Compton I. White, Jr. Papers, 1963-1966
Table of Contents
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- Compton I. White, Jr.
- Title
- Compton I. White, Jr. Papers
- Dates
- 1963-1966 (inclusive)19631966
- Quantity
- 29 linear feet
- Collection Number
- MG093 (collection)
- Summary
- Correspondence, legislative bills, pamphlets, notes, and other papers.
- Repository
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University of Idaho Library, Special Collections and Archives
Special Collections and Archives
University of Idaho Library
875 Perimeter Drive
MS 2350
Moscow, ID
83844-2350
Telephone: 2088850845
libspec@uidaho.edu - Languages
- English
- Sponsor
- Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Biographical Note
Idaho's Democratic Congressman from the first district from 1963 to 1966, Compton Ignatius White, Jr., was born in Spokane, Washington, December 19, 1920. He was the son of Compton I. White, who was born in Louisiana and, as his son was to write in an article for the Centennial edition of the Lewiston Morning Tribune, arrived in Idaho Territory on July 1, 1890, just three days before the territory became a state; his mother was Josephine Elizabeth (Bunn) White.
Young Compton attended Clark Fork, Idaho, High School before moving to Washington, D.C., where his father was Idaho's congressional representative from the lst District. He graduated from Central High School in Washington, then attended George Washington University from 1938-1939. From 1939 to 1942 he studied mining engineering at the University of Idaho. In 1941 he became a flight engineer for Boeing Aircraft in Seattle. In 1946 he became manager of his father's mining operations and also took over the management of the family ranch in Clark Fork. On November 19, 1948 he married Florence Eulalia Waddell. They are the parents of six children, 5 sons and a daughter.
Compton White, Jr., began his political career at the age of eight when he attended the 1928 Democratic National Convention in Houston, Texas as an honorary alternate delegate. While living in Washington, D.C., he worked as a Congressional House Page. In 1962 he was elected to Congress as Representative from the first district of Idaho, succeeding Gracie Pfost who made an unsuccessful bid for the U.S. Senate. In his telegram of congratulations his opponent, Erwin Schwiebert, said "Congratulations on your victory and on achieving your ambitions to follow in your father's footsteps as a congressman from Idaho." Compton White, Sr. served in the 73rd-81st Congresses with the exception of the 80th (1933-46; 1949-50). White was re-elected for a second term in 1964. While serving in Congress he was a member of the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, sitting also on its sub-committees on Mines and Mining, Indian Affairs, Irrigation and Reclamation, and Public Lands. He also served on the Committee on Banking and Currency, and its sub-committees on Internal Finance and Domestic Finance. In 1963 he attended the Geneva, Switzerland meetings of both the United Nations Committee on Tungsten (October 28-29) and the Seventh Session of the International Lead and Zinc Study Group (November 4-8) as a Congressional advisor to the U.S. Delegation. In 1965 and 1966 he was a member of the Public Land Law Review Commission.
In 1966 White lost his bid for a third term to James McClure; he was one of many Democrats who were defeated that year. He remained in Washington for a year as a consultant to the Treasury Department, then returned to his Clark Fork ranch. He ran against McClure in 1968, but again he lost. He served on the Clark Fork City Council from 1967 to 1976, and in 1974 made an unsuccessful attempt to gain a seat in the State Senate. After retiring from the city council he concentrated on the management of his ranch, "watching the trees grow taller, the cattle grow fatter and the land grow in value." (Lewiston Tribune, December 25, 1977).
Content Description
The Congressional papers of Compton I. White, Jr., are contained in 29 file boxes. They consist mainly of the correspondence between White and his constituents on the many items of legislation before Congress from 1963 to 1966. All the bills introduced by White, the related bills introduced by other Congressmen and Senators as well as other bills on different subjects are included. In some instances mimeographed copies of statements presented to congressional committees are also included.
In assisting his constituents with their personal dealings with the government White wrote numerous letters to various federal and state agencies. This correspondence is included in a separate series as are the informational brochures these departments sent to White.
Administrative Information
Arrangement
The respect for provenance, or original order, has determined the organization of these papers. Compton White organized his correspondence in three separate categories:
1) Legislation by Subject. The folders are in alphabetical order by subject or congressional committee to which the bill was referred. Correspondence within each folder is roughly chronological
2) Compton I. White, Jr.'s Bills. Each bill has a separate folder; the folders are in numerical order. The correspondence is in chronological order.
3) Departments. The folders are in alphabetical order; the correspondence within each folder is in chronological order.
Due to the duplication of subjects between the various series a subject index has been prepared for legislation and projects with which White was closely associated.
Since correspondence relating to the bills introduced by Compton White, Jr. is scattered throughout the file boxes, a broad subject index has been provided. Also included in the index are some items of local (Moscow) or regional interest. Box numbers are listed following each subject.
| Airline Service in Idaho | 17 |
| Asotin Dam | 2 |
| Assistant Secretary of Agriculture for Forestry | 12, 13 |
| Beef, Importation of | 1, 12, 15 |
| Boise National Forest, Grazing Rights | 5, 15 |
| Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation | 14 |
| Coin Shortage | 8, 13, 14, 29 |
| Desert Entry | 24, 25 |
| Dworshak Dam | 3 |
| Firearms, Control of | 4, 27 |
| Floods in Idaho | 19, 20, 23 |
| Girl Scout Jamboree at Farragut State Park | 12, 21 |
| Gold | 7, 12 |
| Hides & Skins, Export of | 14, 18 |
| Idaho | 2, 5, 17, 22, 23, 29 |
| Identification Cards for Congressional Spouses | 12 |
| Indian Lands in Nez Perce County, Use for Educational Purposes | 13 |
| Kaniksu National Forest | 14 |
| Kootenai Indian Fund Bill | 12 |
| Lead & Zinc | 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 29 |
| Lewiston, Idaho | 20, 21 |
| Lower Granite Dam | 19 |
| Lumber | 6, 7, 17, 18 |
| Mann Creek Project | 3, 14 |
| Mining | 4, 8, 13, 25, 26 |
| Mint in Shoshone County, Idaho | 12 |
| Moscow, Idaho | 18, 21, 28 |
| National Cemetery in Idaho | 12 |
| Nez Perce National Historical Park | 12, 13 |
| Onions | 1, 13, 14 |
| Pacific Northwest Power Preference | 12 |
| Potatoes | 1, 12, 13, 15 |
| Power Cooperatives | 1, 14, 16 |
| Public Lands in Idaho | 13, 14, 24, 26, 27 |
| Railroads | 5, 9, 14, 27, 28 |
| Reapportionment of State Legislatures | 6, 13 |
| Sawtooth National Park | 11, 12, 14, 16 |
| Schweitzer Basin Ski Resort | 17 |
| Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness Area | 16 |
| Silver | 8, 12, 13 |
| Southwest Idaho Water Development Project | 14 |
| Storage & Transportation Rights on Flood Control Projects | 12, 14 |
| Sugar Beet and Sugar Cane | 1, 12, 15 |
| Teton Dam | 3 |
| University of Idaho | 2, 10, 20, 22, 27, 29 |
| Wheat | 1, 2, 15 |
| Wilderness Areas | 11, 16, 25 |
Detailed Description of the Collection
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Series I. Legislation (by Subject)
This series contains voluminous correspondence on almost all issues brought before the U.S. House of Representatives during the 88th and 89th Congresses, 1963-1966. The folders, arranged alphabetically by subject, contain letters from White's constituents, copies of his replies, printed copies of legislative bills, copies of statements presented before Congressional committees, pamphlets sent to White by organizations or constituents, and occasionally White's notes on meetings with other members of Congress.
