Representative for Trade Negotiations
January 7, 1979
22/19 3560-006
Brzezinski, Zbigniew -- National Security Adviser to the President
June 10, 1979
22/19 3560-006
Brown, Harold -- Secretary of Defense
June 24, 1979
22/19 3560-006
Brzezinski, Zbigniew -- National Security Adviser to the President
October 7, 1979
22/19 3560-006
Weizman, Ezer -- Former Defense Minister of Israel
June 1, 1980
22/19 3560-006
Allen, Richard V. -- Foreign Policy Adviser to the President Elect
December 7, 1980
22/19 3560-006
Vaser, Viodilen -- Minister Counselor, Embassy of the U.S.S.R.
March 8, 1981
22/19 3560-006
Haig, Alexander -- Secretary of State
September 20, 1981
22/19 3560-006
Begin, Menachem -- Prime Minister of Israel
November 1, 1981
Box/Folder Accession
22/20 3560-006
Jaakson, Ernst; "Soviet Russian Imperialism"
March 1970
22/21 3560-006
Jamgotch, Nish; "The U.S.-Soviet Hot Line: AFunctionalist Inquiry"; International Studies Association
April 6, 1983
22/22 3560-006
Janeway, Elliot; Ford, Gerald R.; Chicago Tribune
December 15, 1975
Javits, Jacob
Box/Folder Accession
22/23 3560-006
"The U.S. and the U. N.; An Affirmative View"; National Press Club; Washington, D.C.
May 23, 1962
22/23 3560-006
"ABM: The Dynamics of a National Decision"; New York University
November 6, 1967
Box/Folder Accession
22/24 3560-006
Johnson, Arthur E. and Norton, Douglas M.; "SALT onthe Backburner: Some Considerations for U.S. Defense Policy"; Conference onDefense Policy and Arms Control
June 12-14, 1980
22/25 3560-006
Johnson, Donald C.; "Congress, the Executive, andHuman Rights Legislation"; Foreign Service Journal
December 1976
22/26-27 3560-006
Johnson, Franklin Arthur; "Defense by Committee: TheBritish Committee of Imperial Defense, 1885-1959"
1959
22/28 3560-006
Johnson, Gerald W.; "The Case for Reduction in theSize of the U.S. Carrier Force"
July 28, 1971
22/29 3560-006
Johnson, Lyndon B.; "A New Step Toward Peace"
March 31, 1968
22/30 3560-006
Johnson, Walter; "American Studies Abroad";International Educational and Cultural Affairs Advisory Commission
June 1963
22/31 3560-006
Johnston, Eric; "A Business View of Russia"; Nation's Business
October 1944
22/32 3560-006
Jonas, Anne M ; "Penetrating the ABM Labyrinth" Air Force Space Digest
June 1969
The Jonathan Institute
Box/Folder Accession
22/33 3560-006
Program for the Jerusalem Conference on International Terrorism and Letter to HMJ
May 30, 1979
22/33 3560-006
"The Seven Deadly Sins of Terrorism"; Jerusalem Conference on Terrorism
July 2-5, 1979
22/33 3560-006
"International Terrorism: The Darkening Horizon"; Jerusalem Conference on Terrorism
July 2-5, 1979
22/33 3560-006
"Terrorism and the Media: Abdication of Responsibility"; Jerusalem Conference on Terrorism
July 2-5, 1979
22/33 3560-006
"The Jerusalem Conference on Terrorism July 2 - 5, 1979: World Press Coverage"
1979
22/33 3560-006
"T. V. Documentary Confirms Jerusalem Conference Revelations"
November 1979
Box/Folder Accession
22/34 3560-006
Jordan, David Earle; "A Composite White Paper onSouth East Asian Policy"
1966
Kahn, Herman
Box/Folder Accession
22/35 3560-006
"A Soviet View of Defense and BMD"
March 14, 1969
22/35 3560-006
"The BMD Issue"; U.S. House. Foreign Affairs Committee; National Security Policy and Scientifc Development Subcommittee
March 18, 1969
22/35 3560-006
"A Discussion of the Pro's and Con's of a Thin ABM System by an Advocate"
April 4, 1969
22/35 3560-006
"The Case for a Thin System"
May 27, 1969
Box/Folder Accession
22/36 3560-006
Karpovich B.; "The Three Whales of the Senator fromBoeing"; Kransnaya Zvesda
March 11, 1976
22/37 3560-006
Katz, Amrom H.; "Verification and SALT: The State ofthe Art and the Art of the State"
1979
22/38 3560-006
Kauffman, Paul E.; "Three Self Epistle"; Asian Report
1980
22/39 3560-006
Kayeum, Abdul; "Reflections on the Russian-StagedAfghan Coup of April, 1978"
July 15, 1978
22/40 3560-006
Kelly, J. B.; "The Arming of Saudi Arabia"
October 1981
Kennan, George
Box/Folder Accession
22/41 3560-006
"U.S. Military Lag Temptation for Soviet Aggression, Congress Told (Kennan Disagrees)": Defense/Space Business Daily
February 27, 1980
22/41 3560-006
"Politics and the East-West Relationship"; Just for the Press
November - December 1980
22/41 3560-006
Standing Tall on Nuclear Weapons Issue; East-West Outlook
January 1982
22/41 3560-006
Intellectual Disagreements on the Soviet Threat; P.E.N. Club; Oslo, Norway
undated (early) 1980s
Box/Folder Accession
22/42 3560-006
Kennedy (Joseph and Rose) Institute of Ethics; "TheChina Trip"
Fall 1979
Keston College Society for the Study of Religion andCommunism
Box/Folder Accession
22/43 3560-006
"Religious Liberty in the Soviet Union"
July 20, 1976
22/43 3560-006
"Christian Prisoners in the U.S.S.R. 1979"
1979
22/43 3560-006
Brochure
undated
Khronika Press
Box/Folder Accession
22/44 3560-006
"Amnesty for Soviet Scientists!"
1975
22/44 3560-006
"In Defense of Andrei Tverdokhlebov"
1975
Box/Folder Accession
22/45 3560-006
Khrushchev, Nikita S.; "The Crimes of the StalinEra"; Communist Party of the Soviet Union; The New Leader
1956
Killian, James R.
Box/Folder Accession
23/1 3560-006
"Science Shapes U.S.A."; Petroleum Engineer
March 1959
23/1 3560-006
"Education for the Age of Science"; Delivered at Northeastern University; Vital Speeches of the Day
November 1, 1959
23/1 3560-006
"Factors in Scientific Strength"; Technology Review
April 1960
23/1 3560-006
"The American Challenge"; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Aviation Week
July 4, 1960
Box/Folder Accession
23/2 3560-006
Kilpatrick, F. P.; "Occupational Values and theImage of the Federal Service: Some Implications for Federal Policy"
March 1962
23/3 3560-006
Kintner, William R.; "The Prudent Case forSafeguard"
1969
Kirkpatrick, Jeane J.
Box/Folder Accession
23/4 3560-006
"Dictatorships and Double Standards"; Commentary
November 1979
23/4 3560-006
Morality and Foreign Policy; B'nai B'rith Luncheon-Forum
January 7, 1981
Kissinger, Henry M.
Box/Folder Accession
23/5 3560-006
"The Policymaker and the Intellectual"; The Reporter
March 5, 1959
23/5 3560-006
"Visit of General Secretary Brezhnev of the Soviet, Union"; News Conference
June 14, 1973
23/5 3560-006
"Soviets Reject Trade Agreement"; Press Conference
January 14, 1975
23/5 3560-006
"The United States and Latin America"; Combined Service Club Luncheon
March 1, 1975
23/5 3560-006
"Continuity and Change in American Foreign Policy"; New York University
September 19, 1977
23/5 3560-006
The Debate over Foreign Policy; American Society of Newspaper Editors
April 10, 1980
23/5 3560-006
Humphrey, Hubert; H. H. H. Dinner and the United Kingdom Appeal
June 19, 1980
23/5 3560-006
"Rabbi William Berkowitz and Dr. Henry Kissinger: A Dialogue"
1981
Kistiakowsky, George B.
Box/Folder Accession
23/6 3560-006
"Kistiakowsky Cites Basic Science Need"; Aviation Week
January 4, 1960
23/6 3560-006
"Science and Foreign Affairs"; Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
April 1960
23/6 3560-006
"Personal Thoughts on Research in the U.S."; Conference on Academic and Industrial Basic Research
November 1960
23/6 3560-006
"The Research Frontier"; University of Buffalo; Saturday Review
December 1960
Box/Folder Accession
23/7 3560-006
Kloss, Rosanne; "An Untold Story: The Soviet Rape ofAfghan Treasures"; Asia
April 1981
23/8 3560-006
Klitgaard, Robert E.; "National Security and ExportControls"
April 1974
23/9 3560-006
Knisbacher, Mitchell; "Aliyah of Soviet Jews:Protection of the Right of Emigration Under International Law"; Harvard International Law Journal
Winter 1973
23/10 3560-006
Knorr, Klaus; "Is the American Defense EffortEnough?"
December 23, 1957
23/11 3560-006
Kobrin, Steven J.; "The Arab Boycott of Israel: ThePoliticization of International Business"
August 1977
Kohler, Foy D. and Harvey, Dodd L.
Box/Folder Accession
23/12 3560-006
"The International Significance of the Lunar Landing"; Journal of Inter-American, Studies and World Affairs
January 1970
23/12 3560-006
"Administering and Managing the U.S. and Soviet Space Programs"; Science
September 11, 1970
Box/Folder Accession
23/13 3560-006
Kondracke, Morton; "The Neoconservative Dilemma"; The New Republic
August 1980
Korey, William
Box/Folder Accession
23/14 3560-006
"Sakharov and the Soviet Jewish National Movement"; Midstream
February 1974
23/14 3560-006
"The Helsinki Review: Rattling the Russians in Madrid"; The New Leader
February 9, 1981
Box/Folder Accession
23/15 3560-006
Korn, David; "Exodus Under Control"; The National Jewish Monthly
March 1980
23/16 3560-006
Krauthammer, Charles; "Selling the Store to theSaudis"; The New Republic
May 9, 1981
23/17 3560-006
Krueger, H. DeWayne; "Planes Role in FutureDefense"; Nation's Business
October 1957
23/18 3560-006
Kupperman, Robert H.; "A Review of the TerrorismGame-Berlin"
November 1978
Labedz, Leo
Box/Folder Accession
23/19 3560-006
"The Finely-Tuned Machinery That Selects What Poles May Read"; The London Times
September 26-27, 1977
23/19 3560-006
"The Two Minds of George Kennan"; Encounter
April 1978
23/19 3560-006
"A Last Critique on Kennan's Warnings"; Encounter
September 1978
23/19 3560-006
"Play it Again, Uncle Sam"
undated (late) 1970s
23/19 3560-006
"SALT II -- The Political and Historical Perspectives"
undated (late) 1970s
23/19 3560-006
"The Fall of Europe"; Now
January 1980
23/19 3560-006
"The Spectre of Yalta"; Encounter
undated (early) 1980s
23/19 3560-006
"What it Means to the West"
undated (early) 1980s
Laird, Melvin R.
Box/Folder Accession
23/20 3560-006
"Defense Report"; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
March 19, 1969
23/20 3560-006
"The Role of the Defense Community in the Nixon Administration"; American Society of Newspaper Editors Luncheon
April 17, 1969
23/20 3560-006
New Members of the Department of Defense Team; Press Conference
May 3, 1969
Lambert, Richard D.
Box/Folder Accession
23/21 3560-006
"The Disabling Consequences of the Termination of NDEA Title VI"
February 13, 1973
23/21 3560-006
"Area and Language Programs Review"
February 13, 1973
Box/Folder Accession
23/22 3560-006
Landis, Lincoln; "Soviet Perceptions; SovietMotives"
1980
23/23 3560-006
Landsberger, Henry A.; "Some Basic Facts andPrinciples for U.S.-Latin American Relations"
undated (mid) 1970s
23/24 3560-006
Lansdale, Edward G.; "Vietnam"; Talk at YaleUniversity
November 23, 1964
Laqueur, Walter
Box/Folder Accession
23/25 3560-006
"Rewriting History"; Commentary
March 1973
23/25 3560-006
"The West in Retreat"; Commentary
August 1975
23/25 3560-006
"Taking Stock of the Soviets"; The New Republic
March 1, 1980
Box/Folder Accession
23/26 3560-006
Lash, Joseph P.; "The Litter Stick"; New York Post
March 3, 1959
23/27 3560-006
Ledeen, Michael A. and Lewis, William H.; "Carterand the Fall of the Shah: The Inside Story"; The Washington Quarterly
Spring 1980
23/28 3560-006
Lee, William T.; "Rationale Underlying SovietStrategic Forces"
June 1969
Lehman, John F.
Box/Folder Accession
23/29 3560-006
"SALT: The Radical Change from Ford to Carter"; Commonsense
Fall 1978
23/29 3560-006
"Carter Defense Policy: A Republican Critique"; News From the Republican National Committee
March 1, 1979
Box/Folder Accession
23/30 3560-006
Leibowitz, Arnold H.; "United States Federalism: TheStates and the Territories"; The American University Law Review
Summer 1979
23/31 3560-006
LeMay, Curtis E.; National Security Planning;Congressional Command and Operations Group U.S. Army Reserve
August 7, 1962
23/32 3560-006
Lemnitzer, Lyman L.; The Military Situation;Radio-Television News Directors Annual Convention
October 26, 1953
23/33 3560-006
Lerner, Max; ""Two Paradigms for Russia"; The NewRepublic
March 10, 1982
23/34 3560-006
Lever, Harold; "International Banking's House ofCards"; New York Times
September 24, 1982
23/35 3560-006
Levy, Walter J.; "An Atlantic-Japanese EnergyPolicy"; Europe-America Conference
March 1973
23/36 3560-006
Lewis, Bernard; "The Arab Israel Conflict"
1975
23/37 3560-006
Liberty Lobby; "White Paper on the ADL"
July 1981
23/38 3560-006
Lieberthal, Kenneth; "China's Perilous Leap into the1980s"; Asia
November - December 1980
23/39 3560-006
Lindeman, John; "Political and AdministrativeArrangements Affecting Foreign Financial and Credit Operations"
September 1, 1960
23/40 3560-006
Linden, Carl A.; "Dissidence and Detente: Kjilas toSolzhenitsyn"
Spring 1975
Lippman, Walter
Box/Folder Accession
23/41 3560-006
"The Times We Live In"
1956
23/41 3560-006
"The Peace Issue"
1956
Lithuanian American Community
Box/Folder Accession
23/42 3560-006
"The Violations of Human Rights in Soviet Occupied Lithuania: A Report for 1973"
February 16, 1974
23/42 3560-006
"The Violations of Human Rights in Soviet Occupied Lithuana: A Report for 1977"
1978
Lithuanian American Council
Box/Folder Accession
23/43 3560-006
"Lithuania"
1976
23/43 3560-006
"Lithuania Must be Free"
1981
Box/Folder Accession
23/44 3560-006
Lofton, John; "Is Vice President Mondale a SecurityRisk? Arms Agency Says Speech Data He Used is Classified"; Batteline
July 1979
23/45 3560-006
The Long Island Committee for Soviet Jewry; "TheEmigration of Soviet Jews to Israel and the Actions of Soviet Authorities"
undated (mid) 1970s
23/46 3560-006
Long, Russell B.; Proposal to Reconstitute theInternational Court of Justice
undated
23/47 3560-006
Loosbrock, John F.; "Truth Knows No Deadlines"; Air Force Space Digest
August 1969
23/48 3560-006
Lovett, Robert A.; Challenges Confronting the U.S.:National Security and Survival; National Policy Machinery Committee. U.S.Senate. Government Operations Subcommittee
February 23, 1960
Lowenthal, Abraham F.
Box/Folder Accession
23/49 3560-006
"Peru's Ambiguous Revolution"; Foreign Affairs
July 1974
23/49 3560-006
"Armies and Politics in Latin America"; World Politics
October 1974
Box/Folder Accession
23/50 3560-006
Lokay, Herzlia; Letter to Kissinger on Iraqui andSyrian Jewry
March 1974
23/51 3560-006
Ludwig, Karen, et al.; "Focus -- The Anti-BallisticMissile: The Issue - The Answer???"
May 1969
23/52 3560-006
McAdams, C. Michael; "Forgetting History: AnAmerican Pastime"
1982
23/53 3560-006
McClellan, John L.; "ABM System"; U.S. Senate
August 5, 1969
23/54 3560-006
McClelland, Charles A.; "Verbal and PhysicalConflict in the Contemporary International System"
August 1970
23/55 3560-006
MacDonald, Bruce W. and Cogdell, John B.; "SenateUnderstanding of Strategic Equality"
September 4, 1973
23/56 3560-006
MacLeish, Archibald; "The Conquest of America"; The Atlantic
1980
McNamara, Robert S.
Box/Folder Accession
23/57-58 3560-006
Defense Program and Budget: Fiscal 1963; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
January 19, 1962
23/57-58 3560-006
FY 1963 Military Assistance Program; U.S. House. Foreign Affairs Committee
March 15, 1962
23/57-58 3560-006
FY 1963 Military Assistance Program; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
April 9, 1962
23/57-58 3560-006
Merchant Shipping and National Security; U.S. House. Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
April 18, 1962
23/57-58 3560-006
"Appeals on House Action on the Fiscal Year 1963 Defense Budget"; U.S. Senate. Appropriations Committee. Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
May 15, 1962
23/57-58 3560-006
The Defense Program as Envisaged by JFK; White House Conference on National Economic issues
May 22, 1962
23/57-58 3560-006
Reorganization of the National Guard; Governor's Conference
July 2, 1962
23/57-58 3560-006
"Defense Department Cost Reduction Program"; Memorandum for the President
July 5, 1962
23/57-58 3560-006
Discussion of Cost Reduction Program; Press Conference
July 6, 1962
Box/Folder Accession
23/59 3560-006
McPherson, Harry; "Hot Potatoes"; Social Research and Royal Commissions
undated (early) 1980s
23/60 3560-006
Maitre, H. Joachim; "The Moscow 1980 Olympics: GamesPeople Play"; Intercollegiate Studies Institute
April 12, 1980
Martin, Laurence
Box/Folder Accession
23/61 3560-006
"Into the ABM Age"; Interplay
December 1967
23/61 3560-006
"Ballistic Missile Defense and the Alliance"
1969
Box/Folder Accession
23/62 3560-006
Mansfield, Mike; Reagan Foreign Policy and Japan;Nikkeiren Sponsored Seminar for Top Management
July 22, 1981
23/63 3560-006
Markish, Simon; "Passers-by: The Soviet Jews asIntellectual"; Commentary
December 1978
23/64 3560-006
Marshall, Andrew; "Sources of Soviet Power: TheMilitary Potential in the 1980's"; International Institute for StrategicStudies Annual Conference
September 7-10, 1978
Marshall, George C. Research Foundation
Box/Folder Accession
23/65 3560-006
George C. Marshall Associates Dinner
April 18, 1979
23/65 3560-006
"Topics"
November 1982
Box/Folder Accession
23/66 3560-006
Massie, Suzanne; "Some Remarks and Thoughts onSoviet Policy After Attending the U.S. Army War College National SecuritySeminar, June 2 - 6 1980"
1980
The Stanley Foundation
Box/Folder Accession
23/67 3560-006
"The U.N. Second Special Session on Disarmament and Beyond"; Stanley Foundation United Nations Procedures Conference
May 7-9, 1982
23/67 3560-006
"Multilateral Disarmament: Conspiracy for Common Sense"
May 1982
Meany, George
Box/Folder Accession
23/68 3560-006
AFL-CIO Executive Council Winter Meeting; Press Conference
February 28, 1975
23/68 3560-006
Human Rights; National Conference of Christians and Jews
March 4, 1975
23/68 3560-006
"The Shambles of Detente"; AFL-CIO Maritime Trades Department
April 18, 1975
23/68 3560-006
Foreign Policy Choices for the 1970s and 1980s; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
December 8, 1975
Meet the Press, NBC broadcast
Box/Folder Accession
23/69 3560-006
Brzezinskj, Zbigniew -- National Security Adviser to the President
May 28, 1978
23/69 3560-006
Kissinger, Henry -- Former Secretary of State
September 24, 1978
23/69 3560-006
Woodcock, Leonard -- U.S. Ambassador Designate, People's Republic of China
January 21, 1979
23/69 3560-006
Garn, Jake -- Senator from Utah, Paul Nitze -- Committee on the Present Danger and Elmo Zumwalt
May 20, 1979
23/69 3560-006
Mondale, Walter -- Vice President
July 1, 1979
23/69 3560-006
Perle, Richard N. -- Assistant Secretary of Defense
April 17, 1983
Members of Congress for Peace Through Law
Box/Folder Accession
23/70 3560-006
"Report on Military Spending"
July 2, 1969
23/70 3560-006
Hatfield, Mark Statement on Membership
May 4, 1971
23/70 3560-006
Human Rights Directory 1979
1979
Box/Folder Accession
24/1 3560-006
Meniker, Vadim; "Cumulation of the StructuralDisproportions in Soviet Economy"
undated (mid) 1970s
24/2 3560-006
Meyer, Herbert E.; "Why the Russians are Shopping in the U.S."; Fortune
February 1973
24/3 3560-006
Miller, Donald L.; "National Interest vs. Ideology:Which Should be Basis for Foreign Policy"; Freedom's Facts
August 1971
24/4 3560-006
Miller, Steven E.; "Nuclear Arms Control: The FreezeDebate Heats Up"; The New Leader
March 22, 1982
24/5 3560-006
Middle East Research Institute; "Dialogue ProposalBetween Kuwait and the United States"
undated
24/6 3560-006
Minority Rights Group; "Religious Minorities in theSoviet Union"
August 1973
24/7 3560-006
Mission to Iron Curtain Countries; "Debate on thePersecution of Christians Behind the Iron Curtain"; Norwegian Parliament(Storting)
February 1, 1972
24/8 3560-006
Modelski, George; "Indonesia and Her Neighbors:Policy Alternatives for the West"
October 29, 1964
24/9 3560-006
Mollen, Robert P.; "Soviet Jews, Emigration and theJackson Amendment"
April 21, 1975
24/10 3560-006
Mollenhoff, Clark R.; "The Problem of NewsDistortion in the TFX Investigation"; University of Wisconsin
May 10, 1963
Mondale, Walter F.
Box/Folder Accession
24/11 3560-006
U.S. Security and the Soviet Challenge; Twin Cities Conference
February 22, 1979
24/11 3560-006
Foreign Policy and the Election; Minnesota Bar Association
June 22, 1979
24/11 3560-006
SALT II; Los Angeles World Affairs Council
July 16, 1979
24/11 3560-006
SALT III; Portland, OR
July 16, 1979
24/11 3560-006
Alf Landon and SALT; Manhatten, KS
July 17, 1979
24/11 3560-006
Ratification of SALT II; Academic, Business and Community Breakfast; Omaha, NB
July 18, 1979
24/11 3560-006
More SALT II
July 19, 1979
24/11 3560-006
SALT II Windup; Philadelphia World Affairs Council
July 19, 1979
24/11 3560-006
"China Looking to the Future"; Beijing University
September 1, 1979
24/11 3560-006
NATO's Fourth Decade: Defense and Detente"; Atlantic Treaty Association
October 10, 1979
24/11 3560-006
"U.S. Call for an Olympic Boycott"; U.S. Olympic Committee. House of Delegates
April 12, 1980
Box/Folder Accession
24/12 3560-006
Moorsteen, Richard and Abramowitz, Morton; "Problemsof U.S.-China Relations and Governmental Decisionmaking"
April 1971
24/13 3560-006
Morgan, Thomas B.; "A Visit with J. RobertOppenheimer"; Look
April 1958
24/14 3560-006
Morgenthau, Hans J.; "The Last Years of OurGreatness? Khruschev's Message to the 86th Congress"; The New Republic
December 29, 1958
24/15 3560-006
Morgensterne, Wilhelme; Norway Week Dinner; Madison,WI
March 31, 1948
24/16 3560-006
Morton, Lewis; "Interservice Cooperation andPolitical-Military Collaboration"
undated 1959
24/17 3560-006
Mosely, Philip E.; "The Soviet Union Since Kruschev"
February 1966
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick
Box/Folder Accession
24/18 3560-006
"The Politics of Human Rights"; Commentary
August 1977
24/18 3560-006
"America's Place in the World Order"; Remarks at the National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council
January 21, 1979
24/18 3560-006
U.S. and Middle East Peace; U.S. Senate
March 1, 1979
24/18 3560-006
Bipartisan Foreign Policy; U.S. Naval Academy
March 22, 1979
24/18 3560-006
Lozansky, Edward; Letter of Support
May 16, 1979
24/18 3560-006
"Exporting Anti-Semitism"; The New Leader
November 5, 1979
24/18 3560-006
Foreign Policy and the Election; Coalition for a Democratic Majority
April 24, 1980
24/18 3560-006
"Joining the Jackals: The U.S. at the United Nations 1977-1980"; Commentary
February 1981
24/18 3560-006
The Freeze Movement; Georgetown University
May 25, 1982
Muskie, Edmund
Box/Folder Accession
24/19 3560-006
"Muskie Named Secretary"; News Conference
April 29, 1980
24/19 3560-006
"Foreign Policy and the Role of the Secretary"; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
May 7, 1980
24/19 3560-006
"News Conference"
May 20, 1980
24/19 3560-006
"The Middle East: Outlook for Peace"; Washington Press Club
June 9,
24/19 3560-006
"The Cost of Leadership"; Foreign Policy Association
July 7, 1980
24/19 3560-006
"Review of Discussions Abroad"; U.S. House. Foreign Affairs Committee
July 30, 1980
24/19 3560-006
"Human Freedom: America's Vision"; United Steelworkers of America
August 7, 1980
24/19 3560-006
"America's Strength: Ideals and Military Power"; G. I. Forum; Los Angeles, CA
August 7, 1980
24/19 3560-006
"The United States and its Allies: New Patterns of Cooperation"; Commonwealth Club of California and the World Affairs Council of Northern California
August 8, 1980
24/19 3560-006
"Securing the World's Common Future"; United Nations General Assembly
August 25, 1980
24/19 3560-006
"Essentials of Security: Arms and More"; World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh
September 18, 1980
24/19 3560-006
Hopes for United Nation's Future; United Nations General Assembly
September 22, 1980
24/19 3560-006
"Memphis Town Meeting"; Economic Club of Memphis
October 6, 1980
24/19 3560-006
"The U.S. and World Refugees"; American Lutheran Church
October 6, 1980
24/19 3560-006
"U.S. Position in the Persian Gulf"; General Pulaski Association
October 14, 1980
24/19 3560-006
"SALT and the Future of Arms Control"; Women's National Democratic Club
October 16, 1980
24/19 3560-006
"The Foreign Policy of Human Rights"; University of Wisconsin; Milwaukee, WI
October 21, 1980
24/19 3560-006
"U.S. Interests in the Middle East"; Economic Club of New York
October 28, 1980
24/19 3560-006
"News Conference"
November 1, 1980
24/19 3560-006
"Securing a Safe Future"; Kansas State University
December 4, 1980
National Academy of Sciences
Box/Folder Accession
24/20 3560-006
"Oceanography 1960 - 1970"
1959
24/20 3560-006
"Academy Announces Actions to Aid Eight Dissident Scientists"
April 27, 1977
Box/Folder Accession
24/21 3560-006
National Citizen's Committee; "Report of theCommittee on Arms Control and Disarmament"
November 28 - December 1, 1965
National Citizens Committee Concerned AboutDeployment of the ABM
Box/Folder Accession
24/22 3560-006
"On the Issue: ABM"
April 1969
24/22 3560-006
"ABM -- Selected Additional Bibliography"
April 1969
Box/Folder Accession
24/23 3560-006
National Committee on American Foreign Policy; "SALTII and the Future of Nuclear Arms Control"
October 21, 1979
24/24 3560-006
National Committee on U.S.-China Relations; "AnAnnotated Guide to Modern China"
April 1967
National Conference on Soviet Jewry
Box/Folder Accession
24/25 3560-006
"White Book of Exodus"
1972
24/25 3560-006
"Orphans of the Exodus: Separated Soviet Jewish Families, A Collection of Case Histories"
March 1977
24/25 3560-006
"Selected Speeches"; National Conference Leadership Assembly
June 1977
Box/Folder Accession
24/26 3560-006
Navrosov, Lev; "Getting Out of Russia"; Commentary
October 1972
24/27 3560-006
Nau, Henry R.; "Why Reduce Oil Imports?"
October 1, 1980
24/28 3560-006
Nelson, Bryce; "ABM: Scientists are Important inBuilding Senate Opposition"; Science
May 1969
24/29 3560-006
Neuhaus, John; "Christianity and Democracy"
1981
24/30 3560-006
Nielsen, Waldemor A.; U.S., U.S.S.R. and China inSouthern Africa; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee; African AffairsSubcommittee
undated (mid) 1970s
Nitze, Paul
Box/Folder Accession
24/31 3560-006
"Current SALT II Negotiating Posture"
March 28, 1978
24/31 3560-006
"SALT II -- The Objectives vs. the Results"; Chicago Council on Foreign Affairs
December 5, 1978
24/31 3560-006
Assessment of Deterrence; U.S. House. Armed Services Committee
February 6, 1979
24/31 3560-006
"The Relationship of the Strategic Nuclear Balance to the General Military and Power Balance"; Global Strategic Balance and Regional Security Issues Seminar
February 8, 1979
24/31 3560-006
"Thoughts on SALT II"
May 3, 1979
24/31 3560-006
"The Role of Military Power in Foreign Policy"; Congressional Research Service Breakfast for Congressmen
February 6, 1980
Nixon, Richard M.
Box/Folder Accession
24/32 3560-006
"Indochina Progress Report: An Assessment of Vietnamization"; Address to the Nation
April 7, 1971
North Atlantic Assembly Papers
Box/Folder Accession
24/33 3560-006
"Security in the Northern Region"
1979
24/33 3560-006
"Detente: Results and Prospects"
1979
24/33 3560-006
"Rules of Procedure"
1980
Box/Folder Accession
24/34 3560-006
Norton, Garrison; The Soviet Navy; Aviation WritersAssociation Convention
May 31, 1957
Novak, Michael
Box/Folder Accession
24/35 3560-006
"Rethinking Human Rights"; Speeches to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights
February 2 - March 14, 1981
24/35 3560-006
"A Conversation with Michael Novak and Richard Schifter"
1981
24/35 3560-006
"Moral Clarity in the Nuclear Age"; National Review
April 1983
Novick, David
Box/Folder Accession
24/36 3560-006
"A New Approach to the Military Budget"
June 12, 1956
24/36 3560-006
"The Federal Budget as an Indicator of Government Intentions and the Implications of Intentions"
October 1, 1959
Box/Folder Accession
24/37 3560-006
Nyporko, Vu. I.; "Constitutional InterrelationshipsBetween the President and the U.S. Congress in the Area of Foreign Policy"
May 27, 1980
24/38 3560-006
Oberdorfer, Don; Events of March, 1968; Tet!
1971
24/39 3560-006
Opinion Research Corporation; "Public Attitudes onNational Defense"
April 1972
24/40 3560-006
Organization of American States; "Handbook ofExisting Rules Pertaining to Human Rights"
February 3, 1975
Paone, Martin
Box/Folder Accession
24/41 3560-006
"The Soviet Succession Lineup or 'Who's on First"'
August 13, 1982
24/41 3560-006
"Capsule Biography of Uri Andropov: The New Soviet Leader"
November 18, 1982
Box/Folder Accession
24/42 3560-006
Parrent, Allen M.; "The Problem of theAnti-Ballistic Missile"
December 1, 1967
24/43 3560-006
Parsons, Edgar A.; "The Permanent Crises in NationalDefense"; The Virginia Quarterly Review
Summer 1957
24/44 3560-006
Perelman, Viktor; "Letter to the West"; Update
December 1972
24/45 3560-006
Peres, Shimon; "A Strategy for Peace in the MiddleEast"; Foreign Affairs
April 1980
24/46 3560-006
Perkins, Dwight H.; "The Economics of Sino-SovietRelations in the 1970s and into the 1980s"
November 1, 1980
24/47 3560-006
Perkinson, William J.; "ABM Primer"; BaltimoreEvening Sun
undated (mid) 1960s
Perle, Richard N.
Box/Folder Accession
24/48 3560-006
"Preview of the SALT Debate"; Time
June 18, 1979
24/48 3560-006
"Echoes of the 1930s"; Strategic Review
Winter 1979
24/48 3560-006
Nomination Testimony; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
July 16, 1981
24/48 3560-006
"Perle Links SALT Negotiations to Soviet Behavior"; Defense Daily
July 17, 1981
24/48 3560-006
"Perle Says SALT Treaty Possible Within Four Years"; Defense Daily
July 29, 1981
24/48 3560-006
Defense Department View on Soviet Pipeline; U.S. Senate. Banking, House and Urban Affairs Committee
November 12, 1981
24/48 3560-006
National Security and Arms Control; U.S. Senate. Armed-Services Committee
December 1, 1981
24/48 3560-006
Theater Nuclear Weapons Program; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee. Research and Development Subcommittee
March 1, 1982
24/48 3560-006
"Fiscal Year 1983 Civil Defense Program"; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee; Strategic and Theater Nuclear Forces Subcommittee
March 17, 1982
24/48 3560-006
Final Markup of the Defense Authorization Bill; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee. Strategic and Theater Nuclear Forces Subcommittee
March 22, 1982
24/48 3560-006
"Raiding the Free World's Technology"; Aerospace
Spring 1982
24/48 3560-006
Arms Control and National Security; U.S. House. Armed Services Committee. Special Panel on Arms Control and Disarmament; Procurement and Military Nuclear Systems Subcommittee
July 12, 1983
24/48 3560-006
"Technology and the Quiet War"; Strategic Review
Winter 1982
Box/Folder Accession
24/49 3560-006
Perlemutter, Amos; "Is Reagan Blind to Middle EastRealities?"; The Jewish Monthly
March 1982
24/50 3560-006
Perlo, Viktor; "American Financial Magnates and theForeign Policy of the U.S.A."; Pravola
November 21, 1957
24/51 3560-006
Petrov, Vladimir; "Dynamics of Confrontation"
undated (early) 1980s
24/52 3560-006
Pfaltzgraff, Robert L.; "NATO and European Security:Prospects for the 1970s"; American Political Science Association
September 8-12, 1970
Pickus, Robert
Box/Folder Accession
24/53 3560-006
"The ABM and a World Without War"
1969
24/53 3560-006
Interview
August 1982
Box/Folder Accession
25/1 3560-006
Pike, Douglas; "The Impact of the Sino-SovietDispute on Southeast Asia"
November 1, 1980
Pillsbury, Michael
Box/Folder Accession
25/2 3560-006
"U.S. Chinese Military Ties"; Foreign Policy
Fall 1975
25/2 3560-006
"Media Reaction to 'U.S.-Chinese Military Ties'
1976
Pipes, Richard
Box/Folder Accession
25/3 3560-006
"A Historian's Reflection on the Principles Guiding Russian Foreign Policy"; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee. Strategic Arms Limitation Talks Special Subcommittee
March 18, 1970
25/3 3560-006
The Change in the American Public's Attitude Toward the Soviet Union
February 26, 1971
Box/Folder Accession
25/4 3560-006
Pisar, Samuel; "A Charter for East-West Trade andCooperation"
June 21, 1974
25/5 3560-006
Plaust, Jordan J. and Blaustein, Albert P.; "TheArab Oil Weapon -- A Threat to International Peace?"
1974
Podhoretz, Norman
Box/Folder Accession
25/6 3560-006
"The Present Danger"; Commentary
March 1980
25/6 3560-006
"The Neo-Conservative Anguish Over Reagan's Foreign Policy"; New York Times Magazine
May 2, 1982
Box/Folder Accession
25/7 3560-006
Pollack, Jonathon D.; "China's AgonizingReappraisal: Foreign and Security Policy in the 1970s"
November 1, 1980
25/8 3560-006
Port of Seattle, Chinese Visit; Reporter
1979
25/9 3560-006
Powell, Craig; "Can World Pressure Open Hanoi'sDoors?" Armed Forces Management
February 1968
25/10 3560-006
Pragal, Peter; "The Eastern Bloc Campaign Againstthe Stations in Munich"; Suddeutsche Zeitung
February 22, 1971
25/11 3560-006
Pregelj, Vladimir N.; "Most-Favored-NationTreatment"; Congressional Research Service Review
January 1981
25/12 3560-006
Prina, L. Edgar; "Beneath the Surface: New SubmarineConcepts Being Floated"; Sea Power
June 1979
25/13 3560-006
Proffer, Carl R.; "A Disabled Literature: Are ThereAny Writers in the Soviet Union?"; The New Republic
February 14, 1981
25/14 3560-006
Project on Budget Priorities; "Military Policy andBudget Priorities: FY 1974"
1974
Prosterman, Roy L.
Box/Folder Accession
25/15 3560-006
"Land Reform in South Vietnam: A Proposal for Turning the Tables on the Viet Cong"; Cornell Law Review
November 1967
25/15 3560-006
"Briefing Paper on Land Reform in South Vietnam"
January 22, 1968
25/15 3560-006
"South Vietnam: Proposed Land Reform Programs
Marcy 9, 1968
25/15 3560-006
"Land Reform in Vietnam"; Current History
December 1969
25/15 3560-006
"The Growing Threat of World Famine"; Wall Street Journal
September 14, 1973
25/15 3560-006
"Challenge of World Grain Crisis"; Seattle Post Intelligencer
September 23, 1973
25/15 3560-006
"Probe -- A Plan for Mideast Peace"; Seattle Post-Intelligencer
October 29, 1973
25/15 3560-006
"Land Reform Expert Assails Marcos Delay"; Seattle Post-Intelligencer
March 3, 1975
25/15 3560-006
"Despite Marcos Vow, Few Tenant Farmers Get Land"; New York Times
March 14, 1975
25/15 3560-006
Vietnam Land Reform; Letter to the Editor
January 17, 1974
25/15 3560-006
1974: Year of Lightning, Day of Drums, for the World's Poor"
February 6, 1974
25/15 3560-006
Need for Foreign Aid; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
July 29, 1975
25/15 3560-006
"Asian Rice Yields Pre-War to 1974"
1975
25/15 3560-006
Agricultural Situation if S. 103 Amended"
1976
Box/Folder Accession
25/16 3560-006
Prouty, Winston L.; ABM
undated (late) 1960s
25/17 3560-006
Pryce-Jones, David; "The Pretensions of the PLO"; Newsday
December 16, 1980
Pracek, Kerry
Box/Folder Accession
25/18 3560-006
"The Catholic Church in El Salvador"
1981
25/18 3560-006
"Nicaragua: A Revolution Against the Church?"
1981
Box/Folder Accession
25/19 3560-006
Puddington, Arch; "Soviet Workers: An EmergingState"; AFL-CIO Federationist
May 1980
25/20 3560-006
Ra'anan, Uri; U.S. Military Aid to Egypt; U.S.Senate. Foreign Relations Committee. Foreign Assistance Subcommittee
1976
Rabi, Isidor I.
Box/Folder Accession
25/21 3560-006
Interview; U.S. News and World Report
January 17, 1958
25/21 3560-006
"Do Rational People Make War"; The New Republic
May 12, 1958
25/21 3560-006
"The Cost of Secrecy"; Atlantic Monthly
August 1960
Box/Folder Accession
25/22 3560-006
Radio T. V. Reports Inc.; American Association forthe Advancement of Science Annual Meeting
December 26, 1967
25/23 3560-006
Radvanyl, Miklos K.; "Soviet Leaders and theAmericas"
1980
25/24 3560-006
RAND Corporation; "Report on the Vietnam Papers(Ellsberg)"
July 27, 1971
Rathjens, George W.
Box/Folder Accession
25/25 3560-006
"Notes on the Military Problems of Europe"; World Politics
January 1958
25/25 3560-006
"Deterrence and Defense"; Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
June 1958
25/25 3560-006
"The Dynamics of the Arms Race"; Scientific American
April 1969
25/25 3560-006
"A Commentary on Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird's May 22 Defense of Safeguard"
June 27, 1969
25/25 3560-006
"The Future of the Strategic Arms Race: Options for the 70s"
1969
Box/Folder Accession
25/26 3560-006
Reischauer, Edwin O.; "Transpacific Relations"; Agenda for the Nation
1969
Republican National Committee
Box/Folder Accession
25/27 3560-006
"The Missile Defense Question: Is LBJ Right?"
February 20, 1967
25/27 3560-006
"SALT II?: The Best We Can Do?"
March 1979
Rhinelander, Phillip H.
Box/Folder Accession
25/28 3560-006
"Some Vital Issues"; Is Man Incomprehensible to Man?
1973
25/28 3560-006
"Peace: The Ultimate Challenge"; The Stanford Magazine
Winter 1982
Ribicoff, Abe
Box/Folder Accession
25/29 3560-006
"Energy Sources"; Seminar on Energy
October 29, 1973
25/29 3560-006
"Criticizes Treasury on Boycott"; Letter to William E. Simon
December 9, 1976
Rickover, Hyman G.
Box/Folder Accession
25/30 3560-006
"The Naval Revolution"; American Legion Naval Affairs Committee
September 14, 1957
25/30 3560-006
"The Meaning of the Nautilus' Polar Voyage"; Altoona Lions Club
September 29, 1958
25/30 3560-006
"Theodore Roosevelt -- Modern American"; Theodore Roosevelt Association
October 27, 1958
25/30 3560-006
"The Shippingport Atomic Power Station: Lessons from its Operation"; American Public Power Association
May 28, 1959
25/30 3560-006
Greater Efficiency in the Defense Department; U.S. Congress. Economic Joint Committee
January 28, 1959
25/30 3560-006
"Thoughts on Man's Purpose in Life"; Cathedral of St. John the Divine
May 9, 1982
Box/Folder Accession
25/31 3560-006
Robinson, Clarence A.; "Further Violations of SALTSeen"; Aviation Week and Space Technology
February 3, 1975
25/32 3560-006
Robinson, Mary E.; "A Proposal For the Establishmentof an Experimental Manpower Communications Center in the LifeSciences"
February 3, 1960
Roche, John P.
Box/Folder Accession
25/33 3560-006
"A Trip into the Past"
August 16, 1979
25/33 3560-006
"Exit Young"
August 23, 1979
25/33 3560-006
"The Hostage Fixation"
May 1, 1980
25/33 3560-006
"Muskie at the Helm"
May 17, 1980
25/33 3560-006
"All Aboard for Sarajevo"
June 7, 1980
25/33 3560-006
"Ramsey Clark: A Classic Guilt Trip"
June 12, 1980
25/33 3560-006
"Human Rights and Foreign Policy"
February 22, 1981
Box/Folder Accession
25/34 3560-006
Rosen, Steven J. and Moustafine, Mara; "U.S.Sanctions Against Israel?"
July 1977
25/35 3560-006
Rosenbaum, David; Debriefing of Visitors to U.S.S.R.
April 19, 1974
25/36 3560-006
Rosencraft, Menachem Z.; "The Legal Status of SovietJewry"; Columbia Human Rights Law Review
undated (late) 1970s
25/37 3560-006
Rosenfeld, Alvin; "Secret Protocals and AuthorizedLeaks"; The National Jewish Monthly
June 1976
Rostow, Eugene V.
Box/Folder Accession
25/38 3560-006
"SALT II -- A Soft Bargain, A Hard Sell"; Conference on U.S. Security and the Soviet Challenge
July 25, 1978
25/38 3560-006
"The Case Against SALT II"; Commentary
1979
25/38 3560-006
"Draft of Basic Foreign Policy Speech for Senator Edward M. Kennedy"
January 23, 1980
25/38 3560-006
"U.S. Objectives in Arms Control Negotiations with the Soviet Union"; Council on Foreign Relations
October 20, 1981
25/38 3560-006
U.S.-Soviet Negotiations; United Nations General Assembly
October 21, 1981
25/38 3560-006
"The Great Nuclear Debate"; Yale Law School International Law Society; New Haven, CT
April 23, 1982
Box/Folder Accession
25/38 3560-006
"Present at the Creation"; Yale University; NewHaven, CT
April 24, 1982
25/39 3560-006
Rostow, W. W.; "Political Economy in a Time ofSecurity"
May 25, 1974
25/40 3560-006
Rowan, Carl T.; "Saudi Arabia: The Next Iran?"; Reader's Digest
April 1980
25/41 3560-006
Rowe, David Nelson; "The Carter China Policy"
1980
Rowny, Edward L.
Box/Folder Accession
25/42 3560-006
Arms Reductions; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
July 12, 1979
25/42 3560-006
"Verification and START"
April 19, 1982
Rusk, Dean
Box/Folder Accession
25/43 3560-006
"The Heart of the Problem..."; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
February 18, 1966
25/43 3560-006
"The Central Issue in Vietnam"; News Conference
October 12, 1967
Box/Folder Accession
25/44 3560-006
Russett, Bruce M.; "The Complexities of BallisticMissile Defense"; The Yale Review
Spring 1967
25/45 3560-006
Safer, Arnold E.; "Energy Policy Trade-Offs"; " The Economic View From One Wall Street"
July 1977
25/46 3560-006
Safire, William; "Greasing the Skids for OilBarons"; New York Times
undated (late) 1970s
25/47 3560-006
Sakharov, Andrei D.; "The Freedom to Choose One'sCountry of Residence"; My Country and the World
1975
25/48 3560-006
Sallet, Richard; Russian German Settlements in the U.S.; "Introduction"
undated (early) 1970s
25/49 3560-006
Salpeter, Eliahu; "The Helsinki Follow-Up: SovietBrinksmanship at Belgrade"; New Leader
July 18, 1977
25/50 3560-006
Scalapino, Robert A. and Seabury, Paul; "ForeignPolicy and the 1972 Presidential Campaign"
March 1972
25/51 3560-006
Schaefer, Henry W.; "The Sino-Soviet Dispute in the1970s: Economic Background and Implications for the U.S.S.R."
September 1980
Schapiro, Leonard
Box/Folder Accession
25/52 3560-006
"The Convergence Theory in Historical Perspective"; Some Problems of Foreign Policy
undated (late) 1960s
25/52 3560-006
"Communists in Collision: China and the Soviet Union March - October 1969"; Studies in Comparative Communism
1970
25/52 3560-006
"Out of the Dustbin of History"; Problems of Communism
undated (early) 1970s
Box/Folder Accession
25/53 3560-006
Schapitz, Joachim F.; "Aspects of an Internal U.S.Security Crisis"
September 1974
25/54 3560-006
Schelling, Thomas C.; "Defense: The Savings ofAccommodation"; Saturday Review
January 23, 1971
25/55 3560-006
Schlick; Jack M.; "Berlin: Settlements WithoutSolutions"; Baltimore Sunday Sun
September 5, 1971
Schroeter, Leonard
Box/Folder Accession
25/56 3560-006
"Soviet Jews and Israeli Citizenship"; Soviet Jewish Affairs
November 1971
25/56 3560-006
"Report from Jewish Leadership in the Soviet Union"
September 5, 1972
25/56 3560-006
"How They Left: Varieties of Soviet Exit Experience"; Soviet Jewish Affairs
1972
Box/Folder Accession
25/57 3560-006
Schulman, Fred; "Let's End Inflation"
August 16, 1974
25/58 3560-006
Scoville, Herbert Jr.; "The Politics of the ABMDebate: The View From the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency"; AmericanPolitical Science Association
September 1970
25/59 3560-006
Scott, John; "Peace in Asia"
1968
25/60 3560-006
Seamans, Robert C.; "Planning for StrategicDeterrence in the '70s"; American Astronautical Society and Operations ResearchSociety of America
June 17, 1969
25/61 3560-006
Shannon, E. L.; The Price of Oil; Remarks before thePetroleum Equipment Supplier Association
February 25, 1976
25/62 3560-006
Sharp, U.S. Grant; Air Force in Vietnam; New York Times
August 6, 1971
Shlesinger, James R.
Box/Folder Accession
25/63 3560-006
"Long Term Strategic Implication of Energy"; The Pilgrims
November 29, 1978
25/63 3560-006
"Encirclement in the Middle East"; Wall Street Journal
January 18, 1979
25/63 3560-006
"U.S. Soviet Strategic Balance; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
April 30, 1982
25/63 3560-006
"Very Inscrutable, These Occidentals"; Washington Post
July 9, 1982
Box/Folder Accession
25/64 3560-006
Shulman, Collette; "A Symposium on U.S.-U.S.S.R.:Confrontation or Cooperation"; Seven Springs Center
November 16-18, 1978
Shultz, George
Box/Folder Accession
25/65 3560-006
"Confirmation Hearings"; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
July 13, 1982
25/65 3560-006
"President Reagan's Middle East Peace Initiative"; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
September 10, 1982
25/65 3560-006
"The Quest for Peace"; United Jewish Appeal
September 12, 1982
Shulman, Marshall D.
Box/Folder Accession
25/66 3560-006
"Marshall Shulman, Special Adviser to the Secretary of State"
1978
25/66 3560-006
"Tales of Afghanistan, Moscow Style"; World Paper
February 1980
Box/Folder Accession
25/67 3560-006
Sieber, Otto; "China Odyssey"; Spotlight,
October 1980
Sieff, Marcus
Box/Folder Accession
25/68 3560-006
"The World Economic Problems"; Financial and Economic Committees of the Knesset
May 11, 1982
25/68 3560-006
Letter to the British Foreign Secretary
June 18, 1982
Box/Folder Accession
25/69 3560-006
Silde, Adolf; "Resistance Movement in Latvia"
1972
Simes, Dmitry
Curriculum Vitae
Box/Folder Accession
25/70-71 3560-006
"Two Future Americans" The New Yorker
November 16, 1973
25/70-71 3560-006
"Soviet Decision Making and National Security Policy"
November 1973
25/70-71 3560-006
"Foreign Policy, Arms Control and Strategic Issues in the Soviet Media: Bi-weekly Report"
March 17, 1975
25/70-71 3560-006
"Foreign Policy, Arms Control and Strategic Issues in the Soviet Media: Monthly Report"
December 15, 1975
25/70-71 3560-006
"Foreign Policy, Arms Control and Strategic Issues in the Soviet Media: Monthly Report"
January 15, 1975
25/70-71 3560-006
"Foreign Policy, Arms Control and Strategic Issues in the Soviet Media: Monthly Report"
June 15, 1975
25/70-71 3560-006
Letter to HMJ (in Russian)
undated 1972
25/70-71 3560-006
Technical Verification and Soviet Secrecy
undated 1975
25/70-71 3560-006
"The Soviet View of Detente"
undated 1952
Box/Folder Accession
26/1 3560-006
Singer, Max; "Pursuing Peace in the Middle East: TheIdea of Quasi Settlement"
February 5, 1976
26/2 3560-006
Skacel, Milan B.; "A New Approach to U.S.-LatinAmerican Relations"
February 17, 1976
Slocum, Mariana
Box/Folder Accession
26/3 3560-006
"Soviet Energy: The Dilemma and the Question"
February 1974
26/3 3560-006
"Soviet Energy: An Internal Assessment"; Technology Review
October/November 1974
Box/Folder Accession
26/4 3560-006
Sloss, Leon; "SALT Two: An Assessment"
1974
26/5 3560-006
Smith, Gerard C.; "SALT After Vladivostok"; Journal of International Affairs
Spring 1974
26/6 3560-006
Smolansky, Bettie M. and Oles; "The Sino-SovietInteraction in the Middle East: An Analysis"
November 1, 1980
26/7 3560-006
Social Democrats, U.S. A.; "Resolution on Helsinkiand Belgrade"
February 5, 1977
Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr
Box/Folder Accession
26/8 3560-006
"Panorama"; BBC Filmed Interview
March 1, 1976
26/8 3560-006
"Misconceptions About Russia are a Treat to America"; Foreign Affairs
1980
Box/Folder Accession
26/9 3560-006
Sadaro, Michael J.; "Moscow and Mitterand"; Problems of Communism
July - August 1982
26/10 3560-006
Sonnenfeldt, Helmut; "The Meaning of Detente'?";Naval War College
1975
26/11 3560-006
South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry; "Orphansof the Exodus"
1976
26/12 3560-006
Southerland, Thomas C.; "The Battle Over America'sEnvironment"; University
Winter 1969
26/13 3560-006
Southern California University. Law Center; "TheTrial of Alexander Feldman: A Colloquium on the Rights of Soviet Jews"
March 6, 1974
26/14 3560-006
Spilhaus, Athelstan; "Turn to the Sea"
1959
26/15 3560-006
Springenschmid, Karl; "Out Lost Children:Janissaries?"
1980
26/16 3560-006
Stanford University Arms Control and DisarmamentProgram; "Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces in Europe"
April 13, 1982
26/17 3560-006
Stanley, Timothy W.; "Atlantic Security in theSeventies -- A Socio-Political-Military Appraisal"; Atlantic Assembly
September 1971
26/18 3560-006
Steibel, George L.; "Detente: Dilemma or Disaster"
1969
26/19 3560-006
Steiner, Henry J.; "International Boycotts andDomestic Order: American Involvement in the Arab-Israeli Conflict"; Texas Literary Review
January 1977
Stennis, John C.
Box/Folder Accession
26/20 3560-006
Interview; CBS Morning News
May 7, 1969
26/20 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Armed Forces Committee Defense Budget
July 3, 1969
26/20 3560-006
Disagreement between CIA and Defense Department; U.S. Senate
July 10, 1969
26/20 3560-006
"Time Has Come to Act (ABM)"; U.S. News and World Report
July 14, 1969
26/20 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
February 25, 1972
Box/Folder Accession
26/21 3560-006
Sterling, Claire; "Terrorism"; New York Times Magazine
March 1, 1981
26/22 3560-006
Stikker, Dirk; "The Impact of Foreign PrivateInvestment"
undated 1970
Stone, Jeremy J.
Box/Folder Accession
26/23 3560-006
"Beginning of the Next Round?"; Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
December 1967
26/23 3560-006
"The Case Against Missile Defenses"
April 1968
Box/Folder Accession
26/24 3560-006
Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry; "Project: Tradefor Freedom"
1973
Symington, Stuart
Box/Folder Accession
26/25 3560-006
Reminiscences; Veterans of Foreign Wars
August 26, 1957
26/25 3560-006
Soviet ICBM's; Press Conference
September 12, 1957
26/25 3560-006
"The Safeguard ABM System -- The Need for an Executive Session"; U.S. Senate
July 14, 1969
26/25 3560-006
"A Modern Magninot Line (ABM)"; U.S. News and World Report
July 14, 1969
26/25 3560-006
"Radar -- The Achilles Heel in the Safeguard"; U.S. Senate
July 29, 1969
Box/Folder Accession
26/26 3560-006
Szulc, Tad; "Soviet Violations of the SALT Deal:Have We Been Had?"; The New Republic
June 7, 1975
Tatu, Michael
Box/Folder Accession
26/27 3560-006
"The Great Power Triangle: Washington-Moscow Peking"
1970
26/27 3560-006
"Deadlock in the SALT Conversations"; Le Monde
January 17, 1974
Teller, Edward
Box/Folder Accession
26/28 3560-006
"The ABM Debate"
April 2, 1969
26/28 3560-006
"Statement on the Ballistic Missile Defense"
April 21, 1969
Temple, Mary
Box/Folder Accession
26/29 3560-006
"International Appeal to the Parties at the Paris Talks"
undated (early) 1970s
26/29 3560-006
"Appeal for an Extended Cease-fire from Christmas through Tet"
undated (early) 1970s
Box/Folder Accession
26/30 3560-006
Terrill, Ross; "The Development of U.S.-ChinaRelations"; U.S. House. International Relations Committee; Asian and PacificAffairs Subcommittee
September 23, 1980
"This Week with David Brinkley"; ABC broadcast
Box/Folder Accession
26/31 3560-006
Evron, Ephram and Weinberger, Casper
December 20, 1981
26/31 3560-006
Brown, Harold and Kirkpatrick, Jeane
December 27, 1981
26/31 3560-006
Mershikov, Stanislav and Haig, Alexander
February 14, 1982
26/31 3560-006
Churchill, Winston and Healey, Denis
April 11, 1982
26/31 3560-006
Brown, Harold, Zumwalt, Elmo and Callaghan, James
May 2, 1982
26/31 3560-006
Herra Vegas, Jorge, Henderson,Nicholas and Meese, Edwin
May 9, 1982
26/31 3560-006
Gemayel, Bachir, Highland, William G. and Percy, Charles
June 27, 1982
26/31 3560-006
Itani, Khalil, Goldman, Patricia, Dodd, Christopher, Levin, Carl and Arens, Mose
July 11, 1982
26/31 3560-006
Hammer, Armand, Levy, Walter and Shlesinger, James
July 18, 1982
26/31 3560-006
Warnke, Paul, Rowny, Edward and Brzezinski, Zbigniew
January 2, 1983
Box/Folder Accession
26/32 3560-006
Thompson, W. Scott; "Appeasement"
undated (late) 1970s
26/33 3560-006
Thurmond, Strom W.; Defense Procurement; U.S. Senate
July 31, 1969
26/34 3560-006
Tobriner, Matthew W.; "Comparison of U.S. andU.S.S.R. Bomber Capabilities as they Relate to SALT II"
February 1975
26/35 3560-006
Tolstoy Foundation; "History, Arms and Achievements"
1976
26/36 3560-006
Toon, Malcom
26/37 3560-006
Topol, Edward; "Soviet Propaganda on AmericanTelevision"
November 19, 1980
26/38 3560-006
Tower, John; Perle, Richard; U.S. Senate. ArmedServices Committee
December 1, 1981
26/39 3560-006
Trian, John; "The Source (Institute for PolicyStudies)"; Forbes
November 24, 1980
26/40 3560-006
Treadgold, Donald W.; "Alternative Western Views ofthe Sino-Soviet Conflict"
undated (mid) 1970s
26/41 3560-006
The Trilateral Commission; "Energy: A Strategy forInternational Action"; Report to the Executive Committee
December 8-10, 1974
26/42 3560-006
Tucker, Jonathon B.; "Statement Command-and-ControlVulnerabilities: Dangers and Remedies"
May 1982
26/43-45 3560-006
Tufts, Robert W.; "Toward Reforming the Organizationand Processes of the Executive Branch for Making and Carrying Out NationalSecurity Policy"
August 1959
26/46 3560-006
Turner, Stansfield; "The War of Supplies"; New York Times
May 26, 1982
Ukrainian Group to Promote the Implementation of theHelsinki Accords
Box/Folder Accession
26/47 3560-006
"Declaration and Memorandum No. 1 (English and Russian)"
1977
26/47 3560-006
"Information Bulletin No. 1"
1978
The Ukrainian Helsinki Group
Box/Folder Accession
26/48 3560-006
"The Persecution of the Ukrainian Helsinki Group"
1980
26/48 3560-006
"Five Years of Struggle in Defense of Rights"
1980
Union of Councils of Soviet Jews
Box/Folder Accession
26/49 3560-006
"The White Book of Exodus"
January - June 1972
26/49 3560-006
"Pot'ma: Repression of Jews in the Soviet Union"
undated (early) 1970s
United Nations Association of the United States
Box/Folder Accession
26/50 3560-006
"Stopping the Spread of Nuclear Weapons"
1969
26/50 3560-006
"U.S. Foreign Policy and Human Rights"
December 1979
26/50 3560-006
"Beyond Nationalization (U.S.-China Relations)"
1979
U.S.S.R. Embassy. U.S.
Box/Folder Accession
26/51 3560-006
"Brezhnev, L. I.; Report; Central Committee; 26th Congress of the Communist Part Soviet Union"
February 23, 1981
26/51 3560-006
"Zamyatin, Leonid M.; Interview; ABC"
March 1981
Box/Folder Accession
26/52 3560-006
U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy;"Report"
1980
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Box/Folder Accession
26/53 3560-006
"Report; World Military Expenditures and Arms Transfers 1965 - 1974"
March 31, 1976
26/53 3560-006
"Verification: The Critical Element of Arms Control"
March 1976
26/53 3560-006
"Ikle, Fred C. "
June 15, 1976
26/53 3560-006
"Amendments to SALT II Could Hurt U.S. Advantages, Seignious Says"
June 19, 1979
26/53 3560-006
"World Military Expenditures and Arms Transfers 1970 - 1979"
March 1982
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Background
Box/Folder Accession
27/1-27/10 3560-006
China Papers
1977-1981
27/1-27/10 3560-006
Energy
1980
27/1-27/10 3560-006
International Terrorism
1980-1981
27/1-27/10 3560-006
U.S.S.R.
1975-1982
Box/Folder Accession
27/1-27/10 3560-006
Foreign Broadcast Translations Mentioning HMJ
1972-1982
Box/Folder Accession
27/11-15 3560-006
U.S. Congressional Commission on Security andCooperation in Europe
1976-1982
27/16 3560-006
U.S. Congressional Budget Office; "The World OilMarket in the 1980's"
May 1980
U.S. Congressional Research Service
Box/Folder Accession
27/17 3560-006
"Some Arguments Supporting the Proposition that Increased Defense Spending Might Ward off Economic Recession and Aid the Long Run Growth of the Economy"
January 7, 1958
27/18 3560-006
"How the Soviet Organization for Cold War Planning Works"
May 24, 1959
27/19 3560-006
"National Security Policy Machinery: A Selected Bibliography"
undated 1950s
27/20 3560-006
"The Arms Race: Selected Quotations"
April 16, 1962
27/21 3560-006
"The Soviet ABM System: A Survey of Soviet Strategic Doctrine, Arguments on Deployment, Intentions and Fulfillment, American Reaction and Implications"
April 10, 1967
27/22 3560-006
"Deployment of the ABM: Pros and Cons"
April 19, 1967
27/23 3560-006
"Fifty Years of Foreign Loans and Foreign Aid by the U.S."
May 16, 1967
27/24 3560-006
"The Soviet Strategic Buildup and the American Reaction, 1967 - 1969"
July 9, 1969
27/25 3560-006
"Biographical Citations to Testimony of Scientists Concerning Sputnik and Scientific Education, October 1957 - December 1960"
October 26, 1971
27/26 3560-006
"Amnesty: A Brief Historical Overview"
February 28, 1972
27/27 3560-006
"The Soviet Exit Fee"
March 1973
27/28 3560-006
"Soviet Emigration Policy"
April 11, 1973
27/29 3560-006
"Human Rights and U.S. Foreign Policy"
December 9, 1977
27/30 3560-006
"An Economic Embargo of Iran"
December 13, 1979
27/31 3560-006
"Afghanistan: Soviet Invasion and U.S. Response"
January 1980
27/32 3560-006
"The SALT II Treaty in 1981: Is There a Deadline for Senate Action?"
October 1, 1980
27/33 3560-006
"U.S. Relations ... Saudi Arabia, Libya"
November - December 1981
27/34 3560-006
"International Terrorism"
January 1982
27/35 3560-006
"Human Rights and U.S. Foreign Policy"
April 14, 1982
27/36 3560-006
"Brezhnev's Peace Offensive: Propaganda Ploy or U.S. Negotiating Opportunity?"
May 17, 1982
27/37 3560-006
"Most-Favored-Nation Policy Toward Communist Countries"
February 24, 1983
U.S. Defense Department
Box/Folder Accession
27/38-40 3560-006
"The Political Reliability of the Warsaw Pact Armies: The Southern Tier"
1980s
27/38-40 3560-006
General
1957-1983
Box/Folder Accession
28/1 3560-006
U.S. Defense Nuclear Agency; "New AlternativesWorkshop Report"
February 15, 1981
28/2 3560-006
U.S. Energy Department; Report; Relationship Betweenthe University of California and the Los Alamos and Lawrence LivermoreLaboratories
May 1979
28/3 3560-006
U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration;"A Defense Force for NATO's Central Region"
December 1975
28/4-7 3560-006
U.S. Foreign Broadcast Information Service
1967-1980
28/8 3560-006
U.S. General Accounting Office; "Progress Report onU.S.-Soviet Union Cooperative Programs"
January 1975
28/9 3560-006
U.S. Joint Publications Research Service
1979
28/10 3560-006
U.S. Navy Department; Explaining Sputnik
1957
28/11-15 3560-006
U.S. Radio Liberty Research
1976-1980
U.S. State Department
Box/Folder Accession
28/16-18 3560-006
Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe
1973-1982
28/16-18 3560-006
General
1975-1979
Box/Folder Accession
28/19 3560-006
U.S. United Nations Mission
1981-1982
U.S. Helsinki Watch Committee
Box/Folder Accession
28/20-21 3560-006
"39 Who Believed"
May 12, 1980
28/20-21 3560-006
"Prague Winter"
November 11, 1980
28/20-21 3560-006
"The First Fifteen Months"
1980
28/20-21 3560-006
"Prologue to Gdansk"
1980
28/20-21 3560-006
"The Polish Workers' Movement and Human Rights"
1980
28/20-21 3560-006
"Soviet-American Exchange and Human Rights"
1980
28/20-21 3560-006
"45 Who Believed"
May 12, 1981
28/20-21 3560-006
"Second Annual Report"
1981
28/20-21 3560-006
"Yugoslavia: Freedom to Conform";
1982
Box/Folder Accession
28/22 3560-006
Uppsala Colloquium; "On the Right to Leave and theRight to Return"
June 19 - 21, 1972
28/23 3560-006
Urban, Joan Barth; "The Impact of the Sino SovietDispute on Western Europe: The 1970s"
undated 1981
28/24 3560-006
Urey, Harold C.; "Science and Society: TheIntellectual Aspects of Science"; The Cooper Union for the Advancement ofScience and Art
November 2, 1959
28/25 3560-006
Uris, Leon; "In Praise of Henry Jackson";Cincinnati, OH
May 20, 1975
28/26 3560-006
Vaeth, J. Gordon; "The Management of NationalDefense (1961-1965)"
November 11, 1960
Vance, Cyrus
Box/Folder Accession
28/27 3560-006
Press Conference
January 31, 1977
28/27 3560-006
"Human Rights and Foreign Policy", University of Georgia School of Law
April 30, 1977
28/27 3560-006
"Human Rights and OAS Reform"; St. George's Grenada
June 14, 1977
28/27 3560-006
"A General Overview of U.S. Foreign Policy"; U.S. House. International Relations Committee. International Operations Subcommittee
February 8, 1978
28/27 3560-006
Interview; MacNeil-Lehrer Report
February 14, 1978
28/27 3560-006
Press Conference; Middle East
May 24, 1978
28/27 3560-006
Practice of Law; Fordham University
May 28, 1978
28/27 3560-006
Interview; Good Morning America
May 25, 1978
28/27 3560-006
Press Conference
July 10, 1978
28/27 3560-006
"Elements of U.S. Policy Toward the Soviet Union"; U.S. House. International Relations Committee
June 19, 1978
28/27 3560-006
Press Conference
July 10, 1978
28/27 3560-006
Interview; Issues and Answers
July 23, 1978
28/27 3560-006
"Building a Healthy Global Community"; United Nations General Assembly
September 29, 1978
28/27 3560-006
"U.S.-European Partnership"; Royal Institute for International Affairs
December 9, 1978
28/27 3560-006
Press Conference
January 11, 1979
28/27 3560-006
"SALT II: The Choice"; St. Louis Council on World Affairs
August 1, 1979
28/27 3560-006
"U.S. Support for the Egyptian-Israeli Peace Treaty"; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
April 11, 1979
28/27 3560-006
"United Nations Common Needs in a Diverse World"; United Nations General Assembly
September 24, 1979
28/27 3560-006
"Currents of Change in Latin America"; New York Foreign Policy Association
September 27, 1979
28/27 3560-006
"Iran"; United Nations Security Council
December 29, 1979
28/27 3560-006
"Middle East Peace Process: A Status Report"; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
March 20, 1980
28/27 3560-006
U.S. Foreign Policy; Foreign Policy Conference of Young Political Leaders
April 18, 1980
28/27 3560-006
Canada-U.S. Nuclear Agreement; Press Conference
April 23, 1980
28/27 3560-006
"U.S. Foreign Policy: Our Broader Strategy"; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
March 27, 1980
Box/Folder Accession
28/28 3560-006
Van Cleave, William R.; "Statement on SALTAgreements"; U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
July 25, 1972
28/29 3560-006
Veterans of Foreign Wars; Nomination of AlexanderHaig as Secretary of State; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
January 9, 1981
28/30 3560-006
The Vietnamese Confederation of Labor
undated
The Vietnam Council on Foreign Relations; "TheVietnamese Land Reform"
circa mid 1960s
Box/Folder Accession
28/31 3560-006
"C. V. T. Position on the Problem of Economic Aid for S. V. N."
1973
28/31 3560-006
"C. V. T. Community Centers: Helping Workers Help Themselves"
1973
Vietnam (South). Embassy. United States.
Box/Folder Accession
28/32 3560-006
"The Issue of Civilian Prisoners in South Vietnam"
November 12, 1973
28/32 3560-006
"The Issue of Civilian Prisoners in South Vietnam"
December 4, 1973
28/32 3560-006
"Communist Violations of the Paris Agreement"
December 5, 1973
28/32 3560-006
"The Search for Petroleum in Vietnam"
December 19, 1973
28/32 3560-006
"The Sovereignty of the Republic of Vietnam over the Archipelago of Hoarg Sa (Paracels)"
January 28, 1973
28/32 3560-006
Communist Selling of Cai-Lay
March 12, 1974
28/32 3560-006
"Basic Data on the Republic of Vietnam"
March 12, 1974
28/32 3560-006
"One Year of Fruitless Negotiations"
March 19, 1974
28/32 3560-006
"One Year of Implementation of the Paris Agreement on Ending the War and Restoring Peace in Vietnam"
March 19, 1974
Vietnam Veterans for a Just Peace
Box/Folder Accession
28/33 3560-006
Kesler, Bruce and O'Neill, John; Press Conference; Washington Press Club
June 1, 1971
28/33 3560-006
Our Position
June 22, 1971
Box/Folder Accession
28/34 3560-006
Volpin, Aleksandr S.; "Essays"
1972
28/35 3560-006
Waldron, Steve; "A Better Way of Living"
1973
28/36 3560-006
Washington International Business Report; "East-WestBusiness Relations"
July 1976
W.U. Jackson School of International Studies
Box/Folder Accession
28/37 3560-006
"China's Modernization: Problems and Prospects"; Batelle Research Center; Seattle, WA
February 9, 1980
28/37 3560-006
"The China Policy of Henry M. Jackson"
December 1983
Box/Folder Accession
28/38 3560-006
Watson, Thomas J.
28/39 3560-006
Wattenberg, Ben J.; "Attitudes and Policy: How theWealth Weapon Can Save the Alliance and Detente"
May 13 - 16, 1982
28/40 3560-006
Waller, Harold M.; "Energy Policy and ForeignPolicy"
July 25, 1977
28/41 3560-006
Watts, William; "Americans Look at Asia: A Need ForUnderstanding"
November 12, 1980
Weigel, George
Box/Folder Accession
28/42 3560-006
"The Peace Bishops and the Arms Race"
1982
28/42 3560-006
"Survival and Moral Courage"; The Progress
June 3, 1982
28/42 3560-006
Memo to Walter Straley and Jarlath Hume
June 10, 1982
28/42 3560-006
"The Catholic "Peace" Bishops"; Freedom at Issue
July - August 1982
28/42 3560-006
Conversation with James Armstrong, National Council of Churches
February 18, 1983
28/42 3560-006
"Toward a Strategy of Peace"
March 1, 1983
Box/Folder Accession
28/43 3560-006
Weinberg, Alvin M.; "Let Us Prepare for Peace";Rockefeller University
November 14, 1967
28/44 3560-006
Weiss, Seymoar and Fromm, Erich; "President Carter'sArms Transfer Policy: A Critical Assessment"
1978
28/45 3560-006
Welch, Colin; "Brother Can You Spare a Billion"; Chief Executive
undated
28/46 3560-006
Wheeler, John A.; Science; U.S. House. ArmedServices Committee
April 22, 1969
28/47 3560-006
Wheeler, Earle G.; "Vietnam: A Military Appraisal";New York Society of Newspaper Editors
June 24, 1968
28/48 3560-006
Weighart, James; "To the Summit, From the Bottom ofTheir Hearts"; Daily News
May 16, 1979
28/49 3560-006
Wiesenthal, Simon. Center; "The Lost Hero of theHolocaust: Raoul Wallenberg"
1981
Wiesner, Jerome B.
Box/Folder Accession
28/50 3560-006
"The Relationship of Military Technology, Strategy and Arms Control"; Conference to Plan a Strategy for Peace"
June 3, 1960
28/50 3560-006
"National Security and the Nuclear-Test Ban"; Scientific American
October 1964
Box/Folder Accession
28/51 3560-006
Wagner, Eugene P.; "Defense vs. Retaliation";American Physical Society
April 29, 1969
28/52 3560-006
Wildavsky, Aaron; "Budgetary Calculations andBudgetary Strategies"
undated (early) 1960s
Will, George F.
Box/Folder Accession
29/1 3560-006
"The Real Obstacles to Peace"; Newsweek
April 3, 1978
29/1 3560-006
"Fear of Facing the Truth"; Newsweek
January 22, 1979
29/1 3560-006
"How to Think About SALT"; Newsweek
May 28, 1979
29/1 3560-006
"The Defense Gap"; Newsweek
October 1, 1979
29/1 3560-006
"Muskie Dovetails with Vance"; Newsweek
May 12, 1980
Box/Folder Accession
29/2 3560-006
Wilson, Carroll L.; "Military Myths"; Christian Science Monitor
January 25, 1978
29/3 3560-006
Wilson, Woodow; "The Rights of the Jews; CarnegieHall"
December 6, 1911
29/4 3560-006
Wittfogel, Karl A.; "The Chinese Red Guards and the'Lin Pao Line'"; AFL-CIO Free Trade Union News
circa 1967
Wohlstetter, Albert
Box/Folder Accession
29/5 3560-006
"Critique of a Brookings Agenda for the Nation on Miltary Strategy. Military Forces and Arms Control"
October 1968
29/5 3560-006
"Compromise or Assured Waste in Kwajalein? The High Cost of Symbolism"
circa late 1960s
29/5 3560-006
"Bishops, Statesmen and Other Strategists on the Bombing of Innocents"; Commentary
June 1983
Box/Folder Accession
29/6 3560-006
Wolf, Charles; "U.S. Technology Exchange with theSoviet Union"
August 1974
29/7 3560-006
Wolfowitz, Paul; "Preserving Nuclear Peace in theWorld of the '80s"; U.S. Naval War College
June 22, 1982
29/8 3560-006
The Women's International League for Peace andFreedom; Fiscal Year 1980 Budget; U.S. House. Budget Committee on Human andCommunity Forces
March 12, 1979
World Federation of Free Latvians
Box/Folder Accession
29/9-11 3560-006
"Report of the Implementation of the Helsinki Final Act of August 1, 1975 in Soviet Occupied Latvia"
November 1, 1980
29/9-11 3560-006
"Report of the Implementation of the Helsinki Final Act in Soviet Occupied Latvia: 1982"
August 1, 1982
World Without War Council
Box/Folder Accession
29/12 3560-006
"SALT Report"
undated 1970s
29/12 3560-006
"The American Initiatives Project: A New Corse for American Foreign Policy"
September 1981
Box/Folder Accession
29/13 3560-006
Wurtele, Zivia S. and Morton G.; "De FactoPopulation Exchange between Arabs and Oriental Jews: 1922-1972"
undated 1973
29/14 3560-006
Wywycky, Bohdan; "The Other Holocaust"
1980
Xiaping, Deng
Box/Folder Accession
29/15 3560-006
Interview, Time
February 5, 1979
29/15 3560-006
"The Future of China"; The 1980 Britannica Book of the Year
1980
Box/Folder Accession
29/16 3560-006
Yoder, Amos; "Chinese Policies Toward LimitingNuclear Weapons"
March 1980
York, Herbert F.
Box/Folder Accession
29/17 3560-006
"U.S. Missiles vs. Russia's-How the Race Stands Today"; U.S. News and World Report
September 7, 1959
29/17 3560-006
ABM Matters; U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee; International Organizations and Disarmament Affairs Subcommittee
March 11, 1969
Box/Folder Accession
29/18 3560-006
Young, Milton R.; ABM System; Report to the Peopleof North Dakota
April 28, 1969
29/19 3560-006
Youth Committee for Peace and Democracy in theMiddle East; "Henry Jackson: A View from the Free Center"
circa mid 1970s
29/20 3560-006
Zorza, Victor; "China Debate the AmericanConnection"; Washington Post
March 12, 1976
Zumwalt, Elmo R.
Box/Folder Accession
29/21 3560-006
"Strategic Disaster Looms"; Valley Forge Military Academy
April 20, 1978
29/21 3560-006
"Good News for Iran"; The Zumwalt/Bagle Report
November 25, 1979
Anonymous
Box/Folder Accession
29/22 3560-006
"The Admirals Intervene"; The Atomic Submarine
1954
Box/Folder Accession
29/23 3560-006
"Prophet With Honor -- A Decade of Service: TheJackson Record on National Security 1949-1958"
circa 1950s
29/24 3560-006
Arab Views of Jackson-Fullbright Debate
1973
29/25 3560-006
"Alternative Chinese Nuclear Force Postures"
circa 1970s
29/26 3560-006
"Senator Henry M. Jackson: Domestic Liberal?"
August 14, 1975
29/27 3560-006
"Russia and Detente Study Group"
January 29, 1976
29/28 3560-006
"Critique of the B-1 Bomber"
March 1976
29/29 3560-006
"The Betrayal of Iran"
December 1, 1979
29/30 3560-006
"Israeli Jets Strike Beirut: Public Reaction"
1981
29/31 3560-006
"How to Emigrate from the U.S.S.R."
February 1982
Press Releases
Box/Folder Accession
29/32 3560-006
AFL-CIO
1973-1979
29/33 3560-006
Centre for the Study of Religion and Communism
1977-1980
29/34-37 3560-006
China. People's Republic of
1976-1981
29/38 3560-006
Christian Solidarity International
April 9, 1980
29/39 3560-006
Committee of Concerned Scientists
1974-1982
29/40 3560-006
Freedom House
September 14, 1981
29/41 3560-006
Helsinki Watch
1979-1982
29/42 3560-006
Jewish Community Council of Greater Washington
February 27, 1973
29/43 3560-006
National Association of Manufacturers
February 27, 1971
29/44 3560-006
Shell Corporation
February 17, 1971
29/45-46 3560-006
U.S.S.R. Embassy. U.S.
1973-1982
29/47 3560-006
U.S. Export-Import Bank
October 9, 1979
29/48 3560-006
Vietnam (South). Embassy U.S.
1974
29/49 3560-006
Washington Committee for Soviet Jewry
March 26, 1976
29/50 3560-006
Zionist Organization of America; November
1974
Publications
Box/Folder Accession
29/51 3560-006
Action Committee of Newcomers From the Soviet Union; News Bulletin on Soviet Jewry
February 4, 1973
AFL-CIO
Box/Folder Accession
29/52 3560-006
Federationist
August 1980
29/53-54 3560-006
Free Trade Union News
1973-1982
Box/Folder Accession
30/1 3560-006
American Academic Association for Peace in the Middle East; Middle East Information Series
May 1973
30/2 3560-006
The American Council for Coordinated Action; Coordinated Action
June - July 1982
30/3 3560-006
American Enterprise Institute; Forums
"What Should Be the Role of Ethnic Groups in U.S.Foreign Policy?"
October 15, 1979
"Terrorism: What Should be Our Response?"
November 10, 1981
30/4 3560-006
Americans for a Secure Israel; Outlook
1973-1974
American Israel Public Affairs Committee
1982
Box/Folder Accession
30/5 3560-006
AWACS Watch
1982
30/6 3560-006
Near East Report
1981
American Jewish Congress
Box/Folder Accession
30/7 3560-006
Boycott Report
1980-1981
30/8 3560-006
Congress Bi-Weekly
March 10, 1972
Box/Folder Accession
30/9 3560-006
American Professors for Peace in the Middle East; Background Paper
1977-1981
The American Security Council
Box/Folder Accession
30/10 3560-006
News
1969-1973
30/11 3560-006
Washington Report
1968-1972
Box/Folder Accession
30/12 3560-006
Amnesty International; A Chronicle of Human Events
1971-1972
30/13 3560-006
Another Mother for Peace; Another Mother for Peace
1969-1970
30/14 3560-006
Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations; ABN Correspondence
1976
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith
Box/Folder Accession
30/15 3560-006
ADL Bulletin
1973-1983
30/16 3560-006
Jewishness Rediscovered;December
1972
Box/Folder Accession
30/17 3560-006
The Arms Control Association; Arms Control Today
1980
30/18 3560-006
Association for the Study of the Nationalities (U.S.S.R. and Europe); Nationalities Papers; Autumn
1974
30/19 3560-006
Association of American Publishers; International Freedom to PublishCommittee Reports
1980
30/20 3560-006
Bilderberg Meetings; Sanderfjord Conference
1982
30/21 3560-006
The Board of Deputies of British Jews; Jews in the U.S.S.R.: Latest Information
1973
30/22 3560-006
The Business Week; The Business Week
1930
30/23 3560-006
Center for Appeals for Freedom; Freedom Appeals
1979-1982
30/24 3560-006
Center for National Security Studies; First Principles
1981
30/25 3560-006
Centre for the Study of Religion and Communism; Religion, in Communist Lands
1973-1974
Chase Manhatten Bank
Box/Folder Accession
30/26 3560-006
East-West Markets
1973-1976
30/27 3560-006
Mid-East Markets
1976
Box/Folder Accession
30/28 3560-006
China, Republic of (Taiwan), China Update
1978
30/29-30 3560-006
Christian Committee for the Defense of Believer's Rights in the U.S.S.R.; Documents
1977-1978
30/31 3560-006
Christian Solidarity International; CSI Reports
1980
30/32 3560-006
Citizens for Basket 3; The Helsinki Monitor BasketThree
1973
30/33 3560-006
Columbia University School of International Affairs; Journal of International Affairs
1968
30/34 3560-006
The Committee of Concerned Scientists; Current
1973-1975
30/35 3560-006
Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations; Middle East Memo
1980-1982
30/36 3560-006
Council of Free Czechoslovakia; Czechoslovak Newsletter
1977
30/37 3560-006
Czechoslovak National Council of America; The American Bulletin
1970-1977
30/38-40 3560-006
East-West Trade Council; Newsletter
1973-1977
The Economist
Box/Folder Accession
30/41 3560-006
Foreign Report
1982
30/42 3560-006
The Economist
1968-1975
Box/Folder Accession
30/43 3560-006
Encounter; Encounter
1980
30/44 3560-006
Estonian Information Center; Problems of the Baltic
1977
30/45 3560-006
Evans-Novak Political Report; Evans-Novak Political Report
February 2, 1982
Federation of American Scientists
Box/Folder Accession
31/1 3560-006
Newsletter
1970-1972
31/2 3560-006
Public Interest. Report
1973-1981
Foreign Policy Association
Box/Folder Accession
31/3 3560-006
Great Decisions
1958
31/4 3560-006
Great Decisions
1982
Box/Folder Accession
31/5 3560-006
Fortune; Fortune
1946
31/6 3560-006
The Haivenik Association; The Armenian Review
1975-1978
31/7 3560-006
Harper's Magazine; Harper's
1847
31/8 3560-006
Helsinki Agreement Watchdog Committee; Soviet-Jewish Prisoners ofConscience
1980-1981
The Heritage Foundation
Box/Folder Accession
31/9 3560-006
Backgrounder
1978-1982
31/10 3560-006
National Security Record
1978-1982
Box/Folder Accession
31/11 3560-006
Index on Censorship; Index on Censorship
1980
31/12 3560-006
International Commission of Jurists, The Review
June 1980
31/13 3560-006
The International Institute for Strategic Studies "The Military Balance"
1966-1973
31/14 3560-006
"Strategic Studies"
1968-1971
31/15 3560-006
"Survival"
1975
31/16 3560-006
The International League for Human Rights; Human Rights Bulletin
May 1979
31/17 3560-006
The Israel Research Institute of Contemporary Society; IRICS Bulletin
November 1979
31/18 3560-006
Israel Public Council for Soviet Jewry. Scientists Committee of; News Bulletin
1975-1976
31/19 3560-006
Jaynes Fighting Ships; Jaynes Fighting Ships
July 1971
31/20 3560-006
Jerusalem Institute for Federal Studies; Jerusalem Letter
January 10, 1982
31/21 3560-006
Jewish Community Council of Greater Washington; Undercover
1971-1973
31/22 3560-006
Jews in Eastern Europe; Jews in Eastern, Europe
April 1972
31/23 3560-006
Jews in the U.S.S.R.; This Week in the Soviet Union
undated
31/24 3560-006
Kansas Geological Survey; Kansas Energy Newsletter
1975
31/25-27 3560-006
Khronika Press; A Chronicle of Human Rights in theU.S.S.R.
1973-1983
31/28 3560-006
League for Industrial Democracy; Democratic Change
May - June 1971
31/29 3560-006
Lithuanian National Foundation; ELTA Information Bulletin
March/April 1980
31/30 3560-006
The Lithuanian Roman Catholic Prists' League of America; Chronicle of the Catholic Church
1972-1981
31/31 3560-006
Logos; Logos
1973
31/32 3560-006
Miami. University. Center for Advanced International Studies; Soviet World Outlook
March 15, 1976
31/33 3560-006
Middle East Information Media Ltd.; Middle East Intelligence Survey
May - June 1980
31/34 3560-006
National Council on Soviet Jewry; News Bulletin
1974-1976
31/35 3560-006
National Council for Soviet Jewry of the United Kingdom and Ireland; Jews in the U.S.S.R.
1975-1982
31/36 3560-006
The National Council for U.S.-China Trade; The China Business, Review
September - October 1978
31/37 3560-006
Near East Report Inc.; Near East Report
1970-1981
31/38 3560-006
The New England Committee of Clergy and Laity Concerned for Israel; Honor Thy Promise
1981
31/39 3560-006
The New Republic; The New Republic
1982
31/40 3560-006
Peking Review; Peking Review
January 1974
31/41 3560-006
The Progressive; The Progressive
June 1969
31/42 3560-006
Republican National Committee; SALT II Digest
1979-1980
31/43 3560-006
Research Center for Religion and Human Rights in Closed Societies; Religion in Communist Dominated Areas
1973-1974
31/44 3560-006
The Retired Officer; The Retired Officer
1974
32/1 3560-006
The Ripon Society; Forum
May 1969
Smoloskyp Publishers
Box/Folder Accession
32/2 3560-006
Dissent in Ukraine
1977
32/3 3560-006
Documents of Ukranian Samvydav
1975
32/4 3560-006
Smoloskyp
1978-1980
Box/Folder Accession
32/5-11 3560-006
South Florida Council on Soviet Jewry
1976-1982
32/12 3560-006
Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry
October 1974
32/13-14 3560-006
Survey; Survey
October 1968-1980
32/15 3560-006
Synagogue Council of America; Analysis
1973-1974
32/16 3560-006
The Trilateral Commission; Trialogue
1975-1982
32/17 3560-006
Ukrainian Congress Committee of America; The Ukrainian Quarterly
1978-1980
32/18 3560-006
The Ukranian Society for the Study of Asian Problems; Facts and Observations
1974-1975
The Union of Councils of Soviet Jews
1975-1981
Box/Folder Accession
32/19 3560-006
Alert
32/20 3560-006
Exodus
October 1972
32/21 3560-006
Soviet Prisoners of Conscience
1971-1972
Box/Folder Accession
32/22-24 3560-006
U.S. Congressional Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe; CSCE Digest
1980-1982
32/25 3560-006
U.S. Strategic Institute; Strategic Review
1974-1976
32/26 3560-006
Vietnam (South) Embassy. U.S.; Bulletin
1968-1974
32/27 3560-006
The Washington Committee for Soviet Jewry; The Vigil
1973-1982
32/28 3560-006
Worldwide Jewish Migration Agency; Migration News
May 1974
32/29 3560-006
Yad Vashem News; Yad Vashem News
1970
32/30 3560-006
Youth Committee for Peace and Democracy in the Middle East; Crossroads
1971-1975
32/31 3560-006
Youth Project for Political Participation; Frontlash
1973-1974
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
33/1 3560-006
Academy of National Policy
1959
33/2 3560-006
Accidental War
1982-1983
33/3-4 3560-006
Adelman, Kenneth -- Nomination (U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
1983
33/5 3560-006
Advanced Airborne Command Post
1972
33/6 3560-006
Advocacy International
1980
33/7 3560-006
Afganistan
1979-1982
33/8 3560-006
Africa
1975
33/9 3560-006
Africa -- Kuanda Visit (Zambia)
1975
33/10-11 3560-006
Alaska and Hawaii Statehood
1955-1957
33/12 3560-006
American Initiatives Project (Weigel, George)
1982
33/13 3560-006
American Security Council
1980
33/14 3560-006
Anderson, Ross
1982
Anti-Ballistic Missiles (ABM)
Box/Folder Accession
33/15 3560-006
General Correspondence
1968-1972
33/16-18 3560-006
Floor Debate Materials
1969-1970
33/19 3560-006
Sternglass Controversy (atmospheric testing andinfant mortality)
1969
33/20-22 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee Hearings
1969-1970
33/23-24 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee Hearings
1969
33/25-26 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1954-1969
Box/Folder Accession
34/1 3560-006
Anti-Semitism
1982
34/2 3560-006
Arab Agricultural Export-Import
1973
34/3 3560-006
Arab Boycott of U.S. Businesses
1975-1976
34/4-5 3560-006
Armenian Genocide
1983
34/6-7 3560-006
Arms Control
1970-1983
34/8 3560-006
Association of American Publishers. International Freedom to Publish Committee
1977-1980
34/9 3560-006
B-1 Bomber
1975-1981
34/10 3560-006
B-52's and KC-135's
1958-1959
34/11 3560-006
Backfire Bomber
1979
34/12 3560-006
Ballistic Missile Defense
1967
34/12a 3560-006
BOMARC Missiles
1960
34/13a 3560-006
Brezhnev
1973
34/13b 3560-006
Bryen, Stephen
1983
34/14 3560-006
Cambodia
1978
34/15-16 3560-006
Center for Atlantic-Pacific Affairs (Battelle project; Denny, Brewster and Huntley, Jim)
1977
34/17 3560-006
Central America
1983
34/18 3560-006
Central America -- Bipartisan Commission
1983
China
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
34/19 3560-006
Van Dyk, Jere
1979-1982
34/20 3560-006
Miscellaneous
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence with Zbignew Brzezinski.
1977-1983
Box/Folder Accession
34/21-22 3560-006
Publications
1977-1981
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
34/23 3560-006
Bethleham Steel Project
1978
34/24 3560-006
Biographies of Chinese Leaders
1978-1980
34/25 3560-006
Byrd (Robert C.) Trip
1980
34/26 3560-006
Chinese Incursion into Vietnam
1979
34/27 3560-006
Chou Chi Chai Visit
1981
34/28 3560-006
Emigration Policy
1979
34/29 3560-006
Energy Policy
1981
34/30 3560-006
Human Rights
1979
34/31 3560-006
Hydroelectric Development
1980
34/32 3560-006
Jackson (Henry M.) Trip
1974-1983
34/33-35 3560-006
Most Favored Nation Status
1979-1981
34/36 3560-006
Munition Control List
1980
34/37 3560-006
Sichuan Province
1981
34/38 3560-006
Taiwan Arms Sales
1982-1983
34/39 3560-006
Taiwan Relations Act
1979
35/1 3560-006
Teng Hsiao-peng Visit
1979
35/2 3560-006
U.S.-China Trade
1979
35/3 3560-006
W. U. International Studies School Conference
1980
35/4 3560-006
Washington State China Relations Council
1980-1983
35/5 3560-006
Zhang Wenjin Visit
1980
35/6 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1980
Box/Folder Accession
35/7 3560-006
China Center (proposed)
1983
35/8-9 3560-006
Coalition for a Democratic Majority
1972-1980
35/10 3560-006
Confidence-Building Initiatives
1983
35/11 3560-006
Congressional Infiltration by the KGB
1975
35/12 3560-006
Conquest, Robert
1982
35/13 3560-006
Cooper-Church Amendment (U.S. involvement in Cambodia)
1970
35/14 3560-006
Council on Foreign Relations -- U.S.-U.S.S.R. Relations Seminar
1974-1975
35/15 3560-006
Cuba
1974-1982
35/16 3560-006
Cyprus
1974
35/17 3560-006
Czechoslavakia
1971-1980
35/18 3560-006
Daugherty (Richard D.) Festschrift
1983
Defense
1973-1980
Box/Folder Accession
35/19 3560-006
Research and Development
1975
35/20 3560-006
Treaties -- Asia
1980
35/21 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1973-1980
Box/Folder Accession
35/22 3560-006
Democratic Party. Advisory Council
1958-1976
35/23 3560-006
Democratic Party. National Committee
1960
35/24 3560-006
Democratic Party. Senate Policy Committee. Strategic Forces and Arms Control Task Force
1983
35/25 3560-006
Ditchley Conference
1972-1973
35/26 3560-006
Economy
1958
35/27 3560-006
El Salvador
1982
35/28 3560-006
Energy (Garside, Gren)
1980
35/29 3560-006
European Social Democrats
1980
35/30 3560-006
Expanded Hotline
1982
35/31 3560-006
Export Administration Act
1974
35/32 3560-006
Export-Import Bank -- Stevenson-Jackson Amendment
1974-1978
35/33 3560-006
Feith, Douglas
1979
35/34 3560-006
Finland
1980
35/35 3560-006
Foreign Assistance Act
1971-1980
35/36 3560-006
Foreign Military Sales -- S. 1443
1973
35/37 3560-006
Foreign Policy Breakfast Meeting
1982
35/38 3560-006
Freidzon, Sergei
1979
35/39 3560-006
Germany -- Schmidt (Helmut) Dinner
1980
35/40 3560-006
Greece
1973-1974
35/41 3560-006
Harrier Accident Rate (Anderson, Dan)
1977
Helsinki Accord
Box/Folder Accession
35/42 3560-006
Final Act
1975
35/43 3560-006
Helsinki. Watch
1979-1982
Madrid Meeting
Box/Folder Accession
35/44 3560-006
General Correspondence
1980-1982
35/45 3560-006
Reports
1982
Statements
Box/Folder Accession
35/45 3560-006
Dole, Robert
1982
36/1 3560-006
Kamelman, Max
1981-1982
Box/Folder Accession
36/2 3560-006
Monitor Groups
1980-1982
36/3 3560-006
Monitor Groups Nobel Prize Nomination
1978
U.S. Security and Cooperation in Europe Commission(CSCE)
Box/Folder Accession
36/4 3560-006
General
1978-1980
36/5 3560-006
Hearings
1979-1980
Box/Folder Accession
36/6 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1975
Box/Folder Accession
36/7 3560-006
Hodgman, Michael (Australian reaction to SALT II)
1979
36/8-16 3560-006
Human Rights
Box/Folder Accession
36/17 3560-006
General Correspondence
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence with U.S. President JimmyCarter.
1977-1983
36/18-19 3560-006
Miscellaneous
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
36/20 3560-006
Armenia
1982
36/21 3560-006
Baltic States
1979-1981
36/22 3560-006
Captive Nations
1979-1982
36/23 3560-006
Center for Appeals for Freedom
1979-1981
36/24 3560-006
Congressional Action
undated
Dissidents
Box/Folder Accession
36/25 3560-006
Amalrick, Andrei
1973-1977
36/26 3560-006
Baptists (Romanian)
1981
36/27 3560-006
Beilin, Dina
1978
36/28 3560-006
Brailovsky, Victor
1980
36/29-30 3560-006
Bukovsky, Vladimir
1974-1980
36/31 3560-006
Chaldize, Valery
1977
36/32 3560-006
Chudnovsky, David and Grigory
1977-1983
36/33 3560-006
Ginzberg, Aleksander
1977-1978
36/34 3560-006
Goldstein, Grigory
1979
36/35 3560-006
Goma, Paul
1978
36/36 3560-006
Guberman, Igor
1980
36/37 3560-006
Kalnins, Viktors
1978
36/38 3560-006
Kortchnoi, Victor
1981-1982
36/39 3560-006
Kukobaka, Mikhail
1980
36/40 3560-006
Kudirka, Simas
1978-1980
36/41 3560-006
Makarenko, Michael
1982
36/42 3560-006
Maximov, Vladimir
1974-1975
36/43 3560-006
Meiman, Naum
1980-1983
36/44-45 3560-006
Mendelevich, Yosef; Fiodorov and Murzhenko (Leningrad 3)
1979-1981
36/46 3560-006
Mihajlov, Mihajlo
1971-1975
36/47 3560-006
Moroz, Valenty
1974-1976
36/48 3560-006
Nekipelov, Viktor
1980
36/49 3560-006
Novak, Michael
1983
37/1 3560-006
Nudel, Ida
1979-1982
37/2 3560-006
Nureyev, Rudolf
1977-1978
37/3 3560-006
Orlov, Yuri
1978-1983
37/4 3560-006
Panov, Valery and Galina
1972-1978
37/5 3560-006
Partitsky, Alexander
1981
37/6 3560-006
Pentacostals (Vaschenko and Chmykhalov Families)
1981-1983
37/7 3560-006
Pobrabinek, Aleksander
1978
37/8 3560-006
Polovchak Family
1982-1983
37/9 3560-006
Prestin, Vladimir
1980
37/10 3560-006
Radigna, Zoya
1976
37/11 3560-006
Rode, Gunars
1979
37/12 3560-006
Roitburd, Lev
1979-1981
37/13 3560-006
Rostropovich, Mstislav and Galina Vishnevskaya
1978
37/14-16 3560-006
Rubin, Vatali
1973-1974
37/17 3560-006
Rudenko, Mykola
1981
37/18-25 3560-006
Sakharov, Andrei
1973-1983
37/26-27 3560-006
Shcharansky, Anatoly
1978-1983
37/28 3560-006
Sicko, Vasyl
1982
37/29 3560-006
Slepak Family
1978
37/30-38/3 3560-006
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander
1972-1975
38/4-38/5 3560-006
Tarassuk, Leonid
1973-1974
38/6 3560-006
Turchin, Valentin F.
1979
38/7-10 3560-006
Vins, Georgi
1976-1979
38/11 3560-006
Voinovich, Vladimir
1978-1980
Miscellaneous
Box/Folder Accession
38/12 3560-006
Religious
1977
38/13-14 3560-006
Soviet Union
1972-1981
38/15 3560-006
Ukranian
1977-1982
38/16 3560-006
Yugoslavian
1980-1981
38/17-18 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1976-1977
Box/Folder Accession
38/19 3560-006
Emigre Training
1974
38/20 3560-006
Kurds
1974
38/21 3560-006
Latin America and South America
1977
38/22 3560-006
Lithuania
1982
38/23 3560-006
McGovern Amendment Repeal (Visa Limitations)
1978
38/24 3560-006
Olympic Games (Moscow, 1980)
1978
38/25 3560-006
Paraguay Mission (International League for the Rights of Man)
1976
38/26-39/3 3560-006
Persecuted Christians
1976-1981
39/4 3560-006
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
1977-1980
39/5 3560-006
Scientists for Orlov and Shcharansky
1979
39/6 3560-006
Shumilin, B. T.
Scope and Content: Concerns Soviet Emigration Tax.
1972-1973
U.S.S.R.
Box/Folder Accession
39/7 3560-006
Jews (Soviet Jewry)
1979-1980
39/8 3560-006
Political Prisoners
1981
39/9 3560-006
Scientists
1973-1974
39/10 3560-006
Writers
1981
39/11 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1977-1978
Box/Folder Accession
39/12 3560-006
Universal Declaration of Human Rights 30th Anniversary
1978
39/13 3560-006
Wallenberg, Raoul
1978-1980
39/14-21 3560-006
Miscellaneous
Scope and Content: Includes clippings and various petitions.
1976-1983
39/22 3560-006
Immigration
1974
39/23 3560-006
Indonesia
1975
39/24 3560-006
Institute for Defense Analysis. Project 137 Work Study Group (Wheeler-Morgenstern Committee)
1958
39/25 3560-006
Ireland
1980
39/26 3560-006
Jackson-Schweiker Amendment (technology transfer)
1974
39/27-40/2 3560-006
Jackson-Tower Amendment (Foreign Assistance Act)
1967
Jackson-Vanik Amendment (trade status-freedom of emigration)
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
40/3 3560-006
Amalrik, Andrei
1976
40/4 3560-006
Bergman, Eli
1973-1974
40/5 3560-006
Birnbaum, Jacob (Center for Russian and East European Jewry)
1978-1983
40/6 3560-006
Congressional Wives for Soviet Jewry
1978-1979
40/7 3560-006
Greater New York Conference on Soviet Jewry
1979
40/8 3560-006
Meany, George (AFL-CIO)
1975
40/9-11 3560-006
National Conference on Soviet Jewry
1973-1983
Presidential Candidates
Box/Folder Accession
40/12 3560-006
Anderson, John
1980
40/13 3560-006
Carter, Jimmy
1980
40/14 3560-006
Reagan, Ronald
1980
Box/Folder Accession
40/15-16 3560-006
Union of Councils for Soviet Jews
1979-1983
40/17 3560-006
Voronel, Alexander
1974
40/18-21 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1972-1981
Box/Folder Accession
40/22-42/17 3560-006
Constituent Correspondence
1973-1979
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
42/18 3560-006
Bergman, Eli
1975
42/19 3560-006
Bibliography
1979
42/20 3560-006
Case (Clifford P.) Charges (secret loan)
1974
42/21 3560-006
Chadha Decision
1983
42/22 3560-006
Dole Amendment (CCC credits)
1977
42/23 3560-006
Eastern European Emigration
1973-1974
42/24 3560-006
Grass Roots Lobbying -- possible contacts
1974
42/25 3560-006
Gromyko-Kissinger Letters
1974
42/26 3560-006
Humphrey Bill (CCC credits)
1977
43/1-4 3560-006
Legislative History
Scope and Content: Includes various versions of amendment.
1971-1975
43/5-15 3560-006
Most Favored Nation Status (Romania, China, Hungary)
1979-1983
43/16 3560-006
Muskie Proposal (Soviet Jewish Refugee Assistance Act. -- S. 3142)
1972
43/17 3560-006
National Interreligious Task Force on Soviet Jewry
1973-1974
Position Statements
Box/Folder Accession
43/18 3560-006
Carter, Jimmy
1976
43/19 3560-006
Dissidents
1979
43/20 3560-006
Non-cosponsors of Amendment
1973-1974
43/21 3560-006
Vanik, Charles
1979
Box/Folder Accession
43/22-23 3560-006
Romania
1974-1975
43/24 3560-006
Stevenson Amendment (CCC Credits)
1977-1979
43/25 3560-006
Tunney Resolution (grain-oil trade)
1975
U.S.S.R.
Box/Folder Accession
44/1 3560-006
Czarist Emigration Policies
1966-1973
44/2 3560-006
Emigration
1978
44/3 3560-006
Exit Visa Applicants
1971-1974
44/4 3560-006
Gas and Oil
1974
44/5 3560-006
International Agreements Endorsed (but not adhered to)
1973
44/6-23 3560-006
Jews (Soviet Jewry)
1971-1983
44/24 3560-006
U.S.-U.S.S.R. Grain Agreement
1975
44/25 3560-006
U.S.-U.S.S.R. Trade
1973
44/26 3560-006
Watch Industry
1978
Box/Folder Accession
45/1-2 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Finance Committee Hearings
1974
Box/Folder Accession
45/3-4 3560-006
News Releases (Trade Agreement and Human RightsPacket)
1983
45/5-6 3560-006
Petitions and Resolutions
1972-1974
45/7 3560-006
Clippings
1974-1981
45/8-15 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1972-1983
Box/Folder Accession
45/16-18 3560-006
Jackson-Warner Nuclear Freeze Resolution
1982-1983
46/1 3560-006
Jamaica
1980
46/2 3560-006
Japan
1980
46/3 3560-006
Jones Act Waiver -- ammonia shipments to Alaska
1974
46/4 3560-006
Kaplun Award
1980
46/5 3560-006
Kennedy-Mathias Resolution (Vladivostok Agreement)
1975
46/6 3560-006
Kennedy (Ted) Presidential Campaign
1979-1980
46/7 3560-006
Kurds
1974-1975
46/8 3560-006
Latin America
1975
46/9-11 3560-006
Legislation -- Cosponsorship Requests
1974-1980
Legislative Record (HMJ)
Box/Folder Accession
46/12 3560-006
Arms Control
1971-1983
46/13 3560-006
Civil Rights
1960-1983
46/14 3560-006
Foreign Policy and National Security
1953-1970
46/15 3560-006
Israel
1941-1971
46/16 3560-006
Miscellaneous (J. William Fulbright comparison)
1957-1981
Box/Folder Accession
46/17 3560-006
Lipset, Seymour Martin and Arrow, Kenneth
1974
46/18 3560-006
Lupton, Richard
1981
46/19 3560-006
MBFR
1974
46/20 3560-006
McCone, John
1983
46/21 3560-006
McGarvey, David
1970
46/22 3560-006
McIntosh, Malcolm
1982
46/23 3560-006
Mansfield (Mike and Maureen) Foundation
1983
46/24 3560-006
Melcher, John
1977
46/25 3560-006
MIA's
1973
Middle East
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
46/27-28 3560-006
American Israel Public Affairs Committee
1979-1983
46/29 3560-006
B'nai B'rith
1974-1981
46/30 3560-006
Israel. Prime Minister (Begin, Menachem)
1982
46/31 3560-006
U.S. President (Carter, Jimmy)
1978
46/32 3560-006
U.S. President (Nixon, Richard)
1971
46/33 3560-006
Youth Institute for Peace in the Middle East
1971-1976
46/34 3560-006
Zionist Organization of America
1982
46/35 3560-006
Miscellaneous
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
46/36-47/4 3560-006
AWACS. Sale to Saudi Arabia
1981
47/5 3560-006
Camp David Agreement
1978-1980
47/6 3560-006
Eban, Abba -- meeting
1971
Egypt
Box/Folder Accession
47/7 3560-006
1971 Coup
1978
47/8 3560-006
Nuclear Reactor
1974
Box/Folder Accession
47/9 3560-006
Falsha Jews
1982
47/10 3560-006
Golan Heights
1981-1982
47/11-12 3560-006
Iran
1973-1981
47/13 3560-006
Iraqi Jews
1972-1973
47/14-16 3560-006
Israel
1978-1983
47/17 3560-006
Israel -- military assistance
1973-1982
47/18 3560-006
Israel Research Institute of Contemporary Society
1979
47/19 3560-006
Jerusalem
1980
47/20 3560-006
Jordan -- U.S. arms sale
1982
47/21 3560-006
Kelley, John B. (Saudi Arabian Expansion)
1981-1982
47/22-23 3560-006
Lebanon
1978-1983
47/24 3560-006
Lewis, Bernard
1979-1982
47/25 3560-006
Lybia -- commercial aircraft sales
1983
47/26 3560-006
Middle East Trip (HMJ; Middle East Marshall Plan)
1979
47/27 3560-006
Palestine Liberation Organization
1981-1982
47/28 3560-006
Rostow, Eugene C.
1983
47/29 3560-006
Saudi Arabia
1978-1980
47/30 3560-006
Sinai Agreement
1975
48/1 3560-006
Suez Canal Reopening
1971
48/2 3560-006
Syrian Jewry
1981
48/3 3560-006
United Nations Security Council Resolution 465
1980
48/4 3560-006
U.S.S.R.-U.A.R. Treaty
1971
48/5 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Energy and Natural Resources Committee Hearings -- Geopolitics of Oil
1980
48/6 3560-006
Yom Kipur War
Box/Folder Accession
48/7 3560-006
Notes
1978-1980
48/8 3560-006
Petitions
undated
48/9-11 3560-006
Miscellany
1970-1982
Box/Folder Accession
48/12-25 3560-006
Military Procurement
1957-1984
48/26 3560-006
Military Sales Bill
1976
48/27 3560-006
Missile Tracking
1959
48/28 3560-006
Mundt, John C.
1983
48/29 3560-006
MX Missile
1978-1982
48/30 3560-006
National Academy of Foreign Affairs (proposed)
1962-1963
48/31 3560-006
NATO Burden Sharing (Jackson-Nunn Amendment)
1973-1974
49/1 3560-006
North Cascades National Park
undated
49/2 3560-006
Norway
1980-1981
Nuclear Freeze
Box/Folder Accession
49/3 3560-006
Nuclear Reductions
1982
49/4 3560-006
Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty
1972-1974
49/4a 3560-006
Pakistan
1963
49/5 3560-006
Pandas for Seattle Zoo
1980
49/6 3560-006
Peace Academy (proposed)
1983
49/7 3560-006
Philippines -- Land Reform
1973
49/8 3560-006
Poland
1981-1983
49/9 3560-006
Police Technology Sales to U.S.S.R.
1974
49/10 3560-006
Portugal
1973-1974
49/11 3560-006
Princeton Briefings
1962
49/12 3560-006
Reagan (Ronald) Transition
1980
49/13 3560-006
Religion in Communist Dominated Areas
1974-1977
49/14 3560-006
Romania
1978-1982
49/15 3560-006
Romania -- Education Tax
1982
SALT I
Jackson Amendment
Box/Folder Accession
49/16 3560-006
Kennedy (Ted) Action
1972
49/17 3560-006
Legislative History
1972
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee Hearings
Box/Folder Accession
49/18 3560-006
Issue Papers
1972
49/19 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1972-1973
SALT II
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
49/20 3560-006
Rostow, Eugene C.
1979
49/21 3560-006
U.S. Defense Department. Secretary (Brown, Harold)
1978
49/22 3560-006
U.S. President (Carter, Jimmy)
1978-1979
49/23 3560-006
U.S. President (Nixon, Richard M.)
1973
49/24 3560-006
U.S. President (Reagan, Ronald)
1981-1983
49/25 3560-006
U.S. Secretary of State (Schultz, George)
1983
49/26 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1979-1980
Box/Folder Accession
49/27 3560-006
Memoranda
1973-1981
49/28 3560-006
Agenda and Meeting Notes (U.S. Secretary of State(Vance, Cyrus))
1977
Position Statements
Box/Folder Accession
49/29 3560-006
Administration Officials
1979-1980
49/30 3560-006
Congressmen
1975-1979
49/31-34 3560-006
Senators
1979-1980
50/1-3 3560-006
Miscellaneous Organizations and Individuals
1979-1980
Conferences and Conventions
Box/Folder Accession
50/4 3560-006
SALT Conference; Long Beach, CA
1972
50/5-6 3560-006
Time, Inc. SALT Symposium
1979
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
50/7 3560-006
Mathias Resolution
1974
50/8 3560-006
Polls
1979
50/9 3560-006
Reference Guide
Scope and Content: Includes letter from Jimmy Carter.
1979
50/10 3560-006
Treaty Text
1979
50/11-12 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee Hearings
1979
50/13 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Intelligence Committee Report
1979
Box/Folder Accession
50/14-17 3560-006
Miscellany
1973-1980
Box/Folder Accession
50/18 3560-006
Sanjuan, Pedro A. (Pacific Territories)
1982
50/19 3560-006
Social Democrats (European)
1983
50/20 3560-006
Soviet Studies Proposal (Odum, William)
1981
50/21 3560-006
Siberian Natural Gas Pipeline
1980
50/22 3560-006
Southeast Asia
1980
50/23 3560-006
START (Strategic Arms Reductions Talks)
1982
50/24 3560-006
Strategic Policy Conference
1973
50/25 3560-006
Sudan
1981
50/26 3560-006
Terrorism
1979-1982
50/27 3560-006
Trident Submarine Program
1979-1982
Trips (by HMJ and staff)
1973
Box/Folder Accession
50/28 3560-006
London
1974
50/29 3560-006
Vietnam
1973
Box/Folder Accession
50/30 3560-006
Turkey
1978-1981
50/30a,b 3560-006
United Nations
1962-1982
U.S.S.R.
Box/Folder Accession
50/31 3560-006
Citizenship Law
1979
50/32 3560-006
Defense Spending
1979
50/33 3560-006
Emigration
1973
51/1 3560-006
Grain Deal
1973
Box/Folder Accession
51/2 3560-006
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1973-1976
51/3 3560-006
U.S. Congress. Economic Joint Committee Hearings (Soviet economy)
1973
51/4 3560-006
U.S. Export-Import Bank
1974
51/5 3560-006
U.S. Holocaust Commission
1978
51/6 3560-006
U.S. Radio Free Europe
Scope and Content: Includes information about Radio Liberty.
1978-1982
51/7 3560-006
U.S. Forces in Europe Amendment
1971
51/8 3560-006
U.S.-U.S.S.R. Consultation Center
1982-1983
51/9-10 3560-006
U.S.-U.S.S.R. Exchanges
Scope and Content: Includes information about health exchange.
1972
51/11 3560-006
U.S.-U.S.S.R. Trade
1973-1977
Vietnam
Box/Folder Accession
51/12 3560-006
Ceasefire Initiative
1970
51/13 3560-006
Land Reform
1970
51/14 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1970-1973
Box/Folder Accession
51/15 3560-006
Washington. University. International Studies School
1981-1983
51/16 3560-006
Washington Center of Foreign Policy Research (Brumberg, Abraham)
1980
51/17 3560-006
Wattenberg, Ben
1980-1983
51/18 3560-006
Witness Consultant Lists
1969
51/19 3560-006
Young People's Socialist League
1971-1975
Committee Records
NATO Parliamentarians Conference (later North Atlantic Assembly)
2nd Conference
Box/Folder Accession
51a-51c/8 3560-006
North Atlantic Council. Non-Military Cooperation Committee
1956
3rd Conference
Box/Folder Accession
51a-51c/8 3560-006
NATO Parliamentarians Conference. Scientific and Technical Personnel Special Committee
1957
51a-51c/8 3560-006
U.S. Delegates Report
1957
51a-51c/8 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1957
4th Conference
Box/Folder Accession
51a-51c/8 3560-006
NATO Parliamentarians Conference. Asian and African
1958
51a-51c/8 3560-006
NATO Parliamentarians Conference. Cultural Committee
1958
51a-51c/8 3560-006
NATO Parliamentarians Conference. Economic Committee
1958
51a-51c/8 3560-006
NATO Parliamentarians Conference. Military Committee
1958
51a-51c/8 3560-006
NATO Parliamentarians Conference'. Political Committee
1958
51a-51c/8 3560-006
NATO Parliamentarians Conference. Satellite Project
1958
51a-51c/8 3560-006
NATO Scientific and Technical Committee
1958
51a-51c/8 3560-006
Miscellaneous
Box/Folder Accession
51a-51c/8 3560-006
5th Conference
1959
51a-51c/8 3560-006
6th Conference
1959
51a-51c/8 3560-006
7th Conference
1961
51a-51c/8 3560-006
10th Conference
1964
51a-51c/8 3560-006
11th Conference
1965
51a-51c/8 3560-006
12th Conference
1966
51a-51c/8 3560-006
13th Conference
1967
51a-51c/8 3560-006
14th Conference
1968
51a-51c/8 3560-006
15th Conference
1969
51a-51c/8 3560-006
16th Conference
1970
51a-51c/8 3560-006
18th Conference
1972
51a-51c/8 3560-006
19th Conference
1973
51a-51c/8 3560-006
20th Conference
1974
51a-51c/8 3560-006
24th Conference
1978
51a-51c/8 3560-006
25th Conference
1979
51a-51c/8 3560-006
26th Conference
1980
51a-51c/8 3560-006
28th Conference
1982
U.S. Congress. Atomic Energy Joint Committee
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
51c/9-13 3560-006
Anti-Ballistic Missiles
1967
51c/9-13 3560-006
Hanford Reactors
1955
51c/9-13 3560-006
Plutonium Production Reaction
1958
51c/9-13 3560-006
Shippingport Reactor
1959
51c/9-13 3560-006
U.S. Navy -- nuclear submarines
1959-1960
Box/Folder Accession
51c/14 3560-006
U.S. Congress. Atomic Energy Joint Committee. Radiation Subcommittee
1957
51c/15 3560-006
U.S. President-Elect (Reagan, Ronald). Interim Foreign Policy Advisory Board
1980
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
Box/Folder Accession
51c/16-22 3560-006
General Correspondence
1981-1983
Personal Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
52/1 3560-006
Fosdick, Dorothy
1958
52/2 3560-006
Perle, Richard
1972-1975
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
52/3-5 3560-006
Acheson, Dean
1966-1970
52/3-5 3560-006
Adelman, Kenneth L.
1983
52/3-5 3560-006
Albert, Lev
undated
52/3-5 3560-006
Andropov, Uri V.
1983
52/3-5 3560-006
Berendzen, Richard
1983
52/3-5 3560-006
Blanton, Charles C.
1979
52/3-5 3560-006
Bryen, Steve
1981
52/3-5 3560-006
Brzezinski, Zbigniew
1978
52/3-5 3560-006
Bush, Prescott
1966
52/3-5 3560-006
Carter, Jimmy
1977-1978
52/3-5 3560-006
Cheatham, Thomas P. Jr.
1971
52/3-5 3560-006
Crick, Michael
1979
52/3-5 3560-006
Dobrynin, Anatoly
undated
52/3-5 3560-006
Drake, Jane
1981
52/3-5 3560-006
Dwyer, James D.
1982
52/3-5 3560-006
Eban, Abba
1981
52/3-5 3560-006
Eiseley, Loren
1974
52/3-5 3560-006
Fitzgerald, Garrett
1976
52/3-5 3560-006
Foster, William C.
1965
52/3-5 3560-006
Fowler, Henry H.
1960
52/3-5 3560-006
Fraser, Donald M.
1974
52/3-5 3560-006
Fridman, Elena
1981
52/3-5 3560-006
Gavin, James M.
1960
52/3-5 3560-006
Hadsel, Fred L.
1978
52/3-5 3560-006
Hovelsen, Leif
1982
52/3-5 3560-006
Jinbo, Peng
1982
52/3-5 3560-006
Kampelman, Max M.
1977
52/3-5 3560-006
Katz, Amrom H.
1968
52/3-5 3560-006
Kennedy, Daniel E.
1981
52/3-5 3560-006
Kennedy, John F.
1963
52/3-5 3560-006
Kissinger, Henry A.
1983
52/3-5 3560-006
Kline, Edward
1982
52/3-5 3560-006
Korologos, Tom C.
1974
52/3-5 3560-006
Laird, Melvin
1972
52/3-5 3560-006
Lippmann, Walter
1959
52/3-5 3560-006
Lovett, Robert A.
1981
52/3-5 3560-006
Marks, Lee R.
1979
52/3-5 3560-006
Martin, William McC. Jr
1969
52/3-5 3560-006
Massie, Suzanne
1973
52/3-5 3560-006
Molloy, JohnG.
1976
52/3-5 3560-006
Moore, Frank
1980
52/3-5 3560-006
Moore, Powell A.
1982
52/3-5 3560-006
Nixon, Richard M.
1971
52/3-5 3560-006
O'Brien, Dr. Fred Burns
1976
52/3-5 3560-006
Pell, Clairbourne
1980
52/3-5 3560-006
Perkins, Dwight
1974
52/3-5 3560-006
Pickus, Robert and Weigel, George
1982
52/3-5 3560-006
Porter, Bruce
1983
52/3-5 3560-006
Potter, Pitman B.
1983
52/3-5 3560-006
Praeger, Frederick A.
1980
52/3-5 3560-006
Pyle, Kenneth B.
1980-1981
52/3-5 3560-006
Raborn, W. F.
1966
52/3-5 3560-006
Random House
1974
52/3-5 3560-006
Reagan, Ronald
1980-1982
52/3-5 3560-006
Rickover, H. G.
1983
52/3-5 3560-006
Rom, Brian-Marc
1980
52/3-5 3560-006
Sands, Lee M.
1980
52/3-5 3560-006
Shultz, George P.
1983
52/3-5 3560-006
Sievers, Bruce R.
1982
52/3-5 3560-006
Snyder, Gerald E.
1976
52/3-5 3560-006
Solzhenitsyna, Natalya
1977
52/3-5 3560-006
Stein, Eric
1962
52/3-5 3560-006
Stennis, John
1969
52/3-5 3560-006
Stevenson, Adlai
1962
52/3-5 3560-006
Taylor, George E.
1982
52/3-5 3560-006
Teller, Edward
undated
52/3-5 3560-006
Tumin, Jonathan
1981
52/3-5 3560-006
Wardian, Jeanne
1983
52/3-5 3560-006
Weinstein, Allen
1980
52/3-5 3560-006
Wick, Charles Z.
1981
52/3-5 3560-006
Wolfowitz, Jacob
1971
52/3-5 3560-006
Wollack, Ken
1983
52/3-5 3560-006
Yuter, S. C.
1971
52/3-5 3560-006
Zumwalt, Elmo R. Jr.
1971
Box/Folder Accession
52/6 3560-006
Speeches and Writings -- Perle, Richard
Speeches and Writings -- Others
Box/Folder Accession
52/7 3560-006
Burns, Arthur F.; "The Economic Health of the Western Alliance"
1982
52/8 3560-006
Downs, Patricia; "Problems of Employment, Housing and Welfare in Washington, DC"
1961
52/9 3560-006
Garwin, Richard; Safeguard
1970
52/10 3560-006
Jackson, Henry M.; "Ballistic Seapower -- Fourth Dimension of Warfare"
1957
52/11 3560-006
Jackson, Henry M.; "My 10,000 Miles Through Soviet Russia"
1956
52/12-13 3560-006
Jackson, Henry M.; Miscellaneous
1957-1982
52/14 3560-006
Kelly, J. B.; "The Arming of Saudi Arabia"
1981
52/15 3560-006
Kintner, William R.; "The Soviet Orchestration of the Middle East Crisis"
1971
52/16 3560-006
Kissinger, Henry
1974
52/17 3560-006
Marks, Franklin D.; "Proposed Program of Assistance for Soviet Jews Immigrating to the United States"
1974
52/18 3560-006
McNamara, Robert S.; "Is Russia Slowing Down in Arms Race?"
1965
52/19 3560-006
Nitze, Paul H.; "SALT II -- The Objectives vs. The Results"
undated
52/20 3560-006
Roche, James, G.; "The Soviets Growing Reach: Implications of Comparative Capabilities to Project Military"
1977
52/21 3560-006
Severeid, Eric
1967
52/22 3560-006
Weigel, George; "The Catholic 'Peace' Bishops"
1982
52/23 3560-006
Wiesner, Jerome B. and York, Herbert F.; "National Security and the Nuclear Test Ban"
1964
52/24-25 3560-006
Others -- miscellaneous
undated
Box/Folder Accession
52/26 3560-006
Clippings
undated
52/27 3560-006
Notes
undated
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
52/28 3560-006
Advanced Airborne Command Post
1972
52/29 3560-006
Advanced Warning Airborne Command System
1981
52/30 3560-006
Agnew, Harold
1974
52/31 3560-006
Agnich, Richard J.
1973
52/32 3560-006
Arms Control
1973-1974
52/33 3560-006
Arms Control -- Correspondence to President
1981
52/34 3560-006
Author's League of America
1972-1974
52/35 3560-006
B-1
1972
52/36 3560-006
Babi Yar
1974
52/37 3560-006
Berkes, Ross N.
1960-1969
52/38 3560-006
Brezhnev, Leonid -- visit
1973
52/39 3560-006
British Foreign Policy
undated
52/40 3560-006
Bull, Hedley
1969
52/41 3560-006
Bundy, McGeorge
1969
52/42 3560-006
Canada -- trade
1980
52/43 3560-006
Central Intelligence Agency
undated
52/44 3560-006
Chile
1974
52/45 3560-006
China
1969-1974
Box/Folder Accession
52/46 3560-006
Background Notes
undated
52/47 3560-006
Biographies of Leaders
undated
53/1 3560-006
Committment Process and Deterrence
undated
53/2-6 3560-006
Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban
1971
53/7 3560-006
Conquest, Robert and Ra'Anan, Uri
1982
53/8-9 3560-006
Council on Foreign Relations
1972-1974
53/10-15 3560-006
Defense
1969-1974
53/16 3560-006
Democratic Party. National Committee Chairman
1960
53/17-20 3560-006
Disarmament
1962
53/21 3560-006
Ditchely Conference
undated
53/22-23 3560-006
Emigration
1972-1974
53/24 3560-006
Enthoven, Alain C.
1974
53/25 3560-006
Evans, Medford
1971
53/26 3560-006
European Social Democrats
undated
53/27 3560-006
Federation of American Scientists
1970
53/28 3560-006
Feuerstein, Moses I.
1974
53/29 3560-006
Ford Foundation
1973
53/30 3560-006
Fosdick, Dorothy
1953-1958
53/31 3560-006
Foster, Richard.
1972
53/32 3560-006
Freedom House
1973
53/33 3560-006
Galbraith, John K.
undated
53/34 3560-006
Geneva Protocol
1971
53/35 3560-006
German Ethnics in Russia
1974
53/36 3560-006
Ginzburg, A. I.
1975-1979
53/37 3560-006
Gore, (Albert) Subcommittee on Disarmament
1970
53/38 3560-006
Helsinki Accord -- Madrid Conference
undated
53/39 3560-006
Hoag, Malcolm
1961-1969
53/40 3560-006
Hoffman, F. S.
1971
53/41 3560-006
Hoffman, S. L.
undated
53/42 3560-006
Human Rights
Scope and Content: (correspondence incl. Nureyev, Rudolph)
1979
53/43 3560-006
Indian Nuclear Explosion
1974
53/44 3560-006
Internal Security Act Investigation
1972
53/45 3560-006
International Candidates
undated
53/46 3560-006
Iran -- Soviet Incursions
undated
53/47 3560-006
Israel -- West Bank Settlements
undated
53/48 3560-006
Jackson, Henry M. -- record
1970
53/49 3560-006
Jackson-Nunn Amendment
1974
53/50 3560-006
Jackson-Vanik Amendment
1979
53/51 3560-006
Jackson-Warner Amendment
undated
53/52 3560-006
Jewish Labor Committee
1973
53/53 3560-006
Kahan, Jerome H.
1972
54/1-2 3560-006
Katz, Amrom H.
1969-1963
54/3 3560-006
Kaufmann, William
1969
54/4-5 3560-006
Kennedy, John F. -- transition
1960
54/6 3560-006
Kudirka Resolution
1974
54/7 3560-006
Labedz, Leo
1974
54/8 3560-006
Laird, Melvin R.
1970
54/9 3560-006
Lasers
undated
54/10 3560-006
Launch on Warning
1970
54/11 3560-006
Lefever, Ernest
1981
54/12 3560-006
Letter to the President (Reagan, Ronald)
1982
54/13 3560-006
Long, Russell
undated
54/14 3560-006
Los Alamos Labs
1973-1974
54/15 3560-006
Lovestone, Jay
1974
54/16-17 3560-006
Lovett, Robert A.
1960-1965
54/18 3560-006
Mansfield, John K.
1974
54/19 3560-006
Mediterranaen Area
undated
54/20 3560-006
Mihajlov, Mihajlo
1975
54/21 3560-006
Mills, Wilbur
Scope and Content: Concerning trade.
1973
54/22 3560-006
MIRV
1973
54/23 3560-006
Mutual Balanced Force Reduction
1972-1973
54/24 3560-006
NATO
1959-1974
54/25 3560-006
Nike Project: History of Research and Development
1954
54/26 3560-006
Nixon, Richard M. -- doctrine
1971
54/27 3560-006
North Atlantic Assembly
1973
54/28-37 3560-006
Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty
1969-1970
54/38 3560-006
Oil
1974
54/39 3560-006
Oliker, Elena
1973
54/40 3560-006
ORSA
1971
54/41 3560-006
PACEM IN TERRIS III
1973
54/42 3560-006
P.E.N.
1975
54/43 3560-006
Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
1970-1982
54/44 3560-006
PRAVDA
1974
54/45 3560-006
Proxmire, William
1970
54/46 3560-006
Racial Discrimination
undated
54/47 3560-006
Radio Liberty and Radio Free Europe
1969-1975
55/1 3560-006
Rand Corporation
1969-1973
55/2 3560-006
Rashish, Myer
1973
55/3 3560-006
Reagan, Ronald -- transition
1980
55/4 3560-006
Research and Development (site defense)
1973-1974
55/5 3560-006
Research Programs -- social science research
1970
55/6 3560-006
Ripon Conference
1970
55/7-8 3560-006
Rockefeller, Nelson A. -- Fosdick accusation
1976
55/9 3560-006
Roosevelt, Teddy Centennial
1957-1958
55/10 3560-006
Rostow, Gene
1970
55/11 3560-006
Russian Language and Poems
1973
Safeguard Anti-Ballistic Missile System
Box/Folder Accession
55/12 3560-006
General Correspondence
1970
Hearings
Box/Folder Accession
55/13 3560-006
U.S. House of Representatives. AppropriationsCommittee
1969
55/14 3560-006
U.S. House of Representatives. Armed ServicesCommittee
1970
55/15 3560-006
U.S. House of Representatives. Foreign AffairsCommittee
1969
55/16-17 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
1969
55/18 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
1969
Box/Folder Accession
55/19 3560-006
Speeches and Writings -- HMJ
1970
Speeches and Writings -- Others
Box/Folder Accession
55/20 3560-006
Acheson, Dean
undated
55/21 3560-006
Cooper, John S.
undated
55/22 3560-006
Dougherty, James E.
1970
55/23 3560-006
Foley, Thomas S.
1969
55/24 3560-006
Foster, Richard B.
1961-1968
55/25 3560-006
Gwertzman, Bernard
undated
55/26 3560-006
Herzfeld, Charles M.
1969
55/27 3560-006
Kahan, Jerome H.
undated
55/28 3560-006
Ross, Marc
1969
55/29 3560-006
Smith, Gerard C.
undated
55/30 3560-006
Stone, Jeremy J.
1968-1970
55/31 3560-006
Symington, Stewart
1969
55/32 3560-006
Talensky, General N.
1965
55/33 3560-006
Weiser, Bob
undated
55/34 3560-006
Weisner, Jerome
1969
55/35 3560-006
Wohlstetter, Albert
1969
55/36-37 3560-006
Others -- Miscellaneous
undated
Box/Folder Accession
56/1 3560-006
Funding
undated
56/2-3 3560-006
Reports
1969
56/4 3560-006
News Releases
1970
56/5 3560-006
Clippings
1970
56/6 3560-006
Miscellany
1970
SALT I
Box/Folder Accession
56/7 3560-006
General Correspondence
1968-1972
Hearings
Box/Folder Accession
56/8-10 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
1968-1972
56/11 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Foreign Relations Committee
1972
Box/Folder Accession
56/12 3560-006
Legislation
1972
Speeches and Writings -- Others
Box/Folder Accession
56/13 3560-006
Abbott, Gordon
1972
56/14 3560-006
Bellmon, Henry L.
1972
56/15 3560-006
Bennett, Wallace L.
1972
56/16 3560-006
Brennan, Donald A.
1971-1972
56/17 3560-006
Bull, Hedley
1971
56/18 3560-006
Byrd, Harry
1972
56/19 3560-006
Campbell, Robert W.
1970
56/20 3560-006
Chiles, Lawton M. Jr.
1972
56/21 3560-006
Cooper, John Sherman
1972
56/22 3560-006
Dole, Robert
1972
56/23 3560-006
Dyson, Freeman J.
1971
56/24 3560-006
Ervin, Sam J. Jr.
1972
56/25 3560-006
Fannin, Paul J.
1972
56/26 3560-006
Foster, John S.
1972
56/27 3560-006
Garwin, Richard L.
1971
56/28 3560-006
Gettler, Michael
undated
56/29 3560-006
Gromyko, Andrei
1968
56/30 3560-006
Gurney, Edward J.
1972
56/31 3560-006
Hansen, Clifford P.
1972
56/32 3560-006
Hoffman, Fred S.
1971
56/33 3560-006
Hoffman, Stanley
1972
56/34-35 3560-006
Jackson, Henry M.
1968-1972
56/36 3560-006
Kahan, Jerome H.
1972
56/37 3560-006
Kissinger, Henry A.
1972
56/38 3560-006
Laird, Melvin R.
1972
56/39 3560-006
Lauk, Kurt J.
undated
56/40 3560-006
Mansfield, Mike
1972
56/41 3560-006
Mills, Wilbur
1972
56/42 3560-006
Moorer, Thomas H.
1972
56/43 3560-006
Murphy, Charles J. V.
1972
56/44 3560-006
Nixon, Richard M.
1971
56/45 3560-006
Palmer, Bruce
1972
56/46 3560-006
Rogers, William P.
1970
56/47 3560-006
Ryan, John D.
1972
56/48 3560-006
Shulman, Marshall D.
1972
56/49 3560-006
Smith, Gerard
1972
56/50 3560-006
Stennis, John C.
1972
56/51 3560-006
Teller, Edward
1972
56/52 3560-006
Tucker, Robert C.
1972
56/53 3560-006
Warnke, Paul C.
1972
56/54 3560-006
Wiesner, Jerome
1970
56/55 3560-006
Zumwalt, Elmo R.
1972
Box/Folder Accession
56/56 3560-006
Newsletters
1972
57/1 3560-006
News Releases
1968-1972
57/2 3560-006
Clippings
1968-1972
57/3 3560-006
Miscellany
1972
57/4 3560-006
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
57/5 3560-006
Anti-Balistic Missile Treaty
1972
57/6 3560-006
Non-Proliferation
undated
SALT II
Box/Folder Accession
57/7 3560-006
General Correspondence
1970-1977
Speeches and Writings -- Others
Box/Folder Accession
57/8 3560-006
Jackson, Henry M.
1978
57/9 3560-006
Jordan, Hamilton
1978
57/10 3560-006
Kissinger, Henry A.
1979
57/11 3560-006
Nitze, Paul H.
1977-1978
57/12 3560-006
Toon, Malcolm
1978
57/13 3560-006
Unknown
1978-1979
57/14 3560-006
Vance, Cyrus
1978-1979
57/15-18 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1978
Box/Folder Accession
57/19-22 3560-006
Clippings
undated
58/1-19 3560-006
Miscellaneous
undated
Box/Folder Accession
58/20 3560-006
Schroeter, Leonard
1974
58/21 3560-006
Scientists and National Policy
1970
58/22 3560-006
Scoville, Herbert Jr.
1971
58/23 3560-006
Seabed Disarmament
1969
58/24 3560-006
Seapower
undated
58/25 3560-006
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander
1974
58/26 3560-006
Sondermann, Fred
1973
58/27 3560-006
Soviet Congressional Luncheon
undated
58/28-31 3560-006
Soviet Jewry
1971-1975
58/32 3560-006
Soviet Parliamentarians
1974
58/33 3560-006
Soviet Prisoners
undated
58/34 3560-006
Soviet Union
undated
58/35-36 3560-006
Stanford Research Institute
1973
59/1 3560-006
Strategic Budget
1973
59/2 3560-006
Strategic Initiatives
1974
59/3 3560-006
Summit
1973
59/4 3560-006
Technology Assessment Office
1974
59/5 3560-006
Technology Transfer
undated
59/6 3560-006
Threshold Test Ban
1974
59/7 3560-006
Trips -- Israel
1979
59/8 3560-006
Trips -- USSR
1978
59/9 3560-006
Troops in Europe
undated
59/10 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
1977-1979
59/11 3560-006
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
1961
59/12 3560-006
U.S. Defense Department. Planning, Programming and Budgeting System
1969
59/13 3560-006
U.S. International Development Association
1974
59/14 3560-006
U.S. President. National Security Council
1970
59/15 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
1974
59/16 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Intelligence Committee
1979
59/17 3560-006
Vietnam
1965
59/18 3560-006
Vietnam Draftees
1971
59/19 3560-006
Warner, John W.
1983
Warnke (Paul) -- Nomination as Chief Negotiator for SALT II
Box/Folder Accession
59/20 3560-006
General Correspondence
undated
59/21-60/4 3560-006
Hearings
undated
60/5 3560-006
Speeches and Writings -- Warnke
undated
60/6 3560-006
Speeches and Writings -- Others
undated
60/7 3560-006
News Releases
undated
60/8 3560-006
Clippings
1977
60/9 3560-006
Newsletters
1977
Box/Folder Accession
60/10 3560-006
Wohlstetter, Albert
1969
Box/Folder Accession
60/11 3560-006
General Correspondence
1969
60/12-26 3560-006
Speeches and Writings
undated
60/27 3560-006
Working Papers
1962-1963
60/28 3560-006
York, Herbert
1972
60/29 3560-006
Young Americans For Freedom
1971
Box/Folder Accession
61/1-2 3560-006
Memoranda
1978
Hearings
Box/Folder Accession
61/3 3560-006
Conquest (Robert) Testimony
1982
61/4 3560-006
Ikle, Fred C. -- Nomination
1981
61/5-6 3560-006
Military Implications of the ABM Treaty and the Interim Agreement on Offensive Weapons
1972
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
61/7 3560-006
START (Strategic Arms Reduction Talks)
1982
61/8 3560-006
U.S. Navy
1968-1973
Box/Folder Accession
61/9-10 3560-006
Miscellany
1980-1983
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee. Arms Control Subcommittee
Box/Folder Accession
61/11 3560-006
General Correspondence
1970-1977
Hearings
1977-1979
Box/Folder Accession
61/12-13 3560-006
SALT II
undated
61/14-16 3560-006
Warnke, Paul -- nomination
1977
Box/Folder Accession
61/17-18 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee. Conflict, of Interest Subcommittee
1961-1962
61/19 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Energy and Natural Resources Committee
1980
61/20 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee Organization
1969
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
61/21 3560-006
Ervin, Sam
1973
61/22 3560-006
A - Z
1963-1974
Box/Folder Accession
61/23-24 3560-006
Agendas and Staff Memoranda
1959-1970
61/25 3560-006
Speeches and Writings -- Jackson
1970-1973
Speeches and Writings -- Others
Box/Folder Accession
61/26-27 3560-006
Acheson, Dean
1959-1970
62/1 3560-006
Agnew, H. M.
1972-1973
62/2 3560-006
Alapas, George
1972
62/3 3560-006
Baker, John
1968
62/4 3560-006
Ball, George
1964-1975
62/5 3560-006
Beam, Jacob
1975
62/6 3560-006
Beichman, Arnold ("Six 'Big Lies' About America")
1973
62/7 3560-006
Boorstin, Daniel
1969
62/8 3560-006
Brennan, Don
1972
62/9 3560-006
Brenneman, R. H.
1960
62/10 3560-006
Briggs, Ellis O.
1963-1965
62/11 3560-006
Brzezinski, Zbigniew
1964-1974
62/12 3560-006
Buchan, Alastair
1966
62/13 3560-006
Byrnes, Robert
1969-1974
62/14 3560-006
Conquest, Robert
1968-1974
62/15 3560-006
Craig, Gordon A.
1962
62/16 3560-006
Crouer, Brian
1975
62/17 3560-006
Enthoven, Alain C.
1963-1968
62/18 3560-006
Foster, John S.
1967-1972
62/19 3560-006
Fowler, Henry H.
1973-1974
62/20 3560-006
Freedman, Robert
1972
62/21-22 3560-006
Fulbright, J. W. J
1961-1975
62/23 3560-006
Galbraith, John Kenneth
1967-1970
62/24 3560-006
Gallup, George, Jr.
1975
62/25 3560-006
Gardner, Trevor
1961
62/26 3560-006
Godfrey, Arthur
1969
62/27 3560-006
Greene, Nancy
1974
62/28 3560-006
Greenleaf, Abbot
1959-1964
62/29 3560-006
Griffith, William C.
1970-1974
62/30 3560-006
Hertzberg, Arthur
1973-1974
62/31 3560-006
Hoffer, Eric
1969
62/32 3560-006
Hoffmann, Stanley
1970s
62/33 3560-006
Hunter, Robert
1970
62/34 3560-006
Huntley, James R.
1976
62/35 3560-006
Ikle, Fred C.
1970-1975
62/36 3560-006
Institute for the Study of Conflict
1972
63/1 3560-006
International Institute for Strategic Studies
1965-1978
63/2 3560-006
Jones, R. V.
1956-1973
63/3 3560-006
Joshua, Wynfred
1972-1975
63/4 3560-006
Kahn, Herman
1957
63/5 3560-006
Katz, Amron
1964-1971
63/6 3560-006
Kennan, George
1964-1968
63/7 3560-006
Krushchev, Nikita
1961
63/8 3560-006
Kirchheimer, Joseph
1970
63/9 3560-006
Kissinger, Henry A.
1964-1966
63/10 3560-006
Kohler, Foy D.
1971-1974
63/11 3560-006
Kolkowicz, Roman
1972
63/12-13 3560-006
Korotkin, I. M.
1964
63/14 3560-006
Kosygin, Aleksei ( Life Magazine interview)
1968
63/15 3560-006
Krylov, I. A.
1971
63/16 3560-006
Labedz, Leopold
1973
63/17 3560-006
Lacqueur, Walter
1973
63/18 3560-006
Laird, Melvin
1974
63/19 3560-006
Lampson, Edward T.
1976
63/20 3560-006
Lewis, Bernard
1968-1975
63/21 3560-006
Lilienthal, David E.
1963
63/22 3560-006
Lord, Winston
1974
63/23 3560-006
Luttwak, Richard
1972
63/24 3560-006
McNamara, Robert S.
1962-1964
63/25 3560-006
Mansfield, Mike
1968-1975
63/26 3560-006
Marshall, Charles B.
1963-1965
63/27 3560-006
Marshall, George C.
1967-1969
63/28 3560-006
Martin, William M.
1970
63/29 3560-006
Massie, Suzanne
1974-1975
63/30 3560-006
Mehnert, Klaus
1971
63/31 3560-006
Mendershausen, Horst
1966
63/32 3560-006
Morris, Roger
1974
63/33 3560-006
Moynihan, Daniel P.
1975
63/34-35 3560-006
Neustadt, Richard
1960-1968
63/36 3560-006
Newhouse, John
1966
63/37 3560-006
Nielsen, Waldemar A.
undated
63/38 3560-006
Niskansen, W. A.
1968
63/39 3560-006
Nitze, Paul
1962-1975
64/1 3560-006
Novick, David
1972
64/2 3560-006
Oksenberg, Michel
1974
64/3 3560-006
Osgood, Robert E.
1962
64/4 3560-006
Owen, David
1978
64/5 3560-006
Pipes, Richard
1970-1974
64/6 3560-006
Pye, Lucian
undated
64/7 3560-006
Ra'anan, Uri
1972-1974
64/8 3560-006
Record, Jeffrey
undated
64/9-10 3560-006
Rickover, Hiram G.
1963-1971
64/12 3560-006
Robert, Frank
undated
64/13 3560-006
Roche, John P.
1968-1973
64/14 3560-006
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
1958
64/15 3560-006
Rockefeller, Nelson A.
1969
64/16 3560-006
Roosa, Robert
1968-1969
64/17 3560-006
Stabler, Holly
1964
64/18 3560-006
Strausz-Hupe, Robert
1968
64/19 3560-006
U.S. Defense Department. Secretary (Clifford, Clark M.)
1968-1974
64/20 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1962-1971
Box/Folder Accession
64/21-22 3560-006
Publications
1958
64/23 3560-006
Miscellany
1974
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
64/24 3560-006
Acheson, Dean
1965-1971
64/25 3560-006
American Bankers Association -- Federal Budget in a Dynamic Economy Symposium
1968
64/26 3560-006
American Jewish Congress. Commission on International Affairs
1973
64/27 3560-006
Arms Control
1970-1974
64/28 3560-006
Atlantic Council
1966-1967
64/29 3560-006
Atlantic Institute
1965
65/1-2 3560-006
Bilderberg Conferences
1968-1975
65/3 3560-006
Biographies (Brezhnev and Kosygin)
1964
65/4 3560-006
Commission on the Organization of the Government for the Conduct of Foreign Policy
1971-1974
65/5 3560-006
Committee to Maintain a Prudent Defense Policy (Acheson, Dean)
1969
65/6 3560-006
Counter-Insurgency
1965
65/7 3560-006
Defense Procurement Act (Israel Aid)
1965-1975
65/8 3560-006
Dissent and Militancy
1969-1970
65/9 3560-006
The Ditchley Foundation
1972-1973
65/10 3560-006
Excellence
undated
65/11-12 3560-006
Export Administration Act
1973-1975
65/13 3560-006
Fissionable Materials Production
1965-1968
65/14 3560-006
Foreign Relations Council
1964-1967
65/15 3560-006
Foundations -- Tax benefits
1969
65/16 3560-006
Freedom House
1973
65/17 3560-006
The Gridiron Club (press club)
1974
65/18-19 3560-006
Harvard University. Kennedy (John F.) School of Government. Institute of Politics
1966-1971
65/20 3560-006
Hudson Institute
1968
65/21 3560-006
Institute for Policy Studies
1969
65/22 3560-006
Kennedy, John F. -- Transition
1960-1966
65/23 3560-006
Kulish, Vasilvy
undated
65/24 3560-006
"Launch on Warning"
1969
65/25 3560-006
Lenin, Vladimir I.
1972-1973
65/26 3560-006
Mackintosh, Malcolm
1963-1973
65/27 3560-006
McNamara, Robert A.
1967-1969
65/28 3560-006
Maximov, Vladimir
undated
65/29 3560-006
Morgenthau, Hans
1974
65/30 3560-006
National Interest Coordination Subcommitte
1973
65/31 3560-006
Neo-Stalinism in U.S.S.R.
1969
65/32 3560-006
Nonproliferation Resolution (S. R. 179)
1965-1974
65/33-34 3560-006
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
1964-1978
65/35 3560-006
Norway
1968
65/36 3560-006
Nuclear Weapons
1963-1964
65/37-38 3560-006
Operations Research Society of America
1970-1972
66/1-2 3560-006
Peoples Republic of China
1963-1980
Planning, Programming, Budgeting System (PPBS)
Box/Folder Accession
66/3-5 3560-006
General Correspondence
1963-1968
66/6 3560-006
Hearings
1967
66/7-16 3560-006
Speeches and Writings -- Others
1966-1969
Box/Folder Accession
66/17 3560-006
Radio Liberty Committee
1975
66/18 3560-006
Rockefeller Foundation
1963
66/19 3560-006
Rockefeller, Nelson A.
1971
67/1 3560-006
Scientific Errors
1969-1970
67/2 3560-006
Syrian Jewry
1975
67/3 3560-006
Union of Councils for Soviet Jews
1975
67/4 3560-006
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics --Communist Party Letter
1963
67/5 3560-006
United Jewish Appeal
1974
67/6-7 3560-006
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
1969-1975
67/8 3560-006
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1963-1974
67/9-10 3560-006
U.S. Congress. Economic Joint Committee.Economy in Government Subcommittee
1967
67/11 3560-006
U.S. Emergency Planning Office
1958-1964
67/12 3560-006
U.S. Technology Assessment Office
1972-1974
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. National Policy Machinery Subcommittee
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
67/13 3560-006
Cohen, Benjamin V.
undated
67/14 3560-006
Cowen, Myron
1959
67/15 3560-006
Humphrey, Hubert H.
1959-1961
67/16 3560-006
Javits, Jacob K.
1960-1961
67/17 3560-006
L (?), R. A.
undated
67/18 3560-006
Mundt, Karl
1959-1961
67/19 3560-006
Muskie, Edmund S.
1960-1961
67/20 3560-006
Schilling, W. R.
1959
67/21 3560-006
U.S. Air Force
1959-1961
67/22 3560-006
U.S. Army
1959-1961
67/23 3560-006
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1960-1961
67/24 3560-006
U.S. Budget Bureau
1959-1962
67/25 3560-006
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1960-1961
67/26-28 3560-006
U.S. Defense Department
1959-1961
67/29 3560-006
U.S. Emergency Planning Office
1959-1961
67/30-32 3560-006
U.S. Executive Department (White House Staff)
1959-1961
67/33 3560-006
U.S. Information Agency
1960-1961
67/34 3560-006
U.S. International Cooperation Administration
1959-1961
67/35 3560-006
U.S. Justice Department
1959-1961
67/36-37 3560-006
U.S. National Security Council
1959-1961
68/1 3560-006
U.S. Navy
1959-1961
68/2 3560-006
U.S. President (Eisenhower, Dwight D.)
1959
68/3 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee
1959-1962
68/4-5 3560-006
U.S. State Department
1959-1961
68/6 3560-006
U.S. Treasury Department
1961
68/7-10 3560-006
Requests and Miscellaneous
1959-1963
Memoranda
Box/Folder Accession
68/13 3560-006
Committee Minority Counsel (Faber, William D.)
1959-1961
68/12-15 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1959-1961
Minutes
Box/Folder Accession
68/16 3560-006
Council on Foreign Relations Meeting, November 16
1959
68/17 3560-006
U.S. Executive Office and the President Study Group
1958-1959
68/18 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. National Policy Machinery Subcommittee
1960
Conferences and Conventions
Box/Folder Accession
68/19 3560-006
American Political Science Association Seminar
1959
Legislation
Box/Folder Accession
68/20 3560-006
S. 2080 -- National Economic Council for Security and Progress
1959
68/21 3560-006
S. J. R. 83 -- National Security Advisory Council
68/22 3560-006
S. R. 115 -- National Policy Machinery Subcommittee
68/23 3560-006
Establishment S. R. 248 -- Subcommittee Reports
1960
68/24 3560-006
S. R. 338 -- Turnover in Administrative Positions
68/25 3560-006
S. 477 -- First Secretary of the Government
1961
68/26 3560-006
S. 1026 -- National Economic Council for Security and Progress
68/27 3560-006
S. 2180 -- U.S. Disarmament Agency
68/28-29 3560-006
S. R. 20 -- Subcommittee Extension and Reports
68/30 3560-006
Miscellaneous
Box/Folder Accession
68/31-86 3560-006
News Releases
1959-1961
68/87-69/11 3560-006
Reports
1959-1961
Speeches and Writings -- HMJ
Box/Folder Accession
69/12a 3560-006
"Cold War"; Industrial College of the Armed Forces; Washington, DC
April 12, 1960
69/12b 3560-006
Untitled
Speeches and Writings -- Others
Box/Folder Accession
69/13 3560-006
Alger, Chadwick F., "The Role of an External Bureaucracy in the Conduct of American Foreign Affairs"
1959
69/14 3560-006
American Political Science Association
1959
69/15 3560-006
Armstrong, Hamilton F., "Thoughts Along the China Border"
1960
Aspaturian, Vernon V.
Box/Folder Accession
69/16 3560-006
"Soviet Foreign Policy"
1958
69/16 3560-006
"The Union Republics and Soviet Diplomacy"
1959
Box/Folder Accession
69/17 3560-006
Beckman, Norman, "Federal Long-Range Planning: The Heritage of the National Resources Planning Board"
1958
69/18 3560-006
Beebe, James, "Tomorrow's Weapons vs. the Constitution"
1959
Bell, David (U.S. Budget Bureau. Director)
Box/Folder Accession
69/19 3560-006
"The U.S. and World Progress"
1961
69/19 3560-006
"Budget Policy in the New Administration"
1961
69/19 3560-006
"Longer-Range Budgeting and Program Planning"
1961
Box/Folder Accession
69/20 3560-006
Bonsteel, C. H., "The Making of Timely, Long Range Strategic Decisions"
1956
69/21 3560-006
Bowie, Robert R., "Analysis of Our Policy Machine"
1958
69/22 3560-006
Bowie, Robert R.; Kennan, George; Nitze, Paul, "Planning in the Department"
1961
69/23 3560-006
Brodie, Bernard, "Scientific Progress and Political Science"
1956
69/24 3560-006
Brookings Institute
1960
69/25 3560-006
Carter, Wendell E., "Purse Strings and Pressures"
undated
69/26 3560-006
CBS Television, "Eisenhower on the Presidency"
1961
69/27 3560-006
Colm, Gerhard, "Can We Afford Additional Programs for National Security?"
1963
69/28 3560-006
Conant, James B., "The Defense of Freedom"
1959
69/29 3560-006
Cutler, James B., "The Defense of Freedom"
1959-1960
69/30 3560-006
Dodd, Thomas, "If Coexistence Fails"
1960
69/31 3560-006
Dyson, Freeman, "The Development of Nuclear Weapons"
1960
Elliott, William
Box/Folder Accession
69/32 3560-006
"Integration of Presidential Control of Foreign Policy in the Federal Government"
1956
69/32 3560-006
"Improving the Executive's Relations with the Congress in the Formulation of Foreign Policy"
1957
Box/Folder Accession
69/33 3560-006
Engle, Claire, "Functional Reorganization for National Defense"
1959
69/34 3560-006
Ernest, Roger, "American Objectives and Strategy"
1959
69/35 3560-006
Farber, William O., "A Proposal to Establish a First Secretary Government"
1960
Gordon, Bernard K.
Box/Folder Accession
69/36 3560-006
"The Functioning of the National Security Council and Related Agencies"
1959
69/36 3560-006
"The Use of the National Security Council Under Presidents Truman and Eisenhower"
1959
Box/Folder Accession
69/37 3560-006
Gordon, Lincoln, "Organization for the Conduct of Foreign Policy"
1954
69/38 3560-006
Gray, Gordon, "The Role of the National Security Council in the Formulation of National Policy"
1959
69/39 3560-006
Greer, Dick
1958-1959
69/40 3560-006
Halperin, Morton, "The Gaither Report"
1960
69/41 3560-006
Hardin, Charles
1960
69/42 3560-006
Harvard University Defense Policy Seminar
1957
69/43 3560-006
Helitzer, Morrie, "How Do Businessmen Do in Washington?"
1961
69/44-45 3560-006
Hilsman, Roger, "Foreign Policy Consensus"
1958-1959
Hitch, Charles
Box/Folder Accession
69/46-47 3560-006
"National Security Policy"
1959
69/46-47 3560-006
"Military Research and Development Policies"
1958
69/46-47 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1961
Box/Folder Accession
70/1 3560-006
Hovell, Bergen B., "The Need for a National Staff"
1959
Huntington, Samuel
Box/Folder Accession
70/2 3560-006
"Comment on Deficiencies in National Security Machinery"
1959
70/2 3560-006
"National Defense and the Campaign"
1960
70/2 3560-006
"Strategic Planning and the Political Process"
1960
Box/Folder Accession
70/3 3560-006
Institute for Defense Analysis
1958
70/4 3560-006
Institute for National Strategy
1958
70/5 3560-006
Kahn, Herman, "The Nature and Feasibility of War and Deterrence"
1960
70/6 3560-006
Keating, Kenneth, "Foreign Policy-Making Command"
1961
70/7 3560-006
Kennan, George F., "America's Administrative Response to its World Problems"
undated
70/8 3560-006
Kennedy, John F., "Disarmament Can Be Won"
1960
70/9 3560-006
Kintner, William R., "Organizing for Conflict"
1958
Kissinger, Henry
Box/Folder Accession
70/10 3560-006
"The Policymaker and the Intellectual"
1959
70/10 3560-006
"Reflections on American Diplomacy"
undated
Box/Folder Accession
70/11 3560-006
Konigsberg, Charles, "The Committee Process and National Policy: Decision-Making in a Contemporary Context"
1959
70/12 3560-006
Lay, James and Johnson, Robert, "An Organizational History of the National Security Council"
1960
70/13 3560-006
Lasswell, Harold, "The Use of Insight Procedures in Group Deliberation"
1959
70/14 3560-006
Lindbloom, Charles, "Decision Making in Taxation and Expenditure"
1959
70/15 3560-006
Lothrop, W. C., "What Top Management Must Know About Research and Development"
1958
70/16 3560-006
Management Record, "An Approach to Evaluation of Committees"
1958
70/17 3560-006
Mansfield, Mike
1960
70/18 3560-006
McCamy, James L., "Rebuilding the Foreign Service"
1959
70/19 3560-006
Morgenstern, Oskar, "Some Thoughts Bearing on National Defense Policy"
1958
70/20 3560-006
Nash, Bradley D., "Staffing the Presidency"
1952
70/21 3560-006
NBC Television, "Kennedy, John F."
1961
70/22 3560-006
National Planning Association "Long-Range Projections for Economic Growth"
1959
70/23 3560-006
"Strengthening the Government for Arms Control"
1960
70/24 3560-006
Neumann, John Von, "Can We Survive Technology?"
1955
70/25 3560-006
Neustadt, Richard E., "Reorganizing the Presidency in 1961"
1960
Nitze, Paul
Box/Folder Accession
70/26 3560-006
"National Policy Making Techniques"
1959
70/27 3560-006
"Power and Policy Problems in the Defense of the West"
1961
Box/Folder Accession
70/28 3560-006
Nobleman, Eli E. "The Delegation of Presidential Functions"
1956
Novik, David
Box/Folder Accession
70/29 3560-006
"A New Approach to the Military Budget"
1956
70/29 3560-006
"New Tools for Planners and Programmers"
1961
70/30 3560-006
"System and Total Force Cost Analysis"
1961
70/31 3560-006
"What Do We Mean by Research and Development?"
1959
Box/Folder Accession
70/32 3560-006
Planning Research Corporation, "Professional Services to the Military Departments and Their Contractors"
undated
70/33 3560-006
Posvar, Wesley W., "Making Military Strategy: The Planning Function"
undated
70/34 3560-006
Rafferty, James, "Mechanized Defense Decision Anticipator"
1959
Rickover, Hyman G.
Box/Folder Accession
70/35 3560-006
"Education in a Free Society"
1961
70/35 3560-006
"Russia vs. the U.S.-- the Nature of the Contest"
1960
Box/Folder Accession
70/36 3560-006
Roberts, William H., "The Nature of Contemporary Conflict"
1960
70/37 3560-006
Rockefeller Brothers Fund Reports
1958-1959
70/38 3560-006
Rostow, W. W., "The Fallacy of the Fertile Gondolas"
1957
70/39 3560-006
Schelling, Thomas S., "The Retarded Science of International Strategy"
1960
70/40 3560-006
Smith, Howard K.
1959
70/41 3560-006
Social Science Research Council
1956-1959
70/42 3560-006
Sprague, Robert C., "Are U.S. Security Policies Adequate?"
1959
70/43 3560-006
SPX Research Associates Reports
1959
70/44 3560-006
Staley, E. and Benveniste, Guy, "Science and Foreign Policy"
1959
70/45 3560-006
Tarr, David, "Formulating Defense Policy in Britain"
1959
70/46 3560-006
Taylor, Maxwell D.
1959
70/47 3560-006
Tracy, Thomas and Winetsky, Charles, "The Policy Planning Staff"
undated
70/48 3560-006
U.S. Air Force. Scientific Research Office
1959
U.S. Army
Box/Folder Accession
70/49 3560-006
"The Executive: Philosophy Problems and Practices: Bibliography"
undated
70/50 3560-006
"Military and Strategic Implications of Technological Progress: Bibliography"
1958
Box/Folder Accession
70/51 3560-006
U.S. Congress. Economic Joint Committee
1959
U.S. Legislative Reference Service
Box/Folder Accession
70/52 3560-006
"Boeschenstein Committee" (U.S. World Economic Practices Special Committee)
undated
70/53 3560-006
"Finletter Commission" (U.S. President. Air Policy Commission)
undated
70/54 3560-006
"Gaither Committee" (U.S. Security Resources Panel)
undated
70/55 3560-006
"Harriman Committee" (U.S. President. Foreign Aid Committee)
undated
70/56 3560-006
"Jackson Committee" (U.S. President. International Information Activities Committee)
undated
70/57 3560-006
"Paley Commission" (U.S. President. Materials Policy Commission)
undated
70/58 3560-006
"Randall Commission" (U.S. Foreign Economic Policy Commission)
undated
70/59 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1959
Box/Folder Accession
70/60 3560-006
U.S. National Security Council
1957-1960
70/61 3560-006
U.S. President. National Goals Commission
1960
70/62 3560-006
U.S. President. U.S. Military Assistance Program Study Committee (Draper Committee)
1959
70/63 3560-006
U.S. President-Elect (Kennedy, John F.). Space Ad-Hoc Committee
1961
70/64 3560-006
Vandevanter, E., "A Formula for Central Decision Making in the Military Establishment"
undated
71/1 3560-006
Wisconsin. University, "Non-Military Defense"
1959
71/2 3560-006
Wood, T., "The Role and Character of Foreign Aid"
1959
Box/Folder Accession
71/3-14 3560-006
Clippings
1959-1961
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
71/15 3560-006
Budget and National Security
1960
71/16 3560-006
Budget Resources Study
1961
71/17 3560-006
Career Management
1959-1960
72/1 3560-006
Charts -- organizational
undated
72/2 3560-006
Citizen's Committees and Commissions
1959
72/3 3560-006
Conflict of Interest Study
1959-1960
72/4 3560-006
Congressional Procedural Reform
1963
72/5 3560-006
Democratic Party. Foreign Policy Advisory Committee
1960
72/6 3560-006
Disarmament
1960
72/7 3560-006
Executive Orders to National Security
undated
72/8 3560-006
Foreign Policy Association World Affairs Center
72/9-13 3560-006
Hearings Statements
72/14 3560-006
Interagency memorandum of Understanding for Policy Formulation
1950
72/15 3560-006
Military Industrial Complex
1962
72/16 3560-006
National Foreign Affairs Academy
1963
72/17 3560-006
National Policy Academy
1959
72/18-19 3560-006
Personnel Turnover in the State Department
1960
72/20 3560-006
Rosenbloom, Morris V. -- Advisory Council for Peace
1954-1956
72/21 3560-006
Scientific Research Organization
1960
72/22 3560-006
"Selected Papers" on U.S. International Development Agency, U.S. Information Agency and U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
1962
72/23 3560-006
Task Forces
undated
72/24 3560-006
U.S. Budget Bureaus
1955-1958
72/25 3560-006
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
undated
72/26 3560-006
U.S. Industrial College of the Armed Forces
1960
72/27 3560-006
U.S. President. Scientific Advisory Committee
1959-1961
Box/Folder Accession
72/28 3560-006
Miscellany
1958-1961
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. National Security and International Operations Subcommittee
Box/Folder Accession
72/29-30 3560-006
Personal Correspondence -- Fosdick, Dorothy
1961-1978
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
72/31 3560-006
A - AG
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Dean Acheson.
1964-1975
72/32 3560-006
AI - AN
1963-1972
72/33 3560-006
AR - AX
1963-1975
73/1 3560-006
Briggs, Ellis
1963-1972
73/2 3560-006
BA - Barnes
1963-1973
73/3 3560-006
Barnett - Beck
1964-1975
73/4 3560-006
Becker - Bet
undated
73/5 3560-006
BI - BL
undated
73/6 3560-006
BOA - BOY
1964-1974
73/7 3560-006
BRA
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Walter H. Brattain.
1963-1973
73/8 3560-006
BRE - BROO
undated
73/9 3560-006
BROS - BUC
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Zbigniew Brzezinski.
1963-1975
73/10 3560-006
BUD - BUSH
1964-1975
73/11 3560-006
BUSK - BY
1964-1974
73/12 3560-006
CA - CE
1963-1974
73/13 3560-006
CH - CLA
undated
73/14 3560-006
CLE - COL
1964-1975
73/15 3560-006
COM - COO
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Robert Conquest.
1963-1975
73/16 3560-006
COR - CR
1964-1973
73/17 3560-006
CU - DA
undated
73/18-19 3560-006
Denny, Brewster C.
1962-1974
74/1 3560-006
DE
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Arthur H. Dean.
1963-1973
74/2 3560-006
DI - DR
1963-1975
74/3 3560-006
DU - EAK
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Ira C. Eaker.
1964-1974
74/4 3560-006
EAR - EL
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Dwight D. Eisenhower.
1966-1975
74/5 3560-006
EM - FAL
1963-1975
74/6 3560-006
Farber, William (Minority Consultant)
1966-1971
74/7 3560-006
FAR - FE
1965-1972
74/8 3560-006
FI - FOR
1964-1973
74/9 3560-006
FOS - FU
1963-1975
74/10 3560-006
GA - GIL
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from James M.Gavin.
undated
74/11 3560-006
GIN - GRA
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Arthur J. Goldberg.
1963-1974
74/12 3560-006
GRE - GY
1964-1974
74/13 3560-006
Harris, Fred
1966-1972
74/14 3560-006
HAA - IIAR
1963-1974
74/15 3560-006
HAS - HE
1964-1974
74/16 3560-006
HI
undated
74/17 3560-006
HO - HOF
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Malcolm W. Hoag.
1963-1972
74/18 3560-006
HOG - HOY
1963-1973
75/1 3560-006
Humphrey, Hubert H.
undated
75/2 3560-006
HS - HY
1964-1973
75/3 3560-006
I
1964-1974
75/4-5 3560-006
JA
1964-1975
75/6 3560-006
KA
undated
75/7 3560-006
KE
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from George F. Kennan.
undated
75/8 3560-006
KI
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Henry A. Kissinger.
1964-1973
75/9 3560-006
KL - KN
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Julius Klein.
1962-1974
75/10 3560-006
KO - KY
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Foy D. Kohler.
1964-1975
75/11 3560-006
Labedz, Leopold
1970-1976
75/12 3560-006
LAC - LAR
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Thomas A. Lane.
1963-1975
75/13 3560-006
LAS - LEF
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Ernest W. Lefever.
1963-1972
75/14 3560-006
LEG - LEV
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Laurence J. Legere.
1965-1974
75/15 3560-006
Lindjord, Haakon
1967-1972
75/16 3560-006
LEW - LI
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Bernard Lewis and George A. Lincoln.
1964-1975
75/17 3560-006
LO - LY
1965-1975
75/18 3560-006
MACB - MACC
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from John J. NcCloy.
1962-1973
75/19 3560-006
MACD - MACG
1965-1974
75/20 3560-006
MACH - MACN
1963-1973
75/21 3560-006
MAD - MAN
1964-1975
75/22 3560-006
MAR
1964-1975
76/1 3560-006
MAS - MAY
1959-1978
76/2 3560-006
ME
1964-1973
76/3 3560-006
MI - ML
1963-1973
76/4 3560-006
MOL - MOO
1961-1971
76/5 3560-006
MOR - MOY
1964-1974
76/6 3560-006
MUE - MUN
1963-1972
76/7 3560-006
MUR - MUS
1963-1973
76/8 3560-006
NA - NE
1962-1973
76/9 3560-006
NI - NY
1963-1973
76/10 3560-006
O
1964-1973
76/11 3560-006
PA
1964-1974
76/12 3560-006
PEA - PER
1964-1975
76/13 3560-006
PET - PL
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Richard Pipes.
1964-1973
76/14 3560-006
PO - PY
1963-1975
76/15 3560-006
Q - RE
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Uri Ra'anan.
1963-1972
76/16 3560-006
RH - RICH
1963-1973
76/17 3560-006
RICK - RIT
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Hyman G. Rickover.
1964-1974
76/18-19 3560-006
Rostow, Eugene V.
1972-1979
76/20 3560-006
ROB - ROT
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Nelson A. Rockefeller.
1964-1974
76/21 3560-006
ROU - SAL
1963-1973
77/1 3560-006
SAN - SCHA
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from David Sarnoff and Leonard Schapiro.
1964-1974
77/2 3560-006
SCHE
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Thomas C. Schelling.
1965-1975
77/3 3560-006
SCHI
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Warner R. Schilling.
1963-1975
77/4 3560-006
SCHL - SCHU
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Phyllis Schafly and James R. Schlesinger.
undated
77/5 3560-006
SCHW - SEI
1963-1973
77/6 3560-006
SEL - SH
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Eric Sevareid.
1964-1974
77/7 3560-006
SI - SL
1963-1975
77/8 3560-006
SM
1964-1976
77/9 3560-006
SN - STAA
1965-1975
77/10 3560-006
STAN - STE
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Frank Stanton.
1965-1973
77/11 3560-006
STI - STU
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Dirk U. Stikker.
1963-1975
77/12 3560-006
Taylor, George E.
1963-1970
77/13 3560-006
SU - TA
1963-1973
77/14 3560-006
Teller, Edward
1963-1972
77/15 3560-006
TE - TO
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Harry S. Truman.
1963-1975
77/16 3560-006
Ulam, Adam B.
1970-1972
77/17 3560-006
U.S. Army
1962-1973
77/18-19 3560-006
U.S. Budget Bureau
1962-1968
77/20 3560-006
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Richard Helms.
1964-1967
77/21 3560-006
U.S. Civil Service Commission
1962-1964
78/1-2 3560-006
U.S. Defense Department
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Clark Clifford, Melvin Laird, Robert McNamara.
1962-1973
78/3 3560-006
U.S. Emergency Preparedness Office
1969-1970
78/4-5 3560-006
U.S. Executive Department
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Robert F. Kennedy, Henry Kissinger, and Richard M. Nixon.
1964-1970
78/6 3560-006
U.S. Information Agency
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Edward R. Murrow.
1962-1968
78/7 3560-006
U.S. International Development Agency
1962-1972
78/8 3560-006
U.S. National Security Council
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Henry A. Kissinger.
1963-1971
78/9 3560-006
U.S. Science and Technology Office
1962-1963
78/10 3560-006
U.S. State Department
Box/Folder Accession
78/11-13 3560-006
General
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from George Bush, Arthur Goldberg, W. Averell Harriman, William P. Roberts, and Dean Rusk.
1961-1975
78/14-17 3560-006
Ambassadors
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Ellsworth Bunker.
1962-1972
78/18 3560-006
TR- VANC
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Myron Tribus and William Van Cleave.
1966-1973
78/19 3560-006
VAND - WALK
1962-1975
78/20 3560-006
WALL - WEH
1963-1974
79/1 3560-006
WEI - WIG
1965-1974
79/2 3560-006
WIL - WIT
1963-1975
79/3 3560-006
WO - WR
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Walter B. Wriston.
1964-1973
79/4 3560-006
WY - Z
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from Sergius Yakobson.
1965-1975
Minutes
Box/Folder Accession
79/5 3560-006
Organizational Meetings
1960-1962
Conferences and Conventions
Box/Folder Accession
79/6 3560-006
Marienlyst -- Bilderberg Meetings (Elsinore, Denmark)
1969
79/7 3560-006
Wilton Park (London)
1970
Hearings
Box/Folder Accession
79/8 3560-006
Ambassadors (Matthews, H. Freeman)
1963
79/9 3560-006
Ambassadors (Kohler, Foy D.)
1964
79/10 3560-006
Atlantic Alliance (Rusk, Dean)
1966
79/11 3560-006
Background material
1965
Economics
Box/Folder Accession
79/12 3560-006
Martin, William M.
1965
79/13 3560-006
Petersen, Howard C.
79/14 3560-006
Wriston, Walter B.
Box/Folder Accession
79/15 3560-006
International Negotiation (Lewis, Bernard; Conquest, Robert)
1971
Military Power
Box/Folder Accession
79/16 3560-006
Lincoln, George A.
1964
79/17 3560-006
White, Thomas D.
1965
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Box/Folder Accession
79/18 3560-006
Herter, Christian A.
1966
79/19 3560-006
Neustadt, Richard E.
1965
Box/Folder Accession
79/20-24 3560-006
Planning-Programming-Budgeting Systems
1966-1969
79/25 3560-006
Research and Development (Brattain, Walter H.)
1965
Legislation
Box/Folder Accession
79/26 3560-006
Atlantic Union Delegation (S. C. R. 13)
1967
79/27 3560-006
Commission on Governmental Operations and Programs (S. 3725)
1962
79/28 3560-006
Commission on Organization and Operations of Executive Branch (H. R. 9700)
1964
79/29 3560-006
Commission on Science and Technology (various bills)
1962-1965
79/30 3560-006
Confirmation of Executive Officers (S. 590)
1973
79/31-80/3 3560-006
Continuation of Subcommittee
1963-1972
80/4 3560-006
Formation of Subcommittee (S. R. 332)
1962
80/5 3560-006
Investigation of U.S. State Department (H. R. 210)
1963
80/6 3560-006
Japan-U.S. Friendship Act (S. 649)
1973
80/7 3560-006
Joint Committee on National Strategy (S. J. R. 40)
1963
80/8 3560-006
National Council on U.S. Goals (S. J. R. 219)
1962
80/9 3560-006
Presidential Transition Act of 1963 (S. 1373)
1963
Report Reprints
Box/Folder Accession
80/10 3560-006
"Administration of National Security: Part 9" (S. R. 362)
1964
80/11 3560-006
"Administration of National Security: Selected Papers" (S. R. 289)
undated
80/12 3560-006
"The Ambassador and the Problem of Coordination" (S. R. 190)
1963
80/13 3560-006
"International Negotiation -- The Impact of the Changing Power Balance" (S. R. 254)
1972
80/14 3560-006
"Planning-Programming-Budgeting" Compilation (S. C. R. 52)
1970
80/15 3560-006
"Planning-Programming-Budgeting" Hearing with Enthoven, Alain (S. R. 213)
1968
80/16 3560-006
"Planning-Programming-Budgeting" Hearing with Schultze, Charles (S. R. 176)
1967
80/17 3560-006
"Planning-Programming-Budgeting: Official Documents" (S. R. 162)
undated
80/18 3560-006
"Planning-Programming-Budgeting: Selected Comment" (S. R. 163)
undated
80/19 3560-006
"Planning-Programming-Budgeting: Selected Comment" (S. R. 280)
1968
80/20 3560-006
"Peking's Approach to Negotiation" (S. R. 391)
1970
80/21 3560-006
"The Soviet Approach to Negotiation" (S. R. 390)
undated
80/22 3560-006
"Staffing Procedures and Problems in the Soviet Union" (S. R. 174)
1963
80/23 3560-006
Subcommittee Compilations (S. C. R. 11)
1965
80/24 3560-006
Select Committee on National Security Policy (S. R. 495)
1970
80/25 3560-006
Special Committee on the Termination of the National Emergency (S. R. 304)
1973
News Releases
Box/Folder Accession
80/26 3560-006
Acheson (Dean) Hearing: Opening Statement by Henry M. Jackson
1966
80/27 3560-006
Acheson, Dean to Testify on North Atlantic Treaty organization
undated
80/28 3560-006
Berger (Samuel D.) Memorandum re Role of Ambassador
1963
80/29 3560-006
Brattain (Walter H.) Hearing: Opening Statement by Henry M. Jackson
1965
80/30 3560-006
Brattain, Walter H. to Testify on Research and Development
undated
80/31 3560-006
Briggs (Ellis O.) Hearing: Opening Statement by Henry M. Jackson
1963
80/32 3560-006
Briggs, Ellis O. and Matthews, H. Freeman to Testify on Role of Ambassador
undated
80/33 3560-006
Bruce (David K. E.) Testimony re role of Ambassador
undated
80/34 3560-006
Crockett, William J. Testimony re Role of State Department
undated
80/35 3560-006
Eisenhower (Dwight D.) Letter re North Atlantic Treaty Organization
1966
80/36 3560-006
Eisenhower (Dwight D.) Response to De Gaulle's 1958 Directorate Proposal
undated
80/37 3560-006
Gordon (Lincoln) Memorandum re Role of Ambassador
1963
80/38 3560-006
Gullion (Edmund) Memorandum re Role of Ambassador
1964
80/39 3560-006
Harriman (W. Averell) Hearing: Opening Statement by HMJ
1963
80/40 3560-006
Herter (Christian A.) Hearing: Opening Statement by HMJ
1966
80/41 3560-006
Herter, Christian A. and Norstad, Lauris to Testify on North Atlantic Treaty Organization
undated
80/42 3560-006
Hoag (Malcolm W.) and Schelling (Thomas C.) Hearing: Opening Statement by Henry M. Jackson
undated
80/43 3560-006
Hoag, Malcolm W. and Schelling, Thomas C. to Testify on North Atlantic Treaty Organization
1965
80/44 3560-006
Initial Memorandum
undated
80/45 3560-006
Kennan (George F.) Memorandum re Role of Ambassador
1963
80/46 3560-006
Kohler (Foy D.) Testimony re Role of Ambassador
1964
80/47 3560-006
Lincoln (George A.) Testimony re Military Power
undated
80/48 3560-006
McCloy (John J.) Hearing: Opening Statement by Henry M. Jackson
1966
80/49 3560-006
McCloy, John J. to Testify on North Atlantic Treaty Organization
undated
80/50 3560-006
McNamara (Robert) Hearing: Opening Statement by Henry M. Jackson
undated
80/51 3560-006
Marshall (C. Burton) Hearing: Opening Statement by Henry M. Jackson
1965
80/52 3560-006
Marshall, C. Burton to Testify on North Atlantic Treaty Organization
undated
80/53 3560-006
Martin (William M., Jr.) Hearing: Opening Statement by Henry M. Jackson
undated
80/54 3560-006
Martin, William M., Jr. to Testify on Economic Problems
1965
80/55 3560-006
Matthews (H. Freeman) Hearing: Opening Statement by Henry M. Jackson
1963
80/56 3560-006
Merchant (Livingston) Testimony re Role of Ambassador
1964
80/57-58 3560-006
Neustadt (Richard E.) Hearing: Opening Statement by Henry M. Jackson
1963, 1965
80/59 3560-006
Neustadt, Richard E. to Testify on North Atlantic Treaty Organization
1965
80/60-61 3560-006
Norstad (Lauris) Hearing: Opening Statement by Henry M. Jackson
1963, 1966
80/62 3560-006
Norstad, Lauris to Testify on Military Power
1963
80/63 3560-006
Petersen (Howard C.) Hearing: Opening Statement by Henry M. Jackson
1965
80/64 3560-006
Petersen, Howard C. to Testify on Economics
undated
80/65 3560-006
Planning-Programming-Budgeting Application to Defense
undated
80/66 3560-006
Reischauer (Edwin O.) Testimony re Role of Ambassador
1963
Report
Box/Folder Accession
80/67 3560-006
"Administration of National Security: Basic Issues"
undated
80/68 3560-006
"The Ambassador and the Problem of Coordination"
undated
80/69 3560-006
"The American Ambassador"
1964
80/70 3560-006
"The Atlantic Alliance: Basic Issues"
1966
80/71 3560-006
"The Atlantic Alliance: Unfinished Business
1967
80/72 3560-006
Organizational Fleeting
1962
80/73 3560-006
"The Secretary of State"
1964
80/74 3560-006
"Staffing Procedures and Problems in the Soviet Union"
1963
Box/Folder Accession
80/75 3560-006
Rusk (Dean) Hearing: Opening Statement by Henry M. Jackson
1966
80/76 3560-006
Rusk, Dean and McNamara, Robert to Testify on North Atlantic Treaty Organization
80/77 3560-006
Rusk (Dean) Testimony re Role of Secretary of State
1964
80/78 3560-006
Truman (Harry S.) Letter re North Atlantic Treaty Organization
1966
80/79 3560-006
Tufts (Robert W.) Memorandum re "The Secretary of State: Agent of Coordination"
1963
80/80 3560-006
Warsaw Pact Study
undated
80/81 3560-006
White, Thomas D. and Brattain, Walter H. to Testify
1965
80/82 3560-006
White (Thomas D.) Hearing: Opening Statement by Henry M. Jackson
1965
80/83 3560-006
Witnesses List
undated
80/84 3560-006
Wriston (Walter B.) Hearing: Opening Statement by
undated
80/85 3560-006
Henry M. Jackson Wriston, Walter B. to Testify on Economics
undated
Reports
Box/Folder Accession
80/86 3560-006
"The Ambassador and the Problem of Coordination"
1963
80/87 3560-006
"The Atlantic Alliance: Unfinished Business"
1967
80/88 3560-006
"A Bibliography"
1963
80/89 3560-006
"China and American Policy"
1974
80/90 3560-006
"Councils and Committees = Uses and Abuse"
1972
80/91 3560-006
Freedom of Information -- Background Material
1973-1975
80/92 3560-006
"The Implications of Technology Transfer in East-West Trade"
1977
80/93 3560-006
List of Publications
1972
80/94 3560-006
"The Management of Detente -- Economics, Human Rights and American Diplomacy"
1973
80/95 3560-006
"The Middle East and American Security Policy" (to U.S. Senate Committee on Armed Services)
1970
80/96 3560-006
"Negotiation and Statecraft"
undated
80/97 3560-006
"Planning-Programming-Budgeting"
undated
80/98 3560-006
"Selected Papers"
1962
81/1 3560-006
"A Selection of Readings on Negotiations"
1970
81/2 3560-006
"Specialists and Generalists"
1968
81/3 3560-006
"Staffing Procedures and Problems in the Soviet Union"
1963
81/4 3560-006
"U.S.-Soviet Relations
1978
Speeches and Writings -- Henry M. Jackson
Box/Folder Accession
81/5 3560-006
"America's Foreign Policy"
undated
81/6 3560-006
"China, Trade and Most-Favored-Nation Status; U.S. House. Ways and Means Committee. Trade Subcommittee"
1979
81/7 3560-006
Democratic Forum Address
1974
81/8 3560-006
Inaugural Address; W. U. International Studies School -- background material
1978
81/9 3560-006
Kennedy, Robert F. -- Introductory Speech (Memorial to Kennedy, John F.)
undated
81/10 3560-006
Middle East; B'nai B'rith
undated
81/11 3560-006
On Raborn, William F.; Helms, Richard; and McCone, John (Central Intelligence Agency)
1965
81/12 3560-006
Strategic Arms Limitation Talks; Seattle University; Seattle, WA
1979
81/13 3560-006
"A Senator Looks at Problems of Decision and Action"; Foreign Service Institute
1965
81/14 3560-006
U.S.-Soviet Relationship
1978
81/15 3560-006
Virginia General Assembly Address
1980
Speeches and Writings -- Others
Box/Folder Accession
81/16 3560-006
Blue Ribbon Defense Panel
1970
81/17 3560-006
Byrnes, Robert F.
1976-1977
81/18 3560-006
Center for Strategic and International Studies
1975
81/19 3560-006
Commission to Study the Organization of Peace
1967
81/20 3560-006
Destler, I. M.
1969
81/21 3560-006
Dougherty, James E.
1974
81/22 3560-006
Eidelberg, Paul
1975
81/23 3560-006
Fosdick, Dorothy
1955,60
81/24 3560-006
Fulbright, J. William
1974
81/25 3560-006
Gekker, Paul
1968
81/26 3560-006
Gorshkov, S. G.
1974
81/27 3560-006
Heath, Edward
1960s
81/28 3560-006
Horvath, Janos
1966
81/29 3560-006
Hsieh, Alice L.
1968-1970
81/30 3560-006
Hutchison, Isobel W.
1953
81/31 3560-006
Ikle, Fred C.
1978
81/32 3560-006
Institute for the Study of Conflict
1971
81/33 3560-006
Kissinger, Henry A.
1977
81/34 3560-006
McClellan, John L.
1970s
81/35 3560-006
Mackintosh, Malcolm
1973-1977
81/36 3560-006
Macomber, William B., Jr.
1970
81/37 3560-006
Marshall, Charles B.
1977
81/38 3560-006
National Academy of Sciences
1974
81/39 3560-006
Parelman, Samuel T.
1970
81/40 3560-006
Pastore, John O.
1970s
81/41 3560-006
Ponomarev, B.
1971
81/42 3560-006
Rostow, Walter
1972-1974
81/43 3560-006
Scalpino, Robert A.
1967
81/44 3560-006
Schelling, Thomas C.
1960-1968
81/45-46 3560-006
Schlesinger, James R.
1966-1975
81/47 3560-006
Scolville, Herbert
1968-1972
81/48 3560-006
Seabury, Paul
1973
81/49 3560-006
Shub, Anatole
1969-1972
81/50 3560-006
Shulman, Marshall D.
1974
81/51 3560-006
Sonnefeldt, Helmut
1975
81/52 3560-006
Soviet Comments
1977
81/53 3560-006
Spiegel, Steven L.
1968
81/54 3560-006
Szilard, Leo
1980
81/55 3560-006
Tatu, Michael
1969-1972
82/1 3560-006
Ulam, Adam
1970-1971
82/2 3560-006
U.S. Library of Congress
1960
82/3 3560-006
Van Cleave, William R.
1973
82/4 3560-006
Wattenberg, Ben
1971-1973
82/5 3560-006
Wheeler, Joan A.
1960-1968
82/6 3560-006
Wiesner, Jerome B.
1964-1967
82/7 3560-006
Wildavsky, Aaron
1965-1974
82/8 3560-006
Witze, Claude
1967
82/9 3560-006
Wolf, Charles Jr.
1970-1971
82/10 3560-006
Wolfe, Thomas W.
1969-1971
82/11 3560-006
Wolfe, Tom
1971
82/12 3560-006
Wolfowitz, Paul
1969-1970
82/13 3560-006
Yakobsen, Sergius
1949, 1963
82/14 3560-006
Yepishev, A.
1969
82/15 3560-006
Yergin, Daniel
1977
82/16 3560-006
Zorza, Victor
1971
82/17-18 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1919-1968
Trip Files
Box/Folder Accession
82/19 3560-006
Brussels -- North Atlantic Treath Organization Conference (Fosdick, Dorothy)
1968
82/20 3560-006
China (Jackson Family; Fosdick, Dorothy, Others)
1979
82/21 3560-006
Norfolk, VA -- Supreme Allied Command Atlantic (Jackson, Henry M.; Fosdick, Dorothy; Tufts, Robert W.)
1965
82/22 3560-006
West Point Conference -- "Role of the Military in National Security Policy Formulation" (Fosdick, Dorothy)
82/23 3560-006
Western Europe -- North Atlantic Treaty Organization (Fosdick, Dorothy; Tufts, Robert W.)
82/24 3560-006
Western Europe (Jackson, Henry M. and Helen; Fosdick, Dorothy; Tufts, Robert W.)
1966
Testimony
Box/Folder Accession
82/25 3560-006
Acheson, Dean
undated
82/26 3560-006
Brattain, Walter H.
1965
82/27 3560-006
Briggs, Ellis O.
1963
82/28 3560-006
Bruce, David K. E.
undated
82/29 3560-006
Crockett, William J.
undated
82/30 3560-006
Harriman, W. Averell
undated
82/31 3560-006
Herter, Christian A.
1966
82/32 3560-006
McCloy, John J.
undated
82/33 3560-006
McNamara, Robert S.
undated
82/34 3560-006
Martin, William M., Jr.
1965
82/35 3560-006
Matthews, H. Freeman
1963
82/36-37 3560-006
Neustadt, Richard E.
1963, 1965
82/38-39 3560-006
Norstad, Lauris
1963, 1966
82/40 3560-006
Petersen, Howard C.
1965
82/41 3560-006
Reischauer, Edwin O.
1963
82/42 3560-006
Rusk, Dean
1966
82/43 3560-006
Schelling, Thomas C.
undated
82/44 3560-006
Van Cleave, William R.
1972
82/45 3560-006
White, Thomas D.
1965
82/46 3560-006
Wriston, Walter B.
undated
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
82/47 3560-006
Amalrik, Andrei A.
1976
82/48 3560-006
American Broadcasting in West Berlin
1978-1979
82/49 3560-006
Amnesty -- Vietnam Draft Resisters
1972
82/50 3560-006
Amnesty International
1976
82/51 3560-006
Anderson, Daniel (Armed Services Committee Assistant)
1977
82/52 3560-006
Arms Sales -- Saudi Arabia
1978
82/53 3560-006
Atlantic Alliance Hearings -- suggested witnesses
1963-1966
82/54 3560-006
Atlantic Partnership -- Multi-Lateral Force
1965
82/55 3560-006
Bipartisanship -- foreign policy
1952
China
Box/Folder Accession
82/56 3560-006
General
1974
82/57 3560-006
General
1977-1978
83/1 3560-006
Trade
1979
Box/Folder Accession
83/2 3560-006
Chudnovsky Family -- Emigration
1977
83/3 3560-006
Committee on the Present Danger
1976
83/4 3560-006
Consultation
1966
83/5 3560-006
Crawford, F. Jay (American arrested in Moscow)
1978
83/6 3560-006
Eu, March Fong (California Secretary of State)
1974-1975
33/7 3560-006
Ginzburg, Alexander
1975
83/8 3560-006
Government Contracting for Research and Development
1962
83/9 3560-006
Helsinki Accord
1978
83/10-11 3560-006
Human Rights
1977-1978
83/12 3560-006
Israel
1976-1979
Jackson-Vanik Amendment
Box/Folder Accession
83/13 3560-006
General
1977-1979
83/14 3560-006
Soviet Witnesses
1970-1973
Box/Folder Accession
83/15 3560-006
Kearns, Thomas
1968
83/16 3560-006
Kochno, Katherine
1979
83/17 3560-006
Latin America
1975
83/18 3560-006
Mideast
1977
83/19-20 3560-006
National Security
1961-1976
83/21 3560-006
Negotiations
1967-1969
83/22 3560-006
New Russian Orchestra
1979
83/23 3560-006
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
1963-1979
83/24 3560-006
Nureyev, Rudolf
1974-1977
83/25 3560-006
Panama Canal Treaty
1977
83/26 3560-006
Romanian Emigration
1975-1978
83/27 3560-006
Rumsfeld, Donald
1975
83/28 3560-006
Sakharov, Andrei
1977
83/29 3560-006
Sane
1972
83/30 3560-006
Scammon, Richard M.
1969
83/31 3560-006
Schapiro, Leonard
1968
83/32 3560-006
Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry
1978-1979
83/33 3560-006
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander
1972-1977
83/34 3560-006
Staff Biographical Data
1967
83/35 3560-006
Strategic Arms Limitations Talks
1977-1979
83/36 3560-006
TFX Aircraft
1963-1970
83/37 3560-006
Technology Transfer
1980
83/38 3560-006
Teller (Edward) Center
1974
83/39 3560-006
Trilateral Commission
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
1967-1979
Box/Folder Accession
83/40-41 3560-006
General
83/42 3560-006
Grain Sales
1972
84/1-2 3560-006
Intellectuals
1968-1970
84/3-4 3560-006
Mideast
Box/Folder Accession
84/5-7 3560-006
United Nations
1965-1975
84/8-9 3560-006
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
1969-1973
84/10 3560-006
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
1972
84/11 3560-006
U.S. Budget Bureau
1969-1970
84/12 3560-006
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
1967-1970
84/13 3560-006
U.S. Defense Department
1970-1973
84/14 3560-006
U.S. Executive Department
1969-1974
84/15 3560-006
U.S. House. Ways and Means Committee. Trade Subcommittee -- China
1979
84/16 3560-006
U.S. Information Agency
1966-1974
84/17 3560-006
U.S. Navy Department
1957-1978
84/18 3560-006
U.S. President. Holocaust Commission. Fact Finding and Travel Subcommittee
1979
84/19 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Select Committee on Intelligence
1979
84/20 3560-006
U.S. State Department-U.S. Defense Department Cooperation
1960-1969
84/21 3560-006
Vietnam
1965-1970
84/22 3560-006
Washington Council on International Trade - China Trip
1979
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
Box/Folder Accession
84/23-24 3560-006
Organization
1971-1979
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
85/1 3560-006
A - H
1974-1982
85/2 3560-006
I - Q
1974-1982
85/3 3560-006
Rostow, Eugene V.
1971-1974
85/4 3560-006
R
1975-1978
85/5 3560-006
Sullivan, Peter
1978-1982
85/6 3560-006
S - T
1974-1977
85/7 3560-006
U.S. Commerce Department. Secretary (Kreps, Juanita)
1978
85/8 3560-006
U.S. Commerce Department. Secretary (Klutznick, Philip M.)
1980
85/9 3560-006
U.S. Commerce Department (miscellaneous)
1980
85/10 3560-006
U.S. Defense Department. Secretary (Brown, Harold)
1977-1980
85/11 3560-006
U.S. General Services Administration. Administrator (Solomon, Jay)
1978
85/12 3560-006
U.S. President (Carter, Jimmy)
1978
85/13 3560-006
U.S. President (Reagan, Ronald)
1980
85/14 3560-006
U - Z
1974-1978
85/15 3560-006
Miscellaneous
Box/Folder Accession
85/16 3560-006
Bibliographies
1973-1978
Speeches and Writings -- Jackson
Box/Folder Accession
85/17 3560-006
Soviet Imigration
1973
85/18 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1972-1980
Speeches and Writings -- Others
Box/Folder Accession
85/19 3560-006
Ikle, Fred Charles
1977
85/20 3560-006
Kolkowic, Roman
undated
85/21 3560-006
Nitze, Paul H.
1978
85/22-24 3560-006
Rostow, Eugene
1966-1975
85/25 3560-006
Shaetzel, J. Robert
1974
85/26 3560-006
Schemmer, Benjamin F.
1973
85/27 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1971-1983
85/28 3560-006
Unidentified
undated
Hearings
Box/Folder Accession
85/29 3560-006
Activities Report
1978
85/30 3560-006
Dresser Industries Export Actions
October 3, 1980
85/31-33 3560-006
Freedom of Expression
1975
86/1 3560-006
International Freedom to Write and Publish, Opening Statements
November 18, 1975
86/2 3560-006
Komer Testimony
February 1980
86/3 3560-006
Loss of U.S. Technology to Soviet Bloc Countries
May 4, 1982
86/4 3560-006
Technology Transfer General
March 8, 1974
86/5-6 3560-006
Sale of Police Equipment
July 1974
86/7 3560-006
General
May 25, 1977
86/8 3560-006
General
February 20, 1980
86/9 3560-006
General
September 24, 1980
86/10 3560-006
General
1981
86/11-12 3560-006
High Technology Transfer to Soviet Union and Soviet Bloc Nations
May 4, 1982
86/13 3560-006
U.S. Food and Technology Exports Embargo to Soviet Union
January 22, 1980
86/14 3560-006
U.S. House. Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence
July 13, 14, 1982
86/15 3560-006
U.S. Senate. Joint Economic Committee. International Economics Subcommittee
October 11, 1972
86/16 3560-006
Miscellaneous
1974-1982
Notes
Box/Folder Accession
86/17 3560-006
Fosdick, Dorothy
undated
86/18 3560-006
Sullivan, Peter
undated
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
86/19 3560-006
Arabsat Sale
1982
86/20 3560-006
Cyber 76
1977
86/21 3560-006
Coalition for a Democratic Majority
1974
86/22 3560-006
Consultants
1972-1974
86/23 3560-006
Dresser Industries, Inc.
1978
86/24 3560-006
Gatorizing Package
1980
86/25 3560-006
Lykes Brothers Steamship Company
1974-1975
86/26 3560-006
Minority Staffing and Budget
1973
86/27 3560-006
National Defense Education Act (NDEA) Amendment, re: Advanced Research in Foreign Countries
undated
86/28 3560-006
Oceanographic Cooperation
1975
86/29 3560-006
Russian Wheat Deal
1973-1975
86/30 3560-006
Soviet-Gas Pipeline
1982
Reports and Publications
Box/Folder Accession
86/31-34 3560-006
Activities
1959-1979
87/1 3560-006
American Shipbuilding Technology and the Soviet Merchant Marine
1975
87/2 3560-006
Technology Transfer Case History
1974-1977
Box/Folder Accession
87/3-7 3560-006
Miscellany
1974-1978
87/8 3560-006
Clippings
1975-1978
Conference and Convention Files
Box/Folder Accession
87/9-11 3560-006
Europe-America Conference, Amsterdam
March 26-28, 1973
Box/Folder Accession
87/12-98/10 3560-006
Case Files
1972-1983
Box/Folder Accession
87/12-98/10 3560-006
Case Files
Scope and Content: Includes case files concerning Eastern Europe, Hungary, Romania, and USSR.
Restrictions on Access: Access is restricted. Contact repository for more information.
1972-1983
Addendum
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
98/11 3560-006
Miscellaneous Memoranda
1961-1981
U.S. Senate. Armed Services Committee
Speeches and Writings -- Others
Box/Folder Accession
98/12 3560-006
Katzenbach, Nicholas de B.
1967
98/13 3560-006
Lemnitzer, L. L.
1960
98/14 3560-006
McNamara, Robert S.
1961-1967
98/15 3560-006
Miscellaneous -- Unidentified
1958

