Richard Nixon Pre-Presidential Materials (Laguna Niguel)

Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum

Contact Information Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum ATTN: Archives 18001 Yorba Linda Boulevard Yorba Linda, California 92886 Phone: (714) 983-9120 Fax: (714) 983-9111 E-mail: nixon@nara.gov

Processed by: National Archives and Records Administration, staff of the Pacific Region Branch, Laguna Niguel, California

Table Of Contents

Descriptive Summary 3 Administrative Information 4 Collection History 5 Scope and Content Summary 6 Related Collections 10 Container List 11

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Descriptive Summary Title: Richard Nixon Pre-Presidential Collection (Laguna Niguel) Collection number: -- Creator: Pre- Presidential Offices of Richard Nixon Extent: Repository: Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum

18001 Yorba Linda Boulevard Yorba Linda, California 92886

Abstract: Materials from Richard Nixon’s Congressional, Senatorial, Vice Presidential and personal offices, as well as campaign offices, during the years of 1946 to 1964.

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Administrative Information

Access: Open, exceptions have been removed for Personal Privacy and National Security concerns Publication Rights: Preferred Citation: Folder title. Box #. Richard Nixon Pre-Presidential Materials

(Laguna Niguel). Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum, Yorba Linda, California. National Archives and Records Administration.

Acquisition Information: The materials in this collection were deeded to the Federal Government in 1968 and 1969, and were transferred to the National Archives -- Pacific Region (Laguna Niguel) between 1975 and 1979. The materials were then moved to the Richard Nixon Library under the authority of the National Archives and Records Administration’s Nixon Presidential Materials Staff in the fall of 2006. Processing History: These materials were processed by numerous staff members at the National Archives and Records Administration Pacific Region branch in Laguna Niguel, California and the Nixon Presidential Materials Staff in Washington D.C. They were processed in accordance to the deeds signed by Richard Nixon in 1968 and 1969, with specific guidelines defined by the Office of Presidential Libraries. Materials deemed to fall under personal privacy restrictions or national security restrictions were closed.

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Collection History

The Richard Nixon Presidential Library Pre-Presidential Collection (Laguna Niguel) contains over 700 cubic feet of correspondence, newspaper clippings, and photographs which were maintained by Richard Nixon's office during his years in Congress, as Vice President, as a private citizen and in his many campaigns. These materials were deeded to the Federal Government in 1968 and 1969, and were transferred to the National Archives -- Pacific Region (Laguna Niguel) between 1975 and 1979. In the fall of 2006, the material was moved to the Richard Nixon Library in Yorba Linda, California, under the authority of the National Archives and Records Administration’s Nixon Presidential Materials Staff in anticipation of the inclusion of the Richard Nixon Library into the Presidential Library system. Although a small portion of the material is restricted in compliance with the terms of the deed, personal privacy and national security restrictions, most of the papers are open for research.

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Scope and Content Summary The materials available in this collection stem from Richard Nixon’s Congressional, Senatorial, Vice Presidential and personal offices, as well as campaign offices, during the years of 1946 to 1964. The material is divided into seven series, with occasional subseries, including general correspondence, appearances and invitations, foreign trips, pre-Presidential campaign files, correspondence with children, Nikita Khrushchev’s historic visit to the United States in the fall of 1959, and materials relating to Richard Nixon’s 1962 book Six Crisis.

Series I: General Correspondence, 1946-1963 (Series 320): This series contains more than 550 cubic feet of items with more than 24,000 folder titles. It is primarily an alphabetical name file, with some subjects included. Although the papers are predominately from 1953 through 1961, some of the correspondence dates from 1946 and continues through 1963. Among the names on the folder titles are: politicians and other government officials, such as Sherman Adams, Carl Albert, Howard Baker, Warren Burger, Thomas Dewey, Robert Dole, Allen Dulles, John Foster Dulles, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Gerald R. Ford, Barry Goldwater, Henry Kissinger, Joe McCarthy, George McGovern, Ronald Reagan, Nelson Rockefeller, and Earl Warren. Foreign leaders include: Willy Brandt, Abba Eban, Chaing Kai-Shek, Harold Macmillan, and Gamel-Abdul Nasser. The news media is represented by such names as Joseph and Stewart Alsop, Jack Anderson, William F. Buckley, Norman and Otis Chandler, Walter Cronkite, Edward R. Murrow, and Mike Wallace. Also included are such names as Gen. Omar Bradley, Whittaker Chambers, H. R. (Bob) Haldeman, Alger Hiss, James R. Hoffa, Admiral Chester Nimitz, Pope Pius XII, Bebe Rebozo, and Eleanor Roosevelt. [Please see the Nixon Foundation Pre-Presidential Materials for additional files].

Series II: Appearances (Series 207) and Invitations, 1948-1964: The documents available in Series 207 focus upon Richard Nixon’s appearances throughout the United States between 1948 and 1962 (for appearances abroad, please refer to Series II: Trip Files). Materials include correspondence regarding the scheduling of and Richard Nixon’s subsequent participation in the event; clippings about the event; speech drafts; press releases; internal memorandum; research materials relating to speeches given; and itineraries and schedules. Within these papers are appearance files and schedules for Richard Nixon’s 1962 California Gubernatorial Race. The Office of Richard Nixon also maintained running files of invitations, replies and turndowns for the years 1954-1964, which are represented in the subsequent series. [Please see the Nixon Foundation Pre-Presidential Materials for additional files].

Series III: Trip Files, 1953-1959: Documents in these files relate to Mr. Nixon's trips to Asia and the Far East in 1953 and 1956, Central America and the Caribbean in 1955, Austria in 1956, Africa and Italy in 1957, South America in 1958, London in 1958, and the Soviet Union in 1959. The records include briefing materials, schedules, Mr. Nixon's statements and handwritten notes, correspondence with foreign leaders, photographs, news clippings, and souvenir brochures and programs. Particularly significant are letters from Ethiopia's Haile Selasie, and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. Among the

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briefing materials are documents relating to the war in Indochina in 1953, the Hungarian refugee problem in 1956, and the unrest in South America in 1958. [Please see the Nixon Foundation Pre-Presidential Materials for additional files regarding these trips].

Subseries A: 1953 Trip to Asia and the Far East - On October 5, 1953, the Vice President and Mrs. Nixon departed on a goodwill visit to the Far East and Southern Asia. The trip was also intended to provide Nixon with a look at Indochina. Stops included New Zealand, Australia, Indonesia, Malaya, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, South Korea, Japan, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Burma, India, Pakistan, Iran, and Libya. The Nixons returned to Washington, DC, on December 14, 1953. At the time, the trip was the most extensive ever undertaken by an elected American official. Some of the highlights were a tour of French Union front line troops in Vietnam's Red River delta, remarks made in Formosa in reaction to John Foster Dulles' statement that the United States did not necessarily "forever oppose" recognition of the People's Republic of China, and discussions with such leaders as Shah Reza Pahlavi of Iran, Republic of China Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek, Indian Prime Minister Nehru, Australian Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies, and President Sukarno of Indonesia. Subseries B: 1955 Trip to Central America and the Caribbean - On February 6, 1955, the Vice President and Mrs. Nixon departed on a goodwill visit to Central America and the islands of the Caribbean. Countries visited included Cuba, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, and Haiti. The Nixons returned to Washington on March 5, 1955. During the course of the trip Nixon urged earliest possible completion of the Inter-American Highway from Texas to the Panama Canal, defended the work of the United States Information Agency, and expressed concern over any economic difficulties a recent drop in coffee prices might have brought to the Western Hemisphere's coffee producing countries. He also received assurances from Costa Rican President Figueres and Nicaraguan President Somoza that they would try to resolve their seven-year dispute concerning the border shared by the two countries. The trip included discussions with heads of state Batista of Cuba, Cortines of Mexico, and Armas of Guatemala. Subseries C: 1956 Trip to Asia and the Far East - On July 1, 1956, the Vice President and Mrs. Nixon left Los Alamitos Naval Air Station for a trip to Asia and the Far East. Places visited included Hawaii, the Philippines, Formosa, South Vietnam, Thailand, Pakistan, Turkey, and the Balearic Island of Majorca. The Nixons returned to Washington on July 11, 1956. Mr. Nixon represented the United States at ceremonies celebrating the tenth anniversary of Philippine independence and the second anniversary of the inauguration of South Vietnam's President Diem. Highlights of the trip included a July 4 Manila speech in which Nixon described neutralist policy toward Communism as a "fearful risk" and a July 6 speech in South Vietnam in which Nixon assured the audience that the) had the support of the American people in their fight "to make their young republic strong and safe from communist encroachment". The trip included discussions with Chinese Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek, President Mirza of Pakistan, Spanish Foreign Minister Artajo, and Thai Premier Songgram.