There are many types of correspondence, individual letters, mimeographed form letters, and pre-printed postal cards. Most letters are requests to White to vote a certain way on a particular piece of legislation; often organizations would write thanking White for his support of legislation which was favorable to them. White frequently referred letters which expressed strong interest in or opinions on bills before Congressional committees to the committee chairmen who would often respond detailing committee progress on the bill. This correspondence also forms part of the collection.
Since a Congressman receives mail from so many people it was deemed impractical to keep a complete name file of all correspondents, although a partial file was maintained for organizations and correspondents who wrote on many subjects. Likewise a file was maintained for the miscellaneous and legislative material found in the folders.
The following is a list of the folders in each box. The folder numbers correspond to the numbers on the name index file cards. Where necessary the types of letters found or subjects covered is also included; mention is also made if a folder contains legislation. It should be mentioned that some subjects are contained in more than one folder.
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Description: Accelerated Public Works ProgramContainer: Box/Folder 1/1
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Description: Agriculture
Subjects include feed grains and donable food (surplus food donated to schools, prisons, and other institutions). Several Department of Agriculture publications are included as are legislative bills.
Dates: 1963Container: Box/Folder 1/2 -
Description: Agriculture
Subjects include animal cruelty, meat inspection, community development, and farm legislation. Several legislative bills, including White's meat import limitation bill, are included.
Dates: 1964-1966Container: Box/Folder 1/3 -
Description: Department of Agriculture ASC (Agricultural Stabilization & Conservation)Dates: 1966Container: Box/Folder 1/4
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Description: Agriculture - Beef Imports. Two statements by Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman, and several legislative bills are includedContainer: Box/Folder 1/5
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Description: Agriculture - Cotton. One legislative bill is includedContainer: Box/Folder 1/6
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Description: Agriculture - Dairy. Several legislative bills designed to encourage adjustments in milk marketing are includedContainer: Box/Folder 1/7
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Description: Agriculture - Farm BillContainer: Box/Folder 1/8
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Description: Agriculture - Feed Grain Act
A copy of the Feed Grain Act of 1963 (H.R. 3874) is included.
Container: Box/Folder 1/9 -
Description: Agriculture - Labor: Migratory Labor BillsContainer: Box/Folder 1/10
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Description: Agriculture - LivestockContainer: Box/Folder 1/11
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Description: Agriculture - Onions
Compton White's bill to permit the issuance of marketing orders for onions for canning or freezing is included.
Container: Box/Folder 1/12 -
Description: Agriculture - Potatoes
Two legislative bills are included along with an American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research legislative analysis of a bill to prohibit futures trading in Irish potatoes.
Container: Box/Folder 1/13 -
Description: Agriculture - Rural Electrification AdministrationContainer: Box/Folder 1/14
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Description: Agriculture - Soil Conservation
Along with one piece of legislation there are 1962 annual reports from the following soil conservation districts: Twin Falls, Weiser River, Lewis, Mud Lake, Portneuf, and Yellowstone.
Container: Box/Folder 1/15 -
Description: Agriculture - Sugar Act
Several legislative bills to amend the Sugar Act, plus Senate Finance Committee hearings on sugar prices are present along with a U.S.D.A. Special Study of Sugar (1961).
Container: Box/Folder 1/16 -
Description: Agriculture - Sugar Beets
Two annual reports of the Utah-Idaho Sugar Company (1962 & 1964) are included. White's bill to increase the amount of domestic sugar and mainland cane sugar which may be marketed during 1964, 1965 and 1966 is also present.
Container: Box/Folder 1/17 -
Description: Agriculture - Watershed Protection & Flood ControlContainer: Box/Folder 1/18
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Description: Agriculture - Wheat
Many letters written in May and June concern the wheat referendum; many constituents were angry with White for sending out Grange material under his frank. Several U.S.D.A. publications are also included.
Dates: 1963Container: Box/Folder 1/19 -
Description: Agriculture - Wheat
There are many form letters prepared by the Farm Bureau in opposition to compensatory payments mentioned in farm legislation; also mentioned frequently in letters is the sale of surplus wheat to Russia. Among the miscellaneous material included are U.S.D.A. news releases, White's new releases, U.S.D.A. publications and several pieces of legislation.
Dates: 1964Container: Box/Folder 2/20 -
Description: Agriculture - WheatDates: 1965Container: Box/Folder 2/21
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Description: Agriculture - WheatDates: 1966Container: Box/Folder 2/22
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Description: Agriculture - Wool
This folder contains correspondence from the Idaho Wool Growers Association and one legislative bill.
Container: Box/Folder 2/23 -
Description: Air Pollution
Two House bills relating to air pollution are included.
Container: Box/Folder 2/24 -
Description: Anti-dumping Act
Items in this folder are a legislative bill, Congressional Record reprints, and general information sheets.
Container: Box/Folder 2/25 -
Description: Appropriations (General)
Subjects included are rent subsidies and the teacher corps.
Container: Box/Folder 2/26 -
Description: Appropriations - Agriculture
Legislation. An appropriation bill and two statements by Compton White before the House Appropriations Committee are included.
Container: Box/Folder 2/27 -
Description: Appropriations - Agriculture
The majority of letters concern a possible cut in the school lunch program. Many children at Canyon School in Cataldo, Idaho wrote individual letters to White requesting the continuance of this program. The appropriation for Land Grant College Extension Division also generated a great deal of correspondence.
Container: Box/Folder 2/28 -
Description: Appropriations - Agriculture: Weed Research Laboratory
The folder includes one appropriation bill and a report on noxious weeds in the Columbia Basin.
Container: Box/Folder 2/29 -
Description: Appropriations - Area Redevelopment AdministrationContainer: Box/Folder 2/30
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Description: Appropriations - Defense
The folder contains seven speeches of Indiana Congressman Earl Wilson dated November and December 1964.
Container: Box/Folder 2/31 -
Description: Appropriations - Education
There are many letters concerning the school lunch program. Other subjects include vocational education, land grant colleges, and the Library Services & Construction Act. White's 1966 statement to the Appropriations subcommittee on Labor, Health, Education and Welfare is also included.
Container: Box/Folder 2/32 -
Description: Appropriations: Federal Monies to Idaho
Contains charts, many from the files of Gracie Pfost (Congresswoman from Idaho 1953-1962), showing the amount of money various federal agencies spent in Idaho.
Container: Box/Folder 2/33 -
Description: Appropriations - HEW
An appropriation bill and related committee report are included.
Container: Box/Folder 2/34 -
Description: Appropriations - Interior
A copy of the appropriation bills for 1964 and 1966 and related committee reports are included.