Accession No. 3560-007: Voting records, 1941-1983Return to Top

8 cubic feet

Scope and Content: This accession includes Jackson's voting record and roll call vote analysis notebooks for both his House (1941-1952) and Senate (1953-1983) years. The vote analyses were compiled by the Senate Democratic Policy Committee for use by all Democratic senators. Analyses for Jackson's House years and each session of Congress for his Senate years list the yeas and nays for each vote. Arguments for and against major pieces of legislation are also summarized.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.

Records stored offsite; advance notice required for use.

Container(s) Description Dates
Voting Record
Box/Folder Accession
1/1-4 3560-007
By Subject
1941-1980
1/5-25 3560-007
By Year
1941-1983
1/26-28 3560-007
Close Votes
1973-1982
1/29 3560-007
Comparisons with Other Democratic Senators
1959-1983
1/30-31 3560-007
Miscellaneous
1963-1983
Roll Call Votes -- Democratic Party. Senate Policy Committee Analyses
Box/Folder Accession
2/1 3560-007
77th - 82nd Congresses
1941-1952
2/2-3 3560-007
83rd Congress, 1st Session
1953
2/4-6 3560-007
83rd Congress, 2nd Session
1954
2/7-9 3560-007
84th Congress, 1st Session
1955
2/10-12 3560-007
84th Congress, 2nd Session
1956
2/13 3560-007
85th Congress, 1st Session
1957
2/14-15 3560-007
85th Congress, 2nd Session
1958
2/16-17 3560-007
86th Congress, 1st Session
1959
2/18-19 3560-007
86th Congress, 2nd Session
1960
2/20-23 3560-007
87th Congress, 1st Session
1961
3/1-6 3560-007
87th Congress, 2nd Session
1962
3/7-12 3560-007
88th Congress, 1st Session
1963
3/13-18 3560-007
88th Congress, 2nd Session
1964
3/19-21 3560-007
89th Congress, 1st Session
1965
4/1-2 3560-007
89th Congress, 2nd Session
1966
4/3-5 3560-007
90th Congress, 1st Session
1967
4/6-9 3560-007
90th Congress, 2nd Session
1968
4/10-13 3560-007
91st Congress, 1st Session
1969
4/14-19 3560-007
91st Congress, 2nd Session
1970
5/1-6 3560-007
92nd Congress, 1st Session
1971
5/7-11 3560-007
92nd Congress, 2nd Session
1972
5/12-17 3560-007
93rd Congress, 1st Session
1973
6/1-5 3560-007
93rd Congress, 2nd Session
1974
6/6-11 3560-007
94th Congress, 1st Session
1975
6/12-17 3560-007
94th Congress, 2nd Session
1976
7/1-5 3560-007
95th Congress, 1st Session
1977
7/6-10 3560-007
95th Congress, 2nd Session
1978
7/11-14 3560-007
96th Congress, 1st Session
1979
7/15-20 3560-007
96th Congress, 2nd Session
1980
8/1-2 3560-007
96th Congress, 2nd Session
1980
8/3-8 3560-007
97th Congress, 1st Session
1981
8/9-12 3560-007
97th Congress, 2nd Session
1982
8/13-14 3560-007
98th Congress, 1st Session
1983

Accession No. 3560-008: House case files, 1941-1952Return to Top

6 cubic feet

Scope and Content: This accession consists of all the constituent cases files created during Jackson's years in the House. His tenure spanned the period between World War II and the Korean War. Consequently, many of the cases pertain to problems of returning servicemen and women, including topics such as pensions, benefits, discharges, disability claims, and duty assignments. Also included in the cases are materials relating to the effects of the wars on civilian life, including immigration problems, the status of displaced persons, andreconstruction financing. Private bills on behalf of individuals are also foundhere.

The case files are arranged alphabetically by the agency or department involved. The private bills follow the case files and are arranged alphabetically by the name of the individual.

Restrictions on Access: Access is restricted. Contact the repository for details.

Records stored offsite; advance notice required for use.

Container(s) Description Dates
Box/Folder Accession
1/1-11 3560-008
U.S. Air Force
1950-1953
1/12-3/4 3560-008
U.S. Army
1941-1953
3/5 3560-008
U.S. Army. Military Permit Office
1949-1951
3/6-8 3560-008
U.S. Census Bureau
1948-1951
3/9-13 3560-008
U.S. Civil Service Commission
1943-1952
3/14 3560-008
U.S. Coast Guard
1953
3/15-17 3560-008
U.S. Comptroller
1941-1948
3/18 3560-008
U.S. Displaced Persons Commission
1949-1951
3/19-21 3560-008
U.S. Employees Compensation Bureau
1942-1949
3/22-37 3560-008
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
1941-1951
3/28 3560-008
U.S. Marine Corps
1942-1953
3/39-4/2 3560-008
U.S. Maritime Commission
1946-1948
4/3-5/4 3560-008
U.S. Navy
1941-1953
5/6-5/21 3560-008
U.S. Post Office
1949-1953
5/22-23 3560-008
U.S. Price Administration Office
1945
5/24-25 3560-008
U.S. State Department
1943-1952
5/26-6/10 3560-008
U.S. Veterans Administration
1941-1953
6/11 3560-008
U.S. War Department
1942
6/12-13 3560-008
U.S. Selective Service
1949-1951
6/14-15 3560-008
U.S. Reconstruction Finance Corporation
1941-1950
6/16-20 3560-008
Military -- Miscellaneous
1941-1946
Private Bills
Box/Folder Accession
6/21 3560-008
Adolphson, Herbert
1949-1950
6/22 3560-008
Chase, Gladys
1947-1952
6/23 3560-008
Conley, Don B.
1949-1953
6/24 3560-008
Gabbert, Ellis E.
1951-1952
6/25 3560-008
Hui, Florence A.
1950-1952
6/26 3560-008
Ling, Yuen Chin
1951
6/27-28 3560-008
McFarland, Harvey
1950-1951
6/29 3560-008
Moe, Myrtle E.
1950-1951
6/30 3560-008
Otmar, Sprah
1953-1954
6/31 3560-008
Sato, Yoko
1950
6/32-34 3560-008
Miscellaneous
1945-1954

Accession No. 3560-010: Interview transcript from the Lyndon B. Johnson Library, 1978Return to Top

0.03 cubic feet

Scope and Content: The single item in this accession is a 17-page transcript of an oral history interview of Jackson conducted on March 13, 1978. The interview, conducted by the National Archives for the Lyndon B. Johnson Library, mainly concerns Johnson. The original transcript and tape recording are at the LBJ Library.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.

Accession No. 3560-012: Campaign papers, 1952-1982Return to Top

approximately 52 cubic feet (51 boxes)

Scope and Content: The campaign records in this accession were maintained separately from Jackson's general office files. They document his impressive Senate campaign victories against his Republican challengers, including Harry P. Cain (1952), William B. Bantz (1958), Lloyd Andrews (1964), Charles Elicker (1970), George Brown (1976), and Doug Jewett (1982). The records also recount Jackson's only significant primary battle, that against Carl Maxey in 1970, as well as his unsuccessful presidential bids (1972 and 1976).

The records are arranged chronologically by campaign and include seven boxes of Political Papers, a rich collection of correspondence between Jackson and local and national political figures that is not specifically related to any one of the campaigns represented in this accession. The correspondence spans the years 1953-1982 with a gap for the period 1957-1961. With the exception of those series which are specifically campaign related, such as Election Returns, Campaign Ephemera, Questionnaires, Position Papers, and Polls and Surveys, the series that are included in these campaign files are similar to those found in Jackson's House and Senate papers. These include Incoming Letters, Outgoing Letters, General Correspondence, Speeches and Writings, Reports, Lists, Clippings, Trip Files, Itineraries, and Subject Series. Differences in arrangement from campaign to campaign can be attributed to the records' original arrangement.

Although this accession contains most of the records of his Senatorial campaigns, scattered correspondence and related materials can be found in Jackson's Senate and FPD papers, accessions 3560-003, 3560-004,3560-005, and 3560-006. Materials from his congressional campaigns are found with his House papers, accession 3560-002. Campaign ephemera is found in accession 3560-016. Additional materials related to Jackson's 1972 presidential campaign can be found in the papers of his special assistant, Richard S. Page, accession 3560-030. The papers of Jackson aide Sterling Munro, which are also held by the University of Washington Libraries, contain information on Jackson's Senate reelection and presidential campaigns. They are described ingreater detail in the Administrative Information section.

The accession also contains a small amount of materials related to the 1960 presidential campaign, including Jackson's effort to win the vice presidential nomination. The bulk of materials generated by his activities as chairman of the Democratic National Committee, a post he held during the 1960 campaign, are in accession 3560-003.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.