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Subseries D: 1956 Austrian Trip - Soviet repression of the Hungarian revolt in October 1956 caused many Hungarians to flee to Austria where they were granted asylum. On December 18, 1956, Vice President Nixon set out on a trip to Vienna and the refugee camps to study the problem of bringing more Hungarian refugees to the United States. Nixon's party included Deputy Attorney General William P. Rogers, U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson, and Congressman Robert Wilson of San Diego. Stops along the way included Vienna, Austria; Salzburg, Austria; Munich, Germany; and Keflovik, Iceland. The Vice President returned to Washington on December 24, 1956. Along with its passengers, the Vice President's plane also carried 1600 pounds of insulin for use in Austria and Hungary and several thousand dollars in contributions from volunteer agencies in the United States. Upon arrival, Nixon presented letters from President Eisenhower to Austrian Chancellor Raab and President Koerner, praising Austria's care of the refugees. In the course of his visit Nixon toured several refugee camps and a processing center and paid a visit to the Hungarian border where he watched refugees pass across into Austria. Subseries E: 1957 Africa Trip - The Vice President's 1957 trip to Africa began with a departure from Washington on February 28. Accompanied by Mrs. Nixon and a four member official delegation, the main stop was at the Gold Coast to attend March 6 ceremonies converting this British colony into the independent nation of Ghana. The Nixon party also attended Morocco's and Tunisia's first anniversary independence celebrations. Other countries visited were Liberia, Uganda, Ethiopia, Sudan, Libya, and Italy. The trip included an audience with Pope Pius XII, discussions with Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie and Liberian President Tubman, and an unexpected meeting with Martin Luther King in Ghana. The Nixons returned to Washington on March 21, 1957. Subseries F: 1958 South American Trip - On April 27, 1958, the Vice President and Mrs. Nixon began a goodwill visit to South America. Countries visited were Uruguay, Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, and Venezuela. The primary focus of the trip was to be upon the May inauguration of Argentine President-elect Arturo Frondize. However, this event was overshadowed by the hostile demonstrations encountered by the Nixon party in Lima on May 7 and 8 and in Caracas on May 13. President Eisenhower ordered a precautionary movement of U.S. forces into Caribbean bases in view of the virulence of the demonstrations in Venezuela. The President headed a welcome crowd of 15,000, which greeted the return of the Vice Presidential party on May 15. Subseries G: 1958 London - Vice President and Mrs. Nixon were in London November 25-29, 1958, to attend the dedication of the American Chapel in St. Paul's Cathedral. The chapel was constructed as a memorial to United States soldiers who lost their lives in Britain or in operations from British bases during World War II. While in London, Nixon also addressed the English-Speaking Union and the Pilgrims Society. The trip included discussions with the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh, Prime Minister Macmillan, Sir Winston Churchill, labor union leaders, members of parliament cabinet ministers, businessmen, publishers, and Oxford University students.

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Subseries H: 1959 USSR - On July 22, 1959, an official party of 35 persons, including the Vice President, Mrs. Nixon, Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower, and Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover, departed on a trip to the USSR and Poland. The primary purpose of the visit was to formally open the U.S. national exhibition at the Moscow Trade Fair. It was during a tour of the model kitchen displayed in this exhibit that Nixon and Premier Khrushchev engaged in what later became known as the "Kitchen Debate." During the course of his stay in the Soviet Union, Nixon had several opportunities to discuss issues concerning Soviet-U.S. relations with Khrushchev. The tour included visits to four Siberian cities, two of which had been off limits to any visiting American official, and a two-day stop in Warsaw. Series IV: Campaign Files, 1946-1964: The Office of Richard Nixon and subsequent campaign offices maintained extensive files of the pre-Presidential campaigns. Within this series are 6 subseries covering campaigns from 1946 to 1964. The materials include speech transcripts and research materials. (Subseries A: 1946 Campaign; Subseries B: 1948 Campaign; Subseries C: 1950 Campaign; Subseries D: 1960 Campaign; Subseries E: 1962 Campaign; Subseries F: 1964 Campaign). [Please see the Nixon Foundation Pre-Presidential Materials for additional files regarding these campaigns].

Series V: Correspondence with Children, 1954-1960: The Office of Richard Nixon maintained a separate correspondence collection relating to children. This series also includes letters from children after Richard Nixon’s loss in the 1960 Presidential Race.

Series VI: Khrushchev’s Visit to the United States, 1959: This collection contains clippings, cartoons and editorials from across the world regarding Nikita Khrushchev’s historic visit to the United States in the fall of 1959.

Series VII: Six Crisis Manuscript and Memorabilia, 1961-1962: Materials include research and notes on Richard Nixon’s 1962 book Six Crisis. Related Collections: Most materials relating to Richard Nixon's Presidency (1969-1974) are housed in the National Archives' Nixon Presidential Materials Project-East. Please consult an archivist for information on these materials. Additional materials from the pre-Presidential era were also maintained by the Richard Nixon Foundation. Please refer to the finding aids and/or inventories available for these collections, or consult an archivist for more information.

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Container List Series I: General Correspondence (Series 320):

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Series II: Appearances and Invitations Appearances (Series 207):

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Series II: Appearances and Invitations Continued (Series 319 – Correspondence: Social Invites 1954-1961) Social Engagements – RN and Pat – Jan.-April 1954 – Accepted (special, interesting)

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Social Engagements – RN and Pat – May-June 1954 – Accepted (interesting only)

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Social Engagements – RN and Pat – Sept.-Dec. 1954 – Accepted (interesting only)

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Social Engagements – RN and Pat – January 1955 – Accepted 2:1 Social Engagements – RN and Pat – March 1955 – Accepted 2:2 Social Engagements – RN and Pat – April 1955 – Regret 2:3 Social Engagements – RN and Pat – May 1955 – Accepted 2:4 Social Engagements – RN and Pat – June 1955 – Accepted 2:5 Social Engagements – RN and Pat – Sept.-Dec. 1955 – Regret (interesting only)

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Social Engagements – RN and Pat – June 1955 – Accepted 2:7 Social Engagements – RN and Pat – January 1955 – Accepted 2:8 Social Engagements – RN and Pat – March 1955 – Accepted 2:9 Social Engagements – RN and Pat – April 1955 – Regret 2:10 Social Engagements – RN and Pat – December 1955 – Regret 2:11 Social Engagements – RN and Pat – May 1955 – Accepted 2:12 Social Engagements – RN and Pat – April-June 1956 – Accept (interesting only)

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Social Engagements – Acceptances – August-October 1956 – (interesting ones)

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Social Engagements – RN and Pat – Jan.-April 1956 – Regret (interesting ones)

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Social Engagements – December 1956 – Regrets 3:4 Social Engagements – RN and Pat – January 1956 – Regret 3:5 Social Engagements – RN and Pat – June 1956 – Accept 3:6 Social Engagements – December 1956 – Regrets 3:7 Social Engagements – August, Sept., Oct. 1956 – Acceptances (interesting ones)

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Invitations – Social – pending? (To give parties for RN and PN) 4:1 FYI – 1959 – Social Engagements for Both and RN 4:2 Social Engagements – December 1959 – Regrets 4:3 FYI – 1960 – Social Invitations for Both 4:4 Social Invitations – Regrets – January 1960 5:1 Social Invitations – Regrets – February 1960 5:2 Social Invitations – Regrets – March 1960 5:3 Social Invitations – Regrets – April 1960 5:4 Social Invitations – Regrets – January 1960 5:5 Social Invitations – Regrets – February 1960 5:6 Social Invitations – Regrets – March 1960 5:7

