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Jack Kemp Papers

A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress

Manuscript Division, Library of CongressWashington, D.C.

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Collection SummaryTitle: Jack Kemp PapersSpan Dates: 1924-2009Bulk Dates: (bulk 1963-1996)ID No.: MSS85547Creator: Kemp, JackExtent: 118,500 items ; 395 containers plus 1 classified and 19 oversize ; 163.6 linear feet ; 73 digital files (2.85MB)Language: Collection material in EnglishLocation: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.Summary: United States cabinet officer, United States representative from New York, and football player. Chieflycorrespondence, memoranda, speeches, statements, writings, legislative files, subject files, appointment books, schedulingfiles, press releases, newsletters, printed matter, clippings, and photographs documenting Kemp's career as a professionalathlete and as a public official.

Selected Search TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They aregrouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

PeopleArnett, Grace-Marie.Backlin, James P.--Correspondence.Baker, James Addison, 1930- --Correspondence.Brunette, Mary Shannon, 1960-Buoniconti, Nicholas Anthony, 1940- --Correspondence.Bush, George, 1924- --Correspondence.Cheney, Richard B.--Correspondence.Clinton, Bill, 1946- --Correspondence.Dobson, James C., 1936- --Correspondence.Durant, William Clark, 1949- --Correspondence.Fahrenkoph, Frank J.--Correspondence.Falwell, Jerry--Correspondence.Gore, Albert, 1948-Kemp family.Kemp, Jack.Kristol, Irving--Correspondence.Lott, Trent, 1941- --Correspondence.Mueller, John D.Nixon, Richard M. (Richard Milhous), 1913-1994--Correspondence.Nixon, Richard M. (Richard Milhous), 1913-1994.Reagan, Ronald--Correspondence.Reagan, Ronald.Rozelle, Pete--Correspondence.Secchia, Peter F., 1937- --Correspondence.Shula, Don, 1930- --Correspondence.Shultz, George Pratt, 1920- --Correspondence.Wanniski, Jude, 1936- --Correspondence.Weber, Vin--Correspondence.Wilson, Ralph C., 1918-2014--Correspondence.Zelaska, Sharon.

OrganizationsAmerican Football League.American Football League. Players Association.

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Buffalo Bills (Football team)Empower America (Organization)Fuerza Democrática Nicaragüense.National Commission on Economic Growth and Tax Reform (U.S.)Republican Party (U.S. : 1854- )Soviet Union. Treaties, etc. United States, 1987 December 8.United States. Congress. Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe.United States. National Bipartisan Commission on Central America.

SubjectsAbortion.Arms control.Civil rights.Communism.Conservatism.Economic policy--United States.Education.Elections--United States--1988.Elections--United States--1996.Enterprise zones--United States.Football--United States.Free enterprise--United States.Human rights.International relations.Monetary policy--United States.Nuclear disarmament--Soviet Union.Nuclear disarmament--United States.Political corruption--United States.Prayer in the public schools.Presidents--United States--Election.Security, International.Strategic Defense Initiative.Supply-side economics.Taxation--United States.Vice-Presidents--United States--Election.Watergate Affair, 1972-1974.

PlacesCalifornia--Politics and government--20th century.Central America--Foreign relations--United States.Europe--Foreign relations--United States.Israel--Foreign relations--United States.New York (State)--Politics and government--1951-Soviet Union--Foreign relations--Soviet Union.United States--Defenses.United States--Economic policy--20th century.United States--Foreign relations--Central America.United States--Foreign relations--Europe.United States--Foreign relations--Israel.United States--Foreign relations--Soviet Union.United States--Politics and government--20th century.Vietnam.

TitlesSan Diego union.

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OccupationsCabinet officers.Football players.Representatives, U.S. Congress--New York (State)

Administrative InformationProvenance

The papers of Jack Kemp, United States cabinet official, United States representative from New York, and football player,were given to the Library of Congress in 2010 by his wife, Joanne Kemp.

Processing History

The papers of Jack Kemp were processed in 2011. The finding aid was revised in 2014.

Additional Guides

The Kemp Papers are described in Library of Congress Information Bulletin, 69, no. 10 (October 2010).

Transfers

Items have been transferred from the Manuscript Division to other custodial divisions of the Library. Some photographsand prints have been transferred to the Prints and Photographs Division. Sound recordings, films and videotapes have beentransferred to the Motion Picture, Broadcasting, and Recorded Sound Division. Some autographed books have beentransferred to the Rare Book and Special Collections Division. Forty-two books have been transferred to the Library'sgeneral collection. One framed map, "Geographiae Sacrae Tabula, in qua Terra Promissa," a gift to Kemp from ArielSharon was transferred to the Geography and Map Division. All transfers are identified in these divisions as part of the JackKemp Papers.

Copyright Status

Copyright in the unpublished writings of Jack Kemp in these papers and in other collections of papers in the custody of theLibrary of Congress has been dedicated to the public.

Access and Restrictions

The papers of Jack Kemp are open to research. Researchers are advised to contact the Manuscript Reading Room prior tovisiting. Many collections are stored off-site and advance notice is needed to retrieve these items for research use.

Security Classified Documents

Government regulations control the use of security classified items in this collection. Manuscript Division staff can furnishinformation concerning access to and use of classified material.

Digital Format

Digital files were received as part of the papers of Jack Kemp. Consult reference staff in the Manuscript Division for moreinformation.

Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Container number, Jack Kemp Papers,Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical NoteDate Event1935, July 13 Born, Los Angeles, Calif.

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1957 B.A., Occidental College, Los Angeles, Calif.

1957-1969 Professional football player

1958 Married Joanne MainServed in United States Army

1958-1962 Served in United States Army Reserve

1967 Special assistant to governor of California, Ronald Reagan

1969 Staff member, Republican National Committee

1971-1989 Member, United States House of Representatives; chairman of the House Republican Conference,1986-1987

1976 Published with Les Aspin, How Much Defense Spending Is Enough? Washington: AmericanEnterprise Institute

1979 Published An American Renaissance: A Strategy for the 1980s. New York: Harper & Row

1984 Published An American Idea: Ending Limits to Growth. Washington: American Studies Center

1989-1993 Secretary, Department of Housing and Urban Development

1993-2004 Cofounded Empower America, which merged with Citizens of a Sound Economy to formFreedom Works in 2004

1995-1996 Chairman, National Commission on Economic Growth and Tax Reform

1996 Unsuccessful candidate as vice president of the United StatesPublished with Bob Dole, Trusting the People: The Dole-Kemp Plan to Free the Economy and

Create a Better America: Balance the Budget, Cut Taxes 15%, Raise Wages. New York:Harper Collins

2001 Cofounded Foundation for the Defense of Democracies to counter terrorist propaganda; chairmanfrom 2001-2007

circa 2002-2009 Chairman, Kemp Partners, Inc., consulting firm, Washington, D.C.

2005 Resigned from Freedom WorksCochair, Council on Foreign Relations task force on Russia

2007 Named cochair of Lincoln Bicentennial Cabinet

2009, May 2 Died, Bethesda, Md.

2009, Aug. 12 Posthumously awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom

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Scope and Content NoteThe papers of Jack French Kemp (1935-2009) span the years 1924-2009 with the majority concentrated between1963-1996. The bulk of the collection documents Kemp's tenure as a congressional representative for Buffalo and westernNew York from 1971-1989. Also featured in the collection are files relating to Kemp's career as a professional footballplayer from 1957-1969, his unsuccessful campaigns for president in 1988 and as the Republican Party's candidate for vicepresident in 1996, and his post-congressional activities as chairman of the National Commission on Economic Growth andTax Reform from 1995-1996 and his endeavors as codirector of the free market advocacy group Empower America from1993-2002. The collection has only a small amount of material chronicling Kemp's service as secretary of the Departmentof Housing and Urban Development from 1989-1993. The papers are in English and are organized into the following series:Pre-congressional File , Congressional File , Political File , Post-congressional File , Speeches, Statements, and WritingsFile , Scrapbooks , Miscellany , Classified , Oversize , and Digital Files .

The Pre-congressional File , 1950-1970, pertains primarily to Kemp's career before his election to the United States Houseof Representatives. The file is divided into four groups: appointment book, correspondence, football file, and subject file.The majority of the football file chronicles Kemp's years as a quarterback in the American Football League (AFL) and asunion president of the American Football League Players Association. The bulk of the files relates to Kemp's seasons withthe Buffalo Bills from 1962-1969. Kemp helped lead the Bills to the American Football League championship in 1964 and1965 and was named the league's most valuable player for 1965. The AFL Players Association files document Kemp'sactivities as union president in which he participated in negotiations related to compensation and benefits for AFL players.Letters, telegrams, photographs, newspaper clippings, and other items chronicling Kemp's football career are also filed inthe Scrapbook series.

The subject files in the Pre-Congressional File relate primarily to Kemp's interest in political, national, and internationalissues, and his work as a special assistant in 1967 to Governor Ronald Reagan of California. Topics featured in the subjectfile are Communism, arms control, Vietnam, education, and civil rights.

The Congressional File , 1947-1989, comprises the largest portion of the Kemp Papers and documents Kemp's eighteenyears in the House of Representatives. While serving in Congress, Kemp was an advocate of supply-side economics,suggesting that tax cuts would increase economic growth and bring in more revenue for the federal government. Themajority of the Congressional File dates from 1983-1988 and is arranged in four subseries: Personal Office File ,Legislative File , Constituent Services , and Press File .

The Personal Office File documents Kemp's activities and interests as a congressman and is organized into four groups:correspondence, miscellany, scheduling file, and staff file. The correspondence contains incoming and outgoing lettersbetween Kemp and congressional representatives, senators, presidents, government officials, foreign leaders, businessleaders, religious leaders and sports figures, journalists, friends, and the public. The letters, dating primarily from1983-1988, are brief and of a general nature; more substantive correspondence pertaining to legislation is filed in theLegislative File and in the staff files of the Personal Office File . Topics featured in the correspondence are economics,taxes and tax policy, the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, the Strategic Defense Initiative, the conservativemovement, prayer in schools, abortion, support for Israel, and aid to the contras of Central America. The correspondencealso contains some letters relating to fund-raising for Kemp's political campaigns and those of other Republican candidates.Additional correspondence relating to Kemp's congressional career is filed in the Scrapbook series.