Container(s) Description Dates
Political Papers
General Correspondence
1953
Box/Folder Accession
1/1-5 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Chase, Goodwin
  • Cochran, Gordon
  • Dellwo, Robert
  • Democratic Party. (WA)
    • Chelan County Central Committee (McMullen, Vic)
    • Grant County Central Committee
    • Jefferson County Central Committee (Yarr, J. R.)
    • King County Central Committee (Gallagher, Michael)
    • King County Young Democrats
    • Kitsap County Central Committee
    • Pierce County Central Committee
    • Thurston County Central Committee
    • Whatcom County Central Committee
  • Dill, Clarence
  • Goldmark, John
  • Henson, Harry
  • Humphrey, Hubert
  • Symbol, James
1/6-7 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Cooley, Harold
  • Humphrey, Hubert
  • Mitchell, Stephen A.
  • Pearson, Drew
  • Stern, Philip
1/8 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee. ResearchDivision
1/9 3560-012
Democratic Party. Senatorial Campaign Committee
1/10-12 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Abel, Don G.
  • Bailey, Phillip W.
  • Beeks, William T.
  • Chase, Goodwin
  • Coe, Earl
  • Gallagher, Michael S.
  • Henson, Harry
  • Peet, Herb
Box/Folder Accession
1/13-14 3560-012
Voting Record -- 83rd Congress 1st Session
1953
Subject Series
1953
Box/Folder Accession
1/15 3560-012
"Democratic Digest"
1/16 3560-012
Washington State Manufacturers
General Correspondence
1954
Box/Folder Accession
1/17-21 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Burke, Thomas A.
  • Democratic Party. (WA)
    • Clark County Central Committee
    • King County Central Committee
    • Kitsap County Central Committee
    • Okanogan County Central Committee
    • Skagit County Central Committee
    • Snohomish County Central Committee
    • Spokane County Central Committee
  • Douglas, Paul H.
  • Gallagher, Michael
  • Gore, Albert
  • Harriman, Averell
  • Henson, Harry
  • Humphrey, Hubert
  • Long, Russel
  • Magnuson, Don
  • Sievers, Verne
1/22 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Burke, Thomas
  • Gore, Albert
  • Mitchell, Stephen
  • Stern, Phillip
  • Woodward, Stanley
1/23-24 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Abel, Don G.
  • Charnley, Francis
  • Chase, Goodwin
  • Democratic Party. King County Young Democrats
  • Hansen, Julia Butler
  • McMullan, Victor
  • Robinson, John
  • Van Aken, George
  • Wagner, Bob
1/25 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State CentralCommittee. Finance Committee
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Owen, Henry
Box/Folder Accession
1/26 3560-012
Lists - Candidates
1954
1/27 3560-012
Voting Record -- 83rd Congress, 2nd Session
1954
Subject Series
1954
Box/Folder Accession
1/28 3560-012
Henson vs. Westland Race
1/29 3560-012
The Progressive
1/30 3560-012
Rivers and Harbors
Box/Folder Accession
1/31 3560-012
Outgoing Letters
Jackson for Magnuson Letter
1955
General Correspondence
1955
Box/Folder Accession
1/32-2/2 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Chase, Goodwin
  • Coe, Earl
  • Democratic Party. (WA)
    • Benton County Central Committee (Cochran, Gordon)
    • Chelan County Central Committee
    • King County Central Committee (Starr, George)
    • Kitsap County Central Committee
    • Lewis County Central Committee
    • Thurston County Central Committee
    • Whatcom County Central Committee
    • Yakima County Central Committee
  • Dill, Clarence
  • Fields, John
  • Mansfield, Mike
  • Morrison, Zelma
  • Phillipi, Carmen
  • Riley, Edward
  • Savage, Charles
  • Sievers, Verne
  • Symbol, James
  • Westland, Jack
2/3 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Butler, Paul
  • Harriman, Averell
  • Stevenson, Adlai
2/4 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Abel, Don
  • Carstensen, Henry
  • Sutherland, Patrick
Box/Folder Accession
2/5 3560-012
Voting Record -- 79th Congress-84th Congress, 1st Session
1945-1955
2/6 3560-012
Itineraries
1955
2/7 3560-012
Ephemera
1945-1955
General Correspondence
1956
Box/Folder Accession
2/8-11 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Abel, Don
  • Brouillet, Frank
  • Chase, Goodwin
  • Cole, Bert
  • Democratic Party.(WA)
    • Benton County-Central Committee (Cochran, Gordon)
    • Yakima County Central Committee (Van Aken, George)
  • Hansen, Julia Butler
  • Harriman, Averell
  • Humphrey, Hubert
  • Kefauver, Estes
  • McMullen, Victor
  • Pomeroy, Allan
  • Starr, George
  • Stevenson, Adlai
  • Stocker, Paul
  • Symbol, James
  • Williams, G. Uennen
2/12 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Butler, Paul
  • Carstensen, Henry
  • Dellwo, Robert
  • Roe, Willard
  • Smathers, George
  • Stern, Phillip
  • Stevenson, Adlai
2/13 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Carstensen, Henry
Speeches and Writings -- Others
Box/Folder Accession
2/14 3560-012
Stevenson, Adlai; Olympic Hotel, Seattle, WA;February 14
1956
Box/Folder Accession
2/15 3560-012
Legislation
1956
2/16-17 3560-012
Voting Record -- 84th Congress, 2nd Session
1956
2/18 3560-012
Abstract of Votes -- State General Election
1956
2/19-21 3560-012
Voting Record -- 85th Congress, 1st Session
1957
Publication
Box/Folder Accession
2/22 3560-012
Manual of Facts for Industrial Development of Kitsap County
1957
Speeches and Writings -- HMJ
Box/Folder Accession
2/23 3560-012
Peaceful Use of Nuclear Weapons (Plowshare)
1958
Voting Record
Box/Folder Accession
2/24-29 3560-012
85th Congress, 2nd Session
1958
2/30 3560-012
Significant Votes and Attendance
1953-1958
Speeches and Writings -- Others
Box/Folder Accession
2/31 3560-012
Meany, George; Testimony; U.S. House ofRepresentatives. Labor and Education Committee. Labor Legislation Subcommittee;June 3
1959
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
2/32 3560-012
Democratic Party. Snohomish County Young Democrats-- Silver Anniversary Reception; November 19
1961
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
2/33-35 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Democratic Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee (Legg, Herb)
  • Hansen, Julia Butler
  • Hoover, J. Edgar
  • Magnuson, Don
  • Rosellini, Albert
  • Sievers, Verne
1962
2/36 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Bailey, John M
2/37 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee-- Directories of Officers and Clubs
General Correspondence
1963
Box/Folder Accession
2/38-3/4 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Carty, James E.
  • Chase, Goodwin
  • Democratic Party. (WA)
    • Asotin County Central Committee
    • Benton County Central Committee
    • Chelan County Central Committee (Davenport, James F.)
    • Cowlitz County Central Committee
    • Grant County Central Committee (Vernier, Harvey)
    • Grays Harbor County Central Committee (Bullington, Nellie)
    • King County Central Committee
    • Kittitas County Central Committee
    • Lewis County Central Committee
    • Lincoln County Central Committee
    • Pierce County Central Committee (Plankers, Dewey)
    • San Juan County Central Committee (Kjargaard, Donna)
    • Spokane County Central Committee
    • Whatcom County Central Committee
    • Yakima County Central Committee (Durkin, Edward J.)
  • Goldmark, Sally
  • Hansen, Julia Butler
  • Holt, Stull
  • Inouye, Daniel K.
  • Meeds, Lloyd
  • Volpentest, Sam
3/5 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • All Americans Council (Wagner, Robert F.)
  • Bailey, John M
  • Luce, James
  • Randolph, Jennings
  • Springarn, Stephen
1963
3/6 3560-012
Democratic Party. Senatorial Campaign Committee
3/7-9 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Keller, Frank
Reports
Box/Folder Accession
3/10 3560-012
Washington. House of Representatives - DemocraticCaucus Report, 38th Session
1963
General Correspondence
1964
Box/Folder Accession
3/11-14 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Bayh, Birch
  • Cherberg, John A.
  • Cole, Bert
  • Dellwo, Robert
  • Democratic Party. (WA)
    • Grant County Central Committee (Vernier, Harvey)
    • King County Central Committee (Williams, Jeanette)
    • Okanogan County Central Committee
    • Pierce County Central Committee (Plankers, Dewey)
    • Stevens County Central Committee
    • Whatcom County Central Committee
    • Yakima County Central Committee (Durkin, Edward)
3/15-16 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Bailey, John M.
  • Rosellini, Albert
3/17 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Keller, Frank
  • Morrison, Zelma Reeves
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
3/18 3560-012
Election Strategy
3/19 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State CentralCommittee. Convention; Seattle; June 27
1964
3/20 3560-012
Kennedy, Tribute
General Correspondence
1965
Box/Folder Accession
3/21-23 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Democratic Party. (WA)
    • Clallam County Central Committee
    • Grant County Central Committee
    • Grays Harbor County Central Committee (Bullington, Nellie)
    • King County Central Committee (Williams, Jeanette)
    • Snohomish County Central Committee (Albright, Albion)
    • Whatcom County Central Committee
    • Yakima County Central Committee (Bausmer, Gustav)
  • Hansen, Julia Butler
  • Kjargaard, Donna
  • Kull, Robert
3/24 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Bailey, John M
  • Braham, J.D.
  • Maguire, Richard
  • Percy, Charles
3/25-26 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Hansen, Julia Butler
  • Keller, Frank
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
3/27 3560-012
89th Congress -- Bills Affecting Washington State
1965
General Correspondence
1966
Box/Folder Accession
3/28-32 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Anderson, Eric O.
  • Bausmer, Gustav
  • Bonker, Don
  • Chase Russell
  • Davenport, James
  • Dellwo, Robert
  • Democratic Party. (WA)
    • Clallam County Central Committee (Babcock, James O.)
    • Cowlitz County Central Committee
    • Island County Central Committee
    • Jefferson County Central Committee
    • King County Central Committee
    • Mason County Central Committee
  • Democratic Party. National Committee
  • Democratic Party. (WA)
    • Pacific County Central Committee
    • San Juan County Central Committee (Kjargaard, Donna)
    • Skagit County Central Committee
    • Snohomish County Central Committee (Albright, Albion)
    • Spokane County Central Committee
    • Whatcom County Central Committee
    • Yakima County Central Committee
  • Foley, Thomas
  • Gowdy, Dwight
  • Holt, Stull
  • Humphrey, Hubert
  • Kull, Robert
  • Manatos, Mike
  • Owen, Henry B.
  • Pelly, Thomas
  • Peterson, Payson
  • Radcliff, Bill
  • Swift, Al
3/33-34 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Keller, Frank
General Correspondence
1967
Box/Folder Accession
4/1-4 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Bausmer, Gustav
  • Bullington, Nellie
  • Chase, Goodwin
  • Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee (Keller, Frank; Kull, Robert)
  • Meeds, Lloyd
  • Owen, Henry B.
4/5 3560-012
Democratic Party. King County Advisory Committee
4/6 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee
Subject Series
1967
Box/Folder Accession
4/7 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee - CampaignStrategy Handbooks
4/8 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee-- Selection of Chairmen
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Backstrom, Henry
  • Cole, Bert
General Correspondence
1968
Box/Folder Accession
4/9-13 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Bible, Alan
  • Carlson, Eugene Edward
  • Democratic Party. (WA) Grant County Central Committee (Eccles, Stan)
  • Democratic Party. National Committee (O'Brien, Lawrence)
  • Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee (Deucy, Charles M.)
  • Hansen, Julia Butler
  • Humphrey, Hubert
  • Johnson, Doris
  • Kull, Robert
  • Heeds, Lloyd
  • Monroney, A. S. Mike
  • Symington, James
4/14-18 3560-012
Presidential Campaign
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Holt, Stull
  • Humphrey, Hubert
  • Kull, Robert
  • Morrison, Zelma Reeves
  • Symington, James
1968
Box/Folder Accession
4/19 3560-012
Declarations of Candidacy
1968
Lists
Box/Folder Accession
4/20 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee-- Officers
1968
Subject Series
1968
Box/Folder Accession
4/21-23 3560-012
Electoral College vs. Popular Election
4/24 3560-012
Johnson (Lyndon B.) Campaign
4/25 3560-012
Magnuson (Warren G.) Campaign
4/26-28 3560-012
U.S. Troop Reduction in Europe (S.R. 49);
1966-1968
Box/Folder Accession
4/29 3560-012
Outgoing Letters -- Re: Vietnam
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Nixon, Richard M.
  • Rogers, William P.
1971
Legislation
1971
Box/Folder Accession
4/30 3560-012
HMJ Sponsored
4/31-32 3560-012
Anti-U.S. Involvement in Vietnam
Box/Folder Accession
4/33 3560-012
Petitions
1972
5/1-2 3560-012
Clippings
1972
Subject Series
1972
Box/Folder Accession
5/3-5 3560-012
Israel and the Middle East
5/6 3560-012
Strauss' (Robert) Election to the Chairmanship ofthe Democratic Party. National Committee
General Correspondence
1973
Box/Folder Accession
5/7-12 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Albright, Albion
  • Beame, Abraham D.
  • Bryne, Brendan Y.
  • Carty, James E.
  • Chaney, Neale
  • Coalition for a Democratic Majority (Penn, Kimble)
  • Democratic Party. National Committee (Strauss, Robert)
  • Dunham, Harry
  • Gunter, Bill
  • Hollings, Ernest
  • Holt, Stull
  • Kampelman, Max
  • Packwood, Bob
  • Payne, Ancil II.
  • Stevenson, Adlai E. III
  • Stuckey, Bill
  • Talmadge, Herman E.
  • von Reichbauer, Peter
Box/Folder Accession
5/13-14 3560-012
Clippings
1973
5/15 3560-012
Subject Series -- Trident Submarine
1973
General Correspondence
1974
Box/Folder Accession
5/16-19 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Coalition for a Democratic Majority
  • Duecy, Charles M.
  • Dunham, Harry
  • Harriman, Averell
  • Kampelman, Max
  • Lucey, Patrick J.
  • Ryan, Leo J.
  • Sikes, Robert
  • Wattenberg, Ben
5/20 3560-012
(missing)
5/21 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee
Box/Folder Accession
5/22 3560-012
Position Papers
1974
5/23 3560-012
Itineraries
1974
5/24 3560-012
Clippings
1974
Subject Series
1974
Box/Folder Accession
5/25 3560-012
China Trip
5/26-27 3560-012
Grants and Contracts Awarded
5/28-29 3560-012
Jackson for President Committee
5/30 3560-012
Proposed Navy Bombing Range in Northeastern DouglasCounty
5/31 3560-012
Senatorial Campaign
5/32 3560-012
Television Appearances
5/33 3560-012
U.S. Dependence on Imported Oil
1969-1974
General Correspondence
1975
Box/Folder Accession
6/1-4 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Blanchard, James
  • Daley, Richard
  • Durkin, John A.
  • Kampelman, Max
  • Will, George
Box/Folder Accession
6/5 3560-012
Position Papers -- Environmental and Human Rights
1973-1975
6/6 3560-012
Election Returns
1976
General Correspondence
1977
Box/Folder Accession
6/7 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Royer, Charles
  • Wattenberg, Ben
6/8 3560-012
Coalition for a Democratic Majority
Subject Series
1977
Box/Folder Accession
6/9-10 3560-012
Jackson for President Committee 1976
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Skallerop, Walter T. Jr.
  • Simon, William F.
6/11 3560-012
Jackson for Senate Committee
General Correspondence
1978
Box/Folder Accession
6/12-13 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Bonker, Don
  • Carey, Hugh L.
  • Curtis, Kenneth M.
  • Democratic Party. Snohomish County Central Committee (Hansen, Edward D.)
  • Democratic Party. Thurston County Central Committee
  • Dotzauer, Ron
  • Mayo, Cathy
  • Moore, Ray
6/14 3560-012
Democratic Party. Senatorial Campaign Committee
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
6/15 3560-012
Jackson for Senate Committee 1976
1978
General Correspondence
1979
Box/Folder Accession
6/16-20 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Democratic Party. Grays Harbor Central Committee (Koal, Ralph)
  • Kennedy, Edward M.
  • Randolph, Jennings
  • Reagan, Ronald
  • Rivlin, Lewis
  • von Reichbauer, Peter
6/21 3560-012
Coalition for a Democratic Majority
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
6/22-23 3560-012
Jackson for President Committee 1976
1979
General Correspondence
1980
Box/Folder Accession
6/24-7/4 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Brouillet, Frank B.
  • Carty, James E.
  • Church, Frank
  • Clark, Mark
  • Dicks, Norm
  • Duecy, Charles M.
  • Fortson, Eleanor
  • Giant, Douglas
  • Moore, Ray
  • Pryor, David
  • Van Hollebecke, Ray
  • Woody, Diane
7/5 3560-012
Jackson for President Committee
Box/Folder Accession
7/6 3560-012
Voting Record
1980
Subject Series
1980
Box/Folder Accession
7/7 3560-012
Frustrated Voters
7/8 3560-012
Jackson for President Committee 1976
General Correspondence
1981
Box/Folder Accession
7/9-12 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Byrd, Robert C.
  • Cranston, Alan
  • Fortson, Eleanor
  • Harriman, Pamela C.
  • Manatt, Charles
  • Melcher, John
  • Valle, Georgette
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
7/13 3560-012
Jackson for President Committee 1976
1981
7/14 3560-012
Jackson for Senate Committee 1982
1981
Box/Folder Accession
7/15 3560-012
Ephemera
undated
Campaign 1952
Box/Folder Accession
7/16 3560-012
Biographical Material
undated
7/17 3560-012
Incoming Letters -- Endorsements and letters of support
1952
7/18 3560-012
Outgoing Letters -- Thank Yous to press and campaign workers
1953
General Correspondence
1951-1952
Box/Folder Accession
7/19-20 3560-012
A
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Abel, Don
7/21-24 3560-012
B
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Bateman, Amelia May
  • Buckley, Sid
7/25-27 3560-012
C
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Chase, Goodwin
7/28 3560-012
D
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Dellwo, Robert
Democratic Party. (WA)
Box/Folder Accession
7/29 3560-012
Adams County Central Committee
7/30 3560-012
Benton County Central Committee
7/31 3560-012
Chelan County Central Committee
7/32 3560-012
Clark County Central Committee
7/33 3560-012
Columbia County Central Committee
7/34 3560-012
Cowlitz County Central Committee
7/35 3560-012
Congressional Campaign Committee
7/36 3560-012
Douglas County Central Committee
7/37 3560-012
Everett Men's Democratic Club
7/38 3560-012
Ferry County Central Committee
7/39 3560-012
Fourth Congressional District
7/40 3560-012
Franklin County Central Committee
7/41 3560-012
Garfield County Central Committee
7/42 3560-012
Grant County Central Committee
7/43 3560-012
Grays Harbor Central Committee
7/44 3560-012
Jefferson County Central Committee
7/45 3560-012
King County Central Committee
7/46 3560-012
Kitsap County Central Committee
7/47 3560-012
Lewis County Central Committee
7/48 3560-012
Lincoln County Central Committee
7/49 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee
7/50 3560-012
Okanogan County Central Committee
7/51 3560-012
Pacific County Central Committee
7/52 3560-012
Pend Oreille County Central Committee
7/53 3560-012
Pierce County Central Committee
7/54 3560-012
San Juan County Central Committee
7/55 3560-012
Seattle City-Wide Women's Democratic Club
7/56 3560-012
Senatorial Campaign Committee
7/57 3560-012
Skagit County Central Committee
7/58 3560-012
Snohomish County Central Committee
7/59 3560-012
Spokane County Central Committee
7/60 3560-012
30th District Democrats
7/61 3560-012
31st District Democrats
7/62 3560-012
33rd District Democrats
7/63 3560-012
34th District Democrats
7/64 3560-012
35th District Democrats
7/65 3560-012
37th District Democrats
7/66 3560-012
Thurston County Central Committee
7/67 3560-012
Walla Walla County Central Committee
7/68 3560-012
Washington State Central Committee
7/69 3560-012
Whatcom County Central Committee
7/70 3560-012
Whitman County Central Committee
7/71 3560-012
Woodland Democratic Club
7/72 3560-012
Yakima County Central Committee
7/73 3560-012
Young Democrat's Club
Box/Folder Accession
7/74 3560-012
E
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Edwards, A. E.
7/75 3560-012
F
7/76 3560-012
G
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Ganders, Stanton
  • Gavin, John
  • Goldmark, John
  • Gutmann, Addis
7/77-79 3560-012
H
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Hansen, Julia Butler
  • Harding, Victor Hunt
  • Henson, Harry
7/80 3560-012
I
7/81 3560-012
J
8/1 3560-012
K
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Kefauver, Estes
  • Knoblauch, Reuben A.
8/2-3 3560-012
L
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Leavy, James
  • Luce, Charles F.
8/4-7 3560-012
M
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Magnuson, Don
  • Magnuson, Warren G.
  • McGovern, J. E.
  • Mitchell, Hugh B.
8/8 3560-012
N
8/9 3560-012
O
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Olson, Ole H.
8/10 3560-012
P
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Pepper, Claude
  • Perry, Jay
8/11 3560-012
Q
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Quarnstrom, Gordon
8/12 3560-012
R
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Reid, Warren Featherstone
  • Rogers, Jack H.
  • Rosellini, Albert
8/13-15 3560-012
S
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Schons, Bernard
  • Stem, Phillip
  • Symbol, James
8/16 3560-012
T
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Tollefson, Thor C.
  • Tranx, Lyle H.
8/17 3560-012
U
8/18 3560-012
V
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Van Aken, George
8/19-20 3560-012
W
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Winburg, Andrew
8/21 3560-012
Y
General Correspondence -- Congratulations
1951-1952
Box/Folder Accession
8/22 3560-012
A
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Adams, Joseph
  • Alhadeff, Charles
  • Allen, Clay
  • Allen, Edward
  • American Federation of Government Employees
  • American Zionist Council
  • Anderson, John H. (Tacoma. Mayor)
  • Arnold, Lawrence
  • Association of Washington Cities (Biesen, Chester)
  • Atlantic Union Committee
8/23 3560-012
B
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Batt, William L.
  • Bayley, F. S. Jr.
  • Bennett, Charles E.
  • Benton, William
  • Biffle, Leslie L.
  • Binyon, J. R.
  • Black, Lloyd
  • Bone, Hugh A.
  • Borden, William
  • Borwick, Richard
  • Bowen, John C.
  • Brand, Evelyn S.
  • Brannan, Charles F.
  • Broderick, Joe
  • Buckley, Charles A.
  • Byrd, Harry F.
8/24 3560-012
C
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Cannon, Clarence
  • Congress of Industrial Organizations
  • Capozzoli, Louis J.
  • Carter, Ralph E. (Vancouver. Mayor)
  • Chapman, Oscar L. (U.S. Interior Department. Secretary)
  • Chase, Goodwin
  • Clark, Mark
  • Clise, J. W.
  • Coe, Earl (Washington. Secretary of State)
  • Cohen, Samuel
  • Cohen, Wilbur J.
  • Connolly, Thomas A.
  • Cooper, John Sherman
8/25 3560-012
D
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Day, Albert M.
  • Deane, Charles B.
  • Delta Chi Fraternity
  • Democratic Party. National Committee
  • Dill, Clarence C.
  • Dingell, John
  • Douglas, William O.
8/26 3560-012
E-F
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Elliston, Herbert
  • Erickson, Harvey
  • Farley, James A.
  • Feighan, Michael A.
  • Frear, J. Aller
1951-1952
8/27-28 3560-012
G-H
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Garside, Helen Johnson
  • Gorrie, Jack
  • Green, Theodore Francis
  • Gregory, Noble J.
  • Gruening, Ernest
  • Harriman, Averell
  • Harris, Lou
  • Hart, Edward J.
  • Hays, Brooks
  • Hendrickson, Robert C.
  • Hennings, Thomas
  • Henry, Edward
  • Hill, Lister
  • Holman, Carl
  • Humphrey, Hubert H.
8/29 3560-012
I-J
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Inland Empire Waterways Association
  • Ivarson, Orland
  • Japanese American Citizens League
  • Jarman, Pete
  • Jerome, Frank E.
  • Johnson, Lyndon B.
  • Johnston, Felton M.
  • Jones, Rogan
  • Journeymen Barbers, Hairdressers Cosmetologists and Proprietors, International Union of America
8/30 3560-012
K
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Kaiser, Phil
  • Kane, Anthony
  • Kefauver, Estes
  • Keith, Lyle
  • Keogh, Gene
  • Keyserling, Leon H.
  • Kilgore, Harley M.
  • KIRO (Haas, Saul)
8/31 3560-012
L
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Larson, Jay
  • Leary, James
  • Lee, Walter
  • Lehman, Herbert
  • Little, Theodore
  • Low, Clarence H.
  • Lucas, Scott W.
  • Luce, Charles F.
8/32 3560-012
M
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • McGhee, George
  • McKinnon, Clinton
  • Mead, James M.
  • Moody, Blair
  • Moore, Leonard
  • Morgan, Thomas E.
  • Morse, Wayne
  • Multer, Abraham J.
8/33 3560-012
N-P
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Neustadt, Richard
  • O'Connor, John J.
  • Pace, Frank
  • Perry, Jay
  • Peyser, Ethan Aller
  • Philbin, Philip J.
  • Pomeroy, Allan (Seattle. Mayor)
8/34-35 3560-012
Q-S
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Quaylc, Oliver A. III
  • Railroad Trainmen, Brotherhood of
  • Rayburn, Sam
  • Reed, William G.
  • Reynolds, J. Lacey
  • Riley, Ed
  • Roosevelt, James
  • Roberts, Kenneth
  • Romulo, Carlos P.
  • Sargeant, Howland H.
  • Schlesinger, Arthur
  • Schwellenbach, Charles
  • Shefelman, Harold S.
  • Shelley, Jack
  • Smathers, George
  • Smith, Frank
  • Smith, Willis
  • Sparkman, John L.
  • Steelman, John R.
  • Steinberg, Jack
  • Stennis, John
  • Stone, Ed
  • Sutherland, Patrick D.
8/36 3560-012
T-V
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Thomas, Christy
  • Thompson, Clark W.
  • Todd, John N.
  • U.S. Senate. Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (Clements, Earle)
8/36 3560-012
W-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Walgren, Gordon L.
  • Wichl, Lloyd
  • Winberg, Andrew
  • Wyatt, Wilson
  • Wyatt, Woodrow
Speeches and Writings
Box/Folder Accession
9/1-3 3560-012
Jackson, Henry M.
1951-1952
9/4-15 3560-012
Cain, Harry P.
1946-1952
Box/Folder Accession
9/16-17 3560-012
Itineraries
1952
Voting Records
Box/Folder Accession
9/18-19 3560-012
Jackson, Henry M.
1942-1952
9/20-23 3560-012
Cain, Harry P.
1947-1952
Publicity Material
Box/Folder Accession
9/24-26 3560-012
Jackson, Henry M.
1950-1952
Cain, Harry P.
Box/Folder Accession
9/27 3560-012
General
1952
9/28-29 3560-012
Mailed under Government Frank
1952
Lists
Box/Folder Accession
9/30 3560-012
Declaration of Candidacy
9/31-32 3560-012
Democratic Precinct Committeemen
1950-1952
9/33-10/2 3560-012
Mailing
1952
10/3 3560-012
Media
1946-1951
10/3 3560-012
People Helped by Jackson's Office
1952
10/4-5 3560-012
Volunteer Supporters
1952
10/6-9 3560-012
Miscellaneous
1950-1952
Financial Records
Contributors
Box/Folder Accession
10/10-14 3560-012
Outgoing Letters
1952
10/15-17 3560-012
Incoming Letters
1952
Box/Folder Accession
10/18-23 3560-012
Expenses
1951-1953
Box/Folder Accession
10/24 3560-012
Questionnaire
1952
10/25 3560-012
Survey -- Political candidates and issues
1952
Ephemera
Box/Folder Accession
10/26 3560-012
Jackson, Henry M.
1952
10/27 3560-012
Cain, Harry P.
1952
Clippings
Box/Folder Accession
10/28-11/23 3560-012
Jackson, Henry M.
1951-1952
11/24-29 3560-012
Cain, Harry P.
1946-1952
11/30-31 3560-012
Editorials
1951-1952
11/32 3560-012
Labor
1951-1952
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
11/33 3560-012
Agriculture -- Washington State
1952
12/1 3560-012
Atomic Energy
1952
Cain Harry P.
Box/Folder Accession
12/2-3 3560-012
Acme Detective Agency
1949
12/4 3560-012
Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
1942
12/5 3560-012
Real Estate Dealings
1946-1952
Campaign Strategy
Box/Folder Accession
12/6 3560-012
Baker
1952
12/7 3560-012
Hoff, Irvin
1952
Box/Folder Accession
12/8 3560-012
Farmers for Jackson
1952
12/9-11 3560-012
Holt, Russell
1952
12/12 3560-012
'Jackson for Senator' Clubs
1952
12/13 3560-012
Lawyers for Jackson
1952
12/14 3560-012
Minorities for Jackson
1952
12/15-17 3560-012
Natural Resources
1951-1952
12/18 3560-012
Maritime
1951-1952
12/19 3560-012
Washington State Voting Regulations
1952
12/20 3560-012
Miscellaneous
1951-1952
Box/Folder Accession
12/21 3560-012
Miscellany
1952
Campaign 1958
Box/Folder Accession
12/22 3560-012
Biographical -- HMJ
1958
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
12/23-24 3560-012
Miscellaneous
1953-1957
12/25 3560-012
January
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Hansen, Julia Butler
  • Smathers, George A.
1958
12/26 3560-012
February
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Garside, Grenville
  • Gutmann, Addis
12/27 3560-012
March
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Hansen, Julia Butler
12/28-29 3560-012
April
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Gutmann, Addis
12/30 3560-012
May
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Beeks, William T.
  • Low, Madeline
12/31-32 3560-012
June
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Adams, Brock
  • Beeks, William T.
12/33 3560-012
July
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Salter, John
12/34-35 3560-012
August
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Beeks, William T.
  • Rosellini, Albert
12/36-37 3560-012
September
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Beeks, William T.
  • French, C. Clement
12/38-41 3560-012
October
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Beeks, William T.
  • Langer, William
  • Low, Madeline
  • Neuberger, Richard L.
13/1-2 3560-012
November
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Bantz, William B.
13/3 3560-012
December
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Adams, Brock
  • Rosellini, Albert
General Correspondence -- Congratulations
Box/Folder Accession
13/4-10 3560-012
November-December
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Adams, Brock
  • Bible, Alan
  • Byrd, Robert C.
  • Church, Frank
  • Clark, Joseph S.
  • Dodd, Thomas
  • Douglas, Paul H.
  • Douglas, William O.
  • Frear, J. Allen
  • French, C. Clement
  • Hartke, Vance
  • Hennings, Thomas C., Jr.
  • Hill, Lister
  • Humphrey, Hubert
  • Johnson, Lyndon B.
  • Jordan, B. Everett
  • Kefauver, Estes
  • Lasker, Mary
  • McCarthy, Eugene
  • Morse, Wayne
  • Moss, Frank
  • Multer, Abraham J.
  • Neuberger, Richard L.
  • Payne, Frederick G.
  • Randolph, Jennings
  • Smathers, George
  • Stevenson, Adlai
  • Symington, Stuart
  • Takeno, Yoshiharu
  • Thurmond, Strom
  • Williams, Harrison
  • Yarborough, Ralph
  • Young, Stephen
1958
Box/Folder Accession
13/11-19 3560-012
General Correspondence -- Invitations
1958
13/20 3560-012
Itineraries
1958
Speeches and Writings
1958
Box/Folder Accession
13/21 3560-012
Background Material
13/22-23 3560-012
Excerpts
13/24 3560-012
Scripts for Campaign Ads
1958
Lists
Box/Folder Accession
13/25 3560-012
Businesses
1958
13/26 3560-012
Chairmen (county organizations)
1958
13/27 3560-012
Christmas Card List
1958
Constituents
Box/Folder Accession
13/28-32 3560-012
General (by county)
1958
13/33-38 3560-012
Departmental Issues
1953-1958
14/1 3560-012
Legislative Issues
1958
Box/Folder Accession
14/2 3560-012
Contributors
1958
14/3 3560-012
Newsletter
1958
14/4-5 3560-012
Political Contacts (by county)
1958
14/6 3560-012
Volunteers
1958
Financial Records
1958
Box/Folder Accession
14/7 3560-012
General
14/8 3560-012
Advertising Expenditures
14/9 3560-012
Office Expenditures
14/10 3560-012
Receipts
Box/Folder Accession
14/11 3560-012
Newsletters
1958
14/12-13 3560-012
Voting Records
1953-1958
14/14 3560-012
Election Returns -- Primary
1956-1958
14/15 3560-012
Ephemera
1958
Clippings
Box/Folder Accession
14/16 3560-012
Anti-Administration
1958
14/17 3560-012
Atomic Energy
1958
14/18-27 3560-012
Cain, Harry P.
1946-1952
14/28 3560-012
Editorials
1952
14/29 3560-012
Farmers
1952
14/30 3560-012
Federal Assistance Programs
1952
14/31 3560-012
Issues
1952
14/32 3560-012
Polls
1952
14/33 3560-012
Post-Election Comments
1952
14/34 3560-012
Public Works
1952
14/35 3560-012
Special Interest Groups
1952
14/36-38 3560-012
Miscellaneous
1952, 1958
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
14/39 3560-012
Bantz, William
1958
14/40 3560-012
Bryant, Alice Franklin
1958
15/1 3560-012
Cain, Harry P.
1952
15/2-3 3560-012
Education
1958
15/4 3560-012
Lewis, Jack R.
1958
15/5 3560-012
McCarthy, Joseph
1954
15/6 3560-012
Westland, Jack
1958-1962
15/7 3560-012
Miscellaneous Background Materials
1958
Campaign 1960
Box/Folder Accession
15/8 3560-012
Biographical -- HMJ
1952, 1958, 1960
15/9-10 3560-012
Organization
1960
Speeches and Writings -- HMJ
Box/Folder Accession
15/11 3560-012
Acceptance Speech; Democratic National CommitteeChairmanship; September 14
1958
15/12 3560-012
Farmers; Washington State Grange Association;Seattle, WA; June 19
1958
15/13 3560-012
Housing; September 5
1957
15/14 3560-012
"The Mid-Twentieth Century Challenge"; DemocraticParty. Washington State Central Committee. Convention; Spokane, WA; May 28
1960
15/15 3560-012
"Mobilizing Talent for National Security"; NationalDefense Executive Reserve Training Conference; Washington, D.C.; May 23
1960
15/16 3560-012
"Nixon Voting Record"
1960
15/17 3560-012
"The Party and Me"; Continental Can Company Magazine
15/18 3560-012
Question and Answer Interview; Puget Soundings; September 10
1960
15/19 3560-012
Religion (as campaign issue); Washington, D.C.;September 15
1960
15/20 3560-012
"Since the Sputniks"
1958
15/21 3560-012
"The Task of American Statesmanship"; United JewishAppeal of Greater New York; New York, NY; April 14
1959
15/22 3560-012
West Virginia
1960
15/23 3560-012
"What is a Democrat?"; The Bangor Daily News;September 8
1960
15/24 3560-012
"What Jackson Says" (speech excerpts)
1953-1960
15/25 3560-012
"Why We Should Elect a Democratic Congress"
1959
15/26 3560-012
Youngstown, OH
1960
15/27 3560-012
Miscellaneous
1960
Speeches and Writings -- Others
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Box/Folder Accession
15/28-35 3560-012
"Campaign Statements of Dwight D. Eisenhower -- A Reference Index" (600 pages)
1954
Johnson, Lyndon B.
Box/Folder Accession
15/40 3560-012
Washington Newsletter
1959
15/41 3560-012
Washington Radio Report
1959-1960
Kennedy, John F.
Box/Folder Accession
15/42 3560-012
"Let's Set the Record Straight: An Answer to Tricky Dick"
1960
Nixon, Richard M.
Box/Folder Accession
15/43-16/5 3560-012
"What Nixon Said -- A Collection of His Public Utterances 1946-60" (650+ pages)
1960
Speakers' Bureau
Box/Folder Accession
16/6 3560-012
Presidential Campaign Speech Index
1960
Lists
1960
Box/Folder Accession
16/16 3560-012
Democratic Party, National Committee -- Memberships
16/7-8 3560-012
Inauguration Invitations
16/9 3560-012
Party Nominees
16/10-20 3560-012
Political Contacts -- Washington State and Elsewhere
Box/Folder Accession
16/21-24 3560-012
Voting Record -- HMJ
1945-1960
16/25-17/1 3560-012
Voting Record -- U.S. Congress
1957-1959
17/2-297 3560-012
Press Releases -- Democratic Party. National Committee; July 24-December 15
1960
18/1-2 3560-012
Press Releases -- Inaugural Committee; December-January
1960-1961
Ephemera
1960
Box/Folder Accession
18/3 3560-012
Democratic Party Campaign Kit
18/4 3560-012
Democratic Party Fact Book
18/5 3560-012
Pamphlets
18/6 3560-012
Printing Plates
18/7 3560-012
Stationary
Box/Folder Accession
18/8 3560-012
Clippings
1959-1960
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
18/9 3560-012
Advertising
1960
18/10-11 3560-012
Citizenship Clearing House
1959-1961
18/12-13 3560-012
Democratic Digest
1959-1960
Democratic Party. National Committee
1960
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
18/14 3560-012
Brooks, Jack
18/15-19 3560-012
McIntire, Carl
1960
18/20-21 3560-012
Salter, John
1960
18/22-27 3560-012
Contribution Letters (A-Z)
1960
18/28-19/3 3560-012
County Chairman
1960
19/4-8 3560-012
Hate Mail (by month); August-November
1960
19/9-13 3560-012
Inauguration
1960-1961
19/14-18 3560-012
Volunteers
1960
19/19-20 3560-012
Miscellaneous
1960
Box/Folder Accession
19/21 3560-012
Newsletters
1960
Box/Folder Accession
19/22 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee. Convention
1960
19/23-27 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State Committee
1960
Industrial Development -- Reports
1957
Box/Folder Accession
19/28 3560-012
Island County, WA
19/29 3560-012
Jefferson County, WA
19/30 3560-012
King County, WA
19/31 3560-012
Kittitas County, WA
19/32 3560-012
Pierce County, WA
20/1 3560-012
Skagit County, WA
20/2 3560-012
Thurston County, WA
20/3 3560-012
Whatcom County, WA
Box/Folder Accession
20/4-7 3560-012
Jackson, Henry M. -- Vice Presidential Attempt
1960
20/8 3560-012
Nitze, Paul M,
1960
20/9 3560-012
Party Platform -- Comparison between Republicans andDemocrats
1960
20/10 3560-012
Republican Party -- Speech Kit
1960
20/11-12 3560-012
U.S. House of Representatives. Democratic StudyGroup -- Campaign Handbook
1960
20/13 3560-012
U.S. Senate. Improper Activities in Labor orManagement Select Committee -- Hearings
1960
20/14 3560-012
U.S. Senate. Small Business Committee
1958
20/15-22 3560-012
Voting Statistics -- Presidential Elections
1952-1956
Border States
Eastern States
Midwest States
Mountain States
New England States
Southern States
West Coast States
Campaign 1964
Outgoing Letters
Box/Folder Accession
20/23-28 3560-012
Contributors A-Z
1963-1964
20/29 3560-012
Form Letters
1964
General Correspondence
Congratulations
1964
Box/Folder Accession
20/30 3560-012
A
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Adams, Brock
  • Aspinall, Wayne
20/30 3560-012
B
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Bartlett, Robert
  • Bass, Ross
  • Bayh, Birch
  • Bible, Alan
  • Brewster, Daniel
  • Brooks, Jack
  • Burdick, Quentin
  • Byrd, Harry
  • Byrd, Robert
20/31-32 3560-012
C
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Church, Frank
  • Clark, Joseph
  • Connally, John
20/31-32 3560-012
D
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Dillon, Douglas
  • Dodd, Thomas
  • Douglas, Paul
  • Douglas, William O.
20/31-32 3560-012
E
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Ervin, Sam
20/31-32 3560-012
F
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Fay, Paul
  • Fulbright, J. W.
20/31-32 3560-012
G
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Gore, Albert
  • Gruening, Ernest
21/1 3560-012
H
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Harding, Ralph
  • Harris, Fred
  • Hart, Philip
  • Hartke, Vance
  • Henry, Edward
  • Hill, Lister
  • Hoover, J. Edgar
  • Hughes, Richard
  • Humphrey, Hubert
21/1 3560-012
I
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Inouye, Daniel
21/1 3560-012
J
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Javits, Jacob
21/1 3560-012
K
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Kennedy, Edward
  • Kennedy, Robert
  • Kissinger, Henry
21/1 3560-012
L
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Long, Edward V.
21/2-3 3560-012
M
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Magnuson, Warren G.
  • Mansfield, Mike
  • McCarthy, Eugene
  • McGee, Gale
  • McGovern, George
  • Meany, George
  • Monroney, Mike
  • Montoya, Joseph
  • Morse, Wayne
  • Moss, Frank
  • Muskie, Ed
21/2-3 3560-012
N-O
21/4 3560-012
P
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Pastore, John
  • Pell, Claiborne
  • Pepper, Claude
  • Powell, Adam
21/4 3560-012
R
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Randolf, Jennings
  • Ribicoff, Abraham
  • Roosevelt, Franklin,
  • Rosellini, Albert
  • Rusk, Dean
  • Ryan, William
21/5 3560-012
S
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Salinger, Pierre
  • Smathers, George
  • Sparkman, John
  • Stennis, John
  • Symington, Stuart
21/5 3560-012
T
21/6 3560-012
U
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Ullman, Al
21/6 3560-012
V
21/6 3560-012
W
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Williams, Harrison
21/6 3560-012
Y
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Yarborough, Ralph
21/6 3560-012
Z
Box/Folder Accession
21/7 3560-012
Primary Election
Contributors
1963-1964
Box/Folder Accession
21/8-12 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Kissinger, Henry
21/13-21 3560-012
Miscellaneous
Box/Folder Accession
21/22 3560-012
Requests
1964
Volunteers
Box/Folder Accession
21/23-24 3560-012
Miscellaneous
1963
21/25-22/1 3560-012
January-December
1964
Box/Folder Accession
22/2-12 3560-012
Miscellaneous
1962-1964
Speeches and Writings -- HMJ
Jackson's Record
1964
Box/Folder Accession
22/13 3560-012
Finished Copy
22/14 3560-012
Notes
Box/Folder Accession
22/15-16 3560-012
Miscellaneous
1961-1964
Lists
Box/Folder Accession
22/17 3560-012
Contacts
1964
22/18 3560-012
County Coordinators and Representatives
1964
22/19 3560-012
Democratic Clubs
1964
22/20 3560-012
"Marginal" Precincts
1964
22/21-24 3560-012
People Helped by Jackson
1964
22/25 3560-012
People Who Helped the Campaign
1964
22/26 3560-012
Postal Employee Organizations
1964
22/27-28 3560-012
Precinct Committeemen
1964
22/29 3560-012
Press Release Notification
1964
22/30 3560-012
Reception and Coffee Hour Guests
1964
22/31 3560-012
Retired Army Officers in Washington
1964
22/32 3560-012
Service, Civic and Commercial Clubs
1964
22/33 3560-012
Sportsmen's Clubs
1963
22/34 3560-012
Teachers for Jackson
1964
22/35 3560-012
Trade Associations
1963
22/36 3560-012
Trips to Washington State
1961-1964
23/1 3560-012
Veterans
1964
23/2 3560-012
Volunteers
1964
23/3 3560-012
Women's Clubs
1964
23/4-6 3560-012
Miscellaneous Name Lists
1964
Financial Records
1964
Box/Folder Accession
23/7-8 3560-012
Advertising Expenditures
23/9 3560-012
Contributions
23/10 3560-012
Finance Committee -- Correspondence
23/11 3560-012
Financial Statements
23/12 3560-012
Miscellaneous
News Releases
Box/Folder Accession
23/13 3560-012
Campaign
1961-1964
23/14 3560-012
Jackson, Henry M.
1964
23/15 3560-012
Others
1963-1964
Ephemera
1964
Box/Folder Accession
23/16 3560-012
Miscellaneous
23/17 3560-012
Anti-Jackson Publicity
Election Returns
1952-1962
Box/Folder Accession
23/18-19 3560-012
General Elections
23/20 3560-012
Primary Elections
Box/Folder Accession
23/21 3560-012
Certificates
1963
23/22 3560-012
Notes
1964
Clippings
1961-1964
Box/Folder Accession
23/23 3560-012
Campaign Advertisements
23/24 3560-012
Republican Party
23/25-32 3560-012
Miscellaneous
Subject Series
Advertising
Box/Folder Accession
23/33-35 3560-012
General
1964
23/36 3560-012
Congressional and Other Candidates
1964
23/37 3560-012
Jackson's Book (Fact, Fiction and National Security)
1964
Box/Folder Accession
24/1-5 3560-012
Andrews, Lloyd
1964
24/6 3560-012
Bryant, Alice Franklin
1964
24/7 3560-012
Campaign Material Distribution
1964
24/8-10 3560-012
Christensen, Richard G.
1964
Congressional Races
1964
Box/Folder Accession
24/11-12 3560-012
1st District (Palmason, Edward vs. Pelly, Thomas M.)
24/13-16 3560-012
2nd District (Meeds, Lloyd vs. Westland, Jack)
24/17 3560-012
5th District (Foley, Tom vs. Horan, Walt)
24/18 3560-012
6th District (Hicks, Floyd V. vs. Tollefson, Thor C.)
24/19 3560-012
7th District (Adams, Brock vs. Stinson, William; Ackley, Norman B., candidate in primary)
Box/Folder Accession
24/20 3560-012
Contacts for Coffee Hours, Meetings, etc.
County Organizations (Democratic Party. WA)
1964
Box/Folder Accession
24/21 3560-012
Adams County
24/22 3560-012
Asotin County
24/23 3560-012
Benton County
24/24 3560-012
Chelan County
24/25 3560-012
Clallam County
24/26 3560-012
Clark County
24/27 3560-012
Columbia County
24/28 3560-012
Cowlitz County
24/29 3560-012
Douglas County
24/30 3560-012
Ferry County
24/31 3560-012
Franklin County
24/32 3560-012
Garfield County
24/33 3560-012
Grant County
24/34 3560-012
Grays Harbor County
24/35 3560-012
Island County
24/36 3560-012
Jefferson County
24/37 3560-012
King County
24/38 3560-012
Kitsap County
24/39 3560-012
Kittitas County
24/40 3560-012
Klickitat County
24/41 3560-012
Lewis County
24/42 3560-012
Lincoln County
24/43 3560-012
Mason County
24/44 3560-012
Okanogan County
24/45 3560-012
Pacific County
24/46 3560-012
Pend Oreille County
25/1 3560-012
Pierce County
25/2 3560-012
San Juan County
25/3 3560-012
Skagit County
25/4 3560-012
Skamania County
25/5 3560-012
Snohomish County
25/6 3560-012
Spokane County
25/7 3560-012
Stevens County
25/8 3560-012
Thurston County
25/9 3560-012
Wahkiakum County
25/10 3560-012
Walla Walla County
25/11 3560-012
Whatcom County
25/12 3560-012
Whitman County
25/13 3560-012
Yakima County
25/14 3560-012
Reception for County Coordinators
Democratic Party
1964
Box/Folder Accession
25/15 3560-012
National and Out-Of-State
25/16-17 3560-012
Washington State Committee
25/18 3560-012
Senatorial Campaign Committee
Box/Folder Accession
25/19 3560-012
Democratic Record
1964
25/20-22 3560-012
Election Information
1960-1964
25/23 3560-012
Endorsing Groups
1964
25/24 3560-012
Environmental Issues
1964
25/25-28 3560-012
Federal Spending/Washington Economy
1964
25/29-30 3560-012
Fundraising -- Dollars for Jackson
1964
25/31 3560-012
Goldwater, Barry and the Far Right
1962-1964
25/32 3560-012
Hanford Project
1962-1964
25/33 3560-012
Jackson Campaign Council
1964
Jackson Dinner
1963
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
25/34-37 3560-012
A
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Anderson, Clinton P.
25/34-37 3560-012
B
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Bartlett, E. L.
  • Bible, Alan
25/34-37 3560-012
C
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Charette, Robert L.
  • Cherberg, John A.
25/34-37 3560-012
D
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Democratic Party. (WA)
    • Asotin County Central Committee
    • Clallam County Central Committee
    • Chelan County Central Committee
    • Grant County Central Committee
    • Jefferson County Central Committee
    • King County Central Committee
    • Lincoln County Central Committee
    • San Juan County Central Committee
    • Spokane County Central Committee
    • Stevens County Central Committee
    • Thurston County Central Committee
    • Washington State Central Committee
    • Whatcom County Central Committee
    • Whitman County Central Committee
25/34-37 3560-012
E
25/34-37 3560-012
F
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Foley, Frank
25/34-37 3560-012
G
25/38-26/2 3560-012
H
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Hallauer, Wilbur G.
  • Hansen, Julia Butler
  • Hayden, Carl
25/38-26/2 3560-012
I-L
25/38-26/2 3560-012
M
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Morse, Wayne
25/38-26/2 3560-012
N-V
26/3 3560-012
W
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Williams, Harrison A., Jr.
  • Winberg, Andrew
26/3 3560-012
Y
26/4 3560-012
Form Letters
Box/Folder Accession
26/5 3560-012
Interoffice Correspondence
26/6 3560-012
List of Contributions
26/7-8 3560-012
List of Contributors
26/9-14 3560-012
Lists of Invitations Flailed (by county)
26/15-17 3560-012
Ticket Register
26/18 3560-012
Miscellaneous
Box/Folder Accession
26/19-20 3560-012
Liberty Lobby
1963-1964
26/21 3560-012
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty -- Soviet Media Response
1963
26/22 3560-012
Pacific Northwest Trade Association
1962
26/23-27 3560-012
Population Statistics
1960-1963
26/28-29 3560-012
Postal Information
1964
26/30 3560-012
Republican Party. Organizations and Candidates
1964
26/31-32 3560-012
Right Wing Organizations
1963-1964
26/33 3560-012
Seattle Convention and Tourist Bureau. ConventionDigest
1964
26/34 3560-012
Transportation Arrangements -- Air
1964
26/35 3560-012
Washington State Politics and Government
1963-1964
26/36 3560-012
Young Democratic Organizations for Jackson
1964
Campaign 1970
Box/Folder Accession
27/1 3560-012
Biographical Materials
1970
27/2 3560-012
Incoming Letters -- Anti-Jackson Letters
1970
Outgoing Letters
1970
Box/Folder Accession
27/3-5 3560-012
Citizen's Committees
27/6-28 3560-012
Contributors
27/29 3560-012
Contributors -- "Jackson Hundred"
27/30 3560-012
County Coordinators and Representatives
27/31-32 3560-012
Form Letters
27/33-34 3560-012
Volunteer Workers
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
27/35-39 3560-012
Miscellaneous
1969-1970
28/1-4 3560-012
Congratulations
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Bayh, Birch
  • Bone, Hugh
  • Dill, Clarence C.
  • Douglas, William O.
  • Ford, Henry II
  • Gravel, Mike
  • Humphrey, Hubert H.
  • Johnson, Harold (Bizz) T.
  • Johnson, Lyndon B.
  • Kennedy, Edward
  • Lowry, Mike
  • Mathias, Charles
  • McDermott, James A.
  • McGee, Gale
  • McGovern, George
  • Huskie, Edmund S.
  • Rusk, Dean
1970
28/5-9 3560-012
Contributors
1970-1971
28/10-11 3560-012
Contributors -- "Bill Reed's Group"
1969-1970
28/12-15 3560-012
Contributors -- "Jackson Hundred"
1969
28/16 3560-012
Finance Committee
1969
28/17-24 3560-012
Offers of Assistance
1969-1970
Financial Records
1969-1970
Box/Folder Accession
28/25-26 3560-012
Advertising
28/27-30 3560-012
Advertising -- McCann-Erickson, Inc.
1970
28/31 3560-012
Building Rentals
1970
28/32 3560-012
Campaign Budget
1969-1970
28/33 3560-012
Counties -- Miscellaneous Expenses
1970
28/34 3560-012
Everett Campaign Headquarters
1970
29/1-2 3560-012
General Expenses
1970
29/3 3560-012
General Expenses -- 1st Report
undated
29/4 3560-012
General Expenses -- 2nd Report
undated
29/5 3560-012
Petty Cash
1970
29/6 3560-012
Primary Campaign Expenditures Report
1970
29/7 3560-012
Reports to U.S. Senate - Numbers 1 and 2
1970
29/8 3560-012
"Scoop" Pins
1970
29/9 3560-012
Seattle Headquarters Expenses
1970
29/10 3560-012
Spokane Headquarters Expenses
1970
29/11 3560-012
Staff Expenses
1970
29/12 3560-012
Tacoma Headquarters Expenses
1970
29/13 3560-012
Van's P-X, Inc.
1970
Box/Folder Accession
29/14 3560-012
Position Papers
1970
Requests
1970
Box/Folder Accession
29/15-16 3560-012
Campaign Materials
29/17 3560-012
Speakers Bureau
Lists
Box/Folder Accession
29/18-20 3560-012
Contacts
1967-1970
29/21-23 3560-012
Contributors
1971-1972
29/24 3560-012
"Jackson Hundred"
1969
29/25 3560-012
Retired Officers and Veterans Group
1969
29/26 3560-012
Volunteers
1970
Box/Folder Accession
29/27-29 3560-012
Election Returns
1964, 1970
29/30 3560-012
Voters Pamphlet
1968, 1970
29/31 3560-012
Trip Files
1970 Campaign
1970
Yeshiva University
1973
29/32 3560-012
Ephemera
1970
29/33 3560-012
Clippings
1968, 1970
Subject Series
1969
Campaign Dinner -- November 6
Box/Folder Accession
29/34 3560-012
Incoming Letters -- Regrets
29/35-36 3560-012
Outgoing Letters -- Thank Yous
29/37-38 3560-012
General Correspondence
30/1-5 3560-012
General Correspondence -- re: Tickets
30/6-8 3560-012
Bank Deposit Records
30/9 3560-012
Expenses and Receipts
30/10 3560-012
Sample Invitations
30/11-13 3560-012
Ticket Sales Records
Box/Folder Accession
30/14 3560-012
Campaign Planning
1969
30/15 3560-012
Declaration of Candidacy
1970
Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee
Box/Folder Accession
30/16 3560-012
Caucus Report
1970
30/17 3560-012
County Organization Handbook
1963
Box/Folder Accession
30/18-21 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State CentralCommittee. Convention
1970
30/22-23 3560-012
Elicker, Charles
1968, 1970
30/24 3560-012
Group Endorsements
1970
30/25-26 3560-012
Jackson, Henry M. -- Accomplishments in 87th-90thCongresses
1961-1968
30/27 3560-012
Left-Wing Groups
1969-1970
30/28 3560-012
Matt Reese and Associates (Campaign Consultants)
1969
30/29-31 3560-012
Maxey, Carl
1970
31/1 3560-012
Political Activity re: U.S. Government Employees
1968-1970
31/2-3 3560-012
Political Climate in Washington State (studies byOliver Quayle and Co.)
1969-1970
31/4 3560-012
Right-Wing Groups
1969
31/5 3560-012
Seattle Women Act for Peace -- Sit-In; July
1970
31/6 3560-012
Washington Machinists Council
1968
31/7-8 3560-012
U.S. Interior Department. Bonneville PowerAdministration
1970
31/9 3560-012
Volpentest, Sam
1969
31/10 3560-012
Volunteer Workers
1969-1970
Campaign 1972 -- Presidential
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
31/11 3560-012
November-December
1970
31/12-32/4 3560-012
January-October
1971
32/5-18 3560-012
November-December
1971
32/19-30 3560-012
January-February
1972
33/1-27 3560-012
March-October
1972
33/28-34/1 3560-012
November-December
1972
34/2 3560-012
January-March
1973
34/3 3560-012
Colleagues
1972
34/4 3560-012
Congratulations to Washington State Legislators
1972
34/5-35/12 3560-012
Contributions
1971-1972
35/13 3560-012
Press Invitations
1971-1972
35/14-36/23 3560-012
Volunteers
1971-1972
Box/Folder Accession
36/24 3560-012
Incoming Letter - Wattenberg, Ben
Itineraries -- HMJ
Box/Folder Accession
36/25-27 3560-012
March-December
1971
36/28-37/4 3560-012
January-July
1972
Box/Folder Accession
37/5 3560-012
Itineraries -- Jackson, Helen
1971-1972
37/6 3560-012
Position Papers -- HMJ
1972
Reports
Box/Folder Accession
37/7 3560-012
"A Survey of the Political Climate in Florida";December
1971
37/8 3560-012
"A Survey of the Political Climate in Florida";February
1972
37/9 3560-012
"A Survey of the Political Climate in NewHampshire"; November
1971
37/10 3560-012
"A Survey of the Political Climate in Wisconsin";February
1972
Box/Folder Accession
37/11 3560-012
Maps
1972
37/12 3560-012
Ephemera
1972
37/13-38/4 3560-012
Clippings
1971-1972
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
38/5 3560-012
Advertising
1972
38/6 3560-012
Busing
1972
38/7 3560-012
Campaign Staff
1972
38/8 3560-012
Candidacy Announcement
1971
38/9 3560-012
Candidacy Declarations
1971-1972
38/10-13 3560-012
Citizens Committees
1972
38/14 3560-012
Democratic Party. Democratic Credentials Committee
1972
38/15 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee
1971-1972
38/16 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee. Convention
1972
38/17 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee
1971-1972
38/18 3560-012
Educators for Jackson
1971-1972
38/19 3560-012
Endorsements
1972
38/20 3560-012
Jackson (Henry M.) for President Citizens Council
1971
38/21 3560-012
McGovern, George
1971-1972
38/22 3560-012
Muskie, Edmund
1972
38/23 3560-012
The New Democrat
1971-1972
38/24 3560-012
Opinion Polls
1972
38/25 3560-012
Primaries -- General
1972
38/26 3560-012
Primaries -- Wisconsin
1972
38/27 3560-012
Segretti, Donald
1972-1973
38/28 3560-012
Question and Answer-- Orlando, FL
1971
38/29 3560-012
Wallace, George
1972
Campaign 1976 -- Senate
1976
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
38/30-32 3560-012
February-December
39/1-5 3560-012
Congratulations
1976
39/6-8 3560-012
Constituents
1975
39/9-12 3560-012
Contributors
1976
Box/Folder Accession
39/13-14 3560-012
Financial Records
1976
39/15-18 3560-012
Lists -- Contributors
1976
39/19 3560-012
Itineraries
1976
Campaign 1976 -- Presidential
Box/Folder Accession
39/20 3560-012
Incoming Letters -- Economists' responses to HMJ's "National Recovery Program"
1975
Outgoing Letters
Box/Folder Accession
39/21-22 3560-012
Congratulations and Thank-Yous to Washington Stateand National Convention Delegates
1974
39/23 3560-012
Jackson for President County Steering Committees
1976
39/24 3560-012
Magnuson "Letter of 2000"
1976
39/25 3560-012
Washington State Media
1976
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
39/26-40/3 3560-012
A-Z
1974
40/4-5 3560-012
January-December
1975
40/6-22 3560-012
January-May
1976
40/23-41/8 3560-012
June-December
1976
41/9 3560-012
January-September
1977
Invitations
Box/Folder Accession
41/10-11 3560-012
Academic
1973-1974
41/12-14 3560-012
National
1973-1975
41/15-16 3560-012
Washington State
1973-1974
Box/Folder Accession
41/17-20 3560-012
People for Jackson Committee
1975
41/21 3560-012
Previous Campaigns
1956-1972
Speeches and Writings
Box/Folder Accession
41/22 3560-012
AFL-CIO Dinner Honoring Lane Kirkland; New York,NY
March 25, 1976
41/23 3560-012
"Africa and American Foreign Policy"; Pan-AfricanBusiness Center, New York, NY
May 28, 1975
41/24 3560-012
"America and Human Rights"; World Affairs Council ofPhiladelphia, Philadelphia, PA
1976
41/25 3560-012
"America's Freedom and Future"; Landon Lecture;Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas;
January 21, 1976
41/26 3560-012
"An Energy Agenda for 1977"; Professional Engineer Magazine
1977
41/27 3560-012
Answers to Questionnaire Given to 1976 PresidentialCandidates; Jewish Community Relations Committee
September 28, 1976
41/28 3560-012
Announcement of an Agreement on Soviet Trade andImmigration
October 18, 1974
41/29 3560-012
Announcement of 1972 Presidential Candidacy; U.S.Senate Conference Room
November 1, 1971
41/30 3560-012
Announcement of 1976 Presidential Candidacy
undated
41/31 3560-012
Anti-Defamation League; New York, NY; May 1
1974
41/32 3560-012
Anti-Defamation League American Heritage AwardDinner; Pick-Congress Hotel, Chicago, IL
November 26, 1974
41/33 3560-012
Black Caucus Luncheon
February 4, 1975
41/34-35 3560-012
Campaign Issues
1975
41/36 3560-012
Connecticut Campaign
May 6-7, 1976
41/37 3560-012
Crime; Presidential Campaign Fundraising Dinner;Bellevue Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia, PA
December 8, 1975
41/38 3560-012
"The Crisis of the Contemporary Presidency"; Centerfor the Study of Democratic Institutions; American Hotel, New York,NY
September 21, 1974
41/39 3560-012
Colorado Education Association; Colorado Springs,CO
April 4, 1975
41/40 3560-012
Cuban Trade With Overseas Subsidiaries of U.S.Corporations
January 7, 1976
41/41 3560-012
Democratic Forum; Louisville, KY
November 23, 1975
41/42 3560-012
Democratic Party. Virginia; Luncheon
July 7, 1975
41/43 3560-012
Detente; Address to New England Society of NewspaperEditors; Springfield, MA;
November 7, 1975
41/44 3560-012
Expansion of U.S. Navy; Waltham, NA;
February 18, 1976
41/45 3560-012
Fairfield University
May 2, 1975
41/46 3560-012
Federal Aid to New York City
1975
41/47 3560-012
"Fuel Costs and Food Prices"; Des Moines,IA
August 7, 1975
41/48 3560-012
Helsinki Summit
July 25, 1975
41/49 3560-012
HMJ's "Basic Principals and Values"
undated
41/50 3560-012
Impact of Naval and Maritime Activity on theNorthwest's Economy
undated
42/1 3560-012
International Longshoremen's Convention; BalHarbour; FL
July 21, 1975
42/2 3560-012
Ireland Situation
January 1976
42/3 3560-012
Israeli Bond Sales -- 25th Anniversary; HiltonHotel, Pittsburgh, PA
September 30, 1975
42/4 3560-012
Israeli-Egyptian Disengagement Agreement; BrandeisUniversity Dinner, Plaza Hotel, New York City
September 9, 1975
42/5 3560-012
Keel-Laying of U.S. S. Bremerton; Groton, CN
May 8, 1976
42/6 3560-012
Kosciusko National Memorial Dedication;Philadelphia, PA
February 4, 1976
42/7 3560-012
Labor; Johnstown, PA
April 26, 1976
42/8 3560-012
Labor -- Unidentified
undated
42/9 3560-012
Land Use and Irrigation
1977
42/10 3560-012
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association; MayflowerHotel, Washington, D.C.
February 27, 1975
42/11 3560-012
Massachusetts Campaign
1976
42/12 3560-012
Military Aid to Turkey
undated
42/13 3560-012
Moynihan's (Patrick) Departure from United NationsPost; Coalition for a Democratic Majority
February 8, 1976
42/14 3560-012
National Health Insurance; Kansas City,MO
January 18, 1976
42/15 3560-012
National Industries for the Blind; Seattle,WA
October 25, 1976
42/16 3560-012
National Press Club
May 21, 1974
42/17 3560-012
New York Liberal Party Dinner
September 24, 1975
42/18 3560-012
New York Primary
October 4, 1975
42/19 3560-012
Northeast Conference of Communications Workers ofNorth America; McAfee, NJ
October 10, 1975
42/20-21 3560-012
Pennsylvania Campaign
1976
42/22 3560-012
"The Pilgrims"; Savoy Hotel, London,England
November 11, 1974
42/23 3560-012
"Presidential Program for JewishLeaders"
January 22, 1976
42/24 3560-012
Puerto Rican Chamber of Commerce Luncheon; PierreHotel, New York, NY
March 31, 1973
42/25 3560-012
Puget Sound Naval Base Association Armed Forces Day;Hearthstone Restaurant; Bremerton, WA
May 15, 1976
42/26 3560-012
Quotes and Jokes
1974-1977
42/27 3560-012
Railroad Industry; United Transportation Union;
September 12, 1975
42/28 3560-012
Rotary Club of Seattle; Olympic Hotel, Seattle,WA
July 7, 1976
42/29 3560-012
Schlesinger's (James) Firing
undated
42/30 3560-012
Statler Hilton Rally; Boston, MA
February 25, 1976
42/31 3560-012
Testimonial Dinner; San Diego, CA
August 24, 1975
42/32 3560-012
United Jewish Council Rally; Congregation BethShalom; Long Beach, NY
November 6, 1975
42/33 3560-012
"U.S. -Romanian Trade Agreement and Freedom ofEmigration"; U.S. Senate
July 25, 1975
42/34 3560-012
Washington State Grange; Pasco, WA
June 14, 1976
42/35 3560-012
Washington Association of Homebuilders
October 29, 1976
42/36-37 3560-012
Unidentified
undated
Speeches and Writings -- Others
Box/Folder Accession
42/38 3560-012
Humphrey, Hubert H.; Jackson for PresidentFundraiser; Washington, D.C.
May 31, 1975
42/39 3560-012
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander; Senate Office Building;Washington, D.C.
undated
Box/Folder Accession
42/40-49 3560-012
HMJ Record
Position Papers
Box/Folder Accession
42/50 3560-012
Busing
1975
42/51 3560-012
Educational Equality and School Desegregation
1975
42/52-53 3560-012
Various Issues
1976
Box/Folder Accession
42/54-43/8 3560-012
News Releases
1975-1976
Reports
Box/Folder Accession
43/9 3560-012
"Analysis of Political Attitudes in the State ofWashington"; Democratic Party. National Committee; August
1976
43/10 3560-012
Ralph Nader Congress Project; "Citizens Look atCongress"; August
1972
43/11 3560-012
Ratings of HMJ's Senate Performance by variousorganizations
1976-1977
43/12 3560-012
"Television News and the Presidential NominatingProcess: The Case of Spring 1976"; Michael J. Robinson, Catholic University;January 18
1977
43/13 3560-012
"The Truth About the Jackson Record"; Jackson forPresident Committee; October
1975
Polls
Box/Folder Accession
43/14 3560-012
Gallup
1975-1976
43/15 3560-012
Harris
1975-1976
43/16-20 3560-012
Various Surveys
1973-1976
Financial Records
Box/Folder Accession
43/21 3560-012
General
1975-1976
43/22 3560-012
Finance Committee
1975
43/23 3560-012
Fundraising
1975
43/23 3560-012
Microfilm -- Contributions
Box/Folder Accession
43/24 3560-012
Election Returns
43/25-33 3560-012
Itineraries
1975-1976
44/1 3560-012
Notes -- Phone Calls
1976
Clippings
Box/Folder Accession
44/2-45/15 3560-012
General
1971
45/16 3560-012
Amtrak
1979
45/17 3560-012
Blacks
1975-1976
45/18 3560-012
Donovan vs. Jackson
1979
45/19-20 3560-012
Ending of Campaign
1976
45/21 3560-012
Energy
1979
45/22 3560-012
Fisheries
1979
45/23 3560-012
Merit Selection of Judges
1979
45/24-25 3560-012
Regional Power Plan
1979
45/26 3560-012
SALT II
1979
45/27-30 3560-012
Teng Hsiao-Ping -- Visit to Seattle
1973-1979
45/31 3560-012
Washington State Tour (HMJ)
1979
Box/Folder Accession
45/32 3560-012
Miscellany
1974-1975
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
46/1 3560-012
Alaska Campaign
1976
46/2 3560-012
Atlantic Salmon Restoration
1974-1975
46/3 3560-012
AFL-CIO Presidential Endorsements
1980
46/4 3560-012
Bayh, Birch
1975-1976
46/5 3560-012
Bentsen, Lloyd
1975-1976
46/6 3560-012
Bonneville Power Administration Meeting; December 6
1976
46/7 3560-012
Books -- By and About HMJ
46/8 3560-012
Campaign Staff
46/9-10 3560-012
Campaign Strategy
46/11-13 3560-012
Carter, Jimmy
1975-1976
46/14-15 3560-012
Coalition for a Democratic Majority
1973-1974
46/16 3560-012
Constituents Helped by HMJ
undated
46/17-19 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee. Convention
1974
46/20-21 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee. Convention
1976
46/22-25 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee. Convention
1980
46/26-27 3560-012
Dukes (Ofield) and Associates; (Public Relations)
1975
46/28 3560-012
Election Laws and Regulations
1975
46/29 3560-012
Energy
1975
46/30-31 3560-012
EXPO '74
1973-1974
46/32-47/1 3560-012
Florida Campaign
1975-1976
47/2 3560-012
Fort Lewis Sewage Treatment Facility
1969-1970
47/3 3560-012
Grants and Contracts Awarded by the FederalGovernment
1974-1975
47/4 3560-012
Gulf Oil Contribution to 1972 FIMJ Senate Campaign
1973-1978
47/5 3560-012
Hanford Reactor Accident
1976
47/6 3560-012
Hathaway's (Stanley) Nomination as Secretary of theInterior
1975
47/7 3560-012
Household Goods Movers Industry
1973-1974
47/8 3560-012
Idaho. Legislature
1975
47/9 3560-012
Jackson for President County and DistrictCoordinators
1976
47/10 3560-012
Labor
1976
47/11 3560-012
Lobbyists
1975
Massachusetts Campaign
Box/Folder Accession
47/12-13 3560-012
General
1975-1976
47/14-16 3560-012
Congratulations on Primary Election Victory
1976
Box/Folder Accession
47/17-18 3560-012
Maxey (Carl) Senate Campaign
1970
Coverage of Campaign
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
47/19-25 3560-012
A-Z
1975-1976
47/26-27 3560-012
January
1976
Box/Folder Accession
47/28-30 3560-012
Contacts
1976
47/31 3560-012
Radio Feeds
1976
47/32-48/5 3560-012
Miscellaneous
1974-1977
Box/Folder Accession
48/6 3560-012
National Education Association
1980
48/7 3560-012
National Service Committee for Jackson
1975
48/8 3560-012
Nuclear Energy
1975
48/9-10 3560-012
Oregon Campaign
1975-1976
48/11 3560-012
Other Presidential Candidates
1975-1976
48/12-13 3560-012
"People to People" Letter Campaign
1976
48/14 3560-012
Petroleum Products Marketers
1974-1976
40/15-19 3560-012
Senate Campaigns
1952-1970
48/20 3560-012
Senior Citizens
1976
48/21 3560-012
Spokane Office
1975
48/22 3560-012
Udall, Morris
1975-1976
48/23 3560-012
Urban Affairs
1976
48/24-25 3560-012
U.S. Congress. Joint. Atomic Energy Committee --Price-Anderson Act
1974
48/26 3560-012
U.S. Energy Research and Development Agency --Centrifuge Enrichment Plant
1977
48/27 3560-012
U.S. Navy
Scope and Content: Includes information about the Trident submarine.
1976-1977
48/28 3560-012
U.S.-Soviet Grain-for-Oil Swap
1975
48/29 3560-012
Wallace, George
1975-1976
48/30-31 3560-012
Wisconsin Campaign
1975-1976
48/32-49/3 3560-012
U.S. Senate. Appropriations Committee. DefenseSubcommittee
1973-1977
Campaign 1982
Box/Folder Accession
49/4 3560-012
Outgoing Letters
Scope and Content: Contains sample stationery, mailers, and thank-you letters.
1982
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
49/5-7 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Askew, Reubin
  • Bergman, Abraham B.
  • Brown, Edmund G.
  • Byrd, Robert
  • Coelho, Tony
  • DeConcini, Dennis
  • Dicks, Norm
  • Hogness, John R.
  • Huddleston, Walter D.
  • Inouye, Daniel
  • Manatt, Charles T.
  • Metzenbaum, Howard
  • Talmadge, Phil
49/8 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee-- Contributors
1982
49/9-12 3560-012
People for Jackson Committee
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Chase, Goodwin
  • Ford, Wendell
  • Gowdy, Dwight
  • Mondale, Walter
  • Moore, Bill
1982
49/13-14 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Glenn, John
  • Harkin, Thomas
  • Hart, Gary
  • Manatt, Charles
  • McManus, Mike
1983
General Correspondence -- Congratulatory Letters
Box/Folder Accession
49/15-20 3560-012
A-Z
Scope and Content: Includes:
  • Abrams, Elliot
  • Armstrong, William
  • Askew, Reubin
  • Bayh, Birch
  • Brady, Nicholas
  • Bumpers, Dale
  • Burdick, Quentin
  • Byrd, Robert
  • Califano, Joseph
  • Chiles, Lawton
  • Church, Frank
  • DeConcini, Dennis
  • Dixon, Alan
  • Dodd, Christopher
  • Domenici, Pete
  • Durenburger, Dave
  • Ford, Wendell
  • Glenn, John
  • Hart, Gary
  • Hatch, Orrin
  • Hatfield, Mark
  • Hollings, Ernest
  • Hunt, James
  • Inouye, Daniel
  • Javits, Jacob
  • Kampelman, Max
  • Kennedy, Edward
  • Lautenberg, Frank
  • Leahy, Patrick
  • Levin, Carl
  • Manatt, Charles
  • Matsunaga, Spark M.
  • Mathias, Charles
  • Netzenbaum, Howard
  • Mondale, Walter
  • Moore, Bill
  • Moynihan, Daniel
  • Murkowski, Frank
  • Pell, Claiborne
  • Powell, Lewis
  • Pryor, David
  • Ribicoff, Abraham
  • Rice, Norman
  • Riegele, Donald W., Jr.
  • Robb, Charles S.
  • Schultz, George
  • Specter, Arlen
  • Spellman, John
  • Stennis, John
  • Symington, Stuart
  • Thurmond, Strom
  • Voorhees, Donald
  • Weinberger, Casper
  • Wiesel, Elie
  • Zorinsky, Edward
1982
Box/Folder Accession
49/21-22 3560-012
Position Papers (Includes:)
1982
Aged
Arms Control
Federal Budget Deficit
Nuclear Waste Disposal in Washington State
U.S.-Soviet Relations
Reports
1982
Box/Folder Accession
49/23 3560-012
Constituent Information Program -- (Dicks, Normauthor)
49/24 3560-012
"Survey of Puget Sound Residents Regarding EconomicGrowth vs. Quality of Life and the Work Ethic in Puget Sound"
49/25 3560-012
"Survey of Voter Attitudes" -- (Hart, Peter andAssociates)
49/26 3560-012
"Survey of Voter Attitudes in the FifthCongressional District of the State of Washington, A" -- (Hart, Peter andAssociates) Author
49/27 3560-012
Washington Public Interest Research Group; "Surveyon Nuclear Arms and Military Spending"
49/28 3560-012
Washington State Labor Council. Political EducationCommittee
Election Returns
1980, 1982
Box/Folder Accession
49/29-30 3560-012
General Election
49/31 3560-012
Primary Election
1982
Trip Files
1981
Box/Folder Accession
49/32 3560-012
January 25 -- New York City, NY
49/33 3560-012
February 7, 8 -- Los Angeles, CA
49/33 3560-012
February 22 -- New Jersey
49/34 3560-012
March 18 -- Florida
49/35 3560-012
April 3-5 -- San Francisco, CA
May (Includes:)
Box/Folder Accession
50/1-2 3560-012
May 19 -- Washington, D.C.
50/3 3560-012
May 26 -- Ice Cream Social -- Vancouver, WA
50/4 3560-012
May 30 -- Fundraiser at Home of Friedlander, Paul
Box/Folder Accession
50/5 3560-012
June 28 -- Los Angeles, CA
50/6 3560-012
September 21 -- Washington, D.C.
50/7 3560-012
September 27 -- Spokane, WA
50/8 3560-012
October 23-24 -- San Francisco, CA
50/8 3560-012
October 25-26 -- Los Angeles, CA
50/9 3560-012
November 1 -- Detroit, MI
50/9 3560-012
November 22 -- Minneapolis, MN
50/9 3560-012
December 6 -- Pittsburgh, PA
50/9 3560-012
December 9 -- Atlanta, GA
50/9 3560-012
December 12 -- Santa Anna, CA
50/9 3560-012
December 13 -- Los Angeles, CA
50/9 3560-012
December 14 -- Las Vegas, NV
50/10-11 3560-012
December 16 -- Anchorage, AK
50/12 3560-012
Dinner Receptions at HMJ's Everett Residence
50/13 3560-012
January 25 -- New York City, NY, Sponsored by Tisch,Lawrence
1982
50/14 3560-012
February 8 -- New York City, NY, Sponsored by ITT
50/14 3560-012
February 13-14 -- Palm Springs, CA, Sponsored byGiant and Levine
Financial Records
Box/Folder Accession
50/15-16 3560-012
General
50/17 3560-012
Fundraising
50/18 3560-012
People for Jackson Committee -- Report of Receiptsand Disbursements
U.S. Federal Election Commission
Box/Folder Accession
50/19-20 3560-012
Jackson for Senate
1980-1982
50/21 3560-012
Jackson for President
1976
Box/Folder Accession
50/22 3560-012
Statement of Candidacy for 1988
1983
50/23-24 3560-012
Clippings
1982
50/25 3560-012
Ephemera
Subject Series
1982
Advertising
Box/Folder Accession
50/26 3560-012
Budget
50/27 3560-012
Newspaper
50/28-30 3560-012
Radio
50/31 3560-012
Television - General Election
50/32 3560-012
Television - Primary Election
Box/Folder Accession
50/33 3560-012
American-Israeli Public Affairs Committee
50/34 3560-012
Bland, Beth
50/35 3560-012
Campaign Strategy
50/36 3560-012
Candidates for State Legislature
50/37 3560-012
Candidates Pamphlet Material
51/1 3560-012
Cannon Lawsuit
51/2 3560-012
Computer Services Firms
51/3 3560-012
Democratic Party. National Committee
51/4-5 3560-012
Democratic Party. Senatorial Campaign Committee
51/6-8 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State Central Committee-- Convention
51/9 3560-012
Democratic Party. Washington State County andDistrict Organization Officers
51/10 3560-012
Jackson Can Win Committee
51/11-15 3560-012
Jewett, Doug
51/16-17 3560-012
Labor
51/18 3560-012
Lysen, King
51/19 3560-012
Malek, Fred
51/20 3560-012
McGaffin, Don
51/21-22 3560-012
National Conservative Political Action Committees
51/23-24 3560-012
People for Jackson Steering Committee
51/25 3560-012
Pledges
51/26-30 3560-012
Political Action Committees
51/31 3560-012
Political Consultants
51/32 3560-012
Possible Opponents
51/33 3560-012
Possible Prominent Visitors to Washington State
51/34 3560-012
Republican Party. Washington State Committee
51/35 3560-012
Right-Wing Opposition to Jackson
51/36 3560-012
Special Interest Groups
51/37 3560-012
U.S. Senate. Democratic Leadership Circle
51/38 3560-012
Washington State National Security Council

Accession No. 3560-013: Henry M. Jackson certificates, awards and artifacts, 1912-1983 (bulk 1960-1983)Return to Top

4.93 cubic feet (8 containers)
Arrangement: The Certificates, Awards and Artifacts accession has been arranged into 14 series, based on Senator Jackson's Pre-Congressional and Congressional activities and campaign materials, including Senatorial and Presidential certificates:
  • Pre-Congressional, 1912-1939
  • House of Representatives, 1940-1952
  • Senate, 1953-1958
  • Senate, 1959-1964
  • Senate, 1965-1970
  • Senate, 1971-1976
  • Senate, 1977-1982
  • Senate, 1983
  • Campaign Material: Senatorial, 1952
  • Campaign Material: Senatorial, 1958
  • Campaign Material: Senatorial, 1964
  • Campaign Material: Senatorial, 1970
  • Campaign Material: Presidential, 1972
  • Campaign Material: Presidential, 1976
The materials are arranged chronologically within each series. Item-level titles have been created to record the organization conferring the recognition (including date and place where known), and the format of the original artifact.

Scope and Content: The Certificates, Awards and Artifacts accession includes original certificates as well as original or surrogate photos of plaques and other awards of merit which were presented to Henry M. Jackson over the course of hislife, dating largely from Jackson’s Senate career (post-1965). The bulk of these materials came from individuals and organizations (including governments) honoring Senator Jackson. They reflect the broad scope of Jackson’s legislative interests and the range of his influence, on topics such as energy, education, employment and international relations. Particularly prominent are the numerous honors given to Senator Jackson for his contributions to the state of Washington, national defense, conservation and the environment, Native American tribal organizations, and Israeli/Jewish causes.

Senator Jackson’s honorary degrees and memberships from institutions around the world are also represented in this accession, as well as items commemorating his international travels, and memorabilia from his time in the U.S. Senate, including the pen he used to sign his oath of office. Other specific items demonstrating the range of the accession include a 1961 Inaugural Ceremony citation signed by President John F. Kennedy and Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson, an oversize copy of President Kennedy’s inaugural address that hung in Jackson’s office, an award commemorating Jackson’s participation in the 1979 Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry ,and a medallion from the Tunisian Defense Minister.

Among the artifacts there are a few awards presented to others in Jackson’s circle, including Helen Hardin Jackson and John Salter. This accession also contains a limited number of campaign-related materials.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.

Processing Info: During the Jackson Media Processing Project in 2006-2007, much material originally part of this accession was removed and distributed among other accessions, including Campaign (3560-016), Photos (3560-031) and Political Cartoons (3560-034) accessions.

All original paper certificates and awards were retained in the accession when it was reprocessed and fully listed, in 2007. At the same time, plaques, statuettes, and other three-dimensional objects were documented digitally. In most cases, the original pieces were returned to the Jackson family. In all cases, copies of the digital images, which document the original artifacts, were interfiled throughout the accession, as listed. Inscriptions present on each piece are fully recorded in the finding aid entry for the item. In the selected instances where the Libraries decided to keep the original artifact, that too has been noted in the main container listing.

Container(s) Description Dates
Pre-Congressional
1912-1939
Box/Folder item
1/1 005 1931 January 24
House of Representatives
1940-1952
folder:oversize item
8 254
Certificate, Skagit County Democratic Club for interest in Skagit County
; 22 x 30 inches
undated.
8 255
Certificate, Membership in Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, Southern Jurisdiction
; 19 x 24 inches
1940 December
Box/Folder
1/2 230
Certificate, Award of Honor in recognition of leadership in the 82nd Congress, Liberty Magazine, Washington, D.C.
; 9 ½ x 12 inches
1951 May
Senate
1953-1958
Box/Folder item
1/3 026
Plaque, United States Senate Membership Acknowledgment
; 16 x 13 x 2 inches
Scope and Content: Given to Senator Jackson when he was first sworn into the Senate. Signed by Emery L. Frazier, Secretary of the Senate, and Alben W. Barkley, President of the Senate.
1953 January 3
3/1 193
Certificate, Commission for John L. Salter in recognition of his work in developing air transportation, Admiral of the Flagship Fleet, American Airlines, Inc.
; 13 ¼ x 17 ¾ inches
1955 March 10
1/3 242
Certificate of Attendance, The Antiaircraft Artillery and Guided Missile School, Fort Bliss, Texas
; 8 x 10 ½ inches
Scope and Content: Certifies that Senator Jackson attended the Special Weapons-Guided Missiles Orientation, Course No. 9. Signed by the Major General USA, Commandant, and the Brigadier General, Assistant Commandant.
1955 September 19-23
1/3 123
Certificate of membership, Order of the Coif, Washington Chapter
; 8 ½ x 11 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Harry M. Cross, President, and Marian G. Gallagher, Secretary.
1957 July 13
Senate
1959-1964
Box/Folder item
1/4 243
Certificate, Honorable Henry M. Jackson, Distinguished Citizen as a delegate to the National Democratic Convention, The State of Washington, Olympia, Washington
; 12 ¾ x 10 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Secretary of State, Victor A. Meyers.
1960 July 11
1/4 196
Certificate, Citation of appreciation for the Democratic Party, "Lets All Register, Lets All Vote," American Heritage Foundation
; 11 x 14 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Robert R. Sprague, Chairman, Savings and Loan and Banking Division.
1960 August 23
1/4 246
Certificate, Democrats Fighting National Chairman
; 11 ¾ x 15 ½ inches
Scope and Content: Includes signatures of Ivan C. Rutledge, Arthur Schlesinger, Stan Musial, Ethel Kennedy, Angie Dickinson, and others.
1960
1/4 231
Certificate, Commission as a Kentucky Colonel, Commonwealth of Kentucky, Frankfort, Kentucky
; 10 x 15 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Governor Bert Combs and Henry Gartin, Secretary of State.
1961 January 17
1/4 189
Document, Inaugural Address of President John F. Kennedy, 35th President of the United States of America
; 11 ¾ x 15 ¼ inches
Scope and Content: Compliments of J. Connally, chairman of the Democratic Party of Texas.
General Notes: Printed on parchment paper.
1961 January 20
1/4 136
Certificate, Citation for the 1961 Inaugural ceremonies, Washington D.C.
; 8 x 10 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by President John F. Kennedy, Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson, and Edward H. Foley, Chairman of the 1961 Inaugural Committee.
1961 March 20
1/4 232
Certificate, Senate Resolution 133 honoring Dr. Theodore von Kármán for his contributions to aerospace, nautical science, and defense
; 10 x 15 inches
Scope and Content: Attested by Secretary Felton M. Johnston.
1961 May 3
1/4 234
Certificate for outstanding service, Distributive Education Clubs of America
; 11 x 14 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Wayne A. Paper, President and Harry Applegate?, Executive Secretary.
1961 June 23
1/4 077 1962 September 3
1/4 240
Certificate, Civic Service Award, Fraternal Order of Eagles, Everett, Washington
; 8 ½ x 11 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Secretary Mike Fusiak and Glenn Young.
1963 May 21
1/4 098**
Plaque, service award in recognition of distinguished service, Columbia Basin Chambers of Commerce and Columbia Basin Development League, Othello, Washington
; 9 x 11 x 1 inches
General Notes: Inscription: In recognition of his distinguished service and dynamic leadership in the field of irrigation and reclamation as Chairman of the Interior Committee of the U.S. Senate.
1964 May 25
Honorary Doctor of Laws, St. Martin's College, Olympia, Washington
1964 May 29
Box/Folder item
1/4 184
Certificate, Honorary Doctorof Laws Degree
; 11 x 16 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Raphael Heider, Chancellor, Dunstan Curtis,President, and Richard Cebula, Dean of Instruction.
1964 May 29
1/4 139
Certificate, Citation to theHonorable Henry M. Jackson conferring Honorary Doctor of LawsDegree
; 7 ¼ x 11 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Raphael Heider, Cancellor.
1964 May 29
Box/Folder item
1/4 241
Certificate, Fleet Reserve Association Award for contributions to the Pacific Polaris Missile Facility, Bremerton, Washington
; 10 ¾ x 14 inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is conferred the title "Honorary Plank Owner of POMFPAC." Signed by President of Branch 29 Fleet Reserve Association, Chester C Adamski; President of Branch 138 Fleet Reserve Association, Stanley A. Trask; and Commander, United States Navy, Officer-In-Charge of POMFPAC, Robert W. Smiley.
1964 September 11
Senate
1965-1970
Box/Folder item
1/5 138
Certificate, Whitman College Board of Overseers
; 8 ½ x 11 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Donald Sherwood, President of the Board of Trustees, and Louis B. Perry, President of the College.
1965 October
1/5 103** 1965 December 15
1/5 066
Plaque, Air Ground Team, Marine Amphibious Force, Da Nang, Vietnam
; 10 x 13 x ½ inches
Scope and Content: Presented by General L.W. (Lewis William) Walt, USMC, Commanding General of the III Marine Amphibious Force.
General Notes: Original artifact also retained in box 6.
1965 December
1/5 107 1966 September
1/5 089
Plaque, commemorating a visit to ROK Tiger Division, Republic of Korea Forces, Vietnam
; 9 x 11 ½ x 1 inches
General Notes: Original artifact also retained in box 5.
Scope and Content: Presented by Major General Chae Myung Sing.
1966 December 13
1/5 092
Plaque, 1st Place, Gold Shovel Award, Electro Development Corporation
; 8 x 12 x 2 inches
Scope and Content: Presented to Senator Jackson during a ground breaking ceremony.
1967 April 8
1/5 137
Certificate, Distinguished Service Citation for service to national defense, Military Government Association
; 8 ½ x 11 inches
1967 April 22
1/5 124
Certificate of Appreciation, Everett Jaycees, Everett, Washington
; 8 ½ x 11 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Don Rider, local President, and S.R. Hey, local Secretary.
1967 June 27
1/5 114
Certificate of Merit, Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America, Seattle Post 686, Seattle, Washington
; 11 x 8 ½ inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Jerry M. Schor, Commander.
1967 October 22
1/5 199
Certificate of Recognition for contributions to historic preservation, National Trust for Historic Preservation in the United States
; 11 ½ x 14 inches
1967 October
1/5 157
Paper weight, coin commemorating the Global Scientific Expedition Ship Oceanographer OSS-01, U.S. Environmental Science Service Administration
; 2 ½ x 2 ½ x 2 ½ inches
General Notes: Original artifact also retained in box 6.
Scope and Content: Includes the seal of the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey.
1967
1/5 130 1968 May 15
1/5 129
Certificate, Resolution of the National Recreation and Park Association for legislative contributions to outdoor recreation, 1968 Congress for Recreation and Parks
; 10 x 12 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by President Sal J. Prezioso and Board of Trustees Chairman Endicott P. Davison.
General Notes: Printed on parchment.
1968 October 16
1/5 010
Certificate, honorary membership, Rho Chapter, Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity
; 10 x 12 ½ inches
Scope and Content: Signed by National President John D. Cahiel, Chapter President Raudall K. Lee, and Chapter Secretary George Shanafelt.
1969 May 24
1/5 122
Certificate, Honorary degree, Doctor of laws, Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington
; 8 ½ x 11 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by President John P. Leary.
1969 May 25
1/6 252
Certificate, Nomination to Fellow, Seattle Pacific College, Seattle, Washington
7 pages : illustrations ; 9 ¾ x 11 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: A spiral bound leather folio on becoming a fellow presented to Senator Jackson by the Board of Trustees.
circa 1969
1/7 038 1970 March 10
3/2 035
Certificate, Paul T. Johns Award, Citation of Honor for support of aeronautics and aerospace, Arnold Air Society
; 13 ¾ x 16 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Charles P. Azukas, National Commander.
1970 April 14
1/7 190
Certificate, The Belle W. Baruch Foundation Citation for public service
; 10 x 14 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by members of the Belle W. Barch Foundation's Prize Committee and Board of Trustees.
1970 July 6
3/3 028
Certificate, Distinguished Service Award for leadership in conservation and national defense, Naval Reserve Association
; 14 x 17 ½ inches
Scope and Content: Signed by John S. Lewis, National Executive Director, and Ray Ackerman, National President.
1970 September 26
1/7 012
Plaque, International Design Award to Senator Jackson for contributions in environmental design, American Institute of Interior Designers, New York, New York
; 11 x 14 x 1 ¼ inches
General Notes: Inscription: As an individual in public office, Senator Jackson has demonstrated his concern for human welfare by his sponsorship of the 'National Environment Policy Act of 1969.' The Act requires the Federal Government to "utilize a systematic, inter-disciplinary approach which will insure the integrated use of the natural and social sciences and the environmental design arts in planning and in decision making which may have an impact on man's environment...."
General Notes: Original artifact also retained in box 6.
Scope and Content: Awarded to Senator Jackson for his sponsorship of the National Environment Policy Act of 1969. Includes names of other winners and is signed by Edward J. Rerrault, F.A.I.D., President, and by Charles Lehman, F.A.I.D., Executive Director.
1970
Senate
1971-1976
Box/Folder item
1/8 134
Staff writer, Bill Hill, explains the origins of Senator Jackson's nickname, "Capers of cartoon character christened 'Scoop,'" The Everett Herald
; 9 ¼ x 14 inches
Scope and Content: Includes a reproduction of the front page of the November 5, 1912 issue of The Everett Herald with "Scoop: the Cub Reporter" comic strip.
1971 April 3
1/8 003
Certificate, in appreciation for contributions to Youth Conservation Corps (YCC), United States Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C.
; 11 x 14 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by the Chairman of the Interior YCC Task Force and Rogers C. B. Morton, Secretary of the Interior.
1971 August 20
1/8 034
Certificate of Appreciation, American Society for Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Inc., Women's Division
; 11 x 14 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by the Presidium and the president of the American Society for Technion.
1971 October 19
1/8 036
Plaque, Greater Miami Hebrew Academy Award for support of Israel and Jewish Community, Miami Beach, Florida
; 17 ½ x 25 ½ x ¾ inches
General Notes: Inscription: In recognition of a quarter of a century of dynamic and dedicated leadership for the United States of America, for the birth and survival of the state of Israel, and for his support of the causes of Jewish education and the Jewish people here and throughout the world.
Scope and Content: Signed by Mendell M. Selig, Dinner Chairman; Irving Firtel, President; and Rabbi Alexander S. Gross, Principal.
1971 December 11
1/8 095 1971
1/8 106 1971
1/8 088 1972 January 28-30
1/8 060 1972 February 4
1/8 082 1972 February
1/8 070 1972 April 22
1/8 059
Plaque, commemorating a visit to Ashtabula, Ohio
; 7 x 9 ¾ x 1 inches
Scope and Content: Presented by Edward F. Bento, City Manager.
1972 April 29
1/8 128
Certificate, Honorary degree, Doctor of Laws, Linfield College, McMinnville, Oregon
; 6 x 8 inches
1972 May 21
1/8 079 1972
3/4 220
Certificate, Scholarship in perpetuity at the KFAR Silver Agricultural High School in Israel, Zionist Organization of America (ZOA)
; 16 x 20 inches
Scope and Content: The Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) establishment, in its 75th Jubilee Year, of a scholarship in honor of Senator Jackson in recognition of his national and international contributions to the human rights cause.
1973 January 29
1/8 085 1973 February 14
1/8 067 1973 February 16
1/8 049
Plaque, Reserve Officers Association Citizen of the Year resolution for contributions to National Security
; 17 ½ x 25 ½ x ¾ inches
General Notes: Inscription: Whereas, throughout more than thirty years of service in the National Congress of the United States, his devotion to the highest concept of duty to country; the courage and independence of his leadership for adequate preparedness which is necessary to National Security; the steadfastness of his dedication to the Citizen-Reservist tradition; the clarity of his judgment to insure strength, effectiveness and high morale to the Nation's military forces; have given confidence to his generation; inspiration in posterity, and safety to this Nation's institutions and ideals. Therefore, be it resolved, that in recognition of his extraordinary service to the United States, this Association proudly recognizes Henry M. Jackson as the Citizen of 1973 who has contributed most to the National Security shared by every American citizen in these times.
Scope and Content: Signed by National President Brigadier General Robert W. Smith, USAR and Executive Director Colonel John Karlton, AUS Retired.
1973 February 16
3/5 029
Certificate and Caleb B. Smith Medal of Honor, distinguished service award, Grand Lodge Free and Accepted Masons of the State of Indiana, Indianapolis, Indiana
; 11 x 17 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Grand Master John H. Jena and Secretary Dwight L. Smith.
General Notes: Medal of Honor is attached to award. Mounted on posterboard.
1973 February 19
1/8 233
Certificate of Appreciation for service to press, radio, and television, National Press Club, Washington, D.C.
; 12 x 9 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Donald R. Larrabee, President.
1973 March 27
1/8 113
Certificate, Honorary Degree, Doctor of Laws, Carroll College, Helena, Montana
; 8 x 10 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by President Joseph Harrington.
1973 May 6
1/8 015
Plaque, America-Israel Friendship Award, Mizrachi Women's Organization of America, Washington, D.C.
; 9 x 12 x ¾ inches
General Notes: Inscription: The Mizrachi Women's Organization of America takes pride in presenting its 1973 America-Israel Friendship Award to Hon. Henry M. Jackson member of the Senate of the United States in recognition of his energetic pursuit of interim and long-term solutions to the continuing problems of peace in the Middle East; his vigorous championship of ideals of freedom of conscience, religion and emigration; his eloquent interpretation in today's world of the ancient Biblical ideals of brotherhood, social justice and universal peace.
1973 July 17
1/8 076
Plaque, AOC Convention/Symposium appreciation award
; 7 x 8 x 1 inches
General Notes: Association of Old Crows (AOC?) had their "10th Annual Convention and Symposium" at the Washington Hilton Hotel in 1973.
1973 September
1/8 058
Plaque, Man of the Year Award for championing the cause of freedom for Soviet Jewry, State of Israel Bonds, Chicago, Illinois
; 9 x 13 x 1 inches
General Notes: Inscription: Man of the Year Award presented to Hon. Henry M. Jackson United States Senator from the State of Washington[,] distinguished statesman, dynamic champion of freedom for Soviet Jewry and devoted friend of Israel, whose steadfast and eloquent support has helped to advance the fulfillment of its hopes for peace and the attainment of social and economic progress.
1973 December 16
1/8 020 1973
1/8 022 1973
3/6 273
Golden Book Certificate for commitment to the state of Israel and dedication to Russian Jews, Maryland Council, Jewish National Fund, Baltimore, Maryland
1 leaf (folded) : illustration ; 13 ¾ x 17 ½ inches
Scope and Content: Awarded by Mervin Shpritz, President; Irvin Kovens, Chairman; and Bernhard Kiewe, Executive Director, on the occasion of the Blue and White Ball.
1974 January 6
1/9 112
Certificate, Honorary Citizen of Tucson, Arizona award, Office of the Mayor, Tucson, Arizona
: copper sheet ; 8 x 9 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Signed by L.C. Murphy, Mayor and Donald L. DeMent, City Clerk.
General Notes: APPRAISAL: Storage for copper sheet?
1974 February 9
1/9 204
Certificate, "A Grove of 1,000 Trees in the John F. Kennedy Peace Forest," Marylan [sic] Council, Jewish National Fund, Civic Center, Baltimore, Maryland
; 10 ½ x 15 inches
Scope and Content: Certificate from Mervin Shpritz, President and Bernhard Kiewe, Director, explaining that 1,000 trees will be planted in the John F. Kennedy Peace Forest in honor of Senator Jackson for "outstanding service to the State of Israel & Russian Jewry".
1974 February 17
1/9 181
Plaque, Jewish Teachers Association Avodah Award for contributions to world peace
; 14 x 17 x ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Michael Leinwand, President.
1974 February
1/9 083
Plaque, award in recognition of efforts to free the Jews of the Soviet Union, Rockland County Committee for Soviet Jewry, Spring Valley, New York
; 9 ¼ x 11 ¼ x 1 ½ inches
General Notes: Inscription: In recognition of your devoted efforts on behalf of freedom and of your valiant defense of the cause of liberty for those to whom it is denied. In grateful appreciation for your fight to free the Jews of the Soviet Union, and for their right to emigrate. It is our hope that your courage and steadfastness will be fruitful.
1974 April 28
1/9 214
Certificate, Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith award for public service
; 11 x 14 inches
1974 May 1
1/9 270
Plaque, in appreciation of encouragment to the youth of Israel and Histadrut, the Federation of Labor of Israel, Washington, D.C.
; 13 ¼ x 20 x 6 inches
Scope and Content: Presented by Matthew Schoenwald, Chairman of the American Trade Union Council for Histadrut, and Louis L. Levine, Chairman of the Public Service Council for Histadrut.
1974 May 14
1/9 229
Certificate of Appreciation for service to press, radio, and television, National Press Club, Washington, D.C.
; 12 x 9 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Clyde La Motte, president.
1974 May 21
1/9 056 1974 June 1
1/9 271 1974 June 12
1/9 031
Plaque, in appreciation, City of Los Angeles, California
; 12 ½ x 17 ½ x 1 ¼ inches
General Notes: Inscription: Presented to Henry M. Jackson United States Senator in grateful appreciation for his tireless and creative efforts on behalf of international peace, national security, the disadvantaged, and the enhancement of quality of life.
Scope and Content: From Arthur K. Snyder, Councilman, 14th District.
1974 December
3/7 161
Certificate of Founder-Member designation, State of Israel Prime Minister's Club
; 11 x 19 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Simcha Dinitz, Ambassador of the State of Israel to the United States.
1974
1/9 090 1974
1/9 135
Cover photo, "Scoop out front," Time
; 8 ¼ x 11 inches
Scope and Content: Includes graphic rendering of Senator Jackson.
1975 February 17
1/9 057 1975 February 27
1/9 238
Certificate, award for support of Technion Israel Institute of Technology, in Haifa, Israel, American Technion Society, Detroit Chapter, Detroit, Michigan
; 11 x 14 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by the Board Chairman and David D. Kahn, President of the Detroit, Michigan Chapter.
1975 May 4
1/9 143
Certificate, Distinguished Service Award, Distributive Education Clubs of America
; 11 x 14 inches
1975 July 23
1/9 158
Key to city of Worcester, Massachusetts
2 parts ; 5 ¾ x 2 x ¼ inches
Scope and Content: Presented by Mayor Israel Katz.
1975 October 16
1/9 225
Certificate, Benjamin Franklin Award for outstanding accomplishments on behalf of the U.S.A., Poor Richard Club, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
; 14 x 11 inches
1975 December 7
1/9 111
Certificates, Commodore Commissioning by Carlsbad Navy U.S.A. for being a coxwain aboard the "Peros Queen," Peros Tributary, Lake Carlsbad, New Mexico
2 certificates ; 8 ½ x 10 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Thomas H. Denton, Rear Admiral CNUSA.
1974-1975
1/9 159
Key to City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida
; 7 x 4 ¼ x 1 ½ inches
Scope and Content: Presented by Mayor E. Clay Shaw, Jr.
Biographical/Historical Note: Shaw was mayor of Ft. Lauderdale from 1975-1980.
circa 1975-1980
1/9 023 1976 February 15
1/9 075
Plaque, appreciation award, Lockport Common Council, Lockport, New York
; 6 ½ x 7 ¼ x ½ inches
Scope and Content: Presented by Mayor Michael W. Shanley.
1976 March 15
1/9 086
Plaque, award in recognition of efforts to improve education, New York City Community School District #4, New York, New York
; 10 x 14 x ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Presented by Anthony Alvarado, Superintendent, and Robert Rodriguez, President.
1976 March 25
1/9 068 1976 October 3
1/9 074
Plaque, award for contribution to development of Alpine Lakes Wilderness Area, Wenatchee and Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forests
; 9 x 11 x ¾ inches
General Notes: Inscription: Dedicated October 23, 1976 "...to secure for the American people of present and future generations the benefits of an enduring resource of wilderness..." "...an area where the earth and its community of life are untrammeled by man, and where man himself is a visitor who does not remain..."
Scope and Content: Signed by Don R. Campbell, Forest Supervisor of Mt.Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest and John L. Rogers, Forest Supervisor of Wenatchee National Forest.
General Notes: Original artifact also retained in box 5.
1976 October 23
1/9 069
Plaque, award honoring Helen Jackson, National Womens Committee Woman of the Year, Brandeis University, Massachusetts
; 10 x 8 ¼ x ¾ inches
General Notes: Original artifact also retained in box 5.
1976
Senate
1977-1982
Box/Folder item
2/1 101
Plaque, in recognition of efforts to involve minority businesses in the Alaska Pipeline/Trident Naval Submarine Base, United Inner City Development Foundation, Inc.
; 7 x 9 x ½ inches
Scope and Content: Presented by Garcia Massingale, Board President, and Michael K. Ross, Executive Director.
1977 January 28
2/1 037
Plaque, American Legion Award for Distinguished Public Service, 17th Annual American Legion Conference, Washington, D.C.
; 19 x 24 x 2 ½ inches
Scope and Content: Presented in recognition of Senator Jackson's thirty-six years in Congress. Signed by William F. Hauck, National Adjutant and William J. Rogers, National Commander.
1977 February 22
2/1 033
Certificate, Honorary Inspector Generalship of Southern Free Masons, Freemason Supreme Council of the 33° for the Southern Jurisdiction
; 14 x 12 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by the Grand Secretary General and the Sovereign Grand Commander.
1977 November 12
2/1 156
Plaque with pen used by Senator Jackson in executing his oath of office, Washington, D.C.
; 10 x 7 ¾ x 1 ¾ inches
General Notes: Original artifact also retained in box 6.
1978 January 4
2/1 116
Certificate, Honorary Membership, Kiwanis Club of Tacoma, Washington
; 9 ½ x 7 ½ inches
1978 May 30
2/1 117
Certificate, commemorating the dedication of the Justice William O. Douglas Building, Yakima, WA
; 8 x 10 inches
Scope and Content: Presented by Robert A. Leadon, Postmaster and Sectional Manger of the building, formerly Yakima Main Post Office and Federal Building. Includes an envelope with a postage stamp and a picture of Justice Douglas.
1978 October 27
2/1 087 1978
2/1 071
Plaque, Congregation Anshe S'Fard award for distinguished public service, Lakewood, New Jersey
; 10 x 12 x ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Presented by Rabbi Samuel Blech, Marc David, and Rabbi Yeruchim Shain.
1979 February 11
2/1 195
Certificate of Appreciation in recognition of contributions to the Nation's energy needs, National Energy Resources Organization, Washington, D.C.
; 16 x 12 inches
1979 February 27
2/1 253
Certificate of recognition, "Solidarity Sunday for Soviet Jewry," Greater New York Conference on Soviet Jewry, New York, New York
; 9 x 12 inches
Scope and Content: Includes a passport (indicating immigration from the U.S.S.R. to the U.S.A.) mounted on the certificate matting.
General Notes: Artifact is in two pieces including the matting with adhered passport and a paper certificate.
1979 April 29
tube:oversize
4 051
Certificate, Honorary Doctorate for contributions to human rights cause, Senate of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, Jerusalem
; 25 ¾ x 23 inches
1979 May 25
Box/Folder
2/1 223
Plaque, Honor Award for distinguished philanthropic service, National Jewish Hospital and Research Center, National Asthma Center, Seattle, Washington
; 21 ¼ x 18 x 3 inches
General Notes: Inscription: Whose great compassion and concern for mankind's Birthright to Breathe has helped and given great hope to the sick of all ages, races and creeds.
1979 June 2
2/1 096
Plaque, 1979 Solidarity Award for helping Soviet Jews achieve the right to emigrate, National Conference on Soviet Jewry, Washington, D.C.
; 15 x 11 x ¾ inches
General Notes: Inscription: A staunch advocate of the right of Jews and others to achieve dignity and fundamental freedom he helped sound a call which aroused this nation and joined in solidarity with Jewish activists in the Soviet Union struggling to achieve the right to rejoin their people[.] This historic effort helped give thousands of Jews and others the freedom to emigrate and join family in Israel and elsewhere.
Scope and Content: Presented by Eugene Gold, Chairman, and Jerry Goodman, Executive Director.
1979 June 10
2/1 097
Plaque, Temple Adath Yeshurun Man of the Year award, Syracuse, New York
; 9 ½ x 12 x 1 ½ inches
General Notes: No image available, item retained by Special Collectionsoff-site.
1979 June 24
2/1 278 1979 October 17
2/1 275
Certificate, "A Tribute to the Honorable Henry M. Jackson," Chugach Natives, Inc., Cordova, Alaska
; 8 ½ x 11 inches
Scope and Content: Letter thanking Senator Jackson for his "tireless efforts in securing a final resolution to the D-2 issue" and his work on the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act. Signed by Edgar Blatchford, President and G. R. Andersen, Jr., Chairman of the Board.
General Notes: The letter is supposed to accompany reproduction of Chugach artifact?
1979 November 14
2/1 152
Certificate, citation for distinguished service, 248th Coast Artillery Association, Puget Sound, Washington
; 8 ½ x 10 ½ inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Les Pennington, Secretary, and Gerald J. Maguire, President.
circa 1970s
2/1 008
Plaque, commemorating initial criticality, Fast Flux Test Facility, Hanford, Washington
; 7 ¼ x 5 x ¾ inches
General Notes: Inscription: "The country which first develops a breeder reactor will have a great competitive advantage in atomic energy." -Enrico Fermi.
Scope and Content: Includes Enrico Fermi quote and imprint: "Department of Energy: Westinghouse Hanford Company."
1980 February 9
mapcase:oversize
4/2 067
Certificate, International Kaplan Foundation Award from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
; 29 ½ x 26 ½ inches
Scope and Content: Awarded to Senator Jackson for his work for peace and human rights by Avraham Harman, President of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Zvi Levavy, president of the Morris J. and Betty Kaplan Foundation; and Stanley M. Bogen, president of the American Friends of the Hebrew University.
1980 February 24
Box/Folder
2/1 081 1980 March 11
2/1 269
Correspondence on a piece of lumber, Home Builder Association, Clark County, Washington
; 9 ¾ x 3 ½ x 1 ½
General Notes: Inscription: Senator Jackson: HELP!!! Are the Wheat farmers or the Chrysler Corp more important than us? Our Association represents 450 building firms in Southwest Washington. We are strongly IN FAVOR OF reactivating the Brooke-Cranston Program ASAP!!!!
Scope and Content: Sent and signed by Steven K. Bee to state support for the reactivation of the Brooke-Cranston Program.
General Notes: Original artifact also retained in box 5.
1980 March 20
2/1 093
Plaque, commemoration of visit to U.S. Submarine Force SubRon 14, Holy Loch, Scotland
; 9 x 12 ¼ x ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Submarine force of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet.
1980 July 7
2/1 007
Plaque, commemoration of visit to USS Holland AS32, the "world's greatest tender," Holy Loch, Scotland
; 9 x 12 ¼ x ¾ inches
General Notes: Original artifact also retained in box 5.
1980 July 7
2/1 244b
Certificate, Senator Henry M. Jackson has flown in Air Force One as a guest of President Jimmy Carter
; 14 x 11 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Robert E. Ruddick, Presidential Pilot.
1980 October 13
2/1 245
Certificate, Senator Henry M. Jackson has flown in Marine One as a guest of President Jimmy Carter
; 14 x 11 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by R.H. Meyday, Presidential Helicopter Pilot.
1980 October 13
2/1 222
Plaque, Key to city of Tacoma, Washington
; 23 x 11 ¼ x 1 inches
Scope and Content: Presented by Mayor Mike Parker.
1980 October 31
2/1 062
Plaque, in recognition for human rights efforts and the plight of Soviet Jews, Soviet Jewry Plea, Jewish Federation of South Broward, Florida
; 11 ½ x 14 ¼ x 1 inches
General Notes: Inscription: Presented to Sen. Henry Jackson whose concern for human rights has remained strong and steadfast and whose untiring efforts have resulted in the emigration of tens of thousands of Soviet Jews. "To bring out the prisoners from the dungeon, and them that sit in darkness out of the prison-house." Isaiah 42:7.
1980 November 9
2/1 021
Plaque, Youth Conservation Award for contributions to conservation, U.S. Young Adult Conservation Corps
; 15 x 17 x ¾ inches
General Notes: Inscription: In recognition of his personal contribution to the conservation and enhancement of our nation's resources, and the development of our youth through assistance to the U.S. Young Adult Conservation Corps.
Scope and Content: Imprint of the signatures of Secretary of the Interior, Cecil D. Andrus, and Secretary of Agriculture, Robert Bergland
1980
2/1 065 1980
2/2 094 1981 February 9
2/2 009 1981 May 2
2/2 140
Certificate, "Service Above Self" award for being a guest speaker, Rotary Club of Southcenter, Tukwila, Washington
; 10 x 8 inches
Scope and Content: Presented by Hugh Fairclough, Secretary, and Lyle Latham, President.
1981 August 10
2/2 276
Plaque, International Award from the Board of Trustees in recognition of dedication to the Jewish people, Spertus College of Judaica, Chicago, Illinois
; 10 ½ x 13 x 2 inches
General Notes: Inscription: In recognition of humanitarian efforts and continuing commitment to the Jewish people and the State of Israel.
1981 October 18
2/2 131
Certificate of Life Membership, The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, Lodge No. 137, Everett, Washington
; 7 x 11 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Edward L. Burnett, Grand Secretary.
1981 December 28
2/2 102
Plaque, Honorary Membership, Washington State Chefs' Association
; 9 x 7 x ¾ inches
General Notes: No image available, item retained by Special Collectionsoff-site.
1981
2/2 187
Certificate of Appreciation, "Thank you for always making it on time," Seattle Public Health Hospital, Seattle, Washington
; 11 x 15 inches
Scope and Content: Includes a political cartoon by Brian Basset of The Seattle Times. Signed by Richard K. Tompkins, M.D., Executive Director, and Luana L. Reyes, Chairwoman.
1982 January 5
2/2 186
Plaque, award of appreciation for his 30th year in the Senate, The Seattle Business Community, Seattle, Washington
; 12 ½ x 15 ½ x 1 inches
General Notes: Inscription: The Seattle Business Community wishes to express its respect and affection on the occasion of his thirtieth year in the United States Senate. Born in Everett, Washington, "Scoop" Jackson graduated from the University of Washington Law School and served twelve years in the House of Representatives before being elected to the United States Senate. Senator Jackson has devoted his entire adult life to public service and has been in the truest sense of the word a dedicated servant of the State of Washington and our nation. His leadership, understanding and concern for the welfare of our country has earned for Henry M. Jackson our warm admiration and deep respect. We salute his outstanding achievements of leadership and service which have added to the well-being and progress of our community and nation.
Scope and Content: Signed by members of the Senator Jackson Appreciation Breakfast Committee, including Donald J. Coney, Bob Graham, Frank M. McCord, F.S. Weiss, and Payton Smith.
1982 January 7
2/2 162
Wooden Statue commemorating the Northwest Carpenters Training Center Open House, Mt. Vernon, Washington
; 3 ¼ x 3 ¼ x 13 ¼ inches
Andy Fleshman (Artist)
Scope and Content: Wooden statue built by union carpenters. Engraving on back, "Andy Fleshman Mt. Vernon Wash., '82."
General Notes: Original artifact also retained in box 5.
1982 January 9
2/2 126
Certificate of Appreciation for speech, University Kiwanis Club, Seattle, Washington
; 11 x 9 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Don Katterman, President.
1982 January 11
2/2 191
Congressional Member Certificate, Civil Air Patrol, Auxiliary United States Air Force
; 14 x 17 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Johnnie Boyd, National Commander.
1982 February 8
2/2 251
Certificate of appointment to Fleet Admiral, Boeing Marine Systems, Seattle, Washington
1 photograph ; 9 x 11 ½ inches
Scope and Content: A photograph of the Jetfoil Mini Princess in the Puget Sound accompanies the certificate.
1982 February 17
2/2 132
Certificate in recognition of contributions to vocational education, Washington Vocational Association
; 11 x 8 ½ inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Clarence R. Scott, State President.
1982 March 2
2/2 228
Certificate of Appreciation for outstanding support, Toastmasters International
; 10 x 8 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by William E. Steory, Governor, District 2.
1982 May 15
2/2 078 1982 May 14-15
2/2 160
Plaque, The Friends of Juanita High School, Kirkland, Washington
; 7 ¾ in diameter x ½ inches
Scope and Content: Plaque includes the words "solar greenhouse".
General Notes: Original artifact also retained in box 5.
1982 June 2
2/2 108 1982 June 3
2/2 227
Certificate of Appreciation, Stanwood-Camano Kiwanis Club, Washington
; 8 ½ x 7 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Mick Hanson, President.
1982 June 3
2/2 016 1982 June 4
2/2 144
Certificate of Membership in The National Advisory Board, American University, Washington, D.C.
; 11 x 8 ½ inches
1982 August 10
2/2 142
Certificate, Commission to the rank of Colonel in the Army of the Confederate States of America
; 11 x 8 ½ inches
Scope and Content: Awarded to Senator Jackson "by order of B.R. Murray".
1982 August 13
2/2 073 1982 October 12
2/2 064
Plaque of appreciation, Centralia Kiwanis Club, Centralia, Washington
; 9 ¼ x 10 ¼ x ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Awarded to by Larry Edinger, 1981-1982 President.
1981-1982
Senate
1983
Box/Folder item
2/3 099
Plaque, Israel's 35th Anniversary dedication to Senator Henry M. Jackson, Albany Jewish Community, Albany, New York
; 12 x 15 x ¾ inches
General Notes: Inscription: Albany Jewish Community pays special tribute to Senator Henry M. Jackson on the occasion of Israel's 35th Anniversary, his long-standing commitment to the people and the state of Israel, his compassionate leadership on behalf of Soviet Jewry and the reunification of our people, and his unfailing devotion to the principles of our democratic process and to the concepts of international justice and peace.
Scope and Content: Presented by Daniel Hershberg, President of the Greater Albany Jewish Federation and Norman Brickman, Chairman of the 1983 United Jewish Appeal Campaign.
1983 March 13
2/3 104
Plaque, Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument, Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Washington
; 12 x 9 x ¾ inches
General Notes: Original artifact also retained in box 5.
General Notes: Inscription: On May 18, 1980, Mount St. Helens captured the World's attention with an explosive eruption. The President and Congress of the United States set aside this National Monument for research, education, and recreation for present and future generations. The Monument was dedicated to protect and preserve this opportunity to observe the dynamic forces of nature, and the natural recovery of the land.
General Notes: Original artifact also retained (in box 4/2).
Scope and Content: Plaque explains why the monument was created by the President and Congress of the United States after the May 18, 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens.
1983 May 18
International Association of Bomb Technicians and Investigators, Seattle, Washington
1983 May 30
Box/Folder item
2/3 105
2/3 105a
Certificate ofAppreciation
; 8 ½ x 11 inches
Scope and Content: Certificate is signed by the International Director.
Box/Folder item
3/8 032
Certificate, salute for efforts in behalf of Soviet Jews and Israel, Class of 1983, Shulamith School, Washington, D.C.
; 12 x 16 inches
Scope and Content: The Sulamith School is a Jewish parochial girls school in Brooklyn, New York. Signed by David Rogoff, Principal; Richard E. Jacobs, President; and Moshe Zarik, Executive Director.
1983 June 9
2/3 063 1983
2/3 061 1983
2/3 133
Certificate, Loyal Membership in the Bond in recognition of 50 years of membership, the Delta Chi Fraternity
; 11 x 8 ½ inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Robert P. LaBooy, Jr., and the Executive Director.
circa 1980s
2/3 115
Certificate of Recognition, The Society of American Military Engineers, Seattle Post, Seattle, Washington
; 9 ¾ x 8 inches
undated
2/3 226
Certificate, The Delta Award, Delta Chi Educational Foundation, The Delta Chi Fraternity
; 8 x 10 inches
Scope and Content: Signed by the president.
undated
2/3 100 undated
2/3 006
Plaque, Madison County Commission Seal of Friendship, Alabama
; 4 ½ x 5 ¾ x ½ inches
General Notes: Original artifact also retained (in box 5/3).
undated
2/3 109 undated
2/3 019
Statue of Jacob struggling with God, Genesis 32:29
; 5 x 3 ¼ x 6 inches
Yaacov Heller (Artist)
General Notes: Inscription: "...Your name shall be called no more Jacob, but Israel...For you have struggled with God and prevailed." Genesis XXXII.29.
General Notes: Caption quoted as wrong verse. The quote is from Genesis 32:28.
General Notes: Original artifact also retained in box 5.
undated
2/3 091
Plaque, award in recognition of contributions toward national defense, United States Army Reserve
; 8 ½ x 10 ¼ x ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Major General James Milnor Roberts, Chief of the Army Reserve.
General Notes: Roberts was Chief from 1971-1975. Circa early 70's?
undated
2/3 084
Plaque, 100,000 Mile Club Membership award in recognition of contributions to air transport progress, United Air Lines
; 6 ¼ x 8 ½ x 1 ½ inches
Scope and Content: Signed by W.A. Patterson, United Air Lines President.
General Notes: Online sources indicate that Patterson was president from 1934-1966.There is legislative correspondence in the finding aid related to United Air Lines from 1963 (accession 3560-003, 206/18).
undated
2/3 080 undated
2/3 055
Plaque, Service to Vietnam Veterans Award, Vets of Hecus
; 10 x 14 x ¾ inches
General Notes: Inscription: Because of your continued support for and dedication to Vietnam veterans we have selected you as our first recipient of the "Service to Vietnam Veterans Award".
undated
2/3 072
Plaque, Friend of Washington Crew, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
; 8 ¼ x 4 ¾ x ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes seal of 1971 Pan American Games in Cali, Columbia.
General Notes: Original artifact also retained in box 5.
undated
2/3 017
Key to City of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
; 7 x 4 ¼ x 1 ¼ inches
Scope and Content: Presented by Mayor Walter W. Lisman.
undated
2/3 018
Medallion in case from Tunisian Minister of Defense, Mr. Slaheddine Baly
; 7 ¼ x 7 ¼ x 1 inches
General Notes: Imprint on back: "Huguenin: Made in Switzerland."
undated
2/3 215
Painting of Jackson Park Naval Housing, Bremerton, Washington
; 27 ½ x 21 ½ x 1 inches
General Notes: Inscription: Jackson Park Naval Housing-Bremerton, Washington[.] Named for the Honorable Henry M. Jackson, U.S. Senate in appreciation for his efforts in behalf of the U.S. Navy.
undated
2/3 277 undated
2/3 120
Cover photograph, "Senator Jackson-congressional pioneer in environmental problems," Government Executive
; 10 ¾ x 7 ¾ inches
undated
Campaign Material
1952-1982
Senatorial
1952
Box/Folder item
2/4 011
Certificate of Election,United States Senator, The State of Washington, Olympia, Washington
; 11 x 13 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Governor Arthur B. Langlie and Secretary of StateEarl Coe.
1952 December 4
Senatorial
1958
Box/Folder item
2/4 002
Certificate of Election,United States Senator, The State of Washington, Olympia, Washington
; 11 x 13 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Governor Albert D. Rosellini and Secretary ofState Victor A. Meyers.
1958 December4
Senatorial
1964
Box/Folder item
2/4 001
Certificate of Election,United States Senator, The State of Washington, Olympia, Washington
; 11 x 13 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Governor Albert D. Rosellini.
1964 December 14
Senatorial
1970
Box/Folder item
2/4 141
Certificate of Election,United States Senator, The State of Washington, Olympia, Washington
; 11 x 13 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Signed by Governor Daniel J. Evans and Secretary of StateA. Ludlow Kramer.
1970 December 3
Presidential
1972
Box/Folder item
2/5 154
Cover photograph, Senator andMrs. Jackson sitting together, Parade Magazine, The San Diego Union
; 10 ¾ x 12 ½ inches
Scope and Content: Headline, "Senator 'Scoop' Jackson and Wife Helen - He'sPresidential Timber."
1971 March 7
2/5 183
Newspaper clipping, "Here'sthe real scoop on Sen. Jackson," The San Diego Union
; 17 x 10 ½ inches
Scope and Content: Photographs with captions showing Senator Jackson during acampaign stop in Winter Haven, Florida speaking to an older woman and a boy ona bicycle. The photograph on the right side depicts the same event, but takenfrom behind Jackson and facing the crowd (caption describes the wire services'use of the misleading first photograph).
General Notes: Photographs can be found in photograph collection (accessionnumber 3560-33, folder 21/29).
1972 February 15
Presidential
1976
Box/Folder item
2/6 182
Newspaper clipping, "Scoopwins N.Y., Udall runs 2d," front page of Daily News
; 11 x 14 ¾ inches
1976 April 7
Original artifacts retained
General Notes: The following original artifacts, which are also listed in the preceding inventory, have been retained in UW Special Collections:
Box item
5 089 1966 December 13
5 104 1983 May 18
5 007 1980 July 7
6 012 1970
5 069 1976
6 066 1965 December
5 074 1976 October 23
5 160 1982 June 2
5 072 undated
5 006 undated
5 269 1980 March 20
5 019
Statue of Jacob struggling with God, Genesis 32:29
; 5 x 3 ¼ x 6 inches
Yaacov Heller (Artist)
undated
5 162 1982 January 9
6 156 1978 January 4
6 157 1967
7 016 1982 June 4

Accession No. 3560-014: Senate case files, 1980-1983Return to Top

5 cubic feet
Arrangement: Arranged by year, then alphabetically by agency or department.

Scope and Content: This accession consists of constituent case files from the last four years of Jackson's Senate career. These files are a representative sample of the case files from this period.

Restrictions on Access: Access to case files is restricted. Contact repository fordetails.

Records stored offsite; advance notice required for use.