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Social Invitations – Regrets – April 1960 5:8 Social Invitations – Regrets – May 1960 6:1 Social Invitations – Regrets – June 1960 6:2 Social Invitations – Regrets – July 1960 6:3 Social Invitations – Regrets – August 1960 6:4 Social Invitations – Regrets – May 1960 6:5 Social Invitations – Regrets – June 1960 6:6 Social Invitations – Regrets – July 1960 6:7 Social Invitations – Regrets – August 1960 6:8 Social Invitations – Regrets – September 1960 7:1 Social Invitations – Regrets – October 1960 7:2 Social Invitations – Regrets – November 1960 7:3 Social Invitations – Regrets – December 1960 7:4 Social Invitations – Regrets – January 1961 7:5 Social Invitations – Regrets – September 1960 7:6 Social Invitations – Regrets – October 1960 7:7 Social Invitations – Regrets – November 1960 7:8 Social Invitations – Regrets –December 1960 7:9 Social Invitations – Regrets – January 1961 7:10 Social Invitations – Regrets – February 1961 7:11 (Series 329 – Invitation Lists) Speaking Invitations -1957 Not ind. those filed “Social,” “Misc.,” or “Appearances”

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Speaking Invitations 1957 (duplicate list) 1:2 1958 Invitations 1:3 Invitations Sent to Schedule Committee 1:4 (Series 317 – Invitations and Turndowns for Requested Appearances at Schools and Abroad, 1958-1960) Outside US – 1959 1:1 College Commencement Invitations – 1959-1960 1:2 High School-Prep School Commencement Invitations – 1959-1960

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College Forum and Others – 1959-1960 1:4 (Series 303 – Invitations and Turndowns for Requested Appearances 1959) New York – January-February – 1959 TD 1:1 New York – March-April – 1959 TD (1 of 2) 1:2 New York – March-April – 1959 TD (2 of 2) 1:3

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New York – May-June – 1959 TD (1 of 2) 1:4 New York – May-June – 1959 TD (2 of 2) 1:5 New York City – June, 15, 1959 TD – National Association of Purchasing Agents (1 of 3)

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New York City – June, 15, 1959 TD – National Association of Purchasing Agents (1 of 3)

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New York City – June, 15, 1959 TD – National Association of Purchasing Agents (1 of 3)

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New York – July-August – 1959 TD 2:1 New York – Sept.-Oct. – 1959 TD (1 of 2) 2:2 New York – Sept.-Oct. – 1959 TD (2 of 2) 2:3 New York – Nov.-Dec. – 1959 TD (1 of 4) 2:4 New York – Nov.-Dec. – 1959 TD (2 of 4) 2:5 New York – Nov.-Dec. – 1959 TD (3 of 4) 2:6 New York – Nov.-Dec. – 1959 TD (4 of 4) 2:7 North Carolina – 1959 TD 3:1 North Dakota – 1959 TD 3:2 Ohio – 1959 TD (1 of 5) 3:3 Ohio – 1959 TD (2 of 5) 3:4 Ohio – 1959 TD (3 of 5) 3:5 Ohio – 1959 TD (4 of 5) 3:6 Ohio – 1959 TD (5 of 5) 3:7 Oklahoma – 1959 TD 3:8 Oregon – 1959 TD 3:9 Pennsylvania – Jan.-Mar. – 1959 TD 3:10 Pennsylvania – April-June – 1959 TD 4:1 Pennsylvania – July-Sept. – 1959 TD 4:2 Pennsylvania – Oct.- Dec. – 1959 TD 4:3 Rhode Island – 1959 TD 4:4 South Carolina – 1959 TD 4:5 South Dakota – 1959 TD 4:6 Tennessee – 1959 TD 4:7 Texas – 1959 TD (1 of 2) 4:8 Texas – 1959 TD (2 of 2) 4:9 Utah – 1959 TD 5:1 Vermont – 1959 TD 5:2 Virginia – 1959 TD (1 of 2) 5:3 Virginia – 1959 TD ( 2 of 2) 5:4 Washington (State) – 1959 TD 5:5 West Virginia – 1959 TD 5:6 Wisconsin – 1959 TD 5:7 Wyoming – 1959 TD 5:8 Washington DC – January – 1959 TD 5:9 Washington DC – February – 1959 TD 5:10 Washington DC – March – 1959 TD 6:1 Washington DC – April – 1959 TD (1 of 2) 6:2

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Washington DC – April – 1959 TD (2 of 2) 6:3 Washington DC – May – 1959 TD (1 of 2) 6:4 Washington DC – May – 1959 TD (2 of 2) 6:5 Washington DC – June – 1959 TD 6:6 Washington DC – July – 1959 TD 6:7 Washington DC – August – 1959 TD 6:8 Washington DC – September – 1959 TD 7:1 Washington DC – October – 1959 TD (1 of 2) 7:2 Washington DC – October – 1959 TD (2 of 2) 7:3 Washington DC – November – 1959 TD 7:4 Washington DC – December – 1959 TD 7:5 (Series 313 – Invitations and Turndowns, 1959) Alabama – 1959 TD 1:1 Alaska – 1959 TD 1:2 Arizona – 1959 TD 1:3 Arkansas – 1959 TD 1:4 California – January 1959 TD 1:5 California – February 1959 TD 1:6 California – March 1959 TD 1:7 California – April 1959 TD 1:8 California – May 1959 TD 1:9 California – June 1959 TD 1:10 California – July 1959 TD 1:11 California – August 1959 TD 1:12 California – September 1959 TD 1:13 California –October 1959 TD 1:14 California – November 1959 TD 2:1 California – December 1959 TD 2:2 Colorado – 1959 TD 2:3 Connecticut – 1959 TD 2:4 Delaware – 1959 TD 2:5 Florida – 1959 TD (1 of 2) 2:6 Florida – 1959 TD (2 of 2) 2:7 Georgia – 1959 TD 2:8 Idaho – 1959 TD 2:9 Illinois – May- August 1959 TD (1 of 2) 3:1 Illinois – May-August 1959 TD (2 of 2) 3:2 Illinois – September-December 1959 TD (1 of 3) 3:3 Illinois – September-December 1959 TD (2 of 3) 3:4 Illinois – September-December 1959 TD (3 of 3) 3:5 Indiana – 1959 TD (1 of 2) 4:1 Indiana – 1959 TD (2 of 2) 4:2 Iowa – 1959 TD 4:3

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Kansas – 1959 TD 4:4 Kentucky – 1959 TD 4:5 Louisiana – 1959 TD 4:6 Maine – 1959 TD 4:7 Maryland – 1959 TD 4:8 Massachusetts – 1959 TD 4:9 Michigan – 1959 TD 4:10 Minnesota – 1959 TD 5:1 Mississippi – 1959 TD 5:2 Missouri – 1959 TD 5:3 Montana – 1959 TD 5:4 Nebraska – 1959 TD 5:5 Nevada – 1959 TD 5:6 New Hampshire – 1959 TD 5:7 New Jersey – 1959 TD 5:8 New Jersey – 1959 TD 5:9 New Jersey – 1959 TD 5:10 New Mexico – 1959 TD 5:11 (Series 312 – Replies (Turndowns and Pending) for Requested Appearances 1959) Invitations by date – 1959: January, February, March 1:1 Invitations by date – 1959: April, May, June (1 of 2) 1:2 Invitations by date – 1959: April, May, June (2 of 2) 1:3 Invitations by date – 1959: July, August. September 1:4 Invitations by date – 1959: October, November, December (1 of 2)

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Invitations by date – 1959: October, November, December (2 of 2)

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(Series 304 – 1959 Social Engagements Acceptance and Requested) Beg. 1957 Chronological lists of Invitations (Social) for RN, PN, and both

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Social Engagements 1959 – January Regrets 1:2 Social Engagements 1959 – January Accepts 1:3 Social Engagements 1959 – February Regrets 1:4 Social Engagements 1959 – February Accepts 1:5 Social Engagements 1959 – March Regrets 1:6 Social Engagements 1959 – March Accepts 1:7 Social Engagements 1959 – April Regrets 1:8 Social Engagements 1959 – April Regrets 1:9 Social Engagements 1959 - May Regrets 2:1 Social Engagements 1959 – June Regrets 2:2