The staff file is comprised of the papers of Kemp's economic council and speechwriter, John D. Mueller, and Kemp'sexecutive assistant, Sharon Zelaska. The files include correspondence, memoranda, speeches and statements, talking points,and background information. They document Kemp's interest in economics, monetary policy, taxes and taxation, foreignpolicy and defense. Both staff files contain material relating to the Kemp-Roth tax legislation that became part of PresidentReagan's economic policies in the 1980s. The staff files also include items relating to Kemp's unsuccessful presidentialcampaign in 1988. Mueller also maintained a special file for Kemp that included correspondence, memoranda, andbackground material of particular interest to Kemp.

The Legislative File is organized into five groups: bill file, correspondence, legislative assistant's file of Mary ShannonBrunette, subject file, and voting record. The bill file documents legislation sponsored and cosponsored by Kemp. Themajority of the correspondence in the Legislative File consists of dear colleague letters in which Kemp solicited support for

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legislation or occasionally sent information about an issue. The correspondence also contains copies of letters to presidents,government officials, and foreign leaders concerning issues of interest to Kemp.

The bulk of the Legislative File is comprised of assistant Mary Shannon Brunette's file and subject files. Brunette'schronological and press files contain copies of Kemp's correspondence, memoranda, press material, and other staffdocuments relating to Kemp's tax reduction legislation during President Ronald Reagan's first term. The majority ofBrunette's files relate to abortion issues and reflect Kemp's pro-life position. Many of the subject files in the Legislative Filepertain to Central America, particularly Kemp's work as a member of the National Bipartisan Commission on CentralAmerica; the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe; the Soviet Union; and human rights. Also featured in thesubject files are documents relating to Kemp's tax-cut legislation and his advocacy of enterprise zones, which encouragedthe development of urban neighborhoods by offering entrepreneurs and business owners tax and regulatory breaks.

The Constituent Services subseries of the Congressional File is organized into four groups: form replies, grants andprojects, issue mail, and miscellany. The grants and projects files document the efforts of Kemp and his staff in assistinglocal governments, businesses and organizations, and community groups of western New York in obtaining federal fundsand grants. Issue mail, letters from constituents, pro and con, concerning Richard M. Nixon and the Watergate Affair arealso filed in the Constituent Services subseries.

The Press File , constituting almost one third of the Congressional File , is arranged into six groups: chronological file,guest book, newsletters, press releases, staff files, and television and radio. The majority of the Press File containsnewspaper clippings, wire reports, speeches and statements, and other material documenting Kemp's congressionalactivities and political campaigns. The chronological file also contains material pertaining to issues in Kemp's district aswell as items about New York state and national politics.

The Political File , 1961-1998, is arranged in two subseries: Campaigns by Kemp and Miscellany . The campaign files arenot comprehensive; the bulk of the items documents Kemp's unsuccessful presidential and vice-presidential campaigns.Most of the presidential files for 1988 consist of fund-raising material, questionnaires and issue position papers, and pressfiles. The vice-presidential campaign files pertain mostly to briefing material for the debate between Kemp and Albert Goreand trip files, consisting mostly of press material, that chronicle Kemp's campaign appearances across the country.

The Miscellany subseries in the Political File includes material relating to several presidential campaigns. The 1964presidential files document Kemp's support for Barry M. Goldwater and contain notes and writings of Kemp stating why hesupported Goldwater. The presidential campaign files for 1996 consist chiefly of press accounts speculating on a possiblecandidacy by Kemp and his ultimate decision not to run. Also included in Miscellany are files relating to the RepublicanParty's national conventions. There is little material relating to Kemp's tenure as chairman of the House RepublicanConference. Correspondence, photographs, speeches, and press material relating to Kemp's political activities are also filedin the Scrapbooks.

The Post-congressional File , 1924-2009, documents Kemp's activities and interests after leaving the House ofRepresentatives and is arranged into five subseries: Correspondence , Department of Housing and Urban Development(HUD) , the National Commission on Economic Growth and Tax Reform , Scheduling File , and Subject File . TheCorrespondence contains incoming and outgoing letters between Kemp and congressional representatives, senators,presidents, friends, and the public. Dating mainly from 1996-2001, it reflects his political and charitable work after servingas a cabinet official. Topics featured are economics, education, youth development, political endorsements by Kemp,commentary on legislation and politics, and discussions relating to Kemp's possible presidential candidacy in 1996. Thecollection contains only a small amount of material chronicling his service as secretary of HUD. For a more comprehensiveaccount of Kemp's activities at HUD, consult the official records of the agency at the National Archives and RecordsAdministration.

A large portion of the Post-congressional File is comprised of papers relating to the National Commission on EconomicGrowth and Tax Reform. Kemp served as chairman of the commission from 1995-1996. All of the files are those ofdirector Grace-Marie Arnett. They document the commission's hearings, correspondence with the public, and final reportrecommending major reform and a simpler tax code to promote economic growth and entrepreneurship.

The Scheduling File subseries documents Kemp's schedule as a speaker on economic issues to business groups andorganizations and his activities campaigning for other politicians. The Subject File pertains mostly to Kemp's work ascodirector of the free market advocacy group Empower America. It consists mainly of speeches, statements, and writings,

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and relates also to media appearances by its board members and staff. Kemp's speeches for Empower America are filed inthe Speeches, Statements, and Writings File series.

The Speeches, Statements, and Writings File , 1961-2008, consists mainly of Kemp's speeches and statements. There areseveral lists and indexes that provide an alphabetical list by name of organization or institution where Kemp spoke, andsome speeches are indexed according to subject. Also included in the writings are articles written by Kemp in the early1960s as a columnist for the San Diego Union.

The Scrapbooks , 1936-2007, include correspondence, telegrams, speeches, statements, photographs, campaignmemorabilia, football memorabilia, cartoons, programs, certificates, newspaper clippings, and other material relating toKemp's college football years, his professional football career, his service as a congressman and cabinet official, and hispolitical campaigns, and the Republican Party.

The Miscellany series, 1947-2009, contains family papers, a school and childhood file, football files, and material relatingto Kemp's death in 2009. The bulk of the family papers relate to the death of Kemp's brother, Thomas, and files of Kemp'sfather, Paul. The Paul Kemp files consist of material that relates to Jack Kemp's congressional activities and items that hethought would be of interest to his father. The school and childhood files document Kemp's youth and college days,particularly his football prowess in high school and at Occidental College in California. Other football files in theMiscellany series pertain mainly to Kemp's post-career football honors and awards and some National Football Leagueactivities in which he participated. Also represented in the Miscellany are files about Kemp's death; they include pressclippings and Internet blogs, programs and clippings about his memorial service, and congressional tributes.

The Digital Files , 1995-1996, contain additional material relating to Kemp's vice-presidential campaign in 1996 and theNational Commission on Economic Growth and Tax Reform. The campaign files pertain primarily to press, scheduling,and campaign events for Joanne Kemp and other members of the Kemp family. The bulk of the digital files consists ofbackground material and drafts relating to the commission's report. Also included are tables documenting letters written tofinancial contributors and the media.

Correspondents include James P. Backlin, James Addison Baker, Nicholas Anthony Buoniconti, George Bush, Richard B.Cheney, Bill Clinton, James C. Dobson, William Clark Durant, Frank J. Fahrenkoph, Jerry Falwell, Irving Kristol, TrentLott, Richard M. Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Pete Rozelle, Peter F. Secchia, Don Shula, George Pratt Shultz, Jude Wanniski,Vin Weber, and Ralph C. Wilson.

Arrangement of the PapersThe collection is arranged in ten series:

• Pre-congressional File, 1950-1970• Congressional File, 1947-1989• Political File, 1961-1998• Post-congressional File, 1924-2009• Speeches, Statements, and Writings File, 1961-2008• Scrapbooks, 1936-2007• Miscellany, 1947-2009• Classified, 1985-1987• Oversize, 1955-1997• Digital Files, 1995-1996

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Description of SeriesContainer SeriesBOX 1-12 Pre-congressional File, 1950-1970

Correspondence, contracts, notes, game programs, photographs and prints, speeches,newsletters, press clippings, appointment book, pamphlets, printed matter, and othermaterial documenting Kemp's professional football career and his interest in national andinternational issues.

Arranged alphabetically by type of material or topic and therein chronologically.

BOX 12-200 Congressional File, 1947-1989

BOX 12-98 Personal Office File, 1961-1989Correspondence, memoranda, speeches and statements, talking points, testimony, writings,

Congressional Record inserts, press releases, briefing books, notes, bills, voting records,biographical material, calendars, invitations, schedules, reports, transcripts, photographs,certificates, clippings, printed matter, and other material documenting Kemp's personaland professional activities while a congressman.

Arranged into four groups: correspondence, miscellany, scheduling file, and staff file. Thecorrespondence, miscellany, and staff files are arranged alphabetically by name ofperson, organization or type of material and therein chronologically or alphabetically.The scheduling file is arranged alphabetically by type of material and thereinchronologically.

BOX 98-140 Legislative File, 1947-1989Correspondence, memoranda, bills, speeches and statements, talking points, testimony,

writings, voting records, press releases, press packets, reports, briefing books,background information, transcripts, clippings, printed matter, and other material.

Arranged into five groups: bill file, correspondence, legislative assistant's file, subject fileand voting record. Arranged alphabetically by name of person, organization or type ofmaterial therein and then chronologically or alphabetically.

BOX 140-153 Constituent Services, 1973-1988Correspondence, memoranda, issue mail, form replies, project descriptions, reports, maps,

clippings, printed matter, and other material relating to constituent requests andconstituent letters relating to the Watergate affair and the presidency of Richard M.Nixon.

Arranged into four groups: form replies, grants and projects, issue mail, and miscellany.Arranged topically therein and then chronologically or alphabetically

BOX 153-200 Press File, 1971-1988Correspondence, memoranda, notes, press releases, press packets, newsletters, wire reports,

speeches, testimony, Congressional Record inserts, background material, television andradio transcripts, clippings, and a guest book.