Container: Box/Folder 2/35 -
Description: Appropriations - Post OfficeContainer: Box/Folder 2/36
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Description: Appropriations - Public WorksDates: 1963-1964Container: Box/Folder 2/37
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Description: Appropriations - Public Works
The report on the 1966 public works appropriation bill is included.
Dates: 1965-1966Container: Box/Folder 2/38 -
Description: Appropriations - Public Works: Asotin Dam
Contains the engineers' report "Traffic Projections for Asotin Pool"
Dates: 1965Container: Box/Folder 2/39 -
Description: Appropriations - Public Works: Bear River
Most letters are from Lloyd Dunn of Bear River Protective Committee. The bill to authorize the construction of the reclamation project and a feasibility report are also included.
Container: Box/Folder 2/40 -
Description: Appropriations - Public Works: Burns Creek Dam
The folder contains statements from Gracie Pfost, Ralph Harding, and a request to change the name to Lynn Crandall Dam.
Container: Box/Folder 2/41 -
Description: Appropriations - Public Works: Challis Creek Project
Contains the Bureau of Reclamation report on the project.
Container: Box/Folder 3/42 -
Description: Appropriations - Public Works: Dworshak Dam
Contains an Idaho Legislature Senate Joint Memorial to change the name from Bruces Eddy Dam to Henry Dworshak Dam.
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Description: Appropriations - Public Works: Knowles Dam Project, MontanaContainer: Box/Folder 3/44
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Description: Appropriations - Public Works: Lucky Peak ReservoirContainer: Box/Folder 3/45
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Description: Appropriations - Public Works: Mann Creek Reservoir Project
Contains Compton White's 1963 statement before the Public Works Subcommittee of the House Appropriations Committee on Idaho Dams.
Container: Box/Folder 3/46 -
Description: Appropriations - Public Works: Ririe DamContainer: Box/Folder 3/47
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Description: Appropriations - Public Works: Salmon River BasinContainer: Box/Folder 3/48
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Description: Appropriations - Public Works: Teton Dam
Contains statements by Senator Frank Church and Rep. George V. Hansen, and a joint memorial from the Idaho legislature regarding construction of the Lower Teton Project.
Container: Box/Folder 3/49 -
Description: Appropriations - Soil Conservation Service. Contains annual reports from several soil conservation districts, two booklets and two legislative billsContainer: Box/Folder 3/50
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Description: Armed Services
There is a great deal of correspondence concerning the National Guard Technicians' retirement bill and salary increases for the military. There are statements of Lewis B. Hersey and a report of the Defense Dept. on the draft, plus a bill changing the method of computing retirement pay.
Container: Box/Folder 3/51 -
Description: Armed Services Military Pay BillContainer: Box/Folder 3/52
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Description: Atomic EnergyContainer: Box/Folder 3/53
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Description: Attorney FeesContainer: Box/Folder 3/54
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Description: BudgetContainer: Box/Folder 3/55
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Description: Christian AmendmentContainer: Box/Folder 3/56
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Description: Civil Rights
Much of the correspondence reveals a dislike for the proposed civil rights bill. H.R. 3139 (Civil Rights Act of 1963) is included.
Dates: 1963Container: Box/Folder 3/57 -
Description: Civil Rights
Again, most letters are anti-civil rights legislation. One of the more interesting letters, dated March 20, 1964, is from White's cousin in Louisiana. Although she is against the bill she gently chides White for being in favor of it.
Dates: 1964Container: Box/Folder 3/58 -
Description: Civil Service Retirement ActContainer: Box/Folder 3/59
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Description: Disarmament
Contains Public Law 87-297: Arms Control & Disarmament Act (1961)
Container: Box/Folder 3/60 -
Description: Disarmament - Test BanContainer: Box/Folder 3/61
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Description: District of ColumbiaContainer: Box/Folder 3/62
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Description: Education
Subjects include the Vocational Education Act; legislation is also included
Dates: 1963Container: Box/Folder 3/63 -
Description: Federal Aid to EducationContainer: Box/Folder 4/64
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Description: Federal Aid to Education - Pro Private School
Among the correspondence are many letters from the sisters at St. Gertrude's Academy in Cottonwood. Another folder contains printed material distributed. by the Catholic Church.
Container: Box/Folder 4/65 -
Description: Education
Besides correspondence there are publications of the Idaho Department of Education and the National Education Association.
Dates: 1964Container: Box/Folder 4/66 -
Description: Education and Labor Committee
Among the subjects covered in this folder are right to work laws, the Higher Education Act of 1965, minimum wage, Library Services Act, Fair Labor Standards Act and mine safety. Several legislative bills are included.
Dates: 1964-1965Container: Box/Folder 4/67 -
Description: Education and Labor Committee
Among the subjects dealt with in this folder are the "War on Poverty", the controversy surrounding Adam Clayton Powell, the minimum wage, vocational education, Library Services & Construction Act, and the situs picketing bill. Several legislative bills are included.
Dates: 1966Container: Box/Folder 4/68 -
Description: Education and Labor Committee - Repeal of 14(b)
This folder deals with the right to work section of the Taft Hartley Law. It includes the House Report on H.R. 77 and the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research legislative analysis of the bills to repeal 14(b) of the National Labor Relations Act. (1965)
Container: Box/Folder 4/69 -
Description: Education and Labor Committee - H.R. 2362
This folder contains material relating to the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965.
Container: Box/Folder 4/70 -
Description: Education and Labor Committee - H.R. 10440
The material dealing with the Economic Opportunity Bill or Poverty Program, includes the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research analysis of the legislation.
Container: Box/Folder 4/71 -
Description: Education and Labor Committee - Appalachian ActContainer: Box/Folder 4/72
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Description: Education and Labor Committee - Mine SafetyContainer: Box/Folder 4/73
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Description: Education and Labor Committee - Truth in PackagingContainer: Box/Folder 4/74
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Description: Fair TradeContainer: Box/Folder 4/75
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Description: Farm programsContainer: Box/Folder 4/76
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Description: Federal Communications Commission
Most correspondence deals with the "fairness doctrine."
Container: Box/Folder 4/77 -
Description: Federal Employees (Retired)Container: Box/Folder 4/78
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Description: Firearms
Copies of both the House and Senate bills dealing with the registration of firearms are included.
Dates: 1963-1964Container: Box/Folder 4/79 -
Description: Firearms
Unlike the previous folder there are some pro gun control letters.
Dates: 1965-1966Container: Box/Folder 4/80 -
Description: Flood ControlContainer: Box/Folder 4/81
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Description: Food, Drug & Cosmetic ActDates: 1963Container: Box/Folder 4/82
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Description: Foreign Affairs
The subjects dealt with in this folder include disarmament, Vietnam, the United Nations, and the Cuban situation. The visit of President Betancourt of Venezuela to the U.S. and the proposed extradition of Jimenez generated a great deal of anti-communist correspondence.
Dates: 1963Container: Box/Folder 5/83 -
Description: Foreign Affairs
The subjects dealt with in this folder are Vietnam, Cuba, the communist threat, and the United Nations.
Dates: 1964-1966Container: Box/Folder 5/84 -
Description: Foreign Affairs: Panama
The House Concurrent Resolution relating to the sovereignty treaty (1963) is included in the folder.