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Social Engagements 1959 – July Regrets 2:3 Social Engagements 1959 – August Regrets 2:4 Social Engagements 1959 – September Regrets 2:5 Social Engagements 1959 – October Regrets 2:6 Social Engagements 1959 – November Regrets 2:7 (Series 314 – Miscellaneous Engraved Invitations and Turndowns for Requested Appearances 1959) Alabama – Misc. 1959 (empty) 1:1 Alabama – Misc. 1959 1:2 Arizona – Misc. 1959 1:3 Arkansas – Misc. 1959 1:4 California – Misc. 1959 1:5 California – Misc. 1959 (2) 1:6 Arizona – Misc. 1959 1:7 Arkansas – Misc. 1959 (empty) 1:8 California – Misc. 1959 [1 of 2] 1:9 California – Misc. 1959 [2 of 2] 1:10 Colorado – Misc. 1959 1:11 Conn. – Misc. 1959 1:12 Delaware – Misc. 1959 1:13 Florida – Misc. 1959 1:14 Georgia – Misc. 1959 1:15 Idaho – Misc. 1959 1:16 Illinois – Misc. 1959 1:17 Indiana – Misc. 1959 1:18 Iowa – Misc. 1959 1:19 Kansas – Misc. 1959 1:20 Kentucky – Misc. 1959 1:21 Louisiana – Misc. 1959 1:22 Maine – Misc. 1959 2:1 Maryland – Misc. 1959 2:2 Massachusetts – Misc. 1959 2:3 Michigan – Misc. 1959 2:4 Minnesota – Misc. 1959 (empty) 2:5 Mississippi – Misc. 1959 (empty) 2:6 Missouri – Misc. 1959 2:7 Montana – Misc. 1959 2:8 Nebraska – Misc. 1959 2:9 Nevada – Misc. 1959 2:10 New Hampshire – Misc. 1959 (empty) 2:11 New Jersey – Misc. 1959 2:12 New Mexico – Misc. 1959 2:13 New York – Misc. 1959 [1 of 2] 2:14

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New York – Misc. 1959 [2 of 2] 2:15 North Carolina – Misc. 1959 2:16 North Dakota – Misc. 1959 (empty) 2:17 Ohio – Misc. 1959 2:18 Oklahoma – Misc. 1959 2:19 Oregon – Misc. 1959 2:20 Pennsylvania – Misc. 1959 3:1 Rhode Island – Misc. 1959 (empty) 3:2 South Carolina – Misc. 1959 (empty) 3:3 South Dakota – Misc. 1959 (empty) 3:4 Tennessee – Misc. 1959 3:5 Texas – Misc. 1959 3:6 Utah – Misc. 1959 (empty) 3:7 Vermont – Misc. 1959 (empty) 3:8 Virginia – Misc. 1959 3:9 Washington D. C. – Misc. 1959 [1 of 2] 3:10 Washington D. C. – Misc. 1959 [2 of 2] 3:11 Washington (State) – Misc. 1959 3:12 West Virginia – Misc. 1959 3:13 Wisconsin – Misc. 1959 3:14 Wyoming – Misc. 1959 3:15 (Series 65 – Vice President Invitation Summary Sheets 1960) RN Invitations By Date and Category 1:1 Invitation Sheets – Hawaii – Michigan 1:2 Invitation Sheets – Minnesota – New York 1:3 Invitation Sheets – North Carolina – Wyoming 1:4 Invitation Sheets – Various States 1:5 Pre Campaign to September 20 1:6 (Series 52 – Correspondence: Invitations and Turndowns 1960) Illinois – January thru March 1960 1:1 Illinois – April thru June 1960 [1 of 2] 1:2 Illinois – April thru June 1960 [2 of 2] 1:3 Illinois – July thru September 1960 [1 of 3] 1:4 Illinois – July thru September 1960 [2 of 3] 2:1 Illinois – July thru September 1960 [3 of 3] 2:2 Illinois – October – December 1960 [1 of 2] 2:3 Illinois – October – December 1960 [2 of 2] 2:4 NG or Outdated – Illinois 2:5

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To Be Considered – Illinois 2:6 Indiana – January – June 1960 3:1 Indiana – July – December 1960 3:2 To Be Considered – Indiana 1960 3:3 Iowa – 1960 [1 of 2] 3:4 Iowa – 1960 [2 of 2] 3:5 To Be Considered – Iowa 1960 3:6 Kansas – 1960 3:7 To Be Considered – Kansas 1960 4:1 Kentucky – 1960 4:2 To Be Considered – 1960 4:3 Louisiana – 1960 4:4 To Be Considered – 1960 4:5 Maine – 1960 4:6 To Be Considered – Maine 1960 4:7 Maryland – 1960 [1 of 2] 4:8 Maryland – 1960 [2 of 2] 4:9 To Be Considered – Maryland 1960 4:10 Massachusetts – 1960 [1 of 3] 5:1 Massachusetts – 1960 [2 of 3] 5:2 Massachusetts – 1960 [3 of 3] 5:3 To Be Considered – Massachusetts 1960 5:4 Michigan – 1960 [1 of 3] 5:5 Michigan – 1960 [2 of 3] 5:6 Michigan – 1960 [3 of 3] 6:1 To Be Considered – Michigan 6:2 Minnesota – 1960 [1 of 2] 6:3 Minnesota – 1960 [2 of 2] 6:4 To Be Considered – Minnesota 1960 6:5 Mississippi – 1960 6:6 To Be Considered – Mississippi 1960 6:7 Missouri – 1960 [1 of 2] 7:1 Missouri – 1960 [2 of 2] 7:2 To Be Considered – Missouri 1960 7:3 Montana – 1960 7:4 To Be Considered – Montana 1960 7:5 Nebraska – 1960 7:6 To Be Considered – Nebraska 1960 7:7 Nevada – 1960 7:8 To Be Considered – Nevada 1960 7:9 New Hampshire – 1960 7:10 To Be Considered – New Hampshire 1960 7:11 (Series 318 – Invitations and Turndowns for Requested Appearances at Schools, Foreign Radio and Television, 1960)

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Commencements – Colleges 1960 1:1 Colleges – (Convocations, Forums, etc.) 1960 1:2 Commencements – High School 1960 (Forums, Mock Political Conventions, etc.

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Radio and TV Requests – TD 1:4 Final Week 1:5 Forum Dates 1:6 Foreign Countries 1960 1:7 (Series 53 – Invitations and Replies (Turndowns and Pending) for Requested Appearances) Invitations – Indefinite Date – 1960 – 1959 [1 of 2] 1:1 Invitations – Indefinite Date – 1960 – 1959 [2 of 2] 1:2 Invitation – Date Pending – Alabama – Montana 1:3 Invitation – Date Pending – Nebraska – Wyoming 1:4 Invitation Date File 1:5 Invitations – January 1960 2:1 Invitations – February 1960 2:2 Invitations – March 1960 2:3 Invitations – April 1960 2:4 Invitations – May 1960 2:5 Invitations – June 1960 2:6 Invitations – July 1960 3:1 Invitations – August 1960 3:2 Invitations – September 1960 3:3 Invitations – October 1960 3:4 Invitations – November 1960 3:5 Invitations – December 1960 3:6 (Series 54 – Invitations and Replies (Turndowns and Pending) for Requested Appearances 1960) Alabama 1960 1:1 To Be Considered – Alabama 1:2 Alaska – 1960 1:3 To Be Considered – Alaska 1:4 Arizona 1960 1:5 To Be Considered – Arizona 1:6 Arkansas 1960 1:7 To Be Considered – Arkansas 1:8 California – January 1960 1:9 California – February 1960 1:10

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California – March 1960 1:11 California – April 1960 [1 of 2] 2:1 California – April 1960 [2 of 2] 2:2 California – May 1960 [1 of 2] 2:3 California – May 1960 [2 of 2] 2:4 California – June 1960 2:5 California – July 1960 2:6 California – August 1960 3:1 California – September 1960 3:2 California – October 1960 [1 of 2] 3:3 California – October 1960 [2 of 2] 3:4 California – November 1960 3:5 California – December 1960 3:6 California – Indefinite Month [1 of 4] 4:1 California – Indefinite Month [2 of 4] 4:2 California – Indefinite Month [3 of 4] 4:3 California – Indefinite Month [4 of 4] 4:4 NG or Outdated – California 4:5 To Be Considered – California 5:1 Colorado – 1960 5:2 To Be Considered – Colorado 5:3 Connecticut – 1960 [1 of 2] 5:4 Connecticut – 1960 [2 of 2] 5:5 To Be Considered – Connecticut 5:6 Delaware – 1960 5:7 Florida – 1960 [1 of 6] 6:1 Florida – 1960 [2 of 6] 6:2 Florida – 1960 [3 of 6] 6:3 Florida – 1960 [4 of 6] 6:4 Florida – 1960 [5 of 6] 6:5 Florida – 1960 [6 of 6] 6:6 To Be Considered – Florida 6:7 Georgia – 1960 7:1 To Be Considered – Georgia 7:2 Hawaii – 1960 7:3 To Be Considered – Hawaii 7:4 Idaho – 1960 7:5 Illinois – 1960 7:6 New Jersey – January – June 1960 [1 of 2] 7:7 New Jersey – July – December 1960 [1 of 2] 7:8 New Jersey – January – June 1960 [2 of 2] 7:9 New Jersey – July – December 1960 [2 of 2] 8:1 To Be Considered – New Jersey 8:2 New Mexico – 1960 8:3 To Be Considered – New Mexico 8:4 New York – January – February 1960 [1 of 3] 8:5