Arranged into four groups: chronological file, guest book, newsletters, and press releases.Arranged alphabetically by type of material or file therein and then alphabetically orchronologically.

BOX 201-237 Political File, 1961-1998

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BOX 201-232 Campaigns by Kemp, 1969-1996Correspondence, memoranda, campaign advertisements, campaign memorabilia, financial

records, background and briefing material, position papers, speeches and statements,writings, press releases, newsletters, petitions, biographical material, calendars andschedules, photographs, questionnaires, clippings, printed matter, and other material.

Arranged alphabetically by campaign, congressional, presidential, and vice presidential. Thecongressional campaigns are further arranged by year and therein alphabetically by typeof material, topic, or name of person. The presidential and vice presidential files arearranged alphabetically by name of person, organization, or topic and thereinchronologically or alphabetically.

BOX 232-237 Miscellany, 1961-1998Correspondence, memoranda, speeches, statements, writings, photographs, campaign

memorabilia, newsletters, press clippings, printed matter, and other material.Arranged alphabetically by name of person, organization, or topic and therein

chronologically or alphabetically.

BOX 237-361 Post-congressional File, 1924-2009

BOX 237-245 Correspondence, 1995-2008Incoming and outgoing correspondence and memoranda between Kemp and government

officials, friends, and the public relating to Kemp's personal and charitable interests.Arranged alphabetically by name of person, organization, or topic and therein

chronologically.

BOX 245-248 Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1988-1993Correspondence, memoranda, briefing material, reports, press clippings, interviews,

certificates, and other material relating to Kemp's tenure as secretary of the department.See also Containers 357-358, same heading

Arranged alphabetically by type of material or topic and therein chronologically oralphabetically.

BOX 249-286 National Commission on Economic Growth and Tax Reform, 1924-1997Correspondence, background material, financial records, hearing testimonies and

proceedings, minutes of meetings, reports, opinion surveys, biographical material, pressreleases, newsletters, photographs, schedules, and other material relating to the work ofthe commission. For additional material see Container EF 1, same heading


BOX 287-350 Scheduling File, 1989-2002Correspondence, memoranda, appointment books, invitations, schedules, and other material.Arranged in an appointment file, chronological file, monthly schedules file, and open

requests file and therein chronologically.

BOX 351-361 Subject File, 1976-2009Correspondence, memoranda, briefing books, speeches, statements, writings, press releases,

newsletters, reports, transcripts, press clippings, printed matter, and other material.Arranged alphabetically by name of person, organization, or topic and therein


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BOX 361-379 Speeches, Statements, and Writings File, 1961-2008Speeches, statements, talking points, congressional testimony, articles and columns, forewords

and introductions, letters to the editor, notes, outlines, press clippings, press transcripts, andother material.

Arranged alphabetically by type of material and therein chronologically or alphabetically bytopic.

BOX 379-389 Scrapbooks, 1936-2007Scrapbooks containing newspaper and magazine clippings, letters, telegrams, holiday cards,

photographs, programs, certificates, cartoons, invitations, football memorabilia, campaignmemorabilia, and other material documenting primarily Kemp's collegial football years, hisprofessional football career, his years of government service as a congressman andsecretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and his politicalcampaigns, congressional, presidential, and vice presidential.

Arranged chronologically.

BOX 389-395 Miscellany, 1947-2009Correspondence, memoranda, family papers, football game programs, yearbooks, photocopies

of autographs and inscriptions from Kemp's books, press clippings, passports, vaccinationcertificates, printed matter, and other material.


BOX CL 1 Classified, 1985-1987Cables.Arranged and described according to the series, containers, and folders from which the items

were removed.

BOX OV 1-OV 19 Oversize, 1955-1997Correspondence, notes, legislative signing pens, photographs, certificates, charts, campaign

memorabilia, a map, a press clipping, a football helmet, printed matter, and other material.Arranged and described according to the series, containers, and folders from which the items

were removed.

BOX DF 1 Digital Files, 1995-1996Correspondence, memoranda, background material, writings, scheduling files, and other

material relating to the National Commission on Economic Growth and Tax Reform andKemp's 1996 vice-presidential campaign. The material is mostly word processing files. Theseries comprises 2.85 MB of data and 73 files.

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Container List

Container Contents

BOX 1-12 Pre-congressional File, 1950-1970Correspondence, contracts, notes, game programs, photographs and prints, speeches,

newsletters, press clippings, appointment book, pamphlets, printed matter, and othermaterial documenting Kemp's professional football career and his interest in national andinternational issues.

Arranged alphabetically by type of material or topic and therein chronologically.

BOX 1 Appointment book, 1963Correspondence, 1963-1969

(2 folders)Football file

American Football League Players AssociationAccounting statements for the American Football League and the National Football

League, 1969-1970Award for service as president, 1970 See OversizeBoard of representatives, meetings, 1968-1970

(2 folders)Contracts, standard player, undated

(2 folders)Document file, 1968

(2 folders)General

1964-1967BOX 2 1968-1970, undated

(6 folders)Legal counsel, 1968-1970

(3 folders)Namath, Joe, 1969

(3 folders)Negotiation file

General19671968

Jan.-Sept.(5 folders)

BOX 3 Oct.-Nov.(2 folders)

1969-1970(4 folders)

Notes1968-1970

(2 folders)Super Bowl patch letters, 1970

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Unions, 1965-1968, undated(3 folders)

Buffalo BillsAwards and honors, 1962, 1969 See also OversizeChart of American Football League championship game, 1965 See OversizeFootball helmet, circa 1960s See OversizeGame programs

1963-1966(3 folders)

1969Sept.-Nov.

BOX 4 Dec.General, 1963-1968, undatedPhotographs and prints, 1962-1969, undated

(2 folders)Press, 1962-1970, undated

(14 folders)Printed matter, 1965-1966

(2 folders)BOX 5 United Service Organizations, Vietnam trip

Background material, 1966-1968General, 1968Photographs, 1967-1968

(3 folders)Calgary Stampeders and San Francisco 49ers, 1959Constitution and Bylaws for Major Professional Football Operations, 1968Detroit Lions and Pittsburgh Steelers, 1957-1958Insurance plans, 1969Johnson, Rafer, sportsman of the year program, 1959New York Giants, 1958

Game programsPress

Retirement plan and pensions1964-1966

BOX 6 1967-1970, undated(7 folders)

San Diego ChargersAwards and honors, 1960-1962 See also OversizeGame programs, 1961-1962General, 1961-1962

(2 folders)Photographs and prints, 1960-1962Press, 1960-1962Printed matter, 1962

United States CongressProfessional football league merger hearings, 1966Professional sports antitrust bills, 1964-1965

Pre-congressional File, 1950-1970

Container Contents

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BOX 7 Subject fileArms control, 1953-1954, 1961-1969, undated

(3 folders)Awards and honors, circa 1965-1966Christianity, 1964-1970Civil rights, 1963-1969, undatedCommunism, 1957-1969, undated

(5 folders)Defense, 1959-1970

BOX 8 Dodd, Thomas J. (1907-1971), 1960-1969Economics, 1950-1970, undated

(3 folders)Education

General, 1961-1963, 1970, undated(2 folders)

Teacher certification papers of Kemp, 1957-1960Federal power, 1962-1966, undatedForeign aid, 1961-1967, undatedThe Free Society, 1965-1967Graham, Billy, circa 1964Health care

General, 1970Medicare and medicaid, 1962-1963, 1970, undated

Hoover, J. Edgar, 1959-1969Jack Kemp's Day Camp, San Diego, Calif., 1961-1962

BOX 9 Kennedy, John F., 1962-1964Kiwanis Club, San Diego, Calif., 1964-1966Labor, 1962-1969Military service, 1961-1962Miscellaneous printed matter, 1960-1970, undated

(4 folders)Notes, undatedOpitz, Edmund A., 1953-1969Reagan, Ronald

General, 1967-1970, undatedPress conference transcripts, 1967Special assistant to governor, 1966-1967

BOX 10 Speeches, 1967-1970(5 folders)

Socialism, 1962-1970, undatedStudent protests and radicalism, 1964-1969, undated

(3 folders)BOX 11 Top of the News with Fulton Lewis, Jr., 1962-1964

(6 folders)Unemployment, undatedUnited States Congress, 1964-1966, 1970Veterans, 1970, undated


Container Contents

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BOX 12 Vietnam, 1963-1970, undated(2 folders)

Washington Report, by the American Security Council, 1964-1970

BOX 12-200 Congressional File, 1947-1989

BOX 12-98 Personal Office File, 1961-1989Correspondence, memoranda, speeches and statements, talking points, testimony, writings,

Congressional Record inserts, press releases, briefing books, notes, bills, voting records,biographical material, calendars, invitations, schedules, reports, transcripts, photographs,certificates, clippings, printed matter, and other material documenting Kemp's personaland professional activities while a congressman.

Arranged into four groups: correspondence, miscellany, scheduling file, and staff file. Thecorrespondence, miscellany, and staff files are arranged alphabetically by name ofperson, organization or type of material and therein chronologically or alphabetically.The scheduling file is arranged alphabetically by type of material and thereinchronologically.