Container(s) Description Dates
1980
1980
Box/Folder Accession
1/1 3560-014
U.S. Action
1980
1/2 3560-014
U.S. Agricultural Marketing Service
1980
1/3 3560-014
U.S. Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
1980
1/4 3560-014
U.S. Agriculture Department
1980
1/5-6 3560-014
U.S. Air Force
1980
1/7-10 3560-014
U.S. Army
1980
1/11 3560-014
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1980
1/12 3560-014
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1980
1/13 3560-014
U.S. Coast Guard
1980
1/14 3560-014
U.S. Commerce Department
1980
1/15 3560-014
U.S. Community Services Administration
1980
1/16 3560-014
U.S. Customs Service
1980
1/17 3560-014
U.S. Defense Department
1980
1/18 3560-014
U.S. Economic Development Administration
1980
1/19 3560-014
U.S. Education Department
1980
1/20-21 3560-014
U.S. Energy Department
1980
1/22 3560-014
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1980
1/23 3560-014
U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
1980
1/24 3560-014
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1980
1/25 3560-014
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1980
1/26 3560-014
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1980
1/27 3560-014
U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency
1980
1/28 3560-014
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1980
1/29 3560-014
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
1980
1/30 3560-014
U.S. Forest Service
1980
1/31 3560-014
U.S. General Services Administration
1980
1/32 3560-014
U.S. Health and Human Services Department
1980
1/33 3560-014
U.S. Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service
1980
1/34 3560-014
U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department
1980
1/35 3560-014
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
1980
1/36 3560-014
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1980
1/37 3560-014
U.S. Interior Department
1980
1/38 3560-014
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1980
1/39 3560-014
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1980
1/40 3560-014
U.S. Justice Department
1980
1/41-42 3560-014
U.S. Labor Department
1980
1/43 3560-014
U.S. Marine Corps
1980
1/44 3560-014
U.S. National Guard
1980
1/45 3560-014
U.S. National Labor Relations Board
1980
1/46 3560-014
U.S. National Park Service
1980
1/47-49 3560-014
U.S. Navy Department
1980
1/50 3560-014
U.S. Personnel Management Office
1980
1/51-2 3560-014
U.S. Postal Service
1980
1/53 3560-014
U.S. Prison Bureau
1980
1/54 3560-014
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1980
1/55 3560-014
U.S. Retirement, Insurance and Occupational Health Bureau
1980
1/56 3560-014
U.S. Securities Exchange Commission
1980
1/57 3560-014
U.S. Small Business Administration
1980
2/1-4 3560-014
U.S. Social Security Administration
1980
2/5 3560-014
U.S. State Department
1980
2/6-7 3560-014
U.S. State Department -- Visas
1980
2/8 3560-014
U.S. Transportation Department
1980
2/9 3560-014
U.S. Treasury Department
1980
2/10-12 3560-014
U.S. Veterans Administration
1980
2/13-14 3560-014
Washington State
1980
2/15 3560-014
Miscellaneous
1980
1981
1981
Box/Folder Accession
2/16 3560-014
U.S. Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
1981
2/17 3560-014
U.S. Agriculture Department
1981
2/18-20 3560-014
U.S. Air Force
1981
2/21-25 3560-014
U.S. Army
1981
2/26 3560-014
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1981
2/27 3560-014
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
1981
2/28-29 3560-014
U.S. Coast Guard
1981
2/30 3560-014
U.S. Commerce Department
1981
2/31 3560-014
U.S. Compensation, Retirement and Insurance Group
1981
2/32 3560-014
U.S. Customs Service
1981
2/33 3560-014
U.S. Defense Department
1981
2/34 3560-014
U.S. Education Department
1981
2/35 3560-014
U.S. Energy Department
1981
2/36 3560-014
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1981
2/37 3560-014
U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
1981
2/38 3560-014
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1981
2/39 3560-014
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1981
2/40 3560-014
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1981
2/41 3560-014
U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency
1981
2/42 3560-014
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1981
2/43 3560-014
U.S. Forest Service
1981
2/44 3560-014
U.S. General Services Administration
1981
2/45 3560-014
U.S. Health and Human Services Department
1981
2/46 3560-014
U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department
1981
2/47-48 3560-014
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
1981
2/49 3560-014
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1981
2/50 3560-014
U.S. Interior Department
1981
2/51-52 3560-014
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1981
2/53 3560-014
U.S. Justice Department
1981
3/1 3560-014
U.S. Labor Department
1981
3/2 3560-014
U.S. Marine Corps
1981
3/3 3560-014
U.S. National Park Service
1981
3/4-6 3560-014
U.S. Navy
1981
3/7 3560-014
U.S. Personnel Management Office
1981
3/8-9 3560-014
U.S. Postal Service
1981
3/10 3560-014
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1981
3/11 3560-014
U.S. Small Business Administration
1981
3/12-14 3560-014
U.S. Social Security Administration
1981
3/15 3560-014
U.S. State Department
1981
3/16-17 3560-014
U.S. State Department -- Visas
1981
3/18 3560-014
U.S. Transportation Department
1981
3/19 3560-014
U.S. Treasury Department
1981
3/20-24 3560-014
U.S. Veterans Administration
1981
3/25-26 3560-014
Washington State
1981
3/27-28 3560-014
Miscellaneous
1981
1982
1982
Box/Folder Accession
3/29 3560-014
U.S. Agriculture Department
1982
3/30-32 3560-014
U.S. Air Force
1982
3/33-36 3560-014
U.S. Army
1982
3/37 3560-014
U.S. Army. Engineers Corps
1982
3/38-39 3560-014
U.S. Coast Guard
1982
3/40 3560-014
U.S. Commerce Department
1982
3/41 3560-014
U.S. Customs Department
1982
3/42 3560-014
U.S. Defense Department
1982
3/43 3560-014
U.S. Education Department
1982
3/44 3560-014
U.S. Energy Department
1982
3/45 3560-014
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1982
3/46 3560-014
U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
1982
3/47 3560-014
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1982
3/48 3560-014
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1982
3/49 3560-014
U.S. Federal Communications Commission
1982
3/50 3560-014
U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency
1982
3/51 3560-014
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
1982
3/52 3560-014
U.S. Forest Service
1982
3/53 3560-014
U.S. General Services Administration
1982
3/54 3560-014
U.S. Health and Human Services Department
1982
3/55 3560-014
U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department
1982
4/1-3 3560-014
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
1982
4/4 3560-014
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1982
4/5 3560-014
U.S. Interior Department
1982
4/6-8 3560-014
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1982
4/9 3560-014
U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
1982
4/10 3560-014
U.S. Justice Department
1982
4/11 3560-014
U.S. Labor Department
1982
4/12 3560-014
U.S. Marine Corps
1982
4/13 3560-014
U.S. National Park Service
1982
4/14-17 3560-014
U.S. Navy
1982
4/18-19 3560-014
U.S. Personnel Management Office
1982
4/20-21 3560-014
U.S. Postal Service
1982
4/22 3560-014
U.S. Prison Bureau
1982
4/23 3560-014
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1982
4/24 3560-014
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1982
4/25 3560-014
U.S. Small Business Administration
1982
4/26-32 3560-014
U.S. Social Security Administration
1982
4/33 3560-014
U.S. State Department
1982
4/34-35 3560-014
U.S. State Department -- Visas
1982
4/36 3560-014
U.S. Transportation Department
1982
4/37 3560-014
U.S. Treasury Department
1982
4/38-41 3560-014
U.S. Veterans Administration
1982
4/42-44 3560-014
Washington State
1982
4/45-46 3560-014
Miscellaneous
1982
1983
1983
Box/Folder Accession
5/1 3560-014
U.S. Agriculture Department
1983
5/2-3 3560-014
U.S. Air Force
1983
5/4-6 3560-014
U.S. Army
1983
5/7 3560-014
U.S. Coast Guard
1983
5/8 3560-014
U.S. Commerce Department
1983
5/9 3560-014
U.S. Customs Service
1983
5/10 3560-014
U.S. Defense Department
1983
5/11 3560-014
U.S. Education Department
1983
5/12 3560-014
U.S. Energy Department
1983
5/13 3560-014
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1983
5/14 3560-014
U.S. Farmers Home Administration
1983
5/15 3560-014
U.S. Federal Aviation Administration
1983
5/16 3560-014
U.S. Forest Service
1983
5/17 3560-014
U.S. General Services Administration
1983
5/18 3560-014
U.S. Government Accounting Office
1983
5/19 3560-014
U.S. Health and Human Services Department
1983
5/20 3560-014
U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department
1983
5/21-22 3560-014
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
1983
5/23 3560-014
U.S. Indian Affairs Bureau
1983
5/24 3560-014
U.S. Interior Department
1983
5/25-26 3560-014
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
1983
5/27 3560-014
U.S. Justice Department
1983
5/28-29 3560-014
U.S. Labor Department
1983
5/30 3560-014
U.S. Marine Corps
1983
5/31 3560-014
U.S. National Park Service
1983
5/32 3560-014
U.S. National Railroad Passenger Corporation (AMTRAK)
1983
5/33-34 3560-014
U.S. Navy
1983
5/35-36 3560-014
U.S. Personnel Management Office
1983
5/37 3560-014
U.S. Postal Service
1983
5/38 3560-014
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
1983
5/39 3560-014
U.S. Small Business Administration
1983
5/40-45 3560-014
U.S. Social Security Administration
1983
5/46 3560-014
U.S. State Department
1983
5/47-48 3560-014
U.S. State Department -- Visas
1983
5/49 3560-014
U.S. Treasury Department
1983
5/50-53 3560-014
U.S. Veterans Administration
1983
5/54-56 3560-014
Washington State
1983
5/57 3560-014
Miscellaneous
1983

Accession No. 3560-016: Campaign ephemera, 1940-1982Return to Top

6.57 cubic feet (4 boxes and 2 oversize posters)
Arrangement: The materials in the Campaign Ephemera accession have been arranged chronologically, by campaign, boxed according to size, and listed at the item level. The filing units have been divided into series based on Senator Jackson's senatorial, Vice Presidential, and Presidential campaign activities.The Campaign Ephemera accession has been arranged into 12 series:
  • U.S. House of Representatives, 1941
  • U.S. House of Representatives, 1947
  • Senatorial, 1952
  • Senatorial, 1958
  • Vice Presidential, 1960
  • Senatorial, 1965
  • Senatorial, 1971
  • Presidential, 1972
  • Presidential, 1976
  • Senatorial, 1977
  • Vice Presidential, 1980
  • Senatorial, 1983

Scope and Content: This accession is comprised of four boxes of campaign ephemera, as well as an oversize oil-cloth banner and cardboard billboard. The materials arelargely from Jackson's Senate and Presidential campaigns and include sashes, buttons, campaign literature, stationery, a "Scoops Troops" T-shirt, andmock-ups for many materials in the accession. This accession also contains a small amount of materials from Jackson's House races, and from the campaigns of other Democratic candidates.

Processing Info: Items in duplicate share one unit identification number.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.

Some material stored offsite; advance notice is required for use.

Container(s) Description Dates
U.S. House of Representatives
1941
Box/Folder item
1/1 1
Business card, Henry M. Jackson for Congress, Second District
1940
U.S. House of Representatives
1947
Box/Folder item
1/2 2-3
U.S. Representative, Second District, Washington State
Scope and Content: Includes a bookmark, "Support the President's Labor Policy," with portrait of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and list of Washington State candidates; and campaign pamphlet "Retain your able Congressman, Henry M. Jackson, six able years in Congress, Vote for Jackson." Pamphlet has a duplicate (3).
Senatorial
1952
Box/Folder item
1/3 4-5
Jackson, Democrat, for U.S. Senator
Scope and Content: Includes a statement on the differences between Harry Cain and Jackson; and campaign brochure, "Jackson will make a great U.S. Senator."Campaign brochure has a duplicate (5).
Senatorial
1958
Box/Folder item
1/4 6-7
Henry M. Jackson, candidate for U.S. Senator, Washington State Campaign Headquarters
Scope and Content: Includes campaign envelope and campaign brochure, "Jackson is doing a great job, U.S. Senator, Democrat."Envelope has a duplicate (7).
1958
Vice-Presidential
1960
Box/Folder item
1/5 8-9
U.S. Senator Henry M. Jackson for Vice-President Committee, National Headquarters, Seattle, Washington
Scope and Content: Includes an envelope and a letterhead sheet.Includes duplicates (8 and 9).
1960
1/6 97
Button, "Scoop" Jackson for Vice President
1960
2/1 48-49
Senator Henry Jackson makes sense as Vice-President
; 11 x 14 inches
Scope and Content: Includes campaign photograph-and-caption spread and the oil-pastel graphic layout for the spread.
1960
mapcase:oversize
OS 1 93
Poster, Jackson: Vice-President
; 24 ¾ x 37 ¼ inches
General Notes: Poster has raised cardboard cutout of Jackson nailed to it.
1960
Senatorial
1965
Box/Folder item
1/7 10-18
The Jackson for Senate Re-Election Committee, Seattle, Washington
Scope and Content: Includes letterhead; campaign brochure, "What has Senator Jackson done for us lately?" and "Senator Jackson serves our country well"; an excerpt of an address given to the Democratic State Convention, Seattle, Washington, "That was the week that was or 'How do you bury Barry with no body?'"; a letter to Mr. Will M. Derig, attorney at law, on the Lloyd J. Andrews for U.S. Senate tear sheet outlining the TFX controversy; newspaper, Labor, vol. XLVI, no. 11, Saturday, October 10, 1964; Snohomish County, Washington campaign newspaper, "A vote for the Democratic Team is a vote for progress"; and campaign newspaper, "Jackson's record: exposed."
1964
2/2 50
Brochure, "Senator Henry M. Jackson serves our country well, serves us well," the Jackson for Senate Re-Election Committee, John L. Salter Chairman, Seattle, Washington
; 10 ¾ x 13 inches
Scope and Content: Includes photographs and anecdotes.
General Notes: Interleave individual items?
1964
2/3 51
Poster, Senator Jackson, Democrat
; 14 ¼ x 20 ¼ inches
Scope and Content: Includes a drawn portrait of Senator Jackson.Poster has duplicate.
1964
3/2 52
Poster, Jackson, U.S. Senator
; 19 x 25 inches
Scope and Content: Poster features a photograph of Senator Jackson.
1964
Senatorial
1971
Box/Folder item
1/8 19
"An Evening with the Jacksons," Jackson Dinner Headquarters, Olympic Hotel, Seattle, Washington
Scope and Content: Includes invitation, reservation ticket, and envelope.
1969 November 6
1/9 20
Brochure, luncheon held in honor of Senator Henry M. Jackson, Labor-Management Luncheon, Catholic Seamen's Club, Seattle, Washington?
1970 October 22
1/10 21-29
Senator Jackson for Re-Election Committee, Citizens for Senator Henry M. Jackson, Donald Voorhees, Chairman, Seattle, Washington
Scope and Content: Includes brochures, envelopes, letterhead, and advertising supplements for The Seattle Times, The Seattle Post-Intelligencer, and The Spokesman Review.
1970
3/3 53-55
Posters, Senator Jackson for Re-election, Stanley D. Golub, Chairman, Seattle, Washington
; 30 x 18 inches
Scope and Content: Includes two posters with headshot of Senator Jackson, and one poster with drawing of Senator Jackson and slogan "...common sense and uncommon courage."
1970
folder:oversize
OS 2 94
Poster, Senator Jackson for Re-election, Stanley D. Golub, Chairman, Seattle, Washington
; 59 x 35 inches
Scope and Content: Large Senator Jackson for Re-election, Seattle, Washington poster with drawing of Senator Jackson and slogan "...common sense and uncommon courage."
1970
Box/Folder
1/11 98
Campaign buttons, "I'm for Scoop"
Scope and Content: Includes 9 buttons.
circa 1970
mapcase:oversize
4/1 95
Campaign billboard, "Jackson"
Scope and Content: Several pieces that compose a large billboard sign with the word "Jackson" and a picture of Senator Jackson.
circa 1970
Presidential
1972
Box/Folder item
1/12 30-38
"Jackson '72", Citizens for Jackson, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Chairman, Seattle, Washington
Scope and Content: Includes bumper stickers; chart, "Winning Percentages of Democratic Presidential Hopefuls"; brochures, "The next President of America?" and "'Common sense for a change...' Jackson for President"; and logo, "Scoops Troops."
1972
1/13 99
Extra large yellow t-shirt with blue writing, "Scoops Troops"
Scope and Content: Includes a note from Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Marsh of Pullman, Washington who donated the t-shirt for the Congressional Papers Project, June 10, 1986.
1972
2/4 56-60
Presidential campaign materials for Senator Jackson
; 11 ¼ x 16 ¼ inches
Scope and Content: Includes a press layout for a campaign article in 1/9, "The next President of America?"; layouts for two Presidential Primary advertisements from the Washington State Steering Committee for Jackson for President, Seattle, Washington; and two campaign posters from the Nebraska Jackson for President Committee.
1972
2/5 61-69
Jackson for President materials
; 15 x 20 inches
Scope and Content: Includes layout design for campaign poster "Common sense for a change. Jackson for President" and black and white pressings of campaign material designs featuring the slogans "What color is Henry Jackson?" "Somebody you believe in believes in him. Andrew Hatcher." and "Be a believer."
1972
3/4 70-74
Campaign newspaper, "Jackson 72," Floridians for Jackson, Tampa, Florida
; 28 ¼ x 19 ½ inches
Scope and Content: Includes 4 corresponding graphic layouts for newspaper.
1972
3/5 75-76
Poster, "Scoop Jackson goes to the people," Citizens for Jackson, Washington, D.C.
; 30 x 20 inches
Scope and Content: Includes graphics layout for "Scoop Jackson Goes To The People."
1972
3/6 77-80
Miscellaneous campaign materials, Jackson for President
; 30 x 20 ½ inches
Scope and Content: Includes mounted sign, "'Scoop' Jackson for President"; 2 poster layouts, "Jackson 72 Press Kit" and "Jackson for President"; and poster, "Common Sense...for a Change: Scoop Jackson for President, Democrat".
1972
1/14 100-101
Campaign buttons, "Jackson for President 1972" and "Common Sense for a Change: Jackson for President"
Scope and Content: Includes 20 "Jackson for President 1972" and 2 "Common Sense for a Change: Jackson for President" buttons.
1972
1/15 102
Roll of red, white, and blue stickers, "Common Sense for a Change: Jackson 72"
1972
1/16 103
Red sash with white letters, "Scoop"
Scope and Content: Includes 2 sashes worn by campaign supporters.
1972
1/17 104-109
Red and blue buttons and lapel clips, "Jackson"
Scope and Content: Includes 2 Oregon Citizens for Jackson buttons; 10 large blue "Jackson" buttons; 11 small blue "Jackson" buttons; 3 small red "Jackson" buttons; 12 red and 7 blue "Jackson" metal lapel clips.
1972
Presidential
1976
Box/Folder item
3/7 80a
Campaign poster, "Jackson Para Presidente," Jackson for President Committee, Walter T. Skallerup, Jr., Treasurer
circa 1975
1/18 110-112
Campaign buttons and stickers, "Jackson Means Jobs," Jackson for President Committee, Walter T. Skallerup, Jr. Treasurer
Scope and Content: Includes 10 "Jackson Means Jobs" (with image of lunchbox) buttons, 8 blue "Jackson Means Jobs" buttons, and 10 "Jackson Means Jobs" (with image of lunchbox) stickers.
circa 1975
1/19 113
Campaign button, "Bored with Ford Axe him with Jackson for President '76"
Scope and Content: Includes 1 button.
circa 1975
1/20 39-43
"Jackson for President," Jackson for President Committee, Walter T. Skallerup, Jr., Treasurer, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes bumper stickers, campaign newspaper; and newspaper, Labor, vol. LVII, no. 13, September 4, 1976.
1976
Senatorial
1977
Box/Folder item
1/21 44
Campaign brochure, "Seven Strong," Democratic State Central Committee, Robert Kull, Chairman, Seattle, Washington
Scope and Content: Brochure covers seven Washington State politicians: Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Senator Henry M. Jackson, Congresswoman Julia Butler Hansen, Congressman Lloyd Meeds, Congressman Tom Foley, Congressman Floyd Hicks, and Congressman Brock Adams.
circa 1970s
Vice-Presidential
1980
Box/Folder item
1/22 114
Buttons, "Kennnedy/Jackson '80"
Scope and Content: Includes 10 blue pins supporting the Senator Ted Kennedy/Senator Henry M. Jackson campaign.
1980
Senatorial
1983
Box/Folder item
1/23 45-47
Brochures, People for Jackson for United States Senator, Democrat, Haakon Ragde, M.D., Chairman, Seattle, Washington
1982
2/6 81-87
Mock-ups, "Jackson 82", People for Jackson
; 22 x 15 inches
Scope and Content: Includes 4 mock-ups for bumper stickers and signs "Scoop's our man"; poster, "Scoop in '82"; and two campaign layouts, People for Jackson, Seattle, Washington.
1982
3/8 88-89
Poster, "Jackson 82", U.S. Senate, Democrat, People for Jackson Committee
; 22 x 28 ¼ inches
Scope and Content: Includes page from August 1982 wall calendar.
1982
3/1 90-92
Poster, Jackson for United States Senator, Democrat
; 24 x 20 ¼ inches
Scope and Content: Includes 2 oversized headshots of Senator Jackson and poster using the headshot.
1982
tube:oversize
OS 3 96
Oilcloth banner, "Scoop in '82"
; 7 ½ x 4 ½ feet
Scope and Content: Note on corner of of sign, "Labor donated."
1982
Box/Folder
1/24 115-116
Buttons and balloons, "Scoop in 82"
Scope and Content: Includes 10 buttons and 8 multi-colored ballons.
1982
1/25 117
Pen, "The Scoop is Henry M. Jackson for Senator"
undated
1/26 118
Buttons, "Elect Senator Jackson"
Scope and Content: Includes 10 buttons.
undated
1/27 119
Blue and white buttons, "Scoop"
Scope and Content: Includes 10 "Scoop" buttons.
undated
1/28 120
Gold lapel pins, "Jackson"
Scope and Content: Includes 10 pins.
undated
1/29 121-123
Miscellaneous buttons
Scope and Content: Includes three buttons, "Maggie."; "1.freedom 2. friendship, Brezhnev Week June 17-26, National Conference on Soviet Jewry"; and "I like Bellingham".
undated

Accession No. 3560-019: Microfilm of outgoing letters, 1973-1981Return to Top

1.08 cubic feet

Scope and Content: This accession consists of 131 reels of 16mm microfilm copies of outgoing letters from 1973-1981 and press clippings from 1977. The microfilm, which appears to reproduce chronological correspondence files, was made for the use of Jackson's office. The correspondence, which is divided into General and Departmental Correspondence, is arranged alphabetically by addressee (person or agency) within a calendar year. The General Correspondence on the microfilm is more inclusive than "General Correspondence" category in Jackson's Senate papers and includes legislative correspondence. The Departmental Correspondence begins with a "General" section in which letters are filed under officials' personal names rather than under department names. Headings at the top of the frames, however, give department names. The correspondence files from which the microfilm was made were not retained. However, other file copies of many of the letters can be found throughout accession 3560-005.

Restrictions on Access: Because the microfilm includes correspondence from constituent case files, restrictions may apply to access. Contact the repository for details.

Container(s) Description Dates
Departmental
Box Accession
1/1 3560-019
General - U.S. Health, Ed, & Welfare D.
1973
1/2 3560-019
U.S. H.E.W. Dept. - U.S. Navy Dept.
1973
1/3 3560-019
U.S. Senate - White House
1973
General
Box Accession
1/4 3560-019
AA - BIB
1973
1/5 3560-019
BIG - CARP
1973
1/6 3560-019
CE - DIG
1973
1/7 3560-019
DIG - FRA
1973
1/8 3560-019
FRE - GON
1973
1/9 3560-019
GRA - HOLL
1973
1/10 3560-019
HOLM - KEN
1973
1/11 3560-019
KEO - LOC
1973
1/12 3560-019
LOD - MIK
1973
1/13 3560-019
MIL - OZ
1973
1/14 3560-019
PAA - RIZ
1973
1/15 3560-019
ROA - SIM
1973
1/16 3560-019
SIN - THO
1973
1/17 3560-019
THO - WIK
1973
1/18 3560-019
WIL - ZZZ
1973
Departmental
Box Accession
1/19 3560-019
General - U.S. Housing & Urban Dev. Dept.
1974
1/20 3560-019
U.S. Interstate Commerce Comm.
1974
General
Box Accession
1/20 3560-019
A - AK
1974
1/21 3560-019
ALA - BENNER
1974
1/22 3560-019
BEM - BROWNE
1974
1/23 3560-019
BUR - COL
1974
1/24 3560-019
COL - DJO
1974
1/25 3560-019
DOA - FIA
1974
1/26 3560-019
FIA - GRAH
1974
1/27 3560-019
GRAN - HEM
1974
1/28 3560-019
HEM - JOH
1974
1/29 3560-019
JOH - KYR
1974
1/30 3560-019
LAA - MAE
1974
1/31 3560-019
MAE - MILL
1974
1/32 3560-019
MILLH - OF
1974
1/33 3560-019
OG - PRI
1974
1/34 3560-019
PRO - ROSI
1974
1/35 3560-019
ROSI - SIN
1974
1/36 3560-019
SIP - STU
1974
1/37 3560-019
STU - WAO
1974
1/38 3560-019
WAR - Y
1974
1/39 3560-019
Z
1974
Departmental
Box Accession
1/40 3560-019
General - U.S. Navy Dept.
1975
1/41 3560-019
U.S. Navy Dept. - General A - ARQ
1975
General
Box Accession
1/42 3560-019
ARR - BLE
1975
2/43 3560-019
BLI - CAP
1975
2/44 3560-019
CARA -CRIT
1975
2/45 3560-019
CROA - EEL
1975
2/46 3560-019
EF - GAL
1975
2/47 3560-019
GAM - HAE
1975
2/48 3560-019
HAF - HOO
1975
2/49 3560-019
HOP - KEM
1975
2/50 3560-019
KEN - LEG
1975
2/51 3560-019
LEH - MAS
1975
2/52 3560-019
MAT - MORR
1975
2/53 3560-019
MORR - PARI
1975
2/54 3560-019
PARK - RAM
1975
2/55 3560-019
RAN -RUS
1975
2/56 3560-019
RUS - SHO
1975
2/57 3560-019
SHR - STEN
1975
2/58 3560-019
STEP - TOZ
1975
2/59 3560-019
TRA - WEIN
1975
2/60 3560-019
WEIR -ZYL
1975
Departmental
Box Accession
2/61 3560-019
General - U.S. Small Business Admin.
1976
2/62 3560-019
U.S. State Dept. - General AA - BEZ
1976
General
Box Accession
2/63 3560-019
BIA - CIU
1976
2/64 3560-019
CLA - DYS
1976
2/65 3560-019
E - G
1976
2/66 3560-019
H - I
1976
2/67 3560-019
J - LIM
1976
2/68 3560-019
LIN - MOO
1976
2/69 3560-019
MOP - P
1976
2/70 3560-019
Q - SIL
1976
2/71 3560-019
SIM - T
1976
2/72 3560-019
U - Z
1976
Departmental
Box Accession
2/73 3560-019
General - White House
1977
General
Box Accession
2/74 3560-019
AA - BOT
1977
2/75 3560-019
BOV -CRIT
1977
2/76 3560-019
CRO - FRA
1977
2/77 3560-019
FRA - HEL
1977
2/78 3560-019
HEM - KIP
1977
2/79 3560-019
KIR - MAT
1977
2/80 3560-019
MAU - OKR
1977
2/81 3560-019
OLA - ROD
1977
2/82 3560-019
ROE - SPO
1977
2/83 3560-019
SPR - WARE
1977
2/84 3560-019
WARI -ZYL
1977
Departmental
Box Accession
3/85 3560-019
General - White House
1978
General
Box Accession
3/86 3560-019
AA - BRA
1978
3/87 3560-019
BRU - DAY
1978
3/88 3560-019
DAY - FOS
1978
3/89 3560-019
FOT - HEL
1978
3/90 3560-019
HEN - KIN
1978
3/91 3560-019
KIR - MANN
1978
3/92 3560-019
MANO - NIN
1978
3/93 3560-019
OA - ROB
1978
3/94 3560-019
ROBE - STAM
1978
3/95 3560-019
STAN - WAL
1978
3/96 3560-019
WAM - Z
1978
Joint Letters, Departmental
Box Accession
3/97 3560-019
General - White House
1979
General
Box Accession
3/98 3560-019
AA - BUC
1979
3/99 3560-019
BUD - DIL
1979
3/100 3560-019
DIM - GERH
1979
3/101 3560-019
General GERI - HOWA
1979
3/102 3560-019
HOWE - LAZ
1979
3/103 3560-019
LEA - MOM
1979
3/104 3560-019
MON - RAM
1979
3/105 3560-019
RAN - SOW
1979
3/106 3560-019
SPA - WEI
1979
3/107 3560-019
WEL - ZYL
1979
Joint Letters, Departmental
Box Accession
3/108 3560-019
General - White House
1980
General
Box Accession
3/109 3560-019
AA - BUC
1980
3/110 3560-019
BUO - CZU
1980
3/111 3560-019
DA - FU
1980
3/112 3560-019
GA - HINE
1980
3/113 3560-019
HINM - KOZ
1980
3/114 3560-019
KRA - MEC
1980
3/115 3560-019
MCC - OXL
1980
3/116 3560-019
PAA - RYS
1980
3/117 3560-019
SAA - SZA
1980
3/118 3560-019
TAC - WILM
1980
3/119 3560-019
WILS - ZWI
1980
Joint Letters, Departmental
Box Accession
3/120 3560-019
General A - AZ
1981
General
Box Accession
3/121 3560-019
BAA - CAR
1981
3/122 3560-019
CAS - EZ
1981
3/123 3560-019
FAA - HARL
1981
3/124 3560-019
HEC - KEZ
1981
3/125 3560-019
KHA - MCF
1981
3/126 3560-019
MCG - PAZ
1981
3/127 3560-019
PEA - SCH
1981
3/128 3560-019
SCI - TOZ
1981
3/129 3560-019
TRA - ZY
1981
Press Clippings
Box Accession
3/130 3560-019
Miscellaneous Jan 1977 - Energy Dec. 1977
1977
3/131 3560-019
Nixon - Ford - Carter Feb 1977 - Defense Dec 1977
1977

Accession No. 3560-020: Scrapbooks on microfilm, 1944-1951Return to Top

1 microfilm reel

Scope and Content: Microfilm of scrapbooks containing clippings from Jackson's terms in the U. S. House of Representatives, dated 1944-1951.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.

Accession No. 3560-021: Correspondence, 1941-1983Return to Top

2 cubic feet (2 boxes)

Scope and Content: The materials are part of the personal/political records for theyears 1941-1983 and are typical of those found in the rest of Jackson's congressional papers. Among the subjects documented are Jackson's visit to Buchenwald prison camp in 1945 as part of a congressional delegation, the Interior Department Appropriations Bill for 1950, and various energy issues. The Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations subgroup includes materials fromthe Army-McCarthy hearings. For related materials on the Army-McCarthy hearings, see accession 3560-003. The materials on the Interior Department Appropriations Bill and atomic energy issues are from Jackson's House career. See accession 3560-002 for records of Jackson's tenure in the House of Representatives. Photographs from the congressional delegation's visit to Buchenwald are included in the Jackson photograph collection, accession 3560-011.

Included among the correspondence are photocopies of letters from many of the presidents under whom Jackson served, from Franklin Roosevelt to Ronald Reagan. These letters were photocopied and kept separately by Jackson's office staff. Of special interest are several letters from Jimmy Carter discussing foreign policy issues and energy legislation.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.

Acquisition Info: This accession contains materials that were part of the original body of materials donated to the Libraries in 1983. They became separated and were added to the collection at a later date.

Container(s) Description Dates
Incoming Letters
Box/Folder Accession
1/1 3560-021
Byrd, Robert C.
1977-1983
1/2-3 3560-021
Carter, Jimmy and the Carter-Mondale Campaign
1976-1980
1/4 3560-021
Ford, Gerald
1979
1/5 3560-021
Johnson, Lyndon B.
1956-1968
1/6 3560-021
Nixon, Richard
1964
1/7 3560-021
Reagan, Ronald and Administration Officials
1981-1983
1/8 3560-021
Gorton, Slade
undated
1/9 3560-021
Colleagues
1983
1/10 3560-021
Miscellaneous
1948-1977
Box/Folder Accession
1/11 3560-021
Outgoing Letters
1949-1977
General Correspondence
Box/Folder Accession
1/12 3560-021
Eisenhower, Dwight D. Administration
Scope and Content: Includes James E. Wilson.
1954-1955
1/13 3560-021
Park, Chong K.
1975
1/14 3560-021
Pettus, Terry
1942-1943
1/15 3560-021
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
1943
1/16 3560-021
Washington Commonwealth Federation (Hugh DeLacy)
1941-1943
1/17 3560-021
Washington Pension Union (William Pennock)
1943-1945
1/18 3560-021
Miscellaneous
1945-1978
Box/Folder Accession
1/19-22 3560-021
Legislation: 81st Congress. H.R. 3838. Interior Department Appropriations Bill, 1950
1949
1/24 3560-021
Fact Sheets: Democratic Party. National Committee
1953
1/23 3560-021
News Releases
1951-1952
1/25 3560-021
Travel Schedules
1957, undated
1/26 3560-021
Miscellany
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
1/27 3560-021
Alaska Shipping
1949
Buchenwald Prison Camp
Box/Folder Accession
1/28 3560-021
Outgoing Letters
1945
1/29 3560-021
General Correspondence
1945
1/30 3560-021
News Release
1945
Box/Folder Accession
1/31 3560-021
Election Campaign Budgets
undated
Gulf Oil Contributions Investigation
Box/Folder Accession
1/32 3560-021
Clippings
1975
1/33 3560-021
Miscellany
Power Atomic
Box/Folder Accession
1/34 3560-021
Incoming letters
1949-1967, undated
1/35 3560-021
General Correspondence
1949-1967, undated
Speeches and Writings
Box/Folder Accession
1/36 3560-021
H.M. Jackson
1952, undated
1/37 3560-021
Others
1951-1952
1/38 3560-021
Unknown
undated
Box/Folder Accession
1/39 3560-021
Statements
1952, undated
1/40-42 3560-021
Reports
1949-1967
1/43 3560-021
News Releases
1949-1953, undated
1/44 3560-021
Bulletins
1949
1/45-46 3560-021
Clippings
undated
1/47 3560-021
Notes
undated
1/48-50 3560-021
Miscellany
undated
Power-General
Box/Folder Accession
2/1 3560-021
Incoming letters
1951-1954, undated
2/2 3560-021
Outgoing letters
1952-1954
2/3 3560-021
General Correspondence
1951-1954
Speeches and Writings
Box/Folder Accession
2/4 3560-021
H.M. Jackson
1952-1954
2/5 3560-021
Others
1952-1953, undated
2/6 3560-021
Unknown
1952-1953, undated
Box/Folder Accession
2/7 3560-021
Transcripts-Columbus Town Meeting
March 1, 1953
2/8-9 3560-021
Reports
1949-1953, undated
2/10 3560-021
Briefs
1952, undated
Financial Records
Box/Folder Accession
2/11 3560-021
U.S. Bonneville Power Administration
1952-1955
2/12 3560-021
Miscellaneous
1951-1952, undated
Box/Folder Accession
2/13-14 3560-021
News Releases
1951-1953, undated
2/15 3560-021
Newsletters
1953
2/16 3560-021
Clippings
2/17 3560-021
Notes
2/18-19 3560-021
Miscellany
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
Box/Folder Accession
2/20 3560-021
Background Memorandum
1959
Subject Series
Guaranteed Student Loan Program Investigation
Box/Folder Accession
2/21 3560-021
Incoming letters
1975-1979
2/22 3560-021
General Correspondence
1975-1979
2/23 3560-021
Miscellany
1978-1979
McCarthy Army Investigation
1954, undated
Box/Folder Accession
2/24 3560-021
Incoming letters
2/25 3560-021
General Correspondence
1959
2/26 3560-021
Memoranda
1954, undated
2/27 3560-021
"Communist Infiltration of the American Armed Forces" by Paul Crouch
1953
2/28 3560-021
Statements
1954
2/29 3560-021
News Releases
1954, undated
2/30 3560-021
Interrogatories
undated
2/31 3560-021
Motions
undated
Background Files
Box/Folder Accession
2/32-35 3560-021
Cohn, Roy Marcus
1948-1953
2/36-44 3560-021
Schine, Gerald David
1950-1954
Box/Folder Accession
2/45 3560-021
Clippings
1954, undated
2/46 3560-021
Notes
undated
2/47 3560-021
Miscellany
1954, undated

Accession No. 3560-024: Book:Memorial Addresses Delivered in the Congress, 1983Return to Top

0.21 cubic feet

Scope and Content: The single item in this accession is the book entitled, Memorial Services Held in the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States, Together with Tributes Presented in Eulogy of Henry M. Jackson, Late a Senator from Washington, Ninety-eighth Congress, First Session. It is a bound volume of the tributes to Jackson delivered at memorial services held in the Senate and House of Representatives following his death in 1983. Among those memorializing Jackson are Edward M. Kennedy and Daniel Patrick Moynihan. The volume includes articles from newspapers around the country eulogizing Jackson.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users

Accession No. 3560-028: Foreign policy and defense papers, 1955-1983Return to Top

.84 cubic feet

Scope and Content: This accession consists of records generated by Jackson's Defense and Foreign Policy staff. It includes incoming correspondence, news releases, and subject files. There are several folders of staff working papers related to the Jackson-Vanik amendment. This accession also contains transcripts of Jackson's conversations with Deng Xiaoping and other Chinese leaders during his several visits to China, the last concluding only days before his death. Other major topics documented by this accession are the SALT I and II treaties.

The Government Operations Committee's National Policy Machinery Subcommittee series includes transcripts of several closed-door executive session hearings of the subcommittee.

The Dorothy Fosdick series includes formal letters and invitations from Adm. Hyman Rickover to foreign policy aide Dorothy Fosdick regarding thesea test and launching of military submarines.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.

Acquisition Info: This accession is a merger of three other accessions (3560-022, 3560-025 and 3560-027). These papers became separated from the rest of the Jackson's papers when his office closed. They were found in the Henry M. Jackson Foundation offices in Washington, D.C., in early 1992. The unclassified papers were transferred to the University of Washington libraries in 1992. The classified papers were forwarded to the Senate Armed Services Committee, which initiated the declassification process. Mrs. Helen Jackson donated them in two installments in 1993.

Processing Info: As a security measure, some original letters have been replaced with photocopies.

Container(s) Description Dates
Incoming Letters
Box/Folder Accession
1/1 3560-028
Brzezinski, Zbigniew
2 items
1977
1/2 3560-028
Bush, George
1 item
1976
1/3a 3560-028
Carter, Jimmy
1 item
1977
1/3b 3560-028
Helms, Richard (Dick)
3 items
1974
1/4 3560-028
Kissinger, Henry
1 item
1970
Box/Folder Accession
1/5 3560-028
News Releases
1955
Subject Series
China Trips
Box/Folder Accession
1/6-8a,b 3560-028
Conversations with Teng Hsiao Ping (Deng Xiaoping)and Others
1974, 1978, 1979, 1983
Jackson-Vanik Amendment
Box/Folder Accession
1/9 3560-028
Memoranda from Richard Perle
Feb. 24, 1974
1/10 3560-028
Memoranda from Richard Perle
Mar. 5, 1974
1/11 3560-028
Memoranda from Richard Perle
Mar. 14, 1974
1/12 3560-028
Outgoing Letter - to Henry Kissinger
Oct. 18, 1974
1/13 3560-028
Incoming Letter - Henry Kissinger
Oct. 18, 1974
1/14 3560-028
Memorandum of Conversation between Dorothy Fosdickand Eagleburger
Oct. 24, 1974
1/15 3560-028
Letter from Soviet Dissidents
1974
1/16 3560-028
Memorandum from NSC for President
1973
1/17 3560-028
Memoranda from R. Perle, Tina
undated
1/17 3560-028
Memorandum by HMJ concerning Conversation withAnatoly Dobrynin
Jun. 26, 1975
1/17 3560-028
Letter - Andrei Gromyko to Kissinger, State Dept.News Release
1974
1/18 3560-028
Memorandum concerning Ribicoff andJavits
Jul. 9, 1975
1/19 3560-028
Memorandum from Howard J. Feldman
Sep. 18, 1975
1/20 3560-028
Incoming Letter - Jimmy Carter
Jul. 26, 1977
1/21 3560-028
Letter from State Dept. to Russell Long
Jul. 12, 1977
1/21 3560-028
Outgoing Letter - to Cyrus R. Vance
Jul. 13, 1977
1/22 3560-028
Memoranda, "Some Points. . . "
undated
Working papers
Box/Folder Accession
1/23 3560-028
Outgoing Letters to Russell Long, President Ford, Draft Letter from Kissinger, Staff Memoranda, Drafts of Legislation
1974
1/24 3560-028
Outgoing Letter to the President and Draft of Legislation
undated
1/25 3560-028
Drafts of Letters from Senators Jackson, Javits and Ribicoff, Memo from R. Perle, Clipping
1974
1/26 3560-028
Memo from Tina
1974
1/26 3560-028
Drafts of Letters of Henry Kissinger
undated
1/26 3560-028
"The Form of the Agreement"
undated
1/26 3560-028
Drafts of Statement, Unsigned
undated
1/27 3560-028
Draft Legislation, Cover Memo from R. Perle
1974
1/28 3560-028
"Principles of Agreement on Proposed Waiver of Jackson-Vanik Amendment"
undated
1/29 3560-028
"The Form of the Agreement"
undated
1/29 3560-028
Memoranda from R. Perle
1974
1/29 3560-028
Letter to HMJ, Unsigned re Trade Bill H.S. 10710
undated
1/29 3560-028
Outgoing Letter to William D. Eberle
1974
1/29 3560-028
Drafts of Legislation
undated
1/29 3560-028
"Figures for Emigration of Soviet Jews to Israel"
undated
1/30 3560-028
Incoming letters - H. Kissinger
1974
1/30 3560-028
Draft of Letter from Jackson, Ribicoff, Javits
1974
1/30 3560-028
Memos from Tina
1974
1/30 3560-028
Drafts of Legislation
undated
1/30 3560-028
News Release - Text of Kissinger Press Conference
1974
1/30 3560-028
Memo from Jackson, Javits and Ribicoff re "Interpretative Response"
1974
2/1 3560-028
Memo, Unsigned, UIntitled, concenring "Interpretative Response"
undated
2/1 3560-028
Letter, Draft, Unsigned
undated
2/1 3560-028
Memo from R. Perle
1974
2/1 3560-028
Duplicate Copies of Jackson and Kissinger Letters
undated
SALT I
Box/Folder Accession
2/2 3560-028
Memorandum from HMJ to Kissinger
Jan. 28, 1970
2/2 3560-028
Incoming Letter - Henry Kissinger
Mar. 3, 1970
2/2 3560-028
Outgoing Letter - to Kissinger
Oct. 26, 1970
SALT II
Box/Folder Accession
2/4 3560-028
Incoming Letters
Kissinger, Henry
Mar. 5, 1974
Nixon, Richard
Mar. 8, 1974
2/4 3560-028
Outgoing Letters
To Kissinger
Jan. 29, 1974
To Nixon
Jan. 29, 1974
2/5 3560-028
Memorandum re Kissinger Testimony
undated
2/6 3560-028
Outgoing Letters - to Zbigniew Brzezinski, CyrusVance
April 1977
2/7 3560-028
Incoming Letters - Jimmy Carter
1977
2/7 3560-028
Outgoing Letters to Carter
1977
2/8 3560-028
Memorandum: "The President's Hopes For SALT As ofMay 20, 1977"
Jan. 24, 1979
U.S. Senate. Government Operations Committee. National Policymachinery Subcommittee
Box/Folder Accession
2/9 3560-028
Hearing Transcript - Executive Session
Jun. 6, 1960
2/10 3560-028
Hearing Transcript - Executive Session
Jun. 10, 1960
2/11 3560-028
Hearing Transcript - Executive Session
Jun. 13, 1960
2/12 3560-028
Hearing Transcript - Executive Session
Aug. 24, 1961
2/13 3560-028
Hearing Transcript - Executive Session (revised) - 1 item
Aug. 24, 1961
Fosdick, Dorothy Papers
Incoming Letters
Box/Folder Accession
2/14-16 3560-028
Rickover, Hyman G.
1962-1980
2/17 3560-028
Invitations to keel-layings
1970s

Accession No. 3560-029: Committee prints and Jackson-Vanik "BlackBook", 1940-1983Return to Top

2 cubic feet

Scope and Content: The materials in this accession are the remains of a larger group of Jackson papers transferred from the Henry M. Jackson Foundation office in Washington, D.C., in 1993. Eight cartons of "Black Books" were discarded because they duplicated those in accession 3560-006. The Jackson-Vanik Black Book (entitled "Trade Agreement and Human Rights packet") was the only one retained because it differs from others in accession 3560-006. The accession also includes a collection of Jackson's floor statements from his House years.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.

Processing Info: The accession originally included many copies of committee printsfrom the Senate Government Operations Committee. The most complete bound set (1959-1975 with some gaps) was retained, a duplicate set transferred to the Government Publications Division, and the other duplicates discarded.

The committee prints that were retained belonged to Dorothy Fosdick. It is likely that much of the other material was also Fosdick's.

Container(s) Description Dates
Box Accession
1 3560-029
Legislative History of the Jackson Amendment To the 1972 Interim Agreement on Strategic Offensive Arms (SALT I)
1 3560-029
Black Book - "Trade Agreement & Human Rights" (Jackson-Vanik)
1972-1983
1 3560-029
Black Book Miscellany
1 3560-029
House Floor Statements vol. I-III
1941-1952
1 3560-029
Speech - Richard Perle, Australia
1 3560-029
List - Condolence Cards & Letters - Names, Addresses of Acknowledgments
1983
1 3560-029
List - Senator Jackson's $500 Plus Contributors
1983
1 3560-029
List - Names & Addresses, Presidential Bid
1974-1975
1 3560-029
List - Jackson's Rolodex (copy)
2 3560-029
Staff Reports and Hearings, Committee On Government Operations (14 bound vol.)
1959-1979
2 3560-029
Staff Reports, Committee on Armed Services
1980-1983

Accession No. 3560-030: Richard S. Page papers on Domestic Policy, 1971-1972Return to Top

0.42 cubic feet
Arrangement: The Richard S. Page Papers are organized into 3 series, two general correspondence series followed by a subject series on education. Within each, the papers are arranged chronologically.
  • General correspondence, drafts 1971-1972
  • General correspondence, local and national education associations 1971
  • Subject Series, Education 1971-1972

Scope and Content: Richard S. Page served as Jackson's special assistant for urban affairs, and as an aide on Jackson's 1972 presidential campaign. His papers include correspondence, memoranda, speeches, press releases, notes, and similarwritings documenting Jackson's domestic policy agenda. The materials cover various campaign topics, including busing, revenue-sharing in urban cities, urban renewal legislation, minority economic development, unemployment, the economy, and education. Included in the collection is incoming correspondence from local and national education associations, an education subject series, and a speech delivered in Syracuse, New York, "The Leadership Gap in Education: Remarks of Senator Henry M. Jackson to the New York State Teachers Association."

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.

Container(s) Description Dates
Box/Folder Accession
1/1-6 3560-030
General correspondence, drafts
1971 May-1972 July
1/7 3560-030
General correspondence, local and national education associations
1971 August-September
Subject Series
Box/Folder Accession
1/8 3560-030
Education
1971 August-1972 November

Accession No. 3560-031: Henry M. Jackson photographic and graphic materials, 1918-1983Return to Top

15.08 cubic feet (31 boxes)
Arrangement: The Photographic and Graphic Materials series is arranged chronologically. Folder titles have been created which reflect the content of the items within each filing unit. A portrait subseries has been placed at the beginning of each filing series and represents various photographic and hand-drawn portraits of Senator Jackson. The filing units have been divided according to Senator Jackson's pre-Congressional and House of Representatives activities and is subsequently followed by his activities in the Senate, broken down by term. This arrangement is followed by a campaign material series, which highlights Senator Jackson's Senatorial and Presidential bids and is broken down by year.The photographic and graphic materials accession has been arranged into 13 series:
  • Pre-Congressional, 1912-1939
  • House of Representatives, 1940-1952
  • Senate, 1953-1958
  • Senate, 1959-1964
  • Senate, 1965-1970
  • Senate, 1971-1976
  • Senate, 1977-1982
  • Senate, 1983
  • 1964 Senatorial
  • 1970 Senatorial
  • 1972 Presidential
  • 1976 Presidential
  • 1976 Senatorial

Scope and Content: This accession is comprised of photographs, drawings, and prints of Senator Jackson with his family, constituents, local and national political figures, and foreign dignitaries.

Among the earliest dated materials in the collection are photographs of Henry M. Jackson as a young boy and teenager, standing for a group portrait with fellow University of Washington Delta Chi Fraternity pledges, and pictures taken with parents, Peter and Marine, and sisters, Gertrude and Marie, after graduating from the University of Washington.

Photographs in the House of Representatives subseries contain portraits of young Congressman Jackson as well as his affiliation with noted local and national political figures. Congressman Jackson's brief time in the army during World War II and the visit of a U.S. Congressional delegation to the Buchenwald concentration camp in Germany are key indicators of Jackson's emerging interest in international affairs, national defense, and sympathy for the plight of the Jewish people in the wake of the atrocities revealed at the close of World War II.

The Senate subseries documents Senator Jackson's budding relationships with various national and international political figures, his strong ties to Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson, and his role as an advisor within the Nixon, Carter, and Reagan administrations. Speaking engagements at ship-launching ceremonies, the National War College, and meetings with crew of the U.S.S. Nautilus and Skipjack, underscore Senator Jackson's commitment to expanding the national defense effort in the United States. Photographs of Senator Jackson's appearance at a reception for Soviet writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn document President Gerald R. Ford's unwillingness to meet with Solzhenitsyn upon his arrival, and highlight Senator Jackson's welcome and vociferous support of the writer's emigration from the Soviet Union. Senator Jackson's involvement and dedication to the career of Admiral Hyman G. Rickover is also documented, evidence of an enduring friendship forged by concern for expanding technology and defense education in the United States. Committee hearings, trips to foreign countries, and appearances on television and radio programs, are also included in the accession.

Senator Jackson's 1972 and 1976 presidential campaigns were heavily documented, and make up the largest portion of the photographs in the Campaign Materials subseries. In particular, the 1972 campaign stops in Wisconsin and Florida show Senator Jackson speaking with laborers, collegestudents and faculty, nursing home residents, and farmers. Among the photographs in the 1976 presidential campaign subseries, Senator Jackson's campaign stops in Massachusetts and Florida continue to show his affiliation with labor union interests, as well as with senior citizens.

The accession contains mostly black-and-white photographs, but also includes color photographs, color transparencies, negatives, slides,prints, drawings, and contact sheets.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.

Restrictions on Use: Henry M. Jackson's literary rights transferred to the University of Washington Libraries.

Acquisition Info: Materials in the photographic and graphic materials series of theJackson papers came to the University of Washington Libraries between 1983 and1985, and were originally designated ccession 3560-011.

Processing Info: Processed by Heather Davis; processing completed in 2007.

Processing Info: In the course of further processing carried out in 2006/07, the accession size was reduced from 17 cubic feet to 14.18 cubic feet, by discarding duplicates, enlargements, and materials not pertinent to the collection. Framed photographs previously housed in the Artifacts accession (3560-013) were removed from that accession and integrated into the Photographic and Graphic Materials accession.

The 2006/07 appraisal and reprocessing of this accession was carried out in consultation with Nicole Bouché, Pacific Northwest Curator, and Nicolette Bromberg, Visual Resources Curator.

Container(s) Description Dates
Pre-Congressional
1918-1939
Box/Folder item
1/1 1 1918
1/2 2
Jackson as a boy, Everett, Washington
Home Portrait Studio, Everett,Washington (photographer)
General Notes: A cardboard mount is filed with the photograph.
approximately 1920
1/3 3-5
Jackson as a teenager, Everett High School, Everett, Washington
MorrisonStudio (photographer)
approximately 1920s
1/4 6-7
Delta Chi Fraternity pledges, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
Scope and Content: Jackson is standing in the back row.
1928 January-1933
1/5 8-12 1934
1/6 13
Jackson walking out of a building
Scope and Content: Building may be a tavern.
1937
1/7 14-15
Jackson and others in a boat, Knight Inlet, British Columbia
1937
1/8 16-17 approximately 1930s
House of Representatives
1940-1952
Portraits
box-folder:oversize item
22/1 3463
Portrait ofCongressman Jackson
Chase Studios Ltd., Washington, D.C (photographer)
approximately 1940
22/2 3464
Portrait of Congressman Jackson
Harris & Ewing, Washington, D.C (photographer)
approximately 1940
Box/Folder
1/9 18-19
Autographed portraits of Congressman Jackson
General Notes: Inscribed "To my friend and colleague Knute Hill. Sincerely, Henry M. Jackson" and "To my friend and colleague Charles Leavy. Sincerely, Henry M. Jackson."
approximately 1940s
Box/Folder item
1/10 20
Congressman Jackson coming out of Northwest Airlines airplane, Boeing Field, Seattle, Washington
Roy Leiser (photographer)
1940 December
1/11 21
Washington State congressional delegation in Senator Homer T. Bone's office, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Seated left to right: Rep. Knute Hill, Sen. Homer T. Bone, Sen. Mon C. Wallgren.Standing left to right: Reps. Warren Magnuson, Martin F. Smith, Charles Leavy, John M. Coffee, and Henry Jackson.
1941 February
1/12 22
Congressman Jackson at airport with family preparing for a flight to Washington, D.C.
Northwest Photographers (Seattle,Washington) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Marie, Peter, and Marine Jackson.
1941 August
Ship launch ceremony for the Red Alder?, Olympic Shipbuilders, Port Angeles, Washington
1943 July 17
Box/Folder item
1/13 23-27
Congressmen Jackson and Carey Estes Kefauver with U.S. Navy officials, Recreation Building, Camp Decatur
U.S. Navy (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson with U.S. Navy officials and others in the cargo area of an airplane, with U.S. Navy officials and members in group portrait(Kefauver is standing to the right of Jackson) in front of recreation building, close-up shot of Jackson speaking at podium and shaking hands with a U.S. Navy soldier.
1/14 28-31
Congressman Jackson speaking at ship launch ceremony for the Red Alder?
Fehly Studio (Port Angeles, Washington) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson delivering a speech from a platform in front of the Red Alder? and the ship leaving the port and on the Puget Sound.
Congressman Jackson in the U.S. Army
1943
Box/Folder item
1/15 32-33
Swearing-in ceremony, Fort Lewis, Washington
U.S. Army, Signal Corps (photographer)
1/16 34-41
Army training, Fort McClellan, Alabama
United States, Army, Signal Corps (photographer)
box-folder:oversize
24/1 3520
16th battalion I.R.T.C., Fort McClellan, Alabama
General Notes: Reproduced from the collection of the Library of Congress.
Box/Folder
1/17 42-43
Wearing U.S. Army uniform and fatigues
Scope and Content: Jackson standing outside in military fatigues next to unidentified soldier and in Army uniform next to woman.
Box/Folder item
1/18 44
Congressman Jackson at banquet with military group, Prince Rupert, British Columbia
Port Signal Office, Prince Rupert, B.C (photographer)
1944 September 17
Congressman Jackson visiting Germany
1945 April
Box/Folder item
21/1 45-52
U.S. Army liberating Gotha, Lager-Nordhausen, and Gottingen concentration camps, Germany
U.S. Army, Signal Corps (photographer)
Scope and Content: Photographic documentation of concentration camp survivors, camp crematoriums, and camp conditions. Includes General Dwight D. Eisenhower, General Omar N. Bradley, Lt. General George S. Patton, and Major General Manton Eddy.
1945 April 8-16
21/2 53-64
U.S. Army liberating Buchenwald concentration camp, Weimar, Germany
The Associated PressU.S. Army, Signal Corps (photographer)
Scope and Content: Aerial photographs of the camp, the entrance, survivors, living quarters, children standing behind a barbed wire fence, a group of children leaving the camp, survivor draped in blanket, pile of crematorium remains, pile of bodies, and sleeping bunks (includes Elie Wiesel).
General Notes: Captions, "Third U.S. Army Exposes Horror of Buchenwald Camp," are filed with the photographs.
1945 April 13
21/3 65-73
Leipzig and Gardelegen concentration camps, Germany and Gusen concentration camp, Muhlhausen, Austria
U.S. Army, Signal Corps (photographer)
Scope and Content: Photographs document the deceased of the camps.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
1945 April-May
21/4-8 74-114
U.S. Congressional delegation visiting the Buchenwald concentration camp, Buchenwald, Germany
Scope and Content: Congressional delegation arriving by U.S. Army plane to airfield, meeting with U.S. army officials and soldiers, Jackson standing in front of military Jeep wearing a heavy coat, Jackson with various groups infront of demolished buildings, empty airplane hanger, a boat at sea, individuals standing in front of pile of bodies, group standing in front of K.L.B. monument, Jackson standing in front of entrance to concentration camp, group of delegates and young male survivors indoors with musical instruments, and shots of airplanes on air field. Includes Colonel Turner, General Valier, Major Mossmiller; Congressmen Jackson of Washington, Francis E. Walter of Pennsylvania, Carter Manasco of Alabama, Albert M. Rains of Alabama, Earl Wilson of Indiana, Marion T. Bennett of Missouri, and Francis Eugene Worley of Texas.
1945 April 22
21/9 115-118
U.S. Congressional delegate, Congresswoman Clare Boothe Luce of Connecticut, and British members of Parliament visiting the Buchenwald concentration camp, Buchenwald, Germany
Pool, Haacker, Acme, Combine (photographer)
Scope and Content: Luce meeting and talking with young male concentration campsurvivors; making a radio recording outside the gates of the concentration camp; talking with and inspecting the bunks where camp prisoners slept; and standing in the courtyard with military officials and other delegates. Includes Lt. Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenbug, Major General William C. Kepner; and Congresswoman Luce with Congressmen John C. Kunkel of Pennsylvania, and Leonard C. Hall of New York.
General Notes: Captions, "British and U.S. MP's at Horror Camp," are filed with the photographs.
1945 April 24
21/10 119 1945 May 2
U.S. Congressional delegation visiting Hawaii and U.S. Navy Base, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
1945 July 13
Box/Folder item
1/19 120-126
Arrival of U.S. Congressional delegation
U.S. Navy, Fourteenth Naval District (photographer)
Scope and Content: Standing outside airplane in suits and wearing leis; standing outside airplane wearing fatigues; group portrait of delegates withU.S. Navy officials and members; eating dinner inside airplane cargo area?; and descending stairs from airplane in camouflage raincoats. Includes Congressmen Joseph R. Farrington of Hawaii, C. W. Bishop of Illinois, Albert Gore of Tennessee, Andrew Biemiller of Wisconsin, Edward V. Izac of California, Henry M. Jackson of Washington, Herbert C. Bonner of North Carolina, and Ellis E. Patterson of California.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photographs.
1/20 127-133
Reception with U.S. Navy officials and Hawaiians
Star-Bulletin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Standing outside airplane in suits and wearing leis; standing outside airplane wearing fatigues; Jackson wearing a lei and laughing with older woman and U.S. Navy official; Jackson and Albert Gore? wearing leis and standing with two women; Jackson standing in a crowd with Gore, Bonner, and older Hawaiian women wearing leis and playing ukuleles; young Hawaiian woman dancing with women seated in background playing ukeleles; and C.W. Bishop standing with three women.
1/21 134-142
Visiting U.S. Navy hospital
U.S. Navy, Bureau of Aeronautics (photographer)
Scope and Content: C. W. Bishop talking with two men in U.S. Navy hospital; Andrew Biemiller and Edward V. Izac talking with U.S. Navy official outside airplane; group portrait of delegation with U.S. Navy officials; Biemiller talking and drinking with U.S. Navy officials in personal residence; three U.S. Navy members sitting with woman; Herbert C. Bonner sitting with three U.S. Navy members; Ellis E. Patterson shaking hands with man and U.S. Navy member in hospital; delegation with U.S. Navy officials and amputee soldier on crutches.
1/22-23 143-154
Visiting with people and families of Hawaii
2 folders
U.S. Navy, Bureau of Aeronautics (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson and Patterson eating coconut with Hawaiian man; delegation standing on porch and talking to crowd of Hawaiian youth; delegation shaking hands and meeting with Hawaiian family; delegation sitting on stage indoors; delegation sitting around the prow of a boat at sea in canvas chairs; Jackson and U.S. Navy member leaving the "United States Navy Majuro General Store"; delegation at evening luau with other Hawaiians; delegation eating banquet held indoors; and delegation standing around orchestra of Hawaiian musicians on porch of building.
1/24 155-160
Touring grounds of Pearl Harbor
Scope and Content: Delegation standing outside on hill overlooking the Pacific with other U.S. Navy officials; group portrait of delegation with U.S. Navy delegation under the wing of an airplane; group portrait of delegation wearing suits with U.S. Navy officials; delegation standing at sign reading, "Gen. Kuribayashi's Cave" with U.S. Navy officials; group portrait of delegation wearing suits with U.S. Navy officials in uniform.
Box/Folder item
1/25 161
Congressman Jackson with his arm around an army pilot after returning from Pearl Harbor, Merced Army Air Field, Merced, California
U.S. Army Air Force (photographer)
1945 July
1/26 162 1945 July
1/27 163
Congressman Jackson and Senator Hugh B. Mitchell leaving the White House after a meeting with President Truman on the Columbia Valley Authority, Washington, D.C.
The Associated Press (photographer)
General Notes: A caption, "Washington Congressmen at White House," is filed with the photograph.
1945 September 25
1/28 164-172
Congressman Jackson visiting National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics Aircraft Engine Research Laboratory, Cleveland, Ohio
National Advisory Committee forAeronautics (photographer)
1946 April 23
1/29 173-175
Congressman Jackson visiting Hawaii
Leo's Photo Studio, Lyon "Leo"CharA.N. ThorndikeU.S.Navy (photographer)
Scope and Content: Portrait of Jackson wearing a lei, touring a factory with Congressman Thor Tollefson, and boarding a naval air transport service plane with Tollefson and others.
1946 August
1/30 176 1946
1/31 177-178
Congressman Jackson and others pointing at Connell, Washington on a wall map
Wallace McKay Co.Advertising (photographer)
1946
1/32 179-180 1947 May 12
Congressman Jackson visiting Norway
1947 August
Box/Folder item
1/33 181
Congressman Jackson with father, Peter, and Linda Torum, Torum's home, Charlottenlund, Norway
1947 August 16
1/34 182-184
Congressman Jackson boating in Norway
Scope and Content: Jackson on boat deck with unidentified woman and children.
1947 August
Congressional Board of Visitors visiting the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, New London, Connecticut
1947
Box/Folder item
1/35 185-191
U.S. Coast Guard formal welcome ceremony outdoors on Academy grounds
U.S. Coast Guard (photographer)
Scope and Content: U.S. Coast Guard Academy members marching in formation on lawn; shooting a gun; and U.S. Coast Guard officials and board saluting members and standing in line watching activities.
1/36 192-197
Dinner reception with U.S. Coast Guard Academy and Congressional Board of Visitors
U.S. Coast Guard (photographer)
Scope and Content: Group portrait of Jackson with Congressional Board and U.S. Coast Guard officials; photographs of each of the members of the Congressional Board of Visitors eating with different U.S. Coast Guard Academy soldiers.
Box/Folder item
1/37 198
Congressman Jackson standing with Secretary Krug, James Murray, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Wayne Morse, and Russell Mack during the award ceremony for the Hungry Horse Dam construction contract
General Notes: A letter from Michael W. Straus, United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, is filed with the photograph.
1948
1/38 199-200 1948
1/39 201
Congressman Jackson speaking with Senator Warren G. Magnuson in the background at the National Veterans Housing Conference, Washington, D.C.
Murry Levy (Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
approximately 1948
1/40 202
Congressman Jackson at Inaugural Dinner given by the Presidential Electors for President Truman, Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C.
Schutz (photographer)
Scope and Content: Counterclockwise: Jackson, Carey Estes Kefauver, unidentified, unidentified, Madelaine Low, unidentified, unidentified, Nancy Kefauver, unidentified, Edith Green.
1949 January 19
1/41 203
Close-up of Congressman Jackson during a hearing, U.S. Senate, Atomic Energy Joint Committee, Washington, D.C.
Acme Newspictures (New York, N.Y.) (photographer)
General Notes: A caption, "Washington Bureau calls Atomic Hearing a 'Carnival of Confusion,'" is filed with the photograph.
1949 June 9
1/42 204
President Emeritus C.E. Bunnell presenting Jackson with an honorary law degree, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska
The Seattle Times (Seattle,Washington) (photographer)
General Notes: The photograph is hand-colored.
1949 July 3
1/43 205-206
Congressman Jackson visiting Whidbey Island Air Station, Oak Harbor, Washington
The Seattle Times (Seattle,Washington)Miller, Mackay, Hoeck &Hartung (Seattle, Washington) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Left to right: Colonel T. Alan Bennett, Jackson, Colonel C. D. Vincent and Colonel James R. McNitt.Left to right: Rear Admiral John Perry, commanding officer of the Naval Air Station at Whidbey Island; Jackson; Squadron Leader M. Ensof, R.A.F.; Colonel C. D. Vincent, and Colonel James R. McNitt.
General Notes: Captions, "Planes Watched" and "Inspecting Whidbey," are filed with the photographs.
1949 September 28
1/44 207
Congressman Jackson and Senator Warren G. Magnuson watching President Harry S. Truman sign the Alaskan Railroad Deal
Acme Newspictures (New York, N.Y.) (photographer)
1949 October 29
1/45 208
Congressman Jackson speaking at Energization Celebration with Senator Warren G. Magnuson and John Salter, Port Angeles, Washington
Leo Walsh Studio (photographer)
1949 November
1/46 209
Congressman Carl Elliott, Alabama
Chase-StatlerPhoto (photographer)
General Notes: Inscribed, "To: Henry Jackson with admiration and esteem from his friend, Carl Elliott, 1949."
1949
2/1 210-211 circa 1940s
2/2 212-216
Congressman Jackson touring military facilities
William H.Stevenson? (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson loading mortar into rocket, throwing grenade?, in an airplane, near airplane hangar, and eating at banquet table with others with flags in background.
General Notes: Two photographs are signed on verso by William H. Stevenson.
circa 1940s
2/3 217-218
Congressman Jackson standing in front of airplane hangar with U.S. Air Force official and pilot? with snow
approximately 1940s
2/4 219-221
Congressman Jackson meeting soldiers and officials, U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, Kings Point, New York
United States Merchant Marine Academy (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson shaking hands with soldier on grounds, group portrait of Jackson with soldiers, and talking with U.S. Marine official on the deck of a ship at sea.
approximately 1940s
2/5 222-235
Congressman Jackson speaking at ceremony aboard U.S.S. Yorktown, Bremerton, Washington
Scope and Content: Includes Rear Admiral Randall Jacobs, Captain W. M. Moses, Captain M.E. Browder, and Scot Seifort.
circa 1940s
2/6 236
Congressman Jackson sitting at a table with Major Generals Lai and Sheng of the Kinmen Defense Command
circa 1940s
2/7 237
Congressman Jackson placing a crown on a woman
General Notes: Right corner of photo is torn.
circa 1940s
2/8 238
Congressman Knute Hill, Washington
Modelle (photographer)
General Notes: Inscribed, "To my very good friend and colleague, Henry. Always and sincerely, Knute."
approximately 1940s
2/9 239-240
Congressman Jackson with father, Peter, at outdoor event
Scope and Content: Henry and Peter Jackson standing side by side at outdoor event; and Henry and Peter standing on either side of unidentified woman.
approximately 1940s
2/10 241-243
Congressman Jackson at ski resort, Bellingham, Washington
Scope and Content: Jackson with unidentified group and three women sitting in couch made of packed snow, talking on phone, and with John O'Rourke at the Hotel Bellingham.
circa 1940s
2/11 244
Congressman Jackson shaking hands with older man
Jesse E. Ebert (photographer)
circa 1940s
2/12 245
Congressman Charles H. Leavy, Washington
General Notes: Inscribed, "To my colleague Henry Jackson with admiration and respect. From Charles H. Leavy."
circa 1940s
2/13 246 circa 1940s
2/14 247
Congressman Jackson presenting car keys to couple, Port Angeles, Washington
Merle Severn (Sequim,Washington) (photographer)
approximately 1940s
2/15 248
Congressman Jackson with others planting an apple tree
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
approximately 1940s
2/16 249
Senator Frederick George Payne, Maine
General Notes: Inscribed, "To my good friend, able colleague and outstanding senator Henry Jackson with best always 'Fred,' Frederick G. Payne, U.S.S. Maine."
1950s
2/17 250
Portrait of congressman
Harris &Ewing
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Henry Jackson with high esteem from his friend."
1940s
2/18 251
Congressmen Jackson, Thor Tollefson, and Russel V. Mack with Senator Hugh B. Mitchell opening boxes of azalea plants brought back from the University of Washington Arboretum
Acme Newspictures(New York, N.Y.) (photographer)
1950 May 20
2/19 252-253
Congressman Jackson using the new Bonneville Power Administration's (BPA) Microwave Communication System for the first time at the Snohomish Substation, Snohomish, Washington
Herald Photo, Everett,WashingtonWallace, Mackay, Hoeck &Hartung Co (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes BPA employees, Fred J. Follett and Clark Sterrett.
1950 October 4
2/20 254 1950
2/21 255
Congressman Jackson speaking to the Pacific Northwest Retail Jewelers Convention, Davenport Hotel, Spokane, Washington
General Notes: Correspondence between Jackson and Robert B. Frier, editor of the Pacific Goldsmith, is filed with the photograph.
1951 March
2/22 256-257 1951 April 16
2/23 258
A. Lawrence Holmes, publisher of Liberty Magazine, presenting awards to ten members of the 82nd Congress, Washington, D.C.
Acme Newspictures(New York, N.Y.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: From left to right: Rep. Wright Patman (D., Tex.); Sen. Herbert H. Lehman (D., N.Y.); Sen. Margaret Chase Smith (R., Me.); Sen. Richard Russell (D., Ga.); A. Lawrence Holmes, publisher of Liberty Magazine; Sen. James Duff (R., Penn.); Sen. Wayne Morse (R., Ore.); Rep. Jacob Javits (R., N.Y.); Rep. Henry Jackson (D., Wash.); Rep. Clifford P. Case (R., N.J.); and Rep. Hugh Mitchell (D., Wash.).
1951 April 27
2/24 259-260
Congressman Jackson and Speaker of the House, Sam Rayburn, with Norwegian officials, Ambassador Wilhelm Munthe De Morgenstierne and Foreign Minister Gerhardsen, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
Wallace Mackay Co.,AdvertisingWide World Photos,Inc (photographer)
General Notes: A caption, "Norway interest at the Capitol," is filed with the photographs.
1951 May 28
2/25 261-265
Congressman Jackson touring the Grand Coulee Dam facilities, Grand Coulee, Washington
Bureau of Reclamation, CouleeDam, WashCarl B.Lewis (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Dick Button, Jeweler, Grand Coulee; E.C. Watt, Dentist, Coulee Dam; Jack Carlson, Car Dealer, President Chamber of Commerce, Grand Coulee; Eril Wert, Car Dealer, Grand Coulee; Cliff Carlson, Car Dealer, Grand Coulee; Hon. Henry M. Jackson; Alvin Darland, Project Manager, Grand Coulee Dam; Allen Spratlin, Attorney and Mayor of Grand Coulee. Taken at head works of the Grand Coulee Dam Pumping Plant.
1951 September 4
Columbia Basin Project, "Farm-in-a-day," Moses Lake, Washington
Scope and Content: With land donated by the Northern Pacific Railroad the Columbia Basin Project in conjunction with the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) held a drawing among veterans of World War II and Korea to award a 120-acre farm (80 to be put under cultivation) to be constructed over a period of 24 hours from May 25 to 26, 1952. Donald Dunn, a displaced farmer from Kansas and World War II veteran, was selected to receive the farm and oversee the "Farm-in-a-Day" program in Moses Lake, Washington. Over the course of a year Donald Dunn and family would plant potatoes, beans, oats, and alfalfa.
General Notes: Center for Columbia River History: http://www.ccrh.org/index.htmGibson, Elizabeth. "Grant, Adams, and Franklin counties begin celebrating the Columbia Basin Water Festival on May 22, 1952," HistoryLink.org, Essay 8114.
1952 May
Box/Folder item
2/26 266-267
Awarding of$75,000 contract to Donald D. Dunn, H.C.R. 214, U.S. House of Representative,Interior and Insular Affairs Committee hearing, Washington, D.C.
Wallace Mackay Co. (Seattle, Washington)Miller, Mackay, Hoeck & Hartung (Seattle, Washington)U.S. Reclamation Bureau (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson sits on bench with others during hearing with Dunnand Jackson talking with Congressmen Hal Holmes and John R. Murdock with Dunnafter the committee hearing.
1952 May 13
2/27 268-270
CongressmanJackson visiting the Dunn Family
Wallace Mackay CoMiller, Mackay, Hoeck & HartungU.S. Reclamation Bureau (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson with the Dunn Family in their living room on theDunn Farm, in field of potato crops with Donald D. Dunn, and inspecting headworks for the irrigation system with Dunn.
General Notes: Captions, "Happy Family" and "The Good Earth," are filedwith the photographs.
1952
Box/Folder item
2/28 271
Congressmen Jackson and Mike Mansfield with David Dubinsky at the movie, With These Hands
HarryRubenstein (photographer)
1952 May
2/29 272-273
Congressman Jackson with Gael Sullivan, Senator Estes Kefauver, Paul E. Fitzpatrick, Averell Harriman, Congressman John Carroll, and Congressman Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr. at a "Stop Stevenson" convention strategy meeting, Chicago, Illinois
United PressAssociation (photographer)
General Notes: Captions, "Coalition to stop Stevenson???" and "Convention Strategy Meeting," are filed with the photographs.
1952 July 22
Hurricane Ridge Lodge, Olympic National Park, Port Angeles, Washington
1952
Box/Folder item
2/30 274-279
CongressmanJackson speaking at the dedication ceremony for the Hurricane RidgeLodge
Scope and Content: Jackson standing with Arnold Hirsekarn, President of NorthOlympic Chambers of Commerce; Leo White, President Port Angeles Chamber ofCommerce; and Fred J. Overly, Superintendent of Olympic National Park; Jacksonspeaking at microphone in front of Hurricane Ridge Lodge; and Jackson shakinghands with Leo White.
2/31 280-282
Views fromHurricane Ridge Lodge
Scope and Content: Includes view of Moose Creek Canyon, alpine trees with snowin the Deer Park winter recreation area, and the Sequim farming area with Mt.Baker in the Cascades.
2/32 283-288
Governor Adlai E. Stevenson II visits Washington State
Box/Folder item
2/33 289-290
CongressmanJackson and Senator Hugh B. Mitchell with Governor Adlai Stevenson during hisvisit to Washington State
Walters Studio (Seattle, Washington) (photographer)
1952
2/34 291
CongressmanJackson with Governor Adlai Stevenson in a motorcade, Spokane,Washington
Michael Thaler (photographer)
1952
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers?, local 541, Seatttle, Washington
1952
Box/Folder item
2/35 292-293
CongressmanJackson speaking at the installation of officers
J. J. Kneisle (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes a group portrait and Jackson speaking to laborgroup.
box-folder:oversize
22/3 3465
CongressmanJackson speaking at the installation of officers with inscription by JohnStender
General Notes: Matting is inscribed, "To a great senator with all bestregards, John Stender. 1952 Installation of Officers, L-541, Seattle."This photograph is mounted and matted.
Box/Folder item
2/36 294-295
Congressman Jackson standing on a platform and speaking to a crowd, Vasa Park, Lake Sammamish, Washington
1952
2/37 296 1952
2/38 297
Congressman Jackson speaking into microphones at podium
Acme Newspictures(New York, N.Y.) (photographer)
General Notes: Photograph is accompanied by letter from ACME Special Services.
1952
2/39 298 1952
2/40 299-301
Congressman Jackson visiting Gordon Dean, Chairman, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Jackson and Dean standing behind and looking at model of nuclear power generating facility.
1952
Senate
1953-1958
Box/Folder item
2/41 302-304
U.S. Army officer swearing in Jackson as U.S. Senator in his office, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Jackson filling out paperwork, pledging, and shaking hands with officer.
1953 January
2/42 305
Senator Jackson with Bill Henry sitting in front of window with image of National Mall, "Window on Washington" Program, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1953 March
2/43 306-307 1953 April
2/44 308-309
Senator Jackson kneeling in front of house with Karo children, Bethesda, Maryland
Scope and Content: Jackson with Douglas and Kathryn Karo.
1953 May
2/45 310
Senator Jackson appearing on The Big Issue radio program? with Senator Homer Ferguson, Miss Roundtree, and Mr. McDaniel, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1953 June 2
Army-McCarthy hearings, U.S. Senate, Government Operations Committee, Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, Washington, D.C.
1953-1954
Box/Folder item
2/46 311
SenatorJackson talking with Senators John L. McClellan and Stuart Symington duringhearings
United Press Association (photographer)
General Notes: A caption, "Clash with McCarthy," is filed with thephotograph.
1953 July 8
2/47 312
SenatorsJackson, Charles Potter, Everett M. Dirksen, Karl Mundt, Joseph McCarthy, JohnL. McClellan, and Stuart Symington sitting around a table
United Press Association (photographer)
General Notes: A caption, "McCarthy Rescinds 'One-Man Rule,'" is filed withthe photograph.
1954 January 25
2/48 313
SenatorsJackson, John L. McClellan, and Stuart Symington discussing the decision tofire Ray Cohn
United Press Association (photographer)
Scope and Content: McClellan watching on the left and Jackson in the centertalking to Symington.
General Notes: A caption, "Say Cohn should be fired if army charges true,"is filed with the photograph.
1954 March 12
2/49 314
SenatorSymington with Senator Jackson passing a written agreement to Senator McCarthyduring hearings
Associated Press (photographer)
Scope and Content: Symington is passing the paper across Jackson to McCarthyout of frame.
General Notes: A caption, "Symington Offers Agreement," is filed with thephotograph.
1954 June 9
2/50 315-326
Televisionscreen shots, Army-McCarthy Hearings, Louise Dahl-Wolfe
Louise Dahl-Wolfe (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson appears in some of the shots talking intomicrophone.
General Notes: Center for Creative Photography has a similar set ofprints.
1954
2/51 327-331
RobertKennedy with Senators Jackson, John L. McClellan, Stuart Symington, and JosephMcCarthy during a news conference demanding investigations into the Army'scharges against McCarthy
Scope and Content: Jackson sitting behind desk with Kennedy, McClellan, andMcCarthy; Jackson and Kennedy talking together during hearings; Jackson withother Democratic members conferring during hearing; Jackson coveringmicrophones while talking to Symington during hearing; Jackson sitting at deskwith other members of the subcommittee. Includes Brigadier General, JoeFoss
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
1954
box-folder:oversize
22/4-5 3466-3467
Three chimpsacting out "hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil" and Senators Jackson,John L. McClellan, and Stuart Symington doing the same duringhearings
2 folders
General Notes: Second photograph inscribed, "To my esteemed colleague -Henry Jackson - with warm regards and sincere good wishes, John McClellan."
circa 1954
Box/Folder item
2/52 332
Members of the U.S. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee in Alaska
LachranMacDonald (photographer)
Scope and Content: From left to right: James Murry, unidentified, Clinton Anderson, unidentified, Hugh Butler, Price Daniel, Henry M. Jackson, unidentified, and unidentified.
1953 August
2/53 333-334
Senator Jackson speaking and standing with U.S. Navy officials and others, Minesweeper ship-christening ceremony, Bellingham, Washington
Rex CombsRoyCrawford (photographer)
General Notes: A duplicate with inscription on verso is filed with the photographs.
1953 September 26
2/54 335
Senator Jackson standing with others overlooking a river
1953 December
2/55 336
Senator Jackson sitting with Jay Royen, Youth Wants to Know radio program
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1953
2/56 337 circa 1953
2/57 338
Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson sitting together with John L. Salter and others, Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C.
Schutz Photographers (Washington,D.C.) (photographer)
1954 May 6
17th of May Festival, Sons of Norway House, Brooklyn, New York
1954 May 17
Box/Folder item
2/58 339-340
SenatorJackson standing in front of Sons of Norway House with others
General Notes: A copy of a thank-you letter from Jackson to Mr. JohnYauchstetter at the Nordisk Tidende in Brooklyn, New York; and business cardfrom Yauchstetter are filed with the photographs.
2/59 341
SenatorJackson placing a crown on woman with "Norway" sash with others
Scope and Content: Three women with "Sweden," "Norway," and "Denmark" sashesstanding in foreground. The two women on either side watch as Jackson placescrown on center "Norway" woman in front of the Sons of Norway House.
General Notes: A postcard, "Senator Jackson crowns a queen," is filed withthe photograph.
Box/Folder item
2/60 342
Senator Jackson standing with Rear Admiral W.M. Hague, Brigadier General B. M. Hovey, Brigadier General L.J. Greeley, Industrial College of the Armed Forces, Fort McNair, Washington, D.C.
U.S.Army (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson is a guest speaker for an engagement at the Industrial College of the Armed Forces.
1954 May 17
2/61 343
Senator Jackson sitting at banquet table with Gunvald Lindsoe? and others, Norwegian Society Dinner, Hotel Willard, Washington, D.C.
H. T.Garrett (photographer)
General Notes: Inscribed, "Norwegian Society of Wash. D.C. Hotel Willard, May 17th, 1954, In appreciation, Gunvald Lindsoe."
1954
2/62 344
U.S. Senate, Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, Washington, D.C.
F. Clyde Wilkinson (Arlington,Virginia) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Seated left to right: Frank Barrett, Thomas Kuchel, Henry Dworshak, Arthur Watkins, George Malone, Guy Gordon, Eugene Millikin, chairman Hugh Butler, James Murray, Clinton Anderson, Russell Long, George Smathers, Earle Clements, Henry M. Jackson, and Price Daniel.
circa 1954
2/63 345
Senator Jackson talking with Senator Joseph Martin and Nancy Hanschman, CBS reception, Washington, D.C.
Robert Striar(Washington, D.C.)Robert Striar Corporation(Washington, D.C.)Chastleton Hotel (Washington,D.C.) (photographer)
1955 January 17
2/64 346
Senators John Dempsey, Jackson, Clinton P. Anderson, and John O. Pastore studying a U.S. Atomic Energy Commission report outside Desert Inn Hotel, Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada
United PressAssociation (photographer)
1955 February 21
2/65 347
Senator Jackson standing with Rear Admiral W.M. Hague and Major General C.E. Byers in front of leather couch and flags, Industrial College of the Armed Forces, Fort McNair, Washington, D.C.
FrancisGatto (photographer)
1955 April 20
2/66 348-349
Senator Jackson meeting with Colonel Bunker, the Transportation School, Fort Eustis, Virginia
U.S.Army (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson pointing at United States on big globe with Bunker and Jackson and Bunker walking down hallway.
1955 April 25
2/67 350-351
Senator Jackson speaking to group, Bolling Air Force Base, Washington, D.C.
Base PhotoLaboratory, Bolling Air Force Base (Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson standing and speaking in front of embroidered wall hanging and Jackson talking with two older women and man.
1955 April 27
Senator Jackson flying a U.S. Air Force training jet between Fairchild and Paine Air Force Bases
1955 August 13
Box/Folder item
2/68 352-354
2/69 355-357
Box/Folder item
2/70 358-361
Senator Jackson with Admiral William Dolan, Commander Dawson, Commander Dysen, Don Serry, and others during an inside tour of the U.S.S. Lexington, Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton, Washington
U.S.Navy (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson was in Bremerton to address the annual banquet of the Apprentice Alumni Association.
General Notes: A letter sent with the photographs from Donald A. Serry, President, National Association Supervisors, Federal Government, is filed with the photographs.
1955 September 30
2/71 362-366
Senator Jackson speaking at meeting, Breakfast for Retailers, Pacific Northwest Travelers Shoe Fair, Olympic Hotel, Seattle, Washington
MaxineReinard (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson standing with others at head speakers table; shaking hands with R.P. (Dick) Duvall, President; and standing with Otto Warn (past President) and Al Rochester of Seattle City Council. Includes O.K. Anderson, Sam R. Katz, Eileen McGuinn, R. P. Duvall, Al Rochester, Mart Irving, and Otto Warn.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
1955 November 7
U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee, inspection tour of Far East military installations, Seoul, Korea
1955 November 29
Box/Folder item
2/72 367-371
SenatorJackson arriving to Army Forces Far East, Eighth Army, Seoul, Korea
Scope and Content: Jackson being escorted to Honor Guard ceremonies held in hishonor, walking past the honor guard ceremony, greeting Chaplain LutherSchliesser, and walking with Major General John W. Harmony. Includes BrigadierGeneral James B. Quill, Brigadier General Paul A. Gavan, and Captain DavidAffleck.
2/73 372-381
SenatorJackson touring the grounds and meeting with soldiers, Army Forces Far East,Eighth Army, Seoul, Korea
U.S. ArmySP3 Robert E. QuinlanPFC FlinkfeltM/SQT Al Chang (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson meeting and shaking hands with soldiers on hilloutdoors, looking through observation periscopes with others, standing withU.S. Army official, and standing with Mayor Kim Tae Sin and Minister ofEducation, Lee Sung Kun, and Japanese flower girls. Includes Colonel Keith L.Ware, Congressman E. Edmondson, Brigadier General Edwin Carns, Major GeneralS.B. Mason, PFC Henry E. Garbe, Corporal Thomas E. Mowpy, Lieutenant ColonelEdward Hathaway, SP/3 Robert J. Denson, PFC Grant D. Slain, and General L.L.Lemnitzer.
2/74 382-383
Senator Jackson, Congressman Ed Edmondson, MajorGeneral John W. Harmony, and others with Korean governmentofficials
Presentation Office of Public Information, Republic of Korea (photographer)
Box/Folder item
2/75 384-390
Senator Jackson, Colonel Donald B. Gordon, and others touring Vietnam and Cambodia
USOMVietnam (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson and Gordon standing in front of U.S. Army airplane and touring the Angkor Wat temple in Cambodia.
General Notes: A thank-you letter from Jackson to Colonel Donald B. Gordon, retired, and a memo from Gordon are filed with the photographs.
1955 November
3/1 391
Senator Jackson standing with Mike McCormack, Bill Fraser, and Fred Smith at the Washington State Conclave
1 photograph : color
General Notes: A handwritten caption is filed with the photograph.
1955
3/2 392
Senator Jackson showing a newspaper to Lars Nelson
General Notes: Inscribed, "Sincerely, Lars Nelson, Master, Washington State Grange."
1955
3/3 393
Senator William Arthur Purtell, Connecticut
General Notes: Inscribed, "To my distinguished colleague and good friend 'Scoop' Jackson with high regards, Bill Purtell."
1955
3/4 394-397
Senator Jackson attending a little league? baseball game and talking with others at a picnic
4 photographs : color
General Notes: Colors are faded.
1955
3/5 398
Senator Jackson standing with Major General Gary Smith of the Pacific Air Force, Colonel Donald B. Gordon? and other in front of a building
United States,Army Air ForcesHickam Air ForceBase (Hawaii) (photographer)
General Notes: A slip of paper with an address is filed with the photograph.
1955
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Parliamentarians Conference, Palais de Chaillot, Paris, France
1955
Box/Folder item
3/6 399-403
3/7 404-410
SenatorJackson with Senator Leverett Saltonstall, Dorothy Fosdick, J.K. Mansfield?,and others, Plenary Session
Scope and Content: Jackson holding letter and talking to Saltonstall; Jacksonsitting in room with Fosdick and others facing onto the Eiffel Tower; Jacksonstanding with three unidentified men and a dark-haired woman in a fur coat;various groups of others talking (second from left in photograph 10 may be J.K. Mansfield).
3/8 411-416
Conferenceproceedings with Senators Jackson, Thomas H. Kuchel, Leverett Saltonstall,Theodore Green, Eugene McCarthy, and others
United Press Association (photographer)
Scope and Content: Aerial view of conference floor with tables and delegates;Jackson with Kuchel, Saltonstall, and Green; Jackson standing at conferencetable with Saltonstall and Green; group photograph of United States delegationincluding Saltonstall, Green, Kuchel, and McCarthy; Jackson shaking hands andtalking with Courtland Schuyler, Chief of Staff to Lauris Norstad, SupremeCommander, Allied Forces, NATO; Jackson shaking hand of other with Greenstanding nearby reading papers.
Box/Folder item
3/9 417 1955
3/10 418-420
Senator Jackson completing fifteen-hour Ptarmigan Arctic Weather Flight across the Arctic Ocean, Seattle, Washington
United States,Army Air Forces (photographer)
Scope and Content: Captain Robert K. Davis presenting Jackson with Arctic Realm Certificate after completion of flight; group portrait of Jackson with flight crew in front of airplane; Jackson talking with U.S. Air Force officials in front of airplane. Includes 1st Lieutenant Ignacio Sved, Captain Robert M. McFarland, Captain Ralph F. Jackson, 1st Lieutenant Billy M. Vaughn, Captain Paul F. Tranka, Major Sergeant Christian W. O'Brien, A/1C Jerry A. Holt, A 1/C Joseph N. Haynes, A/1C William C. Lemons, Colonel Ray J. Wills, and Lt. Colonel Carl H. Morales.
General Notes: Paper captions are filed with the photographs.
circa 1955
3/11 421
Senator Jackson sitting with Lawrence Spivak during interview, Meet the Press television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1956 February 26
3/12 422-423
Senator Jackson attending U.S. Navy ceremony with Senator Warren G. Magnuson, A.M. Bledsoe, W.A. Dolan and others, Seattle, Washington
United States,Continental Navy (photographer)
General Notes: A thank-you letter from A. M. Bledsoe, Rear Admiral, United States Navy, is filed with the photographs.Check papers for identification of Navy Ceremony.
1956 April 13
3/13 424 1956 May
3/14 425-426
Senator Jackson with Congressman James Michael Quigley and other drinking "beef broth on the rocks"
Cameramen Incorporated(Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
1956 July 28
3/15 427
Senator Jackson standing with Einar O. Mohn at Teamsters' Lawyers' Party, Woodner Hotel, Washington, D.C.
Ransdell Inc. (Washington,D.C.) (photographer)
1956 July
3/16 428
Senator Jackson speaking at podium, Bricklayers, Masons, and Plasterers Union Convention, Seattle, Washington
Ransdell Inc. (Washington,D.C.) (photographer)
General Notes: Photograph is water damaged.
1956 October
3/17 429
Colonel Les Johnson and Senator Allen Joseph Ellender, Chitose Air Base, Hokkaido, Japan
Base PhotographicSection, Chitose Air Base, Japan (photographer)
General Notes: Inscribed, "Scoop, It looks like there are Democrats wherever one goes-even in Hokkaido, Col. Les Johnson" and "To Senator Jackson, with best wishes from his friend, Allen J. Ellender."Colonel Les Johnson of Shelton, Washington is a cousin of Senator Jackson.
1956 November 1
General Alfred M. Gruenther retiring from military service and transferring leadership to General Lauris Norstad, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, Paris, France
1956 November 20-22
Box/Folder item
3/18 430 1956 November 20
3/19 431-432
SenatorsJackson and Richard B. Russell with Democratic Majority Leader, Lyndon B.Johnson, Congressman Homer Thornberry, and General Lauris Norstad, SupremeAllied Commander Europe
Shape Photo (photographer)
General Notes: Inscribed: "To Senator Jackson - with appreciation and warmregards. Lauris Norstad."
1956 November 22
Senator Jackson visiting high school students, Bothell, Washington
1956 November
Box/Folder item
3/20 433
SenatorJackson standing at a table in a classroom with high school students during amock press conference
The Seattle Times (Seattle, Washington) (photographer)
3/20a 433a
Newspaperclipping, "Jackson answers questions for 2 hours," The Seattle Times
Scope and Content: Features photograph in 3/20.
General Notes: Article is on newsprint and has been placed between twosheets of archival grade bond paper.
Box/Folder item
3/21 434 1956
3/22 435
Senator Jackson serving coffee to Senate Secretary Pat Hughes, March of Dimes Coffee Day, U.S. Senate Cafeteria, Washington, D.C.
NationalFoundation for Infantile Paralysis (photographer)
General Notes: A caption, "New Job for Senator Jackson," is filed with the photograph.
1956
3/23 436
Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson with members of the Kennewick Irrigation Division, First Water Delivery Ceremony, Kennewick, Washington
Scope and Content: Includes Floyd Dominy, Walter Crayne, Orvel L. Terril, W.A. Sloan, Van Nutley?, E.J. Brand, O.W. Lindgren, Don A. Creswell, H.T. Nelson, W. L. Karrer.
General Notes: A caption, "First water delivery ceremony, Kennewick, Washington," is filed with the photograph.
1957 April 26
3/24 437
Senators Jackson and Carey Estes Kefauver holding onto biceps of strong man, Stewart L. Udall?, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Henry Jackson, Leader, from his friend, Estes Kefauver, U.S. Senator, Tenn. May 1, 1957."
1957 May 1
3/25 438-439
Dr. J. Morrison Brady watching Senator Jackson receiving the Salk polio vaccination, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
International NewsPhotos (New York, N.Y.)Al MutoRussHolt (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Winnie Ulrich and Mary Schneider.
General Notes: Captions, "Washington, D.C." and "Practicing what he preaches," are filed with the photographs.
1957 May
Senator Jackson touring the U.S.S. Nautilus during its visit to the Pacific Northwest
1957 June 15-21
Box/Folder item
3/26 440-453
SenatorJackson boarding the U.S.S. Nautilus from a small speedboat and meeting withU.S. Navy officials and crew members in a board room
Robinson's Home Portrait Studio, Everett, Washington (photographer)
General Notes: Filed with the photographs: a letter from Hyman G. Rickover,United States Atomic Energy Commission; brochure, "Visit of USS Nautilus(SSN-571) to the Pacific Northwest, June 15-21, 1957"; brochure, "USS Nautilus(SSN 571)"; "Summary of Nautilus Activity to Date"; and "USS Nautilus (SSN571)."
3/27 454-460
Aerial viewsof the U.S.S. Nautilus and Senator Jackson standing with others on the deckduring its docking in the Pacific Northwest
General Notes: Two photographs inscribed, "Welcome to the Nautilus, 6/16/57Pleasure to have you aboard, E.P. Wilkinson, Capt. USNavy, R.F. Dobbins, Cdr.,MC, USN, W.R. Cohean, Jr., Lt., USN."
Box/Folder item
3/28 461 1957 July
3/29 462-465 1957 September 20
3/30 466-467
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson standing and speaking at banquet table, Kiwanis Club meeting, Auburn, Washington
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
RussHolt (photographer)
1957 September 26
3/31 468
Senator Jackson with his arm around a young boy signing pledge for Dollars for Democrats
Tri-CityHerald (photographer)
1957 October 5
3/32 469
Senator Jackson wearing academic regalia and speaking at a podium, President F. Morten inauguration, Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington
Gonzaga University NewsServiceRichard T.Lewis (photographer)
1957 October 6
3/33 470
Senator Frank F. Church, Idaho
Burns (photographer)

General Notes: Inscribed, "To 'Scoop' Jackson, with the admiration andesteem of his friend, Frank Church, October 25, 1957."

Stamped on verso: "From the office of Frank Church U.S.Senate."