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New York – January – February 1960 [2 of 3] 8:6 New York – January – February 1960 [3 of 3] 8:7 New York – March – April 1960 [1 of 2] 9:1 New York – March – April 1960 [2 of 2] 9:2 New York – May – June 1960 [1 of 4] 9:3 New York – May – June 1960 [3 of 4] 9:4 New York – May – June 1960 [2 of 4] 9:5 New York – May – June 1960 [4 of 4] 10:1 New York – July – August 1960 10:2 New York – September – October 1960 [1 of 4] 10:3 New York – September – October 1960 [2 of 4] 10:4 New York – September – October 1960 [3 of 4] 10:5 New York – September – October 1960 [4 of 4] 10:6 New York – November – December 1960 11:1 NG or Outdated – New York 11:2 To Be Considered – New York 11:3 North Carolina – 1960 [1 of 2] 11:4 North Carolina – 1960 [2 of 2] 11:5 To Be Considered – North Carolina 11:6 North Dakota – 1960 11:7 To Be Considered – North Dakota 11:8 Ohio – January – June 1960 [1 of 2] 11:9 Ohio – January – June 1960 [2 of 2] 12:1 Ohio – July – December 1960 [1 of 3] 12:2 Ohio – July – December 1960 [2 of 3] 12:3 Ohio – July – December 1960 [3 of 3] 12:4 To Be Considered – Ohio 12:5 Oklahoma – 1960 13:1 To Be Considered – Oklahoma 13:2 Oregon – 1960 13:3 To Be Considered – Oregon 13:4 Pennsylvania – January – March 1960 [1 of 2] 13:5 Pennsylvania – January – March 1960 [2 of 2] 13:6 Pennsylvania – April – June 1960 [1 of 2] 13:7 Pennsylvania – April – June 1960 [2 of 2] 14:1 Pennsylvania – July – September 1960 14:2 Pennsylvania – October – December 1960 [1 of 3] 14:3 Pennsylvania – October – December 1960 [2 of 3] 14:4 Pennsylvania – October – December 1960 [3 of 3] 14:5 NG or Outdated – Pennsylvania 14:6 To Be Considered – Pennsylvania 14:7 Rhode Island – 1960 15:1 To Be Considered – Rhode Island 15:2 South Carolina – 1960 15:3 To Be Considered – South Carolina 15:4 South Dakota – 1960 15:5

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To Be Considered – South Dakota 15:6 Tennessee – 1960 15:7 To Be Considered – Tennessee 15:8 Texas – 1960 15:9 To Be Considered – Texas [1 of 2] 15:10 To Be Considered – Texas [2 of 2] 15:11 Utah – 1960 16:1 To Be Considered – Utah 16:2 Vermont – 1960 16:3 To Be Considered – Vermont 16:4 Virginia – 1960 [1 of 2] 16:5 Virginia – 1960 [2 of 2] 16:6 To Be Considered – Virginia 16:7 Washington D.C. – January 1960 [1 of 2] 16:8 Washington D.C. – January 1960 [2 of 2] 16:9 Washington D.C. – February 1960 17:1 Washington D.C. – March 1960 [1 of 3] 17:2 Washington D.C. – March 1960 [2 of 3] 17:3 Washington D.C. – March 1960 [3 of 3] 17:4 Washington D.C. – April 1960 [1 of 2] 17:5 Washington D.C. – April 1960 [2 of 2] 17:6 Washington D.C. – May 1960 18:1 Washington D.C. – June 1960 18:2 Washington D.C. – July 1960 18:3 Washington D.C. – August 1960 18:4 Washington D.C. – September 1960 18:5 Washington D.C. – October 1960 18:6 Washington D.C. – November 1960 18:7 Washington D.C. – December 1960 18:8 NG or Outdated – Washington D.C. 18:9 Washington D.C. – Indefinite Date 18:10 To Be Considered – Washington D.C. 18:11 Washington Sate – 1960 19:1 To Be Considered – Washington State 19:2 West Virginia – 1960 [1 of 2] 19:3 West Virginia – 1960 [2 of 2] 19:4 To Be Considered – West Virginia 19:5 Wisconsin – 1960 [1 of 2] 19:6 Wisconsin – 1960 [2 of 2] 19:7 To Be Considered – Wisconsin 19:8 Wyoming – 1960 19:9 To Be Considered – Wyoming 19:10 (Series 315 – Miscellaneous Engraved Invitations and Turndowns for Requested Appearances 1960)

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Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Misc. 1960 1:1 California Misc. 1960 1:2 Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware Misc. 1960 1:3 Florida Misc. 1960 1:4 Georgia, Idaho, Hawaii, Misc. 1960 (empty) 1:5 Illinois, Indiana Misc. 1960 1:6 Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky Misc. 1960 1:7 Louisiana, Maine, Maryland Misc. 1960 1:8 Massachusetts, Minnesota, Misc. 1960 1:9 Mississippi, Missouri, Montana Misc. 1960 1:10 Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, Misc. 1960 2:1 New Jersey, New Mexico, Misc. 1960 2:2 New York Misc. 1960 2:3 North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Misc. 1960 2:4 Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Misc. 1960 2:5 Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Misc. 1960 2:6 Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia Misc. 1960 2:7 Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming Misc. 1960 2:8 Washington D.C. Misc. 1960 2:9 (Series 233 – Invitations and Turndowns for Requested Appearances 1961 (excluding California) ) Alabama – Invites TD – 1961 1:1 Alaska – Invites TD – 1961 1:2 Arizona – Invitations TD 1961 1:3 Arkansas – Invitations TD 1961 1:4 Colorado – Invitations TD 1961 1:5 Connecticut – Invitations TD 1961 1:6 Delaware – Invitations TD 1961 1:7 District of Columbia – Invitations TD 1961 [1 of 2] 1:8 District of Columbia – Invitations TD 1961 [2 of 2] 1:9 Florida – Invitations TD 1961 1:10 Georgia – Invitations TD 1961 1:11 Hawaii – Invitations TD 1961 1:12 Idaho – Invitations TD 1961 1:13 Illinois – Invitations TD 1961 [1 of 2] 2:1 Illinois – Invitations TD 1961 [2 of 2] 2:2 Indiana – Invitations TD 1961 2:3 Iowa – Invitations TD 1961 2:4 Kansas – Invitations TD 1961 2:5 Kentucky – Invitations TD 1961 2:6 Louisiana – Invitations TD 1961 2:7 Maine – Invitations TD 1961 3:1

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Maryland – Invitations TD 1961 3:2 Massachusetts – Invitations TD 1961 3:3 Michigan – Invitations TD 1961 3:4 Minnesota – Invitations TD 1961 3:5 Mississippi – Invitations TD 1961 3:6 Missouri – Invitations TD 1961 3:7 Montana – Invitations TD 1961 3:8 Nebraska – Invitations TD 1961 3:9 Nevada – Invitations TD 1961 3:10 New Hampshire – Invitations TD 1961 3:11 New Jersey – Invitations TD 1961 3:12 New Mexico – Invitations TD 1961 3:13 New York – Invitations TD 1961 [1 of 2] 4:1 New York – Invitations TD 1961 [2 of 2] 4:2 Pennsylvania – Invitations TD 1961 4:3 Ohio – Invitations TD 1961 4:4 North Carolina – Invitations TD 1961 4:5 North Dakota – Invitations TD 1961 4:6 Oklahoma – Invitations TD 1961 4:7 Oregon – Invitations TD 1961 4:8 Rhode Island – Invitations TD 1961 4:9 South Carolina – Invitations TD 1961 4:10 South Dakota – Invitations TD 1961 4:11 Tennessee – Invitations TD 1961 5:1 Texas – Invitations TD 1961 5:2 Utah – Invitations TD 1961 5:3 Vermont – Invitations TD 1961 5:4 Virginia – Invitations TD 1961 5:5 Washington – Invitations TD 1961 5:6 Wisconsin – Invitations TD 1961 5:7 West Virginia – Invitations TD 1961 5:8 (Series 311 – Invitations and Turndowns for Requested Appearances in California, 1961) California – January – April 1961 [1 of 5] 1:1 California – January – April 1961 [2 of 5] 1:2 California – January – April 1961 [3 of 5] 1:3 California – January – April 1961 [4 of 5] 1:4 California – January – April 1961 [5 of 5] 1:5 California – March 1961 [1 of 2] 1:6 California – March 1961 [2 of 2] 1:7 California – May 1961 [1 of 2] 1:8 California – May 1961 [2 of 2] 1:9 California – June 1961 [1 of 3] 2:1 California – June 1961 [2 of 3] 2:2