Container: Box/Folder 5/85 -
Description: Foreign Affairs: Viet-NamContainer: Box/Folder 5/86
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Description: Foreign Aid
Individual letters and petitions all urge White to vote against giving foreign aid to communist countries. The House report on the 1964 foreign aid appropriations bill is also included.
Container: Box/Folder 5/87 -
Description: Foreign Policy
The correspondence deals mainly with Cuba.
Container: Box/Folder 5/88 -
Description: Foreign TradeContainer: Box/Folder 5/89
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Description: Government Operations
Among the many subjects mentioned are the sale of federal surplus property to educational and health institutions, and the reorganization of the customs agency. There are several legislative items.
Container: Box/Folder 5/90 -
Description: Grazing
Most material relates to the Boise National Forest. Legislation from the 86th and 88th Congresses is included.
Container: Box/Folder 5/91 -
Description: Health and WelfareContainer: Box/Folder 5/92
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Description: HousingContainer: Box/Folder 5/93
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Description: House Administration Committee
Legislation relating to amending the Hatch Act is included.
Container: Box/Folder 5/94 -
Description: Idaho
Correspondence relating to Idaho state politics and Idaho State Legislature joint memorials are contained in the two folders in this group.
Container: Box/Folder 5/95 -
Description: Interior Committee - S. 1275 (Water Rights)Container: Box/Folder 5/96
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Description: Interior and Insular AffairsContainer: Box/Folder 5/97
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Description: Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Among the subjects discussed in this folder are a labeling bill for motion pictures, aviation fees, and radio and TV editorials. There is a statement by the Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission regarding the fairness doctrine, and several bills dealing with transportation.
Dates: 1963-1964Container: Box/Folder 5/98 -
Description: Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Included among the subjects in this folder are the staffing of mental health centers, railroad retirement, fair labeling, box car shortages, licensing of radio stations, the humane treatment of animals and the presence of Russian fishing vessels along the Pacific coast. Several legislative bills are included.
Dates: 1965-1966Container: Box/Folder 5/99 -
Description: Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee - FCC legislation
This folder contains letters from radio broadcasters concerning the regulation of broadcast commercials and FCC license fees.
Container: Box/Folder 5/100 -
Description: Interstate Commerce Committee - Truth in PackagingContainer: Box/Folder 5/101
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Description: Judiciary
Among the subjects included are Congressman Dickson's speech on the Montgomery Freedom March, an article on a law enforcement training program, the copyright bill as applied to juke boxes, and immigration and quota bills.
Dates: 1963-1965Container: Box/Folder 5/102 -
Description: Judiciary Committee
The correspondence in this folder deals with the Miranda decision of the Supreme Court, the selection of a successor to the Director of the FBI, the housing section of the Civil Rights Bill, Youth Temperance Week, and a four year term for Congressmen.
Dates: 1966Container: Box/Folder 6/103 -
Description: Judiciary Committee - Bible Reading
The 1964 correspondence contains a large amount of anti-Becker amendment sentiment, while most of the 1966 correspondence is in favor of the various amendments to allow Bible reading in the public schools. Also contained in this folder is White's 1964 statement before the committee.
Dates: 1964-1966Container: Box/Folder 6/104 -
Description: Judiciary Committee - Civil Rights
Most correspondence deals with the Title IV (property section) of the 1966 Civil Rights Bill.
Container: Box/Folder 6/105 -
Description: Judiciary Committee - Immigration
Correspondence deals with the 1965 bill to amend the Immigration and Nationality Act. The bill and House report are included.
Container: Box/Folder 6/106 -
Description: Judiciary Committee - Juan Pablo Astrano Zapata
Contained in this folder is the private immigration bill introduced by Sen. Frank Church (January 12, 1965).
Container: Box/Folder 6/107 -
Description: Judiciary Committee - Presidential InabilityContainer: Box/Folder 6/108
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Description: Judiciary Committee - Reapportionment
The folder includes two bills authored by Compton White and an American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research analysis of proposals relating to the reapportionment of state legislatures (1964).
Container: Box/Folder 6/109 -
Description: Judiciary Committee - Voting Rights
Contains a copy of the proposed Voting Rights Act (H.R. 6400).
Dates: 1965Container: Box/Folder 6/110 -
Description: Land and Water Conservation Fund Bill
Besides the correspondence, this folder contains Dept. of Interior press releases, cuttings from the Congressional Record, statements of Compton White before the House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs (1963) and a copy of the proposed legislation.
Container: Box/Folder 6/111 -
Description: LaborContainer: Box/Folder 6/112
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Description: Library Services ActContainer: Box/Folder 6/113
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Description: Lumber
Subjects covered include capital gains on timber, labeling of foreign timber and the proposed revision of lumber dimension standards.
Dates: 1963Container: Box/Folder 6/114 -
Description: LumberDates: 1964Container: Box/Folder 6/115
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Description: LumberDates: 1965Container: Box/Folder 6/116
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Description: Lumber - Documents & Statements
Includes statements by the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, the Forest Service, Compton White's 1963 analysis of the problems involved in the importation of lumber from Canada, publications of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association and Potlatch Forests, Inc., plus several legislative bills dealing with the use of foreign lumber.
Container: Box/Folder 7/117 -
Description: Majority Report
Three and a Half Years of Progress. June 1964. 123 p. The report of the Democratic leadership of the House on legislation passed during the Kennedy/Johnson Administration.
Container: Box/Folder 7/118 -
Description: Manpower Development and Training ActContainer: Box/Folder 7/119
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Description: Mass Transit
This folder deals exclusively with the development of a mass transit system for Washington, D.C.
Container: Box/Folder 7/120 -
Description: Medicare
In addition to proposed legislation and several analyses of the health care for the aged problem by the Library of Congress Legislative Reference Service, there are many letters from doctors against the 1964 King-Anderson bill.
Container: Box/Folder 7/121 -
Description: Mental HealthContainer: Box/Folder 7/122
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Description: Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Correspondence deals with the transportation of U.S. goods in foreign ships and proposed legislation dealing with the protection of predatory animals.
Container: Box/Folder 7/123 -
Description: Mining
Contains Henry L. Day's address to the Idaho Mining Association, July 18, 1963, "Mining Highlights of the Coeur d'Alene District," plus material on the stockpiling of minerals and metals.
Dates: 1963Container: Box/Folder 7/124 -
Description: MiningDates: 1964-1965Container: Box/Folder 7/125
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Description: Mining - Gold
Includes several legislative bills involving the discovery and marketing of gold.
Dates: 1963Container: Box/Folder 7/126 -
Description: Mining - GoldDates: 1964-1965Container: Box/Folder 7/127
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Description: Mining - Lead Zinc
Contains correspondence, articles and legislative bills.
Dates: 1963Container: Box/Folder 7/128 -
Description: Mining - Lead Zinc
In addition to correspondence the folders contain statements before the Tariff Commission and the House Armed Services Committee.
Dates: 1964Container: Box/Folder 8/129 -
Description: Mining - Silver
Various documents and statements, including White's 1963 statement before the Senate Banking and Currency Committee regarding H.R. 5389, and several legislative bills are included.