1957 October 25
3/34 471
Senator Jackson showing his airplane models to Civil Air Patrol Cadet, Jerry Hassemer, Washington, D.C.
1957 October
3/35 472-475 1957 December 6
3/36 476-477
Senator Jackson talking with a small group of high school students and with school official during his visit to the newly dedicated Mark Morris High School, Longview, Washington
1957 December 6
3/37 478
Senator Jackson sitting at a table with Mr. Brooks, Meet the Press television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1957 December 8
3/38 479-480
Senator Jackson examining vials in laboratory with University President Dr. Henry Schmitz and others, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
Office of Public Information,University of WashingtonRobert I.Petersen (photographer)
Scope and Content: Photographs taken by two different people but document the same scene.
1957 December
3/39 481
Senator Jackson with female foreign exchange students pointing to various locations on world globe
1957
box-folder:oversize
22/6 3468
Composite photograph of politicians and celebrities, poster advertisement, V.I.P. TV, Miami, Florida
General Notes: Presented by First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Miami, W.H. Walker, Chairman.
1957
24/2 3521
U.S. Congress, Atomic Energy Joint Committee, Eighty-fifth Congress, 1st Session
Scope and Content: Seated: John W. Bricker, William F. Knowland, Bourke B. Hickenlooper, Clinton P. Anderson, Carl T. Dunham, Chet Holifield, W. Sterling Cole, Melvin Price, James E. Van Zandt.Standing: Albert Gore, Richard B. Russell, Henry C. Dworshak, John O. Pastore, Henry M. Jackson, Paul J. Kilday, James T. Patterson, John J. Dempsey, Thomas A. Jenkins.
General Notes: Reproduction by Army Photographic Agency.
1957
Box/Folder
3/40 482 1957
3/41 483 circa 1957
3/42 484
Commemorative booklet, Senator Jackson visiting the U.S. Army Artillery and Missile School and Center, Fort Sill, Oklahoma
1-15
Fort Sill, Signal CorpsPhotographic Lab (Fort Sill, Oklahoma) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes images, portraits, captions, and text documenting Jackson's visit to the U.S. Army Artillery and Missile School and Center. Jackson is shown speaking with a group at dinner; standing with General John C. Hayden and General Thomas de Shazo; and shaking hands with General Thomas de Shazo. Portraits of Thomas de Shazo, John C. Hayden, and Philip C. Wehle are included in the booklet.
1958 January 23
3/43 485 1958 March 20
3/44 486
Senator Jackson sitting at a table with Eldon Thomas and Kermit M. Rudolf, strategy meeting, Spokane Valley Irrigation Project, U.S. Senate, Interior and Insular Affairs Reclamation Subcommittee hearings, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: A caption, "Strategy meeting," is filed with the photograph.
1958 March
3/45 487-488 1958 March
S. 49, Alaska Statehood, U.S. Senate, 85th Congress
1958
Box/Folder item
3/46 489
Senator JohnC. Stennis congratulating Jackson on winning U.S. Senate approval for AlaskaStatehood, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
The Associated Press (photographer)
General Notes: A caption, "Congratulations are in order," is filed with thephotograph.
1958 June 30
3/47 490-492
U.S.Secretary of the Interior, Fred Seaton, with Senators Jackson, Frank Church,Thomas Kuchel, and others celebrating Alaska Statehood, Senate Office Building,Washington, D.C.
The Associated Press (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Mike Stepovich, Ernest Gruening, Walter J. Hickel,Senator Arthur Watkins, and Senator Richard Nueberger.
General Notes: Captions, "Win statehood for Alaska," "Happy overstatehood," and "Jubilant over statehood," are filed with the photographs.
1958 June 30
3/48 493
Secretary ofInterior, Fred Seaton, presenting Senator Jackson with the Alaska StatehoodMedal, Seattle, Washington
Forde Photographers (photographer)
1958
Box/Folder item
3/49 494 1958 September 14
3/50 495 1958 September 16
President Harry S. Truman visiting Seattle, Washington
1958 September
Box/Folder item
3/51 496-508
SenatorsJackson, Warren G. Magnuson, and Mon C. Walgren, Brock Adams, Governor AlbertD. Rosellini, Congressman Don Magnuson, and others attending the welcomeceremony and dinner for President Truman
Harvey Davis (Bellevue, Washington) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Joe Glutz presenting Truman; Adams speaking atpodium; the audience attending the ceremony; various sitting and standing atspeakers table; W. Magnuson and Ed Munro with Truman at speakers table; LukeGraham speaking at podium; Truman with Magnuson and Rosellini at speakerstable; Lieutenant Governor Victor A. Meyers with two Native American chiefs;Edith Green?; and Walter Rand.
3/52 509-510
Pressconference with Senators Jackson, Magnuson, Congressman Don Magnuson, PresidentHarry S. Truman, and others and reception outdoors with labor group
Forde Photographers (photographer)
3/53 511-512
Edward F.Horton with Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson presenting President Trumanwith the "Honorary Music Critic Century 21 Exposition" Award
Forde Photographers (Seattle, Wash.) (photographer)
Box/Folder item
3/54 513-517
Senator Jackson talking with doctors, patients, and others during his visit to the Veteran's Administration Hospital, Seattle, Washington
Veterans Administration Hospital(Seattle, Washington) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson talking with a patient on an operation table; standing in a room with basket weaving and three unidentified patients; and watching a woman assist an elderly man with making a loom for pot holders. Includes Dr. Rex L. Huff, Dr. D.E. Nolan, Mrs. L. Schaeffer, and Mrs. M. McMillan.
1958 October 22
3/55 518
Senator Jackson combing a cow with female volunteer, Yakima County 4-H Day, Yakima, Washington
Lee Merrill (Tacoma,Washington) (photographer)
General Notes: Bottom and top edge of photograph are torn.
1958
3/56 519-521
Senator Jackson speaking and talking with Steve McCormick and young men and women, Youth Wants to Know, radio? program
General Notes: The numbering sequence skips item 522. This item is an empty number and has no corresponding photograph.
1958
3/57 523-524 1958
3/58 525
Senator Jackson with Speaker of the House, Sam Rayburn, holding a gavel in Rayburn's office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
United PressAssociation (photographer)
1958
3/59 526
Senator Jackson sitting at a dinner table with Congressmen Thor C. Tollefson, Jack Westland, and others, Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Dinner, Washington, D.C.?
General Notes: Right edge of photograph is torn.
1958
3/60 527
Senator Jackson standing with Congressmen Jack Westland, Tom Pelly, and others during a dinner
Del Ankers Photographers(Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
1958
3/61 528 1958
Senate
1959-1964
Portraits
Box/Folder item
3/62 529-531
Portraitwith halftone mat
Fabian Bachrach (Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: One portrait of Jackson standing holding onto arms of achair and two portraits of his upper body and face.
circa 1950s
Box/Folder item
3/63 532 1959 February
box-folder:oversize
22/7 3469
Delores Martin hugging Senator Jackson in celebration of Hawaii statehood
Life MagazinePaulSchutzer (publisher)
1959 March 19
Box/Folder
3/64 533
Senator Jackson sitting with Ruth Geri Hagy and students standing during College News Conference radio? program
1959 March
U.S.S. Skipjack 585, U.S. Navy, General Dynamics Corporation, Electric Boat Division, Groton, Connecticut
1959 April
Box/Folder item
3/65 534-538
SenatorJackson with Admiral Hyman G. Rickover and members of the U.S. Senate JointCommittee on Atomic Energy preparing to board the nuclear submarine, U.S.S.Skipjack 585
General Dynamics Corporation (Groton, Connecticut) (photographer)
General Notes: Two captions, "New look in nuclear subs" and "Fastest atomicsub goes to sea," and a photocopied memo and meeting minutes from the U.S.Senate Joint Committee on Atomic Energy are filed with the photographs.
1959 April 11
3/66 539-545
SenatorJackson with Admiral Hyman G. Rickover and members of the U.S. Senate JointCommittee on Atomic Energy aboard the nuclear submarine, U.S.S. Skipjack585
Scope and Content: Includes Senators John O. Pastore, Clinton P. Anderson,George D. Aiken, Henry C. Dworshak, Wayne N. Aspinall, Congressman JackWestland, William W. Behrens, Jr., E.P. Wilkinson, and others.
1959 April 11
box-folder:oversize
22/8 3470
Two peoplesitting atop the nuclear submarine, U.S.S. Skipjack 585
General Dynamics Corporation (photographer)
Scope and Content: Autographed by Admiral Hyman G. Rickover, and Vice AdmiralsWilliam W. Behrens, Jr. and E.P. Wilkinson.
General Notes: Photograph is in poor condition.
1959 April 11
Box/Folder
3/67 546-548 1959 April
Box/Folder item
3/68 549-552
Senator Jackson shaking hands and meeting with Brigadier General Joseph Colby, Mayor R.B. Speck, and others, Armed Forces Day Celebration, Army Ballistic Missile Agency, Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Alabama
U.S.Army (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson standing in "W" formation with 25 soldiers from Washington State with Explorer I satellite in the background; standing with Lieutenant Colonel Lester H. LeVine, L. G. Dawson, Senator Sparkman, James E. Dahlquist, and Arthur Simon.
General Notes: Two captions, "Senator Jackson greeted" and "Huntsville, Ala.," and hand-written memos from L.G. Dawson are filed with the photographs.
1959 May 15
4/1 553
Senator Jackson with John W. Finney, George Herman, Carleton Kent, and Stuart Novins, Face the Nation, CBS Television, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1959 May 24
12th Annual Military Government Association Conference, Shoreham Hotel, Washington, D.C.
1959 June 13
Box/Folder item
4/2 554-555
SenatorJackson delivering a speech, "Forging a National Strategy"
U.S. Army Photographic Agency (Washington, D.C.)Carl Schneider (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes President of the Military Government Association,Eli Nobleman and Mrs. Nobleman.
4/3 556-557
NationalPresident of the Military Government Association, Dr. Eli E. Nobleman,presenting Senator Jackson with a Distinguished Service CitationAward
U.S. Army Photographic Agency (Washington, D.C.)Carl SchneiderRobert LaFollette (photographer)
Box/Folder item
4/4 558 1959 June 13-19
4/5 559-560
Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson with American Legion's Boys' Nation members, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Jackson, Magnuson, Randall Revelle, and other looking over publication, The Capitol; Jackson eating lunch in the Senate Restaurant with Don Lorents and David A. York.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
1959 July
4/6 561-562 1959 July
4/7 563
Senator Jackson and General I.D. White, U.S. Army, Fort Shafter, Oahu, Hawaii
U.S. ArmyM/SGT AlChang (photographer)
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Senator Jackson with best wishes and high esteem, I.D. White."
1959 October 8
Inspection trip to Antarctica, Operation DEEP FREEZE 60, U.S. Navy Air Facility, McMurdo Sound, Antarctica
1959 October
Box/Folder item
4/8 564-567
SenatorJackson meeting with Colonel Dewey R. Bridges, Rear Admiral D.M. Tyree, andformer foreign exchange student, Miss Ann Justice, before departing forAntarctica, Christ Church, New Zealand
U. S. Navy (photographer)
General Notes: A letter from James E. Mooney, United States AntarcticProjects Officer accompanies the photographs.
4/9 568-576
SenatorJackson arriving, shaking hands, and greeting personnel, McMurdo Air ForceBase
U. S. Navy (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Captain Jack A. Eady, Commander Lewiston, CE1Arthur Roberts, Lieutenant JG Richard R. Hendren, Commander Jerry M. Barlow,RM3 Harold Moore, and UTCN John Cael.
General Notes: A business card from Harry M. Van Tine is filed with thephotographs.
4/10 577-584
Welcomeceremony for Senator Jackson with military personnel and cake
4 contact sheets (1 photograph)
U. S. Navy (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson offering cake to Lieutenant Colonel Bridges; Jacksonwith military personnel, a Husky dog, and a Washington State flag; and cuttinga cake reading, "Welcome Aboard Senator." Includes Francis J. Cael, CommanderJerry M. Barlow, Lieutenant JG Richard R. Hendren, Lowell R. Huss, Harold R.Moore, Staff Sergeant Ronald R. Garzan, CE1 Arthur C. Roberts, and LowellHuff.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
4/11 585-594
SenatorJackson visiting Scott Base, New Zealand
U. S. Navy (photographer)
Scope and Content: Commander W.A. Lewiston and Captain Jack A. Eady showingJackson points of interest; Jackson and Rod Hewit; Lewiston and Jacksoninspecting an "out house" used on rear of sled with names of explorers; Jacksonlooking at ice on the pressure ridge of Scott Base; Jackson, Lewiston, and Eadywalking in front of a Sno-Cat; Jackson and Hewit standing in front of a ScottBase sign showing mileage from Scott Base to cities around the world; Jacksonand Lewiston inspecting a bicycle wheel used as a mile meter attached to theback of a sled; Jackson with Lewiston and Hewit walking with Huskies.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
4/12 595-601
SenatorJackson visiting Marble Point Base and Cape Evans, Antarctica
U. S. Navy (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson waving to others at McMurdo Sound as he flies toMarble Point; Jackson talking with soldiers stationed at Marble Point; lookingover aircraft wreckage; walking with Navy officials; looking at the remains ofa dog and a box labeled "Captain Scotts Expedition of 1910, Shell Oil"; andJackson standing with other in front of sign reading "Welcome to Fubar,Antarctica." Includes CEW3 Albert Barabe and CM2 Robert Williams; CommanderJ.M. Barlow; Captain Heaman, Rear Admiral D.M. Tyree, Captain W.H. Munson, D.P.Maguire, Commander M. Krebs
4/13 602-612
SenatorJackson participating in the air drop of a D-4 bulldozer, "Tina-Glenda-Lou,"South Pole Station, Antarctica
1 contact sheet
U. S. Navy (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson with group of New Zealanders touring Antartica;Jackson looking at points of interest prior to take-off; Jackson standing withmilitary personnel in front of the drop section aboard the airplane making thedrop; and Jackson draping the bulldozer in a Washington State flag and placinga letter to Washington State personnel inside. Includes Rear Admiral David M.Tyree, G.G. Grieves, Brigadier M.C. Fairbrother, Lieutenant Commander J.C.K.Harley; L.S. Donnelly, I.F. Thompson, H.G. Paton, G. Norman, W. Kling, D.R.Neilson, Reverend Dr. B.P. Ashby, D.B.G. McLean, R.J. O'Conner, KennethWirdman, Lieutenant Colonel Dewey R. Bridges, Commander William A. Lewiston,and Lieutenant Colonel William J. Gammon.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photographs.
4/14 613-617
D-4bulldozer, "Tina-Glenda-Lou," air drop, South Pole Station,Antarctica
U. S. NavyU.S. Air Force (photographer)
Scope and Content: Photographs taken from the airplane of the air drop, Jacksonwith the crew participating in the air drop, and Jackson greeting Captain E.A.McDonald on his return trip from McMurdo Sound.
Box/Folder item
4/15 618-621
Senator Jackson standing and talking with George Meany?, military officials, and others, Paine Air Force Base open house, Everett, Washington
General Notes: A letter from Errol K. Loving, 326th Fighter Group (Air Defense) Headquarters, Washington State, is filed with the photographs.
1959 December
box-folder:oversize
24/3 3522
U.S. Congress, Atomic Energy Joint Committee, eighty-sixth Congress, 1st Session
Scope and Content: Seated: Henry C. Dworshak, John O. Pastore, Bourke B. Hickenlooper, Richard B. Russell, Clinton P. Anderson, Carl T. Durham, James E. Van Zandt, Chet Holifield, Melvin Price.Standing: Albert Gore, Henry M. Jackson, Wallace F. Bennett, George D. Aiken, Jack Westland, William H. Bates, Wayne N. Aspinall, Craig Hosmer, Albert Thomas.
1959
24/4 3523
Convair Atlas, U.S. Air Force intercontinental ballistic missile taking off from launch site
1 print : color
circa 1959
Box/Folder
4/16 622-626
Senators Jackson, W. Sterling Cole, F. Edward Hebert, and Melvin Price with Rear Admiral Tom B. Hill, Gordon Dean, and Lieutenant General E.R. Quesada, Headquarters, Joint Task Three, Eniwetock atoll, Marshall Islands
Miller, Mackay, Hoeck &Hartung (Seattle, Washington) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Joint Task Three is composed of personnel from the Atomic Energy Commission, the U.S. Army, and the U.S. Navy.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
circa 1950s
4/17 627-632 circa 1950s
4/18 633-642
Senator Jackson and others on a packing trip in the Olympics?, Washington
Scope and Content: Jackson camping, hiking, extinguishing campfire, and riding horses.
circa 1950s
4/19 643-644
Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson with other looking at a map of Mount Rainier National Park with Sunrise, Paradise, and Longmire Visitor Facilities circled, KTAC radio forum
Harvey Davis (Bellevue,Washington) (photographer)
circa 1950s
4/20 645
Senator Jackson wearing a bow tie and speaking in front of U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
RobertPhillips (photographer)
circa 1950s
4/21 646-647
Senator Jackson with Captain Harmer during an Honor Guard inspection
circa 1950s
4/22 648
Senator Jackson sitting at a desk in a corner office and talking on the telephone
circa 1950s
4/23 649 1964 March
4/24 650-651
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson painting a house with children
RussHolt (photographer)
circa 1950s
4/25 652-653
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson taking a photograph of other in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
RussHolt (photographer)
circa 1950s
4/26 654
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing at microphone and presenting the 44th District Democratic Award to woman
1 contact sheet
RussHolt (photographer)
circa 1950s
Senator Jackson playing baseball, Washington, D.C.
1950s
Box/Folder item
4/27 655-656
SenatorJackson warming up for a pitch during a baseball game and holding a largesalmon with others near batting cage
2 photographs : color
1959 September
4/28 657
"ScoopsTroops" staff baseball team
Scope and Content: Back row: Russ Holt, John Salter, Sterling Munro,unidentified, Sterling's brother.Front row: Jackson, Dorothy Fosdick.
1959
4/29 658-660
SenatorJackson and other "Odd Sox" U.S. Senate staff playing baseball
Harris & Ewing (Washington, D.C.)
circa 1950s
4/30 661 circa 1950s
box-folder:oversize
22/9 3471 circa 1950s
Box/Folder
4/31 662 circa 1950s
Box/Folder item
4/32 663
Senator Jackson sitting at banquet table with King Olav V of Norway
Finn's Photo Studio (Brooklyn,New York) (photographer)
circa 1950s
4/33 664
Senator Jackson standing with Oscar Chapman at the top of airplane stairs, Seattle, Washington
Port of Seattle, Public RelationsDepartment (Seattle, Washington) (photographer)
circa 1950s
4/34 665
Senator Jackson looking over a news release with Local Machinists Union members, Roy Maes, Harry Stockinger, Dick Russell, "Moose" Jones, and Bob Johnson
The AeroMechanic (photographer)
circa 1950s
4/35 666
Senator Jackson wearing flight suit outside building, Geiger Field, Spokane, Washington
Air Force Photo,Geiger Field (Spokane, Washington) (photographer)
circa 1950s
4/36 667 circa 1950s
4/37 668-671
Senators Jackson and Mike Mansfield shaking hands and speaking to others during a meeting, Seattle, Washington
Miller, Mackay, Hoeck &Hartung (Seattle, Washington)Fred Milkie Photographers(Seattle, Washington) (photographer)
circa 1950s
4/38 672 circa 1950s
4/39 673-675a
Senator Jackson holding an airplane model and joining hands with two Boeing Company representatives? in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
RussHolt? (photographer)
circa 1950s
4/40 676 circa 1950s
4/41 677
Senator Jackson shaving in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
The AssociatedPress (photographer)
circa 1950s
4/42 678-680
Senator Jackson talking with Captain Philip Weiss during a tour, Hanford Facilities, Richland, Washington
Forde Photographers (Seattle,Washington) (photographer)
General Notes: Image in campaign literature identifies the man as Dr. Ron Gaballe and the facility as U of W research facility.
circa 1950s
Senator Jackson on vacation, Honolulu, Hawaii
circa 1950s
Box/Folder item
4/43 681-684
SenatorJackson with children, sitting outdoors near a pool, and lying on a beach withhis shirt off
1 photograph : color
Honolulu Advertiser PhotoK. Shimogaki (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson wearing a lei, standing with children, on WaikikiBeach with Diamond Head in background holding two children, and lying on abeach by himself with shirt off.
4/44 685
Slide,Senator Jackson wearing a suit with a lei and standing in front of palm treeson the beach
1 slide : color
Senator Jackson visiting Grand Coulee, Washington
circa 1950s
Box/Folder item
4/45 686-690
SenatorJackson with other during a visit to the Grand Coulee Dam
Bureau of Reclamation, Coulee Dam (Grand Coulee, Washington)Wallace Mackay Co. (Seattle, Washington) (photographer)
4/46 691-692
Box/Folder item
4/47 693-694 circa 1950s
4/48 695-696
Senator Jackson eating a hot dog at a picnic
Harris & Ewing (Washington,D.C.) (photographer)
circa 1950s
4/49 697 circa 1950s
4/50 698
Senator Jackson holding oversize manuscript document with Congressman Hugh B. Mitchell and Joe Adams
General Notes: Inscribed, "Thanks to 'Scoop,' an ardent and successful sponsor. Joe Adams."
circa 1950s
4/51 699 circa 1950s
4/52 700 circa 1950s
4/53 701
Robert Bechel
Scope and Content: Portrait of a young man in a military uniform.
General Notes: Inscribed, "Senator Jackson I deeply appreciate the opportunity you have afforded me. Robert Bechel."
circa 1950s
4/54 702
ABC News correspondent Dorese Bell questioning Senator Jackson, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Inscribed, "Best wishes from one 'Scoop' Reporter to another-Dorese Bell A.B.C."
circa 1950s
4/55 703 circa 1950s
4/56 704
Senator Carl T. Curtis, Nebraska
Moss Photo,N.Y (photographer)
General Notes: Inscribed, "To my friend and colleague Henry Jackson, Carl T. Curtis, Nebraska."
circa 1950s
4/57 705 circa 1950s
4/58 706-707 circa 1950s
4/59 708
Bill Hanson interviewing Senator Jackson at a lunch table, NBC radio program
Reni Newsphoto Service
General Notes: Inscribed, "Thanks for the coffee - and the good show. Bill Hanson."
circa 1950s
4/60 709 circa 1950s
4/61 710
Senator Jackson congratulating Miss Barbara Harcey, Washington State winner of the General Mills Company "Homemakers of Tomorrow" competition, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
circa 1950s
4/62 711
Senators Jackson, Spessard L. Holland, George D. Aiken, Alexander Wiley, J. Glenn Beall, and Homer Capehart standing with U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan, Syed Amjad Ali
Ackad (photographer)
General Notes: Autographed by Ali.
circa 1950s
4/63 712-714
Senator Jackson meeting with Native American leaders, Alex Saluskin of Yakima, George Friedlander of Moses Lake, and Tandy Wilbur, Spokane, Washington
Harvey Davis (Seattle,Washington)Wallace Mackay Co. (Seattle,Washington)Miller, Mackay, Hoeck &Hartung (Seattle, Washington) (photographer)
circa 1950s
4/64 715
Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson standing with young man in military uniform, U.S. Senate Building, Washington, D.C.
circa 1950s
4/65 716
Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson with Congressman Tom Pelly, military officer, and others sitting behind bench, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
circa 1950s
4/66 717
Senator Jackson speaking at podium with Senator Warren G. Magnuson and others seated in background on flatbed truck outdoors, Kennewick, Washington
Steve Severson Studio (Kennewick,Washington) (photographer)
circa 1950s
4/67 718-719 circa 1950s
4/68 720
Senator Jackson in sunglasses shaking hands with Lieutenant Colonel Taylor and Lieutenant Colonel Simmons outdoors
circa 1950s
4/69 721
Senator Jackson in a tuxedo sitting with military and labor leaders at formal dinner
Nate FinePhoto (photographer)
Scope and Content: Seated: Jackson, David J. McDonald, Julius Kuczma, E. B. Powell, Max Golden, John Fanning, Henry A. DuFlon, Sam Silver, Joseph Gambatese, Rear Admiral Robert Swart, Ben Gettler, James B. Skinner.Standing: Frank N. Hoffman, Monsignor George Higgins, Charles J. Pappadeas, Salvador F. Marino, Frank S. Marino, Lieutenant Colonel Norman Herr, Charles Charuhas, John J. Charuhas, Joseph McDonald, John J. Pappas, James T. Noonan.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
circa 1950s
4/70 722
Senator Jackson in a suit and bow tie standing and being interviewed by two others
circa 1950s
4/70 723
Senator Jackson speaking into microphones at a press conference, Washington, D.C.
circa 1950s
4/71 724
Senator Jackson speaking at a podium with Oregon and Idaho state flags hanging in the background, dam dedication?
circa 1950s
4/72 725
Senator Jackson standing with others and watching a line of female switchboard operators
Pacific TelephoneMerleJordan (photographer)
circa 1950s
4/73 726 circa 1950s
4/74 727-728
Senator Jackson standing outdoors with the Army Color Guard dressed in fatigues and carrying flags
circa 1950s
Senator Jackson in Tennessee
circa 1950s
Box/Folder item
4/75 729-736
SenatorJackson with others at airport, touring park, and pointing at a black bearduring a visit to Smoky Mountain National Park
William Glenn Hicks (photographer)
4/76 737
SenatorJackson sitting at speaker table, Chamber of Commerce dinner,Knoxville?
C. "Brownie" Colquitt (Knoxville, Tenn.)Knoxville Chamber of Commerce (Knoxville, Tenn.) (photographer)
General Notes: Knoxville Chamber of Commerce stamped on verso.
Box/Folder item
5/1 738-742
Senator Jackson talking with employees and looking through circular submarine window during a tour of the Penberthy Instrument Company plant, Seattle, Washington
Forde Photographers (Seattle,Washington) (photographer)
circa 1950s
5/2 743-744
Senator Jackson receiving framed certificate of merit award from American Veterans of World War II (AMVETS) official and pointing to U.S.S.R. on map with wooden pointer
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
circa 1950s
5/3 745
Senators Jackson and John C. Stennis talking with J. Kenneth Mansfield and other at Committee bench, U.S. Armed Services Committee? hearings, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
circa 1950s
5/4 746
Senators Jackson and George D. Aiken sitting with others during a dinner, Washington, D.C.?
circa 1950s
5/5 747-752
Senator Jackson sitting with moderator, Steve McCormick, and talking with youth on the set of Youth Wants toKnow radio? program
Reni Newsphoto Service
Scope and Content: Photographs document various appearances on radio program.
circa 1950s
5/6 753-755
Senator Jackson with Under Secretary of the Interior, Ralph A. Tudor?, Mr. Finley?, Senator William A. Purtell, Mr. Blair?, program moderator Steve McCormick, and other, American Forum of the Air television? program
Reni Newsphoto Service
circa 1950s
5/7 756
Senator William R. Laird III
Harris & Ewing (Washington,D.C.) (photographer)
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Henry M. Jackson, with best wishes from William R. Laird, III, U.S.S. W. Va."
circa 1950s
5/8 757
Senator Jackson sitting with Congressman Hugh Scott, U.S. Navy official, and "Joe" holding model submarine, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Scoop, with gratitude. Joe" and "To Scoop-all the best, Hugh Scott."
circa 1950s
5/9 758
Senator Jackson in short-sleeve shirt talking with woman wearing a crown on a snow field, Vancouver?, Washington
circa 1950s
5/10 759-761 circa 1950s
5/11 762
Senator Jackson meeting Washington State delegates to the 30th Annual 4-H Conference, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Miss Rita Sullivan, Tim Manring, Mary Ellen Kunzelman, Sue Moffett, and Don Wesen.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
circa 1950s
5/12 763
Lieutenant General James W. Wilson, U.S. Air Force
General Notes: Inscribed, "To my friend Scoop - a most industrious and intelligent legislator. Best wishes always. Jimmy Wilson."
circa 1950s
5/13 764
Joseph N. Welch
U.S.Army (photographer)
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Senator Henry M. Jackson with the highest esteem and great admiration. J Welch."
circa 1950s
5/14 765
Senator Jackson standing with Senators James E. Van Zandt, Bourke Hickenlooper, Jack Westland, Clinton P. Anderson, Willis Robertson?, Albert Gore, and other congressional colleagues, Washington, D.C.?
Harris & Ewing (Washington,D.C.) (photographer)
circa 1950s
5/15 766
Senator Jackson standing in front of Military Advisory and Assistance Group (MAAG) building with man dressed in fatigues, France?
1 photograph : color
Scope and Content: Sign reads, "MAAG Group Consultatif D'Aide Militaire Americaine".
circa 1950s
5/16 767-769
Contact sheets, Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson in Magnuson's office with others, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
3 contact sheets
RussHolt (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson with other pointing to framed picture of a landscape with mountains hanging , young men and women crowded around large framed aerial picture of Seattle waterfront with piers pointing to buildings, and Magnuson in his office talking with young man.
circa 1950s
5/17 770-771
Senator Jackson sitting at table with others, luncheon meeting of U.S. Senators
1 contact sheet
RussHolt? (photographer)
circa 1950s
5/18 772
Colonel Donald B. Gordon?, John L. Salter, Howard W. Cannon?, and others standing together, Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada?
Las Vegas News BureauDon EnglishJerry AbbottJoe BuckMilt PalmerJohnCook (photographer)
Scope and Content: Four of the men are wearing a suit and tie and one is wearing a tuxedo.
circa 1950s
5/18a 772a
Contact sheet, John L. Salter and others at a party with Native Americans
1 contact sheet
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Native American chiefs in traditional headdress standing with children.
circa 1950s
Various photographs of Senator Jackson
circa 1950s
Box/Folder item
5/19 773-777
SenatorJackson with women
Jacques Lowe (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson outside U.S. Capitol Building with womanin baseball cap holding a softball and Jackson and man holding bat; in hisoffice, with woman wrapped up in ribbon and Jackson preparing to cut the ribbonwith scissors; two women in his office pinning "S.W. Wash. Fair" pins to hislapel; sitting at his desk and looking at spiral-bound notebook with youngwoman; and writing notes at his desk with female assistant? standing.
5/20 778-781
SenatorJackson shaking hands and meeting with others
Reni Newsphoto Service (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson shaking hands with clergy; Jackson wearing a plaidsuit and looking over postcards at desk with Congressman John W. McCormack?;standing with older man holding the index to "Washington Telephone Directories"in Jackson's office and with 9 volumes on desk; and sitting at table incafeteria with unidentified military official and man (Mon Wallgren?).
5/21 782-784
SenatorJackson giving tours and standing with others, U.S. Capitol Building,Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson holding young boy with family in front ofexterior of U.S. Capitol Building in background; with a group of young peoplepointing to large statue in the U.S. Capitol Building; and Jackson standingoutside U.S. Capitol Building with two unidentified men and holding a sign thatreads, "Don't pass the buck - give your bucks to the party of your choice!"
5/22 785-786
SenatorJackson standing and talking with others outdoors
Fred Milkie Photographers (Seattle, Washington) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson standing with man outdoors holding grain?over barrel; and talking with man on boat while looking and touching machineryparts.
5/23 787-789
SenatorJackson standing in front of airplane on air field with others and receivingfood in the mess hall of a U.S. Army base, Yakima Firing Center?, Richland,Washington
Robley L. Johnson Photo (Richland, Washington) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson with military official and other in frontof U.S. Air Force plane; and military official serving food to Jackson in lunchline on military base.
5/24 790
SenatorJackson standing with a Japanese man in traditional garb and femaleinterpreter?, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
The Associated Press (photographer)
5/25 791-792
SenatorJackson sitting, standing, and talking with others
Del Ankers Photographers (Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson sitting at round dinner table (#93) with Tom Pelly,Jack Westland, and other women and men; and leaving U.S. Senate Building infuneral procession? with others.
5/26 793-794
Box/Folder item
5/27 795
Senator Jackson sitting with Mr. Ned Brooks, Meet the Press, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1960 February 28
5/28 796 1960 March 16
5/29 797-798 1960 May 17
Mock Democratic Political Convention, Washington & Lee University, Washington, D.C.
1960 May
Box/Folder item
5/30 799-802
5/31 803-805
5/32 806
Box/Folder item
5/33 807
Senators Warren G. Magnuson and Margaret Chase Smith pouring clams out of a plastic bag onto a table with Senator Jackson leaning on a table with a sample copy of clam stamps tucked under his arm, Washington, D.C.?
Scope and Content: The bag of clams and stamps were sent by Ivar Hagland of Seattle, Washington, encouraging Smith's proposal for increased recognition of the commercial fishing industry.
General Notes: A press release from the offices of Magnuson and Jackson is filed with the photograph.
1960 June 24
5/34 808
Senator Jackson congratulating B. Douglas Rice, Jr. of Bellevue, Washington, winner of the "My True Security--the American Way" scriptwriting contest, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
Reni Newsphoto Service
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
1960 June 28
5/35 809-811
Senator Jackson standing with Congressman Craig Hosmer, Senator Wallace F. Bennett, Dr. Norris E. Bradbury, Senator Albert Gore, Senator Howard W. Cannon, James T. Ramey, and Congressman William H. Bates, observers of the Kiwi-A Prime test, Nevada test site
Los Alamos PhotographicLaboratory (photographer)
Scope and Content: Photograph 1 and 2: (left to right) Hosmer, Bennett, Jackson, Dr. Norris E. Bradbury, Gore, Cannon, Ramey, and William H. Bates.Photograph 3: (left to right) Bennett, Jackson, Gore, Hosmer, Cannon, and Bates.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
1960 July 8
Senator Jackson endorsing John F. Kennedy for President of the United States?, Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C.
1960 July?
Box/Folder item
5/36 812-818
SenatorJackson speaking at podium
Photo Alda (Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
5/37 819
5/38 820-822
Box/Folder item
5/39 823-826
Senator Jackson speaking into microphone at table, with Stuart Novins, with other, and the recording set of Face the Nation, CBS News, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1960 August 15
5/40 827-830
Senators Jackson, John F. Kennedy, Stuart Symington, and President Harry S. Truman sitting at a table at a press conference in an auditorium, Harry S. Truman Library, Independence, Missouri
: color
The PilotKansas City StarW.Porter (publisher)
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
1960 August 20
5/41 831 1960 August
box-folder:oversize
22/10-11 3472-3473
Aerial views of Pennsylvania delegation and reporters during opening session, Democratic National Convention, Los Angeles, California
2 folders
Earl R.Anderson (photographer)
1960 August
Box/Folder
5/42 832-837
Senator Jackson attending first annual labor day celebration, United Steel Workers of America, Youngstown, Ohio
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson being welcomed as an honorary guest with large welcome banner; attending banquet dinner; speaking to group outdoors with other; shaking hands with Mike McCullion; wearing Mike McCullion campaign top hats bearing images of John F. Kennedy and Jackson; and sitting at a table during a televised news conference.
1960 September 5
5/43 838 1960 September 7
5/44 839
Senator Jackson speaking at podium on a stage, "Citizens for Kennedy" luncheon, Bellevue-Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
SamMiller (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes (left to right): Governor David Lawrence, Mayor Richardson Dilworth, Senator Jackson, Albert M. Greenfield, Governor Adlai Stevenson, Senator Joseph S. Clark, Jr., and Abraham Freedman.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
1960 October 20
5/45 840
Senator Jackon sitting with Senator Thruston B. Morton and other, Meet the Press, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1960 October 23
5/46 841
Vice Admiral William F. Raborn, U.S. Navy
U.S.Navy (photographer)
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Senator H.M. Jackson M.E. with deep appreciation for his guidance and support. From his warm admirer and friend. WF 'Red' Raborn, Vice Admiral, US Navy, director, POLARIS Program."
1960 October 24
Presidential election night
1960 November 8
Box/Folder item
5/47 842-845
5/48 846
box-folder:oversize
22/12 3474
Womandusting Senator Jackson with face powder backstage before speech
Life MagazineRobert Phillips (Publisher)
Box/Folder item
5/49 847
Senators Jackson, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, Hubert Humphrey, Carey Estes Kefauver, Governor Loveless, and Secretary of Agriculture, Orville L. Freeman with others crowded around table on stage, Democratic Agricultural Conference, Des Moines, Iowa
1 photograph : color
General Notes: A letter from John R. Hansen, member of Congress, and a copy of a response letter from Jackson are filed with the photograph.
1960
5/50 848-849
Senator Jackson with Filipino community leaders, E. Victoria Bacho, Roy Baldoz, Bartolome Umayami, Julius B. Ruiz, and other, Seattle, Washington?
Buchanan Photo Service (Seattle,Washington) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson shaking hands with E. Victoria Bacho?
1960
5/51 850 1960
5/52 851-853
Senator Jackson speaking to a luncheon group during Democratic National Committee campaign and talking with others, Bloomington, Indiana
Norbert Peace Studio(Bloomington, Indiana) (photographer)
1960
5/53 854 1960
5/54 855-857
Senator Jackson, President Harry S. Truman, and others seated on grass at outdoor event
1960
5/55 858 1960
5/56 859-860
Senator Jackson in a tuxedo speaking to an audience for a Democratic dinner?, Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C.
Schutz Photo (Washington,D.C.) (photographer)
circa 1960
U.S. Senate, Government Operations Committee, National Policy Machinery Subcommittee
1960-1962
Box/Folder item
5/57 861
5/58 862
SenatorJackson standing with Senators Jacob Javits, Karl Mundt, Edmund Muskie, andother members of the National Policy Machinery subcommittee
5/59 863
5/60 864
SenatorsJackson, John C. Stennis, and Edmund Muskie talking with Robert C.Sprague
Scope and Content: Robert C. Sprague is the former co-chairman of the GaitherCommittee.
5/61 865-867
SenatorJackson with Maxwell Taylor
Scope and Content: Two photographs document the same Senate committee hearingsand include Senators Edmund Muskie and Jacob Javits, and Maxwell Taylor. Thethird photograph shows Jackson leaning over Senate Committee bench and talkingwith Taylor.
Senator Jackson and members of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy touring the U.S.S. George Washington, America's first Polaris-firing nuclear submarine, off the coast of New England
1960
Box/Folder item
5/62 868-871
SenatorJackson at the controls with Admiral Hyman G. Rickover and others and sittingaround table with crew members
General Dynamics Corporation (Groton, Connecticut) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Washington State crew members Jack D. Lamphere,Lieutenant Donovan E. Kniss, Lieutenant John H. Carr, and William F.McGrady.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photographs.
5/63 872-873
SenatorJackson standing on deck with crew members and others and shaking hands withNavy official
General Dynamics Corporation (Groton, Connecticut) (photographer)
Box/Folder item
5/64 874
Senator Jackson sitting at a table with Washington State delegates to the White House Conference on Children and Youth (WHCCY), U.S. Senate Dining Room, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Kristin Johnson, Mrs. Berne Jacobsen, Myron Mickey, Mrs. Robert J. Block, Mrs. Gordon Cochrane, and Miss Areta Hurley.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
1960
box-folder:oversize
22/13 3475
Group portrait of U.S. Congress, Armed Services Committee
Scope and Content: Seated from left to right: Howard Cannon, Bob Bartlett, Strom Thurmond, Sam Ervin, Henry M. Jackson, Stuart Symington, John Stennis, Richard Russell, Leverett Saltonstall, Styles Bridges, Francis Case, Prescott Bush, Glenn Beall.
circa 1960
President John F. Kennedy Inauguration, Washington, D.C.
1961 January 20
Box/Folder item
5/65 875
Swearing-inceremony with Senator John F. Kennedy in front of podium and bleachers, U.S.Capitol Building
1 photograph : color
5/66 876-877
SenatorJackson, President John F. Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy, Ethel Kennedy?, HarryS. Truman, and others in formal wear, inauguration reception
Paul Schmick (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson attending inauguration of President Kennedy withJacqueline Kennedy, Dwight Eisenhower, Lyndon B. Johnson, Richard Nixon, andothers unidentified.
Box/Folder item
5/67 878 1961 May 15
5/68 879-880
Cub Scout from Snohomish County, Washington presenting 40-foot postcard to President John F. Kennedy outdoors with Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, Brian Corcoran, and others, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
Cecil W.Stoughton (photographer)
General Notes: A caption, "Senators escort scout to see the President," accompanies the photographs.
1961 June
5/69 881 1961 September 22
5/70 882
Senator Jackson standing with Lieutenant General Harold Cooper Donnelly and others in front of models of rockets, Field Command Headquarters, Defense Atomic Support Agency, Sandia Base, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Headquarters, FC. DASAA/1st., F.Harris (photographer)
1961 December 15
5/71 883-884 1961 December 20
5/72 885-890
Senator Jackson participating in Operation Sky Shield II, McChord Air Force Base, Pierce County, Washington
Scope and Content: Jackson talking with Blanche and Bordeaux in front of aircraft; Jackson standing with Gideon indoors; Jackson standing with Schuder and Johansen indoors; Jackson on telephone with Schuder from Division Combat Center; Jackson standing on air field with Smith, Diehl, and Twaddell, Jr.Includes Lieutenant Claude Blanche, Lieutenant Frank Bordeaux, Colonel Robert B. Gideon, Captain Myrtle N. Schuder, Lieutenant Colonel Martin C. Johansen, Colonel Donovan F. Smith, Colonel Kenneth C. Diehl, and Colonel James W. Twaddell, Jr.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
1961
5/73 891-894
Senator Jackson discussing the upcoming Gemini two-man orbital space flight with astronaut, Virgil I. "Gus" Grissom, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: A caption and letter from Richard L. Callaghan, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), are filed with the photographs.
1964 March 27
5/74 895
Senators Jackson, Thomas Kuchel, Frank Church, Clinton P. Anderson, and others standing at microphones on stage and reading from a paper, Circus Saints and Sinners Club of America luncheon honoring U.S. Secretary of the Interior, Stewart L. Udall
1961
box-folder:oversize
24/5 3524
Group portrait of U.S. Congress, Armed Services Committee
1 photograph : color
Scope and Content: From left to right: unidentified, unidentified, Strom Thurmond, Sam Ervin, Henry M. Jackson, Stuart Symington, John Stennis, unidentified, chairman Richard B. Russell, Jr., Leverett Saltonstall, Margaret Chase Smith, unidentified, unidentified, unidentified, Robert C. Byrd, and Howard Cannon.
1961
22/14 3476
Senator Jackson with other pointing at top of Space Needle model for Seattle, Washington
J.V. Wills and Associates,Seattle, Washington (photographer)
General Notes: Photograph is torn in half.
circa 1961
Anna Marie Jackson
1961-1964
Box/Folder item
5/75 896-898
5/76 899-901
Christmascard, Senator and Mrs. Jackson holding Anna Marie in their lap
2 prints
General Notes: Message inside card: "Merry Christmas and Happy New YearHelen, Scoop, and Anna Marie Jackson."Two sheets of a Christmas card with corresponding photographare filed with the photographs.
5/77 902-906
Anna Marieon her first birthday, sitting on the floor in the nursery, and sitting withHenry and Helen in front of U.S. Capitol Building
Scope and Content: One of the photographs documenting Anna Marie's firstbirthday was used in a campaign brochure.
5/78 907-908
Contactsheet and Christmas card, Senator and Mrs. Jackson sitting with Anna Marie andthe Jacksons playing with large wooden mule
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
General Notes: Message inside card: "Merry Christmas and Happy New YearHelen, Scoop, and Anna Marie Jackson."
5/79 909-913
Christmascard, Senator and Mrs. Jackson holding Anna Marie with toys in front of theU.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
2 photographs (2 prints) : color
Scope and Content: Includes Henry and Helen sitting and holding Anna Marie inHenry's office.
General Notes: Message inside card: "Merry Christmas and Happy New YearHelen, Scoop, and Anna Marie Jackson."
5/80 914-916
Box/Folder item
6/1 917
Senator Jackson standing with others in front of curtain, Public Affairs Conference on Foreign Aid, Edgewater Beach Hotel, Naples, Florida
Scope and Content: Includes (seated): Gale Johnson, Hans Morgenthau, Robert Goldwin, Charles Percy, Hans Speier, and Rep. George Meader; (center, standing): Leo Strauss, Senator Henry Jackson, Joseph Slevin, Max Kampelman, Milton Eisenhower, Rep. John Rhodes, and Harry Jaffa; (standing rear): James Burnham, Edwin Locke, Jr., Joseph Cropsey, Walter Lingle, Jr., Edward Banfield, Harris Wofford, Jr., Hollis Chenery, and John Nuveen.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
1962 January 25
6/2 918-919
Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson meeting with Washington State Senator, John Cooney, and Alliance for Progress "People to People" Conference participants, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Jackson and Magnuson with Spokane-area constituents, Hufford, Conley, Lux, and others holding "Alliance for Progress" booklet; Jackson and Magnuson standing with constituents and conference participants.Includes Robert W. Hufford, William O. Conley, and Joe Lux.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
1962 February
6/3 920-921
Senator Jackson standing in front of seal and delivering a speech at a podium, "The United States in the United Nations: An Independent Audit," National Press Club, Washington, D.C.
Benjamin E. Forte (Washington,D.C.)News Associates, Inc.(Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
1962 March 20
6/4 922
Close-up of Senator Jackson and Congressman Lloyd Meeds standing in front of large silver "25"
Scope and Content: Photograph is identified as "Silver Shindig." Warren G. Magnuson's 25th year in Congress?
General Notes: A letter from Robert Heilman, The Seattle Times, and a copy of a response letter from Jackson are filed with the photograph.
1962 March
6/5 623-624
Senator Jackson sitting in bleachers with U.S. Navy officers and talking with a U.S. Navy officer Dennison at an event, U.S. Atlantic Fleet Headquarters, Norfolk, Virginia
U.S.Navy (photographer)
1962 April 13
6/6 925 1962 May 1
box-folder:oversize
22/15 3477
Senator Jackson meeting with Senator Stewart L. Udall and others, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Life MagazineBill Ray (Publisher)
1962 August 14
First North Pole rendezvous of the U.S.S. Skate and U.S.S. Seadragon
1962 August
Box/Folder item
6/7 926
Two U.S. Navy officers holding a U.S. and WashingtonState flag in front of the U.S.S. Sea Dragon
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Senator Jackson. With respect andappreciation for helping make this trip possible. HSkoogh."A caption is filed with the photograph.
1962 August
6/8 927-928 1962 August 29
Box/Folder item
6/9 929-930 1962 September
President John F. Kennedy Visit, Warren G. Magnuson Silver Anniversary Dinner, Seattle, Washington
1962 October
Box/Folder item
6/10 931-934
PresidentJohn F. Kennedy arriving to an airfield and speaking to a crowd on landingstrip with Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, Governor Albert Rosellini, andothers
Ron DeRosaThe Seattle Times (Seattle, Washington)Forde Photographers (Seattle, Washington) (photographer)
6/11 935-936
SenatorWarren G. Magnuson standing next to Senator Jackson, seated, and slapping thetable near a podium and Kennedy speaking with Senator Jackson sitting at tableto left
1 photograph : color
Forde PhotographersU.S. Army Photographic AgencyCecil W. Stoughton (photographer)
General Notes: A letter from Senator Stewart L. Udall, U.S. Secretary ofthe Interior, Washington, D.C. is filed with the photograph.
6/12 937
Booklet, "Senator Magnuson's Silver AnniversaryDinner Seating Program"
32 pages
Scope and Content: Includes a list of attendees.
6/13 938
Contactsheet, President John F. Kennedy meeting and talking with others atreception
1 contact sheet (6 photographs)
Forde Photographers (photographer)
General Notes: Four of the photographs are autographed by Kennedy.
Box/Folder item
6/14 939 1960-1963
6/15 940
Senator Jackson standing with Mrs. Dale Keller and Colonel William Mar in front of the American Hotel, Hong Kong
Hong Kong American Hotel NewsService (photographer)
1962 December
Senator Jackson visiting the U.S. Army Support Group, Saigon, Vietnam
1962 December
Box/Folder item
6/16 941-961
SenatorJackson meeting Lieutenant Colonel James E. Campbell, Colonel George B. Sloan,Vietnamese families, and others during a tour, 45th Transportation Battalionheadquarters, Headquarters Detachment, U.S. Army Aviation Unit
U.S. ArmyS/Sgt. R. J. Brennan (photographer)
Scope and Content: Photo 1: (left to right) Lt. Col. James E. Campbell,Jackson, and Col. George B. Sloan.Photo 2: (left to right) Jackson, Col. George B. Sloan, andunidentified.Photo 13: speaking to all the detachments.Photo 14: SP5 Cole, from Washington.Photo 15: Sgt. Griffen.Photo 16: SMJ Rios.Photo 18: Sgt. Oruska.Photo 19: Lt. Simcox.
General Notes: Filed with the photographs: a press release from APO 143,Headquarters of the U.S. Army Support Group, Vietnam; a trip itinerary fromU.S. Military Assistance Command sent care of Jackson at the Caravelle Hotel inSaigon; and a handwritten letter on lined paper from Lt. Douglas Strand.
6/17 962-965
6/18 966-968
6/19 969-973
SenatorJackson with Major Ariel Rodriguez during a visit with Captain James P.Leighton, and other wounded soldiers, 8th field, Nha Trang Hospital
ASGV-IO PhotoS/Sgt. R. J. Brennan (photographer)
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
6/20 974-975
Senator Jackson visiting Schofield Barracks, 25th Infantry Division, Pacific Command Headquarters, Honolulu, Hawaii
1962 December
Box/Folder item
6/21 976-985
SenatorJackson standing and shaking hands with military personnel from WashingtonState
U.S. ArmyPFC Leroy Lopez (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes William A. Foss, Milton D. Perkins, Lloyd Dills,Earl R. Abrams, Jr., Eugene G. Gubeli, Robert L. Jones, Dennis R. Severson,Fred Evans, Ralph E. Lundstein, Jon E. Matoon, Gerald C. Wade, Darrell H.Jackson, John A. Lundquist, Vernon W. Barnes, Dennis D. Lang, Dale C. Cummings,Kenneth Williams, Robert E. Frisbie, and Robert G. Maule.
6/22 986
SenatorJackson greeting Lieutenant General V.B. Barnes
U.S. Navy
6/23 987
Box/Folder item
6/24 988 1962
6/25 989 1962
6/26 990
Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, Jack Westland?, and others wearing tuxedos and standing in front of Space Needle ice sculpture
Tom Carson (Seattle,Washington) (photographer)
1962
6/27 991 1962
6/28 992-993 circa 1962
6/29 994-996 circa 1962
6/30 997
President John F. Kennedy on the phone at his desk with Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, and Stewart L. Udall standing nearby, White House, Washington, D.C.
The White HouseAbbieRowe (photographer)
1963 January 28
6/31 998-1000 1963 February
6/32 1001
Senator Jackson sitting at his desk with Tacoma People to People council meeting participants, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes (seated) Mrs. Lysle G. Paterson, Senator Jackson, Mrs. Nels Wicklund, and Mrs. Berndard Blake; (standing) H.R. Goold, Dr. S. F. Herrmann, Mrs. Herrmann and George B. Guyler.
1963 April 11
6/33 1002
Senator Jackson standing with Ed Maynard, Art Anderson, Henry Ringman, and Henry Carlson, the Norwegian 17th of May Festival, Everett, Washington
General Notes: A business card from Fred Schneiter, Manager, Chamber of Commerce in Walla Walla, Washington is filed with the photograph.
1963 May 17
6/34 1003 1963 May 21
6/35 1004
Senator Jackson eating lunch with Reed Oliver Hunt of Crown-Zellerbach, Congressional Hotel Luncheon, Washington, D.C.
Vincent A. Finnigan (Washington,D.C.) (photographer)
1963 June 14
6/36 1005-1006
Senator Jackson speaking at a podium, Rocky Reach Dam dedication, Chelan County, Washington
HaroldLaney (photographer)
1963 July 21
President John F. Kennedy Visits Washington State
1963 September 26
Box/Folder item
6/37 1007-1009
President John F. Kennedy arriving at an airfield on Air Force One
box-folder:oversize
22/16 3478
President John F. Kennedy standing outside airplane with Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson
1 photograph : color
Box/Folder
6/38 1010-1012
President John F. Kennedy with Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, Stewart L. Udall, Governor Albert Rosellini, and others on platform with podium with Hanford Facilities in the background, Hanford Facility, Benton County,Washington
2 photographs : color
General Electric Photography OperationTri-City Herald (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson introducing Kennedy on raised platformoutdoors.
6/39 1013-1014
PresidentJohn F. Kennedy speaking at a podium with Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson,Governor Albert Rosellini, and other seated, Pacific Lutheran University,Tacoma, Washington
1 photograph : color
Peggy Granacki (photographer)
General Notes: Color photograph is mounted on cardboard with cardboardmatting.
Box/Folder item
6/40 1015-1016
Senator Jackson talking with U.S. Virgin Islands Governor Ralph M. Paiewonsky, Mrs. Paiewonsky, and other at a dinner for College of the Virgin Islands
2 photographs : color
Consolidated News Pictures(Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
1963 September
6/41 1017-1018
Senator Jackson speaking at a podium and holding a framed certificate with Secretary of Commerce Luther H. Hodges and George F. Landegger?, President of Parsons & Whittemore, Inc., "E" Export Award ceremony, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1963 October 14
6/42 1019-1021
Senator Jackson standing and talking with cadets from Washington State during a visit, U.S. Military Academy, West Point, New York
U.S.Army (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes John Chaffer, William Foley, Peter Becker, Michael Winton, William Juchau, James McCutchan, Charles Anderson, Dr. Clement French, 1st Captain Richard Chilcoat, Lieutenant General James M. Gavin, and Major General J. B. Lampert.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photographs.
1963 October 26
"Senator Jackson Day," Crystal Mountain Ski Resort, Crystal Mountain, Washington
Tom Upper (Tacoma,Washington) (photographer)
1963 December 29
Box/Folder item
6/43 1022
Contactsheet, Senator and Mrs. Jackson shaking hands and talking with other skiersoutdoors in a snow field
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
6/44 1023
Contactsheet, Senator and Mrs. Jackson standing on the balcony of newly built skilodge with others and Mrs. Jackson christening the balcony with a bottle ofchampagne
1 content sheet
6/45 1024
Senator andMrs. Jackson standing in a snow field in front of a cameraman
Box/Folder item
6/46 1025-1026
Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson with Edward R. Murrow and others talking and passing around a bowl of Washington States apples
City News Bureau (Washington,D.C.) (photographer)
1963
6/47 1027 1963
6/48 1028
Aerial view of U.S. Senate in session, U.S. Senate Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
1963
6/49 1029 1963
6/50 1030-1031
Senator Jackson boarding the U.S. Senate subway, and playing the banjo and ukulele outside the U.S. Capitol Building with the Brothers Four, a University of Washington singing quartet, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes John Paine, Dick Foley, Mike Kirkland, and Bob Flick.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
1963
Senator Jackson visiting Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) Chairman, Glenn T. Seaborg, and Commissioner James T. Ramey, during a tour of the N-Reactor, Hanford Facilities, Benton County, Washington
1963
Box/Folder item
6/51 1032-1033
SenatorJackson, Dr. Seaborg, Commissioner Ramey, Mr. James Travis, General A.R.Luedecke, Dr. Fink, and others sitting at table with microphones during pressconference?
6/52 1034-1035
6/53 1036-1038
Proposed National Historic Park development of the English Camp, San Juan Island, Washington
Fay L. Miller (Seattle,Washington) (photographer)
1963
Box/Folder item
6/54 1039-1041
SenatorJackson standing with Mr. and Mrs. James Clark, and Clark Stratton in front oflarge poster, "Schematic Plan for Possible Development of English Camp, SanJuan Island, Washington"
Scope and Content: Includes Stratton standing at table and reading from paperand view of the audience attending the meeting.
6/55 1042-1044
SenatorJackson, James Clark, and Clark Stratton touring the English Camp grounds andJackson standing with woman in front of a section of brick wall
Box/Folder item
6/56 1045
Senator Warren G. Magnuson pointing to the North Cascades region? on a relief map with Senator Jackson and other, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1963
6/57 1046-1049
Senator Jackson standing with Robert Brown of Scotland, Miyako Yokoyama of Japan, Wariboko West of Nigeria, Eni Mmbaga of Tanganyika, Mrs. J. Sakayata of Japan, and others, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes aerial view of Jackson delivering a speech with Yokoyama and West sitting at head table.Photo 2: (left to right) Robert Brown of Scotland, Jackson, Miyako Yokoyama of Japan, Wariboko West of Nigeria, and Eni Mmbaga of Tanganyika.Photo 3: (left to right) Wariboko West, unidentified, Jackson, Mrs. J. Sakayata, Miyako Yokoyama, and Robert Brown.
1963
6/58 1050 1963
6/59 1051 1963
6/60 1052
Senator Jackson showing a picture of newborn Anna Marie Jackson to Washington State delegates of the National Federation of Grandmothers Clubs during their visit, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Mrs. Ethel Berry, Mrs. Sarah Nagler, Mrs. Nellie Haverty, Mrs. Reba Warner, and Mrs. Esther Paine.
General Notes: A caption, "Just happens to have a picture," is filed with the photograph.
1963
6/61 1053
Senator Jackson standing outside of a building with leaders of Seattle Postal Workers' unions, Seattle, Washington?
Scope and Content: From left to right: Bill Bonaker, Jr., President, National Association of Letter Carriers; Lee Loria, President, United Federation of Post Office Clerks; Jackson; Bob Bond, President, National Federation of Post Office Motor Vehicle Services; Joseph Bartolero, President, National Association of Post Office Handlers; and John Pannell, President, National Postal Union.
1963
6/62 1054
Senator Jackson standing with J. Hugh King, serving Governor Albert D. Rosellini cake in celebration of 25 years in public service, Central Washington Fair, Yakima, Washington
"Holly" Hollenbeck (Yakima,Washington) (photographer)
1963
Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington
1963
Box/Folder item
6/63 1055-1056
SenatorJackson standing and talking with John A. Rutter and Paul Sceva in parkinglot
National Park Service Photo
Scope and Content: Jackson standing in parking lot with Rutter and Sceva; andJackson standing with Rutter, Sceva, and others.
6/64 1057-1061
SenatorJackson standing and talking with John A. Rutter, Paul Sceva, and others infront of mountain and pushing KTNT News car out of mud
National Park Service Photo
Scope and Content: Jackson standing and talking with Rutter, Sceva, Volz, andothers on dirt road in front of the base of a mountain; Jackson beinginterviewed by KTNT radio news correspondent near KTNT car; and Jackson andVolz pushing KTNT car out of mud.
6/65 1062-1063
Views of Mt.Rainier from proposed development sites
National Park Service Photo
Scope and Content: Views from Skate Creek Road and Longmire campground.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
Box/Folder item
6/66 1064
Senator Jackson congratulating Bill Lindberg of Olympia, Washington for his prize-winning essay, "What Freedom Means to Me," "Voice of Democracy" contest, Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
1963
box-folder:oversize
24/6 3525
U.S. Congress, Atomic Energy Joint Committee, eighty-eighth Congress
1 photograph : color
Scope and Content: Seated: Bourke B. Hickenlooper, Clinton P. Anderson, Richard B. Russell, John O. Pastore, Chet Holifield, Melvin Price, Craig Hosmer.Standing: Carl T. Curtis, Wallace F. Bennett, Henry M. Jackson, Albert Gore, George D. Aiken, Wayne N. Aspinall, Albert Thomas, Jack Westland, William H. Bates, Thomas G. Morris, John B. Anderson.
General Notes: Photograph is mounted on board.
1963
Box/Folder
6/67 1065 1960-1963
6/68 1066-1067 1960-1963
6/69 1068-1072 1960-1963
6/70 1073-1074
Senator Jackson standing at podium with President John F. Kennedy and other and standing with members of Congress while Kennedy signs a bill into legislation
U.S. Army PhotographicAgencyCecil W.Stoughton (photographer)
General Notes: One photograph is mounted on cardboard.Photograph 1: U.S. Army Photographic Agency?Photograph 2: Cecil W. Stoughton?Cecil W. Stoughton was a White House photographer during the Kennedy Administration.
1960-1963
box-folder:oversize
24/7-9 3526-3528
U.S. Senate, Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, eighty-eighth Congress
1 photograph (3 folders) : color
Scope and Content: Includes George S. McGovern, Carl T. Hayden, Lee W. Metcalf, Quentin N. Burdick, Frank E. (Ted) Moss, Ernest Gruening, Frank F. Church, Alan H. Bible, Henry M. Jackson, Thomas H. Kuchel, Gordon L. Allott, Leonard B. Jordan, Milward L. Simpson, Edwin L. Mechem, Gaylord A. Nelson.
General Notes: Photographs are mounted on board.
1963-1965
Box/Folder
6/71 1075 1964 January 22
6/72 1076 1964 March 18
6/73 1077 1964 April 13
6/74 1078 1964 April
6/75 1079-1080
Senator Jackson standing and talking with others during dedication ceremony, Marshland and French Slough Control Districts' Watershed Project Pumping Plants, near Snohomish, Washington
The Everett DailyHerald (photographer)
Scope and Content: Photo 1: (right to left) Wilbur C. Pettibone, Don Williams, Senator Jackson, Mrs. Tuttle, Roy Tuttle, Orlo W. Krauter, and Merle R. Britton.Photo 2: Jackson with Albert D. Rosellini? and other.
1964 May 2
6/76 1081-1084
Senator Jackson delivering a speech, "Executives, Experts, and National Security," Senior Seminar in Foreign Policy, 6th graduation exercises, U.S. Department of State, Foreign Service Institute, Arlington, Virginia
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson walking down hallway with other.
1964 June 11
6/77 1085
Coffee meeting of U.S. Senate Committee chairmen, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Left to right: Ken Teasdale, Frank Valeo, John Pastore, J.W. Fulbright, Pat McNamara, John Sparkman, Alan Bible, Henry Jackson, Richard Russell, Mike Mansfield, Carl Hayden, John McClellan, Olin Johnston, Lister Hill, Willis Robertson, Allen Ellender, and James Eastland.
1964 June 15
6/78 1086 1964 June 24
6/79 1087 1964 June
6/80 1088-1089
Senator Jackson speaking at microphone and serving a huge cherry pie with "Hot Stuff" apron, 4th of July celebration, Beverly, Washington?
Carl B. Lewis (Beverly,Washington) (photographer)
1964 July 4
box-folder:oversize
24/10 3529
Aerial view of U.S.S. Enterprise, Long Beach, and Bainbridge with soldiers in E=MC² formation on deck, Mediterranean
U.S. Navy (Publisher)
1 photograph : color
General Notes: Inscribed, "August 12, 1964, To Senator Henry M. Jackson with thanks for what you did to make these ships possible. H. G. Rickover."Official U.S. Navy photo released by Lieutenant R. R. Conger, U.S. Naval Photo Center, U.S. Naval Station, Washington, D.C.Photograph is matted and mounted on board.
1964 August 12
Box/Folder
6/81 1090
Senator Jackson riding in motorcade during a parade, Des Moines, Washington
1 photograph : color
1964 August 15
Democratic National Convention, Atlantic City, New Jersey
1964 August
Box/Folder item
7/1 1091-1093
SenatorJackson standing on the boardwalk with Washington State delegates to theDemocratic National Convention
General Notes: Filed with the photographs: two articles from the November5th and 9th issues of The Bremerton Sun titled "Kitsap All 'Mugwumps,'" and "Hooray for Mugwumps,"; and a list of names corresponding to people in the photographs.
7/2 1094-1105
7/3 1106-1108
SenatorJackson standing with President Lyndon B. Johnson and Lady Bird Johnson nearpodium
Thecla (New York, N.Y.?) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson peering over draped stanchion fromconvention floor.
7/4 1109
Close-up ofSenator Jackson speaking into microphone
Newsweek (photographer)
Box/Folder item
7/5 1110 1964 September 11
7/6 1111-1120
Senator Jackson speaking at a dedication ceremony, Ohanapecosh Visitor Center, Mt. Rainier National Park, Longmire, Washington
Scope and Content: Includes Helen Hardin Jackson, John A. Rutter, and others taking a tour of the new Center.
General Notes: A letter from John A. Rutter, Mt. Rainier National Park, Longmire, Washington, is filed with the photographs.
1964 September
7/7 1121-1122 1964
7/8 1123-1124 1964
7/9 1125
Senator Jackson with American Samoa graduates, Center for Cultural and Technical Interchange between East and West, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: A letter from Vice Chancellor, Y. Baron Goto, Center for Cultural and Technical Interchange Between East and West, and a copy of Jackson's response letter are filed with the photographs.
1964
7/10 1126 1964
7/11 1127
Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, Bourke Hickenlooper, and others during a luncheon with delegates to the Building Trades Conference?, Washington, D.C.
1964
7/12 1128
Senator Jackson sitting at table with Paul Slusser, Whitman County, Washington
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Paul Slusser - with best wishes from his friend, Henry M. Jackson."A letter from Paul Slusser, Whitman County Assessor, Office of the Assessor, Colfax, Washington and a response letter from Jackson are filed with the photograph.
1964
7/13 1129-1133
Senator Jackson visiting Port Townsend, Washington
Werner B.Poulsen (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson eating lunch with Claudia Ziets, 1964 Rhododendrum Queen; Jackson standing outdoors with Gail Stuart, Superintendent of School Hospital Advisory Board; Jackson standing with Sisters Charles and Mildred at the new St. John's Hospital in Port Townsend; Jackson meeting with Jefferson County Commissioners about new development in Port Townsend (left to right) Julien Oen, Jackson, Col. F. W. McIlroy; (left to right) Julien Oen, John Nelson, James Sofie, Jackson, Lt. Col. F. W. McIlroy.
1964
7/14 1134
Senator Jackson holding tiny telephone at a telephone demonstration with sign, "Telephoned Home" in background, Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone
Pacific Northwest BellTelephoneMerleJordan (photographer)
1964
7/15 1135 1964
7/16 1136 1964
7/17 1137 1964
7/18 1138 1964
7/19 1139
Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson with Battelle Memorial Institute director, Dr. B.D. Thomas, looking at model of Hanford nuclear power plant facilities
General Notes: Corresponding photograph used in campaign literature.Battelle Solutions: Special Report, 75 Years of Innovation, http://www.battelle.org/solutions/fall04/SpecialReport.stm
1964
Senate
1965-1970
Portraits
box-folder:oversize item
22/17 3479
Frontalportrait of Senator Jackson, Sunday Times
1 drawing : ink on paper
Scope and Content: Drawing is signed by artist. Text box at bottom, "SenatorHenry M. Jackson, Principal Speaker! A Happy St. Patrick's Day! The SundayTimes."
General Notes: Print is matted.
circa 1960s
Portraits of Senator Jackson, Fabian Bachrach,Washington, D.C.
Fabian Bachrach (photographer)
circa 1960s
Box/Folder item
7/20 1140-1144
Senator Jackson headshots, unfinished proof
3 transparencies : color
General Notes: Photographs have dot pattern cut into surface.
box-folder:oversize
22/18-21 3480-3483
Senator Jackson headshots
4 folders
box-folder:oversize item
22/22 3484
Close-upportrait of Jackson in a tweed jacket and tie, looking left
Dan Weiner (photographer)
circa 1960s
Portraits of Senator Jackson, Myers & Pinegar,Seattle, Washington
Myers & Pinegar (Seattle, Washington) (photographer)
circa 1960s
Box/Folder item
7/21 1145-1146
Contact sheets, Portraits of Senator Jackson leaning on a stool with hands clasped, holding a folder, and close-ups
2 contact sheets
7/22 1147
Close-up portrait of Senator Jackson
Scope and Content: Portrait used for campaign literature, 1958-1961.
box-folder:oversize
22/23-24 3485
Portrait of Senator Jackson and upper body
2 folders
Scope and Content: 2 photographs are autographed by Jackson.
Box/Folder item
7/23 1148
Close-up ofSenator Jackson talking
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
circa 1960s
Informal portraits of Senator Jackson in his office,Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
circa 1960s
Box/Folder item
7/24 1149-1150
7/25 1151-1154
7/26 1155-1157
Slides, Senator Jackson in his office
3 slides : color
7/27 1158-1160
Close-ups of Senator Jackson on the telephone at his desk
Jacques Lowe (New York, N.Y.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: One of these was used for an image in campaign literature.
7/28 1161-1164
Senator Jackson standing and looking over papers at his desk
The New York Times (photographer)
Box/Folder item
7/29 1165-1169
Variousportraits and close-ups of Senator Jackson talking and sitting
2 transparencies : color
Forde Photographers (Seattle, Wash.) (photographer)
circa 1960s
Portraits of Senator Jackson, Fred MilkiePhotographers, Seattle, Washington
Fred Milkie Photographers (Seattle, Wash.) (photographer)
1970
Box/Folder item
7/30 1170-1175
Contact sheets, Black and white portraits of Senator Jackson sitting on a stool
7/31 1176
Black and white portraits of Senator Jackson sitting on a stool
7/32 1177
Contact sheet, color portraits of Senator Jackson sitting on a stool
1 contact sheet
7/33 1178
Contact sheet, color portraits of Senator Jackson sitting on a stool
1 contact sheet (2 photographs) : color
Senator and Mrs. Jackson visiting the College of the Virgin Islands, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
1965 February
Box/Folder item
7/34 1179
Close-upportrait of Helen Hardin Jackson riding in a golf caddy with Senator Jackson,Caneel Bay
Curtis Publishing CoGeorge E. Stevens (photographer)
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
7/35 1180
SenatorJackson standing with Governor Ralph Paiewonsky and others in aroom
General Notes: A letter from Paiewonsky, Office of the Governor of theVirgin Islands of the United States, and a copy response letter from Jacksonare filed with the photograph.
Box/Folder item
7/36 1181 1965 March
7/37 1182
Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson pointing to location for North Cascades highway funding on a Washington State map with Congressmen Lloyd Meeds and Tom Foley, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1965 March
7/38 1183 1965 April
7/39 1184
President Lyndon B. Johnson speaking at podium, U.S. Senate briefing on Vietnam, U.S. White House, Washington, D.C.
The White HouseCecil W.Stoughton (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Hubert Humphrey, Sam Ervin, Leverett Saltonstall, Warren G. Magnuson, Everett Dirksen, Robert McNamara sitting in first row; Senator Jackson is sitting in the third row.
General Notes: A letter from Lawrence F. O'Brien, Special Assistant to the President, is filed with the photograph.
1965 May 2
7/40 1185
Senator Jackson talking with Mayor Joseph M. Barr, Fourteenth Annual Alumni Association Reunion Dinner, Duquesne University Law School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
George D. Hetrick (Pittsburgh,Penn.)
1965 May 20
7/41 1186 1965 July 15
7/42 1187
Billboard, "Senator Henry M. Jackson serves our country well"
Mrs. Walter S.Mason? (photographer)
1965 July
"The Challenge of Vietnam," American Legion National Convention, Portland, Oregon
1965 August 21
Box/Folder item
7/43 1188-1189
7/44 1190
SenatorJackson holding paper with Armond Dean? and American Legion National Conventionattendees in front of curtains
Consolidated News Pictures (photographer)
General Notes: Filed with the photographs: correspondence between Jacksonand Armond Dean of Lake Oswego, Orgeon; correspondence between Jackson and Mr.William F. Hauck, Director of the Washington Office, The American Legion. Bothletters concern having breakfast together on August 21st.
Box/Folder item
7/45 1191-1199 1965 August 29
7/46 1200 1965 August 30
7/47 1201
President John F. Kennedy memorial in Runnymede, Surrey, United Kingdom
1 photograph : color
Scope and Content: "This acre of English ground was given to the United States of America by the people of Britain in memory of John F. Kennedy, President of the United States 1961-63 Died by an assassin's hand 22 November 1963."
1965 August
7/48 1202
Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, President Lyndon B. Johnson, Carl Buck, Paul Douglas, and others, U.S. White House, Washington, D.C.
1965 September 23
7/49 1203
President Lyndon B. Johnson handing out pens to Senator Jackson and others after a bill signing, U.S. White House Rose Garden, Washington, D.C.
1965 September 29
7/50 1204-1205
Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, and Congressman Lloyd Meeds with Snohomish County attendees of the National Association of Retail Druggists Convention, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Cal Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nelson, and others.
General Notes: A caption, "Capitol huddle," is filed with the photographs.
1965 October 12
Senator Jackson visiting the Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic (SACLANT), Norfolk, Virginia
1965 October
Box/Folder item
7/51 1206-1209
SenatorJackson and Dorothy Fosdick greeting Admiral T. H. Moorer and others upon theirarrival
4 photographs : color
General Notes: Includes black and white versions of photographs.
7/52 1210-1211
SenatorJackson speaking at a podium outdoors in front of a building
2 photographs : color
General Notes: Includes a letter to Dorothy Fosdick from T.H. Moorer,Admiral of the U.S. Navy, Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic, and color versionsof a portion of the black and white photographs.
Senator Jackson visiting military operations in Vietnam
1965 December
Box/Folder item
7/53 1212-1226
Jacksontouring the grounds and visiting a wounded soldier in the hospital, U.S. Army,1st Brigade, 101st Airborne Division, Da Nang base, Lai Khe,Vietnam
Scope and Content: Jackson shaking hands and talking with soldiers and militaryofficials. Includes Brigadier General Randolph C. Dickens, Lieutenant ColonelFrank Tims, Colonel William D. Brodbeck, and others.
7/54 1227-1234
Jacksonsitting and talking with soldiers during military strategy meeting and posingwith soldiers in front of "big red one" sign, U.S. Army, 1st Brigade, 101stAirborne Division, Da Nang base, Lai Khe, Vietnam
Scope and Content: Jackson sitting in on military strategy meeting, talking,and shaking hands with soldiers. Includes Brigadier General Randolph C.Dickens, Major General Jonathan O. Seaman, Colonel Patrick Timothy, LieutenantColonel George Shuffer, Lieutenant Colonel James R. Wilson, Brigadier GeneralCharles M. Mount, and Colonel William M. Glasgow.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
7/55 1235-1244
SenatorJackson meeting with Colonel T.J. O'Conner, Washington State soldiers, andtouring the grounds, Da Nang base, Lai Khe, Vietnam
Scope and Content: Jackson meeting and talking with O'Conner on air field,talking with soldiers, Includes Colonel Frank Emory, Captain Richard Roehm, andothers.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
7/56 1245-1247
SenatorJackson talking with Bob Poos of the Associated Press and Colonel Theo C.Mataxis II on an air field, Da Nang base, Lai Khe, Vietnam
7/57 1248-1256
7/58 1257-1260
SenatorJackson talking with Washington State soldiers, inspecting a 4.2" Howitzer in afox hole, and shaking hands with Major General Chae Myung Shin during a tour ofmilitary operations in the Le My village
Scope and Content: Includes Captain J.C. Wilson, Colonel Theo C. Mataxis II,and others.
General Notes: Filed with the photographs: captions, a page with photocorners and typed text corresponding to two of the photographs, andcorrespondence between Jackson and Senator Stuart Symington.
7/59 1261-1262
SenatorJackson shaking hands with Major General Stanley R. Larsen and standing with agroup of soldiers, F Force V Headquarters, Nha Trang, Vietnam
U.S. ArmySP4 Wilfred T. Carr (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Posey, Milton L. Sherwood, Gardner, Olan J. O'Neal,James H. Tague, David E. Vivil, and others.
7/60 1263-1266
Box/Folder item
7/61 1267 1965
7/62 1268 1965
7/63 1269 1965
7/64 1270 1965
7/65 1271
Senator Jackson standing between Helen Hardin Jackson and Julia Butler Hansen, Battle Ground, Washington
The Reflector, Battle Ground,Washington (photographer)
1965
7/66 1272 1965
7/67 1273-1274 1965
7/68 1275 1965
7/69 1276
Senator and Mrs. Jackson in formal wear talking with Kenneth R. Harding?, Democratic Congressional Dinner, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: A hand-written memo from Kenneth R. Harding, Democratic National Congressional Committee paper?, and a copy response letter from Jackson are filed with the photograph.
1965
Senator Jackson meeting with constituents in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1965
Box/Folder item
7/70 1277-1279
7/71 1280-1282
box-folder:oversize item
24/11-12 3530-3531
U.S. Senate, Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, eighty-ninth Congress, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
2 photographs (2 folders) : color
Scope and Content: Photograph 1: (from left to right) Gaylord Nelson, Lee Metcalf, George McGovern, Carl Hayden, Quentin N. Burdick, Frank E. Moss, Clinton P. Anderson, Henry M. Jackson, Thomas H. Kuchel, Gordon Allott, Len B. Jordan, Milward L. Simpson, Paul J. Fannin.Photograph 2: (standing) Gaylord Nelson, Quentin N. Burdick, Lee Metcalf, George McGovern, Len B. Jordan, Milward L. Simpson, Paul J. Fannin; (sitting) Carl Hayden, Frank E. Moss, Clinton P. Anderson, Henry M. Jackson, Thomas H. Kuchel, Gordon Allott.
General Notes: Photograph is mounted on board.
1965
Box/Folder
7/72 1283 1966 January 7
7/73 1284
U.S. Public Land Law Review Commission, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
U.S. Department of theInterior (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Senators Jackson, Gordon Allott, Len B. Jordan, Alan Bible, Clinton P. Anderson, Nancy E. Smith?, Compton I. White, Jr., Laurence J. Burton, Leo O'Brien?, Robert Emmet Clark, Rogers C. B. Morton, and others.
General Notes: Public Land Law Review Commission memorandum from Milton A. Pearl is filed with the photograph.
1966 March 24
7/74 1285-1286
Senator Jackson sitting at desk with Lawrence Spivak during interview and studio view of panelists and guests, Meet the Press television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
General Notes: Includes duplicate with inscription, "To a good friend with high regards, Larry Spivak."
1966 April 24
U.S. Senate, Government Operations Committee, National Security and International Operations Subcommittee hearings, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1966 May
Box/Folder item
7/75 1287-1288 1966 May 5
7/76 1289-1291 1966 May 6
7/77 1292
SenatorsJackson and Daniel Inouye leaning over bench and talking with Thomas C.Schelling and other
1966 May
Box/Folder item
7/78 1293 1966 May 24
7/79 1294
President Lyndon B. Johnson sitting at a desk outdoors and handing a pen to Senator Jackson after signing a bill authorizing a third powerplant in Grand Coulee, Washington, Rose Garden, White House, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Congressmen Tom Foley, Brock Adams, Floyd V. Hicks, Congresswoman Julia Butler Hansen, Senators Warren G. Magnuson, Hubert Humphrey, Helen Hardin Jackson, and others.
1966 June 14
7/80 1295 1966 July 19
7/81 1296 1966 July 20
8/1 1297
Senator Jackson sitting at table with Charles F. Luce, Director, Bonneville Power Administration (BPA), and other, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Henry Jackson, who has made a great United States Senator, with my esteem and admiration. Chuck Luce."
1966 September 8
8/2 1298
President Lyndon B. Johnson handing Senator Jackson a pen during a televised bill signing, White House, Washington, D.C.
The White HouseAbbieRowe (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Senators George L. Murphy, Alan Bible, Stewart L. Udall, Lady Bird Johnson, and others.
1966 October 15
8/3 1299-1300 1966 November 2
8/4 1301-1302
American Embassy staff member, John R. Baine, greeting Senator and Mrs. Jackson as they emerge from an airplane, Lisbon, Portugal
General Notes: Photocopied articles from Portuguese newspapers are filed with the photographs.
1966 November 22
8/5 1303-1304
Senator Jackson and Congressman Lloyd Meeds with Navy officers during ribbon-cutting ceremony for U.S. Naval Air Station on Whidbey Island, Oak Harbor, Washington
U.S.Navy (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson and Meeds talking with U.S. Navy official and other in flight suit in front of airplane.
1966 November
8/6 1305 1966 December 15
Senator Jackson visiting military operations, Bien Hoa Air Base, Bien Hoa, Vietnam
1966
Box/Folder item
8/7 1306-1308
SenatorJackson in a suit and tie shaking hands and talking with soldiers upon hisarrival
MACOI (photographer)
8/8 1309-1318
SenatorJackson in fatigues standing and talking with soldiers on an airfield
U.S. NavyU.S. ArmySP5 Y Duverglas (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson greeting Colonel Richard C. Catledge;standing and talking with Major Jack H. Seim, Mr. Glenn Smith, ColonelCatledge, Colonel Forrest L. Rauscher, Colonel Robert A. Coury, and LieutenantColonel Edwin C. Derryberry; Jackson standing and talking with woman in dress;and Jackson standing in front of airplane wing.
8/9 1319
8/10 1320-1332
SenatorJackson sitting in on strategy meeting and taking a tour of a water vessel withother soldiers
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson sitting in a meeting with Mr. Glenn A.Smith, Colonel Edward N. Hathaway, Brigadier General William R. Desobry,Lieutenant Commander Skoglund, and others; Jackson boarding a larger vesselfrom a smaller boat; Jackson talking with soldiers on deck; Jackson drinkingtea with Smith and others; Jackson standing in the control room with Desobryand others; Jackson standing with men from Washington State, David A. Runkeland William E. Sanders; Jackson standing with James E. Riley of Goldendale andReinold G. Anderson of Port Angeles, David R. Poinier of Seattle, Earl C. Storkof Spokane, Jack W. Fargo of Aberdeen, and Thomas G. Schmidt of Richland.
8/11 1333-1337
SenatorJackson standing and shaking hands with soldiers in front of sign, "UnitedStates Army Vietnam"
8/12 1338-1350
Colorphotographs of Senator Jackson shaking hands and meeting with soldiers,inspecting military operations, meeting with Vietnamese families, and attendinga party with others
13 photographs : color
U.S. Army (Photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson at a party standing with Captain Josh;Captain Vining of Everett, Washington; and Major William Beuch of Seattle,Washington.
Box/Folder item
8/13 1351-1353
Senator and Mrs. Jackson with Anna Marie Jackson and new baby, Peter Jackson
Scope and Content: Includes Henry and Helen Jackson in hospital room holding Peter, screaming; Helen leaning on a couch with Anna Marie holding Peter on her lap; Henry holding Peter with Helen and Anna Marie.
1966
8/14 1354
Christmas card, Jackson family portrait in front of a fireplace with a stocking, Everett, Washington
2 prints : color
General Notes: Message inside card: "Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Jacksons Helen, Scoop, Anna Marie, and Peter."
1966
box-folder:oversize
24/13 3532
Helen holding Peter with Anna Marie
1966
Box/Folder
8/15 1355-1365
Senators Jackson, Stewart L. Udall, Congressmen Tom Foley, Floyd V. Hicks, Orville L. Freeman, and others speaking at the North Cascades Press Conference, Washington Athletic Club, Seattle, Washington
Howard Gray, Pacific OutdoorsmanFilms (Seattle, Wash.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Senators Jackson and Stewart L. Udall being interviewed by a reporter in front of North Cascades Study Area placards.
1966
8/16 1366 1966
8/17 1367
Senator Jackson holding Water Conservation Award, U.S. Senate Office, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Award sponsored by Washington State Sportsmans Council, National Wildlife Federation, and the Sears-Roebuck Foundation.
1966
8/18 1368-1369 1966
8/19 1370 circa 1966
box-folder:oversize
22/25 3486
Senator Jackson accepting a pen from President Lyndon B. Johnson with others, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
circa 1966
U.S. Senate, Interior Department, Grand Coulee Dam, Third Power Plant Construction hearings
1966-1967
Box/Folder item
8/20 1371
U.S.Commissioner of Reclamation, Floyd E. Dominy presenting Senator Jackson with25th Anniversary of Grand Coulee Dam commemorative bookends
Bureau of Reclamation, Department of the Interior (photographer)
General Notes: A caption, "Coulee birthday marked," is filed with thephotograph.
1966
8/21 1372 1967 January 13
Box/Folder item
8/22 1373-1374
Senator Jackson taking Anna Marie to nursery school in the snow and helping Anna Marie take off her galoshes in a classroom, Washington, D.C.
The AssociatedPress (photographer)
General Notes: Two captions, "Trudge to school," and "Her first day in school," are filed with the photographs.
1967 February 9
8/23 1375-1376
Studio view of Senator Jackson with panelists and guests appearing on Meet the Press television program on the topic of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) controversy, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson appears on the program with Sam Brown, Chairman of the Supervisory Board for the National Student Association; Dennis Shaul, former president, National Student Association; Senator Joseph S. Clark, Foreign Relations Committee; and Robert Amory, Jr., former deputy director for intelligence, CIA.
1967 February 26
8/24 1377-1383
Senator Jackson meeting and talking with the Spokane Tribal delegation during their visit, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
3 photographs : color
Scope and Content: One photograph is signed by Alex Sherwood, chairman, Spokane Tribe.
General Notes: A letter from Robert D. Dellwo, law offices of Dellwo, Rudolf & Grant and a copy of a response letter from Jackson are filed with the photographs.
1967 February
8/25 1384 1967 March 3
8/26 1385
Senator Jackson with Peter Jackson receiving his first haircut from barber Alexander Culver on his first birthday, Washington, D.C.
The AssociatedPress (photographer)
General Notes: A caption, "This growing up's a problem," is filed with the photograph.
1967 April 3
8/27 1386
Senator Jackson digging into the ground with a shovel at the ground breaking ceremony for the Rocket Research Corporation facility, Redmond, Washington
Scope and Content: Includes B. F. Beckelman, Joshua Green, Sr., W.A. Sibley, Mayor Gerhardt Graep, Dr. George S. Sutherland, and Robert M. Bridgforth, Jr.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
1967 April 8
8/28 1387
Senators Stuart Symington, J.W. Fulbright, Mike Mansfield, John Stennis, Jackson, George Aiken, John McClellan, John Sparkman, Frank Church, and others sitting at long table, luncheon meeting of the Senate Committee chairmen, Washington, D.C.
1967 April 12
8/29 1388 1967 May 16
8/30 1389
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson, Governor Dixie Lee Ray, and others attending a scientific demonstration and talking to an audience in a laboratory
1 contact sheet
Paul Thomas (Seattle,Wash.) (photographer)
1967 June 30
box-folder:oversize
22/26 3487 1967 August 10
Box/Folder
8/31 1390-1391 1967 August 16
8/32 1392-1393
Senator and Mrs. Jackson standing and talking with others during the dedication of Edmonds Community College, Edmonds, Washington
Everett Community College(Everett, Wash.) (photographer)
General Notes: A letter from Paul P. McCurley, Acting President, Community College District No. 5, Everett Junior College, and a copy response letter are filed with the photographs.
1967 September
8/33 1394-1396
Senators Jackson, John Pastore, John Conway, and others sitting behind bench with microphones, Joint Atomic Energy Committee, Military Applications Subcommittee hearings, Washington, D.C.
Christian ScienceMonitorNormanMatheny (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes close-up of Chairman Jackson speaking into microphones.
1967 November 6
8/34 1397-1400
Presentation of plaque for Mima Mounds registered natural landmark, Olympia, Washington
Scope and Content: Includes Mr. Joe Hamel, Senator Lowell Peterson, Governor Daniel J. Evans, Congressman Duane Berentson, Speaker of the House Don Eldridge, Mr. Bennet Gale, Mr. Bert Cole, and Dr. Richard H. Goodwin.
General Notes: Paper captions are filed with the photographs.
1967
Senator Clifford P. Hansen, Wyoming
1967
Box/Folder item
8/35 1401-1401a
SenatorJackson standing with Sam Spiegel, Senators Clifford P. Hansen and Thomas H.Kuchel, and others
Scope and Content: Includes a close-up of Jackson standing next to Hansen.
General Notes: Includes detail of photograph with inscription, "Senator'Scoop' Jackson It's great working with you on Interior - Cliff Hansen."A letter from Hansen, U.S. Senator, U.S. Senate Committee onInterior and Insular Affairs, and a copy response letter from Jackson are filedwith the photographs.
8/36 1402
Box/Folder item
8/37 1403
Christmas card, Jackson family portrait sitting on couch with doll and toys, Everett, Washington
2 prints : color
General Notes: Message inside card: "Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Jacksons Helen, Scoop, Anna Marie, and Peter."
1967
8/38 1404
Senator Jackson standing with other, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1967
8/39 1405-1408
Senator Jackson presenting framed certificates and lapel pins to staff members in honor of their years of service, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Photo 1: James H. Gamble.Photo 2: Stewart French.Photo 3: Rosemary Donnelley.Photo 4: Mildred P. Mason.
1967
8/40 1409
Senator Jackson and Andy Williams in tuxedos shaking hands during a formal event, New York, New York
Art Kassel (New York,N.Y.) (photographer)
General Notes: A letter from Robert F. Kennedy, U.S. Senate, Washington, D.C., and a copy response letter from Jackson are filed with the photograph.
1967
box-folder:oversize
24/14 3533
U.S. Senate, Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, 90th Congress, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
Scope and Content: From left to right: Metcalf, Nelson, McGovern, Hayden, Burdick, Moss, Bible, Anderson, Jackson, Kuchel, Allott, Jordan, Hansen, Hatfield.
General Notes: Photograph is mounted on board.
1967
Box/Folder
8/41 1410 circa 1967
8/42 1411 1968 January
8/43 1412 1968 March
Peter Jackson's second birthday, White House, Washington, D.C.
1968 April
Box/Folder item
8/44 1413 1968 April 3
8/44a 1413a
Newspaperclipping, "Jackson's son was Johnson's guest," The Seattle Times
The White House (photographer)
Scope and Content: The clipping features the corresponding photograph in8/43.
1968 April 7
Box/Folder item
8/45 1414
Contact sheets, Washington State Society Potlatch Dinner, Washington, D.C.
11 contact sheets
Scope and Content: The Washington State Society (WSS) is a non-profit organization composed of members from Washington State who work in the Washington, D.C. area. The group began holding annual Potlatch dinners in 1960, and became a major yearly event bringing together politicians and affliate members from Washington State. The Potlatch dinners were attended by Senator Jackson, as well as Congressman Lloyd Meeds, Brock Adams, Don Bonker, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Joel Pritchard, and others. Although the Potlactch dinners served as the central social event for the WSS members, the group also held picnics and other social events in the Metropolitan area.Includes Doris Trimp, Al Trimp, Chuck Odell, Jim Morrisey, and others.
General Notes: A handwritten note from Alice C. Plaisted is filed with the contact sheets.
1968 April 26
8/46 1415-1415a
Senator and Mrs. Jackson standing with Vice President Hubert Humphrey, Frederick Brown Harris, and others, Washington, D.C.?
General Notes: One photograph is a duplicate with inscription, "To Scoop and Helen Jackson - with all good wishes. Hubert H. Humphrey."
1968 May 1
8/47 1416
Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson standing with group of men in suits, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1968 May 1
8/48 1417 1968 May 14
8/49 1418-1423
Senator Jackson speaking at a podium during the keel-laying ceremony for the U.S.S. Nimitz, Newport News, Virginia
Scope and Content: Includes Admiral Chester W. Nimitz standing next to a bronze bust in his likeness, lowering of the hull by crane, aerial view of the lowered hull and platform with speakers, and Jackson in a hard hat hammering the plaque on the hull with Admiral Hyman G. Rickover.
1968 June 22
8/50 1424
Senator Jackson sitting with a group of Washington State college students during their visit, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Including: Dorothy Eaton, Carol Lange, Susan Pazina, Becky Hipp, Laura Burnett, Greg Harrop, Chuck Blumenfeld, Tom Allison, David Atkinson, Justin H. Simpson, Richard H. Blaker, Diane Gilkeison(?), Pat Hiddleston, Lynn Hogan, Don Schwerin, Vicki Papajani, James P. Beirne, Robin Kettenring, Elizabeth Hersch, Sherri Skoog, John C. Marks, Keri Corcoran, and Mary Anne Logan.
General Notes: A hand-written list of students in attendance is filed with the photograph.
1968 July 10
8/51 1425
Senator Jackson talking and shaking hands with Bob Sprehe and James McFall, National Audio-Visual Convention, Washington, D.C.
Capitol and Glogau (Washington,D.C.) (photographer)
1968 July
8/52 1426-1432
Senator Jackson speaking at a podium with a large cannon during a ceremony and standing and talking with others, "The Guns" dedication?, Fort Casey State Park, Whidbey Island, Washington
7 photographs : color
General Notes: Filed with the photographs: a letter from Major L. K. Pennington, Edmonds, Washington and a copy response letter from Jackson.Possibly "The Guns" dedication, Fort Casey State Park, Whidbey Island, WA?? The date is off by exactly one year.
1968 August 11
8/53 1433 1968 August 19
8/54 1434 1968 September 20
8/55 1435
Contact sheets, Washington State Society Picnic, Great Falls Park, Washington, D.C.
10 contact sheets
Scope and Content: The Washington State Society (WSS) is a non-profit organization composed of members from Washington State who work in the Washington, D.C. area. The group began holding annual Potlatch dinners in 1960, and became a major yearly event bringing together politicians and affliate members from Washington State. The Potlatch dinners were attended by Senator Jackson, as well as Congressman Lloyd Meeds, Brock Adams, Don Bonker, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Joel Pritchard, and others. Although the Potlactch dinners served as the central social event for the WSS members, the group also held picnics and other social events in the Metropolitan area.
1968 September 24
8/56 1436
Senator Jackson standing with John D. Harper, President of Alcoa Aluminum behind a long table with a model 747 airplane, Vancouver, Washington
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Senator Jackson with sincere thanks for participating in our Vancouver Zero Defects(?) Program. John Harper."
1968 September 26
8/57 1437
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey speaking at a podium on a raised platform during the John Day Dam dedication between Washington and Oregon State with Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson sitting in the background
1968 September 28
8/58 1438-1439 1968 October 2
8/59 1440
Senator Jackson pointing to region on relief map of the North Cascades with other, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1968 October 2?
8/60 1441 1968 November
Senator Jackson visiting military operations in Germany
1968 November
Box/Folder item
8/61 1442-1446
SenatorJackson shaking hands and greeting soldiers after his arrival on an airfield,Bitburg Air Base, Bitburg, West Germany
Base Photographic Laboratory, 36th Tactical Fighter Wing (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Lieutenant General Smith, Major General Anthis,Colonel Cross, and others.
8/62 1447-1452
SenatorJackson shaking hands, talking with soldiers, eating lunch, and entering aconference room, Bitburg Air Base, Bitburg, West Germany
Base Photographic Laboratory, 36th Tactical Fighter Wing (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson talking with Major General Rowney; Jacksontalking with TSgt Harris and SSgt Tracy from Washington State; Jackson shakinghands with A1C Darrell Porter from Seattle, Washington; Jackson eating shrimpcocktail with Mr. Nease, Major General Anthis, Colonel Cross, and Major GeneralRowny; and Jackson entering a conference board room with militaryofficials.
8/63 1453-1454
8/64 1455-1461
SenatorJackson arriving and greeting soldiers on an air field, 2nd Armored CavalryRegiment, Merril Barracks, Nürnburg Air Base, Nürnburg, WestGermany
2 slides : color
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson greeting Colonel Walter G. Allen; andJackson emerging from airplane with Major General E.L. Rowny and Colonel GeorgeL. Withey. Captions accompany the photographs.
General Notes: Filed with the photographs: a hand-written letter from Mrs.Walter G. Allen to Helen Hardin Jackson, and a hand-written response from Mrs.Jackson.
8/65 1462-1471
SenatorJackson talking with soldiers and inspecting trophies during a tour of thetrophy room, Merril Barracks, 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment, Nürnburg Air Base,Nürnburg, West Germany
1 slide : color
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson talking and shaking hands with SergeantMajor Joseph Foglio; Jackson with Major Milton C. Shaddock, Jr.; Major MiltonC. Shaddock, Jr. with Jackson and Major Robert E. Lorigan; Jackson with Foglioin front of a wall of photographs of previous commanding officers; a displaycase with military uniforms; and Jackson standing in stairwell outside trophyroom with Colonel Walter G. Allen, Major General E.L. Rowny, Colonel George L.Withey, and others.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
8/66 1472-1473
8/67 1474
8/68 1475-1480
SenatorJackson touring the grounds and talking with soldiers, 2nd Armored CavalryRegiment, Merril Barracks, Nürnburg Air Base, Nürnburg, WestGermany
4 slides : color
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson standing with Staff Sergeant LeonardSpurlock, Private First Class John B. Downing, Private First Class Kenneth R.Howe, and Private Kenneth D. Dennis.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
8/69 1481-1490
SenatorJackson taking an aerial reconnaissance of the Nürnburg region in HU-1B andHuey Gunship helicopters, 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment, Merril Barracks,Nürnburg Air Base, Nürnburg, West Germany
3 slides : color
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson and Colonel Walter G. Allen looking at amap with helicopter in background; Jackson and Allen boarding the helicopters;Jackson meeting and talking with Army Warrant Officer Allen V. Olsen; aerialviews of the Congress Building, the old Nazi stadium, and a city street.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
Box/Folder item
8/70 1491-1498
Senator Jackson on a fishing trip with Anna Marie and others on Nason Creek in the Cascade Mountains west of Wenatchee, Washington
Wenatchee Daily World (Wenatchee,Wash.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson pulling on fishing boots with Anna Marie, holding up his catch, sitting on a large log with two others, purchasing a fishing license from the NPS ranger?, and fishing in the stream.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.Includes a duplicate enlargement used for a publication (1495a)?
1968
8/71 1499
Construction site for Jackson Park Naval Housing, Bremerton, Washington
The BremertonSun (photographer)
1968
Josephine Sunset Home, Stanwood, Washington
1968
Box/Folder item
8/72 1500-1502
8/72a 1502a
Newspaperclipping, "Big Turnout for JSH Anniversary," Stanwood News
Box/Folder item
8/73 1503
Christmas card, Jackson family portrait in front of family home, Everett, Washington
2 prints : color
General Notes: Message inside card: "Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Jacksons Helen, Scoop, Anna Marie, and Peter."
circa 1968
8/74 1504 1969 January 28
9/1 1505-1506
Senator Jackson sitting at desk with Lawrence Spivak during interview and studio view of panelists and guests, Meet the Press television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1969 March 2
9/2 1507
Senator Jackson sitting and discussing the future of the Fermont division plant at Big Pasco, Washington with Andrew Lozyniak and Sam Volpentest, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: A caption, "Plant Future Discussed," is filed with the photograph.
1968 March 20
9/3 1508 1969 March
9/4 1509
Contact sheets, Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, Jermaine Magnuson, Harley Dirks, Laronne Dirks, Bert Cole, and others sitting at a dinner table, Washington State Society Potlatch Dinner, Washington, D.C.
12 contact sheets
Alice K. PlaistedMark S.Plaisted (photographer)
Scope and Content: The Washington State Society (WSS) is a non-profit organization composed of members from Washington State who work in the Washington, D.C. area. The group began holding annual Potlatch dinners in 1960, and became a major yearly event bringing together politicians and affliate members from Washington State. The Potlatch dinners were attended by Senator Jackson, as well as Congressman Lloyd Meeds, Brock Adams, Don Bonker, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Joel Pritchard, and others. Although the Potlactch dinners served as the central social event for the WSS members, the group also held picnics and other social events in the Metropolitan area.
1969 April 18
9/5 1510 1969 May 15
9/6 1511-1512
Senator Jackson speaking at a podium, Seattle Pacific College Fellows Breakfast, Washington Athletic Club, Seattle, Washington
Rowland Studio (Seattle,Wash.) (photographer)
1969 June 7
9/7 1513-1514
Senator Jackson delivering an address and talking with others at reception, Industrial College of the Armed Forces graduation ceremonies, Fort Lesley J. McNair, Washington, D.C.
Industrial College of the ArmedForcesMr. C. M.Crawford (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson shaking hands and talking with Lieutenant General John S. Hardy, United States Air Force, and Vice Admiral R.E. Rose, United States Navy, at a reception following the ceremony.
1969 June 10
9/8 1515
Senator Jackson delivering a 4th of July speech from a pier on a lake, Longview, Washington
1 photograph : color
General Notes: A hand-written letter from Mr. James Von Rock of Kelso, Washington and a copy response letter from Jackson are filed with the photographs.
1969 July 4
9/9 1516
Contact sheet, Washington State Society Picnic, Washington, D.C.
11 contact sheets
Alice C.Plaisted (photographer)
Scope and Content: The Washington State Society (WSS) is a non-profit organization composed of members from Washington State who work in the Washington, D.C. area. The group began holding annual Potlatch dinners in 1960, and became a major yearly event bringing together politicians and affliate members from Washington State. The Potlatch dinners were attended by Senator Jackson, as well as Congressman Lloyd Meeds, Brock Adams, Don Bonker, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Joel Pritchard, and others. Although the Potlactch dinners served as the central social event for the WSS members, the group also held picnics and other social events in the Metropolitan area.
1969 August 2
9/10 1517-1518
Senator Jackson presenting framed certificates to Avis Brateng and Jerry T. Verkler in honor of their years of service, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1969 September 11
9/11 1519 1969 September
mapcase:oversize Accession
OS 1 3560-031
U.S. Senate, Public Land Law Review Commission, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
Scope and Content: Includes Paul J. Fannin, Lewis K. Rockefeller, Gordon L. Allott, H. Byron Mock, Wayne N. Aspinall, Clinton P. Anderson, Alan H. Bible, Walter S. Baring, Jr., John H. Kyl, Milton A. Pearl, Roy A. Taylor?, Laurence J. Burton, Nancy E. Smith, Robert E. Clark?, Morris K. Udall, Len B. Jordan, and Maurice K. Goddard.Absent: Philip H. Hoff, Henry M. Jackson, and John P. Saylor.Commission members signatures appear on bottom of board.
General Notes: Photograph is mounted on board.
1969 September
Box/Folder item
9/12 1520 1969
box-folder:oversize
24/15 3534
U.S. Senate, Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, 91st Congress, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
Scope and Content: From left to right: Metcalf, Nelson, Burdick, Moss, Church, Bible, Anderson, Jackson, Allott, Jordan, Fannin, Hansen, Stevens, Gravel.Members absent: McGovern, Hatfield, Bellmon.
General Notes: Photograph is mounted on board.
1969
Hayes River Youth Camp, Student Conservation Program, Olympic National Park, Port Angeles, Washington
1969
Box/Folder item
9/13 1521
SenatorJackson presenting $1,000 check to Jack Dolstad, director of the StudentConservation Association, Seattle, Washington
Camera Craft Inc. (Seattle, Wash.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: The $1,000 check is expected to help finance operation ofthe Pacific Northwest youth camps and represents the cash prize Jacksonreceived from the Baruch Conservation Award.
9/14 1522-1528
SenatorJackson standing with Jack Dolstad and other, meeting and shaking hands withyoung people
John Spring (Edmonds, Wash.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson helping youth lift a piece of timber,talking to three young men around mule, a newly constructed log cabin, and woodplaques with students names in the program.
Accession
9/15 3560-031
Campaign brochure, "There'll be thousands of youngpeople working in our forests next summer. Because Senator Jackson had anidea"
General Notes: Brochure contains corresponding photographs: 1521, 1526, andphoto in 24/16.
box-folder:oversize item
24/16 3535
Mock-upphotograph for advertisement showing Senator Jackson visiting Hayes River YouthCamp
General Notes: Photograph is mounted on cardboard.
Box/Folder item
9/16 1529
Contact sheet, Senators Jackson, Mike Gravel, and Ted Stevens standing around Governor of Alaska, Walter Joseph Hickel, sitting during hearings, U.S. Senate, Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
1969
9/17 1530-1533
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson speaking to an audience, Poor People's Convention, Everett Jaycees, Everett, Washington
4 contact sheets
1969
9/18 1534
Christmas card, Jackson family portrait standing on the stairs in their house, Everett, Washington
2 cards : color
General Notes: Message inside card: "Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Jacksons Helen, Scoop, Anna Marie, and Peter."
circa 1969
9/19 1535
Senator Jackson sitting in a leather chair and reading The Saturday EveningPost, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
circa 1960s
9/20 1536 circa 1960s
9/21 1537-1538 circa 1960s
9/22 1539
Senators Jackson and Leverett Saltonstall sitting at a table during a radio interview, Washington, D.C.(?)
circa 1960s
9/23 1540
Senator Jackson shaking hands with older man in a suit standing in front of "Kennedy for President" poster
circa 1960s
9/24 1541
Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson, Congresswomen Catherine May and Julia Butler Hansen, Congressmen Don Magnuson, Thor C. Tollefson, and others attending a luncheon with Washington State delegates to the National 4-H Conference, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Jack Hollingworth, Daniel Coonrad, Mary Ann Metzger, Sandra Mosby, Mrs. Ann Erickson, and Elmer Erickson.A caption accompanies the photograph.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
circa 1960s
9/25 1542 circa 1960s
9/26 1543-1544
Senator Jackson with filmmakers David Lean, Clair Engle, Sam Spiegel, and Congressman John McCormack, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
circa 1960s
9/27 1545-1546
Senator Jackson talking with Stuart Novins, Nancy Hanschman, and other on set, Face the Nation television program, CBS News, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
circa 1960s
9/28 1547
Washington congressional delegation standing outside on the steps of the U.S. Capitol building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
Scope and Content: Includes Catherine May, Henry M. Jackson, Thomas Pelly, Warren G. Magnuson, Jack Westland, Thor Tollefson, Walt Horan, Julia Butler Hansen, and Bill Stinson.
circa 1960s
9/29 1548
Senators Jackson, Jacob Javits, Clinton P. Anderson, Vance Hartke, Hubert H. Humphrey, George Aiken, Paul Douglas, Wayne Mores, Kenneth Keating, Gale McGee, and John Pastore standing together in a room, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
Life MagazineH.Walker? (photographer)
circa 1960s
9/30 1549 circa 1960s
9/31 1550
Senator Jackson standing with others during swearing-in ceremony for James Symbol, regional director, Seattle region of Post Office department, Seattle, Washington?
Post OfficeDepartment (photographer)
Scope and Content: A hand-written United States Senate memorandum accompanies the photograph.
circa 1960s
9/32 1551 circa 1960s
9/33 1552
Senators Jackson, George Aiken, William Fulbright, and others with President Lyndon B. Johnson handing out pens after outdoor bill-signing ceremony, Washington, D.C.
circa 1960s
9/34 1553 circa 1960s
9/35 1554
Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson sitting with others and holding model of Space Needle, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
circa 1960s
9/36 1555
President Lyndon B. Johnson standing with Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and handing a small box to Brian Corcoran? following a bill signing ceremony outdoors, White House, Washington, D.C.
circa 1960s
9/37 1556
Velox screen print, Senators Jackson, Edmund Muskie, and Mike Mansfield sitting at a table during a meeting, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 print
General Notes: The image is mounted on cardboard.
circa 1960s
9/38 1557 circa 1960s
9/39 1559
Senator Jackson sitting at a table with a woman and a man during a press conference, Washington, D.C.
circa 1960s
9/40 1560
Senator Jackson placing "ABCD" sticker on U.S. Mailbox
General Notes: AirBorne Civil Defense
circa 1960s
9/41 1561
Senators Jackson, John C. Stennis, and others looking at the insides of circular machine mounted on a pedestal, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Cameramen Incorporated(Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
circa 1960s
9/42 1562-1564
U.S. Senate Committee Chairmen's Luncheon, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Photograph 1: (left to right) Warren G. Magnuson, Paul Douglas, unidentified, Henry M. Jackson, unidentified, J.W. Fulbright, George Smathers, John Pastore, Hubert Humphrey, Stuart Symington, Mike Mansfield, Allen Ellender, Olin Johnston, Richard B. Russell, Jr., Willis Robertson, and Everett Jordan.Photograph 2: (left to right) unidentified, Henry M. Jackson, unidentified, Mike Mansfield, John Pastore, Alan Bible, unidentified, unidentified, unidentified, Everett Jordan, Clinton Anderson, John Sparkman, Mike Monroney?, J.W. Fulbright?, John Stennis, Jennings Randolph, and unidentified.
circa 1960s
9/43 1565-1566
Helen Hardin Jackson holding a bottle of champagne and smashing it during a ship-christening ceremony, Camden, New Jersey?
New York Shipbuilding Corp.(Camden, N.J.) (photographer)
circa 1960s
9/44 1567-1568 circa 1960s
9/45 1569-1571
Portrait of Helen Hardin Jackson with fur-trimmed collar, sitting and standing in front of fireplace mantle in Senator Jackson's office, Washington, D.C.
Glogan (photographer)
circa 1960s
9/46 1572
Helen Hardin Jackson standing on a platform and cutting a ribbon with three men, Albuquerque, New Mexico?
Dick Kent Photography(Albuquerque, N.M.) (photographer)
circa 1960s
Senator and Mrs. Jackson together
circa 1960s
Box/Folder item
9/47 1573-1581
Senator andMrs. Jackson attending formal events with others
Tom Carson (Seattle, Wash.)Alice C. Plaisted (Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Jackson at formalgathering talking with Sergeant James R. Watson and standing with McGrail ofSeattle?
General Notes: 2 photographs are adhered to cardboard.
9/48 1582
Newspaper clipping, "Senator to wed," from a Yakimaarea daily
9/49 1583-1584
Box/Folder item
9/50 1585
President Lyndon B. Johnson
Scope and Content: Autographed by Johnson.
circa 1960s
9/51 1586 circa 1960s
9/52 1587 circa 1960s
9/53 1588 circa 1960s
9/54 1589-1590 circa 1960s
9/55 1591-1594
Senator Jackson speaking to crowd with Helen Jackson, Sam Kraetz, and Dick Fowler in the background, Snohomish County Courthouse dedication ceremonies, Everett, Washington
circa 1960s
box-folder:oversize
24/17 3536
U.S. Congress, Armed Services Committee, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
Scope and Content: From left to right: unidentified, Robert C. Byrd, Howard Cannon, Sam Ervin, Henry M. Jackson, Stuart Symington, John Stennis, unidentified, chairman Richard B. Russell, Jr., Leverett Saltonstall, Margaret Chase Smith, Strom Thurmond, unidentified, unidentified, unidentified, unidentified, and Daniel Inouye.
circa 1960s
Box/Folder
9/56 1595-1596
Senator Jackson standing and showing a document to President Lyndon B. Johnson
circa 1960s
9/57 1597
Senator Jackson shaking hands with President Lyndon B. Johnson at bill signing, White House, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Brian Corcoran standing in the background.
circa 1960s
9/58 1598 circa 1960s
9/59 1599 circa 1960s
9/60 1600-1603
Senator Jackson meeting with employees, taking a tour of the Boeing airplane plant, and sitting in a flight simulator, Everett, Washington
Forde Photographers (Seattle,Wash.) (photographer)
circa 1960s
9/61 1604
Senator Jackson standing on balcony of U.S. Capitol Building with Washington monument and National Mall in the background
JacquesLowe (photographer)
circa 1960s
9/62 1605
Transparency, Senator Jackson standing beside buffalo sculpture by the C & O Canal in Old Georgetown, Washington, D.C.
1 transparency : color
Robert Phillips (Washington,D.C.) (photographer)
General Notes: A paper holder is filed with the transparency.
circa 1960s
9/63 1606 circa 1960s
9/64 1607
Senator Jackson conferring with staff director John Conway during a meeting of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, Washington, D.C.?
Jacques Lowe (New York,N.Y.) (photographer)
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.Photograph has been retouched.
circa 1960s
9/65 1608
Senator Jackson standing with others during Bob Low swearing-in ceremony, Washington, D.C.?
A. G.Michaelson (photographer)
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Scoop Jackson with admiration and affection. Bob Low."
circa 1960s
9/66 1609
Dean Acheson testifying before a committee, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Photograph is mounted on cardboard.
circa 1960s
9/67 1610-1611 circa 1960s
9/68 1612
Jackson speaking at a U.S. Department of Agriculture meeting held in a garage, Pullman, Washington?
Washington State University(Pullman, Wash.) (photographer)
circa 1960s
9/69 1613 circa 1960s
9/70 1614 circa 1960s
9/71 1615-1624
Washington State Society Potlatch Dinner
Alice C. PlaistedAlice K.Plaisted (photographer)
Scope and Content: The Washington State Society (WSS) is a non-profit organization composed of members from Washington State who work in the Washington, D.C. area. The group began holding annual Potlatch dinners in 1960, and became a major yearly event bringing together politicians and affliate members from Washington State. The Potlatch dinners were attended by Senator Jackson, as well as Congressman Lloyd Meeds, Brock Adams, Don Bonker, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Joel Pritchard, and others. Although the Potlactch dinners served as the central social event for the WSS members, the group also held picnics and other social events in the Metropolitan area.Includes Brock and Mary Adams?, Lloyd and Mary Meeds, Congressman Tom Foley, Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, Art Fletcher, Congressman Thomas M. Pelly, Drom Braman, John Erlichman, Honorable Kenneth Cox, and others.
circa 1960s
9/72 1625
Senator Jackson shaking hands with Konrad Adenauer at a dinner
Scope and Content: Autographed by Konrad Adenauer.
circa 1960s
9/73 1626
Senator Jackson standing with U.S. Air Force officers, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
United States AirForce (photographer)
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Senator Henry M. Jackson, your continuous support of our Air Force activities is greatly appreciated. With warmest regards. Your friend, Bob Old, AF Senate Liaison."
circa 1960s
9/74 1627-1630 circa 1960s
9/75 1631
Senator Jackson sitting at head table with Thomas M. Pelly and others during formal dinner, Seattle, Washington?
Joe Williamson (Seattle,Wash.) (photographer)
circa 1960s
9/76 1632-1633
Senator Jackson in a hard hat shaking hands with construction workers and climbing a ladder during a visit to a dock site, Seattle, Washington?
Forde Photographers (Seattle,Wash.) (photographer)
circa 1960s
9/77 1634
Senator Jackson holding up International 4-H Youth Exchange? (IFYE) certificate
circa 1960s
9/78 1635-1636
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson talking with physicians during a tour of a Swedish Hospital Kidney Center, Seattle, Washington
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
Forde Photographers (Seattle,Wash.) (photographer)
circa 1960s
9/79 1637
Senator Jackson visiting with John Fluke, president, Fluke Manufacturing Company, Mountlake Terrace, Washington
The Everett DailyHerald (photographer)
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
circa 1960s
9/80 1638-1640
Senator Jackson shaking hands with military personnel and "Welcome Sen Jackson and Party" marquee outside McConnell Air Force Base, Witchita, Kansas
U.S. Air Force, McConnell AirForce Base (photographer)
circa 1960s
9/81 1641
Senator Gale W. McGee, Wyoming
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Scoop with admiration, Gale W. McGee."
circa 1960s
9/82 1642
Senator Jackson holding a model of the nuclear engine of the Rover space vehicle
Jacques Lowe (New York,N.Y.) (photographer)
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
circa 1960s
9/83 1643-1645
Senator Jackson talking with J. E. Travis during a tour of the new production reactor site, Atomic Energy Commission, Hanford Site, Hanford, Washington
General Electric PhotographyCorporation (photographer)
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photographs.
circa 1960s
9/84 1646
Senator Jackson looking at space capsule model with military official, Andrews Air Force Base, Washington, D.C.
United States Air ForcePhoto (photographer)
circa 1960s
9/85 1647-1651
Jackson speaking at keel-laying ceremonies, standing with others, and boarding outdoor elevator, U.S.S. Cleveland?, Norfolk, Virginia
General Notes: Portrait attached to raised keel could be former President Grover Cleveland?
circa 1960s
10/1 1652 circa 1960s
10/2 1653
Senators Jackson and Jennings Randolph with others receiving the Advertising Club Award of Distinction
Chase Ltd. (Washington,D.C.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Autographed by Jackson.
circa 1960s
10/3 1654 circa 1960s
10/4 1655-1656
Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson sitting at dinner table with man wearing "TvB" conference badge
Capitol Photo Service, Inc.(Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
circa 1960s
10/5 1657-1659
Various photographs of Senator Jackson with Warren G. Magnuson
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson with his hand resting on Magnuson's neck as he looks at a large document with others; Jackson and other leaning over Magnuson pointing to item in document; and Magnuson pointing to location on unfolded map with Jackson and two others.
circa 1960s
10/6 1660 circa 1960s
10/7 1661-1662 circa 1960s
10/8 1663
Senator Jackson and other standing with Senator John L. McClellan? shaking hands with Sam Spiegel, Washington, D.C.
circa 1960s
10/9 1664-1667
Senator Jackson with various individuals and groups of people
City News Bureau (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson shaking hands with woman wearing a formal dress and gloves; Jackson standing with a group of young women and men; Jackson sitting with three young men wearing dark frame glasses; and Jackson talking with an African-American couple at a dinner table
circa 1960s
10/10 1668-1671
Senator Jackson talking with various colleagues
Queen City Photo (Seattle,Wash.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson leaning over bench in committee chamber and talking with other; holding papers and talking with other in hallway; holding small fold-out map with other pointing to Western Washington; and standing with military official, McGrail of Seattle?, and others.
circa 1960s
10/11 1672-1674
Senator Jackson speaking at a podium and looking through book with other, Washington, D.C.?
Benjamin E. Forte (Washington,D.C.)News Associates, Inc. (Washington,D.C.) (photographer)
circa 1960s
10/12 1675
Senator Hiram L. Fong, Hawaii
General Notes: Inscribed, "Aloha. To a great Senator and a distinguished friend, Henry M. Jackson. Hiram L. Fong, U.S.S., Hawaii."
circa 1960s
10/13 1676-1679
Senator Jackson talking with others, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
Jacques Lowe (New York,N.Y.) (photographer)
circa 1960s
10/14 1680
Senator Jackson standing with Tandy Wilbur of the Swinomish Indian Tribe in the background during a coffee hour, La Conner, Washington
circa 1960s
10/15 1681
Woman offering Senator Jackson a bowl at large salad bowl with Senator Clinton P. Anderson standing nearby, Washington, D.C.?
United PressAssociation (New York, N.Y.) (photographer)
circa 1960s
box-folder:oversize
24/18 3537
Senators Jackson, Margaret Chase Smith, Thomas H. Kuchel, and Robert C. Byrd looking over newspapers on a table, Senate Caucus Room?, U.S. Senate Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
General Notes: Photograph is mounted on board.
circa 1960s
Box/Folder
10/16 1682
Senator Jackson walking with Prince Philip outdoors, Cambridge, England
CambridgeNews (photographer)
circa 1960s
10/17 1683
Senator Jackson talking with school boys, Everett, Washington
1 photograph
The Everett Daily Herald(Everett, Wash.)Jim Leo (photographer)
circa 1960s
10/18 1684
Slide, Senator and Mrs. Jackson in bathing suits on a beach, Hawaii
1 slide : color
circa 1960s
box-folder:oversize
22/27 3488
RC-135 airplane taking off on a landing field
1 print : color
circa 1960s
22/28 3489
Pencil sketch of Anna Marie Jackson?
1 drawing
circa 1960s
Box/Folder
10/19 1685
Senator Jackson talking with Richard F. Gordon, Jr. of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) during the Apollo 12 crew visit, Washington, D.C.
1970 January 13
Grand Coulee Third Powerplant Construction, Grand Coulee, Washington
1970 February 21
Box/Folder item
10/20 1686-1689
SenatorJackson speaking to an audience during luncheon meeting in a high schoolgymnasium and accepting a framed picture of a river with Helen Hardin Jacksonand other
Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Department of the Interior (photographer)
General Notes: Jackson is speaking at a podium with "Class of 1961"engraved into the front.
10/21 1690-1691
SenatorJackson with others looking at framed picture of the Grand Coulee Dam andstanding at railing with others at the top of Grand Coulee Dam
U.S. Interior Department, Bureau of Reclamation (photographer)
box-folder:oversize item
24/19 3538
Senator Jackson and others with President Richard M. Nixon
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Senator Henry Jackson, with every good wish, your kind friend, Richard Nixon."
1970 February 24
Box/Folder
10/22 1692 1970 March 23
10/23 1693-1694 1970 March 24
10/24 1695-1697 1970 March
10/25 1698 1970 April 13
10/26 1699
Senator Jackson sitting with postal supervisory officials Robert F. Lewis and Carroll E. Goodrich, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: A caption, "Postal Bills Discussed," is filed with the photographs.
1970 May 6
box-folder:oversize
22/29 3490 1970 May 10
22/30-31 3491-3492
President Richard M. Nixon signing a bill with congressmen present, White House, Washington, D.C.
The WhiteHouse (photographer)
2 folders
Scope and Content: Includes Senators Ted Stevens (third from left), Jackson, McClellan (fifth from left), John B. Anderson (standing to right of Nixon), and Mike Mansfield (standing far right).
1970 May 16
Box/Folder
10/27 1700-1703
Guest speaker, Senator Jackson, with Lieutenant Colonel McGowan, Dayton Max, and Lieutenant Colonel Kelly during a visit, the National War College, Washington, D.C.
1970 May 26
10/28 1704 1970 June
Luncheon and award ceremony, Citation for Public Service, Belle W. Baruch Foundation, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1970 July 6
Box/Folder item
10/29 1705
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson and Admiral Hyman G. Rickover walking down a hallwaywith Charles A. Lindbergh
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
George Tames (Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Lindbergh presenting Baruch award to Jackson.
10/30-31 1706-1707
Contactsheets, Senator Jackson speaking with Charles A. Lindbergh, Lewis K.Rockefeller, Stewart L. Udall, and others at luncheon table
2 contact sheets, 3 photographs (2 folders)
George Tames (photographer)
10/32 1708
Contactsheet, Senators Jackson and Ralph Yarborough standing with Admiral Hyman G.Rickover, Charles A. Lindbergh, Lewis K. Rockefeller, Steward L. Udall, andothers during award ceremony
1 contact sheet
George Tames (photographer)
10/33 1709-1735
Box/Folder item
10/34 1736
Senator Jackson standing with Congressman Mike McCormack and other during outdoor event, Washington State?
D. S. Garbett (West Richland,Wash.) (photographer)
1970 August 2
10/35 1737
Senator Jackson standing to the right of President Richard M. Nixon signing a document with other, White House, Washington, D.C.
The White House (Washington,D.C.) (photographer)
1970 August 13
10/36 1738
Senator Jackson standing at a podium during the Everett High School class reunion, Everett, Washington
1 photograph : color
JohnGable (photographer)
General Notes: 2 copy letters sent to Mr. John C. Gable of Rosemead, California are filed with the photographs.
1970 September
Third Powerhouse Commemoration, Grand Coulee Dam, Grand Coulee, Washington
1970 October 21
Box/Folder item
10/37 1739-1744
10/38 1745-1747
SenatorJackson, Congresswoman Catherine May, Commissioner E.L. Armstrong, formerSenator C.C. Dill, and Congressman Tom S. Foley releasing the first bucket ofconcrete
Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Department of the Interior (photographer)
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
Box/Folder item
10/39 1748-1749
Senators Jackson and John C. Stennis sitting with others during meeting and Dorothy Fosdick talking with others, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Parliamentary Meeting, Hague, Netherlands
Les Freres Haine (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Dorothy Fosdick talking with Senator Thomas H. Kuchel? and other.
General Notes: A letter from J. William Middendorf, II, the Embassy of the United States of America, The Hague, is filed with the photographs.
1970 November
10/40 1750-1751
Senator Jackson sitting at a table with other and studio view of panelists and guests, Meet the Press television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni Newsphoto Service(Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
1970 December 6
10/41 1752
Senator Jackson sitting at a table with radio and television broadcaster, Arthur Godfrey
1970
10/42 1753
Senator Jackson standing with crowd in the background outdoors during the Pierce County Democratic Picnic, Pierce County, Washington
1970
10/43 1754
Senator Jackson addressing a group of young people in a Senate committee chamber, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1970
10/44 1755 1970
10/45 1756
Contact sheets, Congressman Lloyd Meeds, speaking at a microphone and handing out wrapped gifts to Congressman Tom Pelly and others, Washington State Society Potlatch Dinner, Washington, D.C.
2 contact sheets (4 photographs)
Alice C.Plaisted (photographer)
Scope and Content: The Washington State Society (WSS) is a non-profit organization composed of members from Washington State who work in the Washington, D.C. area. The group began holding annual Potlatch dinners in 1960, and became a major yearly event bringing together politicians and affliate members from Washington State. The Potlatch dinners were attended by Senator Jackson, as well as Congressman Lloyd Meeds, Brock Adams, Don Bonker, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Joel Pritchard, and others. Although the Potlactch dinners served as the central social event for the WSS members, the group also held picnics and other social events in the Metropolitan area.
1970
10/46 1757 1970
10/47 1758
Senator Jackson and Congressman Lloyd Meeds standing with young man, Washington, D.C.
1970
10/48 1759
Senator Jackson with staff members, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Border is signed by Jackson staff members.
1970
10/49 1760-1762
Senator Jackson and William B. Macomber, Jr. sitting at a table during interview, Meet the Press television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes studio view of panelists and guests. Jackson appears with panelists Edwin Newman, Max Frankel, Ben Bradlee, and others.
circa 1970
10/50 1763-1765
Funeral procession for Senator Richard B. Russell, National Archives Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Senators Jackson, John C. Stennis, Robert C. Byrd, Allen Ellender, Mike Mansfield, Margaret Chase Smith, George D. Aiken, Sam J. Ervin, Jr., Barry M. Goldwater, and others.
1971 January
10/51 1766
Christmas card, Jackson family sitting in chairs by the fireplace in their house, Everett, Washington
2 prints : color
General Notes: Message inside card: "Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Jacksons Helen, Scoop, Anna Marie, and Peter."
circa 1970
Senate
1971-1976
Portraits
folder:oversize item
24/20 3539
Drawing ofSenator Jackson
James Dunnington (artist)
1 drawing
Scope and Content: Drawing is signed by the artist.
General Notes: Drawing is on board.
1972
box-folder:oversize
23/1 3493
SenatorJackson, The Everett Herald
The Everett HeraldRich Frishman (publisher)
General Notes: Two dates are recorded on verso, January 12, 1974 and March1980.
circa 1974
23/2 3494
SenatorJackson in profile
1 print
General Notes: Print is signed by the artist.
1975
Box/Folder
10/52 1767 1976 February
Box/Folder item
10/53 1768
Contact sheet, Supreme Court Justice, William O. Douglas, talking and shaking hands with others, Washington State Society Potlatch Dinner, the Cannon House Office Building, Washington, D.C.
2 contact sheets (2 photographs)
Alice C.Plaisted (photographer)
Scope and Content: The Washington State Society (WSS) is a non-profit organization composed of members from Washington State who work in the Washington, D.C. area. The group began holding annual Potlatch dinners in 1960, and became a major yearly event bringing together politicians and affliate members from Washington State. The Potlatch dinners were attended by Senator Jackson, as well as Congressman Lloyd Meeds, Brock Adams, Don Bonker, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Joel Pritchard, and others. Although the Potlactch dinners served as the central social event for the WSS members, the group also held picnics and other social events in the Metropolitan area.Includes Senator Jackson, Lloyd Meeds, Tom Pelly, and others.
1971 February 3
10/54 1769 1971 March 9
10/55 1770-1771
Labor leaders, George Meany, Andrew Biemiller, and James K. Bender meeting with Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Merkle Press (Washington,D.C.) (photographer)
General Notes: A caption, "Gives SST a Boost," is filed with the photographs.
1971 March 10
10/56 1772 1971 March 17
10/57 1773
Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson meeting with Peace Corps volunteers, the Klima family, before their departure to Brazil, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: A press release, "Seattle Couple First Peace Corps Volunteer Family to Brazil," is filed with the photograph.
1971 March 19
10/58 1774-1776
Principal speaker, Senator Jackson, arriving, delivering a speech from a platform, and talking with others, testimonial banquet for Louisiana legislators, the Rivergate Hotel, New Orleans, Louisiana
3 photographs : color
Frank Lotz Miller (New Orleans,La.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson walking down red carpet with Michael J. Molony, Jr., between U.S. Marines Honor Guard; Jackson holding up a silver brulot bowl at the podium; and talking with Congressman F. Edward Hebert and Chalin O. Perez.
General Notes: A sheet, "1971 Testimonial Banquet In Honor of Four Distinguished Members of Congress from Louisiana," is filed with the photographs.
1971 April 15
10/59 1777
Congressmen and Senators sitting at long table during a steering committee meeting, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Congressmen are seated around long banquet table.Includes Charles H. Percy, Harrison A. Williams, Jr., John C. Stennis, John O. Pastore, Allen J. Ellender, Mike J. Mansfield, Jackson, John J. Sparkman, John L. McClellan, Jennings Randolph, Alan H. Bible, Clinton P. Anderson, and R. Vance Hartke.
1971 May 12
10/60 1778 1971 June 7
10/61 1779-1788
Senator Jackson talking with delegates to the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association convention on a porch outdoors, Sun River, Oregon
Walter V.McKinney (photographer)
1971 June 19
10/62 1789
Senator Jackson speaking to the Young Lawyers Section of the American Bar Association, the Biltmore Hotel, New York, New York
1971 July 9
Senator Jackson with George Meany, Washington, D.C.
1971 September
Box/Folder item
10/63 1790-1792
SenatorJackson sitting with George Meany at head table during luncheonmeeting
Doré Studios Inc. (Miami Beach, Fla.)Carillon Hotel (Miami Beach, Fla.) (photographer)
1971 September
10/64 1793-1798 1971 September 9
Box/Folder item
10/65 1799
Senator Jackson sitting at a long table during a meeting with the Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania Political Action Committee for Education, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
1971 September 25
10/66 1800-1801
Senator Jackson sitting at a table with other during a press conference
New Jersey NewsphotosJohn A. Gibson,Jr (photographer)
1971 September
10/67 1802-1803
Senator Jackson and Brian Corcoran talking with David Cassidy? in a television studio
1971 September
10/68 1804
Senator Jackson addressing the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, local 46, Seattle, Washington
1971 September
10/69 1805
Senator Jackson shaking hands with union leader Philip M. Zarnella local 1363
General Notes: Inscribed, "Dear Senator Jackson, Thanks for everything and good luck. Philip M. Zarnella, 11/12/71."
1971 November 12
10/70 1806
Studio view Senator Jackson with guests and panelists, Meet the Press television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni Newsphoto Service(Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
1971 November 21
Esther Coopersmith's Party, Potamac, Maryland
1971 December 10
Box/Folder item
10/71 1807
Contactsheet, Senator and Mrs. Jackson talking with Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel,Esther Coopersmith, Mike Orlove?, and others in a crowd in ahallway
Jon Coopersmith (photographer)
10/72 1808
Contactsheet, Senator and Mrs. Jackson talking with Esther Coopersmith and others in acrowd
4 photographs : color
Jon Coopersmith (photographer)
10/73 1809-1811
SenatorJackson shaking hands with other, Esther Coopersmith standing in thebackground
1 photograph : color
Jon Coopersmith (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes two montaged portrait photographs of Helen HardinJackson created by Jon Coopersmith.
Box/Folder item
10/74 1812
Contact sheet, Senators Jackson, Hubert Humphrey, George S. McGovern, Edmund S. Muskie, Mike J. Mansfield, and other sitting at table during press conference, Washington, D.C.
1971 December
Anna Marie Jackson attending Horace Mann Elementary School, Washington, D.C.
1971 December
Box/Folder item
10/75 1813
Contactsheet, Mrs. Lauretta Jackson helping Anna Marie Jackson and Edna Squire withtheir schoolwork
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul S. Conklin? (photographer)
General Notes: A letter from Brian Corcoran to Dorothy Stimpson is filedwith the photographs.
10/76 1814
Contactsheet, Enda Squire reciting with Mrs. Lauretta Jackson standing and Anna MarieJackson and classmates sitting at desks
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul S. Conklin? (photographer)
Box/Folder item
10/77 1815-1818
Jackson family portraits by Paul S. Conklin
Paul S.Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes portraits of Anna Marie with Peter, Henry Jackson with Anna Marie and Peter, and an individual portrait of Anna Marie.
1971
10/78 1819
Father of the Year Award recipients, Big Wilson, Reverend Jesse Jackson, Senator Jackson, Brooks Robinson, and Howard K. Smith standing together in a line and holding silver bowls
Maurey Garber Photography (NewYork, N.Y.) (photographer)
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photographs.
1971
10/79 1820
Senator Jackson shaking hands with Georgia State Senator, Harry C. Jackson, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
JessieSampley (photographer)
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
1971
10/80 1821
Contact sheet, Washington State Cherry Blossom Princess, Washington, D.C.
2 contact sheets
1971
11/1 1822
Contact sheet, John Salter, Paul Crouch, Brian Corcoran, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Germaine Magnuson, and others standing together, Washington State Society Potlatch Dinner, Washington, D.C.?
3 contact sheets (1 photograph)
Alice C.Plaisted (photographer)
Scope and Content: The Washington State Society (WSS) is a non-profit organization composed of members from Washington State who work in the Washington, D.C. area. The group began holding annual Potlatch dinners in 1960, and became a major yearly event bringing together politicians and affliate members from Washington State. The Potlatch dinners were attended by Senator Jackson, as well as Congressman Lloyd Meeds, Brock Adams, Don Bonker, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Joel Pritchard, and others. Although the Potlactch dinners served as the central social event for the WSS members, the group also held picnics and other social events in the Metropolitan area.
1971
Senator and Mrs. Jackson attending a groundbreaking ceremony, Florida
1971
Box/Folder item
11/2 1823-1836
11/3 1837-1847
Box/Folder item
11/4 1848
Christmas card, the Jackson family standing outside with the U.S. Capitol Building in the background, Washington, D.C.
2 prints : color
General Notes: Message inside card: "Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Jacksons Helen, Scoop, Anna Marie, and Peter."
circa 1971
11/5 1849
Senator Jackson speaking at a microphone outdoors with a television crew in the background
1972 January
11/6 1850-1851
Senator Jackson talking with Apollo 17 astronaut Eugene Cernan, detail of Apollo 17 spacecraft
NationalAeronautics and Space Administration (Washington,D.C.) (photographer)
General Notes: Filed with the photographs: brochure, "The Only Candidate Who Voted to Save the Space Shuttle," Floridians for Jackson with an article written by Jackson, "Why the Space Shuttle is Important to You." Brochure contains both photographs.
1972 February 2
11/7 1852-1854 1972 February 7
Senator and Mrs. Jackson visiting the U.S. Embassy, Tel Aviv, Israel?
1972 February 22
Box/Folder item
11/8 1855-1859
11/9 1860-1866
Box/Folder item
11/10 1867-1868 1972 April 8
11/11 1869
Senator Jackson shaking hands with Paul Warren, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1972 May 30
box-folder:oversize
24/21 3540
President Nixon signing the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, the White House, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
Scope and Content: President Richard M. Nixon signs Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty with Senator Jackson, Vice President Gerald R. Ford, Henry Kissinger, and others standing nearby.
General Notes: Stamped on verso, official photograph, The White House, Washington, D.C.
1972 August 3
Issues & Answers, ABC News, Washington, D.C.
1970s
Box/Folder item
11/12 1870 1972 August
11/13 1871-1875
SenatorJackson sitting and talking with Producer Peggy Whedon on the set withothers
Scope and Content: Photographs from three different appearances.
circa 1970s
11/14 1876
PeggyWhedon sitting with Senator Jackson in his office, Senate Office Building,Washington, D.C.
circa 1970s
Box/Folder item
11/15 1877-1878
Senator Jackson speaking at a podium and standing with Senator Edmund S. Muskie and others holding up two fingers, Democratic National Committee dinner, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
JulesSchick (photographer)
1972 October
11/16 1879-1881
Senator Jackson, Dorothy Fosdick, and Richard Perle? meeting with military officials during a tour of the U.S.S. Forrestal
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson shaking hands with pilot and wearing flight gear.
1972 November 13
U.S. Congressmen meeting with Prime Minister Lubomir Strougal and Foreign Minister Bohuslav Chnoupek, Prague, Czechoslovakia
Czech News Agency (photographer)
1972 November 30
Box/Folder item
11/17 1882-1883
U.S.Congressmen sitting in chairs in oval formation during meeting
Scope and Content: Includes Albert W. Sherer, Jr., Senators Benjamin E. Jordan,Ted Stevens, Thomas F. Eagleton, Richard S. Schweiker, Ernest F. Hollings,Milrae Jensen, Richard T. Davies, Stanley J. Kimmitt, and Arthur M. Kuhl.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photographs.
11/18 1884-1885
U.S.Congressmen sitting at long wooden table during press conference
Scope and Content: Includes Albert W. Sherer, Jr., Senators Benjamin E. Jordan,Ted Stevens, Thomas F. Eagleton, Richard S. Schweiker, Ernest F. Hollings,Milrae Jensen, Richard T. Davies, Stanley J. Kimmitt, and Arthur M. Kuhl.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photographs.
11/19 1886-1889
U.S.Congressmen sitting around decorated table during luncheon and talking atreception
Scope and Content: Includes Helen Hardin Jackson, Albert W. Sherer, Jr.,Senators Benjamin E. Jordan, Ted Stevens, Thomas F. Eagleton, Richard S.Schweiker, Ernest F. Hollings, Milrae Jensen, Richard T. Davies, Stanley J.Kimmitt, and Arthur M. Kuhl.
General Notes: A paper caption is filed with the photographs.
U.S. Congressmen meeting with President Josip Broz Tito, Brioni, Yugoslavia
1972 November 24
Box/Folder item
11/20 1890-1897
U.S.Congressmen standing with President Tito on steps outside building
Scope and Content: Includes Senators Stuart Symington, Benjamin E. Jordan, JohnE. Moss, Howard Cannon, Thomas J. McIntyre, Ernest F. Hollings, Thomas F.Eagleton, Ted Stevens, Richard S. Schweiker, Lloyd M. Bentsen, U.S. AmbassadorMalcolm Toon, Richard T. Davies, and Arthur M. Kuhl.
General Notes: A caption and a letter from Malcolm Toon, U.S. Ambassador toYugoslavia, is filed with the photographs.
11/21 1898-1903
U.S.Congressmen meeting with President Tito and Yugoslavia officials during pressconference
Scope and Content: Includes Senators Stuart Symington, Benjamin E. Jordan, JohnE. Moss, Howard Cannon, Thomas J. McIntyre, Ernest F. Hollings, Thomas F.Eagleton, Ted Stevens, Richard S. Schweiker, Lloyd M. Bentsen, U.S. AmbassadorMalcolm Toon, Richard T. Davies, and Arthur M. Kuhl.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photographs.
11/22 1904-1906
U.S.Congressmen talking during a meeting with Yugoslavian officials, YugoslaviaTractor Factory
1 photograph : color
Scope and Content: Includes Senator and Mrs. Jackson getting on a boat dockedat a pier.
11/23 1907-1909
Box/Folder item
11/24 1910-1911
Senator Jackson sitting at desk with Bill Monroe during interview and studio view of panelists and guests, Meet the Press television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni Newsphoto Service(Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
1972 December 10
The Jackson family at home, Everett, Washington
1972
Box/Folder item
11/25 1912
Christmascard, the Jackson family sitting together on the lawn in front of their house,Everett, Washington
3 prints : color
General Notes: Message inside card: "Merry Christmas and Happy New Yearfrom the Jacksons Helen, Scoop, Anna Marie, and Peter."Two prints inscribed, "Thanks for your help in 1972Scoop."
11/26 1913
box-folder:oversize
23/3 3495
The Jacksonfamily sitting on the lawn in front of their house, Everett,Washington
The Seattle TimesGreg Gilbert (publisher)
23/4 3496
The Jacksonfamily walking on the beach in the Puget Sound, Washington
The Seattle TimesGreg Gilbert (publisher)
Box/Folder item
11/27 1914-1915
Soviet dissident Leonid Tarassuk with his wife and children; his mother Haya Perczik sitting in the kitchen, U.S.S.R.
1972
11/28 1916
Contact sheet, Senator Warren G. Magnuson speaking on a stage and standing with Congressman Thomas M. Pelly, Washington State Society Potlatch Dinner, Washington, D.C.
3 contact sheets (2 photographs)
Alice C.Plaisted (photographer)
Scope and Content: The Washington State Society (WSS) is a non-profit organization composed of members from Washington State who work in the Washington, D.C. area. The group began holding annual Potlatch dinners in 1960, and became a major yearly event bringing together politicians and affliate members from Washington State. The Potlatch dinners were attended by Senator Jackson, as well as Congressman Lloyd Meeds, Brock Adams, Don Bonker, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Joel Pritchard, and others. Although the Potlactch dinners served as the central social event for the WSS members, the group also held picnics and other social events in the Metropolitan area.
1972
11/29 1917-1921
Contact sheets, Man speaking at podium and standing and talking with other, Dinner, Washington State Society?, National Aviation Club, Washington, D.C.
5 contact sheets
Alice C.Plaisted (photographer)
Scope and Content: The Washington State Society (WSS) is a non-profit organization composed of members from Washington State who work in the Washington, D.C. area. The group began holding annual Potlatch dinners in 1960, and became a major yearly event bringing together politicians and affliate members from Washington State. The Potlatch dinners were attended by Senator Jackson, as well as Congressman Lloyd Meeds, Brock Adams, Don Bonker, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Joel Pritchard, and others. Although the Potlactch dinners served as the central social event for the WSS members, the group also held picnics and other social events in the Metropolitan area.Includes Coach Jim Owens and Bobby Gunn.
1972
11/30 1922 1972
11/31 1923
Senator Jackson with Speaker Pro Tempore John L. O'Brien, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Senator Jackson, with all good wishes, John L. O'Brien, Speaker Pro Tempore."
1972
box-folder:oversize
23/5 3497
Senator Jackson riding a bike with hands free, Everett, Washington
The SeattleTimes (photographer)
1973 January 1
Democratic Party, U.S. House Steering Committee, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1973 January 3-9
Box/Folder item
11/32 1924
U.S.Senators sitting and talking at a table during a meeting, RoomS-208
Scope and Content: Includes Senators Warren G. Magnuson, Alan Bible, JenningsRandolph, Jackson, Harrison Williams, William Proxmire, Frank Moss, RussellLong, James Eastland, Mike Mansfield, Robert Byrd, John McClellan, VanceHartke, Edward Kennedy, and others.
1973 January 3
11/33 1925-1928
U.S.Senators sitting and talking at a table during a meeting, RoomS-208
Scope and Content: Includes Warren G. Magnuson, Alan Bible, Jennings Randolph,Henry M. Jackson, Harrison Williams, William Proxmire, Frank Moss, RussellLong, James Eastland, Mike Mansfield, Robert Byrd, John McClellan, VanceHartke, Edward Kennedy, and others.
1973 January 9
Box/Folder item
11/34 1929-1931
Representative of the Reserve Officers Association presenting Senator Jackson with a Citizen of the Year Award, Washington Hilton Hotel, Washington, D.C.
Alice C.Plaisted (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson delivering a speech at a podium and standing with a group of young officers in uniform with bow ties.
1973 January 16
11/35 1932
Senator Jackson sitting at a desk with microphone, Face the Nation television program, CBS News, Washington, D.C.
Reni Newsphoto Service(Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
1973 February 4
11/36 1933
Senator Jackson standing with others during hearing, U.S. Senate, Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, Washington, D.C.
DonnMitchell (photographer)
General Notes: Photograph is mounted on cardboard.
1973 February 6
11/37 1934
Contact sheets, Congressman and Mrs. Lloyd Meeds, Dottie Stimpson, Kitty Stimpson, and others standing together, Washington State Society Potlatch Dinner, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
2 contact sheets (1 photograph)
Alice C.Plaisted (photographer)
Scope and Content: The Washington State Society (WSS) is a non-profit organization composed of members from Washington State who work in the Washington, D.C. area. The group began holding annual Potlatch dinners in 1960, and became a major yearly event bringing together politicians and affliate members from Washington State. The Potlatch dinners were attended by Senator Jackson, as well as Congressman Lloyd Meeds, Brock Adams, Don Bonker, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Joel Pritchard, and others. Although the Potlactch dinners served as the central social event for the WSS members, the group also held picnics and other social events in the Metropolitan area.
1973 February 8
11/38 1935
Senator Jackson looking on as Senator Hubert H. Humphrey shakes hands with Governor George C. Wallace, Jr. during press conference, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
DevO'Neill (photographer)
1973 February 27
11/39 1936-1940
Senator Jackson speaking to Rear Admiral Thomas E. Bass, II and other Navy officers at a dinner held in his honor, U.S. Navy, Thirteenth Naval District, Seattle, Washington
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson standing and talking with others after the ceremony.
General Notes: A letter from Thomas E. Bass, III, Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy, Thirteenth Naval District, is filed with the photographs.
1973 April 21
11/40 1941
Senators Jackson, Ted Stevens, and other talking from behind Senate bench with Walter Laqueur, U.S. Senate Committee hearing, Washington, D.C.
1973 April
Senator Jackson visiting Helena, Montana
Bobby GruelGovernor's Office, Helena,Montana (photographer)
1973 May 6
Box/Folder item
11/41 1942-1943
SenatorJackson standing with Governor Thomas Judge and former Governor ForrestAnderson
General Notes: Inscribed, "Scoop Thanks for your great work in the Senatefor the West. Thomas Judge."
11/42 1944-1945
SenatorJackson sitting and talking with Judge Bernard? Thomas, military official, andothers
Box/Folder item
11/43 1946
Senator Jackson raising his hand to the crowd at a podium, Stetson Law School, St. Peterburg, Florida
1 photograph : color
Ron Myer (photographer)
Scope and Content: Photograph was sent to Jackson by Pat Frank.
1973 May 17
Senator and Mrs. Jackson touring the Grand Coulee Dam Third Powerplant construction area, Grand Coulee, Washington
1973 May-June
Box/Folder item
11/44 1947-1952
Senator andMrs. Jackson arriving by airplane and wearing hard hats with others duringtour
4 photographs : color
Bureau of Reclamation, United States Department of the Interior (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes H.L. Fink, Mrs. Jack Hilson, Mrs. L.F. Carlson, andMrs. Bill Brashears.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
1973 June 23
11/45 1953-1961
Senator andMrs. Jackson drinking tea with others on a patio outdoors after thetour
8 photographs : color
United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Mr. Don Anderson, Denny Miller, L.F. Carlson,Robert Ludolph, H.L. Fink, Don Hodel, R.K. Seely, Jack Hilson, and others.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
1973 June 23
11/46 1962-1963
Aerial nightviews of the Grand Coulee Dam
Carl B. Lewis (Beverly, Wash.)U.S. Bureau of ReclamationBob Isom (photographer)
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
1973 May
Box/Folder item
11/47 1964-1967
Senator Jackson standing with others after delivering Yeshiva Commencement Address, Yeshiva University, New York, New York
Yeshiva University (New York,N.Y.) (photographer)
1973 June 4
11/48 1968
Senator Jackson sitting at a desk with microphone, Face the Nation television program, CBS News, Washington, D.C.
Reni Newsphoto Service(Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
1973 June 17
11/49 1969
Senator Jackson shaking hands with the band leader, Elk's Grand Lodge Convention, Chicago, Illinois
1 photograph : color
1973 July 6
11/50 1970
Senator Jackson wearing a tuxedo with large "Jackson Amendment" banner being paraded in the background, Mizaruchi Dinner, New York, New York
Itzhak Berez (Flushing,N.Y.) (photographer)
1973 July 16
11/51 1971
Senator and Mrs. Jackson with Senator and Mrs. Hubert H. Humphrey, Washington, D.C.?
1973 July
11/52 1972-1974
Senator Jackson speaking to an audience, 16th District Conference on Education, Trenton?, Michigan
DevO'Neill (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson with John D. Dingell and others.
General Notes: A signed letter from John D. Dingell, U.S. House of Representatives, 16th District, Michigan, is filed with the photographs.
1973 July
11/53 1975
Senator Jackson wearing a tuxedo and standing with the mother of Mrs. Irving Cowan on the occasion of her birthday, Hollywood-by-the-Sea, Florida
General Notes: A note and copy of a response letter by Jackson to Mrs. Irving Cowan are filed with the photograph.
1973 August
11/54 1976-1977
Major General J. Milnor Roberts presenting U.S. Army Reserve Appreciation Plaque to Senator Jackson, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Consolidated News Pictures(Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Senator Henry M. (Scoop) Jackson with best regards. J. Milnor Roberts, Chief U.S. Army Reserve Sept 73."A caption is filed with the photographs.
1973 September
11/55 1978
Senator Jackson sitting at head table eating dinner, Prime Minister's Award Dinner, Rye, New York
1 photograph : color
H & H Photographers (NewYork, N.Y.) (photographer)
General Notes: Photograph is adhered to cardboard enclosure.
1973 October 2
11/56 1979
Studio view of Senator Jackson with panelists and guests appearing on Meet the Press television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni Newsphoto Service(Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
1973 November 3
11/57 1980-1981
Senator Jackson wearing a tuxedo and talking with Mike Rivisto, Father Thomas Fitzgerald, and Clare and Steve Weiner, Jesuit College and University Dinner Party, Sheraton-Carlton Hotel, Washington, D.C.
1973 November 11
box-folder:oversize
23/6-8 3498-3500