BOX 12 CorrespondenceAa-Arg, 1977-1988

(9 folders)BOX 13 Ari-Bei, 1980-1988

(11 folders)BOX 14 Bel-Brah, 1979-1989

(11 folders)BOX 15 Brai-Byr, 1978-1988

(12 folders)BOX 16 Caa-Coe, 1979-1988

(12 folders)BOX 17 Cof-Dam, 1977-1989

(12 folders)BOX 18 Dan-Dom, 1983-1988

(12 folders)BOX 19 Dona-Erb, 1983-1988

(11 folders)BOX 20 Ere-Forc, 1972-1989

(12 folders)BOX 21 Ford-Geo, 1980-1988

(11 folders)BOX 22 Gep-Green, 1978-1988

(13 folders)BOX 23 Greena-Hawk, 1984-1988

(13 folders)BOX 24 Hawki-Horn, 1979-1989

(11 folders)BOX 25 Hors-Johns, 1979-1989

(12 folders)BOX 26 Johnson-Kesl, 1978-1989

(12 folders)


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BOX 27 Kess-Lan, 1983-1989(12 folders)

BOX 28 Lap-Long, 1977-1989(12 folders)

BOX 29 Loo-Mark, 1977-1988(12 folders)

BOX 30 Marm-Meer, 1979-1989(11 folders)

BOX 31 Mees-Mulr, 1979-1988(13 folders)

BOX 32 Mum-Oxy, 1979-1989(12 folders)

BOX 33 Pac-Pol, 1977-1988(12 folders)

BOX 34 Pom-Ref, 1979-1989(11 folders)

BOX 35 Reg-Roll, 1981-1989(11 folders)

BOX 36 Rolp-Schl, 1981-1988(12 folders)

BOX 37 Schm-Silh, 1977-1989 See also Classified(14 folders)

BOX 38 Silj-Stap, 1971-1989(12 folders)

BOX 39 Star-Tay, 1982-1989(13 folders)

BOX 40 Tch-Voi, 1971-1989(13 folders)

BOX 41 Vol-Wied, 1980-1988(12 folders)

BOX 42 Wieh-Zyg, 1977-1989(13 folders)

BOX 43 MiscellanyAgnew, Spiro T., 1973, undatedAwards and honors

General, 1971-1988, undated See also Oversize(5 folders)

TributesCongressional Record inserts about Kemp's retirement from Congress, 1988Dinner honoring Kemp and the “Reagan Revolution,” 1988

Biographical material, 1973-1987, undated(2 folders)

Christmas cards and gift notes, 1974-1977, 1988, undated(4 folders)

Congressional office, closing of, 1988Financial papers, 1982-1984Flag Day, 1971-1973The Fund for the American Renaissance

Congressional File, 1947-1989

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1981-1985(2 folders)


License platesCongressional, 1982-1988

(5 folders)Presidential inaugural, 1973, 1985

Miscellany, 1973, 1982-1986, undated(2 folders)

Photographs and related material, 1971-1989, undated(6 folders)

BOX 45 Presidential inaugurations, 1973, 1981-1985(3 folders)

White HouseChristmas cards, 1971, 1981-1985 See also OversizeInvitation and programs, 1970-1973

Scheduling fileCalendars

Appointment1977-1984

(7 folders)BOX 46 1985-1988

(6 folders)Planning

1982Jan.-Oct.

(5 folders)BOX 47 Nov.-Dec.

1983-1984(12 folders)

1985Jan.-Feb.

BOX 48 Mar.-Dec.(5 folders)

1986(6 folders)

1987Jan.-Aug.

(4 folders)BOX 49 Sept.-Dec.

(2 folders)Invitations and schedules

1974-1976(3 folders)

1977


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Jan.-Feb.(5 folders)

Mar.(1 folder)

BOX 50 (2 folders)Apr.-July

(9 folders)BOX 51 Aug.-Dec.

(8 folders)1978


BOX 52 Mar.-Aug.(12 folders)

BOX 53 Sept.-Nov.(9 folders)

BOX 54 Dec.1979

(9 folders)1980

Jan.-May(3 folders)

BOX 55 June-Dec.(4 folders)

1981-1982(11 folders)

1983Jan.

BOX 56 Feb.-Dec.(11 folders)

1984Jan.

BOX 57 Feb.-Apr.(8 folders)

May(3 folders)

BOX 58 (1 folder)June-Aug.

(9 folders)BOX 59 Sept.-Oct.


(5 folders)1985


Mar.(1 folder)


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BOX 61 (2 folders)Apr.-May

(7 folders)June

(1 folder)BOX 62 (3 folders)

July-Aug.(7 folders)

BOX 63 Sept.(5 folders)

Oct.(4 folders)

BOX 64 (3 folders)Nov.-Dec.

(5 folders)1986

Jan.(2 folders)

BOX 65 Feb.-Apr.(11 folders)

BOX 66 May(7 folders)

June(3 folders)

BOX 67 (3 folders)July

(5 folders)Aug.

(2 folders)BOX 68 (1 folder)

Sept.(6 folders)

Oct.(3 folders)

BOX 69 (7 folders)Nov.

(3 folders)BOX 70 (2 folders)

Dec.(2 folders)

1987Jan.-Mar.

(8 folders)BOX 71 Apr.-May

(9 folders)June



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July-Sept.(8 folders)

Oct.(1 folder)

BOX 73 (4 folders)Nov.-Dec.

(4 folders)Schedule notebooks

1984Jan.-Sept.

(3 folders)BOX 74 Oct.-Dec.

1985(6 folders)

1986Jan.-Feb.

BOX 75 Mar.-Dec.(5 folders)

1987Jan.-Apr.

(2 folders)BOX 76 May-Nov.

(7 folders)BOX 77 Dec.

(2 folders)1988

Jan.-July(5 folders)

BOX 78 Aug.-Dec.(3 folders)

Staff fileMueller, John D.

Chronological file1975-19781979

Jan.-June(8 folders)

BOX 79 July-Dec.(3 folders)

1980(8 folders)

1981Jan.-Apr.

BOX 80 May-Nov.(4 folders)

1982(9 folders)


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BOX 81 1983-1984(14 folders)


Special file for KempCorrespondence

1978-1981(3 folders)

1982Jan.-Aug.


(5 folders)1983


Aug.2-30

(2 folders)BOX 84 31

Sept.-Dec.(3 folders)

1984-1988(4 folders)

Economics and economy, 1979-1982Press about Kemp

1977-1981(4 folders)

BOX 85 1982-1986(5 folders)

Speeches and writingsEconomics, 1984-1988, undated

(6 folders)BOX 86 Foreign policy and defense, 1983-1988

(4 folders)Presidential campaigns

19841988


Religion, 1983(2 folders)

Subject fileCapital formation, 1975


Jobs Creation Act, 1976(4 folders)


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Kemp, JackEconomics

Background material, 1961, 1971-1977(3 folders)

BOX 89 Briefing book, 1977(2 folders)

“Model notebook,” 1975-1980(4 folders)

Speeches and writings, 1977-1978Press, 1976-1978

BOX 90 Monetary policyInternational Monetary Fund, 1983

(2 folders)Pre-Williamsburg International Monetary Conference, Washington, D.C., 1983

(3 folders)Taxes and taxation

Kemp-Kasten “Fair and Simple Tax Act of 1985,” 1985Kemp-Roth bills, notebooks

1979(2 folders)

BOX 91 1980(2 folders)

Trips1985, Aug., Asia

Itineraries and related material See also ClassifiedLocales

Japan(6 folders)

BOX 92 (1 folder)Korea

(2 folders)Philippines

(5 folders)BOX 93 Taiwan,

(2 folders)1986, Feb., Germany

Zelaska, SharonAgriculture, 1983-1988

(4 folders)AIDS (disease), 1987Bills sponsored by Kemp, 1987-1988Budget, 1982-1988

(4 folders)BOX 94 Congressional Record inserts and index of bills and resolutions introduced by Kemp,

1971-1979Economics

General, 1982-1988(2 folders)


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Supply side, 1977-1988, undated(4 folders)

Education, 1980-1988, undatedEnergy, 1979-1988

(4 folders)Environment

1972-1986(2 folders)

BOX 95 1987Families, 1984-1988

(2 folders)Foreign investment, 1988Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act (Humphrey-Hawkins Full Employment

Act), 1978-1983Gun control, 1968-1988

(2 folders)Job creation, 1978-1985Labor, 1981-1987, undated

(3 folders)Legislative record of Kemp

Legislative profile, 1987-1988Voting record


BOX 96 Key votes, 1972-1981(2 folders)

Memoranda, 1986United States House of Representatives Legislative Activity Guide, 1988

(4 folders)Monetary policy


Gold standard1980

Jan.-Mar.BOX 97 Oct.

(3 folders)1981-1984

(3 folders)Presidential campaign polls prepared for Kemp, 1988Social security and senior citizen issues

1977-1986(2 folders)

BOX 98 1987-1988(3 folders)

TaxesTax reform


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Minorities, 1985-1986Tax return data, 1984-1988

TradeAmerican Trade, Growth, and Employment Promotion Act (Kemp-Gramm Trade

Bill), 1987General, 1985-1988

(2 folders)

BOX 98-140 Legislative File, 1947-1989Correspondence, memoranda, bills, speeches and statements, talking points, testimony,

writings, voting records, press releases, press packets, reports, briefing books,background information, transcripts, clippings, printed matter, and other material.

Arranged into five groups: bill file, correspondence, legislative assistant's file, subject fileand voting record. Arranged alphabetically by name of person, organization or type ofmaterial therein and then chronologically or alphabetically.

BOX 98 Bill fileBills cosponsored by Kemp

1985BOX 99 1986-1987

Bills sponsored by KempBound, 1977-1978

H. Con. Res. 99 to H. Con. Res. 753H. J. Res. 196 to H. J. Res. 1150H. R. 426 to H. R. 9315

BOX 100 H. R. 9316 to H. R. 14308H. Res. 107 to H. Res. 1392

BOX 101 Unbound, 1981-1988(4 folders)

Legislative profile1977-1983

(7 folders)BOX 102 1983-1986

(5 folders)Correspondence

Dear colleagues1975-1985

(9 folders)BOX 103 1986-1988

(2 folders)General, 1975-1988

(5 folders)Presidential, 1973-1988 See also Oversize

(2 folders)Legislative assistant's file, Mary Shannon Brunette

Chronological file


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1977-1980(3 folders)

BOX 104 1981-1984(10 folders)


1986Jan.-May

(2 folders)BOX 106 June-Dec.

(4 folders)1987



1983-1985(7 folders)

BOX 108 1986-1989(7 folders)

PressClippings, 1979-1988, undated

(6 folders)BOX 109 Contacts, 1986-1987

(2 folders)Press packets

1980-1985(2 folders)

1985-1987(3 folders)

1987-1988(2 folders)

BOX 110 (1 folder)1987-1988

(3 folders)Press releases

1983-1987(11 folders)

1988Jan.-Mar.