Dates: 1963Container: Box/Folder 8/130 -
Description: Mining - Silver
There is one folder of general correspondence, one folder of correspondence with J.B. Lynch which also contains several articles and newspaper clippings, and a third folder containing statements before the House Committee on Banking and Currency on the silver content of coins. There are also statements regarding the coin shortage. Legislative bills regarding the silver content of coins and the monetary value of silver are also included.
Dates: 1964Container: Box/Folder 8/131 -
Description: Mining - SilverDates: 1965-1966Container: Box/Folder 8/132
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Description: MiscellaneousContainer: Box/Folder 8/133
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Description: National Federation of Independent Business
This folder consists of marked ballots registering opinions on current legislation. The forms are taken from the NFIB publication The Mandate.
Container: Box/Folder 8/134 -
Description: NursingContainer: Box/Folder 8/135
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Description: Oil ImportsContainer: Box/Folder 8/136
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Description: Organization of the Congress Joint CommitteeContainer: Box/Folder 8/137
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Description: Mrs. Pfost's bills in the 87th CongressContainer: Box/Folder 8/138
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Description: Philippine War Damage ClaimsContainer: Box/Folder 8/139
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Description: Political Affairs
Subjects include the size of the House Rules Committee, U.N. involvement in Katanga, disarmament, and Carl McIntire's radio program "20th Century Reformation Hour."
Dates: 1963-1964Container: Box/Folder 8/140 -
Description: Post Office & Civil Service
There is some correspondence on the sale of printed envelopes by the post office and also correspondence and legislation dealing with the Alaska Railroad.
Dates: 1963Container: Box/Folder 8/141 -
Description: Postal Pay IncreaseDates: 1963Container: Box/Folder 8/142
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Description: Post Office and Civil ServiceDates: 1964Container: Box/Folder 9/143
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Description: Post office and Civil Service
Contains two items of proposed legislation dealing with salaries and retirement benefits.
Dates: 1965-1966Container: Box/Folder 9/144 -
Description: President's Messages to Congress
Contains messages of President Lyndon Johnson on such subjects as health, education, immigration, D.C. home rule, natural beauty, his farm program, the balance of payments, law enforcement, and Vietnam. They are dated from January 7, 1965 to July 29, 1965.
Container: Box/Folder 9/145 -
Description: Presidential SuccessionContainer: Box/Folder 9/146
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Description: Public Works Committee
Contains legislation dealing with appropriations (1964), the Appalachian Regional Development Act (1964) and the Disaster Relief Act of 1965.
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Description: Public Works Committee - Highway Beautification
Contains a great deal of proposed legislation in the 89th Congress.
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Description: Quality Stabilization
Contains the proposed Quality Stabilization Act (1963).
Container: Box/Folder 9/149 -
Description: Railroads
Correspondence includes discussions of compulsory arbitration. There are over 200 letters from Pocatello alone. Legislative material is also included.
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Description: Resolutions - John F. Kennedy
These are possible memorials to the late President and include the Presidential library, a park of roses in Israel, a memorial in Coeur d'Alene, and a performing arts center in Washington, D.C.
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Description: Rules Committee
Most correspondents are opposed to a permanent increase in the size of the committee from 12 to 15 members.
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Description: Science and Astronautics
The only item is a letter in favor of the metric system.
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Description: Security Exchange ActContainer: Box/Folder 9/154
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Description: Selective ServiceContainer: Box/Folder 9/155
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Description: Small BusinessContainer: Box/Folder 9/156
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Description: Social SecurityContainer: Box/Folder 9/157
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Description: Supreme Court
The subjects include Bible reading and prayer in the schools, and film censorship.
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Description: Taxes
White's constituents are concerned with a tax cut, repealing the excise tax on cosmetics and furs, and reducing the dividend tax. Numerous bills to amend the Internal Revenue Code are included.
Dates: 1963Container: Box/Folder 10/159 -
Description: Taxes
Tax reduction
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Description: Taxes
5% floor on deductions
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Description: Taxes
IRS Regulations. The correspondence in this folder deals with the restrictions on expense accounts and its effect on the restaurant business.
Dates: 1963Container: Box/Folder 10/162 -
Description: Taxes
Subjects dealt with include reduction in excise taxes, the Liberty Amendment (repeal of the 16th amendment), and tax reduction.
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Description: Tennessee Valley Authority
The only item in this folder is an article on the TVA.
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Description: TobaccoContainer: Box/Folder 10/165
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Description: Trade
Subjects in this folder include higher tariffs on Japanese goods, a lower duty free allowance for Canadian goods, and the quality stabilization bill.
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Description: Transportation
Items deal with uniform time legislation, contracts for transporting mail, and minimum rate regulations on common carriers.
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Description: Un-American Activities Committee
Many of White's constituents are for increased appropriations for the committee, but a few feel it could be abolished. In 1965 many correspondents are calling for investigation of the Civil Rights Leaders.
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Description: Unemployment CompensationContainer: Box/Folder 10/169
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Description: Veterans
Many letters are from World War I veterans seeking a better pension.
Dates: 1963Container: Box/Folder 10/170 -
Description: Veterans
These letters also deal with the Veterans' Pension Act.
Dates: 1964Container: Box/Folder 10/171 -
Description: Veterans
Letters deal with pensions, the proposed closure of some hospitals, and information of the "Cold War" GI bill. A number of legislative bills are included.
Dates: 1965Container: Box/Folder 10/172 -
Description: Veterans
Pensions and the Cold War GI bill are again predominant.
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Description: Vivisection. There are very good letters from veterinarians and science teachersContainer: Box/Folder 10/174
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Description: Water PollutionContainer: Box/Folder 10/175
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Description: Water Resources Act. This folder includes correspondence, statements and legislation to establish water resource research centers at land-grant collegesContainer: Box/Folder 10/176
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Description: Ways and Means Committee
Among the subjects discussed are the suspension of investment credit, the shortage of railroad boxcars, a possible ban on television broadcasting of professional football games on Friday nights in areas which have high school games scheduled, unemployment insurance and amendments to the fair trade expansion act. A number of legislative bills are included.
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Description: Ways and Means Committee - Excise TaxesContainer: Box/Folder 11/178
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Description: Ways and Means Committee - Granduc Mines, ltd. Correspondence concerns the Interest Equalization taxContainer: Box/Folder 11/179
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Description: Ways and Means Committee - Medical Care: Social SecurityContainer: Box/Folder 11/180
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Description: Ways and Means Committee - Social Security AmendmentsDates: 1964Container: Box/Folder 11/181
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Description: Ways and Means Committee - TaxesContainer: Box/Folder 11/182
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Description: Whip Notices
The folder contains a weekly calendar of legislation for 1963.
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Description: Wilderness Bill
Folder 1 contains correspondence; folder 2 concerns the Sawtooth National park and contains 15 different picture postcards with pre-printed messages. The third folder contains various publications and legislation.
Dates: 1963Container: Box/Folder 11/184 -
Description: Wilderness
Legislation and a copy of the hearings before the Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs complement the correspondence in this folder.
Dates: 1964Container: Box/Folder 11/185 -
Description: Youth Conservation Camp, Idaho
Included with the correspondence are 8 photographs taken at the Youth Conservation Camp, Priest Lake, Idaho, summer 1961. There is also material on the Idaho Youth Ranch at Rupert.