Senators Jackson, Mike Gravel, Ted Stevens, and others standing behind President Nixon during the signing of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline Bill, Oval Office, White House, Washington, D.C.
The WhiteHouse (photographer)
3 folders (1 photograph) : color
Scope and Content: Includes correspondence from William E. Timmons, assistant to the President, The White House, Washington, D.C. Timmons, on behalf of President Nixon, thanks Jackson for his work in creating and supporting the passage of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline Bill.
1973 November 16
Box/Folder
11/58 1982-1988
Senator Jackson riding in horse-drawn carriage during the taxi strike, Washington, D.C.
DevO'Neill (photographer)
1973 November
box-folder:oversize
23/9 3501
Senators Jackson, George D. Aiken, Admiral Hyman G. Rickover, and others standing with President Richard R. Nixon, Oval Office, White House, Washington, D.C.
The WhiteHouse (photographer)
1 photograph : color
General Notes: Official photograph the White House, Washington.
1973 December 3
Box/Folder
11/59 1989
Senator Jackson hugging 1974 March of Dimes National Poster Child Scott Hafen, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
1973 December 10
National Association of Counties (NACO) Conference, "Counties and the Energy Crisis," Washington, D.C.
1973 December 13
Box/Folder item
11/60 1990-1991
SenatorJackson speaking at a podium with NACO banner in background
General Notes: A note from the National Association of Counties is filedwith the photographs.
11/61 1992-1993
SenatorJackson standing and talking with Stanley Smoot, James A. Hayes, and Robert F.Stephens
Box/Folder item
11/62 1994-1999
Senator and Mrs. Jackson standing and talking with Senator R. Vance Hartke and others at a reception held in honor of Jackson, Lake County Young Democrats
6 photographs : color
General Notes: A signed letter from Vance Hartke, United States Senate, is filed with the photographs.
1973 December
11/63 2000
Senator Jackson in a tuxedo sitting with Mayor Richard Daley, Frank Annunzio, and others during a formal dinner, Chicago, Illinois?
1973
11/64 2001-2005 1973
11/65 2006-2007
Senator Jackson sitting with John Tunney and Jackie Cooper on the set of a televised Democratic telethon
2 photographs : color
1973
Washington State Society Potlatch Dinner, Washington, D.C.
Alice C.Plaisted (photographer)
Scope and Content: The Washington State Society (WSS) is a non-profit organization composed of members from Washington State who work in the Washington, D.C. area. The group began holding annual Potlatch dinners in 1960, and became a major yearly event bringing together politicians and affliate members from Washington State. The Potlatch dinners were attended by Senator Jackson, as well as Congressman Lloyd Meeds, Brock Adams, Don Bonker, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Joel Pritchard, and others. Although the Potlactch dinners served as the central social event for the WSS members, the group also held picnics and other social events in the Metropolitan area.
1973
Box/Folder item
11/66 2008-2009
Contactsheet, Congressmen Thomas S. Foley, Joel M. Pritchard, Harley and Margie?Dirks, Dottie Stimpson, and others standing together
1 contact sheet (5 photographs)
Scope and Content: Includes Foley speaking at microphone in front of band andpicking a slip of paper out of a bowl with Margie Dirks standing by.
11/67** 2010
Contactsheet, Congressman Mike McCormack laughing with his arm around WilliamTreadwell
2 contact sheets (1 photograph)
11/68 ** 2011
Contactsheet, Congressman Thomas S. Foley speaking at microphone in front of band withyoung woman and various people standing together
1 contact sheet
Box/Folder item
11/69 2012
Senator Jackson standing with U.S. House of Representatives pages Walt Britt, Keith Lott, and Brian Benninghoff, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: A note to Jackson from Rosemary? asking Jackson to autograph duplicates to the thee pages is filed with the photographs.
1973
11/70 2013 1973
box-folder:oversize
24/22 3541
U.S. Congress, Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, 93rd Congress
1 photograph : color
Scope and Content: From left to right: Haskell, Abourezk, Johnston, Metcalf, Church, Bible, Jackson, Fannin, Hansen, Hatfield, McClure, Bartlett.
1973
Box/Folder
12/1 2014
Panorama of President Richard R. Nixon sitting at table and speaking to the Bipartisan Leadership Meeting, White House, Washington, D.C.
The White House (Washington,D.C.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Senators James O. Eastland, Robert C. Byrd, Thomas P. O'Neill, Carl B. Albert, Mike J. Mansfield, Hugh D. Scott, Vice President Gerald R. Ford, Henry M. Jackson, and others.
1974 January 23
12/2 2015
Senator Jackson standing and holding Peter's hand outside prior to his appearance on Face the Nation, CBS Television, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Caption, "Outside the Studio," is printed at the bottom of the photograph.
1974 January 27
12/3 2016
Congressman Jack Murtha, Freeport, Pennsylvania
Cover Studio (Johnstown,Pa.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Portrait was obtained during a trip to Freeport, Pennsylvania.
1974 January 30
12/4 2017 1974 January
12/5 2018
Senator Jackson receiving a plaque commemorating trees planted in his honor, Blue and White Ball, Jewish National Fund
Jerome S.Cardin? (photographer)
General Notes: A letter from Jerome S. Cardin is filed with the photograph.
1974 February 17
12/6 2019-2020
Senator Jackson speaking at a podium, North Cascades Highway dedication ceremonies, Washington State
2 photographs : color
Joseph R. Fortier (Tacoma,Wash.) (photographer)
1974 February 26
12/7 2021-2023
Senator Jackson speaking into a microphone during a cocktail party, the Democratic telethon, New York, New York
David Sherman (Bronx,N.Y.) (photographer)
General Notes: A letter from David Sherman in Riverdale, New York is filed with the photographs.
1974 February
12/8 2024
Commissioner of Omaha, Nebraska, Dan Lynch, sitting with Senator Jackson in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1974 March 1
12/9 2025
Senator Jackson sitting with other and pointing to a page in a book, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1974 March 5
12/10 2026-2027 1974 March 8
12/11 2028
Close-up of Senator Jackson with a Abner Mikva campaign button on his lapel, Bonds for Israel Dinner, Chicago, Illinois
1974 March
12/12 2029
Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, Governor Dan Evans, John Green, and others standing at a table during a dinner, Bothell?, Washington
Ida Renner (Bothell,Wash.) (photographer)
1974 April 6
12/13 2030 1974 April 26
Award Luncheon, League for Industrial Democracy, New York, New York
1974 May 5
Box/Folder item
12/14 2031-2038
SenatorJackson delivering a speech, "Elephant Economics," talking with luncheonattendees, and receiving a framed award
Sam Reiss (New York, N.Y.) (photographer)
12/15 2039-2040
Luncheonsession with others, Donald Slaiman receiving a framed award
Box/Folder item
12/16 2041 1974 May 13
12/17 2042 1974 May 13
12/18 2043 1974 May 18
12/19 2044
Senator Jackson in a tuxedo talking with NBC 66 and other reporters at a formal event with young men wearing yarmulkes
David M. Fish (New York,N.Y.) (photographer)
1974 May 30
12/20 2045 1974 May
12/21 2046 1974 May
12/22 2047
New Jersey candidate for Congress Adam Levin visiting Jackson in his office in Washington, D.C.
1974 June
Senator and Mrs. Jackson visiting China
1974 July 1-6
Box/Folder item
12/23 2050-2055
Senator andMrs. Jackson meeting and eating dinner with Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping andForeign Minister Huang Hua, and Chou En-Lai
Scope and Content: Includes Dorothy Fosdick; Chau Quan Hua; deputy foreignminister of China, Chou En-Lai; and others.
12/24 2056-2059
12/25 2060
Contactsheet frames, Senator Jackson, Foreign Minister Huang Hua, Chou En-Lai, andothers eating dim sum and drinking water
Scope and Content: Includes Henry Jackson; Helen Jackson; Dorothy Fosdick;deputy foreign minister of China, Chau Quan Hua; Chou En-Lai; and others.
General Notes: Folder 25 contains contact sheet frames that were cut downto size and taped to a piece of paper. During processing the frames wereremoved from the paper and the original numbering order has been retained andnoted on the back of the frames.
12/26 2061-2066
Senator andMrs. Jackson walking the grounds outdoors, meeting with Chinese adolescents,and standing with Foreign Minister Huang Hua
Scope and Content: Includes Henry Jackson; Helen Jackson; Dorothy Fosdick;deputy foreign minister of China, Chau Quan Hua; Chou En-Lai; and othersunidentified.
12/27 2067-2069
Senator andMrs. Jackson, Dorothy Fosdick, Deputy Foreign Minister Huang Hua, Chou En-Lai,and others eating dinner
Box/Folder item
12/28 2070-2071
Senator Jackson sitting at desk with Lawrence Spivak during interview and studio view of panelists and guests, Meet the Press television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni Newsphoto Service(Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
1974 July 14
box-folder:oversize
23/10 3502 1974 July
Box/Folder
12/29 2072-2073
Senator Jackson sitting with Secretary General of the Histadrut in Israel, Yeruham Meshel, and others in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Del Ankers Photographers(Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
General Notes: A letter from Zvi Rafiah, Counselor, Embassy of Israel, is filed with the photographs.
1974 August 9
12/30 2074 1974 August 15
12/31 2075
Senator Jackson standing with Governor Sherman Tribbitt and Henry Topel in tuxedos, Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, Wilmington, Delaware
Lubitsh & Bangarz(Wilmington, Del.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Senator Joe R. Biden, Jr. can be seen in the background.
General Notes: A letter from Henry Topel is filed with the photograph.
1974 August
12/32 2076 1974 September 26
12/33 2077-2078 1974 September
12/34 2079-2083
Senator Jackson speaking at a podium and standing with constituents, Retail Clerks Union Dinner
Scope and Content: Includes Honorable Allard K. Lowenstein; Mrs. Jennifer Lowenstein; Mr. Leo Ferstenberg, Retail Clerks Union Local 888; Mr. Carl Royston, Retail Clerks Union Local 888; Mr. Al Lowenthal, Retail Clerks Union Local 169; Mr. Charles Castelli, Retail Clerks Union Local 169; and Honorable Herbert Tenzer.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
1974 September
12/35 2084
Senator Jackson sitting and pointing to a page in a coffee table book with House of Representatives Democratic Pages Jon Helmrich, Bob Brenner, Ed Jerse, and Paul Bedard, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1974 October 1
12/36 2085 1974 October 4
12/37 2086 1974 November 19
12/38 2087-2088 1974 November 26
12/39 2089
Anna Marie Jackson with long hair and braces
1974 December 11
12/40 2090-2091
Senator Jackson waving to the crowd after a speech and sitting with Edward M.M. Warburg, Elaine Siris Winik, and others at the speakers table, 60th Annual Meeting of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Hilton at Rockefeller Center, New York, New York
Mike Zwerling (Brooklyn,N.Y.) (photographer)
1974 December 12
12/41 2092-2094
Senator Jackson meeting with Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon and others in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Del Ankers Photographers(Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
General Notes: A letter from Simcha Dinitz, Ambassador, Embassy of Israel, is filed with the photographs.
1974 December
21/11 2095-2096
Valery Panov
JennieWalton (photographer)
Restrictions on Use: Copyright held by Jennie Walton.
General Notes: Photographs are inscribed in Russian by Panov.Photograph 1 inscribed (translated): "Silence! Silence! Hamlet. Thank you for speaking out. To Jackson, V. Panov, 1974."Photograph 2 inscribed (translated): "A remembrance for the man whom I shall remember all my life. For the honor and the advice of the man, Senator Jackson. With love, V. Panov, 1974."
1974
12/43 2097
Senator Jackson sitting with Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America union members Ron Kurvink, Charles J. Mentrin, Leonard Folino, Ogrid Lutz, and Lawrence Anderson in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Three business cards and two handwritten addresses are filed with the photographs.
1974
12/44 2098
Senator Jackson sitting with eleven interns in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1974
12/45 2099-2104 1974
12/46 2105
Christmas card, the Jackson family standing on a beach, Seattle, Washington
2 prints : color
General Notes: Message inside card: "Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Jacksons Helen, Scoop, Anna Marie, and Peter."
circa 1974
12/47 2106 circa 1974
12/48 2107
Senator Jackson with Nevada State Democrats Alan Bible, Jim Santini, and Howard Cannon, Washington, D.C.?
circa 1974
Energy Shortage and Oil Companies, U.S. Senate, Government Operations Committee, Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
1975 January
Box/Folder item
12/49 2108-2113
SenatorJackson talking with colleagues and reporters during a break
K. Jewell (photographer)
1975 January24
12/50 2114-2115 1975 January24
box-folder:oversize
23/11 3503
SenatorJackson and Howard Feldman sitting together during hearing
1 photograph : color
General Notes: Inscribed on matting, "A momentous event should be recordedfor posterity. So says the other guy on your side of the table. Howard."
1975January
Box/Folder
12/51 2116 1975
12/52 2117-2118
SenatorJackson chairing a meeting with Senators and others
United Press International (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Senators James Allen?, John McClellan, CharlesPercy, Howard Feldman, and others.
circa 1970s
Box/Folder item
12/53 2119 1975 January
12/54 2120-2124
Studio view of Senator Jackson with panelists and guests and television screen shots of Jackson appearing on Meet the Press television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
4 photographs : color
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1975 February 9
12/55 2125
Senator Jackson holding a stack of petitions with Edward Kennedy and others in crowded Senate Committee chamber, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1975 February 25
12/56 2126 1975 February 27
12/57 2127 1975 February 27
12/58 2128
Senator Jackson speaking at a podium, the Hearst Foundation Dinner, Washington, D.C.?
1975 February
12/59 2129
Senators Jackson and Mike Mansfield looking over a document, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
H.L.Griffin? (photographer)
General Notes: Photograph is signed on verso by photographer.
1975 April 8
12/60 2130-2134 1975 April 29
12/61 2135
Contact sheet, Senator and Mrs. Jackson in formal wear, standing and talking with others, Henry M. Jackson Appreciation Dinner, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (8 photographs)
Scope and Content: Includes Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm, Senator Hubert Humphrey, Ray Madden, Mary Ann Nedry, Alan Nedry, Jack Tanner?, Edward Lewis, Claude Pepper, Joel Pritchard?, and others.
1975 May 15
12/62 2136-2140
Senator Jackson speaking during a reception and eating dinner with others, the Northeastern Regional Workshop on Trade & Investment Opportunities in Africa and the Caribbean dinner, Plaza Hotel, New York, New York
PaulSeligman (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson talking and shaking hands with Basil Patterson, Congressman Charles Rangel, and unidentified others; speaking to audience with Percy Sutton, President of the Borough of Manhattan, clapping; and speaking at dinner table with Ambassador Timothee Ahoua of the Ivory Coast and Congressman Rangel.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photographs.
1975 May 28
12/63 2141-2142
Senator Jackson speaking at a news conference and putting his arm around Governor Thomas Salmon following the National Association of Regional Councils annual conference, Boston, Massachusetts
1975 May 30
12/64 2143
Senators Jackson, Edward Kennedy, and Ernest Hollings sitting at a table with microphones during a news conference for an eight-point Democratic Energy Program, Washington, D.C.
The AssociatedPress (photographer)
General Notes: A caption, "Talk on Energy," is filed with the photographs.
1975 July 14
Alexander Solzhenitsyn visit, U.S. Senate Building, Washington, D.C.
1975 July 15
Box/Folder item
12/65 2144
Contactsheet, Alexander Solzhenitsyn arriving at U.S. Capitol
1 contact sheet
Scope and Content: Includes Senators Jackson, Jesse Helms, Clifford Case, andSolzhenitsyn joining hands and standing at podium giving a speech.
12/66 2145-2150
SenatorsJackson, Jesse Helms, Clifford Case, and Alexander Solzhenitsyn joining handsoutside U.S. Capitol Building
Globe PhotosJeff TaylorThe Associated Press (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Senators Jackson and Helms clapping at podium withSolzhenitsyn.
General Notes: Filed with the photographs: a press release, "Statement bySenator Henry M. Jackson on Kissinger Attack on Alexander Solzhenitsyn," and aWednesday, July 16, 1975, vol. 121, no. 112, issue of Congressional Record .
12/67 2151-2155
SenatorJackson and Alexander Solzhenitsyn walking up the steps of the U.S. CapitolBuilding
NewsweekWally McNamee (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Senators Jackson, Jesse Helms, Clifford Case, andSolzhenitsyn joining hands and Jackson standing at a podium giving aspeech.
12/68 2156
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson and Alexander Solzhenitsyn delivering speeches at apodium with Senators Jesse Helms, Clifford Case, Joseph R. Biden?, andothers
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Mutto? (photographer)
General Notes: Al Muto of International Newsphotos (Washington, D.C.)?
12/69 2157
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson and Alexander Solzhenitsyn delivering speeches at apodium with Senators Jesse Helms, Clifford Case, Joseph R. Biden?, andothers
1 contact sheet
12/70 2158
12/71 2159
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson delivering a speech, "Congress welcomes AlexanderSolzhenitsyn"
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
12/72 2160
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson introducing Alexander Solzhenitsyn to Congressmen JohnBrademas, Chris Dodd, and others in audience
1 contact sheet (7 photographs)
12/73 2161
12/74 2162-2171
SenatorJackson introducing Alexander Solzhenitsyn to Senator Frank Church, PeitroLongo of Italy, Brian Corcoran, and others in audience
Dev O'Neill
Scope and Content: Includes Solzhenitsyn and Jackson speaking at podium withSenators Jesse Helms, Clifford Case, and Joseph R. Biden standing inbackground.
12/75 2172
Contactsheet, Senators Jackson, Jesse Helms, and others sitting on a couch withAlexander Solzhenitsyn autographing books in Jackson's office
1 contact sheet
12/76 2173
Contactsheet, Alexander Solzhenitsyn autographing a book for Senator Jackson in hisoffice
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: Contact sheets include Jackson and Solzhenitsyn shakinghands with others in audience.
12/77 2174
Contactsheet, Alexander Solzhenitsyn autographing books for Senator Jackson in hisoffice
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson delivering a speech at apodium and Jackson and Solzhenitsyn speaking with others in audience.
Box/Folder item
13/1 2175
Senator Jackson looking at Senator Adlai Stevenson during hearings on gasoline prices, U.S. Senate, Government Operations Committee, Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, Washington, D.C.
The AssociatedPress (photographer)
General Notes: A caption, "Conferring," is filed with the photograph.
1975 July 16
13/2 2176-2177 1975 July 29
13/3 2178
Senator Jackson straddling a bicycle with Paul Hampton and Doug Pauly in front of the U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
The AssociatedPress (photographer)
Scope and Content: Hampton and Pauly of Wenatchee, Washington completed a 4,000 mile bike trip from Wenatchee to Washington, D.C.
1975 September 2
13/4 2179 1975 September 9
13/5 2180
Senator Jackson meeting with Mildred Morse to discuss preservation of the Wayne Morse ranch in Eugene, Oregon, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
The AssociatedPress (photographer)
General Notes: A caption, "The Morse Resolution," is filed with the photograph.
1975 September 23
13/6 2181
Senator Jackson sitting and talking with staff and reporters, Los Angeles Times breakfast meeting, Los Angeles, California
1975 October 3
13/7 2182
Senator Jackson talking with Harry G. Wiles, National Commander, The American Legion
ALNS? (photographer)
General Notes: Inscribed: "To: 'Scoop' Jackson, Harry G. Wiles, National Commander, The American Legion."
1975 October 23
13/8 2183
Senator Jackson shaking hands with Imelda Marcos, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1975 November 18
Jackson Family Portraits
1975
Box/Folder item
13/9 2184
SenatorJackson standing with Anna Marie, Helen, and Peter sitting at a piano,Washington, D.C.?
1975 December 9
13/10 2185 1975
13/11 2186
Christmascard, the Jackson family standing next to a river in a park, WashingtonState
2 prints : color
General Notes: Message inside card: "Merry Christmas and Happy New Yearfrom the Jacksons Helen, Scoop, Anna Marie, and Peter."
1975
Box/Folder item
13/12 2187
Senator Jackson talking with former Congressman Edward T. Luders, Washington, D.C.?
1975 December 30
13/13 2188
Senator Jackson sitting with interns in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1975
13/14 2189 1975
Senator Jackson with Russian artists, New Jersey
1975
Box/Folder item
13/15 2190-2191
13/16 2192-2193
SenatorJackson talking with Isaac Stern and standing with Valery and GalinaPanov
G. K. Livitsanos (photographer)
Box/Folder item
13/17 2194
Senator Jackson talking with Tony Scotto and Teddy Gleason in a crowd
1 photograph : color
1975
13/18 2195-2196
Jackson talking with Paul J. Goldener, president of the United Autoworkers (UAW) union, Local 645, Los Angeles, California?
General Notes: A photocopy of Goldener's business card accompanies the photographs.
1975
13/19 2197
Senator Jackson, Congressman Lloyd Meeds, and others walking together in a plant during the dedication of the Grand Coulee Dam Third Powerplant, Grand Coulee, Washington
1 photograph : color
1975
13/20 2198
Senator and Mrs. Jackson sitting with Bess Meyerson at table during a dinner party, Washington, D.C.?
Dev O'Neill
1975
13/21** 2199
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson kissing 1975 March of Dimes poster child Jamie Weaver Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
March ofDimes (photographer)
General Notes: A caption is filed with the contact sheet.
1975
13/22 2200
Senator Jackson and others standing with Imira Goodman holding a plaque naming her a Brandeis University fellow, New York, New York?
WhitestonePhoto (photographer)
1975
13/23 2201-2203
Senator Jackson being prepped for a television appearance by woman and talking with William F. Buckley, Jr.
JanLukay? (photographer)
circa 1975
box-folder:oversize
24/23 3542
James S. Lee
Ling Loong Studio, HongKong (photographer)
1 photograph : hand-colored
Scope and Content: Hand-colored portrait of James S. Lee with signature in English and Chinese.
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Senator H. M. Jackson. With best wishes."Photograph is mounted on board.
circa 1975
Senator Jackson talking with construction workers, Wisconsin?
Fred MilkiePhotographers (photographer)
circa 1975
Box/Folder item
13/24 2204-2206
Contactsheets, Senator Jackson in a hard hat, talking with young and olderconstruction workers, and touring a construction site
3 contact sheets
box-folder:oversize
24/24 3543-3546
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson talking withconstruction workers
4 contact sheets (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: Rolls 1 to 4.
Box/Folder item
13/25 2207-2208
Studio view of panelists and guests, Democratic Presidential Candidates, Meet the Press television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1976 January 18
13/26 2209
Senator Jackson in a tuxedo talking with Burton L. Hirsch and other during a party
1 photograph : color
1976 January
13/27** 2210
Contact sheet, Senator Warren G. Magnuson talking with Russ Light and standing with Light, Mayor Gordon Johnston, and others, Washington State Society Potlatch Dinner, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
2 contact sheets (2 photographs)
Alice C. Plaisted (photographer)
Scope and Content: The Washington State Society (WSS) is a non-profit organization composed of members from Washington State who work in the Washington, D.C. area. The group began holding annual Potlatch dinners in 1960, and became a major yearly event bringing together politicians and affliate members from Washington State. The Potlatch dinners were attended by Senator Jackson, as well as Congressman Lloyd Meeds, Brock Adams, Don Bonker, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Joel Pritchard, and others. Although the Potlactch dinners served as the central social event for the WSS members, the group also held picnics and other social events in the Metropolitan area.
1976 January
13/28 2211 1976 February 25
13/29 2212-2214
Senator Jackson sitting with Bill Munroe, Anna Marie Jackson, Peter Jackson, and friend of Anna's, Meet the Press television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
ReniNewspictures (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes studio view of panelists and guests and Jackson sitting next to Bill Munroe during interview.
1976 March 14
13/30 2215 1976 April 13
13/31** 2216
Contact sheet, Congressmen Joel M. Pritchard, Brock Adams, Mike McCormack, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Jermaine Magnuson, Bob Hobbs, Shirley Bridge, and others standing and talking, Washington State Society Potlatch Dinner, Washington, D.C.
2 contact sheets (1 photograph)
Alice C. Plaisted (photographer)
Scope and Content: The Washington State Society (WSS) is a non-profit organization composed of members from Washington State who work in the Washington, D.C. area. The group began holding annual Potlatch dinners in 1960, and became a major yearly event bringing together politicians and affliate members from Washington State. The Potlatch dinners were attended by Senator Jackson, as well as Congressman Lloyd Meeds, Brock Adams, Don Bonker, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Joel Pritchard, and others. Although the Potlactch dinners served as the central social event for the WSS members, the group also held picnics and other social events in the Metropolitan area.
1976 April
13/32 2217 1976 June 29
13/33 2218-2220
Helen, Anna Marie, and Peter Jackson standing with Robin Farkas and family on the lawn, Everett, Washington
1976 June
Rotary Club of Seattle, Olympic Hotel, Seattle Washington?
1976 July 7
Box/Folder item
13/34 2221
Contactsheet, Senator and Mrs. Jackson standing with Pete Brix and others
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Pete Brix, many thanks for all your help.Scoop."Meeting of the Rotary Club of Seattle on July 7, 1976?
Contactsheets, Senator Jackson delivering a speech and Senator and Mrs. Jacksonstanding together with others during reception
Scope and Content: Meeting of the Rotary Club of Seattle on July 7, 1976?
Box/Folder item
13/35 2222
Contact sheet 1
1 contact sheet
13/36 2223
Contact sheet 2
1 contact sheet
13/37 2224
Contact sheet 3
1 contact sheet
13/38 2225
Contact sheet 4
1 contact sheet
13/39 2226
Contact sheet 5
1 contact sheet
Reception honoring Senator Jackson, U.S. Navy, Sand Point Naval Air Station, Seattle, Washington
1976 July 7
Box/Folder item
13/40 2227-2231
13/41 2232-2241
SenatorJackson talking with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bateman, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Nixon, Jeriand George Fliflet, Susan and Don Brazier, Maro Burke?, Nancy Rising, Robert I.and Meg Barto, Mike Berry, and others
United States Navy (photographer)
13/42 2242-2245
SenatorJackson talking with Brian Corcoran, waiting in line for sliced meat, andstanding behind ice sculpture
United States Navy (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes close-up of salad? mold with message, "We Love YouHenry."
Box/Folder item
13/43** 2246 1976 July 27
13/44 2247-2248 1976 July
13/45 2249
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting and talking with Richard Perle and others in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
1976 July
13/46 2250
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with Wendy Davies, Tim Platt, and Eagle and Boy Scouts groups, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1976 July
13/47 2251
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with U.S. Olympic Games participants Dave Armstrong, Miriam Smith, and Leo Randolph, in front of the U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
General Notes: Filed with the photographs: a caption, a list of notes concerning the three participants arrival in Washington, D.C.
1976 August 5
13/48 2252 1976 August 27
13/49 2253
Senator Jackson sitting with Peter and Anna Marie on a river bank, Washington State
Allan May (photographer)
1976 August
13/50 2254
Senator Jackson standing with his arm around Aviva Klein-Gendin in a library, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1 photograph : color
General Notes: Inscribed on verso, "To Senator Henry ('Scoop') Jackson - the only man who can get my husband out of the Soviet Union - a momento of our meeting in Philadelphia. With deepest gratitude, Aviva Klein-Gendin."
circa 1976 August
13/51 2255-2256
Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson, Congressmen Don Bonker, Lloyd Meeds, and Roland Schazanbach standing in front of the Northwest Boys Choir assembled on U.S. Capitol Building steps, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson and Magnuson with Congressmen Joel Pritchard, Lloyd Meeds and Roland Schazanbach standing in front of orchestra. Signed by Senator Jackson and Senator Magnuson.
1976 September 14
13/52 2257-2258
Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, and Mike Mansfield standing together during Mansfield's retirement reception, Mike Mansfield Tribute, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
1976 September 16
13/53 2259-2263
Senator Jackson speaking on a raised platform outdoors at the blast-breaking ceremony for the second Bacon-Siphon tunnel, Coulee City, Washington
5 photographs : color
Samuel Israel (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Warren G. Magnuson, Mike McCormack, Thomas Foley, and others.
1976 October 9
13/54 2264
Senator Jackson speaking to audience with Diane Hornstein, opening ceremonies for the "12 from the Soviet Underground" art exhibit, Bridgeport, Connecticut
Kay's PhotoService (photographer)
1976 October
13/55 2265 1976 October
13/56 2266 1976 November 22
13/57 2267 1976
13/58 2268
Close-up of Senator and Mrs. Jackson, Democratic National Convention?
Scope and Content: Helen is wearing a Carter/Mondale button.
1976
13/59 2269-2271
Senator Jackson meeting with labor leaders? in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1976
13/60 2272
Senator Jackson sitting with group of young women and men dressed in white with dark blazers and badges in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1976
13/61 2273-2274
Senator and Mrs. Jackson in formal attire, standing with Leon and Jill Uris and others during a formal party, San Diego, California
2 photographs : color
Sam Stone (photographer)
1976
13/62 2275 circa 1976
Jackson Family Portrait, Snoqualmie Falls, Snoqualmie, Washington
circa 1976
Box/Folder item
13/63 2276-2278
Christmascard, Jackson family portrait sitting at the foot of SnoqualmieFalls
2 photographs (2 prints) : color
General Notes: Message inside card: "Season's Greetings from the JacksonsHelen, Scoop, Anna Marie, and Peter."
13/64 2279-2281
Slides,Various arrangements of the Jackson family sitting at the foot of SnoqualmieFalls
3 slides : color
Box/Folder item
13/65 2282 circa 1970s
Senate
1977-1982
Portraits
Various portraits and close-ups of SenatorJackson
circa 1970s
Box/Folder item
13/66 2283
Senator Jackson standing in his office with arm raised at the shoulder, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
L.A. Matlens? (photographer)
13/67 2284
Close-up of Senator Jackson speaking
Scope and Content: Photograph was used in 1972 and 1976 presidential campaign literature.
Senator Jackson in his office, Senate OfficeBuilding, Washington, D.C.
circa 1970s
Box/Folder item
13/68 2285
Senator Jackson sitting at his desk near window
1 photograph : color
Ken Knudson Photo (Everett, Wash.) (photographer)
13/69 2286-2287
Senator Jackson sitting in a leather chair in front of a bookcase and speaking
Box/Folder item
13/70 2288
Slide,close-up of Senator Jackson talking
1 slide : color
General Notes: Corresponds to negative in the UW Negative Database:UW19025z.
circa 1970s
13/71** 2289-2290 1981 June 16
13/72** 2291
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson sitting at a table in front of a blue curtain with anAmerican flag
1 contact sheet : color
1981 June 23
13/73** 2292-2296
Slides,Senator Jackson sitting at a table in front of a blue curtain
5 slides (1 contact sheet?) : color
1981 June 23
13/74 2297 1982 December 5
Box/Folder item
13/75 2298-2299 1977 January 31
13/76 2300
Congressmen filling stands outside U.S. Capitol Building during Carter inauguration?, Washington, D.C.
Dev O'Neill (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Senators John C. Stennis?, Jackson, Robert Byrd, James O. Eastland, and others.
circa 1977 January
13/77 2301
Jackson aide, Edward Lewis, presenting a United Inner City Development Foundation, Inc. Award to Senator Jackson in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: "This award presented to The Honorable Senator Henry M. Jackson in special recognition for outstanding and successful effort made on behalf of minority business for ensuring minority business participation in the building of the Alaska Pipeline and the Trident Naval Submarine Base. Presented January 28, 1977 by United Inner City Development Foundation, Inc."
1977 February 6
13/78 2302
Senator Jackson sitting with Bill Van Ness in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Van Ness served as Chief Counsel to the Energy and Natural Resources Committee, 1970-1977.
1977 February 16
13/79 2303
Senator Jackson sitting at a table with microphone during interview, Meet the Press television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1977 February 20
13/80 2304
Senator and Mrs. Jackson standing with National Commander William J. Rogers during the American Legion's 17th Annual Washington Conference, Washington Hilton Hotel, Washington, D.C.
American Legion News Service?(ALNS) (photographer)
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
1977 February 22
13/81 2305 1977 February 23
13/82 2306 1977 February 23
13/83 2307 1977 February 25
13/84 2308 1977 May
13/85 2309 1977 June 16
13/86 2310-2311 1977 June 17
13/87 2312
Senators Jackson, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Abraham Ribicoff, Sam Nunn, Vice President Walter Mondale, President Jimmy Carter, and others sitting at a table during a breakfast meeting with Senators, Roosevelt Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
The WhiteHouse (photographer)
1977 July 19
14/1 2313-2319
Senator Jackson standing with individual and groups of interns in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: 2314: PSI intern, Lesley Sullivan.2315: Intern, George Springsteen.2316: Intern, Ann Schlesinger.2317: Intern, Jennifer Ferry.2318: Page, Michelle Meids.2319: Intern, Christine Dameyer.
1977 July
14/2 2320-2321
President Jimmy Carter signing a bill authorizing the creation of the Department of Energy, Rose Garden, White House, Washington, D.C.
The WhiteHouse (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Senators Jennings Randolph, Jackson, Robert Byrd, Abraham Ribicoff, and others.
1977 August 4
14/3** 2322
Contact sheet, the Jackson family standing in front of the Grand Coulee Dam, Grand Coulee, Washington
2 contact sheets (4 photographs) : color
United States Bureau ofReclamationH.S. Holmes (photographer)
General Notes: Message inside card: "Season's Greetings from the Jacksons Helen, Scoop, Anna Marie, and Peter."
1977 August 10
14/4 2323-2325
Senators Ted Stevens with pipe, Hansen, Esther Wunnicke, Steve Quarles, John Durkin, and others waiting for Alaska Railroad train during U.S. Senate tour of Alaska, Willow, Alaska
2 photographs : color
P. Steucke (photographer)
Scope and Content: The black and white photograph is number one in a series. Enclosed sheet lists captions for seventeen photographs; the other sixteen are missing. Includes color photographs of scenic shots of the Alaska landscape.
1977 August
14/5 2326
Senators Jackson, John L. McClellan, and others sitting at long table during a meeting with President Jimmy Carter, the Cabinet Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
The WhiteHouse (photographer)
1977 September 7
14/6 2327
Senator Jackson standing with a teacup and saucer and talking with President Jimmy Carter and Senator Alan Cranston during the Leadership Breakfast, Washington, D.C.
The WhiteHouse (photographer)
1977 September 13
14/7 2328
Lesli Boyer sitting with Senator Jackson in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Inscribed, "To my very own Senator, with love and respect, Lesli Boyer."
1977 September
14/8 2329
Randy Revelle sitting with Senator Jackson in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1977 September
14/9 2330-2331
Senator Jackson sitting at a table with microphones during interview, studio view of panelists and guests, Meet the Press television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1977 October 2
14/10 2332
Senators Jackson, Robert Byrd, Alan Cranston, and others sitting at an oblong table with President Jimmy Carter during a Panama Canal Meeting, White House, Washington, D.C.
The WhiteHouse (photographer)
1977 October 11
14/11 2333-2334
President Jimmy Carter hosting a breakfast meeting with Senate and House leaders, Family Dining Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
The WhiteHouse (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Congressmen John Brademas, Thomas P. O'Neill, Senator Robert Byrd, Congressman James Wright, Senator Alan Cranston?, Vice President Walter Mondale?, Senator Henry M. Jackson, and others.
General Notes: Paper captions are filed with the photographs.
1977 October 25
14/12 2335 1977 October
14/13 2336 1977 December 15
14/14 2337-2343
Reception and dinner for Israeli Prime Minister Menachim Begin in New York City
Alon Reininger (New York,N.Y.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson, Menachim Begin, Senators Clifford Case, Jacob Javits, and others.
1977 December
14/15 2344
Senator Jackson sitting with 1977 March of Dimes poster child Robbie Zastavny, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
National Foundation March ofDimes (photographer)
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
1977
14/16 2345
Christmas card, Jackson family portrait in front of Mt. Rainier, Washington State
2 prints : color
General Notes: Message inside card: "Season's Greetings from the Jacksons Helen, Scoop, Anna Marie, and Peter."
circa 1977
14/17 2346
Senator Jackson and Brian Corcoran standing with Seattle labor leaders, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1978 January 19
14/18 2347
Senator Jackson standing with Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director, Clarence M. Kelley, and Don Donahue, FBI Headquarters, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Senator Scoop Jackson - You really don't care who you are with on occasions. Clarence 1-25-78."Photograph is mounted on board.
1978 January 25
14/19 2348 1978 February 24
14/20 2349
Senators Jackson, Charles Percy, and others meeting with President Jimmy Carter, the Cabinet Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
The WhiteHouse (photographer)
1978 April 11
14/21 2350
Senator Jackson sitting at a desk during interview, Face the Nation, CBS Television program, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1978 April 23
14/22 2351 1978 April 26
14/23 2352 1978 April 28
14/24 2353
Senator Jackson shaking hands with Eames Hamilton Yates on CBS television studio set
General Notes: Inscribed, "Dear Senator Jackson, a close friend and advisor, a true Viking. Truly Yours, Eames Hamilton Yates."
1978 May
14/25 2354-2355
Senators Jackson, Patrick J. Leahy, Edward Bennett, Vatalia Solzhenitsyn, and others appearing at a press conference sponsored by the Alexander Ginzburg Defense Committee, Rayburn Building, U.S. House Office Building, Washington, D.C.
K. Jewell (photographer)
1978 July 11
14/26 2356
President Jimmy Carter meeting with senators, the Cabinet Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
The WhiteHouse (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Senators Sam Nunn, Thomas McIntyre, John C. Stennis, Jackson, National Security Affairs Advisor Zbigniew Brezezinski, and other.
1978 July 11
14/27 2357
Senator Jackson and Congressman Mike McCormack holding up enlarged notice, "Jackson-McCormack Bill Signed by President" with Daniel Patrick Moynihan and other standing in background, Rayburn Building, U.S. House Office Building, Washington, D.C.
K. Jewell (photographer)
1978 July 12
14/28 2358
Senator Jackson shaking hands with two female constituents in a crowd with reporters, Washington, D.C.
1976 July 17
14/29 2359
Senator Jackson with summer interns in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Back row (left to right): Joe Weinsten, David Horn, Gael Gable. Front row (left to right): Kim Olson, Francesca Marcus, Sally Bertness, Senator Jackson, Ann Schlesinger, Susan Golub.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
1978 July 27
14/30 2360-2363 1978 July
14/31 2364-2365
Senator Jackson sitting at a table with microphone during interview and studio view of panelists and guests, Meet the Press, television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson being interviewed by Steve Delaney of NBC; Don Sider of Time ; and columnist George Will. Bill Munroe moderates the program.
1978 September 10
14/32 2366-2368 1978 September
14/33 2369
U.S. Ski Team members Steve and Phil Mahre looking at "Ski Washington" brochure with Senator Jackson in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Mattox Photography
1978 October 14
14/34 2370
Senator Jackson, Congressman Mike McCormack, Cathy Douglas and other holding large sign during dedication ceremonies, Justice William O. Douglas Federal Building, Richland, Washington?
1 photograph : color
1978 October 27
14/35 2371
Hugh Downs interviewing Senator Jackson on Over Easy television program, KQED, San Francisco, California
KQED,Inc (photographer)
General Notes: A letter from Jules Power, Senior Producer, and Grace B. Hanks, Viewer Affairs Administrator, is filed with the photograph.
1978 October
14/36 2372
Senator Jackson sitting with Senator Ted Stevens and others at the NATO conference, Portugal
1978 November
Senator Jackson with staff members, Washington, D.C.
1978
Box/Folder item
14/37 2373-2379
SenatorJackson standing with a staff member outside U.S. Capitol Building and sittingwith staff members in his office
Scope and Content: 2373: Larry and John Phillips.2374: Ken Columbia.2375: Brian Corcoran, staff Press Secretary, 16 years.2376: Bill Anderson.2377-2378: Dick Casad.2379: Joe Weinstein.
14/38 2380
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson sitting with female staff member and other in hisoffice
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
14/39 2381
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson with staff members and others
1 contact sheet
14/40 2382
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson pointing at paper with young, blonde-haired woman andher mother?
1 contact sheet
14/41 2383
Contactsheet, staff members during party and Jackson sitting with two families in hisoffice
1 contact sheet
Box/Folder item
14/42 2384
Senator Jackson standing between Speaker of the House Thomas O'Neill and Senator Frank Church, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
K. Jewell (photographer)
Scope and Content: Senator Metzenbaum is standing in the background.
1978
14/43 2385-2393
Senator and Mrs. Jackson, Senator Sam Nunn?, Dorothy Fosdick, and others visiting Deng Xiaoping during a trip to China
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson shaking hands with Xiaoping and meeting with Chinese government official.
1978
14/44 2394
Senator Jackson standing among a group of children during a Shaw for Commissioner? campaign rally, Tacoma, Washington
Merle Richardson (photographer)
1978
box-folder:oversize
23/12 3504
U.S. Congress, Armed Services Committee
1 photograph : color
General Notes: With the photograph is a letter dated December 4, 1978 from Senator John C. Stennis, Chairman of the Committee on Armed Services, stating that several members of the committee could not be present for the photograph and thanking Jackson for his work on the committee.
1978
Box/Folder
14/45 2395
Christmas card, the Jackson family standing in front of a lighthouse on the water, Washington State
1 print : color
General Notes: Message inside card: "Season's Greetings from the Jacksons Helen, Scoop, Anna Marie, and Peter."
circa 1978
14/46 2396
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with staff members, R.D. Folsom and Elliott Abrams in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
Scope and Content: Two photographs of Jackson sitting with staff members, R. D. Folsom and Elliot Abrams.
1979 January
14/47 2397
Senator Jackson talking with Vice President Walter Mondale and others during the International Union of Operating Engineers Congressional reception, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: A memo from John J. Brown, Director of Legislations, International Union of Operating Engineers, is filed with the photograph.
1979 February 1
14/48 2398
Senator Jackson sitting at a desk during interview, Face the Nation, CBS Television program, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1979 February 11
14/49 2399-2403 1979 February 15
14/50 2404-2405 1979 February 27
14/51 2406-2407
Washington State legislators greeting Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping of China during his visit, Seattle, Washington
2 photographs : color
Scope and Content: Includes Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, Jermaine Magnuson, Congressmen Joel Pritchard, Mike McCormack, and others.
1979 February
14/52 2408-2411
Slides, interview with Senator Jackson in front of a bookcase in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
4 slides : color
1979 February
14/53 2412-2413 1979 March 12
14/54 2414
Senator Jackson shaking hands with Israeli Prime Minister Menachim Begin in a Senate committee chamber, Washington, D.C.
1979 March 27
14/55 2415
Senator Jackson standing together with Captain Bei and other crew members of the Liu Lin Hai Chinese ship during its visit to the port of Seattle, Washington
Clyde Keller (photographer)
Scope and Content: For a complete set of pictures see the Warren G. Magnuson photographs.
1979 April 18
14/56 2416-2418 1979 April 19
Solidarity Day for Soviet Jewry Rally, The Greater New York Conference on Soviet Jewry, New York, New York
1979 April 29
Box/Folder item
14/57 2419-2422
SenatorJackson speaking at a podium and marching with Senator Jacob K. Javits andothers in a crowd
Alfred Tulchinsky (photographer)
14/58 2423
SenatorJackson speaking at a podium with Greater New York Conference on Soviet Jewrylogo
Abe Kantor (photographer)
14/59 2424-2425
SenatorJackson holding hands with two men in a crowd
Isaac Berez (New York, N.Y.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes aerial view of crowd with banners and signs.
Box/Folder item
14/60 2426
Contact sheet, teamster's union officials Jerry Lavell, Brad Davidson, and John Donovan standing with Senator Jackson in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
1979 April
14/61 2427 1979 June 6
14/62 2428
Senator Jackson delivering a speech at a podium, "Signs of the Times," Coalition for a Democratic Majority Dinner, Hyatt Regency Hotel, Washington, D.C.
Coalition for a DemocraticMajority (photographer)
1979 June 12
Nominations, U.S. Federal Communications Commission and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation hearings, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1979 June 28
Box/Folder item
14/63 2429
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson sitting at a table and speaking with Senator JohnPastore, Paul Friedlander, and others
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes pictures of unidentified female staffmembers talking on the telephone.
14/64 2430
SenatorJackson shaking hands with Paul Friedlander after hearings
Ankers Capitol Photographers (Washington, D.C.) (photographer)
Box/Folder item
14/65 2431
Senator and Mrs. Jackson standing with Chief Justice and Mrs. Warren Burger during a formal party, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.
SmithsonianInstitution (photographer)
General Notes: Inscribed, "For the Jacksons with appreciation and best wishes, Warren E. Burger and Vera."
1979 June
14/66 2432
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with Jim Sourwine, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson with elderly couple, a family, and young men and women in his office.
1979 June
14/67 2433
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with Mona L. Gayton, resident of Seattle, Washington, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
1979 June
Senator Jackson visiting Jerusalem, Israel
1979 July 2-5
Box/Folder item
14/68 2434
SenatorJackson raising clasped hands in the air after delivering a speech, "Freedom,"Hebrew University Commencement
Eli HerskovitzZoom 77 (photographer)
1979 July 2
14/69 2435
SenatorJackson speaking at a podium, Conference on International Terrorism, JonathonInstitute
Eli HerskovitzZoom 77 (photographer)
1979 July 2
14/70 2436-2437
SenatorJackson standing outside holding young boy with crowd of Israelisupporters
Eli HerskovitzZoom 77 (photographer)
Scope and Content: Crowd of supporters holding sign, "Welcome Scoop thanks toyou we are in Israel ex-prisoners of Zion & ex-refuseniks."
1979 July 2-5
14/71 2438-2445
Senator andMrs. Jackson meeting with Israeli government? official and looking at map ofIsrael?
Issac Ismach (photographer)
1979 July
14/72 2446
SenatorJackson sitting at a table in an office with Dorothy Fosdick, Richard Perle,and other
Photo-Emka Ltd (photographer)
1979 July
Box/Folder item
14/73 2447
Senator Jackson sitting at a desk with a glass of water during interview, Face the Nation, CBS Television program, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
1979 July 19
14/74 2448-2449
Senator Jackson shaking hands with Anwar Sadat, Cairo, Egypt?
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson standing with Peter Jackson, Anna Marie Jackson, Mrs. Sadat, Anwar Sadat, Helen Hardin Jackson, Barbara Walters?, and others unidentified.
1979 July
The Jackson family visiting the People's Republic of China
1979 August
Box/Folder item
14/75 2450-2457
Premier HuaGuofeng meeting and shaking hands with Senator Jackson and family, DorothyFosdick, and others
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson standing at foot of staircase with DeputyChief of the General Staff, PLA, Wu Xiuquan, Dorothy Fosdick, and others.
14/76 2458
SenatorJackson drinking tea and talking with Premier Hua Guofeng
6 photographs (6 contact sheets) : color
Scope and Content: Includes Dorothy Fosdick, Helen Hardin, Anna Marie, andPeter Jackson meeting and standing with Premier Hua Guofeng.
14/77 2459-2466
The Jacksonfamily and others meeting Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson drinking tea and talking withXiaoping; and Xiaoping standing with Dorothy Fosdick, Helen Hardin, Anna Marie,Peter, and others.
General Notes: A newspaper caption is filed with the photographs.
Christmas card, the Jackson family in the the newly restored Old Senate Chamber, Washington, D.C.
1979 October
Box/Folder item
15/1 2467-2468
Part1
4 photographs (2 prints) : color
General Notes: Message inside card: "Season's Greetings from the JacksonsHelen, Scoop, Anna Marie, and Peter."
15/2 2469
Part2
4 photographs : color
15/3 2470
Part3
4 photographs : color
15/4 2471
Part4
7 photographs : color
Box/Folder item
15/5 2472-2475
Senator Jackson speaking at the Congressional reception for "Energy and the Way We Live: A National Issues Forum," U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
Bill Burke (photographer)
Scope and Content: Jackson talking with Dr. Edmund Gleazer, President of AACJC; Dr. John Terrey, Director of the Washington Community College System; and Diane E. Eisenberg, Director, "Energy and the Way We Live: A National Issues Forum."
1979 November
15/6 2476 1979 December 12
15/7 2477
Senator Jackson staff standing together during office party, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Henry M. Jackson, Dorothy Fosdick, Joel Merkel, and others.
1979 December
15/8** 2478
Contact sheet, Jackson family standing in front of the Everett Courthouse, Everett, Washington
1 contact sheet : color
1979
15/9 2479-2480 1979
15/10 2481
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson displaying Hearst Foundation scholarship award winner David John Nord, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes female recipient holding award with Jackson.
1979
15/11 2482 1979
Senator Jackson with interns and staff members in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1979
Box/Folder item
15/12 2483
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson standing with Stan Goldsmith, Summer Intern,PSI
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson with a Mr. Campbell, with afemale staff member; and with a couple.
15/13 2484
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson standing with Avis O'Leary and niece, Darby Gjersvold,summer intern; and with summer intern Kelly Bowers and his mother
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
15/14** 2485
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson sitting with summer interns Dan Bor, Sally Bertness,Bill Zoberst, Tim O'Connell, Kelly Bowers, Jim Dinan, Darby Gjersvold, andShelly Silver
1 contact sheet (8 photographs)
15/15 2486
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson sitting with interns Stuart Sinsheimer and NancySkallerup
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
15/16 2487
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson sitting with Senate Energy Committee intern Laura L.Beaty
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
15/17** 2488
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson sitting with intern Melanie A. Hedlund of Cathlamet,Washington
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Box/Folder item
15/18** 2489
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting on a couch and talking with Senator Paul Douglas? and other
1 contact sheet
1979
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson testifying during a committee hearing?, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1979
Box/Folder item
15/19 2490
Contactsheet 1
1 contact sheet
15/20 2491
Contactsheet 2
1 contact sheet
Box/Folder item
15/21 2492
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with a group of young people in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1979
15/22 2493
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with others during staff party in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1979
15/23 2494
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson presenting framed award to others in his office and standing with others in front of the U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1979
15/24 2495
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with others and talking with others during an office party, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1979
15/25 2496
Contact sheet, Senator and Mrs. Jackson with others at an office party, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1979
15/26 2497
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting in his office with constituents and shots of a location in West Virginia, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1979
15/27 2498
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with various families and individuals in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1979
15/28 2499
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with interns in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1979
15/29 2500
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with young people and constituents in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1979
15/30 2501
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with Flo Woodard of Mountlake Terrace, Washington, and Miss Tall of Seattle, Washington, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1979
15/31 2502
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with U.S. Senate page Russ Broyles of Puyallup, Washington, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1979
15/32 2503
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with intern and constituents in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1979
15/33 2504
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with constituents in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1979
15/34 2505
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with constituents at a dinner and in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1979
15/35 2506
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson in a committee hearing and sitting with a family in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1979
15/36 2507
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson shaking hands with constituents and standing with interns, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1979
15/37 2508
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting and talking with interns in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1979
15/38 2509
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with family and intern in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1979
15/39 2510 circa 1970s
15/40 2511
Senator and Mrs. Jackson sitting with Senator Daniel K. Inouye and other at head table during a dinner
Robert S. O'Brien (Olympia,Wash.) (photographer)
Scope and Content: All four are wearing lei's.
circa 1970s
15/41 2512-2513
Senator Jackson sitting at the head table during a Democratic dinner held in his honor?, the Hotel del Coronado, Coronado, California
Don Sallee Photographers(Coronado, California)Hotel delCoronado (photographer)
circa 1970s
15/42 2514
Senator Jackson talking with CBS Evening News anchor Eric Severeid on the beach
DevO'Neill (photographer)
circa 1970s
15/43 2515 circa 1970s
15/44 2516
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking at Boy Scout ceremony with son Peter Jackson, on a lawn outdoors, Eagle Court of Honor?
1 contact sheet
circa 1970s
15/45 2517 circa 1970s
15/46 2518-2520
Senator and Mrs. Jackson talking with others during a visit and tour of facilities, Rocket Research Corporation, Redmond, Washington
Rocket Research Corporation(Redmond, Wash.) (photographer)
circa 1970s
15/47 2521-2522 circa 1970s
15/48 2523
Senator Jackson talking with Abraham Ribicoff during a party
Mort Kaye Studios, Inc. (PalmBeach, Fda.) (photographer)
circa 1970s
15/49 2524
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with Anna Marie Jackson and her elementary school class during their visit to the U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
circa 1970s
box-folder:oversize
23/13 3505
President Richard M. Nixon addressing joint session of Congress, State of the Union Address?, Washington, D.C.
DevO'Neill (photographer)
circa 1970s
Box/Folder
15/50 2525
Senator Jackson receiving a portrait bust from young male sculptor
Scope and Content: Portrait bust of Jackson connected to base in the shape of Washington State, "From the People of the State of Washington."
General Notes: Inscribed, "Best wishes always, To the world's greatest living Democrat!! Yours forever, -CWD."
circa 1970s
15/51 2526
Soviet dissidents Andrei Sakharov and Michael Makarenco sitting at a table in their home in the U.S.S.R.
circa 1970s
Senator Jackson speaking into microphones
circa 1970s
Box/Folder item
15/52 2527-2529
SenatorJackson speaking at a podium outdoors and speaking at a podium in anauditorium
Department of Public Utilities (Tacoma, Wash.) (photographer)
General Notes: One photograph inscribed, "To Ron Bianchi with best wishesHenry M. Jackson."
15/53 2530-2547
Series ofphotographs of Senator Jackson speaking in front of a curtain with radiomicrophone
David Sherman (Riverdale, N.Y.) (photographer)
Box/Folder item
15/54 2548
Senator Jackson standing with port commissioners? near water at the Port of Seattle, Seattle, Washington
Port ofSeattle (photographer)
General Notes: Upper left hand corner of photograph is torn.
circa 1970s
15/55 2549
Senator Jackson standing with James D. Bergene seated at his desk
circa 1970s
15/56 2550
Richard Perle and Dorothy Fosdick sitting together in Fosdick's office?, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
circa 1970s
15/57 2551-2552
Congressman Thomas S. Foley, Washington
circa 1970s
15/58 2553
Senator Jacob Javits, New York
circa 1970s
15/59 2554-2556
Senator Jackson speaking at a luncheon and talking with Senator Tim Wirth, Sam Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, D.C.
DevO'Neill (photographer)
circa 1970s
15/60 2557-2558 circa 1970s
15/61 2559
Senator Jackson standing with Congressman Lloyd Meeds and other in front of a curtain
1 photograph : color
circa 1970s
Helen Hardin Jackson
circa 1970s
Box/Folder item
15/62 2560-2561
Helen HardinJackson wearing a black sweater and sun-shape necklace, standing in front of"Jackson for President" campaign poster
Bill FirstLarry Phillips Photography (photographer)
15/63 2562-2564
Portraits ofHelen Hardin Jackson
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes studio portrait and Helen in Senator Jackson'soffice working on needlework for a rug.
15/64** 2565
Contactsheet, Close-up of Helen Hardin Jackson with head turned to theside
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: Negatives include Senator Jackson speaking at podium withvarious microphones.
Box/Folder item
15/65 2566 circa 1970s
15/66 2567-2570 circa 1970s
15/67 2571
Senator Jackson talking with Jack Valenti and Kirk Douglas, Washington, D.C.?
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
circa 1970s
15/68 2572
Senator Jackson in a tuxedo talking with other at a formal event, President Gerald R. Ford standing in the background
1 photograph : color
Scope and Content: President Ford is wearing a medal over his tuxedo.
circa 1970s
15/69 2573
Senator Jackson standing at a podium and delivering a speech to the Oklahoma legislature, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Hal LewisOklahoma Tourism and InformationDivision (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Governor David Hall and others seated in the background. A portrait of President Richard M. Nixon hangs in the background.
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Sen 'Scoop' Jackson - You are a great American! And Oklahoma loved having you here! David Hall, Governor."
circa 1970s
box-folder:oversize
23/14 3506
Senator Dewey Bartlett, Oklahoma
General Notes: Inscribed, "Scoop Jackson - a real friend a true gentleman who is on constant alert to the security of the United States, Dewey Bartlett, U.S. Senator, Oklahoma."Photograph is mounted on cardboard.
circa 1970s
Box/Folder
15/70 2574-2578
Senator Jackson visiting and talking with workers of the United Food and Commercial Workers union, local 1105, Seattle, Washington
DonConrad (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson trying on a union member's jacket.
circa 1970s
15/71 2579
Senator Jackson talking with Charles F. Luce, chairman of the board, Consolidated Edison, at a party
circa 1970s
15/72 2580
Senator Jackson standing with Archbishop Makarios and Congressman John Brademas, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: A caption, "Discuss Cyprus Situation," is filed with the photograph.
circa 1970s
15/73-74 2581-2599
Senator and Mrs. Jackson standing and talking with various guests at a party
2 folders
LouSalzberg (photographer)
circa 1970s
15/75 2600
Senator Jackson sitting at a desk during interview, Face the Nation, CBS Television, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
ReniNewsphotos (photographer)
circa 1970s
16/1 2601 circa 1970s
16/2 2602 circa 1970s
16/3 2603
Senator Jackson talking with Senator Jacob Javits in a hallway, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
circa 1970s
16/4 2604
Senator Jackson dancing with Governor Ella Grasso, Glastonberry, Connecticut?
Bob DiBella, Glastonberry,Connecticut (photographer)
circa 1970s
16/5 2605
Senator Jackson shaking hands with President Gerald R. Ford during a party given by Congressman Robert and Inez Sikes, Washington, D.C.
DevO'Neill (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes (from left to right), woman, Inez Sikes, Bob Sikes, Henry M. Jackson, William "Fish Bait" Miller, and Gerald R. Ford.
General Notes: A typewritten memorandum from Robert L.F. Sikes is filed with the photograph.
circa 1970s
16/6 2606
Senator Jackson standing with Jack Cavanaugh
circa 1970s
16/7 2607-2608 circa 1970s
16/8 2609
Senator and Mrs. Jackson talking with Elsa Grundell of Norway and other during Norwegian event?
circa 1970s
16/9 2610
Senators Jackson, Ted Stevens, and other standing and talking in front of folding screen
circa 1970s
16/10 2611 circa 1970s
16/11 2612 circa 1970s
16/12 2613
Senator Jackson standing in front of "Capitol Hill TB Test" medical van after his tuberculosis test, Washington, D.C.
ReniNewsphotos (photographer)
circa 1970s
16/13 2614 circa 1970s
16/14 2615
Senator Jackson talking with Secretary of the Interior, Rogers C. B. Morton
1 photograph : color
Jim AycockUnited States, Department ofInterior (photographer)
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Scoop in appreciation for all your help. You are indeed a great American! Rog Morton."
circa 1970s
Church Women United Meeting, Washington, D.C.
circa 1970s
Box/Folder item
16/15 2616
Contactsheet, Helen Hardin Jackson talking with other women during areception
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul Conklin (photographer)
16/16 2617-2619
Helen HardinJackson talking with African-American woman and two other women
Morton Broffman (photographer)
Box/Folder item
16/17 2620
Senator Jackson pointing out of frame with Brian Corcoran and Glenn Lee on a construction site outdoors
circa 1970s
16/18 2621
Soviet dissident Ida Nudel
National Conference on SovietJewry (photographer)
circa 1970s
16/19 2622
Senator Jackson standing with man and woman in front of a painting for Soviet Jews
Scope and Content: The painting shows a hammer and sickle; a mother, father, and small child; and a star of David.
circa 1970s
16/20 2623
Senator Jackson shaking hands with Oklahoma State Attorney General, Larry Derryberry, National Association of Attorneys General Conference, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
HughMorton (photographer)
circa 1970s
16/21 2624
Senator Malcolm Wallop, Wyoming
General Notes: Inscribed, "To my friend Scoop whom I hold in the highest regard and whose friendship I treasure - Malcolm Wallop."
circa 1970s
16/22 2625
Senator Jackson standing in front of American flag with members of the Washington State Chapter, National Association of Postmasters, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Dan McLennan, Mrs. Luella Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Don Coble, and William C. Manley, Jr.
circa 1970s
16/23 2626 circa 1970s
16/24** 2627
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with a couple in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: The man is wearing an WSADA (Washington State Auto Dealers Association?) conference badge. Negatives include images of Jackson with interns? in his office.
circa 1970s
16/25 2628
Senator Jackson sitting on a couch and talking with three others, one is holding a report, "The Congressional Program of Economic Recovery and Energy Sufficiency," Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
circa 1970s
16/26 2629
Contact sheet, Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson standing with various groups, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
circa 1970s
16/27 2630
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with Ray and Pam Abbott and children Gatia and Marshall in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
circa 1970s
16/28 2631
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with others and Peter Jackson?, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
circa 1970s
16/29 2632
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking to a small group, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
circa 1970s
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson speaking to an audience, JC Penney Company
circa 1970s
Box/Folder item
16/30 2633
Folder 1
10 contact sheets
Len Williams
16/31 2633
Folder 2
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
16/32 2633
Folder 3
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
Box/Folder item
16/33** 2634
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting in a chair at a table and speaking into microphones in an auditorium during event with other sitting nearby
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
circa 1970s
16/34 2635
The Jackson family home, 1703 Grand Avenue, Everett, Washington
KenKnudson (photographer)
circa 1970s
box-folder:oversize
23/15 3507
Senator Robert Paul Griffin, Michigan
General Notes: Inscribed, "For Scoop Jackson, One of America's ablest senators, with the warm best wishes of a friend, Bob Griffin"Photograph is mounted on cardboard.
circa 1970s
23/16 3508
Lieutenant General C.E. Hutchin, Jr.
1 photograph : color
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Scoop and Helen Jackson with appreciation for your spark and support of all our activities, with admiration for your many soldierly qualities and with best wishes for your future success and happiness. C.E. Hutchin, Jr."Photograph is mounted on board.
circa 1970s
23/17-18 3509-3510
Views of Seattle Center
2 folders
Scope and Content: These two photographs seem to be by the same photographer and hung in Jackson's office.
General Notes: Photographs are mounted on board.
circa 1970s
23/19 3511
Senator Jackson sitting and talking with Senator Wendell Ford, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Inscribed, "To 'Scoop' a good friend to me and the people of Kentucky, Wendell Ford."
circa 1970s
23/20 3512
Senator Jackson standing at desk in his home office, Everett, Washington
The Seattle TimesGregGilbert (publisher)
circa 1970s
Box/Folder
16/35 2636-2645
Slides, Senator Jackson talking in front of blue backdrop
10 slides : color
circa 1970s
16/36** 2646
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson, Dorothy Fosdick, and Helen Hardin Jackson standing in front of a wall during a party?
1 contact sheet
circa 1970s
16/37** 2647
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson meeting and talking with others during a luncheon with African-American men
1 contact sheet
circa 1970s
16/38 2648
Aerial view of U.S. Navy carrier with airplanes at sea
1 photograph : color
General Notes: Inscribed: "To my friend Senator Henry Jackson whose imagination and foresight have always helped our country to be strong. 'Chick' Hayward RAdmral USN".
circa 1970s
box-folder:oversize
23/21 3513
Senator Jackson holding a document with an elderly man in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
circa 1970s
24/25 3547
Fording the River, Old ChisolmTrail by R. H. Palenske, with Season's Greetings and All Good Wishes, Yakima Fruit Growers Association, Yakima, Washington
1 print
circa 1970s
Box/Folder
16/39 2649
Senator Jackson standing with Hearst Foundation Scholarship winners Christina Spaulding and Dan Eernissee, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Spaulding and Eernissee are residents of Washington State.
1980 February 6
16/40 2650-2653
Senator Jackson speaking at launching ceremonies for the U.S.S. Gemini (PHM-6) in the Puget Sound, Seattle, Washington
4 photographs : color
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson speaking at podium on platform with Gemini banner in the background; the docked ship at the Port of Seattle; and a group portrait of the Gemini Launch Official Party.
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photographs.
1980 February 17
16/41 2654
Senator Jackson laughing with Snohomish County Executive, Willis D. Tucker
General Notes: Inscribed, "Thanks to you, we did it! Willis."
1980 March 11
16/42 2655-2656
Senator Jackson sitting at desk during interview and studio view of panelists and guests, Meet the Press television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1980 April 13
16/43 2657 1980 April
16/44 2658-2659
Senators Jackson, Ted Stevens, and Paul Tsongas discussing the Alaska Lands legislation and Senators Jackson and Ted Stevens standing with Stevens staff member, Mary Shore
Scope and Content: Captions, "D-2 amendments discussed" and "In Senate since statehood" accompany the photographs.
1980 April
16/45 2660
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with Phi Betta Kappa students from Highline Community College, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: Includes Irene Tierney, Diann Sachtel, John Holttum, Robert and Joan R. Fedor, Kay Cook, and staffmembers Karla Graue, and Dicker and Carolyn Cahill.
1980 April
16/46 2661
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with his arm around Sister Georgette Bayless of Everett, Washington, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Kate Garvin (friend of Barbara's); Dan Wolfe, a former staffer; Greg Witter of Spokane, Washington, winner of the the Mother Joseph essay contest; and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Harvey of Everett, Washington.
1980 May 2
Birthday Party for Senator Jackson, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1980 May 30
Box/Folder item
16/47 2662
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson with Jerry Verkler, George Hartzog, and GrenvilleGarside
1 contact sheet (3 photographs)
Scope and Content: Jackson sitting in armchair with Jerry Verkler (Chief ofStaff for the Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee) standing; GeorgeHartzog (National Park Service Director) presenting Jackson with a carved,wooden map of Washington State; Grenville Garside (former staff director ofEnergy Committee) presenting Jackson with award mallet (gavel?).
16/48 2663-2664
SenatorJackson with staff and friends in his office
Scope and Content: Includes Owen J. Malone, George Hartzog, Grenville Garside,Bill Ragan, Bill Van Ness, Rosemary Donnelley, Stuart French, Avis O'Leary,Honorable Stewart L. Udall, and Jerry Verkler; and group portrait of Jacksonwith staff.
Box/Folder item
16/49 2665
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with Rey Pascua of Seattle, Washington in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson with Washington State residents Susan Brazier, Page Hopkins, Mike Cooke-Danlin, Mildred Sherwood (with Ms. Lilian Pakar), Mrs. Jim and Diane Roche (with in-laws, Lee and Joe Mikula).
1980 May
16/50 2666 1980 May
President Jimmy Carter signing ceremony for synthetic fuels legislation, Energy Program, White House, Washington, D.C.
1980 June
Box/Folder item
16/51 2667-2668
16/52 2669-2670
SenatorJackson standing with others and shaking hands with President Jimmy Carterafter signing ceremony
2 photographs
K. Jewell (photographer)
Box/Folder item
16/53 2671
Contact sheet, Senator and Anna Marie Jackson with Kirsten Hall and family of Arkport, New York, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson with the Robert Rose Family; Peggy Matheson of the Embassy of Norway; Mr. Will Coats and Family; Ms. Suzanne Ruffs; Miss Bernie Pratt; Miss Kathryn Pickernell.
1980 June
16/54 2672
Senator Jackson and Henry Kissinger talking with Anna Marie Jackson and friend Helen Marie during hearings, U.S. Senate Energy Committee, U.S. Senate Building, Washington, D.C.
Wide WorldPhotos (photographer)
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
1980 July 31
Senator Jackson Staff Party, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1980 August
Box/Folder item
16/55 2673
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson cutting cake with two female staff members
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
16/56 2674
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson sitting in his office with two female staffmembers
1 contact sheet (3 photographs)
16/57 2675
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson staff member Bob Turner standing between two femalestaff members
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson and Dorothy Fosdick.
16/58** 2676
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson standing and talking with staff members, Linda Kurfurstand Elaine Wiggins sitting together at a table
1 contact sheet (6 photographs)
16/59 2677-2681
Contactsheets, Senator Jackson standing with various staff members
5 contact sheets
Box/Folder item
16/60 2682
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with Dr. John Slaughter, Vice President and Provost, Washington State University, during Slaughter's nomination hearing to lead the National Science Foundation, U.S. Senate Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson with Ms. Susan Redfield and standing with Congressman Al Swift during a press conference at the ECONO Car Rally near Lincoln Memorial.
1980 August
16/61 2683
Contact sheet, pizza parlor marquee with message, "Scoop for SR Senator from Wn," Anacortes, Washington
1 contact sheet
1980 October
16/62 2684-2685 1980 November 20
16/63 2686
Senator Jackson speaking after signing ceremonies for the Alaska Lands Act, White House, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
The WhiteHouse (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Senators Morris Udall, James Weaver, John Anderson, Thomas Huckaby, and others.
1980 December
16/64 2687-2689
Senator Jackson in a tuxedo delivering a speech and talking with Nick Morley, Robert R. Woodruff Tribute, Abe Goldstein Human Relations Award Banquet, Anti-Defamation League, Atlanta, Georgia
Scope and Content: Includes Helen Hardin Jackson.
1980 December 13
16/65 2690
Senator Jackson sitting with March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation National Poster Child Betsy Burch, Washington, D.C.
March of Dimes Birth DefectsFoundation (photographer)
General Notes: A caption accompanies the photograph.
1980
16/66 2691 1980
Jackson Family Portrait, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1980
Box/Folder item
16/67** 2692
16/68 2693
Transparencies, Jackson family portraits sitting on a bench ina garden outside the U.S. Capitol Building
8 transparencies : color
Jackson Family Portrait, Oslo, Norway
1980
Box/Folder item
16/69 2694
Christmascard, Jackson family standing together in front of the Norwegian sailing shipChristian Radich
2 prints : color
General Notes: Message inside card: "Season's Greetings from the JacksonsHelen, Scoop, Anna Marie, and Peter." Note on back: "The Norwegian Maritime Training Ship,Christian Radich, Oslo, Noway."
16/70 2695
Slide, theJackson family standing together in front of the Norwegian sailing shipChristian Radich
1 slide : color
Contact sheets of Senator Jackson with individuals and groups in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1980
Box/Folder item
16/71 2696-2705
Contactsheets, Senator Jackson with individuals and groups of visitors and staffmembers
10 contact sheets
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson with James B. Hoerr; Karla Grau and hermother; pages and interns; Carolyn Swensen; Erika Bruhn; Salley Andersen; T.K.Bentler; Greg Bartley; Tim Oswald; Alec Peters; intern Dave Knutsen;staffmember Chris Marks; intern Debbie Ballman; intern Nancy Hall; staffmemberBarbara Worley of Mount Vernon, Washington, working in the office; staffmemberYvonne and daughter; staffmember Rick Cocker with office plant; GeorgeHenrickson; staffmember Joel Merkel; Delbert Compton and Family; Ken Leonard;Nicole Fenz; and Mark Green, candidate for Congress, New York; group portraitoutdoors of Jackson with the Tacoma Girls' Soccer Team and coach Don Swain; Mr.Druery Clark, American Embassy of Kuwait; Mr. and Mrs. M.D. Tomlinson; and Mrs.Marieta Loren with her daughter Mrs. Jane L. Halver.
16/72 2706-2712
Contactsheets, Senator Jackson sitting with individuals and groups
7 contact sheets
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson with Judge Jack Tanner; Donna Smith andDrew Londgren during the Washington Workshop?; Frank Chilton and the Foremans?;Laura Boytz and Eric Grant; Jackson standing in a group with Bellingham,Washington Police Department Chief Terence Mangan; Mr. Dan Morgan; Karen andmother (staff); Ira and Susi Kadish and thier sons Scott and Marc; Don Rose;Satu Limaye; Brigadier General Johnnie Boyd of Del City, Oklahoma and ColonelGeorge Liebner of New York City; David Door (Washington State FFA President)and Ann Lust (Washington State FFA Vice President).
16/73 2713-2721
Contactsheets, Senator Jackson sitting with colleagues, individuals, andgroups
9 contact sheets
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson with Dan Clem and Steve Landon; CongressmanGary Scott; Barrie Grant of the Veterinary School, Washington State University,Pullman, Washington.
Box/Folder item
16/74 2722-2723
Contact sheets, Senator and Mrs. Jackson, and Senator Slade Gorton standing with pages and their families, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
2 contact sheets
1981 January
16/75 2724
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with Noah Dear and others in front of a bookcase, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: Dear is district manager of New York City's Community Board 12.
1981 February
17/1 2725
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with Rabbi Philip H. Weinberg and woman in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
1981 February
Jackson Roast, Saints and Sinners Luncheon, Washington, D.C.
1981 March 3
Box/Folder item
17/2 2726-2734
SenatorJackson standing with others in front of a stage with two men dressed as aclown and a devil and accepting a painting of Jackson as a clown
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Sam Nunn, Congressman Joel Pritchard, JerryVerkler, Senator Edmund Muskie, a man in a military uniform, and others infront of a poster, "Jackson 4 President 1984."
17/3 2735-2739
SenatorJackson standing and talking with Jerry Verkler, Senator Sam Nunn, andothers
Box/Folder item
17/4 2740-2741 1981 April 1
17/5 2742
Helen Hardin Jackson shaking hands with First Lady Nancy Reagan, Lady Bird Johnson standing nearby, White House, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
The WhiteHouse (photographer)
1981 May 13
17/6 2743
Senator Jackson in a tuxedo receiving the "Torch of Learning Award," Annual Torch of Learning Award Dinner, Washington, D.C. Chapter, American Friends of the Hebrew University, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Harvey M. Krueger, Robert H. Smith, Senator Howard M. Metzenbaum, Ambassador Ephraim Evron, and Robert P. Kogod.
General Notes: A press release is filed with the photograph.
1981 May 13
17/7 2744
Senator Jackson awarding the George Washington Honor Medal to Colonel Merlin Smith, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: A caption accompanies the photograph.
1981 May 21
17/8** 2745a-d
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with various individuals and groups of people during his birthday party at Denny? Friedlander's house, Seattle, Washington
4 contact sheets
General Notes: A listing of the people in the photographs is filed with the contact sheet.
  • 2745a/1-33, 2745b/2-37, 2745c/2-19, 26-37, 26-31, 2745d/2-25
1981 May
Senator Jackson staff member Linda Kurfurst
1981 May
Box/Folder item
17/9 2746
Contactsheet, Linda Kurfurst standing with other staff members, Senate OfficeBuilding, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
17/10 2747/5-21
Contactsheet, Linda Kurfurst accepting a gift from Senator Jackson during a party andsitting with Senator Jackson in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington,D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
17/11 2748
Box/Folder item
17/12 2749
Senator Jackson speaking in a warehouse with boats during a dedication ceremony for new plant facilities, Uniflite, Inc., Bellingham, Washington
General Notes: A paper caption accompanies the photograph.
1981 June 20
17/13 2750
Senator Jackson holding little boy, Joe, with Bill Johnston during Mike Walker and Dick Little's party, Deming?, Washington
1 photograph : color
1981 June 20
17/14 2751
Senator Jackson sitting with participants of the People-to-People High School Student Ambassador Program on the steps of the U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
Scope and Content: Includes teacher leader, Harry Stuurmans.
1981 June 24
Dedication ceremony, Goodnoe Hills Mod II Turbine, Bonneville Power Administration, U.S. Department of Energy, Richland, Washington
1981 June
Box/Folder item
17/15 2752-2755
SenatorJackson speaking at the dedication ceremony for the Goodnoe Hills Mod IITurbine in Richland, Washington
3 photographs : color
PNL Photography (photographer)
17/16 2756-2758
SenatorJackson with Congressman Joel Pritchard pulling a lever on machine andreleasing multi-colored balloons into the sky
3 photographs : color
PNL Photography (photographer)
Launching ceremonies, U.S.S. Crommelin, Todd Pacific Shipyard, Seattle, Washington
1981 July 2
Box/Folder item
17/17 2759-2760
SenatorJackson and Eugene Hintz, representative of the Sheet Metal WorkersInternational Association, speaking at a podium during theceremonies
Todd Pacific Shipyards Corporation (photographer)
17/18 2761-2763
SenatorJackson speaking with others and the launching of the U.S.S. Crommelin fromport
Todd Pacific Shipyards CorporationCamera Craft, Inc (photographer)
Box/Folder item
17/19 2764 1981 July 23
17/20 2765-2766
Senator Jackson sitting at desk during interview and studio view of panelists and guests, Meet the Press television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1981 July 26
17/21** 2767/8-12 1981 August 14
17/22 2768-2769
Senator Jackson talking to a group of people outdoors and wearing a lei during a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Michael at their home, Honolulu, Hawaii
Dave Au (photographer)
1981 August 30
17/23 2770-2772
Senator Jackson speaking to a crowd from a flatbed truck loaded with building supplies, Tacoma, Washington
Scope and Content: Jackson is speaking on the topic of high interest rates with a banner behind him, "Where will our children live? . . ."
1981 August
17/24 2773
Senator Jackson and Congressman Norman D. Dicks standing with Reese Lindquist and Terry Bergeson of the Washington Education Association (WEA)
1981 August
Discovery Park Beach Dedication, Seattle, Washington
1981 August
Box/Folder item
17/25 2774-2782
Slides,Senator Jackson speaking at a podium from a flatbed truck on the beach withworkers in hard hats standing nearby
9 slides : color
17/26 2783-2789
Slides,Senator Jackson and other speaking during dedication and views of DiscoveryPark Beach
7 slides : color
Scope and Content: Metro Beach reconstruction RH 1981. A different set receivedfrom Architecture School 8/11/87.
17/27 2790
Box/Folder item
17/28 2791-2795
Slides, Senator Jackson speaking to a small crowd outdoors during the dedication of the Bonney Lake Post Office, Bonney Lake, Washington
5 slides : color
1981 August
17/29 2796-2806
Slides, Senator Jackson talking with Mayor Charles Royer and others, Pike Place Market, Seattle, Washington
11 slides
1981 August
17/30 2807
Senator Jackson eating breakfast with the staff of Rogers Olympic? in the personal railroad car of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Andy's Diner, Seattle, Washington
1 photograph : color
1981 October 8
17/31** 2808/4-6
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with other holding petition, "Defend Our Resources Replace Interior Secretary Watt," Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1981 October 27
17/32 2809-2811
Senator Jackson, Congressmen Norm D. Dicks, and Don Bonker with Hal Wolfe standing in front of a1931 Ford truck with sign, "Lower Interest Rates," U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 print
Scope and Content: Wolfe meets with Jackson, Dicks, and Bonker after he drove from Seattle, Washington to Washington, D.C.
General Notes: A half-tone print with caption is filed with the photographs.
1981 October
17/33** 2812/9-12
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with Ruby Chow of the King County Courthouse in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph) : color
1981 October
17/34 2813/1-12
Contact sheet, Jackson speaking during Senate Committee hearings, U.S. Senate Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1981 November 18
17/35 2814-2819 1981 December 3
17/36 2820/3-5
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with Judge Rassmussen of Sacramento, California, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
1981 December
17/37 2821 1981
17/38 2822-2826
Senator Jackson talking with Brian Monieson, Larry Rosenberg, Mickey Notton, Cindy Quick, and others on the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), Chicago, Illinois
5 photographs : color
Scope and Content: Includes Brian Monieson, Vice President of the Board of Governors; Larry Rosenberg, ex-Chairman of the Board; Mickey Notton, female member of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange; Mike; and Cindy Quick.
1981
17/39 2827
Senator Jackson standing with Boy Scouts troop on the steps of the U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
Scope and Content: Includes Scoutmaster?, Murel Coulter, of Arlington, Washington.
1981
17/40 2828
Senator Jackson standing with Girl Scout, Gwen Loosmore, of Bellevue, Washington, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
1981
17/41 2829/2-13
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with Washington Council Members of the American Institute of Architects, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: Includes Gerald Mosman, Dale Brookie, Elizabeth A. Willis, William H. Trogdon, Del Hobbs, James Bellamy, Warren Heylman, Norman Johnston, Benjamin Woo, Jane Hastings, Helen Timm, Edward F. Weber, and Virginia M. Hansen.Contact sheet also includes Jackson with Marsha Broyles and daughters, Presidential Classroom students, Chris Holmberg, Jon Allen, and Viiu Spangler.
General Notes: A list of names and addresses of architects present is filed with the contact sheet.
1981
17/42 2830
Christmas card, Jackson family portrait with Seattle skyline and Space Needle taken from Queen Anne Hill
1 photograph (2 prints) : color
Greg Gilbert (photographer)
General Notes: Message inside card: "Season's Greetings from the Jacksons Helen, Scoop, Anna Marie, and Peter."
1981
17/43 2831/16-19 1981
17/44 2832
Senator Jackson sitting with Seattle Police Chief, Patrick Fitzsimmons, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
1981
17/45 2833 1981
Luncheon for First Ladies, Senate Wives Red Cross Group Meeting, Washington, D.C.
1981
Box/Folder item
17/46 2834-2835
17/47 2836-2837
Box/Folder item
17/48 2838 1981
Senator Jackson Fundraising Dinner, Doces Family Residence, Seattle, Washington
Steve ReedPhotography (photographer)
1981
Box/Folder item
17/49 2839/0-34
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson standing with Mr. and Mrs. Gus John Doces, Bob Hope, LouCarras?, and others outdoors
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
General Notes: A signed letter from Joseph A. Weber of J. Arthur Weber andAssociates is filed with the photographs.
17/50 2840/0-34
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson standing with David Keonisch, Marvin Burke, andothers
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
17/51 2841/0-34
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson standing with Gus John Doces, Kathy Kaddis, Bob Hope,Mr. Koultas, and others
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson and Bob Hope standing together on top ofconcrete bench in yard.
17/52 2842-2844
SenatorJackson standing with Brian Corcoran, Bob Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Gus John Doces,and others
2 photographs : color
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson and Bob Hope standing together on top ofconcrete bench in yard.
Senator Jackson with pages, interns, and staff members, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1981
Box/Folder item
17/53 2845/4-7
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson standing with Mark Ganz and parents, Dr. Gordon Stromand son?
1 contact sheet
17/54** 2846/18-19
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson with Mark Ganz and family of Spokane,Washington
1 contact sheet (1 photograph) : color
17/55 2847-2856
SenatorJackson with various pages, summer interns, and staff members
10 photographs : color
Scope and Content: Includes Stuart Holiday, Stuart Heath, Bruce Robb, BobBryan, Ruth Stern, David Nord, Keith Grinstein, Tom Babb, Reuven Carlyle, andMark Ganz.
Box/Folder item
17/56 2857-2858
Senator Jackson speaking to an audience indoors, Green River Community College, Auburn, Washington
Green River CommunityCollege (photographer)
1981
17/57 2859/18-25
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing and talking with staff member Avis O'Leary during a party held in her honor, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
1981
17/58 2860
Senator Jackson sitting and talking with Gene Norton during committee hearings, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
General Notes: Inscribed, "For Scoop Jackson our leader - and friend - with admiration and affection. Gene Norton 1981."
1981
Senator Jackson with various individuals and groups of people in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1981
Box/Folder item
17/59 2861-2869
Contactsheets, Senator Jackson with various individuals and groups
9 contact sheets
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson with William R. Brandt, Ph.D., EuropeanOffice of Aerospace Research and Development; Honorable Donald Christianson,Mayor of Camas, Washington; Melvin R. Spitler of the Weyerhaeuser Company;Lieutenant Randy J. Timmons; David McIntyre, Jr. of Seattle Pacific University;Mr. Matthew Bergman of Reed College; and Postmasters Mr. Howard Martin, Mr.James Martin, and Ms. Jean Perry.
17/60 2870/5-17
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson sitting with Gus Otero and friend
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Baillargeon and Mr.and Mrs. George Follis.
17/61 2871-2881
Contactsheets, Senator Jackson with constituents
11 contact sheets
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson with Major and Mrs. David Hartley; BoyScouts in the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol Building; Mark Houghton, RegimentalCommander from Kings Point, New York; Goldie R. Goldstein from the SoutheasternFlorida Holocaust Memorial Center in Miami, Florida; Veterans of Foreign WarsRepresentatives, Rod Cyra, Tom Schuster, and Warin Gross; Lieutenant CommanderDarrell Purcell and Sallie; Marjorie and Lucas Moyes; Peter Rawls of France,Naoki Okamura of Japan, Tim Squire of Washington State, all from Ben LippenSchool; Victor E. Parker, Frank N. Young, Jr., and John N. Zefkeles of GallLandau Young Construction Company; Herbert and Gunvor Swedberg of Strangios,Sweden; Jeanne Barber and Norm Dicks in Dicks' office in Washington State;Steve Silver (former Administrative Assistant to Senator Stevens); WashingtonWorkshop students Annie Komanecky, Mary Jo Deem, Tom Goswami, John Barnes; andVeronica Mundell and Mike Mohondro.
Box/Folder item
17/62** 2882/2-14
Contact sheets, Anna Marie Jackson sitting in front of a bookcase next to fireplace and hiding behind a door in Senator Jackson's office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
General Notes: The numbering sequence skips item 2883. This item is an empty number and has no corresponding photograph.
circa 1981
17/63 2884/5-21
Contact sheet, Senators Jackson and Slade Gorton speaking and listening to testimony during a hearing, U.S. Senate Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
circa 1981
17/64 2885/3-11
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with staff and friends during his birthday? party in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
Scope and Content: Includes Anna Marie Jackson, Helen Jackson, Richard Perle?, and other staff members.
circa 1981
17/65 2886/2-8
Contact sheet, private party in a Committee chamber, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
Scope and Content: Including Senator Morris Udall? and others speaking into microphone at the Senate bench and Senator Jackson giving an award to an unidentified man.
circa 1981
17/66 2887
Senator Jackson and Henry Kissinger in tuxedos talking during the Alfalfa Society Dinner, Washington, D.C.?
1 photograph : color
Scope and Content: Jackson and Kissinger are both wearing medals around their necks.
1982 January 23
17/67 2888
Senator Jackson speaking at an American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) solidarity demonstration, Washington, D.C.
International Union of OperatingEngineersMichaelCampbell (photographer)
Scope and Content: The demonstration took place at the end of a march from St. Matthews Cathedral to Lafayette Square in Washington, D.C.
1982 January 30
17/68 2889
Senator Jackson standing with other outside Public Health Hospital, Seattle, Washington
Scope and Content: Man is wearing a button on his lapel that reads, "Seattle Public Health Hospital New Year New Beginning."
1982 January
17/69 2890-2891
Senator Jackson speaking at a podium with Leon Dulzin and Nachemia Levanon seated nearby, World Conference on Soviet Jewry, the B'nai B'rith International Building, Washington, D.C.
Martin Baltrotsky (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Leon Dulzin, Chairman, and Nachemia Levanon, head of Soviet Jewry Affairs. Group portrait of Jackson with Dulzin, Levanon, and woman.
1982 January
17/70 2892 1982 January
17/71 2893/5-11 1982 January
18/1 2894 1982 January
18/2 2895-2900
Slides, Senator Jackson visiting West Seattle Bridge, Seattle, Washington
6 slides : color
Scope and Content: Includes Jeannette Williams.
1982 January
18/3 2901-2904
Slides, Senator Jackson speaking to a small crowd indoors during his visit to the University of Puget Sound Law School, Tacoma, Washington.
4 slides : color
1982 January
18/4** 2905/14-17
Contact sheet, Senator Sam Nunn presenting United States Senate award plaque to Raymond Weinstein and Senator Jackson shaking hands with other, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1982 February 5
18/5** 2906/5-7
Contact sheet, Senators Jackson and Slade Gorton standing with constituents, U.S. Senate Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1982 February 7
18/6 2907 1982 February 26
18/7 2908-2910
Meeting of the Smithsonian Board of Regents, Washington, D.C.
3 photographs : color
SmithsonianInstitutionRichard Hofmeister (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Warren Burger, Norman Mineta, Murry Gell-Mann, Henry M. Jackson, David Acheson, Carlisle Humelsine, William Bowen, James E. Webb?, George Bush, Edward Boland, Silvio Conte, and others.
1982 February
18/8 2911/17-18
Senator Jackson with student leaders from Washington State colleges, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
Scope and Content: Includes Mr. David L. Johnson, Associated Student Body President at Tacoma Community College (Tacoma, Washington); Bob Sizemore, Student Vice President for Academic Affairs at Western Washington University (Bellingham, Washington); Jamie Beletz, Student Body Officer at Western Washington University (Bellingham, Washington); Kiko Yum of Yakima, Washington; and two others.
1982 March 1
18/9** 2912/5-8
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with participants of the Washington Workshops and Presidential Classroom for Young Americans, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1982 March 4
18/10** 2913/1-10
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with Presidential Classroom for Young Americans, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1982 March 16
18/11** 2914/18-21
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking into multiple microphones during a press conference
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
1982 March 26
18/12 2915/14-23
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with arm around constituent, Albert Fox, and sitting at table with others, Veterans of Foreign Wars Luncheon, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph) : color
1982 March 30
18/13 2916-2919
Senator Jackson speaking, signing a guest book, and talking with others during a visit to the Cispus Environmental Education Center, Olympia, Washington
Scope and Content: Includes Jim Garner and Joseph Lassoie.
General Notes: A signed letter from Joseph P. Lassoie, Executive Director of the Association of Washington School Principals, is filed with the photographs.
1982 March
Nuclear Arms Reduction Resolution?, U.S. Senate Building, Washington, D.C.
1982 March
Box/Folder item
18/14 2920/1-12
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson speaking at a table with other sittingnearby
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
18/15 2921/13-22
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson speaking at a table with other sittingnearby
1 contact sheet (4 photographs)
Box/Folder item
18/16 2922/2-33
Contact sheet, Senators Jackson, Slade Gorton, and others during hearings, Mount St. Helens, National Volcanic Monument, U.S. Energy Subcommittee, U.S. Senate Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1982 March
18/17 2923/9-12
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with Washington delegates to the National 4-H Conference, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
Scope and Content: Includes Lisa Russell, Steven Luttrull, Jr., and others.
1982 April 1
Graduation Ceremonies, Everett Educational Clinics, Inc., Everett Civic Auditorium, Everett, Washington
1982 April 9
Box/Folder item
18/18 2924-2939
SenatorJackson speaking and graduates walking on stage
16 photographs : color
General Notes: Filed with the photographs: graduation ceremonies program;newspaper clipping, "Sen. Jackson has praise for 133 former dropouts," Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Saturday, April 10, 1982); a hand-written thank you certificate in calligraphy from ECI; and an ECI student profile description.
18/19 2940-2949
Box/Folder item
18/20 2950/9-12
Contact sheet, Senator and Mrs. Jackson with Peter Jackson and friends displaying a cake during Peter's birthday party, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1982 April 12
18/21 2951/5-7
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with Senate Democratic Page Reuven Carlyle in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1982 April 15
18/22** 2952/18-23 1982 April 21
18/23 2953/5-8
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with Washington Workshops participant Stephanie Woodward in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1982 April 27
18/24 2954-2972
Slides, Senator Jackson meeting with United Food and Commercial Workers, Seattle, Washington
19 slides : color
1982 April
18/25 2973
Senator Jackson sitting with page Reuven Carlyle and his mother?, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
1982 April
18/26 2974/4-6 1982 May 10
18/27 2975/1-3
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Kirkland of Seattle, Washington in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph) : color
1982 May
18/28 2976/1-4
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with Erin Shafer in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph) : color
1982 June 7
18/29 2977/11-12
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with Washington Workshops participant Karen Jenkins, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1982 June 15
18/30 2978
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with participants of the A. Phillip Randolph Institute 1982 National Conference, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1982 June 17
18/31 2979/1-4
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with Karla Graue and parents, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph) : color
1982 July 1
18/32 2980/1-2
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with Mr. Dan Childs of Purallville, Virginia, in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph) : color
1982 July 2
18/33 2981 1982 July 4
18/34 2982
Senator Jackson holding the winning cup and standing with others at the finish line, Longacres Independence Day Handicap, Seattle, Washington
1 photograph : color
Scope and Content: Split photograph showing horse number 6, Tilt the Balance, at the finish line and Jackson in a group portrait with the winner and others.
General Notes: Inscribed, "Hello Scoop - Mom's?"Photograph is mounted on board.
1982 July 4
18/35 2983-2984
Senator Jackson speaking during the inauguration ceremonies for the Emerald Sea shipping vessel, Todd Pacific Shipyards, Seattle, Washington
1 photograph : color
Todd Pacific ShipyardsCorporation (photographer)
General Notes: A guest seating arrangement chart is filed with the photographs.
1982 July 10
18/36 2985
Senator Jackson discussing the Iran-Iraq war during an interview, Face the Nation, CBS Television program, Washington, D.C.
Wide WorldPhotos (photographer)
General Notes: A caption, "Making a Point," is filed with the photographs.
1982 July 18
18/37 2986/9-12
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with Harris Weinstein and family in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph) : color
Scope and Content: The Harris Weinstein family are friends of Peter Jackson's.
1982 July 20
18/38 2987/1-9
Contact sheet, Anna Marie and friend standing with Senator Jackson in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1982 July 27
18/39 2988/0-34
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson talking with Anna Marie Jackson in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
Scope and Content: Mostly close-ups of Jackson talking.
General Notes: One frame is cut out of the contact sheet.
1982 July 28
18/40 2989/28-32
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with Boys Nation participants in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson sitting with young man.
1982 July 29
18/41 2990/7-8
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with participants of the Music Educators National Conference?, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1982 July
18/42 2991
Senator Jackson sitting with Anna Marie Jackson and Stanford University students in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
General Notes: A caption, "Stanford Students Meet with Senator Henry M. Jackson," is filed with the photograph.
1982 August 9
Dinner with Liv Ullman, Senate Office Building?, Washington, D.C.
1982 August 17
Box/Folder item
18/43 2992/2-25
18/44 2993/21-22
18/45 2994/2-21
Contactsheets, Liv Ullman standing and talking with Senator Jackson andothers
2 contact sheets : color
18/46 2995
Contactsheets, Liv Ullman standing and talking with Senator Jackson andothers
3 contact sheets : color
18/47 2996-3014
Slides, LivUllman standing with the Jackson family, Senator Slade Gorton, Senator DanielInouye, and others
19 slides : color
Box/Folder item
18/48 3015
Senator Jackson shaking hands with Gary Lockwood of KJR radio during the "Seattle Waterfront Winefair: Celebrity Grape Stomp," Seattle, Washington
Guy Anselmo, Jr (photographer)
1982 August 25
18/49 3016/7-12
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with Lisa C. Bird and other of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson with two men and YMCA brochure?
1982 September 21
18/50 3017-3018
Slides, Senator Jackson talking with Jerry Hoeck on the shore of a beach, Seattle, Washington
2 slides (2 photographs) : color
1982 September
18/51 3019
Senator Jackson and studio view of panelists and guests, Meet the Press television program, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
Reni NewsphotoService (photographer)
1982 November 28
Senator Jackson with President Ronald R. Reagan
1982 December 10
Box/Folder item
18/52 3020
SenatorJackson talking with President Ronald R. Reagan with Vice President George H.W.Bush, Senator Robert C. Byrd, and reporters, Washington, D.C.
18/53 3021
SenatorJackson meeting with President Ronald R. Reagan, Vice President George H.W.Bush, and others, Oval Office, White House, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
The White House (photographer)
General Notes: A letter from Pamela J. Turner, Deputy Assistant to thePresident for Legislative Affairs, is filed with the photographs.
The "Red Barn" office, Boeing Company, Seattle, Washington
1982
Box/Folder item
18/54 3022
18/55 3023
The "RedBarn" office with overcast sky and rainbow in the background
1 photograph : color
Pacific Museum of Flight (photographer)
General Notes: A business card for Richard E. Bangert, Chairman of theBoard, First Interstate Bank, is filed with the photograph.
Box/Folder item
18/56 3024-3025
Contact sheets, Walter Mondale speaking to a campaign rally, "Washington State Democrats Welcome Walter Mondale," Seattle, Washington
2 contact sheets
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson standing and talking with various individuals and speaking at a podium.Contact sheet 1: Jackson with State Representative Nancy Rust (frames 5, 6); Glen Rose (frames 7, 8); and Ernie Londino (frames 11, 12).Contact sheet 2: Walter Mondale, Jackson with Georgette Valle?
1982
18/57 3026
Senator Jackson sitting with Mr. Wayne Sharp of Olympia, Washington, in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1982
18/58 3027
Senator Jackson walking with Don Holman at the opening of the Bush-Asia Center in the International District, Seattle, Washington
1 photograph : color
1982
18/59 3028/1-10
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with pages in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
2 contact sheets (4 photographs) : color
Scope and Content: Photograph 1: Judy Miller.Photograph 2: Ann Wagner.Photograph 3: Kathy Rappalt.Photograph 4: Ruth Stern.
1982
18/60 3029
Senator Jackson sitting with intern Mary Perko and her father, U.S. Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1982
18/61 3030
Senator Jackson sitting with Nancy Ostergaard and classmates of Columbia High School in Richland, Washington, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1982
18/62 3031
Senator Jackson talking with Sudan Embassy staff at a reception, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: A note from the Embassy of the Democratic Republic of the Sudan accompanies the photograph.
1982
18/63 3032
Christmas card, Jackson family portrait sitting on a piece of driftwood on Spencer Spit, Lopez Island, Washington
2 prints : color
Greg Gilbert (photographer)
General Notes: Message inside card: "Season's Greetings from the Jacksons Helen, Scoop, Anna Marie, and Peter."
1982
18/64 3033/4-9
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with pages: Ruth Stern and family, William Schwarts, and Randy Parker, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
1982
Senate
1983
Portraits
Box/Folder item
18/65 3034
SenatorJackson standing for the Portrait Project
Michael Evans (photographer)
1983
18/66 3035
SenatorJackson standing in front of a bookcase with his hands resting on a leatherchair, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
Bedford Ottawa (photographer)
circa 1980s
Close-ups of Senator Jackson in his office, SenateOffice Building, Washington, D.C.
circa 1980s
Box/Folder item
18/67 3036-3037
Senator Jackson talking with stacks of papers in background
James H. Pickerell (photographer)
18/68 3038
Close-up of Senator Jackson with head turned to side
Jon Coopersmith (photographer)
Box/Folder item
18/69 3039 1983 January 25
18/70 3040/1-3
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with James W. Lehman and family, holding Superior Achievement Award, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1983 January 28
18/71 3041/4-9
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with military official Orler and shaking hands with Dick Klinge, chairman, National Convention Commission, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1983 February 22
18/72 3042/4-5
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with Jesse Smith, Catherine Van Ness, Paul Hoffert, and other of the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1983 February 24
18/73 3043
President Ronald R. Reagan sitting at a long table during a breakfast meeting with Senators Jackson, James Wright, and others, Cabinet Room, White House, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
The WhiteHouse (photographer)
General Notes: A letter from Pamela J. Turner, Deputy Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs, is filed with the photograph.
1983 March 8
18/74 3044/2-5
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with young priest Bob Massey? and woman, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph) : color
1983 March 16
18/75 3045/24-[26] 1983 March 16
18/76 3046
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with National 4-H Conference participants Kim Zachow, Don Coppock, and others, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1983 April 14
18/77 3047/3-6
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with Klaus and Paula Stern, participants of the American Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1983 April 15
18/78 3048/7-8
Senator Jackson standing with Mark Schoenfeld and members of the Maharishi International University College of Natural Law, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
1983 April 19
18/79 3049-3051
Senator Jackson speaking at a ceremony under a yellow and white tent, Jewish Parochial Girls School, Shulamith School, Brooklyn, New York
3 photographs : color
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson sitting at a table with Jewish men.
1983 May 15
18/80 3052/1-4
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson with residents of the Greenwood Senior Center in Seattle, Washington, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
Scope and Content: One of the residents is holding a sign, "Greenwood Senior Center: Social-Recreational-Educational and Community Service Center for Older Adults."
1983 May 16
18/81 3053/1-4
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson presenting Stephanie Shinn with National Aeronautic Association Certificate of Record, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson with Shinn and her parents.
1983 May 17
Senatorial salute to Bob Hope, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Jackson sponsored Senate Resolution 147, authorizing a senatorial salute to Bob Hope on the occasion of his eightieth birthday and the resolution passed on May 17, 1983. The birthday party was attended by various Senators and politicians giving speeches, presenting Hope with a birthday cake commemorating the resolution, and awarding Hope with a framed certificate.
1983 May 19
Box/Folder item
18/82 3054-3063
18/83 3064/1-31
Contactsheet, Vice President George H.W. Bush, Senator Jackson, and Bob Hope speakingat podium and presenting Hope with framed award
1 contact sheet (3 photographs) : color
U.S. Senate (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Dolores Hope.
18/84 3065/2-25
Contactsheet, Senator Jackson and Bob Hope sitting at dinner table withother
1 contact sheet (1 photograph) : color
U.S. Senate (photographer)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Hope speaking with Senator AlanCranston, sitting next to Congressman Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill, speaking withothers, and walking down a hallway with Senator Jackson.
18/85 3066
Contactsheet, Bob Hope standing and talking with Senators Jackson, Slade Gorton,Malcolm Wallop?, and others
1 contact sheet (2 photographs) : color
U.S. Senate (photographer)
Scope and Content: Contact sheets include Bob Hope with Senators Jackson andGorton; Helen Hardin Jackson; Congressman Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill, andothers.
18/86 3067/2-36
Contactsheet, Bob Hope with Senators Jackson, John G. Tower, Ted Stevens, CongressmanThomas P. "Tip" O'Neill, Dolores Hope, and others
1 contact sheet : color
U.S. Senate (photographer)
18/87 3068/2-36
Contactsheet, Bob Hope standing with Dorothy Fosdick and other staffmembers
1 contact sheet (2 photographs) : color
U.S. Senate (photographer)
18/88 3069/1-33
Contactsheet, Bob Hope speaking with Congressman Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill, SenatorDaniel K. Inouye, Senator Robert C. Byrd, and others
1 contact sheet : color
U.S. Senate (photographer)
18/89 3070/1-33
Contactsheet, Bob and Dolores Hope speaking with Senator Jackson, John Brademas?, andothers at a reception outside U.S. Capitol Building
1 contact sheet : color
U.S. Senate (photographer)
18/90 3071/2-[21]
Contactsheet, Bob Hope signing autographs outside, speaking with Senator Jackson, andstanding with the Jackson family on the steps of the U.S. CapitolBuilding
1 contact sheet : color
U.S. Senate (photographer)
Box/Folder item
19/1 3072-3074
Senator Jackson sitting and talking with others during a luncheon for former Senator Howard Walter Cannon?, Pentagon, Arlington, Virginia
3 photographs : color
1983 May
19/2 3075/8-10
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with Senate Democratic Page Kathy Koh and other, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1983 June 7
19/3 3076/19-20
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson accepting a framed certificate and standing with the class of 1983 of the Shulamith School on the steps outside the U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1983 June 9
19/4 3077/10-13
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with Energy Committee staff and holding up a framed picture of a sailing ship, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph) : color
U.S.Senate (photographer)
1983 June 10
19/5 3078/3-6
Senators Jackson and Slade Gorton standing with United States Marine Corps, Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (USMC JROTC) on the steps outside the U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1983 June 20
19/6 3079/3-[10]
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with Senate Republican Page Taylor Kiland, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson standing with military officer Hagelin? on the steps outside the U.S. Capitol Building.
1983 July 12
19/7 3080/3-7
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with House of Representatives Page Jay Ruderman? on steps outside U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1983 July 26
19/8 3081/7-14
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with Boys Nation participants and Senate Democratic Page Mark Fox, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
1983 July 28
Senator Jackson visiting the People's Republic of China
1983 August 27
Box/Folder item
19/9 3082
SenatorJackson in a farewell embrace with Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping during a trip toChina.
General Notes: Photograph accompanied by article: Dwight Schear, "Scoop inChina," The Seattle Times, September 4, 1983.
Accession
19/10 3560-031
Newspaperclippings
General Notes: Dwight Schear, "A fresh impetus for closer U.S. ties withChina, Japan," The Seattle Times, September 29, 1983.Dwight Schear, "Modern rulers of China see no shortcuts," The Seattle Times, September 11, 1983.Dwight Schear, "Jackson was campaigning to the end," The Seattle Times."US Senator Jackson dies," China Daily, Saturday, September 3, 1983.Dwight Schear, "Trip was vintage Jackson," The Seattle Times, September 2, 1983.Dr. Kenneth Pyle, "A living memorial to Henry Jackson," The Seattle Times, September 18, 1983?
Box/Folder item
19/11 3083-3085
Senator Jackson shaking hands and talking with others, Edwin Meese reception, the Center for the Study of the Presidency, Washington, D.C.
1983
19/12 3086
Senator Jackson sitting next to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) administrator William D. Ruckelshaus during a committee meeting, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Scoop, If you spit out that water I'll tell the Committee. Bill"
1983
19/13 3087
Senator Slade Gorton, Washington
1 photograph : color
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Scoop Jackson, whose wisdom, thoughtfulness, and friendship have made my first two years in the Senate rewarding. With respect and gratitude, Slade."
1983
19/14 3088
Senator Jackson speaking at the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, New York, New York
GordonBishop (photographer)
circa 1980s
19/15 3089-3091 circa 1980s
19/16 3092/4-18
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson delivering testimony during a Committee hearing, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
circa 1980s
19/17 3093 circa 1980s
19/18 3094
Senator Jackson talking with James R. Schlesinger
1 photograph : color
U.S. Department ofEnergy (photographer)
circa 1980s
19/19 3095
Senator Jackson speaking to members of the American Forestry Association
1 photograph : color
circa 1980s
19/20 3096/4-14
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with William R. McSpadden, E.B. White, Jr., and Kay Dennis Jones in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: White is an employee of United Nuclear Corporation? (UNC) Resources and Jones is an employee of UNC Nuclear Industries.
circa 1980s
19/21 3097 circa 1980s
19/22 3098
Jackson sitting at a desk with microphone, Face the Nation television program, CBS News, Washington, D.C.
1 photograph : color
Reni NewsphotoService? (photographer)
circa 1980s
19/23 3099
Senator Jackson with other
circa 1980s
19/24 3100
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing in front of fireplace mantle with Nancy Shute, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet : color
circa 1980s
19/25 3101
Contact sheet, the Jackson family standing with couple in front of automobile outdoors
1 contact sheet : color
circa 1980s
19/26 3102/5-[21]
Contact sheet, Senators Jackson and Slade Gorton speaking to reporters during a press conference, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
1 contact sheet
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson standing with military officials and Colonel Dick Saty?, City of Spokane, Department of Public Utilities.
circa 1980s
19/27 3103-3112
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson with various individuals and groups in his office, Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
10 contact sheets : color
Scope and Content: Includes Gail Kefauver and friends from England, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hopkinson; John M. Yates, Ambassador to the Republic of Cape Verde with his parents, Leon and Violet Yates; Goldie R. Goldstein from the Southeastern Florida Holocaust Memorial Center in Miami, Florida; Boy's Nation Representatives Dennis D. Nichols of Spokane, Washington and Stephen R. Spoonamore of Mercer Island, Washington; Stanley S. Golub, Jr. and Joan Blanusa; and others.
General Notes: A note from Rick Cocker accompanies one of the contact sheets.
circa 1980s
Death of Senator Jackson
1983 September 6
Box/Folder item
19/28 3113/3-19
Contactsheets, Senator Jackson's office, Senate Office Building, Washington,D.C.
2 contact sheets : color
19/29 3114/2-17
Contactsheets, Senator Jackson's office, Senate Office Building, Washington,D.C.
2 contact sheets
Campaign Material
1964 Senatorial
Box/Folder item
19/30 3115-3116
Senator andMrs. Jackson, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, and others speaking during afundraising reception and dinner, "An Evening with the Jacksons," OlympicHotel, Seattle, Washington
1963 November 14
1970 Senatorial
Box/Folder item
19/31 3117-3118
SenatorJackson with the U.S. Capitol Building looming in the background, Washington,D.C.
Jacques Lowe (photographer)
Scope and Content: This photograph was used for campaign literature in theCampaign Ephemera accession, No. 3560-016.
1969 January 15
19/32 3119
SenatorJackson standing with youth volunteers for the Scoop re-election campaign,Washington State
1970
19/33 3120
Campaign billboard, "Senator Henry Jackson ServesOur Country Well."
D.S. Garbett
General Notes: Right hand corner of photograph is torn.
circa 1970
19/34 3121
Senator andMrs. Jackson standing outdoors with young supporters wearing "I'm for Scoop"campaign buttons and "Jackson" sashes, Richland, Washington
D.S. Garbett (photographer)
circa 1970
1972 Presidential
General Notes: The 1972 Presidential Campaign in both Wisconsin and Florida State was documented by Paul S. Conklin, who carried out the bulk of the photographing of the functions, receptions, dinners, and rallies Senator Jackson attended either by himself or with the rest of the family. Laszlo Pal recorded sound and moving image footage of most of the events and these materials are available in their requisite accessions. Pal's documentation of the campaign culminated in the campaign commercials Jackson used for his presidential bid, as well as a longer half-hour campaign film, "A Different Man." Among the photographs Paul S. Conklin, who served on the staff for the Jackson Presidential Campaign, has been noted at the folder level for those contact sheets, negatives, and photographs which he has been identified as producing in conjunction with the campaign.
Box/Folder item
19/35 3122
SenatorJackson standing with female campaign workers wearing campaign hats and sashes,Omaha, Nebraska
Whale Photography (photographer)
1971 October 21
19/36 3123
Anna Mariekissing Senator Clinton P. Anderson on the cheek with Senator and Mrs. Jacksonand Peter after Jackson's announcement of his candidacy for the Democraticpresidential nomination, Washington, D.C.
The Associated Press (photographer)
General Notes: A caption, "Friend of the Family," accompanies thephotographs.
1971 November 19
Senator Jackson Campaign, Wisconsin
1971-1972
Box/Folder item
19/37 3124
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson talking with students and faculty, Wisconsin Student Meeting, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1 contact sheet
Don Nusbaum (photographer)
General Notes: A paper note signed by Don Nusbaum accompanies the photographs.
19/38 3125-3130
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson speaking to audience in a hotel conference room, talking with workers in a garment factory, speaking to businessmen during a luncheon, speaking at a press conference with other, and meeting with others during the 25th anniversary celebration of the Canadian Klondike Club
6 contact sheets
19/39 3131-3136
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson shaking hands with campaign supporters, speaking to a crowd during a rally, and talking with workers in a garment factory
6 contact sheets
19/40 3137/1-[37]
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson eating lunch on a bus, answering questions during an interview, and speaking to a young couple with infant
1 contact sheet
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
19/41 3138/1-[37]
19/42 3139/2-[37]
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking with workers in a cafeteria, Pabst Brewery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
19/43 3140/1-35
19/44 3141
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson shaking hands with two women
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson speaking with other men and on the campaign bus with staff.
19/45 3142/3-34
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking with dairy farmers outdoors and talking with an elderly man in a nursing home
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes close-ups of Jackson.
19/46 3143/1-35
19/47 3144/2-36
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking during a press conference with Helen Hardin Jackson and Bess Meyerson sitting in the background and speaking to students and faculty, Wisconsin Student Meeting, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1 contact sheet (3 photographs)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
19/48 3145/0-35
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson holding a bottle and speaking to workers in a cafeteria, Pabst Brewery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
19/49 3146/3-[37]
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking to students and faculty, Wisconsin Student Meeting, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1 contact sheet (3 photographs)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson speaking at microphones during a press conference with Helen Hardin Jackson in the background.
19/50 3147/2-[37]
Contact sheet, Senator and Mrs. Jackson on the set of "Questions and Answers"? during interview
1 contact sheet (3 photographs)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
19/51 3148/0-19
Senator Jackson Campaign, Florida
1971-1972
Box/Folder item
19/52 3149-3157
Senator Jackson delivering a speech outdoors to a crowd of senior citizens holding "Jackson" pennants, Florida
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson dancing with members of the crowd and shaking hands with others indoors.
19/53 3158-3165
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson talking with various individuals and groups
8 contact sheets
James H. Pickerell, Bethesda, Maryland (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson speaking to groups indoors and outdoors, attending a luncheon, speaking at a press conference, talking with young people outdoors on a lawn, and attending a reception.
19/54 3166/4-[37]
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking at a table with microphones during a press conference with Helen Hardin Jackson sitting in the background
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
James H. Pickerell, Bethesda, Maryland (photographer)
19/55 3167/4-[37]
Contact sheet, Close-up of Helen Hardin Jackson listening during press conference with Senator Jackson
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
James H. Pickerell, Bethesda, Maryland (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson speaking outdoors to a crowd on a lawn.
19/56 3168-3174
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson speaking to college students outdoors, speaking at a press conference, and talking with others during "Contact" television program, Miami, Florida
7 contact sheets
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
19/57 3175/1-[37]
Contact sheet, Close-ups of Senator Jackson wearing a suit and tie and talking during a meeting
1 contact sheet (11 photographs)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: One photograph is autographed by Jackson.
19/58 3176/1-[37]
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson answering questions in a crowd of young reporters, Miami, Florida
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson speaking at a banquet and talking with other during a private interview.
19/59 3177/2-[37]
Contact sheet, Close-up of Senator Jackson during a speech given to a group of young men and women
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
19/60 3178/1-20
Senator Jackson talking with African-American voters on the street, Miami, Florida
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson presenting an award to two men during indoors ceremony.
19/61 3179/1-32
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking to a small group of young men at a reception, Miami?, Florida
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
19/62 3180
Senator Jackson holding a campaign sign, "'Scoop' Jackson into the White House VOTE," with young female campaign supporter, Florida
19/63 3181/3-[37]
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking at a press conference with Florida Governor Reuben Askew and sitting with other campaign workers in a furnished bus
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson speaking to a crowd of young people and African-American voters outside with Helen Hardin Jackson, Anna Marie Jackson, and Peter Jackson.
19/64 3182/3-31
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting and talking inside a home
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson being interviewed on a boat? and a young boy wearing a "Jackson '72" hat.
19/65 3183
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking to a crowd outside a town hall with a monument
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
19/66 3184
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking with an older man in a crowd after a speech outside of a restaurant
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson speaking with a group of children; delivering a speech to supporters indoors while Helen, Anna Marie, and Peter listen in the background; and meeting with others in a cafeteria.
19/67 3185/2-[37]
19/68 3186/0-20
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking to a mostly older crowd in a residential area outdoors
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson speaking and shaking hands with campaign supporters indoors and outdoors.
19/69 3187-3193
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson speaking and meeting with various groups and individuals during indoor and outdoor events
7 contact sheets
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Contact sheets include Jackson with Helen, Anna Marie, and Peter; speaking indoors with Florida Governor Reuben Askew; meeting with campaign workers on a bus; speaking with Edmund Muskie supporters; Helen visiting a hospital; speaking in front of Santa Rosa County Courthouse; Jackson and Helen placing flowers by Vietnam/Korean War memorial; and Jackson speaking with the disabled and African-American voters.
19/70 3194/1-25
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking to a crowd of senior citizens in front of Wolfie's Restaurant, Miami, Florida
1 contact sheet
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson speaking to two men indoors.
1971-1972
19/71 3195-3197
Senator Jackson speaking to an audience and meeting with administrators, Jacksonville University, Jacksonville, Florida
Scope and Content: Includes Jacksonville University President, Robert H. Spiro; Congressman Charles E. Bennett; Donald Donahue; President of the Student Government Association, Marvin Wells; and Dean of Faculties, Dan A. Thomas.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
1972 January 7
19/72 3198-3200
Senator Jackson standing on a bench and addressing a crowd outdoors, Polk County, Bartow, Florida
Diane Hypes (photographer)
Scope and Content: One photograph shows a boy leaning on a bicycle and an older woman facing Jackson who is standing on bench and speaking into a microphone. The second photograph, taken from behind Jackson, shows the full crowd at the campaign rally. The third photograph is the front page of the Daily News showing thephotograph of Jackson speaking the smaller crowd of the boy and olderwoman.A note from Dennis Williams, employer of photographer, Diane Hypes, is handwritten on the back of the first photograph.
1972 February 10
19/73 3201-3206
Senator and Mrs. Jackson standing with Charles Krug and W.B. Stevens during an outdoor reception, Polk County, Bartow, Florida
6 photographs : color
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson in the Polk County Courthouse and talking with others during a party on a private residence with a barn and horses.
circa 1972
Box/Folder item
19/74 3207-3208 1971-1972
19/75 3209-3210
SenatorJackson speaking at a podium with banner, "MNPL National Planning Committee"and "Machinists Non-Partisan Political League," Machinist's National PoliticalLeague, Washington, D.C.
Del Ankers PhotographersThe Machinist Weekly (photographer)
1971-1972
Senator Jackson Campaign, Maryland
1971-1972
Box/Folder item
19/76 3211/12-20
Contact sheet, Senator and Mrs. Jackson standing in front of audience outdoors and petting a bulldog during campaign rally, Annapolis, Maryland
1 contact sheet
M.E. Warren (photographer)
19/77 3212/21-35
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson addressing the Maryland State Bar Association, Hunt Valley Inn, Baltimore, Maryland
1 contact sheet
M.E. Warren
Box/Folder item
19/78 3213-3214
SenatorJackson sitting with Senators George S. McGovern, Edmund S. Muskie, Hubert H.Humphrey, and Shirley A. Chisholm Meet the Press, NBC News,Washington, D.C.
General Notes: A signed note from Lawrence E. Spivak on behalf of Meet the Press is filed with the photographs.
1971-1972
19/79 3215/1-8
Contactsheet, Campaign staff standing in front of "Jackson '72" bus, City Hall Plaza,New York, New York
1 contact sheet (4 photographs)
Wide World Photos, Inc (photographer)
Scope and Content: The other side of the bus has a banner, "Scoops Troops."
1972 January 19
19/80 3216
Contactsheet, reception at the Jackson family home, Everett, Washington
1 contact sheet
Dave Horner (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Congressman Lloyd Meeds.
circa 1972
19/81 3217 1972
Democratic National Convention, Miami BeachConvention Center, Miami, Florida
1972 July
Box/Folder item
19/82 3218-3229
Senator Jackson speaking and waving to crowd during various speaking engagements held at the Hotel Algiers and Fontainebleu
4 photographs : color
Richard F. Wagner (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson waving to an audience with Shirley A. Chisholm.
19/83 3230
Senator Jackson speaking with John K. Wilson and African-American Jackson delegates outdoors
Dev O'Neill (photographer)
19/84 3231
box-folder:oversize
23/22-26 3514-3518
1976 Presidential
Senator Jackson Campaign, Maryland
1975 July
Box/Folder item
20/1 3232-3233
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson talking with staff of the "Tune in America" Democratic National Telethon
2 contact sheets
F & C MatriccianiF.A. Matricciani (photographer)
General Notes: A letter to Mr. Brian Corcoran from F. A. Matricciani is filed with the contact sheets.
20/2 3234/1-12
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking to a crowd outdoors and talking with campaign supporters in Inner Harbor
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
F & C MatriccianiF.A. Matricciani (photographer)
20/3 3235/1-12
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson being interviewed, talking with campaign supporters, and signing autographs
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
F & C MatriccianiF.A. Matricciani (photographer)
20/4 3236/1-12
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking in the center of a crowd in front of "Baltimore on the Move with Mayor Schaefer" bus
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
F & C MatriccianiF.A. Matricciani (photographer)
20/5 3237-3240
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson talking with others outdoors in Inner Harbor, eating crabs, and attending a reception in a private home
4 contact sheets
F & C MatriccianiF.A. Matricciani (photographer)
20/6 3241/1-12
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing with wife of Congressman Clarence Long, Susanna Long, during reception
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
F & C MatriccianiF.A. Matricciani (photographer)
20/7 3242-3243
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson standing with various individuals during reception at private home
2 contact sheets
F & C MatriccianiF.A. Matricciani (photographer)
20/8 3244-3248
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson with Susanna Long, Brian Corcoran, Don Donahue, and others during reception at a private home
5 contact sheets
F & C MatriccianiF.A. Matricciani (photographer)
20/9 3249-3254
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson speaking to members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers with banners, "Had Enough Now? Put America Back to Work Now. Jackson for President"
6 contact sheets
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson speaking at various indoor events; speaking with other during a press conference; various close-ups; being interviewed for a news program? by other; and signing autographs.
20/10 3255/2-[37]
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking with African-American voters and holding an infant during a reception at a private home
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Fred M. Hublitz (photographer)
20/11 3256-3258
Senator Jackson signing autographs in a crowd of older men
Fred M. Hublitz (photographer)
20/12 3259-3261
Senator Jackson addressing a group of people indoors
Fred Hublitz (photographer)
Announcement of Jesse Unruh, Chairman of theCalifornia Presidential Campaign, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington,D.C.
1975 September 25
Box/Folder item
20/13 3262-3264
Contact sheets, press conference with Senator Jackson and California State Treasurer, Jesse Unruh, Washington, D.C.
3 contact sheets
20/14 3265
Senator Jackson and California State Treasurer, Jesse Unruh, sitting together during a press conference
The Associated Press (photographer)
General Notes: A caption is filed with the photograph.
Senator Jackson Campaign, Massachusetts
1975-1976
Box/Folder item
20/15 3266
Senator Jackson with his arm around Professor Evan Bredakis during his presidential campaign, Lexington, Massachusetts
Scope and Content: Jackson appears with Bredakis during a Greek-American community meeting hosted by Bredakis.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photograph.
1975 November 9
20/16 3267-3268
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson, Governor Jimmy Carter, Senator Birch Bayh, Governor Milton Shapp, and Congressman Morris Udall sitting at a table during a televised presidential forum with the League of Women Voters
2 contact sheets
1976
20/17 3269/2-[37]
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson and Congressman Charles Buffone talking and shaking hands with others in a cafeteria
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Scope and Content: Includes Secret Service Agent Edward Noland and staff member Thomas Beninghof.
1976 February
20/18 3270/2-36
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking during a televised press conference and the Jackson family visiting a church
1 contact sheet
1976
20/19 3271/2-36
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking to laborers outdoors, Hard Hat Rally of Union Building Trades
1 contact sheet
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson sitting on a stage in an auditorium with others.
1976
20/20 3272-3275
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson speaking at various events and the Jackson family touring a ship in Boston Harbor
4 contact sheets
1976
20/21 3276-3281
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson meeting with various groups during campaign stops
6 contact sheets
Scope and Content: Includes a campaign stop to Narragansett Commonwealth.
1976
20/22 3282-3283
Contact sheets of Helen Hardin Jackson meeting with others and touring a museum exhibition
2 contact sheets
1976
20/23 3284-3293
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson speaking to groups during various campaign stops
10 contact sheets
Scope and Content: Includes a crowd holding "Save Our Beaches" signs and the Jackson family at a museum.
1976
20/24 3294-3303
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson speaking and meeting with others during campaign stops, Boston
10 contact sheets
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson speaking at the Boston 200 Presidential Forums; the Jackson family celebrating Anna Marie's birthday party; and the Jackson family touring a ship docked in Boston Harbor.
1976
20/25 3304-3313
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson speaking and meeting with union workers, students, and others during campaign stops, Boston
10 contact sheets
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson speaking with garment workers; speaking to students, Sheraton Lincoln Inn, Boston University School of Law; speaking to a group, the Holiday Inn, Waltham, Massachuetts; and Jackson being interviewed in a television? studio.
1976
20/26 3314-3320
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson speaking with a pharmacist in a drugstore, speaking to various crowds, and standing with Congressman Morris Udall
7 contact sheets
1976
20/27 3321-3323
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson walking with others in Haymarket Square, Boston
3 contact sheets
1976
20/28 3324-3328
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson speaking with African-American voters and others during campaign
5 contact sheets
1976
20/29 3329
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking to a small crowd outdoors in the evening with sign, "Kemper Insurance Companies"
1 contact sheet
1976
20/30 3330 1976
Box/Folder item
20/31 3331
SenatorJackson addressing a small group of students during his campaign, University ofWashington?, Seattle, Washington
University of Washington, Office of Information ServicesJohn A. Moore (photographer)
1975
Senator Jackson Campaign, Florida
1975-1976
Box/Folder item
20/32 3332/1-[35]
Contact sheet, Senators Jackson and Daniel Patrick Moynihan with Edward J. Carlough speaking to union workers indoors with "Jackson Means Jobs" poster
1 contact sheet
20/33 3333-3371
20/34 3372-3380
Senator Jackson shaking hands and talking with labor leaders
9 photographs : color
Scope and Content: Includes Helen, Anna Marie, Peter, George Meany, Edward J. Carlough, and others.
20/35 3381-3389
The Jackson family standing and talking with labor leaders
9 photographs : color
Scope and Content: Includes George Meany, Bob Keefe, Secret Service Agent John Clockadale, Edward J. Carlough, insurance agent Ben Feldman?, sportswriter Red Smith?, and others.
20/36 3390-3396
The Jackson family standing and talking with labor leaders
Scope and Content: Includes George Meany, Edward J. Carlough, and others.
20/37 3397
Senator Jackson leaning over a platform railing and shaking hands with senior citizens during a campaign rally, Miami, Florida
George Tames (photographer)
20/38 3398
20/39 3399-3400
20/40 3401-3403
Senator Jackson standing at podium outdoors and raising fingers in V formation to a crowd, Miami, Florida
1976
20/41 3404-3406
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson attending an outdoor event, Kennedy Space Center, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and Victor Three Aviation, Inc.
4 contact sheets
Cecil Stoughton (photographer)
1976
20/42 3407-3408
Senator Jackson hugging Joe Abate, District 2 candidate, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and Victor Three Aviation, Inc.
Cecil Stoughton (photographer)
General Notes: Inscribed, "To Senator Jackson Joe Abate" and "Senator Jackson, your still the greatest. Joe Abate."
1976
20/43 3409
Helen Hardin Jackson wearing sunglasses outdoors during a campaign stop, Miami Beach
1976
20/44 3410
Senator Jackson addressing a crowd of reporters outside with Helen Hardin Jackson standing in the background
Frank Kashuda (photographer)
circa 1970s
20/45 3411
Senator Jackson standing between United Autoworkers union members, Sam Fischman and Hank Layaco, on the beach during a campaign stop, Miami Beach
1976
20/46 3412-3413 1976
20/47 3414-3415 1976
20/48 3416-3420 1976
20/49 3421-3423
Senator Jackson talking with Vic Rielsel and others on the beach, Miami Beach
1976
20/50 3424 1976
20/51 3425-3435
Senator Jackson standing with Nick Morley and other Dade County officials at a reception for newly-elected mayor Maurice Ferre, held at the Morley residence, Miami
Chip Daly (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Miami Commissioner Rose Gordon, Dade County Mayor Steve Clark, Miami Commissioner J. L. Plummer, and others.
General Notes: A memo to Brian Corcoran from Don Petit on behalf of Chip Daly is filed with the photographs.
1976
20/52 3436/2-[37]
Contact sheet, Senator and Mrs. Jackson reading aboard an airplane
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
1976
20/53 3437/2-[37]
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson leading a group of students wearing "Scoop's Troops" T-shirts and shaking hands with young men of the Killian Senior High School wrestling team
1 contact sheet (3 photographs)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson sitting next to Mr. Chiles during a press conference and speaking to a group of people with "Stop Federal Land Grab" signs.
1976
20/54 3438/0-25
Contact sheet, Senator and Mrs. Jackson talking with voters after a campaign rally
1 contact sheet (3 photographs)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson standing with three security officers.
1976
20/55 3439/2-[37]
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson sitting with other during a meeting with college students? and reading on an airplane
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
1976
20/56 3440/2-[37] 1976
20/57 3441/2-[37]
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson shaking hands with an elderly woman and talking with a group of young men
1 contact sheet (3 photographs)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Senator and Mrs. Jackson walking away from an airplane after arrival and talking with others on a college campus.
1976
20/58 3442/2-[37]
Contact sheet, Close-ups of Senator Jackson and sitting with others during a meeting with college students
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
1976
20/59 3443/3-[37]
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson speaking with an older man leaning on a bicycle and standing next to a conquistadore-costumed actor behind a podium outdoors
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson speaking with others in the Airstream Trailer Park, a young boy holding a "For President: Scoop Jackson" sign, and various close-ups of Senator Jackson.
1976
20/60 3444-3448
Contact sheets, Senator Jackson talking with various groups
5 contact sheets
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson speaking to a group in front of an airplane; being filmed for a television show; talking to a large crowd; speaking with older people at the Airstream Trailer Park; playing shuffleboard with others; and various close-ups.
1976
20/61 3449/1-34
Contact sheet, Senator and Mrs. Jackson signing autographs and talking with participants, Honorary Strawberry Pickers, Holiday Inn
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
1976
20/62 3450/0-[37]
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson talking with others sitting in fold-out lawn chairs in the Airstream Trailer Park
1 contact sheet (2 photographs)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Senator Jackson standing on a pier with two men and a boy.
1976
20/63 3451/0-[37]
Contact sheet, Senator and Mrs. Jackson standing behind a banquet table at a breakfast campaign event and meeting with voters
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Senator and Mrs. Jackson watching and speaking with older people.
1976
20/64 3452/3-[37] 1976
20/65 3453/2-[37]
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson standing behind at a podium with a conquistadore-costumed actor
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Senator and Mrs. Jackson shaking hands and talking with others and talking with marionettes.
1976
20/66 3454/4-32
Contact sheet, Senator Jackson signing autographs for a line of supporters after a campaign luncheon
1 contact sheet (1 photograph)
Paul S. Conklin (photographer)
Scope and Content: Contact sheet includes Jackson speaking with African-American women.
1976
Box/Folder item
20/67 3455
SenatorJackson talking and shaking hands with others in a crowd
Robert Kegel (photographer)
1976 March
20/68 3456-3458
Contactsheets, Senator and Mrs. Jackson attending a Jackson candle-lit campaignbanquet with a banner, "Senator Henry M. Jackson The Man for America's Future,"California
3 contact sheets
Roger Sandler (photographer)
General Notes: A business card for Roger Sandler is filed with the contactsheets.
1976
20/69 3459-3460
WashingtonState citizens standing in line at the post office and mailing campaignliterature in support of Senator Jackson for president, Royal City, Quincy, andGeorge, Washington
Dave Johnson (photographer)
Scope and Content: Includes W.F. Halpin, former Mayor Sam Poarch, Mayor HermanJensen, and Abner Haugen mailing letters to Florida.
1976
20/70 3461
SenatorJackson and Governor Jimmy Carter waving to a crowd, Democratic NationalConvention, Madison Square Garden, New York, New York
Dev O'NeillK. Jewell (photographer)
1976 July
1982 Senatorial
EverettDemocratic campaign headquarters, Everett, Washington
1982 September 15
Box/Folder item
20/71 3462
Slide, Senator Jackson standing with Jay Pearson and Mike Cassidy in front of the Everett Democratic campaign headquarters
1 slide : color
box-folder:oversize
23/27 3519
Senator Jackson standing with Jay Pearson and Mike Cassidy in front of the Everett Democratic campaign headquarters, Everett, Washington
1 photograph : color
Box/Folder Accession
21/1-10 3560-031
Restricted Photograph Originals
Restrictions on Access: Select files in the photographic and graphic materials accession are restricted. Reference photocopies replace the originals within the collection and are available for patron use.
Congressman Jackson visiting Germany (originals fromBox 1, folders 19-28)
1945 April
Box/Folder item
21/1 45-52
U.S. Army liberating Gotha, Lager-Nordhausen, and Gottingen concentration camps, Germany
U.S. Army, Signal Corps (photographer)
Scope and Content: Photographic documentation of concentration camp survivors, camp crematoriums, and camp conditions. Includes General Dwight D. Eisenhower, General Omar N. Bradley, Lt. General George S. Patton, and Major General Manton Eddy.
1945 April 8-16
21/2 53-64
U.S. Army liberating Buchenwald concentration camp, Weimar, Germany
The Associated PressU.S. Army, Signal Corps (photographer)
Scope and Content: Aerial photographs of the camp, the entrance, survivors, living quarters, children standing behind a barbed wire fence, a group of children leaving the camp, survivor draped in blanket, pile of crematorium remains, pile of bodies, and sleeping bunks (includes Elie Wiesel).
General Notes: Captions, "Third U.S. Army Exposes Horror of Buchenwald Camp," are filed with the photographs.
1945 April 1
21/3 65-73
Leipzig and Gardelegen concentration camps, Germany and Gusen concentration camp, Muhlhausen, Austria
U.S. Army, Signal Corps (photographer)
Scope and Content: Photographs document the deceased of the camps.
General Notes: Captions are filed with the photographs.
1945 April-May
21/4-8 74-114
U.S. Congressional delegation visiting the Buchenwald concentration camp, Buchenwald, Germany
5 folders
Scope and Content: Congressional delegation arriving by U.S. Army plane to air field, meeting with U.S. army officials and soldiers, Jackson standing in front of military Jeep wearing a heavy coat, Jackson with various groups in front of demolished buildings, empty airplane hanger, a boat at sea, individuals standing in front of pile of bodies, group standing in front of K.L.B. monument, Jackson standing in front of entrance to concentration camp, group of delegates and young male survivors indoors with musical instruments, and shots of airplanes on airfield. Includes Colonel Turner, General Valier, Major Mossmiller; Congressmen Jackson of Washington, Francis E. Walter of Pennsylvania, Carter Manasco of Alabama, Albert M. Rains of Alabama, Earl Wilson of Indiana, Marion T. Bennett of Missouri, and Francis Eugene Worley of Texas.
1945 April 22
21/9 115-118
U.S. Congressional delegate, Congresswoman Clare Boothe Luce of Connecticut, and British Members of Parliament visiting the Buchenwald concentration camp, Buchenwald, Germany
Pool, Haacker, Acme, Combine (photographer)
Scope and Content: Luce meeting and talking with young male concentration camp survivors; making a radio recording outside the gates of the concentration camp; talking with and inspecting the bunks where camp prisoners slept; and standing in the courtyard with military officials and other delegates. Includes Lt. Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenbug, Major General William C. Kepner; and Congresswoman Luce with Congressmen John C. Kunkel of Pennsylvania, and Leonard C. Hall of New York.
General Notes: Captions, "British and U.S. MP's at Horror Camp," are filed with the photographs.
1945 April 24
21/10 119
Congressman Jackson with private first class officer William Steele, Frankfurt, Germany
1945 May 2
Box/Folder item
21/12 2095-2096
Valery Panov(original from Box 12, folder 42)
Jennie Walton (photographer)
General Notes: Photographs are inscribed in Russian by Panov.Photograph 1 inscribed (translated): "Silence! Silence!Hamlet. Thank you for speaking out. To Jackson, V. Panov, 1974."Photograph 2 inscribed (translated): "A remembrance for theman whom I shall remember all my life. For the honor and the advice of the man,Senator Jackson. With love, V. Panov, 1974."
1974