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California – June 1961 [3 of 3] 2:3 California – July 1961 2:4 California – August 1961 2:5 California – September 1961 [1 of 3] 2:6 California – September 1961 [2 of 3] 2:7 California – September 1961 [3 of 3] 2:8 California – October 1961 [1 of 3] 3:1 California – October 1961 [2 of 3] 3:2 California – October 1961 [3 of 3] 3:3 California – November 1961 [2 of 2] 3:4 California – December 1961 [1 of 2] 3:5 California – December 1961 [2 of 2] 3:6 California – November 1961 [1 of 2] 3:7 (Series 310 – California Invitations Turndowns and Pending Schools and Indefinite Dates) California – University/College TD – Invitations 1961 1:1 California – RN Turndowns 1961 [1 of 2] 1:2 California – RN Turndowns 1961 [2 of 2] 1:3 California – Invitations (Future, Anytime) TD – 1961 1:4 (Series 218 – Turndowns of Non-Speaking Invitations, October 1963- December 1964) Social and other Non Speaking TD’s - Oct – Dec. 1963 1:1 TD – Non Speaking Invitations Jan – March 1964 1:2 TD – Non Speaking Invitations April – June 1963 [1 of 3] 1:3 TD – Non Speaking Invitations April – June 1964 [2 of 3] 1:4 TD – Non Speaking Invitations April – June 1964 [3 of 3] 1:5 TD – Non Speaking Invitations July – Sept. 1964 1:6 TD – Non Speaking Invitations Oct. – Dec. 1964 1:7 (Series 217 – 1965 Appearances and Trips – January-July, 1965) Appearance File: January 10, 1965 Florida (Key Biscayne) 1:1 Appearance File: January 1965 – Engagements Other Than Speaking 1:2 Appearance File: January 21-22, 1965 Minneapolis/Chicago 1:3 Appearance File: January 23, 1965 – Washington, D.C. – Alfalfa Club Dinner (1 of 4)

1:4

Appearance File: January 23, 1965 – Washington, D.C. – Alfalfa Club Dinner (2 of 4)

1:5

Appearance File: January 23, 1965 – Washington, D. C. – Alfalfa Club Dinner (3 of 4)

1:6

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Appearance File: January 23, 1965 – Washington D.C. – Alfalfa Club Dinner (4 of 4)

1:7

Appearance File: 1965 Appearances, Trips, Index 2:1 Appearance File: January 26, 1965 New York City, Luncheon Sales Executive Club of New York

2:2

Appearance File: January 27, 1965 New York City – Lunch, Editors of Time

2:3

Appearance File: January 28, 1965 New York City – Women’s National Republican Club “National Council”

2:4

February 1965 – Engagements Other than Speaking 2:5 Appearance File: February 10, 1965 Philadelphia, Pa. – Republican Fund Raising Dinner

2:6

Appearance File: February 11-17, 1965 Los Angeles – Misc. 2:7 Appearance File: February 11, 1965 Los Angeles, Ca. – Lincoln Club

2:8

Appearance File: February 19-22, 1965 Augusta, Georgia 2:9 Appearance File: February 24, 1965 Washington, D.C. – C&M Party for Jerry Ford

2:10

Appearance File: February 25, 1965 Chicago, Ill. – Lincoln Fund Raising Dinner (Conrad Hilton)

2:11

March 1965 – Engagements Other Than Speaking 2:12 Appearance File: March 2, 1965 - Diebold Dinner 2:13 Appearance File: March 4, 1965 Trenton N.J. – Web Todd – Finance Meeting

2:14

Appearance File: March 8, 1965 Washington, D.C. 2:15 Appearance File: March 9, 1965 New York City Dutch Treat Club (Luncheon Speech)

2:16

Appearance File: March 10, 1965 Washington, D.C. – Republican Coordinating Committee (First Meeting)

2:17

Appearance File: March 18, 1965 New York City – Dinner in Honor of RN (Metropolitan Club)

2:18

Appearance File: March 25-26, 1965 Charleston, S.C. Investors Meeting

2:19

Appearance File: March 27-28, 1965 Palm Beach, Florida 2:20 Appearance File: March 29, 1965 Palm Beach, Florida – Boosters Meeting

2:21

April 1965 – Engagements Other Than Speaking 2:22 Appearance File: April 1, 1965 Washington, D.C. – Republican Women’s Conference Keynote Address

2:23

April 2, 1965 – San Francisco - Commonwealth Club 3:1 April 4, 1965 – San Diego, CA - Dedication – Copley Center- Scripps Clinic

3:2

April 8, 1965 - Press Coverage of RN’s Visit to Finland 3:3 April 14, 1965 – Phoenix, AZ - Fund Raising Testimonial for Senator Goldwater

3:4

April 14, 1965 – Tucson, AZ – Dedicate Library to Dick Ports 3:5

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(University of Arizona) April 15, 1965 – New York City Public Affairs Conference – National Industrial Conf. Board (1 of 2)

3:6

April 15, 1965 – New York City Public Affairs Conference – National Industrial Conf. Board (2 of 2)

3:7

April 22, 1965 – New York City Princeton Club (Off the Record) 3:8 April 24-25, 1965 – Jenkintown, PA Family to “Glencairn” 3:9 April 28, 1965 - New York City Luncheon for RN – Given by Don Kendall

3:10

April 28, 1965 – Washington D.C. – Senatorial Campaign Committee Fund Raising Dinner (Honor – Dirksen)

3:11

April 28, 1965 – Washington D.C. ECO Group 3:12 May 1, 1965 - Hot Springs, Ark. – Fund Raising (Republican Party) 3:13 April 6-11, 1965 – Trip Abroad – Finland/Geneva/London 3:14 June 1, 1965 – Washington, D.C. – Republican Coordinating Committee Meetings

4:1

June 3, 1965 – Huntington, L.I. – Suffolk County Republican Fund Raising Dinner

4:2

June 4, 1965- Boston, Mass. – Testimonial Fund Raising Dinner for Lt. Gov. Elliott Richardson

4:3

June 19-July 2, 1965 – Vacation 4:4 May 3, 1965 – New York City – National Board Meeting Boys Club of America

4:5

May 4, 1965 – New York City – Boosters Luncheon Club Meeting 4:6 May 7, 1965 – Pittsburg, PA – National YMCA Convention Speech 4:7 May 2, 1965 – Nashville, TN – Boy’s Club 4:8 May 8-9, 1965 – North Carolina – Winston-Salem/Greensboro 4:9 May 12-13, 1965 – Miami Beach – Boy’s Club of America National Convention

4:10

May 19, 1965 - Minneapolis Boosters Meeting – Canceled 4:11 May 20, 1965, - Lincoln, Nebraska – Fund Raising Dinner – Senator C. Curtis

4:12

May 21, 1965 – Firm Outing Knoll Golf Club 4:13 May 22-23, 1965 – Pine Valley (Weekend With Blough’s) 4:14 May 25-26, 1965 – Southampton, L.I. – National (Hoyt Ammidon) 4:15 May 27-28, 1965 – Washington Trip 4:16 Series III: Trip Files Subseries A: 1953 Trip to Asia and the Far East

(Series 364 - Briefing materials, schedules, maps, Nixon's statements, correspondence. September 1953- January 1954.)

Afghanistan 1:1

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Austria [1 of 4] 1:2 Australia [2 of 4] 1:3 Australia [3 of 4] 1:4 Australia [4 of 4] 1:5 Ceylon 1:6 Formosa [1/4] 2:1 Formosa [2/4] 2:2 Formosa [3/4] 2:3 Formosa [4/4] 2:4 Hawaii [1/3] 2:5 Hawaii [2/3] 2:6 Hawaii [3/3] 2:7 Indo-China [1 of 3] 3:1 Indo-China [2 of 3] 3:2 Indo-China [3 of 3] 3:3 Hong Kong [1 of 2] 3:4 Hong Kong [2 of 2] 3:5 Iran 3:6 India [1 of 4] 4:1 India [2 of 4] 4:2 India [3 of 4] 4:3 India [4 of 4] 4:4 Japan [1 of 5] 4:5 Japan [2 of 5] 5:1 Japan [3 of 5] 5:2 Japan [4 of 5] 5:3 Japan [5 of 5] 5:4 Pakistan [1 of 3] 5:5 Pakistan [2 of 3] 5:6 Pakistan [3 of 3] 5:7

(Series 365 - Background materials, correspondence, photographs. September 1953 - February, 1954.)