Container: Box/Folder 11/186 -
Description: Youth Conservation Corps
Included is John F. Kennedy's special message on the nation's youth, February 14, 1964
Container: Box/Folder 11/187
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Description: Series II. Compton I. White, Jr.'s Bills
The three boxes in this series contain the bills introduced by Representatives White in the 88th and 89th Congresses. Usually each folder will contain, in addition to White's bill, companion bills, similar bills from previous legislatures, reports of government departments, records of hearings, statements of interested people before Congressional committees, and correspondence relating to the bill. By far the largest amount of material is found in connection with H.R. 4184, the silver coinage bill.
Only the bills are listed below; the extraneous material is noted on the file cards maintained for this archival group. The first date is the date the bill was introduced and referred to committee; the second is the date the bill was reported to the House of Representatives from the committee.
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Series III. Departments
Many of Compton White's constituents wrote to him about problems they were having with the federal bureaucracy, whether it was obtaining a hardship discharge from the military service, requesting assistance in getting relatives into the United States from foreign countries, or requesting aid in straightening out problems with Social Security or the Veterans Administration. White always referred the constituent's letter to the proper federal agency and kept in touch with both the agency and his constituent until a final determination had been made in the case. The results may not always have been what the constituent had hoped for, but many expressed their gratitude to the Congressman for finally obtaining a decision.
Smaller communities often wrote White for assistance in obtaining federal funds for local improvement projects, usually water and sewer improvements. He would then write to the agency involved letting them know of his interest in the application. He continued to follow the progress of the application until the agency decided whether or not to fund the project.
Other special interest groups would write urging White to support the use of their product in federal programs. These letters were referred to the proper agency, but there is usually no follow-up correspondence.
In all cases the correspondence received from the federal departments, whether a brief letter of acknowledgment or a multi-paged report, is retained in the folders. Since most agencies sent at least one carbon copy of their correspondence, White was able to send a copy of all pertinent material to the constituent whose letter had initiated the contact. Also included are the informational brochures sent by the various agencies. The Department of the Treasury folder contains 13 photographs of Compton White's trip to Venezuela to sign the SWAP agreement and inspect a housing project.
Listed below are the folder headings; since most material deals with personal appeals for assistance, the contents of the folders are not mentioned, but are contained on the file cards maintained for this series.
The Department Folders are arranged alphabetically
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Description: Department of AgricultureDates: 1963, 1964Container: Box 15
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Description: Department of AgricultureDates: 1965, 1966Container: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Agricultural Marketing ServiceContainer: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Agricultural Marketing Service. Dairy DivisionContainer: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research ServiceContainer: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ServiceDates: 1963Container: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ServiceDates: 1964-1966Container: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service. Grain DivisionDates: 1963Container: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service. Grain DivisionDates: 1964Container: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service. Grain DivisionDates: 1965Container: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service. Grain DivisionDates: 1966Container: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service. Soil Bank DivisionContainer: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Sugar DivisionContainer: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Consumer & Marketing ServiceContainer: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Economic Research ServiceContainer: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Farmers Home AdministrationContainer: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Federal Crop Insurance CorporationContainer: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Foreign Agricultural ServiceDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Foreign Agricultural ServiceDates: 1965-1966Container: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Forest ServiceDates: 1963Container: Box 15
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Description: Department of Agriculture Forest ServiceDates: 1964Container: Box 16
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Description: Department of Agriculture Forest ServiceDates: 1965Container: Box 16
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Description: Department of Agriculture Forest ServiceDates: 1966Container: Box 16
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Description: Department of Agriculture Forest Service Access RoadsContainer: Box 16
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Description: Department of Agriculture Forest Service Forest Highway 31 (Idaho State Highway 29)Container: Box 16
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Description: Department of Agriculture. Forest Service. Sawtooth WildernessContainer: Box 16
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Description: Department of Agriculture. Rural Areas DevelopmentContainer: Box 16
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Description: Department of Agriculture. Rural Electrification AdministrationDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 16
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Description: Department of Agriculture. Rural Electrification AdministrationDates: 1965-1966Container: Box 16
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Description: Department of Agriculture. Soil Conservation ServiceDates: 1963Container: Box 17
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Description: Department of Agriculture. Soil Conservation ServiceDates: 1964Container: Box 17
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Description: Department of Agriculture. Soil Conservation ServiceDates: 1965Container: Box 17
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Description: Department of Agriculture. Soil Conservation ServiceDates: 1966Container: Box 17
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Description: Arms Control and Disarmament AgencyContainer: Box 17
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Description: Atomic Energy CommissionContainer: Box 17
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Description: Civil Aeronautics BoardContainer: Box 17
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Description: Civil Aeronautics Board. Coeur d'Alene Civil Service CommissionContainer: Box 17
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Description: Civil Service Commission. Bureau of Retirement InsuranceContainer: Box 17
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Description: Department of CommerceContainer: Box 17
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Description: Department of Commerce. Area Redevelopment AdministrationDates: 1963Container: Box 17
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Description: Department of Commerce. Area Redevelopment AdministrationDates: 1964Container: Box 17
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Description: Department of Commerce. Area Redevelopment AdministrationDates: 1965Container: Box 17
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Description: Department of Commerce. Area Redevelopment Administration. Benewah (Lumber) CooperativeContainer: Box 17
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Description: Department of Commerce. Area Redevelopment Administration. Federal Fiber, inc., Grangeville, IdahoContainer: Box 17
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Description: Department of Commerce. Area Redevelopment Administration. Lake Log Lumber, inc., Harrison, IdahoContainer: Box 17
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Description: Department of Commerce. Area Redevelopment Administration. St. Maries Plywood PlantContainer: Box 17
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Description: Department of Commerce. Area Redevelopment Administration. Schweitzer BasinContainer: Box 17
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Description: Department of Commerce. Area Redevelopment Administration. Schweitzer Basin, new loanDates: 1965Container: Box 17
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Description: Department of Commerce. Business and Defense Services AdministrationContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Bureau of the CensusContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Bureau of the Census. Taking of Census of AgricultureDates: 1964Container: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Coast and Geodetic SurveyContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Office of Economic DevelopmentContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Economic Development Program. Elmore CountyContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Economic Development Administration. Riverside Sewer District, OrofinoContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Economic Development Administration. Weippe ApplicationContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Bureau of International CommerceContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Maritime AdministrationContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. National Inventors CouncilContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Patent OfficeContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Bureau of Public RoadsContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Bureau of Public Roads Road Projects Near Hope, IdahoContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Bureau of Public Roads. Road Between Nordman and CopelandContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Bureau of Public Roads. Schweitzer RoadContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Bureau of Public Roads. Lowman-Stanley RoadContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Bureau of Public Roads. Road to High Mountain Sheep DamContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Bureau of StandardsContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Office of Technical ServicesContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Commerce. Weather BureauContainer: Box 18
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Description: Comptroller of the CurrencyContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of DefenseContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Defense. Air ForceDates: 1963-1965Container: Box 18
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Description: Department of Defense. Air ForceDates: 1966Container: Box 18
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Description: Department of Defense. Air Force. Cottonwood Radar StationContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Defense. Air Force. Mountain HomeContainer: Box 18
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Description: Department of Defense. ArmyDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 19
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Description: Department of Defense. ArmyDates: 1965Container: Box 19
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Description: Department of Defense. ArmyDates: 1966Container: Box 19
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Description: Department of Defense. Army Corps of EngineersDates: 1963Container: Box 19
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Description: Department of Defense. Army Corps of EngineersDates: 1964Container: Box 19
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Description: Department of Defense. Army Corps of EngineersDates: 1965Container: Box 19