(2 folders)BOX 111 Apr.-Aug., undated

(4 folders)Television and radio, 1988

Firing Line(3 folders)

Pacific Public RadioSubject file


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Abortion“Baby Doe” controversy, 1982-1986Draper, William H., controversy, 1984-1986Foreign aid

Background information1980-1985

(2 folders)BOX 112 1986, undated

Correspondence, 1980-1985, undated(3 folders)

Press, 1980-1985, undatedSpeeches, 1975, 1981-1985

GeneralBackground information, 1971-1973, 1981-1987, undated


1981-1986(3 folders)

BOX 113 1987-1988, undatedLegislation, 1981-1987

(3 folders)Press, 1970-1975, 1981-1988, undated

(2 folders)Speeches, 1984-1987, undated

(2 folders)“Natural family planning,” 1984-1985Priests, imprisoned in China, 1985Scott, Dred, decision, 1984-1985

(1 folder)BOX 114 (1 folder)

Teen pregnancy, 1982-1987(2 folders)

Title X of the Public Health Service ActBackground information, 1977-1987, undated


1980-1984BOX 115 1985-1987, undated

(5 folders)Press, 1976, 1982-1987, undated

(3 folders)Speeches, 1985-1987, undated

United Nations Fund for Population ActivitiesBackground information

1980-1984BOX 116 1985-1986, undated

(5 folders)


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Correspondence1981-19841985


BOX 117 Aug.-Dec.1986-1987

(2 folders)Legislation, 1985-1987Press, 1976, 1983-1987

(3 folders)Speeches, 1984-1986

Catholic Church, 1988Effective Parenting Information for Children, 1982-1986

BOX 118 ElectionsCampaigns

Congressional, 1986(2 folders)

Presidential, 1988(2 folders)

Conservative agenda, 1986-1988(2 folders)

Foreign relationsAfghanistan, 1985-1988Central America

General, 1983-1987Trip, briefing book, 1987

(2 folders)BOX 119 Cuba, 1987

General, 1976-1985Israel, 1983-1988Japan, 1985-1987Mexico, 1986-1987Poland, 1985-1988South Africa, 1985-1987Soviet Union, 1983-1988Stetsko, Yaroslav, 1983-1987

(2 folders)Strategic Defense Initiative, 1985-1987

(2 folders)BOX 120 Institute for Free Enterprise Development, 1989

Legislative achievements1979-1987


(6 folders)Western New York, 1987-1988


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Subject fileBudget

Conference binder (briefing book), 1985(3 folders)

BOX 122 (2 folders)Correspondence, 1980-1986General, 1979-1987

DefenseCorrespondence, 1981-1987Press, 1983-1988Speeches, 1985-1987

Economics, 1982-1988Economy, 1971-1987Education, 1982-1986Enterprise zones

Correspondence, 1980-1988BOX 123 General, 1980-1986

(2 folders)Information packets, 1984-1985Legislation, 1983-1987

(3 folders)Press, 1979-1986

(2 folders)BOX 124 Reports, 1981-1985

Speeches, 1980-1986(2 folders)

EnvironmentGeneral, 1971-1987Hazardous wastes, 1985-1986

(4 folders)Love Canal Chemical Waste Landfill, Niagara Falls, N.Y., 1980-1983West Valley Demonstration Project, West Valley, N.Y., 1978-1988

BOX 125 Family and pro-life issues, 1976-1987(2 folders)

Foreign relationsAfrica, 1985-1986Caribbean, 1982-1987Central America

El Salvador, 1982-1984, undated(3 folders)


National Bipartisan Commission on Central AmericaMeetings, 1983Trip

Background information, 1982-1983(2 folders)


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Costa Rica, 1983BOX 126 El Salvador, 1983

Guatemala, 1983Panama, 1983Report

Drafts, 1983-1984(7 folders)

BOX 127 Final, 1984Nicaragua, 1983-1988

(2 folders)Security, 1983

Christian Rescue Effort for the Emancipation of DissidentsBriefing books, 1978-1983

(3 folders)Correspondence, 1980-1984

(2 folders)General, 1980-1983Press, 1980-1983

BOX 128 Commission on Security and Cooperation in EuropeBriefing books, 1985-1987

(2 folders)Correspondence, 1985-1987Hearings, 1985-1988

(3 folders)Press, 1956, 1985-1987Reports, 1984-1986

(3 folders)Speeches and statements, 1983-1987

BOX 129 General, 1977, 1983-1987Human rights

Congressional Record inserts, 1984-1986General, 1982-1988Holocaust remembrances, 1983-1986Legislative achievements, 1987-1988

Israel, 1982-1988(2 folders)

Middle East, 1976-1987National Security Caucus, 1988Philippines and Japan, 1983-1986South America, 1984Southeast Asia, 1973, 1984-1985Soviet Union

Arms control, 1982-1986(3 folders)

BOX 130 Christians, 1983-1987Congressional Spouses' Committee of 21, 1984-1987


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“Delegation to the USSR,” 1983(3 folders)

Divided families (emigration requests), 1979-1988Feltsman, Vladimir, 1981-1987General, 1982-1988

(4 folders)International Parliamentary Group for Human Rights in the Soviet Union, 1985

BOX 131 Jewish issuesCorrespondence, 1977-1987

(6 folders)General, 1971-1972, 1983Press, 1977-1986Speeches and statements, 1977-1986

(2 folders)Medvid, Miroslav, 1985-1988Osokin, Ivon, 1947Political persecution

General, 1979-1987Sakharov, Andreï, 1983-1986Wallenberg, Raoul, 1980-1988

(2 folders)BOX 132 Shcharansky, Anatoly, 1977-1980

Taiwan, 1973, 1982-1985United Nations, 1980

HousingHousing, Community Development, and Homelessness Prevention Act of 1987, 1987Public housing, 1984-1986

Immigration, 1986-1987Indian affairs, 1982-1986Inflation, 1974King, Martin Luther, Jr., holiday, 1983-1988Labor

Correspondence, 1978-1986BOX 133 General, 1978, 1986

Press, 1978-1986Speeches and statements, 1979-1982

Legislative achievements, 1971-1973, 1980-1986Miscellany, 1972, 1987Monetary policy, 1981-1987

(2 folders)New York state, 1977-1984Power Authority of the State of New York

Correspondence, 1982-1985General, 1982-1983Legal documents

1982-1983(4 folders)


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BOX 134 1984Press, 1982-1985

Senior citizen issues, 1981-1987Sports, 1977Taxes and taxation


Kemp-Kasten “Fair and Simple Tax Act of 1985"Correspondence, 1984-1985General, 1981-1985Press, 1984-1985Speeches and statements, 1984-1985

Kemp-Roth tax reduction billsCorrespondence, 1977-1979General, 1978-1980Press, 1977-1981

TradeGeneral, 1984-1988

BOX 135 Houdaille Industries, Akron, N.Y., 1982-1983United States Flagship Fair Competition Act, 1980-1981

H. R. 2456H. R. 3786H. R. 8296

(2 folders)Transportation

Conrail, 1984-1986(2 folders)

Trucking industry, 1971, 1979-1983Urban issues, 1978-1986Watergate Affair

General, 1974Impeachment, transcripts of Judiciary Committee hearings, 1974

May-JuneBOX 136 July

(3 folders)Press notebook, 1973-1974

(2 folders)Welfare and family services, 1971-1972, 1980, 1986

Voting recordIndex, 1971-1977

BOX 137 Notebooks1971-1976

(6 folders)BOX 138 1977-1984


(4 folders)


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1986(2 folders)

BOX 140 (2 folders)1987

(4 folders)

BOX 140-153 Constituent Services, 1973-1988Correspondence, memoranda, issue mail, form replies, project descriptions, reports, maps,

clippings, printed matter, and other material relating to constituent requests andconstituent letters relating to the Watergate affair and the presidency of Richard M.Nixon.

Arranged into four groups: form replies, grants and projects, issue mail, and miscellany.Arranged topically therein and then chronologically or alphabetically

BOX 140 Form replies, 1984-1988A-C

BOX 141 D-W(3 folders)

Grants and projects, New York stateAutomated Flight Service Station, Buffalo

Correspondence, 1982-1987(5 folders)

General, 1985Newspaper clippings, 1983-1987

BOX 142 Bethlehem Steel Corp., Lackawanna, 1977-1984(3 folders)

Bley Road Bridge, Eden, 1986-1987Buffalo Lighthouse, Buffalo, 1986-1987Buffalo (submarine), 1981-1983 See also Oversize

(2 folders)Cazenovia Creek, flood control, West Seneca, 1974, 1982-1986Children's Hospital of Buffalo, Buffalo, 1983-1985

(2 folders)BOX 143 Dynamic Enterprises, Erie County, 1983-1984

Earthquake Engineering Research Center, State University of New York at Buffalo,1985-1986

Ellicott Creek, AmherstCorrespondence, 1980-1987Design memoranda

Phase I, 1978(3 folders)

Phase II, 1980(2 folders)

BOX 144 (1 folder)General, 1976-1986Restudy, public meeting, 1973

(5 folders)BOX 145 Erie County, fiscal crisis, 1984-1985


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Hoover Beach, flood control, Hamburg, 1985-1987(3 folders)

Lehn Springs, flood control, Amherst,1984-1987Light Rail Rapid Transit, Buffalo

Correspondence1981-1986


General, 1986Newspaper clippings, 1981-1987, undated

(4 folders)Reports, 1983-1986

(2 folders)BOX 147 Lockport Expressway extension (I-990), Amherst

Environmental impact statementDraft, 1987Final, 1988

(4 folders)BOX 148 General, 1985-1987

Map of projects in Kemp's district, undated See OversizeMiscellaneous, 1982-1983Muddy Creek, development, Evans, 1987New York State Thruway (I-90), Cheektowaga, 1987Outer Harbor Development Plan, Buffalo, 1987

(2 folders)Ramco/Fitzsimons Steel Co., Buffalo, 1986-1987Revenue sharing, 1986Roycroft Campus, East Aurora, 1984-1987Seneca Lake, shore development, Geneva, 1986Sewer construction grants, Erie County, 1982Standard metropolitan statistical area, Ontario County, 1980-1983

BOX 149 Sturgeon Point Marina, EvansCorrespondence, 1982-1987

(2 folders)General, 1983-1987Newspaper clippings, 1986

Tonawanda Creek, flood control, 1985-1987Veterans Helping Veterans Program, 1982-1985Warsaw Public Library, expansion, Warsaw, 1984Water and sewage plants, Gowanda, 1981-1987

(3 folders)United States Army Corps of Engineers

1982-1985BOX 150 1986-1987

(2 folders)Issue mail about Richard M. Nixon

Anti


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Received dear friend letter, 1973-1974(6 folders)

Received personal letter1973

Oct.1-21

(2 folders)BOX 151 22-31

(6 folders)Nov.-Dec.