Stevenson, Adlai – Look Magazine Articles and Chicago Speech

1:1

Schedule 1:2 Reading Materials 1:3 U.S.I.A. 1:4 The Vice President 1:5 San Francisco 1:6 State Department 1:7 Briefing Book on Ceylon 1:8 Briefing Book on Pakistan 1:9 Briefing Book on India 1:10 Briefing Book on Afghanistan 1:11

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Briefing Book on Australia and New Zealand 1:12 Shots 1:13 U.N. Reception – New York 1:14 Suggested Activities 1:15 Afghanastan 2:1 Australia 2:2 Burma 2:3 Ceylon 2:4 Formosa 2:5 Hong Kong 2:6 India 2:7 Indochina 2:8 Indonesia 2:9 Iran 2:10 Japan 2:11 Korea 2:12 Malaya 2:13 Manila 2:14 New Zealand and Australia 2:15 New Zealand 2:16 Okinawa 2:17 Pakistan 2:18 Thailand 2:19 Tripoli and Bermuda 2:20 Hawaii 2:21 San Francisco 2:22 Return to Washington 12/14/53 2:23 Plane Crew 2:24 Miscellaneous 2:25 Comments on Radio-TV Report [1 of 5] 3:1 Comments on Radio-TV Report [2 of 5] 3:2 Comments on Radio-TV Report [3 of 5] 3:3 Comments on Radio-TV Report [4 of 5] 3:4 Comments on Radio-TV Report [5 of 5] 3:5

(Series 366 - Schedules, maps, personnel lists, notes, statements, correspondence. October – December 1953.)

Trip – Insurance 1:1 Trip – Itinerary 1:2 Trip to Far East – Junior Chamber of Commerce 1:3 Moral Rearmament 1:4 Newspapers Trip to Far East – Offers of Assistance 1:5 Trip to Far East – 1953- Overseas Chinese 1:6 Trip to Far East – Maps 1:7 Trip to Far East – Press 1:8

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Trip to Far East – Press Conference – September 17th 1:9 Trip to Far East – Personnel 1:10 Trip to Far East – Press Dispatches 1:11 Newspapers Trip to Far East – Press Coverage 1:12 Australia 1:13 Afghanistan 1:14 Burma I 1:15 Burma II 1:16 Burma III 1:17 Burma IV 1:18 Hawaii 2:1 Hong Kong 2:2 India 2:3 Indo-China 2:4 Indonesia I 2:5 Indonesia II 2:6 Indonesia III 2:7 Indonesia IV 2:8 Iran I 2:9 Iran II 2:10 Iran III 2:11 Iran IV 2:12 Newspapers Japan 2:13 Korea I 2:13 Korea II 2:14 Korea III 2:15 Korea IV 2:16 Libya 3:1 Malaya I 3:2 Malaya II 3:3 Malaya III 3:4 Malaya IV 3:5 New Zealand I 3:4 New Zealand II 3:5 New Zealand III 3:6 New Zealand IV 3:7 Okinawa 4:1 Pakistan 4:2 The Philippines I 4:3 The Philippines II 4:4 The Philippines III 4:5 The Philippines IV 4:6 Taiwan 4:7 Thailand I 4:8 Thailand II 4:9 Thailand III 4:10

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Thailand IV 4:11 (Series 370 - USIS copies of arrival remarks, radio talks, and speeches made by Nixon during trip. October-December 1953. )

Remarks by RN – Afghanistan 1953 1:1 Remarks by RN – Australia 1953 1:2 Remarks by RN – Burma 1953 1:3 Remarks by RN – Ceylon 1953 1:4 Remarks by RN – Formosa 1953 1:5 Remarks by RN – India 1953 1:6 Remarks by RN – Hawaii 1953 1:7 Remarks by RN – Indo-China 1:8 Remarks by RN – Indonesia 1953 1:9 Remarks by RN – Iran 1953 1:10 Remarks by RN – Korea 1953 1:11 Remarks by RN – Malaya-Singapore 1953 1:12 Remarks by RN – Pakistan 1953 1:13 Remarks by RN – Thailand 1953 1:14 Remarks by RN – New Zealand 1953 1:15

(Series 378 - Nixon's handwritten notes, briefings, reports, itineraries, staff memos, financial records, correspondence. October 1953-July 1954)

Far East Trip – 1953 Bermuda 1:1 Far East Trip – Clothing 1:2 Far East Trip – 1953 China-Burma-India Veterans 1:3 Far East Trip – 1953 Briefings and Reports 1:4 Trip to Far East – General [1 of 2] 1:5 Trip to Far East – General [2 of 2] 1:6 Unlabeled Folder 1:7 Far East Trip – 1953 – Financial Matters 1:8 Far East Trip – 1953 – Arrival, Washington, D.C. (12-14-53)

1:9

Far East Trip – 1953 – Departure, Washington, D.C. (10-6-53)

1:10

Vice President’s Tour of the Far East 1:11 Far East Trip – 1953 – Autographed Photos 1:12 Far East Trip – 1953 – Foreign Operations Administration

1:13

Export – Import Bank Activities 1:14 Department of State Bulletin 1:15 Far East Trip – 1953 – RN’s Handwritten Notes 1:16

(Series 363 - Letters received - favorable comments and acknowledgements.)

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Cities Visited by the Vice President in 1952, 54, 56 & 58 Campaigns [1/3]

1:1

Cities Visited by the Vice President in 1952, 54,56 & 58 Campaigns [2/3]

1:2

Cities Visited by the Vice President in 1952, 54, 56 and 58 Campaigns [3/3]

1:3

Far East Trip, 1953 – Miscellaneous Letters [1/3] 1:4 Far East Trip, 1953 – Favorable Comments & General Letters

1:5

Far East Trip, 1953 – Miscellaneous Letters [2/3] 1:6 Far East Trip, 1953 – Miscellaneous Letters [3/3] 1:7

(Series 369 - Souvenir booklets, invitations, programs and menus. Hand- written notes, transcript, and correspondence regarding Nixon's December 23, 1953 television and radio report on trip. October-December 1953.)

Booklets (1 of 2) 1:1 Booklets (2 of 2) 1:2 Tour Logs 1:3 Memos 1:4 Trip-December 23, 1953 Television and Radio Reports 1:5

(Series 368 - Copies of a world map marking trip flight course, bank statement and cancelled checks for trip finances.)

Maps 1:1 Preservation issue Trip Finances

1:2

(Series 346 - Miscellaneous photographs of Far Eastern trips)

Miscellaneous Photographs of Far Eastern Trips 1:1 Pictures – RN and Mrs. RN 1:2 Extra Travel Notes and Clippings 1:3 Newspapers 1953 Trip to Pakistan 1:4 List of Worldwide Travels 1:5 Calleo Peru Printed Material 1:6

(Series 371 - Photographs taken in Australia, Burma, and Japan (prints in Washington). October – December 1953.)

Photographs 1:1

(Series 372 - Photographs taken in Burma, Hawaii, Indochina, Indonesia, Iran, Malaya, and Thailand.)

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Trip – Hawaii – Photographs 1:1 Trip – Burma – Photographs 1:2 Trip – Indo-China – Photographs 1:3 Trip – Iran – Photographs 1:4 Trip – Malaya – Photographs 1:5 Trip – Thaliand – Photographs 1:6

(Series 375 - U.S. News clippings. October -December 1953.)