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Description: Department of Defense. Army Corps of EngineersDates: 1966Container: Box 19
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Description: Department of Defense. Army Corps of Engineers. Camas Prairie Railroad RelocationContainer: Box 19
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Description: Department of Defense. Army Corps of Engineers. Canyon Block - Clarkia, Elk River & St. MariesContainer: Box 19
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Description: Department of Defense. Army Corps of Engineers. Clark Fork Flood Control ProjectContainer: Box 19
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Description: Department of Defense. Army Corps of Engineers. Cottonwood DamContainer: Box 19
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Description: Department of Defense. Army Corps of Engineers. Dworshak DamContainer: Box 19
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Description: Department of Defense. Army Corps of Engineers. Dworshak Dam Road from Elk RiverContainer: Box 19
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Description: Department of Defense. Army Corps of Engineers. Johnson Creek Recreation AreaContainer: Box 19
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Description: Department of Defense. Army Corps of Engineers. Libby DamContainer: Box 19
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Description: Department of Defense. Army Corps of Engineers. Lower Granite DamContainer: Box 19
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Description: Department of Defense. Army Corps of Engineers. Port of Lewiston - Snake RiverContainer: Box 20
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Description: Department of Defense. Army Corps of Engineers. Rampart Dam, Yukon River, AlaskaDates: 1965Container: Box 20
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Description: Department of Defense. Army Fort Bragg TripDates: March 8, 1963Container: Box 20
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Description: Department of Defense. Civil DefenseContainer: Box 20
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Description: Department of Defense. National GuardContainer: Box 20
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Description: Department of Defense. Army & Air Force National Guard BureauContainer: Box 20
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Description: Department of Defense. Navy, Marine CorpsContainer: Box 20
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Description: Department of Defense. NavyDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 20
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Description: Department of Defense. NavyDates: 1965Container: Box 20
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Description: Department of Defense. NavyDates: 1966Container: Box 20
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Description: Department of Defense. Navy. Research Laboratory at University of IdahoContainer: Box 20
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Description: Office of Economic OpportunityDates: 1964-1965Container: Box 20
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Description: Office of Economic OpportunityDates: 1966Container: Box 20
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Description: Office of Economic Opportunity. Job CorpsContainer: Box 20
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Description: Office of Economic Opportunity. Job Corps Center at CottonwoodContainer: Box 20
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Description: Office of Economic Opportunity. Job Corps Camp. Mountain HomeContainer: Box 20
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Description: Office of Emergency PlanningContainer: Box 20
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Description: Office of Emergency Planning. December 1964 FloodContainer: Box 20
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Description: Equal Employment Opportunity CommissionContainer: Box 20
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Description: Executive OfficeContainer: Box 20
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Description: Executive Office. Special Representative for Trade NegotiationsContainer: Box 20
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Description: Farm Credit AdministrationContainer: Box 20
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Description: Federal Aviation AgencyDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 20
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Description: Federal Aviation AgencyDates: 1965-1966Container: Box 20
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Description: Federal Communications CommissionDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 21
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Description: Federal Communications CommissionDates: 1965-1966Container: Box 21
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Description: Federal Communications Commission. CATVContainer: Box 21
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Description: Federal Deposit Insurance CorporationContainer: Box 21
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Description: Federal Home Loan Bank BoardContainer: Box 21
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Description: Federal Mediation and Conciliation ServiceContainer: Box 21
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Description: Federal National Mortgage AssociationContainer: Box 21
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Description: Federal Power CommissionDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 21
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Description: Federal Power CommissionDates: 1965-1966Container: Box 21
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Description: Federal Reserve SystemContainer: Box 21
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Description: Federal Trade CommissionContainer: Box 21
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Description: Foreign Claims Settlement CommissionContainer: Box 21
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Description: General Services AdministrationContainer: Box 21
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Description: General Services Administration. National Archives & Record ServiceContainer: Box 21
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Description: General Services Administration. Commissioner of Public BuildingsContainer: Box 21
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Description: General Services Administration. Moscow (Idaho) Federal BuildingContainer: Box 21
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Description: General Services Administration. St. Maries (Idaho) Post OfficeContainer: Box 21
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Description: Department of Health, Education, and WelfareDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 21
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Description: Department of Health, Education, and WelfareDates: 1965-1966Container: Box 21
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Description: Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Food & Drug AdministrationContainer: Box 21
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Description: Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Office of EducationDates: 1964-1965Container: Box 21
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Description: Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Office of EducationDates: 1966Container: Box 21
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Description: Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. National Institutes of HealthContainer: Box 21
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Description: Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Public Health ServiceDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 21
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Description: Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Public Health ServiceDates: 1965-1966Container: Box 21
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Description: Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Social Security AdministrationDates: 1963-1965Container: Box 22
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Description: Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Social Security AdministrationDates: 1966Container: Box 22
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Description: Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Social Security Administration Arthur L BeerContainer: Box 22
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Description: Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Social Security Administration Clarence E. BradyContainer: Box 22
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Description: Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Social Security Administration Roy J. CochranContainer: Box 22
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Description: Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Social Security Administration. John D. HoyContainer: Box 22
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Description: Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Welfare AdministrationContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities AdministrationContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities Administration. Boise Senior Citizens Housing ProjectContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities Administration. Boundary County Road ProjectsContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities Administration. Cottonwood ProjectContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities Administration. Grangeville Library and WaterContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities Administration. Hayden Lake Water SystemContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities Administration. Nez Perce Indian Tribe Community BuildingsContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities Administration. Application of OrofinoContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities Administration. Payette ProjectContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities Administration. Pierce, IdahoContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities Administration. Plummer Sewage PlantContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities Administration. Post Falls GrantContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities Administration. West Bonner Sewer DistrictContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities Administration. Priest RiverContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities Administration. Riverside Independent Water District (Orofino)Container: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities Administration. Water Works Project, SandpointContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities Administration. Rural Water District, SandpointContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities Administration. Spirit LakeContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Community Facilities Administration. Whitebird Water SystemContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Federal Housing AdministrationContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Public Housing AuthorityContainer: Box 22
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Description: Housing and Home Finance Agency. Public Housing Administration. Coeur d'Alene Housing ProjectContainer: Box 22
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Description: Department of Housing and Urban DevelopmentDates: 1963-1965Container: Box 22
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Description: Department of Housing and Urban DevelopmentDates: 1966Container: Box 22
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Description: Department of Housing and Urban Development. Housing Assistance AdministrationContainer: Box 22
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Description: Idaho DepartmentsDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 22
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Description: Idaho DepartmentsDates: 1965Container: Box 22
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Description: Idaho DepartmentsDates: 1966Container: Box 23
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Description: Idaho Departments. Boise Federal Executive CouncilContainer: Box 23