Accession No. 3560-032: Henry M. Jackson moving images collection, 1956-1987 (bulk 1956-1976)Return to Top

14.5 cubic feet
Arrangement: The first series of this accession are based on Senator Jackson's activities in the Senate and are broken down by term. A posthumous series follows, which encompasses ceremonies and activities held in honor of the late Senator. Senatorial and Presidential bids conclude the arrangement and are broken down by year.The Moving Images accession has been arranged into 10 series:
  • Senate, 1952-1958
  • Senate, 1959-1964
  • Senate, 1965-1970
  • Senate, 1971-1976
  • Senate, 1977-1982
  • Senate, 1983
  • Posthumous, 1984-1987
  • 1972 Presidential
  • 1976 Presidential
  • 1982 Senatorial

Scope and Content: The Moving Images accessions consists of Jackson campaign films and commercials, political endorsements, press interviews, commercial news broadcasts, and tour films. The U.S. Senate Recording Studio segments of the1950s contain political statements, interviews with military officials, conversations with political colleagues, and press interviews with Senator Jackson. A Washington Public Power Supply System (WPPSS) film, President Kennedy Speaks at Hanford, offers a formal introduction to the Hanford facilities in Hanford, Washington, one year after President John F. Kennedy authorized legislation to create the facility. Also included are Meet the Press television interviews; inspection trips to China and Antartica; a Face the Nation interview with Jackson during his chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee in 1960; a Russian military film, True Sons of the People; Senator Jackson's endorsement of Lyndon B. Johnson for Vice-President at the 1960 Democratic National Convention; and campaign commercials for both presidential and senatorial campaigns.

The original materials in this accession consist of 58 16-mmfilms, 6 ½-inch videocartridges, 20 ¾-inch videocassettes (U-Matic), 13 2-inchquadruplex, and 1 videocassette (VHS). A Digital Betacam preservation masterwas created from the originals, as well as a DVD-R for patron use, when theaccession was reprocessed and fully listed in 2007. For further information,see Processing Info below.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.

User copies must be used in place of film and videotape originals.

DVD player required to view user copies.

Processing Info: Each of the films and videocassettes has been transferred to DVD-R to facilitate access, and each viewing copy DVD-R has been assigned a unique identification number. The identification numbers for the original film and videotapes in the collection have been retained and correspond to the individual segments printed on the DVD-Rs. The original films and videotapes have been cleaned and stored for permanent archival retention.

Where possible, the migration of the materials in the Moving Images accession was taken from the original media, to ensure the best possibletransfer for quality and content. A portion of the collection (VT49-VT64) was composed of archival copies on ¾-inch U-MATIC videocassette. These were derived from personal copies of videos owned by Mrs. Helen Jackaon, which were loaned to the University of Washington Libraries for copying at the time the Jackson papers were originally received. These ¾-inch U-MATIC videocassettes remain in the collection as the copies "original" to the archive; similar to the original film and videotape materials in the accession, they are not available forpatron use. Under this same duplication project duplicate videotape items (VT39-VT42) in the Jackson collection were inadvertently mixed with videotape items in the Warren G. Magnuson collection. The location of the videotape itemsVT39-VT42 is therefore with the Warren G. Magnuson Papers, accession 3181-009, box 9.

A few titles in the moving image accession are retained in the collection due to their contextual importance, but were not transferred to digital because they do not directly involve Senator Jackson. Yellow dots have been placed on the orginal housing for these materials to indicate that they were not reformatted to DVD-R; their only counterpart is a ¾-inch U-MATIC videocassette, which serves as the viewing copy available to the public.

Separated Material: A VHS videocassette, Hop to the Top, Mt. Rainier Historical Climb, which documents disabled American Donald H.Bennett and his climb to the top of Mt. Rainier, was removed for separate cataloging.

Digital Content/Other Formats: Excerpts from a representative sampling of moving images in the collection are accessible through digital "Video Selection" links in thefinding aid.

Container(s) Description Dates
Senate
1952-1958
Campaign film for the Democratic National Convention, The Pursuit of Happiness, Democratic Committee for the Arts, Chicago, Illinois
Scope and Content: Senator John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts narrates this film on the topics of United States political history, constitutional freedoms, the Louisiana Purchase, public works, hydroelectric power, the farm program, agriculture, labor, civil rights, natural resources, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), and the history of the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. Includes footage of speeches by Presidents Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman.
General Notes: Distributor, Democratic National Committee.

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General Notes: Narrator: John F. Kennedy.

General Notes: Title on film can: "The Pursuit of Happiness: The Adlai Stevenson Story"
1956 August 13
DVD28v HMJ-71
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (28 minutes, 55seconds) : sound, black and white andcolor ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Jackson interviewing Major General Victor R. Haugen on Project Dyna Soar, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Jackson and Haugen, director of the Air Research and Development Command, U.S. Air Force, discuss Project Dyna Soar (Dynamic Soaring), military weapons, national defense, Boeing, the University of Washington, the U.S. Department of Defense, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), missiles, and aerospace technology.
General Notes: Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Film title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1956
DVD5v HMJ-16
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (10 minutes) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Washington correspondent Bill Roberts interviewing Senator Jackson on national defense, Washington Report, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Jackson talks with Roberts on the topics of the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee, the U.S. Department of Defense, missiles, foreign policy, the Sputnik satellite, national defense, United States relations with the Soviet Union, and military weapons.
General Notes: Film title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1956
DVD5v HMJ-30
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) ( 13 minutes) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Jackson issuing a statement on the United States economy, the Hard Money Policy, and the value of the U.S. Dollar, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Distributor: U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Film title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1956
DVD5v HMJ-70
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (1 minute, 40 seconds) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Interview with Senator Jackson, Face the Nation, CBS Television, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed on the topics of chairing the Committee on Atomic Energy, foreign policy, United States relations with the Soviet Union, defense spending, missiles, Boeing, the U.S. Navy, the federal budget, the economy, civil rights, the Democratic and Republican Party, and national defense.
General Notes: Distributor, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. (CBS); Producer, Ted Ayers; Associate Producer, Beryl Benser; Director, Tim Sillman.

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General Notes: Panelists: William H. Lawrence, George Herman, and JohnMadigan.

Moderator: Griffing Bancroft.

Narrator: Hal Stepler.

1957 September 1
DVD1v HMJ-2
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (29 minutes) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Interview with Senator Jackson, Front Page Forum, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by two panelists on unemployment, the economy, education, natural resources, taxes, public works, inflation, Russia, and nuclear submarines.
General Notes: Distributor, Connecticut Institute for Public and Foreign Affairs.

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General Notes: Panelists: John Jay?, Mr. Bill?

General Notes: Name of panelists have been deleted from the film.
circa 1957
DVD12v HMJ-19
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (29 minutes, 15seconds) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Jackson issuing a statement on the United States national defense program, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the U.S. Congress, legislation, the U.S. Defense Department, military spending, and the Eisenhower administration.
General Notes: Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1957
DVD5v HMJ-59
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (1 minute, 10 seconds) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Jackson with Dr. Theodore von Kármán, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Parliamentary Conference, Paris, France
Scope and Content: Jackson and Dr. Theodore von Kármán speaking at a hearing on the topics of foreign policy, science in education, Asia, foreign languages, technology, communication, and the Sputnik satellite. The discussion is followed by a question and answer session with the press.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1957
DVD8v HMJ-11
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (28 minutes) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Jackson interviewing Icelandic delegate Benedikt Gröndal, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Parliamentary Conference, Paris, France
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson and Gröndal discussing the Jackson Report, the role of science in education, foreign policy, the North Atlantic Trade Organization (NATO), Iceland, Sputnik, missiles, technology, the National Aeronautics and Aerospace Administration (NASA), education, and grants.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1957
DVD8v HMJ-13
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (13 minutes) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
"Report on Ballistic Missiles," with Dr. Wernher von Braun, Army Ballistic Missile Agency headquarters, U.S. Army Ordnance Missile Command, Huntsville, Alabama
Scope and Content: Includes von Braun on military spending, missiles, technology, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), earth satellites, the Jupiter C ballistic missile, guided missile systems, national defense, intermediate range ballistic missiles (IRBM), Dr. William Pickering, and space exploration.
General Notes: Producer: U.S. Army Ordnance Missile Command.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1958
U35v HMJ-44
Viewing copy
1 videocassette(U-MATIC) (14 minutes) : sound, black andwhite ; ¾ inch
Senator Jackson interviewing Dr. Kenneth W. Mildenberger, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson and Mildenberger discussing the National Defense Education Act of 1958, Washington State, the University of Washington, education, foreign relations, Russia, Asia, Africa, the U.S. Department of Defense, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), and foreign language education in the United States.
General Notes: Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1958
DVD5v HMJ-8
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (14 minutes, 10seconds) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Jackson issuing a statement on military salaries, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: In response to an article in LOOK magazine, Jackson speaks on the topic of military spending, the U.S. Department of Defense, military housing, and scientific education for members of the military.
General Notes: Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1958
DVD5v HMJ-43
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (1 minute, 30 seconds) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Jackson interviewing Admiral Hyman G. Rickover, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson and Rickover on the Bremerton Naval Yard (Bremerton, Washington), nuclear-powered ships, and naval vessels.
General Notes: Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1958
DVD5v HMJ-21
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (1 minute, 20 seconds) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator John Carroll interviewing Senator Jackson, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Carroll, Democrat from Colorado, and Jackson on the topics of labor unions, legislation, employment, unions, the economy, the Washington State Right to Work Act of 1956, and the Colorado State Labor Peace Act.
General Notes: Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1958
DVD5v HMJ-18
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (4 minutes, 30 seconds) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Interview with Senator Jackson on national defense, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by Joe? on the topics of the Eisenhower administration, national defense, military weaponry, Russia, the U.S. Department of Defense, missiles, satellites, nuclear weapons, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), the federal budget, and foreign policy.
General Notes: Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1958
DVD5v HMJ-23
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (3 minutes, 50 seconds) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Senate
1959-1964
Senator Jackson interviewing Ed Kauffman, winner of the Veterans of Foreign Wars' (VFW) Voice of Democracy contest, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Kauffman is a resident of Veradale, Washington. Includes Jackson on education, youth, human rights, and the Spokane Valley of Washington State.
General Notes: Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington D.C.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1959 February
DVD5v HMJ-20
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (2 minutes, 5 seconds) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Interview with Senator Jackson, Face the Nation, CBS Television, Washington, D.C.
ColumbiaBroadcasting System, Inc (distributor)
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed on the topics of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, the Soviet Union, national defense, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) under Allen Dulles, chairmanship of the Military Applications subcommittee, Representative Clare Boothe Luce, foreign policy, defense spending, Sputnik, the U.S. Army, missiles, atomic energy, the U.S. Navy, the economy, and Cold War politics.
General Notes: Distributor, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. (CBS); Producer, Ted Ayers; Associate Producer, Nancy Hanschman and Bill Kobin; Director, William E. Linden, Jr.

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General Notes: Panelists: John W. Finney, George Herman, Carleton Kent.

Moderator: Stuart Novins.

Narrator: Hal Stepler.

1959 May 24
DVD1v HMJ-3
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (28 minutes, 38seconds) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Jackson congratulating Representative Quentin N. Burdick on his election to the Senate, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Quentin N. Burdick became the first Democrat to be elected to the U.S. House of Representatives from North Dakota.
General Notes: Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1959
DVD5v HMJ-41
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) ( 1 minute, 55 seconds) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Jackson thanking Washington State citizens for supporting the March of Dimes and the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1959
DVD10v HMJ-22
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (1 minute, 9 seconds) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Jackson nominating Lyndon B. Johnson for Vice President, Democratic National Convention, Los Angeles, California
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1960 July 13
DVD30v HMJ-75
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (4 minutes, 45 seconds) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Interview with Senator Jackson, Face the Nation, CBS Television, Washington, D.C.
ColumbiaBroadcasting System, Inc (distributor)
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed on the topics of chairing the Democratic National Committee, foreign policy, civil rights, the 1960 presidential campaign, the Soviet Union, atomic weapons, employment, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the farm program, national defense, and the U.S. Department of Housing, Education, and Welfare (HEW).
General Notes: Distributor, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. (CBS); Producer, Michael J. Marlow; Associate Producer, Norman Goren; Director, Clark Pangle.

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General Notes: Panelists: Charles W. Bailey, Nancy Hanschman, and RowlandEvans.

Moderator: Stuart Novins.

Narrator: Ted Miller.

1960 August 15
DVD1v HMJ-4
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (29 minutes, 10seconds) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Interview with Senators Jackson and Thruston B. Morton, Face the Nation, CBS Television, Washington, D.C.
ColumbiaBroadcasting System, Inc (distributor)
Scope and Content: Jackson, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, and Morton, Republican from Kentucky and chairman of the Republican National Committee, are interviewed on the topics of the 1960 presidential campaign, foreign policy, the Soviet Union, the economy, the Democratic Party, the Republican Party, the U.S. Senate, and religion in politics.
General Notes: Distributor, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. (CBS); Producer, Michael J. Marlow; Associate Producer, Ellen Wadley; Director, William E. Linden, Jr.

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General Notes: Panelists: Robert L. Riggs, George Herman, and WarrenRogers.

Moderator: Stuart Novins.

Narrator: Ted Miller.

1960 November 6
DVD1v HMJ-1
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) ( 29 minutes) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Jackson tour film, Inspection Trip toAntarctic
Scope and Content: A silent film documenting Jackson's trip to Antarctica. Jackson arriving at the Antarctic on U.S. Air Force airplane, meeting and shaking hands with U.S. Air Force officials, petting a Husky, standing on sled and snapping a whip, looking at Scott Base sign that shows mileage from Scott Base to cities around the world, standing next to glacier, talking with others outside U.S. Air Force and Trans-Antarctic Expedition plane. Jackson climbing up ladder into one of the planes, view of the mountains in the Antarctic from plane window, Jackson talking with others in cargo area of plane near Caterpillar, fastening down the Caterpillar, draping Washington State flag onto the front of the Caterpillar, dropping a letter into a mailbag attached to the Caterpillar cargo, dropping the Caterpillar and other cargo from the air, and the Caterpillar and cargo drop from the plane with parachutes.
General Notes: Box contains an United States Senate memorandum typewritten note.
circa 1960
DVD4v HMJ-7
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (20 minutes, 3 seconds) : silent, black and white andcolor ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Jackson and Helen Hardin arriving on an airplane before marriage ceremony, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Scope and Content: Helen and Henry Jackson arriving to Albuquerque, New Mexico; meeting Helen's parents? with a dog; a crowded room in a church?; Henry standing with Senator Clinton P. Anderson and two others; Henry sitting at banquet tables with others during reception; Helen walking into church on father's arm; and Henry and Helen leaving the church after marriage ceremony and getting into a car.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1961 December 16
DVD21v HMJ-45
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (4 minutes, 1 second) : silent, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Washington Public Power Supply System (WPPSS) presents, President Kennedy speaks atHanford
Scope and Content: This informational film offers background on the Hanford Power Plant and ground-breaking ceremony speeches marking the one-year anniversary of President Kennedy signing the Hanford Power Plant project into legislation. Includes Governor Albert Rosselini, Olympia; Earl Coe, Director of the Washington State Department of Conservation; James E. Travis, Atomic Energy Commission manager for Hanford Works; Wilford Johnson, general manager for General Electric at Hanford; Milt Sidell?, Director of Information, Atomic Energy Commission; Owen W. Herd?, managing director, Washington Public Power Supply System; L.L. German?, General Electric Company; Stewart Udall, U.S. Secretary of the Interior; Dr. Gerald Tate?; Charles F. Luce and Russ Holt, Bonneville Power Administration; and Senator Warren G. Magnuson. Senator Henry M. Jackson closes the film with a report from the U.S. Senate Recording Studio.
General Notes: Producer, Cameron Film Productions; Director, R. W. Cameron; Distributor, Washington Public Power Supply; Script, Ted Wagoner; Photography, Don Egerstrom; Editor, Lud Zwilgmeyer.
General Notes: Produced in cooperation with Bonneville Power Administration (BPA), Atomic Energy Commission (AEC), and General Electric Company (GE).
1963 September 26
DVD2v HMJ-5
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (35 minutes, 14seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Campaign commercials, President Lyndon B. Johnson, "Vote for President Johnson on November 3. The stakes are too high for you to stay at home," Democratic National Committee
Scope and Content: Twenty-seven campaign commercials for President Johnson's 1964 presidential bid. Includes "Peace Little Girl (Daisy)"; "Republican Convention (Rockefeller/Scranton/Romney)"; "Barry Goldwater and Arizona"; "Ice Cream"; "Poverty versus Prosperity"; "Goldwater dividing the U.S."; "The nuclear bomb"; "Confessions of a Republican"; "White House phone ringing"; "Accomplishments"; "Ku Klux Klan and Goldwater"; "Social Security"; "Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)"; "Nuclear testing" (John F. Kennedy speaking at the end); "Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (pregnant mother with daughter)"; "Voting on November 3"; "Vote for Johnson"; "Social Security"; "Voting" (duplicate); "Hospital insurance for Senior Citizens"; "Poverty"; "Poverty"; "Ku Klux Klan and Goldwater" (similar); "President Johnson delivering presidential address on the military, The White House, Washington, D.C."; "President Johnson delivering presidential address on Goldwater, Senior Citizens, and Social Security, The White House, Washington, D.C."; "President Johnson delivering presidential address on nuclear power and national defense, The White House, Washington, D.C."; and "President Johnson delivering presidential address on the economy and prosperity, The White House, Washington, D.C."
General Notes: Distributor, Democratic National Committee; Producer: Doyle, Dane, Bernback, Inc.
1964
U37v HMJ-73
Viewing copy
1 videocassette(U-MATIC) (46 minutes, 13seconds) : sound, color ; ¾ inch
Senate
1965-1970
Headquarters U.S.A.
Scope and Content: A short silent film showing an airplane flying over the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. with a young man looking out the window to "Headquarters U.S.A."
General Notes: Film was transferred backwards.
circa 1965
U38v HMJ-74
Viewing copy
1 videocassette(U-MATIC) (1 minute, 30 seconds) : silent, black andwhite ; ¾ inch
Russian military film, True Sons of thePeople
Scope and Content: This film is possibly a smuggled film given to Senator Jackson.
General Notes: CHECK PAPERS: is there any notation of this film in his trip to the Soviet Union?
1967
Reel
U36v HMJ-46
Viewing copy
1 videocassette(U-MATIC) (24 minutes) : sound, color ; ¾ inch
President Lyndon B. Johnson on teachers and education, The Citizenship Committee, National Education Association, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content:
General Notes: Producer, The Citizenship Committee, National Education Association (NEA).
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1967
U31v HMJ-33
Viewing copy
1 videocassette(U-MATIC) (1 minute) : optical sound,color ; ¾ inch
Magnuson 1968 Committee, Democrat, Senator Henry M. Jackson, Chairman, Seattle, Washington
General Notes: The following segments are duplicates of items contained in the Warren Grant Magnuson Papers, accession 3181-009. In a previous migration project these segments were grouped together with videotape materials in the Henry M. Jackson accession and were transferred onto one U-MATIC videocassette. The corresponding U-MATIC videocassette can be found in the Warren Grant Magnuson Papers, accession 3181-009, as well as the original positives.
1967-1968
Campaign spot, Senator Henry M. Jackson urgingWashington State citizens to reelect Senator Warren G. Magnuson
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson speaking on behalf of Magnuson and hislegislative contributions to Columbia River water conservation.
General Notes: Distributor, KING-TV; Producer, McCann-Erickson; Director,Hall.
1967 September 27
DVD51v VT39a
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (1 minute, 12 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Campaign spot, Senator Henry M. Jackson urgingWashington State citizens to reelect Senator Warren G. Magnuson
General Notes: Distributor, KING-TV; Producer, McCann-Erickson; Director,Norrix.
1968 September 30
DVD51v VT36a
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (49 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches
Campaign spot, Senator Henry M. Jackson urgingWashington State citizens to reelect Senator Warren G. Magnuson
General Notes: Distributor, KING-TV; Producer, McCann-Erickson; Director,Norrix.
1968 September 30
DVD51v VT37a
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (40 seconds) : sound, black and white ; 4 ¾ inches
Campaign spot, "Listen to Ralph Nader"
Scope and Content: Includes Nader speaking on Magnuson's legislative career inprotecting consumers and his sponsorship of the Natural Gas Pipeline, FlammableFabrics, and the Fair Packaging bills, as well as his contributions to theProduct Safety Commission. Spot ends with "Keep the big boys honest. Let's keepMaggie in the Senate."
General Notes: Distributor, KING-TV; Director, Guidos.
1968 October 10
DVD51v VT38a
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (43 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Jackson issuing a statement on environmental issues in Washington State, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on his role as the chairman of the Senate Interior Committee; calling for a water study to address the water problem in Washington State and the United States; the Columbia River; the Snake River; irrigation; and reclamation.
General Notes: Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1967
DVD10v HMJ-14
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (2 minutes, 2 seconds) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Guam Representative Antonio Borja Won Pat interviewing Senator Jackson, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Won Pat, the first Representative from Guam, talking with Jackson on his chairmanship of government committees, the reintegration of the Marianas Islands in Micronesia, foreign policy, the U.S. Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, Guam, Micronesia, Anderson Air Force Base, legislation, education, Japan, and Russia.
General Notes: Distributor, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C..
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1967
DVD10v HMJ-15
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (14 minutes, 16seconds) : sound, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Political statement, Senator Warren G. Magnuson seeking reelection to U.S. Senate for Washington State
Scope and Content: Includes Magnuson on campaign issues in Washington State, the environment, employment, crime, foreign policy, Vietnam, education, and energy. The political statement is preceded by a clip of Magnuson issuing a statement on the Puget Sound, fisheries, and oil spills.
General Notes: This segment is a duplicate of an item contained in the Warren Grant Magnuson Papers, accession 3181-009. In a previous migration project this segment was grouped together with videotape materials in the Henry M. Jackson accession and were transferred onto one U-MATIC videocassette. The corresponding U-MATIC videocassette can be found in the Warren Grant Magnuson Papers, accession 3181-009, as well as the original positive.Title supplied by cataloger.
1968
DVD51v VT10a
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (4 minutes, 52 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Six campaign commercials, "We'll Be Stronger with Mike McCormack in Congress," Mike McCormack for Congress Committee, Theodore Peterson, Chairman
Scope and Content: Includes spots on the topics of employment, senior citizens, and nuclear power. Clips show McCormack talking with Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, and Representative Tom Foley.
General Notes: Producer, KOMO-TV, Seattle, Washington.
1970 October
DVD51v VT40
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (4 minutes, 40 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Silent footage of Senators Jackson, Edmund Muskie, Stuart Symington, Mike Mansfield, and other talking around table, U.S. Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Footage shot by Lazslo Pal?At head: 317B2.Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1970
DVD18v HMJ-31
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (1 minute, 35 seconds) : silent, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Silent footage of Senators Jackson, Howard W. Cannon, and Ralph W. Yarborough standing and talking in a hallway, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.Footage shot by Lazslo Pal?
circa 1970
DVD18v HMJ-42
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (4 minutes, 50 seconds) : silent, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Silent footage of Senators Jackson, Frank E. Moss, and Vance Hartke standing and talking in a hallway, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1970
DVD18v HMJ-56
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (4 minutes, 30 seconds) : silent, black andwhite ; 4 ¾ inches
Industrial film, Supersonic Transport (SST) Progress
Scope and Content: Possibly a campaign tour film on the industrial production of the Supersonic Transport (SST) in Seattle, Washington. Includes the Boeing Company, Concorde production, transportation issues, technology, and construction.
General Notes: Distributor, Byron Color Correct Prints.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.Label on film can reads, "Edited SST Progress."
circa 1970
U32v HMJ-38
Viewing copy
1 videocassette(U-MATIC) (8 minutes, 5 seconds) : silent, color ; ¾ inch
Industrial film, Tour of an Aluminum Plant
Scope and Content: A brief informational film on aluminum production and processing with a voiceover by a man and woman discussing the manufacturing of aluminum. Includes the topics of the Columbia River, hydroelectric power, and energy.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1970
U33v HMJ-39
Viewing copy
1 videocassette(U-MATIC) (1 minute, 38 seconds) : sound, color ; ¾ inch
Senate
1971-1976
Senator Jackson speaking from rotating platform and National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) demonstration, testimonial banquet for Louisiana legislators, Rivergate Hotel, New Orleans, Louisiana
Scope and Content: Includes the arrival ceremony with military officials carrying flags and politicians walking down a red carpet, politicians and constituents eating and talking at dinner tables; Jackson talking about Senator Long and Ellender and Congressman Eddie Abrams; NAACP protest demonstration with signs citing Long and Ellender's voting record on civil rights legislation.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1971 April 15
DVD17v HMJ-29
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (1 minute, 57 seconds) : silent and sound,color ; 4 ¾ inches
Interview with Senator Jackson, The Newsmakers, WTOP Television, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed on employment, Israel, civil rights, national defense, Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT), U.S. relations with China, the Middle East, Vietnam, the Lockheed loan, Boeing, the Pentagon Papers, crime, foreign relations, the Soviet Union, busing, and the Nixon administration.
General Notes: Producer, Stefany Grimes; Director, Rick Sharp; Distributor, WTOP-TV, Washington, D.C.

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General Notes: Panelists: Carolyn Lewis, Ford Rowan.

1971 July 22
DVD55v VT46
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (25 minutes, 29seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Youth Conservation Corps
Scope and Content:
1971-1972
Silent footage for "We Can't Let It Go"
Scope and Content: Includes raw footage of girls canoeing; girls tubing in alake; painting; a sign reading "Welcome to Alexander Springs, Ocala NationalForest"; youth building and installing a birdhouse; unloading patches of grassfrom the back of a flatbed truck. A lot of the segments are repeated.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1971
U34v HMJ-40
Viewing copy
1 videocassette (U-MATIC) (13 minutes, 50 seconds) : silent, color ; ¾ inch
"We Can't Let It Go,"YouthConservation Corps (YCC), Motion Picture Service, U.S. Department ofAgriculture, U.S. Department of Interior, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: A short campaign tour film on the Youth Conservation Corps(YCC), a government program putting American youth to work on environmentalrehabilitation and natural resources in various locations throughout the UnitedStates. The film shows YCC locations in West Virginia, Maryland, and WashingtonState.
General Notes: Distributor, United States Department of Agriculture andUnited States Department of Interior; Producer, Office of Information, MotionPicture Service, United States Department of Agriculture.
circa 1972
DVD14v HMJ-25
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (18 minutes, 32 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Press conference with Senator Jackson, Sacramento, California
Scope and Content: A short film with various clips of Jackson outdoors talking with elderly people; talking with people at breakfast meeting indoors; sitting at head table during breakfast meeting; talking with unidentified man and eating bacon; speaking at podium (sound) talking about bureaucrats hiding truth from the American people; being interviewed on the set of a television studio; Jackson being interviewed by female reporter indoors (wood wall interior) on his political strategy and intentions on entering the 1972 presidential race (sound); Jackson getting into the back of a red car; speaking at podium in front of gold lame curtain on the Supersonic Transport (SST) problem and on being selected as Father of the Year (sound).
General Notes: Distributor, KCRA-TV?; Producer, KCRA-TV?
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1971
DVD13v HMJ-24
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (3 minutes 20 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Silent footage of Senator and Mrs. Jackson shaking hands with voters outdoors, Florida?
Scope and Content:
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.WEED? This isn't very substantial. Should we keep this?
circa 1972
DVD24v HMJ-62
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (37 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Silent footage, "Senators," Lester Goldsmith, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Producer, Lester Goldsmith; Director, Lester Goldsmith.
circa 1972
Senator Jackson in his office with aides
Scope and Content: A short silent film of Jackson in his office. IncludesJackson sitting at his desk in his office looking over papers and talking withunidentified man; Brian Corcoran leaning on desk behind Jackson, sitting;Jackson talking on the phone; Jackson leaning on fireplance mantle with GrandCoulee Dam painting in background and talking with unidentified older man;Jackson seated with two female aides (one brunette, one blonde) sitting to hisright and one male aide (brown hair and thick black frame glasses) to his left;Jackson talking on the phone and looking over papers at his desk.
DVD26v HMJ-66
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (23 minutes, 30 seconds) : silent, color and black and white ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Jackson's officememorabilia
Scope and Content: Includes shots of Jackson family photographs, certificates,airplane and submarine models, library, plaques, photographs of politicians, aWestinghouse Atomic Electric Power Plant model, and a photograph of AbrahamLincoln.
DVD27v HMJ-67
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (7 minutes, 36 seconds) : silent, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Silent footage of Senator Jackson visiting Jerusalem, Israel
Scope and Content: Jackson talking with unidentified man at reception in home; talking with others at reception; shaking hands and talking with two Israeli military officials; Richard Perle; Jackson, Dorothy Fosdick, and Richard Perle? meeting with unidentified older man in his office; Jackson leaving building and talking with two aides (Perle); Jackson leaving in a car; shot of a menorah in front of Knesset, Jerusalem; shot from behind menorah of Knesset in Israel; shot of city corner in Jerusalem; shot of castle-like building; different shots of citizens in and around building; Jackson in home with Golda Meir, Dorothy Fosdick, and Richard Perle; shot of military officials entering a building; Jackson escorted by military official into building; shaking hands, sitting, and talking with military official.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1972
DVD9v HMJ-12
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (7 minutes, 29 seconds) : silent, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Press interview with Senator Jackson in his home, Washington, D.C.?
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on campaign topics, education, civil rights, busing, Mayor John V. Lindsay, and Senators George Wallace, Edmund Muskie, Hubert Humphrey, and George McGovern.
General Notes: Producer, Laszlo Pal, Pal Productions.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1972
DVD22v HMJ-55
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (7 minutes, 13 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Warren G. Magnuson issuing a statement on United States relations with China prior to an U.S. Senate delegation visit to the area, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Magnuson on the impact of U.S. and China relations on Washington State and trade with China.
General Notes: This segment is a duplicate of an item contained in the Warren Grant Magnuson Papers, accession 3181-009. In a previous migration project this segment was grouped together with videotape materials in the Henry M. Jackson accession and were transferred onto one U-MATIC videocassette. The corresponding U-MATIC videocassette can be found in the Warren Grant Magnuson Papers, accession 3181-009, as well as the original positive.Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1973
DVD51v VT9a
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (3 minutes, 56 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Silent footage of Senator Jackson visiting China
Scope and Content: Jackson eating lunch with Chinese leaders; visiting women working in factories; playing with Chinese youth outdoors; visiting the Great Wall of China; eating dinner with Deng Xiaoping and others; Jackson speaking with reporters; Mr. and Mrs. Jackson in room with people sitting in front of looms; Mr. and Mrs. Jackson shaking hands with Chinese men outdoors; Mr. and Mrs. Jackson boarding airplane and landing at McChord Air Force Base in Washington State. Includes Dorothy Fosdick; Vice Premier Deng Xiaoping; deputy foreign minister, Chau Quan Hua; Chou En-Lai; and Helen Hardin Jackson.
General Notes: Producer, Pal Productions; Director, Laszlo Pal
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1974 July 1-6
DVD6v HMJ-9
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (19 minutes, 45seconds) : silent, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Interview with Senator Jackson, Face the Nation, CBS News, Kansas City, Missouri
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed on the Democratic party, the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), the Soviet Union, détente, the Trade Reform bill?, Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) I, Henry Kissinger, energy, defense spending, the presidential race, and the economy.
General Notes: Producer, Mary O. Yates; Director, Robert Vitarelli; Associate Producer, Joan Spiegel; Technical Supervisor, Emil Franks; Associate Director, Michael Reardon; Technical Director, Allen Renz, Alvin Young, Mike Hennessy, and Bill Junkins.

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General Notes: Panelists: David S. Broder, George Herman, BarrySarafin.

1974 December 13
DVD56v VT48
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (28 minutes, 24seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Russian ballet dancers, Valery and Galina Panov in news segment, "Panov," NBC Television
Scope and Content: Includes interviews with various politicians, Henry Kissinger, Laurence Olivier, Joanne Woodward, Clive Barnes, Beverly Sills, Dr. William Korey, Bruce Marks, Rochelle Braunstein, Patricia Schroeder, Senator Jackson, Shelia Levian, and others. Topics covered include Russia, immigration, foreign policy, and human rights.
General Notes: OCLC WorldCat Record Number, 80189211.
General Notes: Producer, Avrom Zaritsky; Distributor, National Broadcasting Company, Inc. (NBC).

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General Notes: Narrator: Edwin Newman.

1974
DVD3v HMJ-6
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (11 minutes, 51seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Silent footage of Senator Jackson and Admiral Hyman G. Rickover visiting various sites in Washington State
Scope and Content: Jackson and Rickover landing in U.S. Navy airplane and shaking hands with military officials; Jackson then Rickover speaking indoors at podium; Jackson and Rickover getting in a car outside; Jackson and Rickover walking with military officials wearing white hard hats at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; Rickover, Jackson, and others looking at model for airplane station?; talking with Rear Admiral Petrovic; lengthwise view of submarine at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; Jackson and Rickover speaking with reporters; Jackson and Rickover visiting the Olympic Center for Health and Mental Retardation; Jackson and Rickover boarding an airplane in Seattle, Washington; Jackson and Rickover landing at Bremerton Navy Base, Bremerton, Washington, and shaking hands with military officials; Jackson standing outside with children from the Stevenson Elementary School, Stevenson, Washington; Jackson on stage with Stevenson faculty uncovering a portrait of man with audience of elementary school children; shaking hands with others at Seattle Elks Club reception, Seattle, Washington; Jackson speaking and shaking hands with crowd of elementary school children outdoors; Jackson signing autographs for students of Stevenson Elementary.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1974
DVD11v HMJ-17
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (16 minutes, 33seconds) : silent, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Jackson congratulating Monty Hall on acquiring U.S. citizenship, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson cites Monty Hall, "Let's Make a Deal" television game show host and resident of California, as being responsible for negotiating the Russian grain deal.
General Notes: Producer, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1975 February 7
DVD50v VT34
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (1 minute, 15 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Press interview with Senator Jackson and two reporters, Louisiana
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the Nixon administration, the declining economy, employment, inflation, education, and United States foreign policy.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1975 March 25?
DVD23v HMJ-61
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (8 minutes, 51 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Interview with Senator Jackson on President Gerald R. Ford and the capture of the S.S. Mayaguez by Cambodian forces, The Today Show, NBC Television
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on communism, China, Cambodia, and the Ford administration. The Today Show segment is followed by various segements and raw footage unrelated to Jackson.
General Notes: Producer: National Broadcasting Company, Inc. (NBC)

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General Notes: Panelist: Douglas Kiker.

1975 May
DVD43v VT6
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (31 minutes, 29seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Alexander Solzhenitsyn delivering a speech with Senators Jackson, Joseph R. Biden, Jr., Jesse Helms, Clifford Case, and others, United Press International television broadcast, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on foreign policy, human rights, Russia, and immigration. Solzhenitsyn delivers a speech in Russian (translated into English). After Solzhenitsyn's speech, Jackson delivers closing remarks, and Solzhenitsyn and others shake hands in the crowd assembled.
General Notes: Producer, United Press International (UPI).
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1975 July 15
DVD7v HMJ-10
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (7 minutes, 31 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
First linking and docking of the Soviet spacecraft, Soyuz, with the American spacecraft, Apollo, "Handshake in Space," John Hart reporting, NBC Evening News
Scope and Content: Includes Soviet Mission Control and United States Mission Control, Houston, Texas; and President Gerald R. Ford speaking on the telephone with astronauts and cosmonauts from the Oval Office, the White House, Washington, D.C. Includes astronauts and cosmonauts Vance D. Brand, Valery N. Kubasov, Alexey A. Leonov, Donald K. Slayton, and Thomas P. Stafford.
General Notes: Producer, National Broadcasting Company, Inc. (NBC)

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General Notes: Narrator, John Hart.

1975 December 11
DVD39v VT2b
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (22 minutes, 41seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Question and answer session with Senator Jackson during a town hall meeting, Massachusetts?
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on campaign topics, crime, energy, employment, federal deficit and spending, oil and gas deregulation, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the economy, the environment, Youth Conservation Corps (YCC), foreign affairs, national health care, civil rights, Puerto Rican independence, and social security.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1975
DVD40v VT3
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (32 minutes, 43seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Interview with Frank G. Zarb, chairman of the Federal Energy Administration (FEA), AM Washington, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Zarb on energy and oil policies, President Gerald R. Ford, and energy and fuel efficiency.
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General Notes: Panelists: Jim Clarke.

1975
DVD44v VT7
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (21 minutes, 32seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
An interview with Bill Anderson, syndicated columnist, Chicago Tribune, Florida?
Scope and Content: Anderson interviews Jackson on campaign topics in Florida, energy, senior citizens, employment, public works, crime, international relations, foreign trade, national health care, education, busing, civil rights, integration, Governor Jimmy Carter, Fidel Castro and Cuba, and the economy.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.A portion of this interview is also available on DBM51/DVD51v (VT45, segment 1).Over Easy television program?
1976 February 19
DVD54v VT45
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (27 minutes, 2 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Senate
1977-1982
Interview with Senator Jackson, A Dialogue with Sam Nunn, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson and Senator Sam Nunn on the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) II, U.S. relations with China, Taiwan, the Soviet Union, national defense, labor, the energy program, solar energy, and foreign trade.
1977 November 7
DVD53v VT44
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (28 minutes, 21seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy and Roy Cohn questioning Anna Lee Moss during the Congressional Investigative Subcommittee hearings, 25th Anniversary of the Army-McCarthy Hearings with Edward R. Murrow, 60 Minutes, CBS News
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson in the background.
General Notes: Producer, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. (CBS)
1979 March 18
U66v VT15
Viewing copy
1 videocassette(U-MATIC) (60 minutes) : sound, black and white andcolor ; ¾ inch
News clips of Senator Jackson speaking on various topics
Scope and Content: Jackson speaking to a reporter on the Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger and the national defense budget; calling for investigations through the Ervin Committee on Watergate; speaking to reporters on the President making a second statement?; speaking on the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations and the Russian Grain Deal; on détente and eliminating the Cold War; on environmental standards for removing oil from Alaska; ABC News correspondent Roger Peterson reporting on Jackson's warning of public utilities and fuel shortages with Governor John A. Love, Senator Abraham Ribicoff; speaking to reporters on cynicism and loss of faith in the presidency; speaking to reporters on running FBI checks for President Ford's selection of a Vice Presidential candidate; speaking on the Soviet Union and their acquisition of twenty-five percent more ships; ABC News correspondent Bill Zimmerman reporting on Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations hearings with oil executives Roy Baze, Z.D. Bonner, Chairman Jackson, Senator Abraham Ribicoff, Senator James Allen, and Howard Feldman; summarizing testimony of oil executives following the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations hearings with oil executives; ABC News correspondent Frank Reynolds reporting on the 1976 Jackson campaign in South Carolina with Jackson speaking on campaign topics; CBS News correspondent Bill Matney reporting on Jackson talking with reporters prior to a trip to China with Chinese officials; speaking on establishing better relations between the U.S and China; on economic help to the Soviet Union and Most Favored Nation status? for China; on President Richard Nixon and the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) I; on President Ford and negotiating agreements between the governments of the U.S. and the Soviet Union; speaking to reporters on taxes on gasoline; on Presidential pardoning of Watergate defendants; ABC News correspondent Ted Koppel reporting on Jackson's meeting with President Ford on the Soviet Union and Most Favored Nation status; speaking with reporters on the Jackson-Vanik Amendment; ABC News correspondent Steve Bell reporting on Jackson's meeting with President Ford, Henry Kissinger, and others on Jewish immigration from the Soviet Union with a statement by Jackson on human rights; speaking with reporters on reduction of nuclear weapons; and speaking with reporters on the Presidential veto.
General Notes: Producer, American Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).

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General Notes: Reporters: Roger Peterson, Bill Zimmerman, Frank Reynolds,Bill Matney, Ted Koppel, and Steve Bell.

General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
circa 1970s
DVD63v VT58
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (30 minutes, 10seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Newsclip of Senator Jackson speaking at Anna Marie Jackson's graduation ceremony, Holton Arms School, Bethesda, Maryland
General Notes: Distributor, King Broadcasting Company, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1981 June 4
DVD57v VT49
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (2 minutes, 35 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Senate
1983
Alaska Delegation Report
1982-1983
Discussion between SenatorsJackson, Howard Baker, and Ted Stevens on the twenty-fifth anniversary ofAlaskan statehood
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson recalling his time in the U.S.Senate as the floor manager of the Alaska Statehood bill; U.S. Senate MajorityLeader Baker on Hawaii Statehood and Puerto Rico; the Alaska Pipeline bill; theAlaska Lands bill; the natural resources in Alaska; Anchorage and PrudhoeBay.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.Sound in left channel only.
1983 June 22
DVD47v VT21
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (15 minutes, 25 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Jackson speaking toconstituents in Alaska
Scope and Content: Jackson apologizes for not coming to Alaska, cites importantlegislation in establishing and developing the state of Alaska, the AlaskaStatehood bill, the Alaska Lands bill, and the Alaska Gas Pipeline.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.Sound in left channel only.
circa 1983
DVD47v VT20
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (7 minutes, 30 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Death of Senator Jackson, Everett, Washington
1983 September 2-6
Evening news coverage of thedeath of Senator Jackson, KOMO-TV, Seattle, Washington
Scope and Content: Includes Denny Miller, Jackson aide; Dr. Janet Johnstone,emergency physician; Dr, Kirk Prindle, heart specialist; Parker Williams,lifelong friend; Congressman Al Swift; Robert Smith, family friend; SenatorRobert Byrd; Senator John Tower; Hugh Sidey, Time Magazine; Warren G. Magnuson; Senator Slade Gorton; Malcolm Stanford, President, Boeing; Dr. George Thomas, Cardiologist, Providence Medical Center; and Representative Tom Foley, House Majority Whip.
General Notes: Producer, KOMO-TV, Seattle, Washington; Distributor, FisherBroadcasting, Inc.

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General Notes: Reporters: Kathi Goertzen, Bob Throndsen, Bill Ross, Tim Hillard, Jim Harriott, Don Usher, Brook Stanford, Bryan Johnson, and Howard Scott

General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1983 September 2
DVD60v VT53
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (36 minutes, 40 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Evening news coverage of thedeath of Senator Jackson, Eyewitness News, KIRO-TV, Seattle,Washington
Scope and Content: Includes Rick Cocker, press secretary; President RonaldReagan; Senator Robert Byrd, Senate Minority Leader; Senator Carl Levin;Senator James Sasser; Senator Dale Bumpers; Warren G. Magnuson; Senator SladeGorton; Kathy Erga, Jackson neighbor; Mark Funk, Everett Herald reporter; Governor John Spellman; Representative Wayne Ehlers, Speaker of the House; Senator George Fleming, Democratic Caucus Chairman; and Senator Larry Vognild.
General Notes: Producer, KIRO-TV, Seattle, Washington.

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General Notes: Reporters: Susan Hutchison, John Marler, Charles Sherrill, Bill Clarke, Brian Wood, Todd Smith, Ed Evans, Joe Zaspel, John Miller.

General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1983 September 2
DVD60v VT54a
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (19 minutes, 41 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Public Services for theSenator Jackson funeral, Everett Civic Auditorium, Everett,Washington
General Notes:

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General Notes: Speakers: Reverend James R. Hervey, Reverend William Sullivan, Robert M. Humphrey, Dr. Haakon Ragde, Stan Golub, Representative Al Swift, and Rabbi Raphael Levine.

General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1983 September 6
DVD60v VT54b
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (41 minutes, 52 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
"Henry Jackson, 1912-1983, ATribute," Jackson Memorial Service, Public Services, Everett Civic Auditorium,Everett, Washington, KOMO-TV
Scope and Content: News coverage of the public service held at the Everett CivcAuditorium, Everett, Washington.
General Notes: Producer, KOMO-TV, Seattle, Washington.

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General Notes: Reporters: Kathi Goertzen, Jim Harriott, Bryan Johnson, Bob Throndsen, Bill Ross; Sign Language Interpreter: Deborah Westwood; Speakers: Reverend James R. Hervey, Reverend William Sullivan, Robert M. Humphrey, Dr. Haakon Ragde, Stan Golub, Representative Al Swift, and Rabbi Raphael Levine.

General Notes: Same as VT54b, but with KOMO-TV news coverage andcommentary.
1983 September 6
DVD61v VT55
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (58 minutes, 50 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Jackson Memorial Service, "AService of Memory," National Presbyterian Church, U.S. Senate TelevisionRecordings Studio, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Politicians deliver remarks, sing hymnals, and recall thelife of Senator Jackson.
General Notes: Producer, U.S. Senate Television Recording Studio,Washington, D.C.

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General Notes: Remarks: Pastor Louis H. Evans, Jr., Ben J. Wattenberg, George Will, Grenville Garside, Rev. Edward L. R. Elson, Richard C. Halverson, Lank Kirkland, Daniel P. Moynihan, and Edward M. Kennedy

1983 September 6
DVD67v VT22
Viewing copy
2 videodiscs (DVD) (60 minutes) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
"Henry Jackson, 1912-1983, ATribute," Jackson Memorial Service, Family Services, Everett First PresbyterianChurch, Everett, Washington, KOMO-TV
Scope and Content: Includes Vice President George H. W. Bush, Senators HowardBaker, John Tower, Daniel Inouye, Slade Gorton, Representative Don Bonker, NormDicks, Rod Chandler, Sid Morrison, George Will, Henry Kissinger, Warren E.Burger, Dan Evans, Governor John Spellman, and Northwest Boys Choir.
General Notes: Producer, KOMO-TV, Seattle, Washington.

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General Notes: Reporters: Kathi Goertzen, Jim Harriott, Bob Throndsen; Sign Language Interpreter: Karen Carlson; Speakers: Reverend James R. Hervey, Anna Marie Jackson, Peter Jackson, Dr. Edward Elson, Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Senator Edward Kennedy, and Representative Thomas S. Foley.

1983 September 7
DVD61v VT56
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (1 hour, 2 minutes, 16 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
"Henry Jackson, 1912-1983, ATribute," Jackson Memorial Service, Family Services, Funeral Procession toEvergreen Cemetery, Everett First Presbyterian Church, Everett, Washington,KOMO-TV
Scope and Content: Includes Senators Barry Goldwater, Bill Bradley, DanielPatrick Moynihan, Robert C. Byrd, Vice President George H.W. Bush, HenryKissinger, Carl Levin, Denny Miller, Brian Corcoran, Donald Donahue, Dr. HaakonRagde, Anna Marie Jackson, Peter Jackson, Helen Hardin Jackson. The newscoverage is followed by a series of newsclips commemorating the life of thelate Senator and are duplicated on VT58.
General Notes: Producer, KOMO-TV, Seattle, Washington.

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General Notes: Reporters: Kathi Goertzen, Jim Harriott, Bob Throndsen, and Bryan Johnson.

1983 September 7
DVD62v VT57
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (31 minutes, 40 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Jackson Memorial Service,Family Services, Funeral Services and Procession to Evergreen Cemetery, EverettFirst Presbyterian Church, Everett, Washington
Scope and Content: Includes Vice President George H. W. Bush, Senators HowardBaker, John Tower, Daniel Inouye, Slade Gorton, Robert C. Byrd, RepresentativeDon Bonker, Norm Dicks, Rod Chandler, Sid Morrison, Lloyd Meeds, George Will,Henry Kissinger, Warren E. Burger, Dan Evans, Governor John Spellman, andNorthwest Boys Choir.
General Notes:

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General Notes: Speakers: Reverend James R. Hervey, Anna Marie Jackson, Peter Jackson, Dr. Edward Elson, Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Senator Edward Kennedy, and Representative Thomas S. Foley.

General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.Similar to VT56 and VT57, but does not include KOMO-TV newscoverage and commentary.
1983 September 7
DVD62v VT60
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (1 hour, 2 minutes, 16 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Posthumous
1984-1987
Presidential Medal of Freedom Ceremony, Rose Garden, the White House, Washington, D.C.
1984 June 26
Newsclip of President RonaldReagan speaking and presenting the Presidential Medal of Freedom to HelenHardin Jackson, Pete Schulberg reporting, King Broadcasting Company,Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes interview with a Senator on nuclear arms freeze andreduction.
General Notes: Distributor, King Broadcasting Company, Washington, D.C.

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General Notes: Reporter: Pete Schulberg.

General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
DVD58v VT50
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (2 minutes, 25 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
President Ronald Reaganspeaking and presenting the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Helen HardinJackson
Scope and Content: Includes speeches by Reagan and Helen Hardin Jackson.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
DVD58v VT51
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (15 minutes, 26 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Dedication and unveiling ceremonies, the Henry M. Jackson Federal Building, Seattle, Washington
General Notes:

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General Notes: Speakers: Reverend William Sullivan, Representative ThomasFoley, Senator Daniel J. Evans, S. Sterling Munro, Senator Slade Gorton, andHelen Hardin Jackson.

General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.RESEARCH: 3560-005, 311/15.Segment is duplicated twice.
1984 September 4
DVD65v VT63
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (33 minutes, 55seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Christening and launching ceremonies for the U.S.S. Henry M. Jackson, SBBN 730, General Dynamics, Electric Boat Division, Groton, Connecticut
Scope and Content: Includes Helen Hardin Jackson, Anna Marie Jackson, Admiral Hyman G. Rickover, Dr. Haakon Ragde, Representatives Charles Melvin Price, Robert E. Badham, Fred C. Iklé, Elliott Abrams, Admiral Kenneth McGee?, Admiral Steve A. White, Walter T. Skallerup, Charles Horner, Frank Gaffney, Andrew S. Prince, Frederick Bernthal, Commander Harold L. Young, Captain Robert F. Parks, Allessandro Francisa Via?, and Representative Sam Stratton.
General Notes:

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General Notes: Speakers: Dr. Haakon Ragde?, David S. Lewis, Peter Jackson,Representative Norman Dicks, Dr. John F. Lehman, Mrs. Joan B. Clark, ReverendRichard C. Halverson, and Anna Marie Jackson.

General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1984 October 6
DVD64v VT61
Viewing copy
1 videodisc(DVD) (44 minutes, 23seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Campaign Material
1972 Presidential
Campaign commercials,"Jackson for President," Wisconsin Citizens for Jackson, Richard Di Prima,Chairman; Floridians for Jackson, Harold A. Martin, Treasurer
General Notes: Producer, Pal Productions; Director, Lazslo Pal.
1972
Campaign commercial, Questions & Answers
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson delivering his presidential announcement speech to an audience in the U.S. Senate Caucus Room. Senator Jackson discusses the Presidential campaign, foreign policy, crime, and busing.
General Notes: Producer, Pal Productions?; Director, Laszlo Pal; Distributor: Vidtronics, Inc.
General Notes: Same as VT36, DB50, DVD50 (00:06:15:00).
DVD50v VT38
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (5 minutes, 25 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Five one-minute campaign commercials
Scope and Content: Includes "Senator Henry M. Jackson on school busing" (WI); "Senator Henry M. Jackson on crime" (WI); Wisconsin farms (FL); "Senator Henry M. Jackson on inflation" (FL); and the space shuttle program (FL).
DVD13v HMJ-64
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (5 minutes, 16 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Three one-minute campaign commercials
Scope and Content: Includes spots on the environment; "Senator Henry M. Jackson on Social Security"; Wisconsin farmers; busing; Youth Conservation Corps (YCC); St. John's River, Wisconsin; "Senator Henry M. Jackson on Medicare"; the environment (duplicate); "Senator Henry M. Jackson on Medicare" (duplicate).
DVD25v HMJ-65
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (4 minutes, 50 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Representative Charles E. Bennett endorsing Senator Jackson for President
DVD16v HMJ-68
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (1 minute, 10 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Campaign film, "Jackson for President"
Scope and Content: Includes clips of Jackson speaking to various groups on campaign topics, busing, environmentalism, employment, senior citizens, and crime. A statement by George Wallace is included in the film.
General Notes: Producer, Pal Productions; Director, Lazslo Pal.
DVD16v HMJ-27
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (5 minutes, 5 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Campaign film, A Different Kind of Man
Scope and Content: Opens with a young man reading a newspaper article by Robert M. Humphrey before a crowd of people. Includes the Jackson campaign in Florida and Wisconsin and speeches on the topics of the environment, economy, national defense, education, health care, the farm program, Israel, busing, crime, the Vietnam War, the Youth Conservation Corps (YCC), and employment. Blonde-haired woman singing "Scoop Jackson" country song. Jackson speaking at the Spanish-American Luncheon in Tampa, Florida; Wisconsin Student Meeting, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin; Pabst Brewery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Wisconsin Dairy Farm, Russell Kahl & Sons, producer for Pabst Farms, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; speaking with students at Jacksonville University, Jacksonville, Florida; and Mrs. Helen Jackson speaking at home, Everett, Washington?
General Notes: Producer, Pal Productions; Director, Lazslo Pal.
DVD29v HMJ-72
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (29 minutes) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Three campaign commercials, "Jackson for President,"Jackson for President Committee, Glenn Kreuscher, Chairman, Lincoln,Nebraska
Scope and Content: Includes a spot on Senator Jackson and his experience in theU.S. Senate; "Senator Henry M. Jackson on Medicare"; and a spot on the YouthConservation Corps.
General Notes: Producer, Pal Productions?; Director, Lazslo Pal?
General Notes: Duplicate segment on DVD50, VT35 (00:11:03:00).
1972
DVD48v VT26
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (2 minutes, 22 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Congressman Bob Sikesendorsing Senator Jackson for President
Scope and Content: Sikes speaking in support of Jackson on national defense,crime, busing, education, the environment, and employment.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.The master and user copies were generated from a videotapein the Warren Grant Magnuson Papers, accession, 3181-009.
circa 1972
DVD51v VT41
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (1 minute, 15 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
1976 Presidential
Senator Jackson thanking thePeople for Jackson Campaign constituents in New York?, U.S. Senate RecordingStudio, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Producer, U.S. Senate Recording Studio, U.S. CapitolBuilding, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1975 November 11
DVD50v VT32
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (1 minute, 50 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
"Scoop on the Run," with JohnSandifer and Art McDonald, Viewpoint , KOMO-TV, Seattle,Washington
Scope and Content: John Sandifer follows Senator Jackson over a period of twodays during the Jackson campaign in Colorado and California. Includes Jacksonspeaking to the State Convention of the Colorado Education Association at theBroadmoor Center in Colorado Springs with a statement by Cece Hannan, Director,Colorado Education Association; Jackson speaking with civic and businessleaders at the Denver Hilton on the topic of energy; Jackson talking withGovernor Richard Lamb, Democrat, Colorado; Jackson talking with voters aboutjobs, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, Earl Butz, and the Russian grain deal inAnaheim, California; Jackson talking with autoworkers about jobs in Van Nuys,California; and an interview with Brian Corcoran, Press Secretary forJackson.
General Notes: Producer, KOMO-TV, Seattle, Washington; Technical Director,Ruben Bono; Audio, Warren Severance; Director, Ken Ritchey; Filmed and Edited,Joe Agostino; Written and Narrated, John Sandifer; Produced and Moderated, ArtMcDonald.

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General Notes: Narrator: John Sandifer; Moderator: Art McDonald.

General Notes: A KOMO-TV Public Affairs Program.
1975 April 17
DVD52v VT42
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (28 minutes, 31 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Interview with RobertStrauss, Chairman, Democratic National Committee, Issues and Answers, ABC News,Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: Includes Strauss on the Vietnam war, Henry Kissinger,foreign policy, the Democratic Party, President Ford, the Middle East, theSenator Jackson and George Wallace presidential campaigns, détente, and SenatorEdward M. Kennedy.
General Notes: Distributor, American Broadcasting Corporation (ABC);Producer, Peggy Whedon; Director, W.P. Fowler; Associate producer, TomShine.

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General Notes: Panelists: Bob Clarke?, Edward P. Morgan.

1975 May 4
DVD42v VT5
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (29 minutes, 35 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
"Profile on Senator HenryJackson," John Hart reporting, NBC Evening News
Scope and Content: "Profile on Senator Henry Jackson" includes Jackson onprohibition, the McCarthy Hearings, the Vietnam War, energy, employment,inflation, busing, and détente.
General Notes: Producer, National Broadcasting Company, Inc. (NBC)

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General Notes: Reporter, John Chancellor; Narrator, John Hart.

1975 July 20
DVD39v VT2a
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (9 minutes, 27 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Tom Snyder interviews SenatorJackson on campaign topics, Tomorrow, NBCTelevision
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on his run for president, crime, drugs,Sergeant Leonard Matlovich, homosexuality in the military, unemployment, theNixon-Ford Administration, and assassination attempts on President Gerald R.Ford. Following the Jackson segment is an interview with Colonel Earl P.Hopper, Sr., Executive Director of the National League of Families, andattorney Dermot Foley, member of the National League of Families on the topicof soldiers listed as missing in action in the Vietnam War.
General Notes: Producer, National Broadcasting Company, Inc. (NBC)
General Notes: Sound is present in left channel only.This program is alternately called The Tomorrow Show.
1975 September 23
DVD45v VT16
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (62 minutes, 19 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Evening news segment, SenatorJackson and presidential campaign topics, "The Candidates and the Issues,"Walter Cronkite reporting, CBS Television
Scope and Content: Cronkite reporting and interviewing Senator Jackson oncampaign issues, inflation, the U.S.S.R., unemployment, crime, energy, nationaldefense, détente, and busing.
General Notes: Distributor, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. (CBS).

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General Notes: Narrator: Walter Cronkite.

1975 November 10
DVD41v VT4a
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (6 minutes, 15 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Martin Agronsky and ThomasRoss interviewing Senator Jackson on campaign topics, Martin Agronsky: Evening Edition, CBS Television
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on relations between the U.S. and China;the Ford administration; Dr. James R. Schlesinger, George Bush, and the CentralIntelligence Agency (CIA); Donald Rumsfeld; national security; foreignrelations; and the presidential campaign.
General Notes: Distributor, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. (CBS);Producer, John Larkin, Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. (CBS); AssociateProducer, Elizabeth Brownstein; Director, John Larkin.

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General Notes: Panelists: Martin Agronsky, Thomas Ross.

1975 November 10
DVD41v VT4b
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (17 minutes, 56 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Campaign commercials, Jackson for PresidentCommittee, Walter J. Skallerup, Jr., Treasurer
1975-1976
Six campaign commercials, "Elect Senator Scoop Jackson"
Scope and Content: Includes "Bunch"; "Middle"; "Coming Back"; "Quiz A. Review"; "Quiz B. Review"; and "Quiz C. Review".
General Notes: Producer, Lois Holland Callaway; Distributor, National Video Center.
General Notes: Duplicate of spot 2 on VT31 (00:05:32:00).
1976 January
DVD50v VT33
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (5 minutes, 42 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Ten campaign commercials, "Senator Scoop Jackson for President"
Scope and Content: Includes "Gas Pump"; "Fishing"; "Gas Attack"; "Street Crime"; "Senior Citizens"; "Uncle Sam"; "Railroad Track"; "Boston Shipyard"; "Joseph McCarthy"; and "Jimmy Carter".
General Notes: Producer, Lois Holland Callaway; Distributor, National Video Center.
1976 February
DVD46v VT18
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (8 minutes, 30 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Two campaign commercials, "Joe McCarthy and Taxes" and "The Grand Tradition: Why Pat Moynihan Votes Scoop Jackson for President"
Scope and Content: "Joe McCarthy and Taxes" includes Jackson on busing, crime, the economy, and his role in the McCarthy hearings of the 1950s. "Why Pat Moynihan votes Scoop Jackson for President" is a campaign endorsement from Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan referring to Jackson as a politician in "the grand tradition" of foreign policy.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.Duplicate on DBM51/DVD51v, VT39 (segment 4, 00:21:39:00).
1976
DVD46v VT24
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (6 minutes, 37 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Six thirty-second campaign commercials, "Senator Scoop Jackson for President"
Scope and Content: Includes "Bunch"; "Middle"; "I keep coming back to Jackson"; "'?' A"; "'?' B"; and "'?' C".
General Notes: Producer, Lois Holland Calloway; Distributor, National Video Center.
1976
DVD15v HMJ-26
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (3 minutes, 50 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Five presidentialendorsements, Edward J. Carlough, President of the Sheet Metal Workers'International Association, American Federation of Labor-Congress of IndustrialOrganizations (AFL-CIO)
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1976
DVD49v VT27
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (3 minutes) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Taris Savel interviewingHelen Hardin Jackson, Taris Talks With . . .,WSRE-TV, Pensacola, Florida
Scope and Content: Includes Helen on being the wife on the presidentialcampaign trail, taking care of the children, the society of Washington, D.C.,and dealing with criticism of Senator Jackson.
1976
DVD57v VT64
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (30 minutes) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Senator Jackson campaigningin Massachusetts, Leslie Stalls reporting, CBS Television, Charlestowne,Massachusetts
Scope and Content: Jackson on campaign topics of détente, busing, education,the presidential campaign, the democratic party, unemployment, and the FordAdministration. Jackson speaking to students at the Harvard Law School,speaking at a press conference with the chairman of the Boston SchoolCommittee, celebrating Anna Marie's thirteenth birthday, and obtaining campaignsupport from a labor group.
General Notes: Producer, National Broadcasting Company, Inc. (NBC)?;Reporter, Leslie Stalls?
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1976
DVD19v HMJ-34
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (3 minutes, 30 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
1976 Senatorial
Seven senatorial campaigncommercials, People for Jackson, Haakon Ragde, M.D., Chairman
Scope and Content: Campaign spots including interviews with Washington Stateresidents on Senator Jackson's contributions to Washington State, the YouthConservation Corp (YCC), and the environment.
General Notes: Producer, KIRO-TV, Seattle, Washington; Director,Warner.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.The original positive is 22 minutes in duration, however dueto degaussing and/or erasing of the original only the first seven minutes ofthe master copy were usable and is the only portion that has been transferredto DVD-R.
1976 September 3
DVD68v VT17
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (6 minutes, 44 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
Seven senatorial campaigncommercials, Citizens for Senator Henry M. Jackson, Democrat, Donald Voorhees,Chairman
Scope and Content: Includes Washington State spots on the environment, YouthConservation Corps (YCC), the Columbia River, the third powerhouse at GrandCoulee Dam, atomic materials at Hanford, employment, North Cascades and RedwoodNational Parks.
General Notes: Title supplied by cataloger.
1976
DVD20v HMJ-37
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (5 minutes, 1 second) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches
1982 Senatorial
Nine campaign commercials,"Jackson '82," People for Jackson, U.S. Senate, Democrat
Scope and Content: Includes "Social Security"; "Boeing 747"; "Fort Lawton";"Saw Mill"; "Main Street"; "Beach"; Columbia River Salmon Hatcheries; "ColumbiaBasin"; "Schools".
General Notes: Producer, George Lowe Advertising.
1982 August-October
DVD59v VT52
Viewing copy
1 videodisc (DVD) (7 minutes, 5 seconds) : sound, color ; 4 ¾ inches

Accession No. 3560-033: Henry M. Jackson sound recordings, 1944-1982 (bulk ca. 1967-1982)Return to Top

7 cubic feet (14 boxes)
121 soundtape reels : analog, various speeds, 2 track, monaural ; 3 inch, 5 inch, and 7 inch
118 soundcassettes : analog
294 computeroptical discs (CD-ROM) : digital, wav file
293 sounddiscs (CD-ROM) : digital, stereo
Arrangement: The Sound Recordings accession (3560-033) was created in 2007 through a merger of four separate accessions: Sound disc recordings, 1955-1967(acc 3560-015); Audiotapes, 1957-1982 (acc 3560-017); Florida campaign andLaszlo Pal audiotapes, ca. 1970-1987 (acc 3560-023); and Audio Recordings fromthe Milo Ryan Phonoarchives, 1944-1945 (acc 3560-024). The processor devised the basic organization scheme for the collection in consultation with the Pacific Northwest Curator and organized the items chronologically within the requisite component groups. The filing units have been divided according toSenator Jackson's House of Representatives and Senate activities, and include a Posthumous subseries. This arrangement is followed by a Campaign Materials subseries, which highlights Senator Jackson's Senatorial and Presidential campaigns and is broken down by year.The sound recordings accession has been arranged into 12 series:
  • House of Representatives, 1940-1952
  • Senate, 1953-1958
  • Senate, 1959-1964
  • Senate, 1965-1970
  • Senate, 1971-1976
  • Senate, 1977-1982
  • Senate, 1983
  • Posthumous, 1984-1987
  • 1972 Senatorial
  • 1972 Presidential
  • 1976 Presidential
  • 1982 Senatorial

Scope and Content: This accession is comprised of sound recordings made over the course of Senator Jackson's legislative career, and documents speeches, interviews, question-and-answer sessions, political events, and committee hearings, as well as Senatorial and Presidential campaigns. The recordings include radio press releases, campaign radio spots, political endorsements, press interviews, commercial news broadcasts, evangelical sermons, and recorded correspondence. Among the earliest recordings present is a speech Congressman Jackson delivered in Washington, D.C., in June 1945, reporting on what he witnessed at the Buchenwald concentration camps, which he had just visited as part of a Congressional delegation, at the invitation of General Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Senator Jackson's appearances on commercial and local news broadcasts, such as Face the Nation, Meet the Press, The Capitol Cloakroom , and The Leading Question are included and highlight various political topics.

Highlights of the House of Representatives and Senate seriesinclude: Senator Jackson's 1956 speech nominating Senator Warren G. Magnuson for President of the United States, at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois; the visit of Soviet Union General Secretary Leonid Brezhnevto Washington, D.C.; Strategic Arms Limitations Talks (SALT) hearings; and a radio debate between Senator Jackson and Representative John R. Pillion on statehood for Alaska and Hawaii.

A Posthumous series is composed of the sync sound reels created in conjunction with a film, SCOOP, and brings together interviews with politicians and constituents after Senator Jackson's death in 1983. Bill Van Ness, Ben Wattenburg, George Will, Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Representative Al Swift, Representative Tom Foley, and WarrenG. Magnuson are among those interviewed in this series.

Within the Campaign Materials series, the Florida campaign and Laszlo Pal sound tape reels document Senator Jackson during his 1972 Presidential campaign, and complement commercials and campaign films in the Moving Images accession (3560-032). Included in this series are radio commercials paid for by various Jackson for President committees in Florida, Wisconsin, Nebraska, and Washington State; Senator Jackson's announcement of candidacy for the Presidential nomination; an interview with Mrs. Helen Hardin Jackson during a campaign stop in Eau Clair, Wisconsin; and political endorsements from Senators Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Hubert H. Humphrey, and Sam Ervin. Sync sound reels of the 1972 Presidential campaign in Florida and Wisconsin document press conferences as well as Senator Jackson's meetings with college students and faculty, brewery workers, and residents of a nursing home. Completing the series are statements by Senator Jackson's 1982 Senatorial campaign opponents, Doug Jewett, Larry Penberthy, and King Lysen. A press conference on radioactive waste documents Dr. Ruth Weiner's attack on Republican opponent Doug Jewett and his campaign tactics; a portion of this press conference was included in a radio press release during Senator Jackson's1982 Senatorial campaign, and is contained in the Senate series.

Digital Content/Other Formats: Excerpts from a representative sampling of sound recordings are accessible through digital "Audio selection" links in the finding aid.

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.

User copies must be used in place of sound recording originals.

CD players are available for playback of the listening copies in the reading room.

Processing Info: During the course of processing the sound recordings, each of the 121 original sound tape reels and 118 sound cassettes was assigned an identifying number generated from the accession numbers that were originally assigned to each piece, when the collection was initially processed in the1980s. These original, root accession numbers have been retained for the originals, the digital audio masters, and the listening copies. Each item number contains the corresponding root accession number (3560_15, 3560_17,3560_17a, 3560_23, or 3560_26) plus an extension from the root number which indicates the component part of the original sound recording. (Accession 3560-17 was broken into two accessions with an alphabetic cutter, resulting in3560_17 and 3560_17a, because the materials were originally numbered in a parallel manner, based on format.) One sound cassette, 3560_26_734, was not transferred and exists only in its original form.

The original sound recordings, composed of ¼-inch sound tape reels and audiocassettes, were transferred to digital between November 2006 and February 2007. Six ¼-inch sound tape reels housed in accession 3560-015 (items3560_15_1 to 3560_15_6) were transferred from preservation discs, as these were the only sound recordings from this accession available for migration. High-resolution preservation (96 bit, 24 kHz) and low-resolution (44.1 bit, 16kHz) data files were created in Broadcast Wav Format (BWF) Standard RIFF information is embedded in each of the BWF files and includes the following: equipment used for playback; software used for migration; duplicating speed;duration; bit-depth; sampling rate; number of channels; audio format oforiginals; if materials are back-coated; preservation and conservation treatments of materials.

Listening copies (.cda) of all audio recordings were created on CD and are available for public use in the Special Collections division main reading room. Low-resolution (44.1 bit, 16 kHz) data files were also created on CD (.wav), but are stored separately and are not available for public use. In addition, all of the BWF files were transferred to DSpace, for archival storage purposes, between April and June 2007. At this time, these files are not intended to be accessed remotely by the general public.

Separated Material: Duplicates and sound recordings with unrelated content have beenremoved.