ProReceived dear friend letter, 1973-1974

(2 folders)Received personal letter

1973(2 folders)

1974Jan.

(2 folders)BOX 153 Feb.-July

(2 folders)Miscellany, 1981-1982, undated

BOX 153-200 Press File, 1971-1988Correspondence, memoranda, notes, press releases, press packets, newsletters, wire reports,

speeches, testimony, Congressional Record inserts, background material, television andradio transcripts, clippings, and a guest book.

Arranged into four groups: chronological file, guest book, newsletters, and press releases.Arranged alphabetically by type of material or file therein and then alphabetically orchronologically.

BOX 153 Chronological file1971-1973

(12 folders)1974

Jan.-Sept.(3 folders)

BOX 154 Oct.-Dec.(3 folders)

1975-1976(14 folders)

BOX 155 1977Jan.-Nov.

(12 folders)BOX 156 Dec.

1978


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Jan-Apr.(8 folders)

BOX 157 May-June(4 folders)

July1-25


Aug.(3 folders)

Sept.1-21


Oct.(6 folders)

BOX 160 Nov.-Dec.(3 folders)

1979Jan.

(3 folders)Feb.

1-14(2 folders)

BOX 161 15-28(2 folders)

Mar.-May(10 folders)

BOX 162 June-Aug.(10 folders)

Sept.1-15


(2 folders)Oct.-Dec.

(9 folders)1980

Jan.2-1314-31

(4 folders)BOX 164 Feb.

(5 folders)Mar.

1-12(3 folders)


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13-31(5 folders)

BOX 165 Apr.(4 folders)

May1-15

(3 folders)16-31

(5 folders)BOX 166 June

1-26(6 folders)


July1-13


(9 folders)16


17-20(8 folders)

21(1 folder)

BOX 170 (1 folder)22-31

(6 folders)Aug.-Sept.

(5 folders)Oct.

1-23(2 folders)

BOX 171 24-31Nov.-Dec.

(6 folders)1981

Jan.-Apr.(6 folders)

May1-20

BOX 172 21-31June-Dec.

(12 folders)1982



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May-Dec.(12 folders)

BOX 173 1983Jan.

2-15BOX 174 16-31

Feb.-Sept.(12 folders)


1984Jan.-July

(7 folders)BOX 176 Aug.-Dec.

(9 folders)1985


BOX 177 Mar.-Sept.(11 folders)


1986Jan.-Feb.

(3 folders)Mar.

2-20BOX 179 21-31

Apr.-July(5 folders)

Aug.1-18

BOX 180 19-31Sept.-Dec.

(7 folders)1987


BOX 181 Mar.-Sept.(9 folders)

Oct.1-16

BOX 182 18-31Nov-Dec.

(3 folders)1988


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BOX 183 May-Dec.(10 folders)

Undated(2 folders)

Guest book, 1979-1985BOX 184 Newsletters, 1971-1986

(4 folders)Press releases

1971(11 folders)

1972Jan.-Mar.

(2 folders)BOX 185 Apr.-Dec.

(3 folders)1973-1974

(12 folders)1975

Jan.-Apr.BOX 186 May-Dec.

(2 folders)1976-1985

(19 folders)1986

Jan.-Apr.BOX 187 May-Dec.

(3 folders)1987-1988

(2 folders)Staff file

Buckley, John, and Marci RobinsonChronological file

1985(3 folders)

1986Jan.-Oct.


1987-1988(11 folders)

BOX 189 PressNotebook, 1983-1986

(3 folders)Packets, 1985-1987

(4 folders)Subject file


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Abortion, 1985-1987Agriculture, 1985-1987

BOX 190 Biographical material, circa 1987Defense, 1985-1987Economy and monetary policy, 1980-1987Education, 1986-1987Enterprise zones, 1983-1988Foreign relations

Central America, 1986-1987Middle East, 1982-1987Soviet Union, 1979-1988

Housing, 1986Minorities, 1988Presidential campaign of 1988, 1985-1986Taxes and taxation, 1984-1987

(2 folders)BOX 191 Trade, 1985-1987

Carey, Merrick (“Mac”)1971-1982

(5 folders)1983

Jan.-June(9 folders)

BOX 192 July-Dec.(6 folders)

1984Jan.-Apr.

(6 folders)BOX 193 May -Aug.


(9 folders)Rotterman, Lou

Abrahamian, Emil V., 1974-1979, undated“The Advocates,” WGBH Boston, 1978Allan, Jerry, 1979-1980

BOX 195 Amherst Bee, 1978-1980Anderson, Jack, 1979-1980Angle, Martha, 1978-1979, undatedArgosy for a Greater America, 1979Arnett, Grace-Marie, 1978Associated Press, 1978-1980“A” miscellaneous, 1978-1980Baltimore Sun, 1977-1979Bauder, Donald C., 1979, undatedBliven, Gus, 1978-1980Borrelli, George, 1978-1980


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British Broadcasting Co., 1978Broder, David S., 1978-1980Brookes, Warren T., 1978-1980Browne, Millard C., 1978-1980Buckley, William F., 1978-1980Buffalo Courier-Express, 1976-1980, undatedBuffalo Criterion, 1979-1980Buffalo Evening News, 1977-1981Buffalo Jewish Review, 1978-1980Business Week, 1978-1980“B” miscellaneous, 1975-1981

(2 folders)Carroll, Maurice, 1979-1980Cartoons, 1978-1980, undatedCBS Broadcasting, Inc., 1978-1980

BOX 196 Chamberlain, John, 1978-1980, undatedCheektowaa Times, 1976-1980Clarion Ledger, Jackson, Miss., 1978Clymer, Adam, 1978-1980Columbus Dispatch (Ohio), 1979-1980Commonsense, 1979-1980The Commonwealth, 1976Congress Today, 1977-1980Cowan, Edward, 1980Curran, Bob, 1976-1979“C” miscellaneous, 1975-1980Detroit News, 1978-1980Dickenson, James R., 1980“D” miscellaneous, 1977-1980Editorials

Critical, 1978, undatedExtracts, 1979, undated

Emory, Alan, 1977-1980Entrée, 1979Esquire, 1978-1979Ethics and Public Policy Center, 1979Evans, Roland, and Robert Novak

1978-1979(2 folders)

BOX 197 1980-1982(2 folders)

“E” miscellaneous, 1977-1980, undatedFeinsilber, Mike, 1980Forbes, 1979-1980Fortune, 1978-1980Frankel, Max, 1980“F” miscellaneous, 1977-1980


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Gannett News Service, 1978-1980Genrich, Chuck, 1979-1980Germond, Jack, and Jules Witcover, 1978-1979Green Hill Publishers, House Republican Study Committee paperback, 1980Greene, Donna, 1979“G” miscellaneous, 1975-1980Hamburg Sun, Hamburg, N.Y., 1978-1980Harris poll, 1978-1979Hart, Jeffrey, 1978-1980Herman, Ray, 1979-1980Hoffman, Milton, 1978-1980Human Events, 1975-1981Hunt, Albert R., 1980“H” miscellaneous, 1978-1980Industry Week, 1979-1980

BOX 198 “I-J” miscellaneous, 1978-1981(2 folders)

Karmin, Monroe W., 1978, undatedKelly, Ed, 1978-1980Kilpatrick, James J. (“Jack”), 1978-1980Kristol, Irving, 1978-1980, undated“K” miscellaneous, 1978-1980Lathem, Niles, 1980Letters to the editor, 1979-1980Lincoln Review, 1980Loeb, William, 1978-1980Lynch, David E., 1978-1980Lynn, Frank, 1979-1980“L” miscellaneous, 1978-1980Manchester Union Leader, Manchester, N.H., 1978-1980McCarthy, Colman, 1978McGrory, Mary, 1979-1980McLaughlin, John, 1978-1980Means, Marianne, 1979-1980Mears, Walter R., 1978“Meet the Press,” 1978-1981Miller, Judith, 1980“M” miscellaneous, 1971-1980, undatedNational Association of Manufacturers, 1978National Review, 1978-1980NCR World, National Cash Register Corp. publication, 1980New Guard, 1979New York Daily News, 1978-1980, undatedNew York (magazine), 1979-1980New York Post, 1978-1980New York Times, 1975-1980, undated


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New Yorker, 1979-1980BOX 199 The News World, 1978-1980

Newsday, 1978-1979Newsweek, 1978-1980Novak, Michael, 1979“N” miscellaneous, 1977-1980Olderman, Murray, 1979“O” miscellaneous, 1974-1980Patterson, Rachelle, 1980Peck, Louis, 1979-1980Peterson, John E., 1978-1980Powell, Roland, 1978-1980Printing Industries Association, 1976“P” miscellaneous, 1975-1980Rattner, Steven, 1978-1980, undatedReview of the News, 1978-1980Richmond News Leader, 1977-1980Ripon Forum, 1979Roberts, Paul Craig, 1978-1980Rothberg, Donald M., 1978-1980Rukeyser, Louis, 1979-1980“R” miscellaneous, 1978-1980Safire, William, 1978-1980, undatedSan Diego Union, 1975-1979Silk, Leonard, 1980Strategic Review, 1979Suburban Press, Orchard Park, N.Y., 1978-1980Syracuse Herald American, 1979“S” miscellaneous, 1977-1980

(2 folders)BOX 200 Time (magazine), 1974-1980

Turner, Douglas, 1980, undated“T” miscellaneous, 1979-1981United Press Service, 1979-1980U. S. News and World Report, 1975-1981“U-V” miscellaneous, 1979Wald, Martin, 1979-1980Wall Street Journal, 1978-1980, undatedWanniski, Jude, 1978-1980Washington Post, 1978-1981, undatedWashington Star, 1975-1980, undatedWicker, Tom, 1979-1980Will, George F., 1978-1980“W-Z” miscellaneous, 1977-1980

(2 folders)Television and radio


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Scripts, 1971-1973Transcripts, 1978-1988

(4 folders)

BOX 201-237 Political File, 1961-1998

BOX 201-232 Campaigns by Kemp, 1969-1996Correspondence, memoranda, campaign advertisements, campaign memorabilia, financial

records, background and briefing material, position papers, speeches and statements,writings, press releases, newsletters, petitions, biographical material, calendars andschedules, photographs, questionnaires, clippings, printed matter, and other material.