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Description: Idaho Departments. State HighwaysContainer: Box 23
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Description: Idaho Departments. State Highways. Olds Ferry RoadContainer: Box 23
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Description: Idaho Departments. State Highways. Coeur d'Alene Access Road. Interstate Route #90Container: Box 23
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Description: Idaho Departments. State Highways. U.S. 95Container: Box 23
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Description: Idaho Departments. State Highways. Wallace-Avery Road (Forest Route 50)Container: Box 23
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Description: Department of the InteriorDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 23
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Description: Department of the InteriorDates: 1965-1966Container: Box 23
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Description: Department of Interior. Bonneville Power AdministrationDates: 1963Container: Box 23
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Description: Department of Interior. Bonneville Power AdministrationDates: 1964Container: Box 23
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Description: Department of Interior. Bonneville Power AdministrationDates: 1965-1966Container: Box 24
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of Indian AffairsDates: 1963Container: Box 24
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of Indian AffairsDates: 1964-1966Container: Box 24
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Coeur d'Alene Indian Tribe ElectionContainer: Box 24
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Harrison LottContainer: Box 24
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of Land ManagementDates: 1963Container: Box 24
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of Land ManagementDates: 1964Container: Box 24
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of Land ManagementDates: 1965Container: Box 24
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of Land ManagementDates: 1966Container: Box 24
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Description: Department of Interior.. Bureau of Land Management. Desert Land EntriesContainer: Box 25
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of Land Management. Indian Hills Desert Land EntriesContainer: Box 25
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of Land Management. Porter Brothers WithdrawalContainer: Box 25
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of Land Management. WildernessContainer: Box 25
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of MinesContainer: Box 25
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of Outdoor RecreationContainer: Box 25
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of ReclamationDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 25
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of ReclamationDates: 1964Container: Box 25
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of ReclamationDates: 1965Container: Box 25
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of ReclamationDates: 1966Container: Box 25
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of Reclamation American Falls ReservoirContainer: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of Reclamation Fremont DamContainer: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of Reclamation Garden Valley Division - Snake RiverContainer: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of Reclamation Guffey Dam and ReservoirContainer: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of Reclamation High Mountain Sheep DamContainer: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior. Bureau of Reclamation Snake RiverContainer: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior. Federal Water Pollution Control AdministrationContainer: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior. Fish and Wildlife ServiceDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior. Fish and Wildlife ServiceDates: 1965-1966Container: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior. Fish and Wildlife Service Clear Creek HatcheryContainer: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior. Fish and Wildlife Service Duck RefugeContainer: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior. Fish and Wildlife Service Salmon RiverContainer: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior. Geological SurveyDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior. Geological SurveyDates: 1965-1966Container: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior. National Park ServiceDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior. National Park ServiceDates: 1965-1966Container: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior. Office of Coal ResearchContainer: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior. Office of Minerals ExplorationContainer: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior Office of Saline WaterContainer: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior Public Land Law Review CommissionDates: 1965Container: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior Public Land Law Review CommissionDates: January - May 1966Container: Box 26
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Description: Department of Interior. Public Land Law Review CommissionDates: June - December 1966Container: Box 27
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Description: Department of Interior. Water Resources Research LaboratoryContainer: Box 27
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Description: Interstate Commerce CommissionDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 27
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Description: Interstate Commerce CommissionDates: 1965-1966Container: Box 27
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Description: Interstate Commerce Commission. North Idaho Freight RatesContainer: Box 27
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Description: Department of JusticeDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 27
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Description: Department of JusticeDates: 1965-1966Container: Box 27
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Description: Department of Justice. Federal Bureau of InvestigationContainer: Box 27
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Description: Department of Justice. Immigration and Naturalization ServiceContainer: Box 27
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Description: Department of Justice. Office of Law Enforcement AssistanceContainer: Box 27
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Description: Department of LaborDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 27
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Description: Department of LaborDates: 1965-1966Container: Box 27
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Description: Department of Labor. Apprenticeship TrainingContainer: Box 27
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Description: Department of Labor. Bureau of Employees CompensationContainer: Box 27
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Description: Department of Labor. Bureau of Employment SecurityContainer: Box 27
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Description: Department of Labor. Neighborhood Youth CorpsContainer: Box 27
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Description: Department of Labor. Neighborhood Youth Corps. Community Organization for ProgressContainer: Box 27
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Description: Department of Labor, Wage and Hour & Public Contracts DivisionContainer: Box 27
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Description: National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationContainer: Box 27
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Description: National Commission on Food MarketingContainer: Box 27
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Description: National Endowment for the ArtsContainer: Box 27
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Description: National Labor Relations BoardContainer: Box 27
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Description: National Mediation BoardContainer: Box 27
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Description: National Science FoundationContainer: Box 27
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Description: National Wildlife FederationContainer: Box 27
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Description: Positions in GovernmentContainer: Box 28
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Description: Post Office DepartmentDates: 1963-1965Container: Box 28
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Description: Post Office DepartmentDates: 1966Container: Box 28
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Description: Railroad Retirement SystemContainer: Box 28
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Description: Securities and Exchange CommissionContainer: Box 28
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Description: Selective Service SystemContainer: Box 28
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Description: Small Business AdministrationDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 28
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Description: Small Business AdministrationDates: 1965Container: Box 28
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Description: Small Business AdministrationDates: 1966Container: Box 28
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Description: Small Business Administration. Emerald MaintenanceContainer: Box 28
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Description: Small Business Administration. Moscow Mountain Ski CorporationContainer: Box 28
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Description: Smithsonian InstitutionContainer: Box 29
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Description: Department of StateDates: 1963-1964Container: Box 29
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Description: Department of StateDates: 1965-1966Container: Box 29
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Description: Department of State. Agency for International DevelopmentContainer: Box 29
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Description: Department of State. Agency for International Development. Nelson HowardContainer: Box 29
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Description: Department of State. Office of Munitions ControlContainer: Box 29
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Description: Department of State. Passport DivisionContainer: Box 29
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Description: Department of State. Peace CorpsContainer: Box 29
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Description: Department of State. Visa OfficeContainer: Box 29
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Description: Tariff CommissionContainer: Box 29
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Description: Department of the TreasuryContainer: Box 29
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Description: Department of the Treasury. Coast GuardContainer: Box 29
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Description: Department of the Treasury. Office of the ComptrollerContainer: Box 29
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Description: Department of the Treasury. Bureau of CustomsContainer: Box 29
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Description: Department of the Treasury. Internal Revenue ServiceContainer: Box 29
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Description: Department of the Treasury. Foreign Assets ControlContainer: Box 29
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Description: Department of the Treasury. Bureau of the MintContainer: Box 29
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Description: Department of the Treasury. Bureau of NarcoticsContainer: Box 29
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Description: United States Arms Control and Disarmament AgencyContainer: Box 29
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Description: United States Information AgencyContainer: Box 29
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Description: Veterans AdministrationContainer: Box 29
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Description: White HouseContainer: Box 29
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