Container(s) Description Dates
House of Representatives
1940-1952
item
3560_26_734_1
Senator Jackson speaking on isolation in the Republican Party
1 sound cassette (12 minutes, 4 seconds) : analog, 1 7/8 inches per second, 4 track, stereo ; 2 ½ x 4 inches, ¼ inch tape
Scope and Content: This is part 1 of an audiotape dubbed from 2 recordings from the Milo Ryan Phonoarchives of the University of Washington. Part 1 is dubbed from section 660. Includes Jackson on isolation in the Republican Party ranks, Social Security benefits, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Republican control of Congress, national defense, and a liberal government.
1944 October 24
3560_26_734_2
Senator Jackson reporting on German concentration camp atrocities, Washington, D.C.?
1 sound cassette (12 minutes, 38 seconds) : analog, 1.875 inches per second, 4 track, stereo ; 2 ½ x 4 inches, ¼ inch tape
Scope and Content: This is part 2 of an audiotape dubbed from 2 recordings from the Milo Ryan Phonoarchives of the University of Washington. Part 2 is dubbed from section 661. At the invitation of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, eight members of the Congressional delegation were invited to tour the liberated Buchenwald concentration camp in Germany on April 22, 1945. This is the speech Jackson made upon his return to the United States.
1945 June 1
Senate
1953-1958
item
3560_15_2
The Leading Question, "Does the United States have an adequate defense program?," NBC News, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (23 minutes, 58 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
National BroadcastingCompany, Inc (Producer)
Scope and Content: Radio interview with two members of the Senate Armed Services Committee: Senator Henry M. Jackson, Democrat of Washington and Senator Francis Case, Republican of South Dakota. Case and Jackson are interviewed on the topic of the United States national defense program and the Soviet Union. Stuart Novins moderates the program.
1956 April 19
3560_15_1
Virgil Pinkley interviewing Senator Henry M. Jackson on a radio program, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (14 minutes, 56 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is interviewed on the topics of the Soviet Union and national defense, the intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), intermediate range ballistic missiles (IRBMs), the United States military, and relations with the Far East.
General Notes: Interview begins 00:3:10.
1956 April 20
Democratic National Convention, Chicago, Illinois
1956 August
item
3560_15_3
Senator Jackson nominatingSenator Warren G. Magnuson for President of the United States
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (16 minutes, 32 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
3560_17_94
Pre-Convention andpost-convention interview with Senators Jackson and Warren G. Magnuson, ConradHilton Hotel
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 50 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Interviewer is unidentified man named Murray?
item
3560_17_7
Senator Jackson delivering speech, "Bombs,"? KWLK Radio, Longview, Washington?
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (48 minutes, 35 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
KWLK Radio (Producer)
Scope and Content: Jackson speaking to indoor audience in Longview, Washington? on national defense, the Soviet Union, ballistic missile technology, and scientific education in the United States. Includes "Meet Your New Neighbors" segment with Betty and Hal Harn of the Longview, Washington YMCA. A business card from Merton Glant, general manager at radio station KWLK in Longview, Washington, accompanies the original sound recording.
1957 December
3560_15_5
The Leading Question, "Should statehood be granted to Alaska and Hawaii now?," NBC News, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 10 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
National Broadcasting Company,Inc (Producer)
Scope and Content: Radio interview with Senator Henry M. Jackson, Democrat of Washington and chairman of the subcommittee overseeing the granting of statehood to Alaska and Hawaii; and member of the House Interior Committee, Representative John R. Pillion, Republican of New York. Griffing Bancroft moderates the program.
1957 April 4
3560_17_61
Interview with Senator Jackson on national defense, "Rocket's Red Glare," WTOP, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (8 minutes, 43 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
WTOP, Washington, D.CColumbia BroadcastingSystem, Inc (producer)
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson speaking on intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) and the Soviet Union. Sound tape reel labeled "Rocket's Red Glare."
1957 May 2
3560_17_122
The Leading Question , "Should there be statehood for Alaska now?," NBC News, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (19 minutes, 22 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
National Broadcasting Company,IncNancy Hanschman (Producer)
Scope and Content: Senator Thomas Kuchel, Republican of California, and Senator John Stennis, Democrat of California, debate the topic of statehood for Alaska.
1958 June 18
Senate
1959-1964
item
3560_15_4
Interview with Senator Jackson, The Capitol Cloakroom, CBS News, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (24 minutes, 35 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Columbia BroadcastingSystem, Inc (Producer)
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by George Herman, Robert Pierpoint?, and Lee Coney? on the topics of national defense, the new administration, the Soviet Union, and the Polaris nuclear submarine.
1959 January
3560_17_21
Interview with Senator Jackson and Karl Stoffel, Wenatchee radio station, Wenatchee, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (9 minutes, 46 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Interview with Senator Jackson on the topic of the Democratic party, the presidential race, the Columbia Basin, his trip to the Antarctic, national defense, the Soviet Union, and the Boeing subcontract.
1959
3560_17_84
Interview with Senator Jackson, Radio News Conference
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (26 minutes, 34 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, is interviewed by Jack Anderson of Parade Magazine, Bill McGaffin of Chicago Daily News, and Steve Dixon of News Associates. Bruce Morton moderates the program. Jackson is interviewed on the topics of the Democratic party, John F. Kennedy, and the 1960 presidential campaign.
1960 August 21
Senate
1965-1970
item
3560_15_6
Interview with Senator Jackson on the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) controversy, Meet the Press, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (51 minutes, 22 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
National BroadcastingCompany, Inc (producer)
Scope and Content: Television? interview with Senator Joseph S. Clark, Democrat of Pennsylvania and member of the foreign relations committee; Senator Henry M. Jackson, Democrat of Washington and member of the CIA subcommittee of the the Armed Services Committee; Robert Amory, Jr., former Deputy Director for Intelligence of the CIA; Sam Brown, chairman of the National Supervisory Board of the National Student's Association; and Dennis Shaul, former president of the National Student's Association. The panel of reporters participating in the interview are Lawrence E. Spivak; Max Frankel of the The New York Times ; Thomas B. Ross of The Chicago Sun Times; and Thomas Kiker of NBC News.
1967 February 26
3560_17_85
Senator Jackson talking with students and faculty, Bellevue Community College, Bellevue, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 7 minutes, 56 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: A question-and-answer session follows the speech.A donation letter from J. Terence Clark, Director of the Library Media Center, Bellevue Community College, accompanies the original sound recording.
1970 January 15
3560_17_102
President Richard M. Nixon presenting the winners of the Veterans of Foreign Wars' (VFW) Voice of Democracy contest, Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: The left channel on the sound tape reel was poorly recorded.There are major drop outs and the recording has delays. Only the right channelwas transferred to CD.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (38 minutes, 23 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
United States InformationAgency (producer)
1970 March 10
3560_17a_119_1
Senator Jackson speaking at the Huston Center Groundbreaking, Goldbar, Washington (Episcopal Diocese)
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (17 minutes, 32 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1970 September 12
Senator Jackson delivering a speech to the Everett Yacht Club, Everett, Washington
Laszlo Pal ProductionsMcCann-Erickson, Inc (producer)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson with Helen Hardin Jackson speaking to a group of women at the Everett Yacht Club. Jackson speaks on the topics of the environment, the economy, the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), and science in education. A question-and-answer session follows Senator Jackson's speech. The original sound recording was completed in two parts.
1970 September 25
item
3560_23_47
Part 1
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (22 minutes, 28 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
3560_23_48
Part 2
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (33 minutes, 51 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
item
3560_17_110
Arguments for and against further multiple independent re-entry vehicles (MIRVs) testing with Roger Fisher, Boston, Massachusetts
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (58 minutes, 31 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Roger Fisher moderates a program on intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) and other national defense weaponry. Two experts, George Ratchins? of Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harry Galver? of Harvard University are brought in to argue for and against MIRV testing. Senator Christopher Dodd of Connecticut appears later in the program to speak on the topic of MIRV testing.
General Notes: Box housing original sound recording inscribed, "It's up to you, Dodd."
1970
3560_17_22
Clifford Evans interviewing Senator Jackson, WGMS, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (12 minutes, 58 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
WGMS, Washington, D.C (producer)
Scope and Content: Clifford Evans, Washington correspondent for the WGMS Public Affairs division, interviews Senator Jackson on inflation, the economy, unemployment, the Vietnam War, the Soviet Union, national defense, the supersonic transport (SST), and the upcoming presidential campaign. This sound recording accompanied a film interview broadcasted in Los Angeles, California; New York, New York; San Francisco, California; Memphis, Tennessee; and Boston, Massachusetts.
circa 1970
Senate
1971-1976
item
3560_17_81
Senators Jackson and Charles Percy on funding for the supersonic transport (SST), The Capitol Cloakroom, CBS News, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (23 minutes, 34 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Columbia BroadcastingSystem, Inc (Producer)
Scope and Content: CBS News correspondent George Herman moderates a debate between Senator Henry Jackson, Democrat of Washington, and Senator Charles Percy, Republican of Illinois.
1971 March 10
3560_17_106
Senator Jackson appearing on Florida Forum , WCKT News, Florida
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (33 minutes, 35 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
WCKT News (Producer)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is interviewed on the topics of the Vietnam War, the upcoming presidential campaign, national defense, the Soviet Union, and the Middle East. The interview panel consists of Chet Hancock of WCKT News; John Hancock, a political writer for The Miami Herald; and Dr. Tom Wood, professor of political science at University of Miami. The television program is moderated by George Curlius? Box housing original sound recording inscribed, "Best regards, Paula."
1971 April 25
Radio program "Salute to the States," honoring Washington State, WGMS, Washington, D.C.
WGMS (Washington, D.C.) (Producer)
Scope and Content: A radio program that pays tribute to states with classical music. Includes pre-recorded statements from Representative Brock Adams and Senator Jackson talking about Washington State. The migration of the original sound recording has been split into two parts.
General Notes: Representative Brock Adams speaking on part 1, 00:36:40 to 00:40:15.Senator Henry M. Jackson speaking on part 1, 00:51:46 to 00:54:25.
1971 August 3
item
3560_17_86_1
Part 1
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (55 minutes, 21 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
3560_17_86_2
Part 2
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 5 minutes, 44 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Views of U.S. Senator Jackson by Washington State residents on the occasion of his presidential campaign announcement
Scope and Content: Favorable and unfavorable recollections of Senator Jackson's record as U.S. Senator for Washington State. The recording was created on the occasion of Jackson's 1972 presidential campaign and includes Washington State residents Tom Dixon, Charles W. Elicker, Alice Franklin Bryant, Colin McLennan?, Dick Nelson, Will Perry, John Prothrow?, Henry Sidell, John Stenhouse?, and Barbara Zapetta? Among those interviewed, two ran against Jackson in previous elections. The original sound recording was completed in two parts.
1971-1972
item
3560_17_83_1
Part 1
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 3 minutes, 29 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
3560_17_83_2
Part 2
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 5 minutes, 6 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
item
3560_17_48
Interview with Senators Jackson and Edmund S. Muskie on the Vietnam War
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (13 minutes, 56 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senators Muskie and Jackson are interviewed by unidentified man on the topic of the Vietnam War. The interview is followed by questions from the audience.
General Notes: Message written on back of box notes that this sound recording was taken from a videotape recording.
1972 May 5
Strategic Arms Limitations Talks (SALT) hearings, U.S. Senate, Armed Services Committee, Washington, D.C.
1972 June 28
Senator Jackson questioning Mr. Gerard C.Smith
Scope and Content: The original sound recording has been split up into twoparts.
General Notes: From Dorothy Fosdick.
item
3560_17_108_1
Part 1
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 4 minutes, 23 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
3560_17_108_2
Part 2
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 4 minutes, 24 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Voice of America radio programpresenting the United States Senate, Armed Forces Committee meeting, StrategicArms Limitation Talks I with Gerard C. Smith and others
United States Information Agency (producer)
Scope and Content: The original sound recording was completed in two parts.
item
3560_17_111
Part 1
General Notes: The data copies were transferred to two computer optical discs, 3560_17_111a and 3560_17_111b.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 10 minute, 10 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
3560_17_112
Part 2
General Notes: Original sound recording has some level fluctuation.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (51 minutes, 22 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Visit of Soviet Union General Secretary, Leonid Brezhnev, Washington, D.C.
United States InformationAgency (producer)
1973 June 18-25
item
3560_17_113
"Arrival Ceremony--White House Lawn"
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (27 minutes, 46 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: NBC's Edwin Newman and Dick Valeriani give commentary on thearrival of General Secretary Brezhnev to the White House after his stay at CampDavid; a band plays.
3560_17_114
"Brezhnev-Nixon Toasts at White HouseDinner"
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (19 minutes, 37 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: President Nixon and Brezhnev toast the one-year anniversaryof the SALT-I treaty and to a continuing relationship between the U.S.S.R. andthe United States.
3560_17_115
"Toasts at Dinner at Soviet Embassy (Part1-Brezhnev)"
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (26 minutes, 37 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Brezhnev toasts the day's peace talks, to continued peacebetween the Soviet Union and the United States, the use of atomic energy, andto future collaboration for space travel. Translator translates to Englishthroughout the speech.
3560_17_116
"Toasts at Dinner at Soviet Embassy (Part2-Nixon)"
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (14 minutes, 17 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: President Nixon toasts to cooperation between the UnitedStates and the Soviet Union in the use and development of atomic energy; to afuture third meeting in Moscow; Brezhnev responds and the translator translatesthe responses into English.
3560_17_117
"Brezhnev's Speech to the American People (Part1)"
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (33 minutes, 35 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Brezhnev gives a speech in Russian to the American peopleon the current summit meetings and his and President Nixon's signing of a newagreement; the Cold War; the relationship between the U.S.S.R. and the UnitedStates; and the Soviet people.
3560_17_118
"Brezhnev's Speech to the American People (Part2)"
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (14 minutes, 22 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Brezhnev finishes his speech, mentions that he andPresident Nixon have been discussing the future of both the U.S.S.R. and theUnited States, and he wishes happiness to every American.
3560_17_119
"Signing of the Communique in San Clemente (Part1)"
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (32 minutes, 57 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: President Nixon speaking from his house in California, CasaPacifica, at the closure of the summit meetings about his hopes for worldpeace; Brezhnev responds in Russian (translated into English throughout). Bothmention the signing of the agreement to end hostilities on Friday, June 22 asthe most important result of their meeting and thank each other.
3560_17_120
"Signing of the Communique in San Clemente (Part2)"
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (26 minutes, 22 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Tom Brokaw and Dick Valeriani delivering commentary on theproceedings at Casa Pacifico and the speeches by Nixon and Brezhnev.
3560_17_121
"Andrews Air Force Base Departure Ceremony:Agnew-Brezhnev"
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (36 minutes, 58 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: The ceremony for Brezhnev's departure from the UnitedStates; includes bands playing, a speech by Vice President Spiro Agnew, and aclosing speech by Brezhnev (in Russian; translated into English).
item
3560_17_53
Interview with Senator Jackson, Merv Griffin Show
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (25 minutes, 35 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson speaks on the topic of energy, the wheat deal, civil rights, chairing the Democratic National Committee, and the 1976 presidential campaign. Includes interview and discussion between Senator Jackson and film director, Fernando Lamas.A signed letter from Tony Janak on behalf of Columbia Recording Studios accompanies the sound recording.
1973 August 23
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Press conference with Senator Jackson and Soviet Jew, Leonid Tarassuk, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (32 minutes, 31 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Tarassuk, former director of the Hermitage Museum in the Soviet Union, speaks after his release from the Soviet Union.
1973 September 10
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Senator Jackson speaking to the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), Tenth Constitutional Convention, Americana Hotel, Bal Harbour, Florida
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 21 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: George Meany, president of the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations, introduces Senator Jackson at the A.M. session. Senator Jackson speaks on the topics of unemployment, the economy, détente, energy, the Soviet Union, the Middle East, and the Jackson-Vanik Amendment.
General Notes: Corresponding transcript of speech in 244/25.
1973 October 19
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Voice of America radio program presenting "Press Conference USA" with Senator Henry M. Jackson
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (28 minutes, 38 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
United States InformationAgency (producer)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is interviewed on the topic of the U.S.-Soviet Union Summit talks, Most Favored Nation treatment, United States relations with the Middle East, and the Jackson-Vanik Amendment. The panel of news correspondents consists of Henry Trewhitt of Newsweek; Claude Moisy of Agence France Presse; and George Will of National Review. Norman Geron moderates the program. A signed note from Norman Geron to Miss Silber accompanies the original sound recording.
1973
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American Jewish Committee Isaiah Award Luncheon honoring Senator Jackson, the Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 4 minutes, 30 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson delivering his speech, "On acceptance of the Isaiah Award for the Pursuit of Justice."
1974 January 28
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Interview with Senator Jackson, Great Decisions '74, WGTV, Athens, Georgia
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (23 minutes, 2 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
WGTV (producer?)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is interviewed on the topic of international affairs, specifically the Middle East, the Soviet Union, and Israel.
1974 March 15
Senator Jackson speaking at the Gridiron Club Dinner, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: A signed letter from "Walter" on behalf of The Gridiron Club accompanies the original sound recording. The original sound recording has been broken up into three parts.
1974 April 6
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Part 1
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (58 minutes, 5 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
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Part 2
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (37 minutes, 13 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
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Part 3
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (47 minutes, 19 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
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Interview with Senator Jackson, The Capitol Cloakroom, CBS News, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (23 minutes, 26 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Columbia BroadcastingSystem, IncEllen Wadley (producer?)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is interviewed on the topics of Watergate, inflation, and the upcoming 1976 presidential campaign by news correspondents Daniel Shore, Bernard Shaw, and Jed Duvall.
1974 July 24
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Senator Jackson paying tribute to Representative Floyd Hicks
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (4 minutes, 20 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1974 September 6
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Press conference with Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger on the Guatemala earthquake and the bugging of the American embassy in Moscow and Angola
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (33 minutes, 53 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Kissinger's responses on the topics of foreign relations, embassies, Russia, and Angola.
1975 February 12
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Senator Jackson delivering a speech to the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) Convention, Louisiana
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (41 minutes, 37 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson speaking on the campaign topics of employment, energy, railroads, and labor.
1975 March 25
Interviews with Senator Jackson, Illinois
1975 May 10
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Press Interview, Peoria, Illinois
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (13 minutes, 23 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson responding to questions on the Vietnam War,Vietnam refugees, campaign endorsements, and other campaign topics.
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Interview with Linda McGill of Channel 19, Pekin,Illinois
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (10 minutes, 16 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson responding to questions on foreign policy,the Ford administration, and employment.
Water resources in the Pacific Northwest, U.S. Senate, Interior and Insular Affairs Committee hearings, Washington, D.C.
1975
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Senator Jackson discussing preventive legislationfor the drought
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (16 minutes, 5 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1975 March24
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Senator Jackson hearing testimony by RepresentativeMike McCormack and others
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (27 minutes, 57 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
circa1975
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Interview with Senator Henry M. Jackson, Impact, WCPO Studios, Cincinnatti, Ohio?
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (28 minutes, 23 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
WCPO Studios (producer?)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is interviewed by Gordon Shear?, William Sheehan?, and William Flax? on the topics of the presidential campaign, national defense, the Jackson-Vanik Amendment, SALT talks, the Nixon-Ford administration, unemployment, and the Soviet Union. Hugh Dermody? moderates the program. Sound recording was taken from a videotaped production.
circa 1975
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Interview with Senator Jackson, Martin Agronsky Evening Edition?
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (24 minutes, 18 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed on the topics of national defense, the Vietnam war, and the presidential campaign.
circa 1975
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Senator Jackson on federal spending and the consolidation of the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW)
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (5 minutes, 18 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
circa 1975
Radio press releases, Gene Tollefson reporting, Washington, D.C.
General Notes: Should this be moved to campaign? News clips mostly cover Jackson's 1976 campaign, but does include Jackson's responses to various current events and issues. These could be streamed as a sampling of news reporting emanating from the Jackson campaign in conjunction with the portal? Gene Tollefson was deputy press secretary for Jackson. ("Henry M. Jackson: A life in politics" by Robert G. Kaufman)
1975-1976
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Master Reel 1, 1-23 (radio spots)
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 35 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on employment; theNixon-Ford administration; energy; President Gerald Ford; the economy; TipO'Neil and the Youth Conservation Corps (YCC); criminals; Nantucket Islands;the Jackson presidential campaign in Florida, Illinois, Connecticut; foreignrelations; energy; national security; Jackson on détente; the fishing bill; andthe New York City loan bill.
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Master Reel 2, 24-47, March 9th primary (radiospots)
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 44 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on national defense; theNantucket Islands; the environment; labor unions; the Jackson presidentialcampaign in Indiana, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Washington; the New Englandprimaries; presidential campaign committee appointments; Don Mennis campaign inNew York; meeting of labor leaders; flooding in Washington State; loss offunding for conservation; energy; jobs; inflation; the Ford administration; andschool busing and segregation.
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Master Reel 3, 48-69
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (32 minutes, 14 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on China; the presidentialcampaign; the federal deficit; senior citizens; medicare; Senator BerkeleyBerdell; labor leaders; employment; the New England economy and job market;détente; the fishing conservation zone bill; domestic and foreign policy; theSoviet Union; Secretary of Agriculture, Earl Butz; and the Strategic ArmsLimitation Talks (SALT).
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Master Reel, 70-84
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (32 minutes, 4 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on the presidentialcampaign; the Soviet Union; Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT); nationalhealth care; medicare; opium/heroine production; defense spending; the CentralIntelligence Agency (CIA) and Dr. James Schlesinger; jobs; presidentialendorsement by Senator Sam Ervin of North Carolina; and the fishingconservation zone bill.
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Master Reel, 85-109
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 57 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on the presidentialcampaign; the Jackson-Vanik Amendment; jobs; the Youth Conservation Corps (YCC)and the Environmental Conservation Corps; campaign financing; détente;presidential endorsement by Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan of New York,Senator Sam Ervin of North Carolina, and various labor leaders; Jackson andSenator Warren G. Magnuson energy bill to provide loans to increase fuelefficiency in homes and businesses; Anna Marie Jackson's birthday party inFlorida?; city funding for desegregation; and the Soviet Union.
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Master Reel, 110-127
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 18 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on the presidentialcampaign; Jackson and Senator Warren G. Magnuson energy bill to provide loansto increase fuel efficiency in homes and businesses; busing and integration inBoston; unemployment; energy; award of Alaskan pipeline contracts and U.S.Department of Defense contracts to minority contractors; presidentialendorsement by North Carolina Senator Sam Ervin; Jackson proposal for cityfunding towards desegregation; and presidential endorsements by laborleaders.
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Master Reel, 128-156
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 53 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on the presidentialcampaign; opposition of Governor Jimmy Carter's proposed elimination ofmortgage income tax deduction; women in the Supreme Court; national healthinsurance; presidential endorsement by New York Senator Daniel PatrickMoynihan; social security; payroll tax; various presidential primaries;welfare; the Solar Energy Research Center; presidential endorsement by Nebraskagovernor J. J. Exon and North Carolina Senator Sam Ervin; defense budge cuts;and Governor Jimmy Carter.
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Master Reel, 157-181
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 15 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on Governor Jimmy Carter;presidential primaries; presidential endorsement of North Carolina Senator SamErvin; New York legislation to identify delegate slates of presidentialcandidates by name; Youth Conservation Corps (YCC); employment; presidentialendorsement by former United Nations representative Morris Abram; welfare;presidential endorsement by labor leaders in Wisconsin; national healthinsurance under medicare; jobs for young people; public works program toalleviate unemployment; and New York Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihancampaigning in Wisconsin for Jackson.
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Master Reel, 182-216
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (32 minutes, 19 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on New York Senator DanielPatrick Moynihan campaigning for Jackson in Wisconsin; presidential endorsementby Albert Shanker, President of the American Federation of Teachers;presidential campaign support from the American Federation of Labor-Congress ofIndustrial Organizations (AFL-CIO); Governor Jimmy Carter; a six-point federalprogram to help U.S. cities; the Solar Development Energy Center; presidentialcampaign support by African-American civil rights leader Byard Rustin; thepossible nomination of Representative Morris Udall of Arizona as running matefor vice president; presidential campaign support from Wisconsin andPennsylvania labor groups; presidential campaign support by Bess Meyerson;presidential endorsement by Puerto Rican Governor Rafael Hernández Colón(includes a news clip in Spanish); the Internal Revenue Service (IRS); andhuman rights.
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Master Reel, #217-
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (8 minutes, 27 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes news clips and Jackson on presidential campaignsupport by Pennsylvania labor groups; presidential campaign support ofAfrican-American civil rights leader, Byard Rustin.
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Ben Haden delivering a sermon, "Kiss the Son"
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (27 minutes, 45 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Changed Lives TapeMinistry (producer)
Scope and Content: Haden begins the sermon with a story about two United States Senators loudly cleaning out their desks during Haden's one-and-a-half minute prayer in the Senate chamber. Also talks about doing business with Brezhnev and other "dictators of the world". Original sound recording from Changed Lives Tape Ministry in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
1976
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Senator Jackson speaking at the Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (25 minutes, 39 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Jackson speaks on the topics of the presidential campaign, the Democratic party, the economy, and employment. James Mahoney, executive vice-president of the American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), introduces Senator Jackson in Pennsylvania, who speaks to an audience of labor workers. Various labor leaders speak out in support of Senator Jackson. An end segment has Jackson speaking on Puerto Rico and abruptly ends.
circa 1976
Senate
1977-1982
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Senator Jackson on the possible resignation of director of Office of Management and Budget, Bert Lance, Face the Nation, CBS News, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (27 minutes, 36 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Columbia BroadcastingSystem, Inc (producer)
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS News correspondents Phil Jones and George Herman, and Martin Schramm?, Washington bureau chief of Newsday. Includes Senator Jackson on the topics of the Panama Canal Treaty, oil tankers, and the federal budget.
1977 September 11
President Jimmy Carter, Energy Bill
1978
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Senator Jackson reacting to the Carter energyprogram, Face the Nation, CBS News,Washington, D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (28 minutes, 21 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc (producer)
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS news correspondents Phil Jonesand George Herman, and The Chicago Sun Times bureau chief Lloyd? Miller, Jr. Includes Jackson on the topics of energy, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), energy conservation, and power development.
1977 May1
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Senator Jackson on the energy bill compromise, Face the Nation, CBS News,Washington, D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc (producer)
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS News correspondents NelsonBenton and George Herman, and Martin Schramm?, Washington bureau chief of Newsday. Includes Senator Jackson on the topics of energy, oil production limits by Texas, Israel and the West Bank, the Soviet Union, and the United States Senate.
1978 February5
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Senator Jackson on the proposed energy bill, Face the Nation, CBS News,Washington, D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (27 minutes, 40 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc (producer)
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS News correspondents NelsonBenton and George Herman, and Jack Nelson, the Washington bureau chief of The Los Angeles Times. Includes Senator Jackson on the topics of energy, the federal budget, foreign trade, taxes, and treaties.
1978 April23
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Press interview with Senator Jackson on national health insurance, KIRO-TV, Seattle, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (10 minutes, 7 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
KIRO-TV, Seattle,Washington (producer)
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson on senior citizens and medicare.
1978 October 26
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Press conference with Senator Jackson announcing plans to accept various invitations to visit Europe, Seattle, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (43 minutes, 41 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson announcing plans to begin visiting Europe beginning November 18th. Jackson will discuss the Jackson-Vanik Amendment with Romania, Saudi Arabia, Israel, and Egypt. Jackson will also be attending the North Atlantic Assembly in Lisbon, Portugal. Includes Senator Jackson speaking on the Marshall Plan, the Natural Gas Pipeline, the Columbia River, and power development.
circa 1978
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Senator Jackson on the recent flooding problem in Washington State
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (5 minutes, 38 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on Dixie Lee Ray, Dan Evans, flood control, and Washington State.
circa 1978
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Recorded correspondence, translation of G. Radulescu's letter explaining his departure from the United States after a 16-day visit
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (24 minutes, 32 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: A translation of a letter written by G. Radulescu on behalf of the Radulescu family who visited Los Angeles as a host family for sixteen days. The letter recounts the visit as a sponsored family through the World Council of Churches (WCC) on June 6, 1979. The Radulescu family was hosted by Reverend Pastor Emmanuel Deligiannis?, pastor of a pentecostal church and professor at a university in the Los Angeles area. After the Radulescu family arrived in Los Angeles they were turned down by a series of owners unwilling to rent to families with small children. The Orthodox Christian faith of the Radulescu family was repeatedly degraded by their sponsors and others in the Los Angeles area because of the presence of Communism in Romania and the Radulescu's were pressured to give up their faith. The Radulescu family contacted the WCC offices in Rome, Italy and were put into contact with the Conklin family in Everett, Washington. In Everett, Washington, the Radulescu family stayed with the Conklin family for a month, were put in contact with other Romanian families, and found friendship and understanding.
1979 February 2
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Interview with Senator Jackson on Iran and U.S. oil trade, Face the Nation, CBS News, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (27 minutes, 34 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Columbia BroadcastingSystem, Inc (producer)
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS News correspondents Nelson Benton and George Herman, and Don Oberdorfer?, diplomatic correspondent for The Washington Post. Includes Senator Jackson on the topics of energy, foreign trade, Iran, oil, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), Taiwan, the Soviet Union, and China.
1979 February 11
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Mock Senate Committee hearing, Drug Education Unit, Mrs. Dodson's 5th and 6th grade class, Emily Dickinson Elementary School, Redmond, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (21 minutes, 42 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: The students of Mrs. Dodson's class held a mock Senate Committee hearing on banning over-the-counter drug advertisements from radio and television during times children might be watching. The mock hearing was recorded and sent to Senator Jackson in Washington, D.C.
1979 March 19
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Interview with Senator Jackson, Fast Speed, KCTS-TV, Seattle, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (28 minutes, 23 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
KCTS-TV, Channel 9, Seattle,Washington (producer)
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by David Larson, Karen Bernard, and Jeff Steward. Mike Kirsch moderates the program. Includes Jackson on the topics of Israel, inflation, the presidential campaign, the Washington State Governor's race, Native American fishing rights, the Boldt decision, nuclear power, public power, and oil.
1979 March 27
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"K + Y Two Way Talk"? radio program on Lyndon LaRouche and the U.S. Labor Party
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 minute, 55 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Unidentified speaker cites Senator Jackson as a communist.
1979 March
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Interview with Senator Jackson on oil decontrol, Meet the Press, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (28 minutes, 20 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
National BroadcastingCompany, Inc (producer)
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS News correspondents Louellen King of The Energy Daily, Carl T. Roland of The Chicago Sun Times, and NBC News correspondent Irving R. Levine. The program is moderated by Bill Monroe. Includes Senator Jackson on the topics of oil decontrol, energy, foreign trade, Iran, natural resources, and the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
1979 April 8
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Interview with Senator Jackson on the re-nomination of President Jimmy Carter, Face the Nation, CBS News, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (30 minutes, 36 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Columbia BroadcastingSystem, Inc (producer)
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS News correspondents Jim McMannis and George Herman, and Jack Germand, political editor for the The Washington Star. Includes Senator Jackson on the topics of the 1980 presidential campaign, campaign endorsements, campaign topics, CBS News, inflation, and energy.
1979 July 29
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Interview with Senator Jackson on the resignation of Israeli Minister of Defense, Moshe Dayan, Face the Nation, CBS News, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 1 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Columbia BroadcastingSystem, Inc (producer)
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS News correspondents Nelson Benton and George Herman, and James R. Dickinson, national political correspondent for The Washington Star . Includes Senator Jackson on the topics of Israel, the Middle East, the Persian Gulf, and the automobile industry.
1979 October 21
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Interview with Senator Jackson on nuclear waste disposal, KING-TV, Seattle, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (27 minutes, 28 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
KING-TV, Seattle,Washington (producer)
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson speaking on the topics of nuclear waste, energy, education, and Hanford.
1979 November 20
Senator Jackson on the Equal Rights Administration (ERA) and draft registration for women
1979 November 30
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Interview with Senator Jackson on draft registrationfor women
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (5 minutes) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA),registration of women in the military, and the draft.
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Interview with Senator Jackson on the Equal RightsAmendment (ERA)
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (7 minutes, 17 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the registration of women, the EqualRights Amendment (ERA), the draft, national defense, and the Iran hostagecrisis.
1979 November30
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Interview with Senator Jackson on energy and the Northern Tier Pipeline, Northwest Press Conference
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 27 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the Northern Tier Pipeline, energy, natural resources, oil, Iran, Conservation, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), Hanford, and hydroelectric power.
1979
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Interview with Senator Jackson on Puget Power, Northwest Press Conference
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (11 minutes, 1 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on Puget Power, nuclear power, hydroelectric power, and presidential nominations.
1979
Radio press releases with Barbara Worley, Washington, D.C.
1979-1980
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Committee hearings on energy, congressionalrecording, Washington, D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (8 minutes, 17 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson speaking on gasohol, wind power, andproposed bills for energy programs to help low income people gain access toenergy and give young people jobs.
1979
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Senator Jackson on a U.S. Senate bill establishingan energy mobilization board, Washington, D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (52 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1979-1980
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Senator Jackson speaking to an energy committee on gasohol production, congressional recording, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (10 minutes, 39 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on welfare, energy, extreme cold weather, inflation, and oil prices.
1979
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Press conference with Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, and Bill Bradley on the automobile industry, congressional recording, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (30 minutes, 2 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: The hearings cover Detroit, Michigan; the automotive industry; Ford; General Motors; imports and exports; car mileage; fuel; foreign oil imports; and gasohol production.
1979
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Interview with Senator Jackson on Most Favored Nation status for China versus the Soviet Union, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (10 minutes, 5 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on foreign trade, oil, and the port of Seattle.
1979
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Interview with Senator Jackson on Cuba and the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT)
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (20 minutes, 57 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on relations between the United States, Cuba, and the Soviet Union.
1979
Radio press releases, Keith Martin reporting, Washington, D.C.
circa 1970s
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Part 1, "Sen. Jackson - Father's Day"
General Notes: Sound tape reel box labeled, "Sen. Jackson - Father's Day" and dated, June 20, 1971.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (13 minutes, 7 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson speaking on permitting competition amongairlines with routes between Tokyo, Japan and Seattle, Washington; vetoingPresident Gerald Ford's deregulation of gasoline; extending the moratorium ofdiverting water from the Columbia Basin to Colorado; federal aid for thedrought-affected West; energy coordination between federal and stategovernments; lack of confidence in the Chief Negotiator for Strategic Arms,Paul Warnke; "water bank" legislation to help drought-affected farmers; and theYoung Adults Conservation Corps.
1971 June 20
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Part 2
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (24 minutes, 26 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson speaking at various stops during hisre-election campaign, including the Veterans' Affairs Hospital, Vancouver,Washington; Grant County with Congressman Mike McCormack and the CountyCommissioner; Longview, Washington; Centralia, Washington; and Spokane,Washington with Mayor David Rogers; Jackson on the U.S. Air Force contractawarded to Boeing; the Siphon and Tunnel Project in the Columbia Basin; floodprotection for Skagit River residents; the lower Snake River fish and wildlifeconservation measure with Senator Warren G. Magnuson and Senator James McClure;the Snake River bridge replacement; his disagreement with federal gasderegulation; plan to reopen the Skagit, Washington Northern State MentalHospital with Jackson and Congressman Lloyd Meeds; renewing the moratorium onwater diversion from the Columbia Basin to Colorado; emergency drought relieffor the West; the coordination between federal and state energy policy; theYoung Adult Conservation Corps; the water bank bill and water reclamation(interview with Keith Martin); meeting with Meeds to discuss the water bankbill; grain feed supply in Yakima, Washington.
circa 1970s
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Clips of Senator Jackson speaking on the drought in Yakima Valley
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 minute, 8 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
circa 1970s
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Senator Jackson encouraging Washington State residents to attend the "Home Show" exhibition, Longview, Washington?
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 minute, 19 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson talks about the atomic energy and electrical exhibits at the "Home Show" in Kelso or Longview?, Washington.
circa 1970s
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Senator Jackson delivering a speech to unidentified group supporting Israel
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (5 minutes, 50 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is introduced by Morrie Amitai. Amitai talks about Senators Jackson and Javits, the Jackson-Vanik Amendment, and Israel security. Senator Jackson thanks Cy Kennon and mentions American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC). AIPAC event?
circa 1970s
Various segments with Senator Jackson on drought damage in the Yakima Basin
circa 1970s
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Senator Jackson on Bukovsky, the Jackson-VanikAmendment, and the drought in Yakima Valley
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (38 minutes, 9 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on Vladimir Bukovsky and Soviet imigrationpractices; Jackson on chief negotiator for strategic arms, Paul Warnke; radiopress releases with Keith Martin, Jackson and Congressman Lloyd Meeds on thedrought damage in Yakima Valley, Washington State; press releases on Jacksonmeeting with Texaco about an increase in wholesale gasoline prices on the westcoast; the Jackson Water Bank bill; the U.S. Senate, Energy and NaturalResources Committee; the Farm Program; the Yakima Basin; Kittitas County;Benton County; and Lloyd Meeds.
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Radio pressreleases with Keith Martin on the Department of Agriculture's Farm Program andthe drought damage in Yakima, Kittitas, and Benton Counties
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (10 minutes, 18 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Drought damage in Yakima, Kittitas, and Benton County,Washington; the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm Program; the YakimaValley drought; and the Feed Program.
Senator Jackson on radio show, The Senators with Alan Balsh, "The Energy Picture: A Series of Delays," Washington, D.C.
circa 1970s
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Senator Jackson on the energy mobilization board andforeign policy
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (2 minutes, 31 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
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Senator Jackson on defense policy, budgetexpenditures, the U.S. military, and southwest Asia
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (2 minutes, 33 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
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Senator Jackson on U.S. credibility, the PersianGulf, military readiness, Soviet aggression, and the cruise missile, theMX
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (4 minutes, 53 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
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Senator Jackson on foreign relations and the valueof a U.S. military presence
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (2 minutes, 47 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
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The Senators with Alan Balsh, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (9 minutes, 19 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Various segments with Senators and topics. Includes Senator Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr. on "Taxes"; Senator Jesse Helms on "The Need for the Draft"; Senator Harry Byrd, Jr. on "Our Defense Budget"; and Senator Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. on "Energy and the Economy".
circa 1970s
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Recorded correspondence, Omar S. Anderson, Hadlock, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (10 minutes, 30 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Anderson sent this audiocassette in response to problems with the U.S. Postal Service in Los Angeles in delivering a package from ITC? Recorded air show. Anderson quotes the call numbers at the end.
circa 1970s
Soviet invasion of Afghanistan address to the nation, President Jimmy Carter
1980 January
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Interview with SenatorsJackson and Richard Lugan on President Jimmy Carter's speech, CBS News,Washington, D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (10 minutes, 10 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc (producer?)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on Afghanistan, oil, the North AtlanticTreaty Organization (NATO), draft registration, and the Middle East. The firstprogram is moderated by Phil Jones. An interview with Warren Christopher of theState Department by news correspondent, Marvin Kalb? follows the Jackson/Lugansegment. Christopher responds to Senator Jackson's statements.
1980 January23
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Interview with SenatorsJackson and George McGovern on President Jimmy Carter's speech
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (10 minutes, 17 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1980January
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Interview with SenatorJackson on President Jimmy Carter's speech
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (3 minutes, 28 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by reporters in noisy hallway.
1980January
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Senator Jackson delivering a speech on national defense and relations between the United States and the Soviet Union, U.S. Defense, Virginia General Assembly, Williamsburg, Virginia
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (28 minutes, 5 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
General Notes: Speech available: 3560-005, 246/57
1980 February 2
3560_17a_28_1
Senator Jackson speaking at a symposium on trade relations between the United States and China, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 26 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson China trade relations, foreign trade, the University of Washington, the Soviet Union, oil, and natural resources.
General Notes: Playback is a bit distorted.
1980 February
3560_17a_24_1
Interview with Senators Jackson and Alan Cranston on balancing the budget, Interview Forum, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (19 minutes, 11 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson and Cranston on price controls, unemployment, and taxes.
1980 March 14
3560_17a_29_2
Senator Jackson delivering a speech on domestic and foreign policy problems, Governor's Housing Conference?, Olympia, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 20 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on foreign policy, making jokes, housing, energy, investments and bonds, current trends, oil discoveries, nuclear energy, and dealing with the Soviet Union.
1980 April 11
3560_17a_50_2
Senator Jackson delivering a speech to the Tacoma Rotary Club and others, Tacoma, Washington?
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 24 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on energy, the 1976 presidential campaign, the Soviet Union, oil, synthetic fuel, natural resources, 3 Mile Island, and Middle East problems.
1980 April 11
3560_17a_31_1
Press interview with Senator Jackson on President Jimmy Carter's appointment of Senator Edmund Muskie to Secretary of State
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (7 minutes, 17 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1980 April 29
3560_17a_32_1
Senators Jackson, Stevens, and Beckum on domestic energy issues, U.S. Senate, Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearings, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (15 minutes, 46 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on energy, oil, the automobile industry, and conservation.
1980 April 30
3560_17a_50_1
Press conference with Senator Jackson on the resignation of Secretary of State, Cyrus R. Vance, and President Jimmy Carter's change in cabinet
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (14 minutes, 48 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the Carter administration and the Iran hostage rescue attempt.
1980 April
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Senators Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, Howard W. Cannon, and Smith? at a commerce hearing on automobile efficiency, U.S. Senate, Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearings, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (46 minutes, 37 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson and others on automotive efficiency, conservation, energy, oil, foreign trade, and the economy.
1980 May 9
3560_17a_33_1
Interview with Len O'Connor in reaction to Senator Jackson's speech, "New Directions for Our Party," Cook County Democratic Dinner, Chicago, Illinois
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (3 minutes, 6 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1980 May 22
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Radio show on the Educational Clinic, Inc. (ECI), KOMO radio, Seattle, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (9 minutes, 53 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
KOMO Radio
Scope and Content: KOMO Radio public affairs reporter, Betty Bender, investigates the Educational Clinic, Inc. (ECI), education, and high school dropouts. Bender talks with ECI president, Rex Crosson, and ECI students "Chuck" and "Diane".
1980 June 10-13
3560_17a_38_2
Press conference with Senator Jackson on the Alaskan Lands bill with KIRO, KING, and KOMO reporters
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (2 minutes, 32 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1980 July 29
3560_17a_49_1
Senator Jackson speaking at the Brewster C. Denny Dinner, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (54 minutes, 50 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes 1980 elections, the University of Washington, Arthur Denny, and the School of Public Affairs. Includes Master of Ceremonies, Dan Evans, Norman Rice, Harold Shepelman, William Gerberding, Henry M. Jackson, and Brewster Denny.
General Notes: Side two has Master of Ceremonies Dan Evans closing comments and Brewster C. Denny's response.Senator Jackson's dinner speech is on side one of the audiocassette, and other dinner speeches continue on side two. Side one of the audiocassette was the only side transferred.
1980 November 3
President Ronald Reagan transition
1980 November
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Press interview with SenatorJackson on the Reagan transition team and advisory council, Washington,D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (6 minutes, 30 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson on being a part of President-electRonald Reagan's Foreign Policy Assessment Task Force, the possibility of beingon President-elect Reagan's cabinet, the current lame duck session, Alaskanland bill, tax cuts, and Senator Jackson's loss of committee chairmanship.Interview takes place outside near an airport? and has traffic noises and bellsin the background.
1980 November6
3560_17a_43_1
Senator Jackson on the Reagan transition, Face the Nation, CBS News,Washington, D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 32 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc (producer)
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS News correspondents NelsonBenton and George Herman, and Don Sider, national security correspondent for Time Magazine. The program is moderated by George Herman. Includes Senator Jackson on the topics of the Reagan transition team, the Reagan Foreign Policy Assessment Task Force, the possibility of Senator Jackson becoming a cabinet member, foreign policy, oil prices, inflation, relations with the Middle East, the Iran-Iraq war, Israel, the Carter Doctrine, and Afghanistan.
1980 November16
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Press conference with Senator Jackson on campaign topics and the reelection of Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (20 minutes, 8 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the Marine Mammals Act of 1972, conservation, Senator Warren G. Magnuson, health services, voter turnout, the Iran hostage crisis, and the Iran/Iraq war.
1980 November 6
Open Democratic Convention, New York, New York
1980
item
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Press conference with SenatorJackson
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (10 minutes, 59 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the Democratic National Convention; theDemocratic party; delegates; candidates; popularity; "Open Convention";President Jimmy Carter; Billy Carter; and the 1980 presidential race.
1980 July29
3560_17a_40_1
Press conference with SenatorJackson, Senate Press Gallery, Washington, D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (20 minutes, 22 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on Senator Edward Kennedy; President JimmyCarter; the Billy Carter scandal; 1980 presidential nominations; Jackson'spresidential candidacy; and the 1980 elections.
1980 August5
3560_17a_41_1
Press conference with SenatorEdward Kennedy speaking in favor of an Open Democratic Convention, Washington,D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (7 minutes, 51 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Kennedy on the 1980 elections; campaign ideals;delegates at the Open Democratic Convention; campaign issues; the economy; andthe Democratic nomination.
1980 August5
Iran Hostage Crisis
1980
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Press conference with SenatorJackson on Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini, and foreign policy
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (17 minutes, 29 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1980 April7
3560_17a_30_2
Radio press release withSenator Jackson on the Iran hostage rescue attempt
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (1 minutes, 40 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1980 April25
3560_17a_22_2
Press interview with SenatorJackson
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (4 minutes, 11 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1980
Geopolitics of Oil
1980
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Senator Jackson and AdmiralTurner delivering testimony, U.S. Senate, Energy and Natural ResourcesCommittee hearing, Washington, D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 21 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson and Admiral Turner on energy,natural resources, oil, the Middle East, and the Soviet Union.
1980 April22
3560_17a_39_1
Senators Jackson and MarkHatfield with Henry Kissinger delivering testimony at the 14th hearings on thegeopolitics of oil, U.S. Senate, Energy and Natural Resources Committeehearing, Washington, D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (17 minutes, 23 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson and Kissinger on technology for oiltrade off, the oil shortage, oil import and export, communism, the Sovietthreat, energy, foreign policy, and the Organization of the Petroleum ExportingCountries (OPEC).
1980 July31
3560_17a_45_1
Report on the geopolitics ofoil with Senators Jackson, James McClure, Bill Bradley, andMendochi?
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 25 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Senators Jackson, McClure, Bradley, and Mendochi?on foreign policy, economic problems of oil, military security, energy, and theSoviet Union.
1980 November20
Pacific Northwest Regional Power Bill
1980
item
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Press conference with SenatorJackson on the Pacific Northwest Regional Power bill, Washington,D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (2 minutes, 5 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1980 November19
3560_17a_47_1
Oregon State Representative,James H. Weaver, on Senator Jackson's Pacific Northwest Regional Power bill,Portland, Oregon
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (30 minutes, 1 second) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Weaver talks about why he is not supporting SenatorJackson's bill on regional power in the Pacific Northwest. Includes Weaver onhydroelectric power, 3 Mile island incident, nuclear power, Senator Jackson'sregional power bill, natural resources, Bonneville Power Administration, theWashington Public Power Supply System (WPPSS), and energy.
1980
item
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Senator Jackson responding to the U.S. Armed Services Committee investigations into the A-6 accidents, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 minutes, 11 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1980
3560_17a_46_1
Slade Gorton senatorial campaign commercials
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (2 minutes, 17 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson, Warren G. Magnuson, and Slade Gorton.
1980
3560_17a_48_1
Press conference with Senator Jackson on the effect of the Iran-Iraq war on U.S. oil
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (13 minutes, 12 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the Soviet Union, the Iran-Iraq war, the 1921 U.S.S.R.-Iran treaty, effects of the war on oil supplies, and other topics.
1980
3560_17a_51_1
Senator Jackson campaign endorsements for Representative Al Swift, Ron Dotzauer for Secretary of State, and Eleanor Fortson for State Legislature, Washington State
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (2 minutes, 4 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
General Notes: Check to see if these are duplicated elsewhere and keep these only if the quality of the recording is better or different.Side 2 of audiocassette 51 was separated and recommended for disposition because it is a duplicate of the Ron Dotzauer campaign endorsement on side 1.
1980
Senator Jackson on the Salmon and Steelhead fisheries bill for the Pacific Northwest, Washington, D.C.
1980
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Senator Jackson segment, Washington,D.C.
1980
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Radio press release, Rick Cocker reporting,Washington, D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (1 minute, 18 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1980
item
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Senator Jackson delivering a speech on foreign policy and the U.S.S.R.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (21 minutes, 41 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on nuclear power, the space program, and energy. A question-and-answer session follows.
1980 January
3560_17a_56_2
Senator Jackson delivering a speech on energy and foreign policy, Washington State
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (47 minutes, 13 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on energy source supply, decline of power, and foreign policy.
1980
3560_17a_21_1
Interview with Senator Jackson on the first quarter oil company profits
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (7 minutes, 45 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson speaking on the oil companies, inflation, government price control, and energy.
circa 1980
3560_17a_21_2
Television program? interview with Senator Jackson on the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) and energy
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (18 minutes, 27 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson speaking on the Equal Rights Amendment, draft registration, the United States Navy, the Soviet Union's intention in Afghanistan, energy, oil in Saudi Arabia, and other issues.
circa 1980
3560_17a_41_2
Press conference with Senators Jackson, Ted Stevens, and Paul Tsongas on the Alaska Lands legislation
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (15 minutes, 11 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson, Stevens, and Tsongas on natural resources, conservation, Alaska, Alaska Lands bill, and oil and gas exploration.
circa 1980
3560_17a_53_1
Interview with Senator Jackson on the Soviet Union grain embargo, KCPQ TV, Tacoma, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (12 minutes, 32 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
KCPQ TV, Seattle,Washington (producer)
Scope and Content: KCPQ TV reporter, "Steve," interviewing Jackson on the grain embargo, the budget review, the U.S. Department of Energy, and strategic arms.
1981 January 12
3560_17a_54_1
Senator Jackson Roast, Saints and Sinners Luncheon, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 55 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1981 March 2
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Hal Wolfe? interviewing Senator Jackson and Washington State Congressional delegates, Seattle, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (8 minutes, 39 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Hal Wolfe interviews Washington State Congressional delegates prior to a cross-country trip from Seattle, Washington to Washington, D.C. in his 1931 AA Ford truck advertising lower interest rates. Includes Joel Pritchard.
1981
3560_17a_55_1
Senator Jackson speaking at the commissioning ceremonies for the U.S.S. Bremerton, General Dynamics Electric Boat Company, Groton, Connecticut
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (22 minutes, 21 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1981 March 26
President Ronald Reagan assassination attempt
1981
item
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Interview with SenatorJackson and his response to the President Ronald Reagan shooting
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (8 minutes, 27 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on American strength, foreign policy,energy sources, and inflation.
1981 March30
3560_17a_90_1
Question-and-answer sessionwith a Senator on the recent shooting of President Ronald Reagan
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (12 minutes, 17 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes responses on the topics of gun control and crime.There are two segments with two men on the Reagan assassination attempt, and asound clip of Ronald Reagan on a train or moving vehicle?
General Notes: Recording quality is poor.
1981
item
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Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, Wenatchee, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (41 minutes, 58 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson speech on American strength, foreign policy, energy sources, and inflation.
1981 April 14
3560_17a_57_1
Radio press release with Senator Jackson on his bill urging the federal government to pay its bills, Rick Cocker reporting, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 minutes, 14 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1981 May 6
3560_17a_58_4
Question-and-answer session with Senator Jackson on the Israeli bombing of Iraqi nuclear power plants
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (20 minutes, 54 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on Iraqi nuclear power plants, the Israeli military, armed forces, the Middle East war, and nuclear weapons.
1981 June
3560_17a_59_1
Radio broadcast and interview with Senator Jackson, "The American Focus," Focus on Youth Radio Network
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 12 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Focus on Youth RadioNetworkDave WilliamsLarry Rosen (producer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on national and international issues, U.S. arms sales, national defense, the federal budget, the U.S. economy, and third world economies.
1981 October 28
Mount St. Helens
1980-1981
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Radio show on the eruption of Mount St. Helens, WKXL News, Portland, Oregon
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 21 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
WKXL News Talk Radio 750
Scope and Content: Includes Mount St. Helens explosion, prediction of explosion,ash fallout, strange animal behavior, eye witness accounts of pre-explosion andexplosion. Includes segments with President Jimmy Carter, Brian Baker, Harry S.Truman, Don Swanson, Mark Brisbane, Lars Larsen, Sylvia Brucci, Jody Leverents,Lou Moore, Jerry Hansen, Dave Mollen, and R.W. Stone.
1980
3560_17a_60_1
Senator Jackson on securingfunds for emergency aid to the Mount St. Helens area
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (46 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senators Jackson and Slade Gorton worked together to secure funds for Mount St. Helens area.
1981 November20
item
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Press conference with Senator Jackson, Charles Wick?, and members of the international press, U.S. International Communication Agency breakfast
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (43 minutes, 14 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on U.S. foreign policy with Israel, national defense, and international relations.
1981 December 3
3560_17a_60_2 1981
3560_17a_62_1
Dennis Nettle radio talk show, "Open Letter to Senator Henry M. Jackson," a call-in program from Seattle area residents, KVI 570, Seattle, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 7 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
WKVI, Seattle, Washington (producer)
1981
3560_17a_1_1
Richard Valeriani interviewing Senators Jackson and William Proxmire, The Today Show, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (7 minutes, 11 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: A television broadcast of an interview with Senators Jackson and Proxmire on the topics of the federal budget, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and the supersonic transport (SST). Tom Brokaw moderates the program.
circa 1981
3560_17a_92_1
Charles Osgood file, change of postal regulations for left-handers and a question-and-answer session with Senator Jackson on national defense
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (22 minutes, 41 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on military vessels in Seattle, Boeing, the Soviet Union, cuts to the national defense budget, the Northern Tier Pipeline, and nuclear weapons.
circa 1981
3560_17a_58_3
Senator Jackson delivering a speech on energy concerns
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (26 minutes, 13 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on energy, oil prices and the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), interest rates, and the U.S.S.R and oil fields. A question-and-answer session follows.
1981-1982
3560_17a_64_1
Question-and-answer session with Senator Jackson on President Ronald Reagan's appointment of George Schultz to Secretary of State
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (9 minutes, 40 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1982 July
3560_17a_65_1
Dennis Nettle interviewing Senator Jackson, KVI radio 570, Seattle, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (27 minutes, 51 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson on economic recovery, the U.S.S.R. and Central America, national defense, energy, and oil imports.
1982 February 7
3560_17a_70_1
Senator Jackson on the Falkland Island controversy, Face the Nation, CBS News, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (27 minutes, 43 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Columbia BroadcastingSystem, Inc (producer)
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS News diplomatic correspondent Robert Pierpoint; Lars Eric Nelson, Washington bureau chief for The New York Daily News; and CBS News correspondent and moderator, George Herman. Includes Senator Jackson on Argentina's attack on a submarine, the British movement against Argentina, the Strategic Arms Reduction Talks (START), the nuclear arms freeze and reduction, oil production, and energy concerns.
1982 April 25
3560_17a_71_2
Nuclear weapons freeze campaign with Dr. Charles Meconis and Phil Austin of the Seattle Ecumenical Religious Peace Action Coalition (SERPAC)
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (8 minutes, 48 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Meconis and Austin on the nuclear weapons freeze campaign, national defense, and nuclear arms race.
1982 July 9
3560_17a_72_1
Senator Jackson on the Iranian invasion of Iraq, Face the Nation, CBS News, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (27 minutes, 36 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Columbia BroadcastingSystem, Inc (producer)
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS News congressional correspondent Phil Jones; John McLean, diplomatic correspondent for The Chicago Tribune; and CBS News correspondent and moderator, George Herman. Includes Senator Jackson on the topics of oil from Iraq, oil prices, the battle in Lebanon, and military in China.
General Notes: Jackson member of armed services and intelligence committees.
1982 July 18
3560_17a_73_1
Senator Jackson introducing Machinist leader, Tom Baker, U.S. Senate, Banking subcommittee on international finance, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (19 minutes, 40 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Tom Baker is the president of district lodge number 751 of the Industrial Association of Machinist and Aerospace Workers for the Puget Sound area in Washington State. Jackson introduces Baker and leaves to attend another meeting. Includes the topics of international finance, bank funding, unemployment, Export-Import bank funding, and industrial products.
1982 June-August
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Question-and-answer session with Senator Jackson on Israeli Prime Minister, Menachim Begin, and the Beirut massacre in Lebanon
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (28 minutes, 4 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1982 September
George Boldt decision and the Fishery Buyback Program
1982
item
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Senator Jackson on theconference agreement for the Fishery Buyback Program
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (3 minutes, 22 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the George Boldt decision and continuedfunding for the Youth Conservation Corps (YCC).
1982
3560_17a_58_2
Radio press release on theBoldt decisioin, the Fishery Buyback Program, Youth Conservation Corps (YCC),and Middle East oil production, Rick Cocker reporting, Washington,D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (1 minute, 46 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1982
item
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Interview with Senator Jackson on agricultural problems in the Northwest, John Hollinghorst reporting, KIRO-TV, Seattle, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (33 minutes, 42 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
KIRO-TV, Seattle,Washington (producer)
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on extending protection to wheat farmers, the problems facing wheat farmers, the energy field, and the dairy storage problem.
1982
3560_17a_66_1
Radio press release on the nuclear arms freeze, Rick Cocker reporting, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 minute, 18 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the introduction of a resolution for mutual verifiable nuclear arms and reduction.
1982
3560_17a_68_2
Senator Jackson speaking to a labor group? during his 1982 Senatorial campaign, Tri-Cities area, Washington?
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (11 minutes, 47 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on George Meany and the labor party; the Democratic party; inflation; the economy; the Reagan administration; and employment.
1982
3560_17a_77_2
Senators Jackson, Slade Gorton, and Representative Norm Dicks announcing U.S. Navy plans to base a Naval Task Force in the Puget Sound area
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (24 minutes) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the Naval Task Force and the U.S.S.R. submarine in the U.S. area.
1982
3560_17a_78_1
Radio press release on Senator Jackson's legislation to help the housing industry and create jobs, Christy Wise reporting, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 minute, 25 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1982
3560_17a_78_2
Radio press release on the introduction of a resolution for nuclear arms reduction by Senators Jackson and John W. Warner?, Christy Wise reporting, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 minute, 26 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on nuclear arms production, and relations between the Soviet Union and the United States.
1982
3560_17a_82_1
Interview with Senator Jackson by British television reporter on the economy, inflation, national defense, and the Reagan administration
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (12 minutes, 54 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1982
3560_17a_85_1
Interview and panel discussion with Senator Jackson on hospice care
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 3 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson and others on hospice care costs and voluntary care work.
1982
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Senator Jackson delivering a speech on the irrigation reform bill, the farm program, Seattle area Public Health Service (PHS) hospitals, and the military construction bill
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (3 minutes, 38 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1982
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Radio press release on Senator Jackson's testimony before the U.S. Senate Banking Committee and the strengthening of the Export/Import Bank, Christy Wise reporting, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (51 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1982
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Radio press release with Senator Jackson on the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and the U.S. Department of Energy's contingency plan, Christy Wise reporting, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (13 minutes, 18 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1982
Nuclear arms reduction
1982
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Question-and-answer sessionwith Senator Jackson on the nuclear arms freeze bill, the U.S.S.R. military,and the reduction of tankers in the Puget Sound
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (16 minutes, 20 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1982
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Senator Jackson on thenuclear arms freeze
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (1 minute, 1 second) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on Brezhnev, Geneva, and nuclear armsreduction.
circa1982
item
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Senator Jackson commenting on the completion of the synthetic fuels program
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (46 minutes, 18 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on fuel sources, the 1982 U.S. Senatorial campaign, the price of oil, foreign policy, and energy. Recording is interrupted by Senator Jackson roast, Saints and Sinners Luncheon, Washington, D.C. (3560_17a_54_1). After this segment follows a question-and-answer session with Jackson on energy, oil prices, the Soviet Union, and China.
1982
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Radio press release on Senator Jackson's opposition to budget cuts for the U.S. Department of Energy, Rick Cocker reporting, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 38 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes a question-and-answer session with Jackson on synthetic fuels, oil, energy production, alternative fuels, the economic problem, oil import, and the price of oil.
1982
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Tim Hillard interviewing Senator Jackson on the Fish Buyback Program and Mount St. Helens, KOMO-TV, Seattle, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (19 minutes, 21 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the U.S.S. New Jersey, the Youth Conservation Corps, social security changes, and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) assistance in employment.
1982
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Interview with Senator Jackson on President Ronald Reagan's speech on unemployment
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (8 minutes, 42 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on unemployment, interest rates, and the economy.
1982 September-December
Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument
1982
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Senators Jackson and Slade Gorton testifying in support of Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument (S.2133), U.S. Senate, Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearings,Washington, D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (22 minutes, 34 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
circa1982
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Senators Jackson and Gorton talk to reporters about the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument bill (S.2133)
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (19 minutes, 30 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
circa1982
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Senator Jackson speaking in support of legislation to aid in economic recovery for Washington State
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (30 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
circa 1982
C-5 and 747 Aircraft
1982
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Question-and-answer interviewwith Senator Jackson on the 747 versus C-5s for cargo planes
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (19 minutes, 16 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the U.S. Air Force and militaryaircraft.
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Interview with SenatorJackson on an amendment to allow the purchase of surplus 747s as cargoplanes
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (7 minutes, 17 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
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Interview with Senator Jackson on the U.S. Senate passage of legislation for nuclear waste disposal systems
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (25 minutes, 23 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on civilian waste and federal waste; nuclear defense waste; nuclear waste disposal and management in Washington State, Idaho, and other states; and Hanford.
circa 1982
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Panel discussion with Senator Jackson and Representative Phil Crane, "Congress and its effect on Administration programs"
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 3 minutes, 22 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Conference CopyIncorporated (producer)
Scope and Content: Lesley Stahl, CBS News correspondent, moderates the program.
circa 1982
Senate
1983
item
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Senator Jackson on the change in Israeli leadership, Face the Nation, CBS News, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 55 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Columbia BroadcastingSystem, Inc (producer)
Scope and Content: Jackson is interviewed by CBS News congressional correspondent Phil Jones, and William Beecher, diplomatic correspondent for The Boston Globe. Includes Senator Jackson on the topics of the Moshe Dayan, Israel, Menachim Begin, Lebanon, and the Reagan administration.
1983 February 20
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Senator Jackson commenting on the Supreme Court decision on legislative veto
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (58 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the legislative branch and the impact of the legislative veto on decisions of foreign policy between Congress and the executive branch.
1983 June 24
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Tim Hillard interviewing Senator Jackson on the capture of Kevin Ellis by an African tribe in Zimbabwe, KOMO-TV, Seattle, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (22 minutes, 15 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
KOMO-TV, Seattle,Washington (Producer)
1983 July 1
Central America
1983 July 18-28
item
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Senator Jackson releasing astatement in response to President Ronald Reagan's acceptance of theCongressional suggestion for Central America
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (59 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1983 July18
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Press conference withRepresentative Kemp, Barnes and Senators Jackson, Mathias, on Central America,Washington, D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (30 minutes, 44 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1983 July18
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Interview with SenatorJackson on Central America, The Capitol Cloakroom, CBSNews, Washington, D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (19 minutes, 41 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
General Notes: Recorded in a studio? Senator Jackson can be heard, but theinterviewers questions are barely audible.
1983 July28
Washington Public Power Supply System (WPPSS)
1983 July 18-27
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Senator Jackson issuing astatement on the proposal to help the Washington Public Power Supply System(WPPSS)
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (1 minute, 11 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the reactors, Bonneville PowerAdministration (BPA), and Charles F. Luce.
1983 July18
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Interview with SenatorJackson about his amendment to assist the Washington Public Power Supply System(WPPSS)
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 29 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1983 July27
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Senator Jackson issuing a statement in response to the shooting down of a Korean airliner, Seattle, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (19 minutes, 21 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
General Notes: Recording quality is poor. Appears to have been recorded ambiently from a television set.
1983 September 1
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Senator Jackson reflecting on his friendship with President John F. Kennedy for a television special
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (26 minutes, 55 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1983
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Senator Jackson speaking on behalf of Admiral Hyman G. Rickover, Salute to Rickover, Washington Sheraton, Washington, D.C.?
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (54 minutes, 50 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1983
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Television interview with Billy Graham before his trip to preach in the U.S.S.R., Jane Pauley, NBC?
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (4 minutes, 25 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
National BroadcastingCompany, Inc (producer)
Scope and Content: Includes Graham on preaching in the Soviet Union, nuclear war, anti-nuclear movement, Strategic Arms Limitations Talks (SALT), nuclear arms reduction, and Senator Jackson's proposal to abolish all nuclear weapons.
circa 1983
Radio press releases, Rick Cocker, Bob Turner, and Christy Wise reporting, Washington, D.C.
circa 1980s
item
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Part 1
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (1 minute, 1 second) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the U.S. Senate and House conferencesdiscussing bills on synthetic fuels, energy, and specific forms of energy:coal, oil shale, gasohol, and solar energy.
1980 June16
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Part 2
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (5 minutes, 45 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Press releases with Rick Cocker, Bob Turner, and SenatorJackson on the Reagan administration and social security; Dr. Ruth Weiner,professor at Western Washington University, speaking out against Senator DougJewett's television campaign spot on Senator Jackson and the nuclear powerradioactive waste issue in Washington State after the Three Mile Island (TMI)incident in Pennsylvania.
circa1980s
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Part 3
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (2 minutes, 41 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Press releases with Rick Cocker and Jackson on thedecontrolling of gasoline; inflation; and President Reagan's economic recoveryprogram, with a response from Jackson on the proposed cuts to the Export-ImportBank and the Youth Conservation Corps (YCC).
circa1980s
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Part 4
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (9 minutes, 29 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Press releases with Christy Wise and Jackson on U.S.communications with the Soviet Union; a Jackson amendment to cap Senatorialhonoraria; U.S. relations with South America and Central America; HenryKissinger; radio spots for Congressman Tom Foley; Senator Jackson endorsingSenator Al Swift.
circa1980s
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Part 5
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (39 minutes, 8 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson on Congressman Tom Foley's selection asHouse majority whip; Heidelberg Brewery's production of alcohol for fuel inTacoma, Washington; nuclear waste disposal; Grays Harbor, Washington; SenatorSlade Gorton, Senator Warren Magnuson, and Senator Jackson inquiry into PugetSound, Washington Coast Guard; energy; Youth Conservation Corps (YCC);Congressman Norm Dicks and the Heidelberg Brewery; Reagan administration taxbill; social security; corporate mergers; Sandra Day O'Connor being appointedto Supreme Court Justice; Older Americans Act; President Reagan's State of theUnion Address; American Conservation Corps (ACC); deregulation of fuel; SenatorGorton and Senator Jackson bill to preserve Washington State land; income taxwitholding; nuclear arms reduction bill with Senator Baker, Senator Byrd, andSenator John Warner; housing industry legislation; environmental and publichealth issues in Washington State; the purchase of new cargo planes for the AirForce from Boeing; the Department of Energy; Reagan administration; timberindustry recession; Mount St. Helens bill; Columbia River hatcheries; and theWilderness Protection Act.
circa1980s
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Clips of Senator Jackson on the U.S. Department of Energy, the U.S. Department of Education, and political endorsements
General Notes: Two channels with two different sets of content. Second sideis blown out by overuse of compression, but still intelligible.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (5 minutes, 45 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: This recording includes Senator Jackson on the Northwest Power bill and political endorsements of Eleanor Fortson, Al Swift, and Ron Dotzauer.
circa 1980s
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Radio press release on Senator Jackson and legislation to help the timber industry, Christy Wise reporting, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (8 minutes, 22 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes interview with Jackson on the Spirit Lake area, Longview, Washington; the declaration of emergency signed by President Ronald Reagan; Senator Slade Gorton; and the tax bill.
circa 1980s
Guest conductor program with Senator Jackson, WGMS, Washington, D.C.
Scope and Content: A classical music program of chamber music selected by Jackson. The recording has been split into two parts.
circa 1980s
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Part 1
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (59 minutes, 29 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
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Part 2
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (1 hour, 15 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Posthumous
1984-1987
Sync sound reels for the posthumous film, "SCOOP"
Laszlo Pal Productions (producer)
Scope and Content: Recollections and voiceover for a 23-minute film on the achievements of the late Senator Jackson with contributions from politicians and constituents. The film was shown in Seattle, Washington at a commemorative event held in honor of Senator Jackson on his birthday.
1987 March
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Boris and Sonya Goldberg, part 1
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (13 minutes, 59 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Sonya Goldberg on meeting Senator Jackson for the first timeto thank him for his role in the creation of the Jackson-Vanik Amendment, whichallowed her and her husband Boris Goldberg to leave Russia. Includes DorothyFosdick and comments from son, Paul Goldberg.
General Notes: Tape 1, picture roll 1, 2.
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Boris and Sonya, part 2
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (16 minutes, 12 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
General Notes: Tape 2, picture roll 2.
Scope and Content: Sonya Goldberg talks about confusing the White House with azoo; leaving Russia; and listening to Voice of America. Boris Goldberg talks about the first time he and Sonya visited Senator Jackson and how he called Jackson a "modern-day Moses" because of his part in the creation of the Jackson-Vanik Amendment.
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Boris and Sonya Goldberg, Ben Wattenberg
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (16 minutes, 30 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
General Notes: Tape 3, picture roll 3.
Scope and Content: Dorothy Fosdick and Sonya Goldberg talk about celebratingthe Goldbergs' citizenship with a Russian picnic in Washington, D.C. BenWattenberg talks about the consistency and common sense of Senator Jackson, hiscontribution to human rights in foreign policy including the Jackson-VanikAmendment, the 1972 and 1976 Jackson presidential campaigns, and the primarywin in Massachusetts.
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Ben Wattenburg, Bill Van Ness
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (16 minutes, 29 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Ben Wattenberg talks about the 1976 presidential campaign.Bill Van Ness discusses Senator Jackson and his ability to deal with diversepolitical and philosophical viewpoints, Alaska Native Land Claims and oildevelopment hearing, and Jackson's role in conservation and the environmentwith the National Environmental Policy Act and the Trans-Alaska Pipeline.
General Notes: Tape 4, picture roll 3, 4, 5.
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Bill Van Ness, Gaylord Nelson
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (15 minutes, 35 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Bill Van Ness talks about the Jackson staff and Jackson'scontributions to history. Senator Gaylord Nelson discusses working with SenatorJackson and his contribution to environmental legislation.
General Notes: Tape 5, picture roll 7, 8.
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Gaylord Nelson, George Will
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (15 minutes, 2 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Gaylord Nelson talks about working with SenatorJackson, the Jackson-Vanik Amendment, and the Jackson presidential campaign.George Will speaks on Senator Jackson's presidential campaign bids and hissuccess as a senator.
General Notes: Tape 6, picture roll 10.
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Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Representative AlSwift
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (16 minutes, 35 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan talks about Senator Jacksonand the Jackson presidential campaigns. Representative Al Swift discussesSenator Jackson, his common sense, and his work ethic.
General Notes: Tape 7.
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Representative Al Swift, Representative TomFoley
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (9 minutes, 44 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Representative Al Swift on Senator Jackson and hiseffectiveness as a U.S. Senator for Washington State. Representative Tom Foleytalks about Senator Jackson and his presidential bids and campaigns.
General Notes: Tape 8.
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Jackson Fellowship recipient, Matthew Sommer, MadameLiu
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (16 minutes, 7 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Matthew Sommer on Jackson and his contributions to foreignpolicy and international relations, especially in China and Eastern Asia.Madame Liu on her impressions of the United States and coming to the U.S. fromChina as a Jackson Fellow.
General Notes: Tape 9, picture roll 15.
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Madame Liu, Roy Mundy?
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (14 minutes, 31 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Madame Liu discusses how her scholarship and time in theUnited States will help her with her work in China. Roy Mundy? talks aboutmeeting Senator Jackson and his interest in the Eastern region of WashingtonState, especially Grant County and the Columbia River Basin.
General Notes: Tape 10, picture roll 16, 17.
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Senator Warren G. Magnuson
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (14 minutes, 46 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Warren G. Magnuson on working with Senator Jacksonin the U.S. Senate for 28 years.
General Notes: Tape 12.
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Voiceover narration by Jay Green
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (10 minutes, 29 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Takes of three separate segments: narrated introductorytimeline of Senator Jackson's life and political career; introduction to SonyaGoldberg and Dorothy Fosdick; and Senator Jackson, his affilitation with China,and the University of Washington Jackson School for International Studies,Seattle, Washington.
Campaign Material
1952-1982
1972 Senatorial
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Twelve 30 second campaignspots of interviews with Washington State residents, Washington CitizensCommittee for Henry M. Jackson, Democrat, U.S. Senate, Donald Vorhees,Chairman
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (6 minutes, 41 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
McCann-Erickson, Seattle, WashingtonCitizens Committee for Henry M. Jackson (producer)
General Notes: Box housing original sound recording labeled, "General".Playing instructions from McCann-Erickson accompany the sound recording, andinclude a live disclaimer, "Paid for by Citizens Committee for Henry M.Jackson, Democrat, U.S. Senate. Donald Voorhees, Chairman."
1970 October14
1972 Presidential
Announcement of Candidacy
1971
item
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Various news clips of Senator Jackson announcing his presidential candidacy and interview, Meet the Press, NBC News, Washington, D.C.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (49 minutes, 49 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson on busing, the presidential campaign, national defense, and the Republican party. Jackson is interviewed by several news correspondents: Douglas Kiker of NBC News; R.W. Appel of The New York Times; Hugh Sideyof Time and Life. Peter Lisagor of The Chicago Daily News.Lawrence Spivak moderates the program. A signed letter from Tony Janak accompanies the original sound recording.
1971 November
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Senator Jackson presidential announcement
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 37 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Citizens for Jackson CommitteeLaszlo Pal Productions (sponsor)
General Notes: Closing: "The preceding has been a recorded political program sponsored by the Citizens for Jackson Committee and edited for special showing at this time."Seems to be audio accompaniment to a videotape or film elsewhere in the collection. Set aside for deaccession if this is duplicated in the videotapes/films.
circa 1971
Senator Jackson campaignspots, "In times like these it's good to have the common sense and uncommoncourage of Senator Henry M. Jackson."
McCann-Erickson, Seattle, Washington (producer)
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Seven radio spots
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (4 minutes, 37 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes "Hanford"; "Columbia River Water"; "Environment"; "Common Sense"; "Newspaper Reviews"; "Crime"; and "Charles A. Lindbergh, 1970 Baruch Conservation Award".
General Notes: Box housing original sound recording labeled, "Primary".
1970 August 27
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Four campaign spots for the presidential campaign
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (9 minutes, 35 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes busing; speedy trial; common sense; and narration introduction. Outs are included.
1971 December
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Interview with Helen HardinJackson by Mickey Foster, "Potpourri", Eau Clair, Wisconsin
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (8 minutes, 56 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Mrs. Jackson on being the wife of a presidentialcandidate, traveling with Senator Jackson on the campaign trail, taking care ofthe children, and the Jackson family.
1972January
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Senator Jackson speaking at apress conference on the presidential race after the election returns, Miami,Florida
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (7 minutes, 56 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
ABC Radio News
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson on the presidential race, GovernorWallace, and busing.
1972 March14
Sync sound reels of theJackson campaign, Florida and Wisconsin
Laszlo Pal Productions (producer)
1972
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Senator Jackson speaking at a press conference during his campaign, Tampa, Florida
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (42 minutes, 46 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson answers press questions and talks about the Space Shuttle program; the economy and poverty in rural communities; social security; senior citizens; Boeing; national defense; prisoners of war in Hanoi; international relations and the global market; possible candidates for his running mate; and Florida-specific issues including the environment, minorities, and employment.
General Notes: Sound roll 1.
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Senator Jackson at a luncheon during his campaign, Tampa, Florida
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (40 minutes, 15 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson speaking and answering questions at a press conference/luncheon in Tampa, Florida on rural poverty in Florida; employment; crime; racism, busing, and education; the importance of Florida-specific issues including the space program; the Vietnam War; and protecting children from pornography and illegal drugs.
General Notes: Sound roll 2.
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Senator Jackson speaking at a Tampa ladies luncheon meeting, Sheraton Hotel, Tampa, Florida
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (33 minutes, 23 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson answers questions and speaks at a women's meeting in Tampa, Florida on poverty in Florida; urban problems of pollution and crime; the economy; employment; inflation; crime and criminal prosecution; education and busing; the Vietnam War; pornography and children; and medicare, public health, and federal support of medical research.
General Notes: Sound roll 3.
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Senator Jackson speaking to students and faculty, Jacksonville University, Jacksonville, Florida
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (45 minutes, 31 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson speaks to and answers questions from students and faculty on the topics of rural poverty; the voting age; busing and education; crime and criminal prosecution; employment; the economy and inflation; environment; strategic arms negotiation and U.S. relations with the U.S.S.R.; the Vietnam War; taxes; defense; the Pakistan/India war; William Rehnquist's nomination to the Supreme Court; and the draft.
General Notes: Sound roll 4.
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Senator Jackson answering questions from students and faculty in a cafeteria, Jacksonville University, Jacksonville, Florida
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (43 minutes, 46 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson answering questions from students and faculty about international perception of the U.S. military; China; the Vietnam War; Russia and Russian history; Pakistan; the William Calley trial; illegal drugs, including heroine and methadone; and labor unions.
General Notes: Sound roll 5.
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Interview with Senator Jackson aboard a boat as it pulls away on St. Johns River, Florida
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (48 minutes, 7 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Interview with Senator Jackson on a model river study of the St. Johns River supported by Florida Governor Reubin Askew and Senator Lawton Chiles; labor and business project funding when taking environmental impact into account; Senator Jackson's campaign style and challenges during his Presidential campaign; busing and education; crime; the economy and employment; defense; illegal drugs; wiretapping; and a volunteer military.
General Notes: Sound roll 6.
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Senator Jackson speaking with a crowd and answering questions, Palatka, Florida
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (43 minutes, 42 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson speaking with and answering questions at the Palatka, Florida docks on the topics of the Cross Florida Barge Canal; the Environmental Policy Act; the space shuttle and the space program; busing and education; the St. Johns River model study; energy; urban renewal; and employment for the physically handicapped. Also includes Scoop Jackson campaign song and Senator Jackson speaking briefly at a meeting in Palatka, Florida about jobs and inflation; the defense department; violence and crime; and himself as the "different Democrat".
General Notes: Sound roll 7.
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Senator Jackson speaking with crowd after Palatka, Florida reception
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (27 minutes, 21 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson speaking with individuals in Palatka, Florida about speedy trials and the Environmental Policy Act/Cross Florida Barge Canal. Also includes a trip to a lake, narrated by the camera/sound crew with sounds of picking up trash, splashing, shoveling, posters ripping, kids talking, water football, and a brief campaign spot read by unknown man on the Youth Conservation Corps and the slogan "wouldn't it be good to have a little common sense for a change?".
General Notes: Sound roll 8.
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Senator Jackson on a plane ride from Eau Claire to La Crosse, Wisconsin and the beginning of Union Hall press conference, La Crosse, Wisconsin
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (48 minutes, 16 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson speaking and answering questions in Eau Claire, Wisconsin about the public disclosure of campaign funds; his campaign staff (including Senator Warren G. Magnuson, Brian Corcoran, Donald Vorhees, and Gerald Hoeck); why he is the best presidential candidate; the possibility of new political parties versus convincing Democrats to vote on the Democratic party line; the possibility of naming Senator Teddy Roosevelt or a woman for running mate; body guards; and President Nixon's trip to China. Includes Senator Jackson's flight from Eau Claire to La Crosse, Wisconsin with airplane sounds and lunch conversations. Also includes Senator Jackson speaking at a press conference in La Crosse about his dislike of "politics of exclusion" and his support of civil rights; "law and order" and violence; busing and education; his labor background; and supersonic transport (SST).
General Notes: Sound roll 10.
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Senator Jackson speaking at Union Hall press conference, La Crosse, Wisconsin and speaking at a reception, Madison, Wisconsin.
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (48 minutes, 29 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson speaking and answering questions, continuing the question on supersonic transport (SST); the Vietnam war; defense at home and abroad; Federal revenue sharing in connection with welfare; employment; the economy; protecting family-sized farms; wage-price control, inflation, and related economic problems; the success of his campaign so far; social security; granting amnesty to draft dodgers; foreign policy; China and the USSR; and US border defense in the south and the anti-ballistic missile (ABM) system. Includes Senator Jackson telling anecdotes with a campaign staff manager on the plane to Madison; Senator Jackson arriving in Madison and speaking at a reception about his campaign; the Vietnam War; and his views on the importance of free speech.
General Notes: Sound roll 11.
Senator Jackson speaking to laborers at the Pabst Brewery and a nursing home, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Scope and Content: The original sound recording has been broken up into two parts.
General Notes: Box housing the original sound recording is labeled, "Pabst Brewery speech, Milwaukee and Nursing Home".
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Part 1
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (46 minutes, 34 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson taking a tour of the Pabst Blue Ribbon (PBR) Brewery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Following the tour, Senator Jackson gives a speech to the brewery employees in the lunch room, speaking about his appreciation for the working class. Senator Jackson then greets employees and answers their questions about his views on crime and violence; busing; exportation; social security; medicare; morality in the government; the labor movement; and the elderly. Senator Jackson also participates in a toast and an arm wrestling contest.
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Part 2
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson at the Pabst Blue Ribbon (PBR) brewery, giving a brief speech and answering questions about helping senior citizens; inflation; unemployment; social security; medicare; crime and violence; housing; the Vietnam War; drug dealers; automobile insurance; an all volunteer army; the origin of the "Scoop" nickname; the economy; and forced retirement. The second part includes Senator Jackson and Helen Jackson greeting people in a nursing home and Senator Jackson talking and answering questions about providing good medical care at a low cost; medicare; social security; senior citizens; absentee ballots; and George Meany. Part 2 has been split up into two parts: 3560_17_4_1 and 3560_17_4_2.
item
3560_17_4_1
Link
1sound disc (CD-ROM) (28 minutes, 53 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
3560_17_4_2
1sound disc (CD-ROM) (18 minutes, 52 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
item
3560_23_15
Senator Jackson and Helen Hardin Jackson visiting a nursing home, Wisconsin
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (12 minutes, 30 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson and Helen Hardin Jackson speak and chat with nursing home residents. Senator Jackson also speaks with a doctor and discusses individual allowances and social security, as well as improving nursing home care.
General Notes: Sound roll 12.
3560_17_31
Senator Jackson delivering a speech on a television station, Eau Clair, Wisconsin
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (44 minutes, 42 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes ambient bird and outdoors sounds.
General Notes: Box housing original sound recording is labeled, "Sound effects and Eau Clair T.V. station speech.
1972 January 13
Senator Jackson speaking to students, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin
Scope and Content: Mark Marbash? introduces Jackson and the speech is followed by a question-and-answer session between Jackson and students. Includes Jackson on the topics of busing, education, crime, the Vietnam war, unemployment, the economy, and national defense. The original sound recording was completed in two parts.
1972 January 23
item
3560_17_35
Part 1
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (47 minutes, 25 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
3560_17_34
Part 2
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (24 minutes, 17 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
item
3560_17_33
Senator Jackson speaking with others at a reception held in the home of Richard Di Prima, Madison, Wisconsin
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (28 minutes, 2 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
3560_23_23
Interview with Senator Jackson in his home, Washington, D.C., part 1
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (23 minutes, 34 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson answers questions about making the decision to run for president and telling Helen Jackson, Anna Marie, and Peter; the estimated number of people he has talked to and the number of cities he has been to while on the campaign trail; difficult questions that he has been asked while campaigning; his advice for other candidates; the presidential traits he admires the most; and the issue of national defense in Florida versus in Wisconsin. Helen Jackson is also briefly interviewed on how she viewed her husband's decision to run for president.
General Notes: Sound roll 13.
3560_23_24
Senator Jackson being interviewed in his home in Washington, D.C., part 2
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (25 minutes, 47 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Second part of interview with Senator Jackson on the inaccuracies of his biography, A Certain Democrat: Senator Henry M. Jackson; A Political Biography by William W. Prochnau and Richard W.Larsen; his response to people who feel that the presidency is a thankless,impossible job; the most important decision he has played a role in (pushingthe Eisenhower administration to join the ballistic missile age and stoppingAdmiral Rickover from being kicked out of the Navy); the issue of where the USis headed, together with Helen Jackson, and what it means for their children;the one thing that Senator Jackson would like to see happen if he werepresident (peace and an end to the threat of war); communicating with AnnaMarie and Peter Jackson; busing and the differences in opinions on the topicfrom the various candidates.
General Notes: Sound roll 14.
Campaign radio spots,Wisconsin Citizens for Jackson, Richard Di Prima, Chairman, Madison,Wisconsin
Marx Advertising, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1972
item
3560_17_14
Four thirty-second radio spots with Wisconsin citizens
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (2 minutes, 41 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes "Mr. Russel Kahl of Verona"; "Mrs. Allen S. Goldberg of Milwaukee"; "Professor Klaus Patau of Madison"; and "Professor Charles Szabo of Madison".
General Notes: This sound recording is on loan to Nicole Bouché, Pacific Northwest Curator, University of Washington Libraries.Closing: "Scoop Jackson makes good sense. He'd make a good president. Authorized and paid for by Wisconsin Citizens for Jackson, Richard DiPrima, Chairman, Madison."
3560_17_16
Six thirty-second radio spots
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (4 minutes, 4 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Including "Inflation"; "Crime"; "Vietnam"; "Drugs"; "Unemployment"; and "National Health Plan".
General Notes: Closing: "Isn't it good to hear a little common sense for a change? Scoop Jackson makes sense. He'd make a good president. Authorized and paid for by Wisconsin Citizens for Jackson, Richard DiPrima, Chairman, Madison."
3560_17_40
Ten thirty-second radio spots with Wisconsin state citizens
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (7 minutes, 6 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes "Charles Heymanns/Sheboygan"; "Tom Deer/Fond du Lac"; "Caral Buckarma/Fond du Lac"; "Mrs. Chester Possin/Waupun"; "John Sloame/Waupun"; "Robert Schram/Waupun"; "Gordon Treffert/North Fond du Lac"; "Thomas Becker/Racine"; "Professor Joseph Neville/Kenosha"; and "Mrs. Daphne Swaiko/Racine". Wisconsin citizens speak on topics including the environment, crime, employment, and national defense.
General Notes: Closing: "Scoop Jackson makes good sense. He'd make a good president. Authorized and paid for by Wisconsin Citizens for Jackson, Richard DiPrima, Chairman, Madison."
3560_17_44
Three sixty-second radio spots
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (3 minutes, 20 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes "Labor"; "Stand"; and "Tax Reform". Senator Jackson on busing, employment, and taxes.
General Notes: Closing: "Authorized and paid for by Wisconsin Citizens for Jackson, Richard DiPrima, Chairman, Madison."
item
3560_17_15
Senator Jackson on staying in the presidential race
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (31 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
1972
Senator Hubert H. Humphreyendorsing Senator Jackson
Jackson for President Committee
circa1972
item
3560_17_6
Senator Hubert Humphrey delivering an introduction for Senator Jackson
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (3 minutes, 57 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
3560_17_24
Senator Hubert Humphrey campaign endorsement spot
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (1 minute) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Opening: "Senator Hubert Humphrey introducing Scoop Jackson. Partners in the struggle to make America's promise real for Black Americans." Closing: "Let's have a president who does something. Elect Senator Scoop Jackson. Paid for by Jackson for President Committee."
item
3560_17_52
Eleven thirty-second presidential campaign spots,Jackson for President Committee, Glen Kreuscher, Chairman, Lincoln,Nebraska
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (8 minutes, 27 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Jackson for President Committee
Scope and Content: Includes "Crime"; "Law & Order"; "Stand"; "Tax Reform";"Economy"; "Unemployment"; "Inflation"; "Drugs"; "Unemployment"; "Vietnam"; and"Crime".
General Notes: Closing: "Paid for by Jackson for President Committee, GlenKreuscher, Chairman."
circa1972
Senator Jackson radio spots,Floridians for Jackson
Floridians for JacksonLaszlo Pal ProductionsMcCann-Erickson, Inc (producer)
circa1972
item
3560_23_49
Audio tracks used for campaign spots
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (9 minutes, 38 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes "Florida Conservation"; "Youth Conservation" (one thirty-second and one sixty-second); "Rivers"; "Drugs and the Family"; "Busing"; "Inflation"; "Crime"; "Medicare"; "Social Security"; "Space Shuttle"; and "Housing".
General Notes: A work order on behalf of Kensinger Sound Studios in Houston, Texas accompanies the original sound recording.
1972 January 28
3560_17_29
Six radio spots
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (7 minutes) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes "National Defense", "Busing", "Moderate", "Kind of Democrat", "Israel", "Crime & Drugs".
General Notes: Closing: "Senator Henry M. Jackson. Isn't it good to have a little common sense for a change? Preceding announcement paid for by Floridians for Jackson, Democrat." or "Senator Henry M. Jackson. He makes good sense. He'd make a good president."
circa 1972
item
3560_17_50
Brother Fred Parker, RadioBroadcast Evangelist, delivering a sermon, "Lend and Ear-You Can LearnSomething" to 1972 presidential candidates, Reformation Toward Jesus Christ,Tallahassee, Florida
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 52 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
circa1972
1976 Presidential
item
3560_17a_109_1
Recorded correspondence, "ToSenator Jackson," from Harley D. Scott
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (55 minutes, 46 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Scott is a disabled person hopeful Jackson will becomepresident in 1976.
1975 September29
3560_17a_5_2
Senator Jackson reacting to the congressionalelection returns
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (9 minutes, 44 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Jackson in a question-and-answer session on the Democraticcontrol of Congress, the economy, Watergate, price rollbacks on oil and credit,high interest, the upcoming presidential election, unregulated oil prices,inflation, and Governor Wallace as a presidential candidate.
1975 November5
3560_17a_6_3
Senator Jackson speaking toan audience during his presidential campaign, New York, New York
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (3 minutes, 4 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Jackson on the topics of the presidentialcampaign and his promise to the American people.
circa1975
3560_17a_15_1
Senator Jackson participatingin a question-and-answer session during his campaign, Clark County,Washington
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (19 minutes, 9 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes radio press releases with Keith Martin inWashington, D.C. at the beginning. Senator Jackson is interviewed on the topicsof the 1976 presidential campaign, the regional primaries, Jimmy Carter, andfund-raising.
circa1976
3560_17_9
Radio spot with Senator SamErvin endorsing Senator Jackson for President
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (1 minute, 55 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Jackson for President Committee
Scope and Content: Includes Senator Sam Ervin, Chairman of the Senate WatergateCommittee, endorsement and Jackson speaking at the Soviet Jewry Conference inMiami, Florida? on the Jackson-Vanik Amendment.
General Notes: Closing: "Elect Senator Scoop Jackson while there's stilltime to save the seventies. Paid for by Jackson for President Committee, WalterT. Skallerup, Jr., treasurer."Senator Sam Ervin radio spot: 0:00:00:00-0:00:01:00Soviet Jewry Conference clip: 0:00:01:03-0:00:01:55
circa1976
3560_17a_14_4
Question-and-answer sessionwith Senator Jackson during his campaign on the East Coast
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 11 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson speaking on the topics of détente, armscontrol, the presidential campaign, Israel, the economy, foreign trade, naturalresources, and Vietnam.
circa1976
3560_17_91
Radio press release, Puerto Rican Governor RafaelHernández Colón endorsing Senator Jackson, Gene Tollefson reporting,Washington, D.C.
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (31 minutes, 43 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Various clips of Puerto Rican Governor Rafael HernándezColón endorsing Senator Jackson and commenting on the primary victory in PuertoRico (with commentary by Tollefson). The remainder of the recording consists ofclips of Jackson speaking at various campaign events on unemployment;education; welfare; government agencies and the Department of Health,Education, and Welfare (HEW); United States food exports; the United Nationsand foreign relations; and teachers.
circa1976
1982 Senatorial
Doug Jewett, Republican opponent
1982
item
3560_17a_69_1
Doug Jewett announcing his candidacy for U.S. Senator
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (12 minutes, 30 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jewett on raising money for the campaign, national defense, and the economy.
1982 April 14
3560_17a_74_2
Doug Jewett delivering a speech on his candidacy for U.S. Senate
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (28 minutes, 27 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jewett on the Senatorial candidacy, the federal budget, and taxes.
General Notes: The original sound recording is poor and seems to have been recorded ambiently from a television set.
1982 August 13
3560_17a_75_1
Doug Jewett speaking to a meeting of furniture salesmen, Abigail's restaurant, Seattle, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 58 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jewett on the federal deficit, the economy, social security, and the federal budget. Jewett delivers a speech and a question-and-answer session follows between Jewett and the furniture salesmen.
1982 September 7
3560_17a_79_1
Doug Jewett announcing his candidacy for the U.S. Senate candidacy against Senator Jackson, Tri-Cities area, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (16 minutes, 46 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jewett on nuclear force, the federal budget, and the 1983-1985 budget deficit.
1982
3560_17a_80_1
Press conference with environmentalist and Professor of Western Washington University, Ruth Weiner, on Doug Jewett's Senatorial campaign tactics on radioactive waste
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (35 minutes, 59 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Weiner on radioactive waste, the Doug Jewett U.S. Senatorial campaign advertisements, energy sources, Hanford, and the nuclear arms freeze.
1982
3560_17a_85_2
Doug Jewett delivering a 1982 U.S. Senatorial campaign speech
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (6 minutes, 57 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jewett on nuclear weapons, the federal budget, and other campaign topics.
General Notes: Original sound recording quality is poor. Seems to have been recorded ambiently from a television set.
1982
Larry Penberthy, Republican opponent
1982
item
3560_17a_67_1
Press conference with Larry Penberthy on the 1982 Senatorial campaign, Yakima, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (14 minutes, 10 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Penberthy on the difference between Larry and Senator Jackson, energy, the Washington Public Power Supply System (WPPSS), and oil concerns. A question-and-answer session follows.
General Notes: Larry Penberthy was Jackson's Republican opponent in the 1982 Senatorial campaign.
1982 March 22
3560_17a_100_1
Press conference with Larry Penberthy, Spokane, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (28 minutes, 29 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
General Notes: Check to see if this is duplicated. This version is very clear. Separate the others if they have a poor sound quality.
1982 March 22
3560_17a_84_1
Radio broadcast interview with Larry Penberthy
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 19 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Penberthy on nuclear weapons, the 1982 U.S. Senatorial campaign, hydroelectric power, national defense, and education.
General Notes: Poor sound quality. Seems to have been recorded ambiently.
1982
King Lysen, Independent opponent
1982
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3560_17a_71_1
Washington State Senator King Lysen announcing his candidacy for U.S. Senator
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (14 minutes, 17 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Lysen on the Washington Public Power Supply System (WPPSS) bonds, the nuclear arms race, social security, and the Senatorial race. A question-and-answer session follows Lysen's announcement.
General Notes: Seems to have been recorded ambiently from a television set.
1982 July 8
3560_17a_76_1
Interview with Washington State Senator King Lysen on his candidacy for U.S. Senate, "On the Record", KHQ radio, Spokane, Washington
1 sound disc (CD-ROM) (29 minutes, 24 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Lysen is interviewed by Dean Mell, KHQ News director; John Blahovitch, publisher of The Spokane Valley Herald; andKirk Williamson, KHQ News radio editor. The program is moderated by Bob Riley,KHQ public affairs correspondent. Includes Lysen on the nuclear power plant,the sales tax on food, and sales tax revenue.
1982 October
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Five sixty-second radiospots, Jackson for United States Senate, People for Jackson, Ron Dotzauer,Campaign Director
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (5 minutes, 14 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
George Lowe Advertising (producer)
General Notes: Original: sound tape reel.
Scope and Content: Includes spots with Jackson; Washington State residents;state politicians; "Mr. K. & Mr. L."; "Mr. R. & Mrs. A."; "Mayor R.& Mayor B."; "Mr. B. & Mr. O."; and "Mrs. W."
1982 August16
3560_17a_87_2
Senator Jackson on theprimary election results
1 sounddisc (CD-ROM) (18 minutes, 6 seconds) : digital, stereo ; 4 ¾ inches
Scope and Content: Includes Jackson on the upcoming work in the U.S. Senate andthe primary election. A question-and-answer session follows.
1982
Working Master Broadcast Wave Files on CD
Restrictions on Access: Special Collections staff use only; not for public use.
General Notes: All BWF files contained in these boxes also were transferred to DSpace for archival storage purposes. The DSpace files are restricted to Special Collections staff use only.
Box Accession
1 3560-033
3560-015 through 3560-017-32
2 3560-033
3560-017-33 through 3560-017-83-2
3 3560-033
3560-017-84 through 3560-017-115
4 3560-033
3560-017-116 through 3560-017a-16-1
5 3560-033
3560-017a-17-1 through 3560-017-30-2
6 3560-033
3560-017a-31-1 through 3560-017a-52-5
7 3560-033
3560-017a-52-6 through 3560-017a-72-1
8 3560-033
3560-017a-73-1 through 3560-017a-94-1
9 3560-033
3560-017a-95-1 through 3560-017a-120-1
10 3560-033
3560-023-1 through 3560-023-49
Original archival sound recordings
Restrictions on Access: Special Collections staff use only; not for public use.
Box Accession
11-13 3560-033
Reel-to-reel tapes
3 boxes of original reel-to-reel tapes
14 3560-033
Cassette tapes
1 box of original cassette tapes

Accession No. 3560-034: Political Cartoons, 1940-1982Return to Top

approximately 2.06 cubic feet (3 boxes, 1 oversize folder)
Arrangement: The Political Cartoons series is arranged in chronological order.

Scope and Content: This accession is comprised of political cartoons commenting on the life and political career of Senator Jackson. Many of the cartoons are signed by the artists, including editorial cartoonists Jeff MacNelly, Pat Oliphant, and Reg Manning. The cartoons cover various topics, including the1972 and 1976 Presidential campaigns, Senator Jackson’s stance on energy and oil, and United States relations with the U.S.S.R. and China. Among the materials in the collection, notable examples include Reg Manning’s depiction of Senator Ted Kennedy jogging with Senator Jackson as a ’76 sun rises in the distance, and a Hy Rosen cartoon completed after the death of Senator Jackson, showing Jackson’s entry into the “Pantheon of U.S. Greats.”

Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.

Container(s) Description Dates
Political Cartoons
1940-1982
Box/Folder item
1/1 169
"Scoop, the Cub Reporter," The Everett Daily Herald, Everett, Washington
1 print : black and white, text
Frank HopkinsThe Everett DailyHerald (artist)
Scope and Content: Comic from which Senator Jackson's nickname "Scoop" was taken. Scoop and a friend are being reminded to vote.
1912 November 5
2/1 24
"The Midnight Ride of Senator Jackson"
1 drawing : black and white, text
Daniel B.Dowling (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is bursting into a bedroom on a horse marked "Atomic Energy Commission." Jackson is carrying a message "Russia may lead in Ballistic Missles - Ultimate Weapon" and stating, "I wouldn't bust in on you like this if it weren't urgent!" Two men, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Harry S. Truman?, are in the bed.
1956 February 2
3/1 178
"Foolproof defense against everything!" The Spokesman Review, Spokane, Washington
1 drawing : black and white, text
Shaw McCutcheonThe SpokesmanReview (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson in front of signs for various defense strageties and committees and being hit with Cupid's arrow, saying, "Except bow and arrow!"
General Notes: Inscribed: "To Helen and 'Scoop' Jackson with very best wishes. Shaw McCutcheon."
1962 January
3/2 27
"She's good for morale, but don't toss her the ball," Chicago Sun-Times, Chicago, Illinois
1 drawing : black and white, text
Jacob BurckChicagoSun-Times (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is stopping President John F. Kennedy from handing a ball marked "U.S. Foreign Policy" to a woman wearing a "U.N." hat.
General Notes: Inscribed: "To Senator Henry M. Jackson with every good wish, from Jacob Burck."
1962
2/2 248
"The Jogging Society on Capitol Hill"
1 drawing : black and white, text
Scope and Content: The Democratic Presidential candidates run towards the finish line with George McGovern in the lead while Senator Jackson limps to the side.
1971 June 22
2/3 180
"Now Watch the Sparks!" Albany Times-Union, Albany, New York
1 drawing : black and white, text
Hy Rosen (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is using a match from a box marked "Leftists Sinking Party" to light a bomb marked "Demo-Left Wing," held by a hippie donkey who is also holding the sign "Sen. Jackson You Don't Light My Fire."
General Notes: Inscribed: "To Senator Henry Jackson, Best wishes for your success in going all the way with Scoop Jackson - Hy Rosen."
1971 August 11
3/3 53
"Toss him off!" New York Daily Times, New York, New York
1 drawing : black and white, text
Warren KingNew York DailyTimes (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson dressed like a cowboy is waving his hat at a female character marked "Liberals" riding a bucking donkey.
General Notes: Inscribed: "To Senator Jackson - with all good wishes - Warren King, The News 8/11/71."
1971 August 11
1/2 165
"Soil Tester," The Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Texas
1 drawing : black and white, text
Herc FicklenJack Howells FicklenThe Dallas MorningNews (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson inspecting soil in the Midwest under the oncoming "Presidential Climate."
General Notes: Inscribed by the artist: "With all best wishes to Senator Henry M. Jackson. What's the scoop, Scoop? Herc Ficklen"
1971 October 27
1/3 168
"You've got a great career in politics ahead, Jackson, if you'll only stop telling the truth!" Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois
1 drawing : black and white, text
Reamer KellerChicagoTribune (artist)
1971 October
2/4 208
"Hi, wanna sign up for the moderate technique?" Albany Times-Union, Albany, New York
1 drawing : black and white, text
Hy RosenAlbanyTimes-Union (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is skiing by various signs for the New Hampshire primaries candidates, including "Muskie's backyard" and "McGovern's liberal school," and is questioned by an instructor wearing a "March 7th Primary" hat.
General Notes: Inscribed: "To 'Scoop' Jackson, the man with the most common sense for the uncommon job of President. Hy Rosen."
1971 November 7
OS 221
"Norman"
1 drawing : black and white, text
Eli BauerUnited Feature Syndicate,Inc (artist)
Scope and Content: Kermit the Hermit and Norman discuss campaign slogan: "'Dump' Nixon- 'Scoop' Jackson."
General Notes: Inscribed: "To Senator Henry Jackson ... with high regards + best wishes - Eli Bauer."
1971 December 13
2/5 177
"You Gotta Know the Territory," Spokesman Review, Spokane, Washington
1 drawing : black and white, text
Shaw McCutcheonSpokesmanReview (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson, carrying a trumpet case marked "Scoop Jackson's Own Horn (For Blowing)," leaves footprints all over the country. Jackson is headed towards the 1972 Democratic Convention site in Florida with a sign on the ground marked "Cross-country soundings on his nomination chances."
General Notes: Inscribed: "To Scoop Jackson with best good wishes. Shaw McCutcheon."
1971
2/6 179
Senator Jackson talking to college age voters, The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona
1 drawing : black and white, text
Reginald W. ManningReg ManningThe ArizonaRepublic (artist)
Scope and Content: Two college students comment on how Senator Jackson is communicating with their generation.
1972 January 24
2/7 235
"Hate to tell him 'I told you so!'" Albany Times-Union, Albany, New York
1 drawing : black and white, text
Hy Rosen (artist)
Scope and Content: Senators Jackson, Edmund S. Muskie, Hubert H. Humphrey, and George Meany stand around a donkey in a hospital bed marked "disaster victim of bad company in Miami Beach, July, 1972".
General Notes: Inscribed: "To 'Scoop' Jackson, hopefully the party will turn to you - Best, Hy Rosen."
1972 November 10
1/4 266
"Champion of the manly art of U.S. defense," Albany Times-Union, Albany, New York
1 drawing : black and white, text
Hy Rosen (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson in a boxing ring defeating a Democratic opponent with gloves that say "Keep U.S. strong" and "Warning: Reds new ICBM's."
General Notes: Inscribed: "To Senator Scoop Jackson who's example demonstrates the best qualities of what U.S. needs in leadership. Hy."
1972
1/5 170
Caricature of Senator Jackson, "The Winner," The Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle, Washington
1 drawing : black and white, text
Stuart MoldremThe SeattlePost-Intelligencer (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson in a baseball uniform standing on a fallen player with the label "Muskies."
General Notes: Inscribed by Royal Brougham: "Scoop: if you were this handsome you'd get elected."
circa 1972
2/8 173
"Can't you tell that hooker is out to take you?"
1 drawing : black and white, text
Gene Basset (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson, dressed in women's military attire and carrying a trumpet, runs after General Secretary Leonid I. Brezhnev (depicted as a woman) and President Richard M. Nixon, in a pinstripe suit carrying a briefcase marked "Loans."
General Notes: Inscribed: "For Henry Jackson -- With Best Wishes -- Gene Basset."
circa 1972
2/9 267
"Am I Glad To See You! Fill 'Em Up!" Albany Times-Union, Albany, New York
1 drawing : black and white, text
Hy RosenAlbanyTimes-Union (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is driving an "Oil Price Probe" tanker truck to a gas station with pumps marked "Facts" and "Planning."
General Notes: Inscribed: "To Scoop Jackson the best we have for the U.S. Your Friend, Hy Rosen."
1973 June 13
1/6 265
"Just Jogging," The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona
1 drawing : black and white, text
Reginald W. ManningReg ManningThe ArizonaRepublic (artist)
Scope and Content: Senators Jackson and Ted Kennedy jogging together with a rising "'76" sun in the background.
General Notes: Inscribed: "Regards to Sen. Henry Jackson, Reg Manning, 8/21/73."
1973 July 19
3/4 176
"Sorry, Senator - but we're bone-dry!" The Washington Star-News, Washington, D.C.
1 drawing : black and white, text
Gib Crockett (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson at a gas pump marked "Domestic supply: U.S. Gasoline," speaking to a gas attendant. Behind the gas attendant's back, there is a knot in the pump's tubing.
1973 June 19
2/10 211
"Obviously You're Not the Goose that Laid the Golden Egg," Albany Times-Union, Albany, New York
1 drawing : black and white, text
Hy Rosen (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson, dressed as a farmer and holding a basket labeled "Hearings," is looking at a bird-caricature of Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz and a broken egg marked "U.S.-Soviet Big Grain Deal."
General Notes: Inscribed: "'Scoop' Jackson - To a great American and human being - from your friend - Hy Rosen."
1973 July 25
2/11 237
"You tell 'em, Scoop! Tell 'em how we don't need their lousy oil!" The Denver Post, Denver, Colorado
1 drawing : black and white, text
Los Angeles TimesPatrickOliphant (publisher)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson protects a gasping Uncle Sam holding a bicycle in a cloud of smoke marked "Emergency Measures" from a man in Middle Eastern clothing sitting on an oil drum.
General Notes: Inscribed: "Scoop Jackson Best wishes from Pat Oliphant."
1973 October 19
Doonesbury, Universal Press Syndicate
Garry TrudeauUniversal PressSyndicate (artist)
1974 March 24
Box/Folder item
2/12 171
Color print
1 print : color, text
Scope and Content: From within the U.S. Capitol Building, Senator Kennedyoffers Senator Jackson advice for the 1976 Presidential campaign.
3/5 52
Drawing
1 drawing : black and white, text
Scope and Content: From within the U.S. Capitol Building, Senator Kennedyoffers Senator Jackson advice for the 1976 Presidential campaign.
General Notes: Inscribed: "For Senator Jackson: Best wishes from GarryTrudeau, 4/1/74."
Box/Folder item
2/13 172
"There is a tide in the affairs of men-" The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona
1 drawing : black and white, text
Reg ManningReginald W. Manning (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is surfing on a wave approaching "'76."
General Notes: Inscribed: "Regards to Henry 'Scoop' Jackson, Reg Manning, 5-11-74."
1974 January 25
2/14 175
"But on th' bright side of th' picture, Scoop, I am still supporting you!" The Albuquerque Journal, Albuquerque, New Mexico
1 drawing : black and white, text
C. Earl McGinnisThe AlbuquerqueJournal (artist)
Scope and Content: A beaten Senator Jackson in a wheelchair is being pushed by Senator Clinton P. Anderson? and holding a broken sign marked "Jackson for President."
General Notes: Inscribed: "To Scoop Jackson with best regards. Mac McGinnis."Autographed by Senator Clinton P. Anderson.A note indicating that the cartoon was presented to Jackson, October 28, 1974, during a Democratic Party of New Mexico luncheon at the Airport Marina Hotel, Albuquerque, New Mexico is filed with the drawing.
1974 May 11
1/7 163
"It's not very comfortable to work under that glaring light."
1 drawing : black and white, text
Ed ValtmanEdmund Valtman (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson shining a spotlight on President Richard M. Nixon and General Secretary Leonid I. Brezhnev.
General Notes: Inscribed: "To Senator Henry M. Jackson with best wishes. Ed Valtman, 8/28/74."
1974 June 3
1/8 164
Various commercial oil wells in a field with smaller "Jackson '76" well spurting oil, Richmond News Leader, Richmond, Virginia
1 drawing : black and white, text
Jeff MacNellyChicagoTribune (artist)
General Notes: Inscribed: "To Senator Scoop Jackson with best wishes, Jeff MacNelly."
1974 June
1/9 166
"Let the technicians fuss about missiles and such, we'll deal with the important issues - like getting the press off my back and Scoop Jackson off yours!" St. Paul Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minnesota
1 print : black and white, text
Jerry FearingSt. Paul PioneerPress (artist)
Scope and Content: President Richard M. Nixon is sitting at a table with General Secretary Leonid I. Brezhnev and Henry Kissinger in Russia.
1974 June
1/10 262
"He's just back from Peking and challenges us for the championship," The Hartford Times, Hartford, Connecticut
1 drawing : black and white, text
Ed ValtmanEdmund ValtmanThe HartfordTimes (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson starting a ping pong match with Henry Kissinger while President Richard M. Nixon stands by.
1974 July 11
1/11 167
"The writing on the wall," Milwaukee Sentinel, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1 print : black and white, text
Tom CurtisThomas Pelham Curtis IIMilwaukeeSentinel (artist)
Scope and Content: Bumper-to-bumper traffic is shown with "Unrestrained demand for gasoline" and "shortage by winter-Sen. Jackson."
General Notes: Inscribed: "To Scoop, as ever. Tom"
1974 July 20
2/15 236
Senator Jackson freeing the Soviet Jewry, Haaretz, Tel Aviv, Israel
1 print : black and white, text
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is mounted on a horse rushing the gate of the U.S.S.R. and brandishing a "food weapon" while Henry Kissinger and Israeli Foreign Minister Simcha Dinitz try to stop him. President Ford serenades General Secretary Leonid I. Brezhnev, who is wearing a "Détente" dress.
General Notes: The Hebrew has been translated and is written in ink on the cartoon.
1974 September 27
1/12 263
"By Henry, It Works!" Albany Times-Union, Albany, New York
1 print : black and white, text
Hy RosenAlbanyTimes-Union (artist)
Scope and Content: Uncle Sam cracking a whip ("Ford's Tough Negotiations") as a U.S.S.R. bear jumps through a hoop ("'Scoop' Jackson Amendment") to a podium ("Favored Nation Trade Status").
circa 1974
2/16 212
"Quid Pro Quo," Copley Newspapers, La Jolla, California
1 drawing : black and white, text
Jim KuldsenCopleyNewspapers (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is flying an airplane above China and towing a "Recognize Red China" sign while people in China wave a "Jackson for President" sign.
General Notes: Inscribed: "Best wishes, Senator. Jim Kuldsen."
circa 1974
2/17 210
"I'm getting EXCELLENT mileage, thanks...," Sentinel Newspapers, Denver, Colorado
1 drawing : black and white, text
John Trever (artist)
Scope and Content: A gas station attendant checks the oil level in Senator Jackson's mouth, depicted as a car engine, while being pumped with "$ky Hi Gas." Senator Jackson holds a briefcase labeled "big oil probe" and wears a "Scoop Jackson '76" pin.
1975
1/13 244
Painting of a man holding a wooden bucket and standing next to a horse and cart in winter, Bay Area Council on Soviet Jewry, San Francisco, California
1 photograph : color, text
EvgenyAbezguaz (artist)
Scope and Content: Given to Senator Jackson for his support of Soviet Jews. Painting is of a man with a a horse and cart in the winter.Inscribed on verso: "Oct. 25, 1976 To Sen. H. Jackson -- With deep gratitude for your efforts on behalf of Soviet Jews -- Bay Area Council on Soviet Jewry S.F."
1976 October 25
1/14 213
"The Shot Heard 'Round the Campaign Trail," Albany Times-Union, Albany, New York
1 print : black and white, text
Hy RosenAlbanyTimes-Union (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson fires a cannon marked "Massachusetts" with a smoke cloud, "#1."
General Notes: Inscribed: "To Scoop: always #1 to me - Hy Rosen."
1976
1/15 264
"I don't know about charisma but he sure has the competence!" Albany Times-Union, Albany, New York
1 print : black and white, text
Hy Rosen (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson ice skating the word "Issues" into the rink surface while a donkey and man in glasses discuss his performance.
1976
2/18 174
Gas Deregulation, The Richmond News Ledger, Richmond, Virginia
1 drawing : black and white, text
Jeff MacNellyChicagoTribune (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson with a pipe marked "Gas Deregulation" going through his head. Secretary of Energy James R. Schlesinger is turning the pipe's valve.
General Notes: Inscribed by the artist: "To Senator Jackson with best wishes, Jeff MacNelly."
1978
2/19 209
Senator Jackson as Julius Caesar
1 print : black and white
Timothy Atseff (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson is standing between his press secretary Gene Tollefson? dressed as a gladiator and another man in a suit with a "C" on his tie.
1979
2/20 247
"The Chair Recognizes the Distinguised Senator From the State of Washington, Senator 'Scoop' Jackson," Albany Times-Union, Albany, New York
1 drawing : black and white, text
Hy RosenAlbanyTimes-Union (artist)
Scope and Content: Senator Jackson smiles at an old man with a beard writing in the book of History under the sign "Pantheon of U.S. Greats."
General Notes: Inscribed: "To Mrs. Henry Jackson with deepest admiration. Hy Rosen."
1983 August 16
1/16 250
Caricature of Senator Henry M. Jackson in profile
1 drawing : black and white
General Notes: "NEA" stamp on bottom left corner and artist's mark on bottom right corner.
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  • Chase, Goodwin, 1911-
  • Corcoran, Brian
  • Denny, Brewster C
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  • Munro, Sanford Sterling, 1932-
  • Page, Richard S
  • Perle, Richard Norman, 1941-
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