Arranged alphabetically by campaign, congressional, presidential, and vice presidential. Thecongressional campaigns are further arranged by year and therein alphabetically by typeof material, topic, or name of person. The presidential and vice presidential files arearranged alphabetically by name of person, organization, or topic and thereinchronologically or alphabetically.

BOX 201 Congressional1970

Biographical material, 1970Campaign memorabilia and publications, 1970

(3 folders)General, 1970

(2 folders)Photographs, 1969-1970Press, 1970Schedules, 1970

1972Advertising, 1972Briefing material, 1972Campaign memorabilia, 1972Endorsements, 1972

GeneralLabor

BOX 202 PressFinancial records, 1972General, 1971-1972Press, 1972

1974Advertising, 1974Campaign memorabilia, 1974Comments about Kemp, 1974Correspondence, 1973-1974

(5 folders)Endorsements, 1974Election results, 1974Financial records, 1974

Fund-raising


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ContributorsFund-raisers

GeneralJack Kemp Appreciation Night, featuring Bob Hope

(2 folders)General

BOX 203 Ticket receiptsGeneral


PressClippings, 1973-1974

(2 folders)Releases, 1974

Rotterman, Lou, campaign notebook, 1974(2 folders)

Telephone poll, 1974(2 folders)

Wicks, Barbara (opponent), 19731976

Advertising, 1976(1 folder)

BOX 204 (1 folder)Briefing material, 1975-1976

(2 folders)Campaign memorabilia, 1976Election results, 1976Endorsements, 1976Financial records

Fund-raising, 1975-1976(2 folders)


General, 1976Press, 1975-1976

BOX 205 Volunteers, 19761978

Advertising, 1977-1978Background material, 1974-1976Campaign memorabilia, 1978Correspondence, 1977-1978Election results, 1976-1978Endorsements, 1978Financial records, 1977-1978

(3 folders)General, 1978Peck, James A. (opponent), 1978

Political File, 1961-1998

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Photographs, 1978Press, 1978

1980Advertising, 1979-1980Correspondence, 1979-1980Denn, Gale (opponent), 1980Election results, 1980Financial records

Fund-raisingDinner featuring Irving Kristol, 1979General, 1979-1980

BOX 206 Luncheon featuring Arthur Laffer, 1979General, 1979-1981

(2 folders)General, 1980Press, 1980

1982Advertising, 1982Campaign memorabilia, 1982Correspondence, 1981-1982Election results, 1982

(2 folders)Endorsements, 1982Financial records

Fund-raising, 1981-1982(3 folders)

BOX 207 General, 1982-1983Reports, 1981-1982

General, 1982Issues, position briefs, 1982Petitions, 1982

(3 folders)Press, 1982Reapportionment, 1981-1982

1984Advertising, 1984Campaign memorabilia, 1984Correspondence, 1984

(2 folders)Election results, 1984

BOX 208 Endorsements, 1984Financial records

Fund-raising, 1984General, 1984-1985

General, 1984Martinelli, Peter J. (opponent), 1984Petitions and related material, 1984


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Press, 1984Scheduling calendars, 1984

1986Advertising, 1986Bassini, Judith Mosher (office administrator), correspondence 1986

(7 folders)BOX 209 Briefing book for surrogate speakers, 1986

Campaign memorabilia, 1986(2 folders)

Endorsements, 1986Financial records

Fund-raisingContributors

Lists, 1985-1986Solicitation letters, 1974-1986


General, 1986General, 1986Keane, James P. (opponent), 1986


Map of campaign appearances, 1986 See OversizePetitions, thank-you letters for, 1986Press

Clippings, 1985-1986(8 folders)

Notebook, 1986(4 folders)

BOX 211 Releases, 1986Reference notebook, 1986

(3 folders)Scheduling calendars, 1986Volunteers and interns, 1986

(4 folders)BOX 212 Presidential, 1988

Announcement of candidacy, 1987Campaign

Advertisements and publications, 1987-1988 See also OversizeMemorabilia, 1987-1988 See also Oversize

(2 folders)Packet, 1987Sample notebook, 1987-1988

(2 folders)Correspondence, 1985-1988

(2 folders)Debate, briefing books


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General, 1987(2 folders)

BOX 213 Gephardt, Richard A., 1987(3 folders)

Federal Election Commission1986-1990

(6 folders)1991

Feb.-July(2 folders)

BOX 214 Dec.1992-1995

(6 folders)Financial records

Fund-raisingDebt retirement

1989-1991(5 folders)

1992Jan.-Mar.June

9-17BOX 215 19-30

July-Dec.(2 folders)


General, 1987-1989General, 1986-1988Kemp, Joanne, 1987License plates, 1985-1988

(2 folders)Press

1985-19861987


BOX 216 May-Dec.(4 folders)

1988(4 folders)

Printed matter, 1988-1989Questionnaires and issue positions

Business, 1987-1988(2 folders)

Foreign policy and defense, 1987


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BOX 217 General, 1987-1988(2 folders)

Iowa, 1987-1988New Hampshire, 1987-1988News organizations, 1987-1988Nonprofit and commercial organizations, 1987-1988

(2 folders)Religious organizations, 1987-1988Roosevelt Center for American Policy Studies, Washington, D.C., 1987Senior citizen and health issues, 1987-1988

BOX 218 Republican Party ballot filings, 1987-1988(2 folders)

Scheduling fileCalendars, 1987-1988Schedules, 1987

(3 folders)Trips, notebook, 1986-1988

(3 folders)Speeches, statements, and writings by Kemp, 1987Steering Committee, 1986-1987Withdrawal from campaign, 1988

BOX 219 Vice presidential, 1996 For additional material see Container EF 1, same headingAmerican Athletes for Dole/Kemp, 1996

(2 folders)Athletes with Disabilities for Dole/Kemp, 1996Biographical material, 1996Briefings for campaign events, 1996Campaign memorabilia, 1996Celebrities and athletes, 1996, undated

(3 folders)Debate of vice-presidential candidates

Briefing books, 1996Clinton, Bill

(2 folders)BOX 220 Issues

(7 folders)BOX 221 Rules and logistics

Briefing materialEnvironment, 1995-1996

(2 folders)Federal Communications Commission, 1996

(4 folders)BOX 222 Gore, Albert (1948- ), 1996

(2 folders)Housing and Urban Development, Department of, 1996

(2 folders)Voting analysis of Kemp and Albert Gore (1948- ), 1996


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Transcript, 1996“Dole for President,” briefing books of contacts, state leaders, and background material,

1996Midwest


Northeast and Mid-Atlantic(3 folders)

South(2 folders)

BOX 224 (1 folder)West

(4 folders)GeneralIssues

AbortionJobs and American industry, articles in Philadelphia Inquirer, 1996

BOX 225 Policy positions of Robert J. DoleKemp, Jeff, 1996Kemp, Joanne, 1996

Biographical materialPress

ClippingsKit

Schedules and events(2 folders)

Kemp family, 1996Mailing lists, 1996


Photographs and related material, 1996Press

Clippings, 1996May-JulyAug. 2-13 See also Oversize

(5 folders)BOX 227 Aug. 14-30

(5 folders)Sept.-Nov.

(7 folders)Interviews, 1996Magazine articles, 1996

(2 folders)Media market maps, 1996


Notebook, 1996(2 folders)


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Public candidate list, 1996Scheduling file

Miscellaneous schedules, 1996Scheduling notebooks, 1996

Aug.(3 folders)

BOX 229 Sept.-Oct.(8 folders)

BOX 230 Nov.(2 folders)

Speeches and statements by Kemp, 1996Speeches by Robert J. Dole, 1996

(2 folders)State leadership for Dole/Kemp, 1996Supporters of Kemp, lists, 1988, 1996

(2 folders)Trip file

Arizona(2 folders)

California(13 folders)

BOX 231 Colorado(4 folders)

Connecticut(2 folders)

District of ColumbiaFlorida

(6 folders)Georgia

(4 folders)IllinoisKentucky

(3 folders)Louisiana

(4 folders)MassachusettsMichigan

(6 folders)MissouriMontana

(3 folders)Ohio

(2 folders)Pennsylvania

(2 folders)BOX 232 Nevada

(2 folders)New Hampshire


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New Jersey(4 folders)

Mew MexicoNew York

(2 folders)OklahomaOregon

(2 folders)Tennessee

(5 folders)Washington (state)Wisconsin

Miscellaneous campaign memorabilia, undated

BOX 232-237 Miscellany, 1961-1998Correspondence, memoranda, speeches, statements, writings, photographs, campaign

memorabilia, newsletters, press clippings, printed matter, and other material.Arranged alphabetically by name of person, organization, or topic and therein


BOX 232 Campaign for a New Agenda, 1994Campaign for Prosperity

General, 1982-1984Newsletters, 1984-1986

BOX 233 Committee to Rebuild American Incentive, 1979Election results, New York state

Congratulatory and thank-you letters, 1977-1983General, 1977, 1985

(2 folders)Endorsements by Kemp, 1973-1985

(2 folders)Erie County, N.Y., 1974McCloskey, Paul N., 1968-1973

(2 folders)Presidential campaigns

1964Correspondence, writings, and notes, 1964Goldwater, Barry M.

Campaign printed matter, 1964Speeches and statements, 1964, undatedVoting record and policy positions, 1963-1964, undated

Miscellaneous printed matter, 1964, undatedNewsletters

1963-1964Press



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1972(2 folders)

19761980

General, 1979-1980Reagan, Ronald, visit to Buffalo, N.Y., 1980

(2 folders)1984

GeneralReagan, Ronald, visit to Buffalo, N.Y., 1984

19921996

Press1992-1994

(2 folders)BOX 235 1995-1996

(9 folders)Wanniski, Jude, The Last Race of the 20th Century (early draft), 1998Woodward, Bob, The Choice, 1996

Republican PartyGeneral

1962-1967(3 folders)


House Republican Conference, 1982-1987National conventions

1964, San Francisco, Calif.GeneralPress

1972, Miami Beach, Fla.1976, Kansas City, Mo.1980, Detroit, Mich.

BOX 237 GeneralPhotographsPress

1988, New Orleans, La.1992, Houston, Tex.1996, San Diego, Calif.

BOX 237-361 Post-congressional File, 1924-2009

BOX 237-245 Correspondence, 1995-2008Incoming and outgoing correspondence and memoranda between Kemp and government

officials, friends, and the public relating to Kemp's personal and charitable interests.Arranged alphabetically by name of person, organization, or topic and therein

chronologically.


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BOX 237 “A” miscellaneous, 1996-2002, undated(3 folders)

Bush, George W., 1998-2001“B” miscellaneous

1997-1998(3 folders)

1999Feb.-Oct.

BOX 238 Nov.-Dec.2001-2002, undated

Clinton, Bill, 1998-1999Competitive Enterprise Institute, 1999“C” miscellaneous, 1996-2001, undated

(6 folders)Dole, Robert J., and Elizabeth Hanford Dole, 1995-1998, undated“D-E” miscellaneous, 1996-2001, undated

(4 folders)“F” miscellaneous

1996-1998(3 folders)


Gilchrist, Carlton Chester (“Cookie”), 1996-1998Gingrich, Newt, 1996-1999Greenspan, Alan, 1997-1999“G” miscellaneous, 1997-1999, undated

(5 folders)Hastert, John Dennis, 1999, undated“H-I” miscellaneous, 1997-2001, undated

(3 folders)Jacobs, Chris, 1996-1998

BOX 240 “J-K” miscellaneous, 1996-2001, undated(7 folders)

Livingston, Robert L., 1998Lott, Trent, 1997-2000“L” miscellaneous, 1997-2002, undated

(3 folders)Mack, Connie (1940- ), 1999-2000, undated“M” miscellaneous, 1996-2001, undated

(4 folders)BOX 241 “N-Q” miscellaneous, 1996-2001, undated

(7 folders)Ravitch, Richard, 1997Ritchie, Richard Stephen (“Steve”), 1996-1997Rumsfeld, Donald, 1996-1997“R” miscellaneous

Post-congressional File, 1924-2009

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1996-1997(5 folders)

1998Jan.-Apr.

BOX 242 May-Dec.1999-2001, undated

(3 folders)“S” miscellaneous

1995-19961997

Jan.-Oct.(7 folders)

BOX 243 Nov.-Dec.1998-2001, undated

(6 folders)Turner, Clayton, 1995-1999“T” miscellaneous

1996-1999(4 folders)

BOX 244 Undated“U-V” miscellaneous, 1996-1999, undated

(2 folders)Wanniski, Jude, 1997-1998Williams, Michael, 1997-1999“W” miscellaneous

1994-1999, 2008(7 folders)

BOX 245 Undated“Y-Z” miscellaneous, 1995-1999, undated

(2 folders)Unidentified, undated

BOX 245-248 Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1988-1993Correspondence, memoranda, briefing material, reports, press clippings, interviews,

certificates, and other material relating to Kemp's tenure as secretary of the department.See also Containers 357-358, same heading


BOX 245 Appointment books See Containers 287-288, same headingAwards and certificates, 1989-1992 See also OversizeBriefing material

Transition, 1992(3 folders)

Wage determination process, undatedCorrespondence, 1988-1992

(2 folders)General, 1988-1992 See also Oversize


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BOX 246 PressCartoons, 1992Clippings

1988-1991(7 folders)

1992Jan.-Aug.


1993, undated(2 folders)

InterviewsFiring Line, 1989-1993Pear, Robert, 1991Smoler, Fredric, 1993

Television, 1989Public appearances, notebook, 1989-1993

(2 folders)Public appearances and schedules, 1989-1992Reports

Accomplishments and challenges, 1993Annual, 1991“Inspector General's Report to Congress,” 1991Lehrman, Bell, Mueller, Cannon (LBMC) report, 1991

BOX 248 Moderate Rehabilitation Program, 1989(7 folders)

BOX 249-286 National Commission on Economic Growth and Tax Reform, 1924-1997Correspondence, background material, financial records, hearing testimonies and

proceedings, minutes of meetings, reports, opinion surveys, biographical material, pressreleases, newsletters, photographs, schedules, and other material relating to the work ofthe commission. For additional material see Container EF 1, same heading


Background information1924, 1986, 1992-1994

(2 folders)1995

Feb.-Sept.(4 folders)

Oct.10


Nov.-Dec.(6 folders)


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BOX 251 1996, undated(4 folders)

Biographical information, 1995BOX 252 Correspondence

Briefing books of public responses, 1995Vol. I

(3 folders)Vol. II

(2 folders)Vol. III

(2 folders)Commission members

1995Jan.-MayJune

2-20BOX 253 21-26

July-Dec.(5 folders)

1996-1997Form postcards, 1995General

1995Jan.-Apr.

BOX 254 May-June(8 folders)

BOX 255 July(5 folders)

Aug.1-27


Sept.-Oct.(6 folders)

Nov.1-7


Dec.(5 folders)

1996Jan.

1-5BOX 258 6-31

(3 folders)Feb.-Sept.

(2 folders)


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1997, undatedFinancial records

Budget, 1995-1996(2 folders)

Deficit, 1995-1996BOX 259 Foundation grants, 1995

Tax status, 1995-1996Fund-raising

Acknowledgments, 1995-1997(3 folders)

Contributors1995

Sept.11-2226


27-28(3 folders)

Oct.No month

(2 folders)BOX 261 (6 folders)BOX 262 (6 folders)BOX 263 1996

Direct mail management, 1995(2 folders)

Non-contributors1995

Sept.11-23

(2 folders)26


27-28(5 folders)

Oct.-Dec.No month

(1 folder)BOX 265 (6 folders)BOX 266 (6 folders)BOX 267 (2 folders)

1996Solicitation form letters, 1995, undated

(6 folders)BOX 268 General

Advisory board, 1995


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Notes, 1995-1996Hearings

Boston, Mass.Correspondence, 1995


(3 folders)Notes, 1995Witnesses, 1995

Charlotte, N.C.Agenda and proceedings, 1995

BOX 269 Correspondence, 1995(2 folders)

General, 1994-1995Notes, 1995Testimonies, 1995Witnesses, 1995

Cleveland, Ohio, 1995Correspondence

(2 folders)GeneralTestimoniesWitnesses

GeneralColumbia Institute, Washington, D.C., services provided by, 1995

BOX 270 Correspondence, 1995(3 folders)

Notebooks, 1995-1996(3 folders)

Notes, 1995PhotographsSchedulesWitnesses

Los Angeles, Calif., 1995Correspondence

BOX 271 GeneralNotesProceedings

(3 folders)Testimonies

(2 folders)Witnesses

Nashville, Tenn., 1995BOX 272 New York, N.Y., 1995

AgendaCorrespondence

(2 folders)


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GeneralTestimoniesWitnesses

Omaha, Nebr., 1995AgendaCorrespondence

(2 folders)GeneralProceedings


TestimoniesWitnesses

Palo Alto, Calif., 1995Agenda and scheduleCorrespondence

(2 folders)GeneralLocal arrangements

(2 folders)ProceedingsTestimonies

BOX 274 WitnessesWashington, D.C., 1995

June 28CorrespondenceGeneralProceedings

(2 folders)July 12

Agenda and talking pointsCorrespondenceGeneralTestimonies

BOX 275 July 26AgendaBackground information

(2 folders)CorrespondenceNotesWitnesses

Sept. 6AgendaCorrespondenceGeneralNotesTestimonies


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WitnessesBOX 276 Sept. 26

Correspondence(2 folders)

GeneralTestimoniesWitnesses

Meetings1995

June-Oct. See also Oversize(10 folders)

BOX 277 Nov. See also Oversize(7 folders)

Dec.411

Briefing book(2 folders)

BOX 278 General14

1996, undated(3 folders)

PressClippings

1995Jan.-Oct.


(2 folders)1996

Jan.1-20


(4 folders)Feb.-Apr.

Contacts, 1995(2 folders)

Information packets, 1995(2 folders)

BOX 281 Newsletters, 1995-1996, undated(4 folders)

Press conferencesBriefing book, 1995

(4 folders)General, 1995

Press releases


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1995BOX 282 1996, undated

Radio, 1995Website, 1995-1996

ReportBrochure, 1996

(2 folders)Design, 1995-1996

(2 folders)Drafts

Outlines, 1995-1996(2 folders)

Chapters1995

June-Aug.Dec.

4BOX 283 7-29

(7 folders)1996

Jan.2-3


UndatedAppendices, 1995-1996Footnotes and verifications, 1995-1996


PublicityGeneral, 1995-1996Photographs, 1996

(3 folders)Published report, 1996Reprints, 1996Reynolds, Alan, research director, 1995-1996

(2 folders)Robert E. Shepard Agency, literary agent, 1995

(2 folders)BOX 286 St. Martin's Press, 1996

Blue linesCover designPage proofsPublished book

Working papers, 1995-1996, undated(7 folders)


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BOX 287-350 Scheduling File, 1989-2002Correspondence, memoranda, appointment books, invitations, schedules, and other material.Arranged in an appointment file, chronological file, monthly schedules file, and open

requests file and therein chronologically.

BOX 287 Appointment books1989-1996

(3 folders)BOX 288 1997-1998

Chronological file1993


BOX 289 Mar.(6 folders)

Apr.3-15

(2 folders)16


19-24(3 folders)


May(8 folders)

JuneBOX 292 1-15


(7 folders)July

1-9(2 folders)


Aug.2-8

(3 fold