Far East Trip Editorials – Favorable Correspondence Concerning

1:1

Far East Trip, 1953 – Favorable Editorials (1 of 2) 1:2 Newspapers Far East Trip, 1953 – Favorable Editorials (2 of 2 ) 1:3 Newspapers Far East Trip, Critical Editorials 1:4 Newspapers Far East Trip, California Newspapers 1:5 Newspapers Far East Trip, Favorable Editorials 1953 (1 of 2 ) 1:6 Newspapers Far East Trip, Favorable Editorials 1953 (2 of 2) 1:7 Newspapers Far East Trip, N.Y. Herald Tribune 1:8 Newspapers Far East Trip, New York Times 1:9 Newspapers Far East Trip, Magazines 1:10 Newspapers Oakland Tribune, October – December 1953 2:1 Newspapers San Francisco Call-Bulletin October – December 1953 2:2 Newspapers San Francisco Chronicle, October – December 1953 2:3 Newspapers San Francisco Examiner, October – December 1953 2:4 Newspapers San Francisco News, October – December 1953 2:5 Newspapers Time 2:6 Newspapers Far East Trip, Washington News 2:7 Newspapers Far East Trip, Washington Post 2:8 Newspapers Far East Trip, Washington Evening Star 2:9 Newspapers Far East Trip, Herald – Washington 2:10 Newspapers Far East Trip, Miscellaneous Newspapers 2:11 Newspapers

(Series 376 - Foreign News clippings. Clipped and unclipped, some translated. October-December 1953.)

Trip – Afghanistan Clippings 1:1 Newspapers Trip – Australia Clippings (1 of 4) 1:2 Newspapers Trip – Australia Clippings (2 of 4) 1:3 Newspapers Trip – Australia Clippings (3 of 4) 1:4 Newspapers Trip – Australia Clippings (4 of 4) 1:5 Newspapers Trip – Formosa Clippings 1:6 Newspapers Trip – Hawaii Clippings (1 of 2) 1:7 Newspapers Trip – Hawaii Clippings (2 of 2) 1:8 Newspapers Trip – India Clippings (1 of 7) 1:9 Newspapers

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Trip – India Clippings (2 of 7) 1:10 Newspapers Trip – India Clippings (3 of 7) 1:11 Newspapers Trip – India Clippings (4 of 7) 2:1 Newspapers Trip – India Clippings (5 of 7) 2:2 Newspapers Trip – India Clippings (6 of 7) 2:3 Newspapers Trip – India Clippings (7 of 7) 2:4 Newspapers Trip – Hong Kong Clippings 3:1 Newspapers Trip – Indonesia Clippings 3:2 Newspapers Trip – Japan Clippings 3:3 Newspapers Trip – Korea Clippings 3:4 Newspapers Trip – Malaya Clippings 3:5 Newspapers Trip – Malaya-Singapore Clippings (1 of 3) 3:6 Newspapers Trip – Malaya-Singapore Clippings (2 of 3) 3:7 Newspapers Trip – Malaya-Singapore Clippings (3 of 3) 4:1 Newspapers Trip – New Zealand Clippings (1 of 3) 4:2 Newspapers Trip – New Zealand Clippings (2 of 3) 4:3 Newspapers Trip – New Zealand Clippings (3 of 3) 4:4 Newspapers Karachi Press Coverage – V.P. Nixon’s Tour of Far East and South Asia

4:5 Newspapers

Trip – Thailand Clippings (1 of 2) 5:1 Newspapers Trip – Thailand Clippings (2 of 2) 5:2 Newspapers Clippings from Various Other International Newspapers Concerning Nixon’s Far East Trip – 1953 (1 of 2)

5:3 Newspapers

Clippings from Various Other International Newspapers Concerning Nixon’s Far East Trip – 1953 (2 of 2)

5:4 Newspapers

(Series 379 - U.S. News clippings.)

1953 Far East: Hong Kong, Clippings in English (1 of 2) 1:1 Newspapers 1953 Far East: Hong Kong, Clippings in English (2 of 2) 1:2 Newspapers 1953 Newspapers – Australia (1 of 2) 1:3 Newspapers 1953 Newspapers – Australia (2 of 2) 1:4 Newspapers 1953 Newspapers – New Zealand (1 of 2) 1:5 Newspapers 1953 Newspapers – New Zealand 1:6 Newspapers 1953 Newspapers from Afghanistan 2:1 Newspapers 1953 Newspapers from Burma, Honolulu 2:2 Newspapers 1953 Newspapers from Formosa 2:3 Newspapers 1953 Newspapers from Indonesia 2:4 Newspapers 1953 Newspapers from India and Memoranda 2:5 Newspapers 1953 Newspapers from Japan and Summaries 2:6 Newspapers 1953 Newspapers from Korea 2:7 Newspapers 1953 Newspapers from the Philippines 2:8 Newspapers 1953 Newspapers from Vietnam 2:9 Newspapers 1953 Newspapers – Malaya and Singapore (1 of 5) 3:1 Newspapers 1953 Newspapers – Malaya and Singapore (2 of 5) 3:2 Newspapers 1953 Newspapers – Malaya and Singapore (3 of 5) 3:3 Newspapers

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1953 Newspapers – Malaya and Singapore (4 of 5) 3:4 Newspapers 1953 Newspapers – Malaya and Singapore (5 of 5) 3:5 Newspapers

(Series 377)

Far East Trip 1953 Press Clippings, Two Binders 1. Prepared by U.S. Embassy in India 2. Prepared by school children (O.S. Register Box) Subseries B: 1955 Trip to Central America and the Caribbean

(Series 361 - Briefing materials, Nixon's statements, staff memos, general correspondence. January April 1955)

Briefing for Central American Trip – 1955 1:1 Rex Scouton Briefing Material 1:2 Favorable Comments on Trip and Report Speech 1:3 Central American Trip Inter-American Highway (1of 2) 1:4 Central American Trip Inter-American Highway (2 of 2) 1:5 Export – Import Bank Policy in Latin America 1:6 Itinerary Caribbean Trip (Office) 1:7 Coffee Prices – Comments on (Caribbean Trip) 1:8 Loans – Latin America (Central American Trip) 1:9 Maps – Caribbean Trip 1:10 Memos – R. Scouten, J. Sherwood (Caribbean Trip) 1:11 Miscellaneous – Central American Trip – 1955 (1of 2) 1:12 Miscellaneous – Central American Trip – 1955 (2 of 2) 1:13 Reading File 2:1 RN’s Address Before National Assembly of the Republic of Panama, Panama City

2:2

RN’s Arrival Statement at Airport, Washington, D.C. at end of Central American and Caribbean Goodwill Tour

2:3

Personnel – Caribbean Trip (Office) 2:4 Statements on Central American Trip and Report Thereon – 1955

2:5

RN’s Arrival and Departure Statements Toast – South America

2:6

Central American Trip – Publicity and Newspapers Broadcasts

2:7

Vice President’s Statement on Departure for Caribbean Trip

2:8

RN’s Press Conference in Havana, Cuba 2:9 RN’s Toast to the President of Havana, Cuba – National Palace

2:10

RN’s Statement at the American Cultural Institute in Havana, Cuba

2:11

February 14, 1955 – RN’s Conference with Guatemalan 2:12

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Labor Leaders in the American Embassy Building RN’s Arrival Statement at the International Airport, Tegucigalpa, Honduras

2:13

RN’s Statement at Honduran – American Cultural institute, Tegucigalpa, Honduras

2:14

RN’s Talk After Visiting DM National Plant at Mexico City, Mexico

2:15

RN’s Arrival Statement in San Juan, Puerto Rico 2:16 RN’s Statement at the Dedication of the New US Information Center in Panama City, Republic of Panama

2:17

March 3, 1955 RN’s Statement on Coffee 2:18 Statement on Catholic Church – Pro 2:19 Statement on Catholic Church vs. Communism (Caribbean Trip)

2:20

February 26, 1955 – RN’s Statement on Inter-American Highway

3:1

March 4, 1955 – RN’s Statement on US Financing Policy Toward Latin American

3:2

March 5, 1955 – RN’s Statement on Trade Policy in the Western Hemisphere

3:3

Sugar 3:4 United Fruit Co. 3:5 Vision Magazine 3:6 Newspapers White House Statement on Caribbean Trip (Office) 3:7

(Series 362 - Schedules, briefing materials, maps, courtesy correspondence. February-June 1955.)

Costa Rica (1 of 1) 1:1 Costa Rica (2 of 1) 1:2 Costa Rica (3 of 1) 1:3 Costa Rica (4 of 1) 1:4 Cuba (1 of 3 ) 1:5 Cuba (2 of 3) 1:6 Cuba (3 of 3) 1:7 Dominican Republic (1 of 2) 1:8 Dominican Republic (2 of 2) 1:9 El Salvador 2:1 Guatemala (1 of 4) 2:2 Guatemala (2 of 4) 2:3 Guatemala (3 of 4) 2:4 Guatemala (4 of 4) 2:5 Haiti (1 of 2) 2:6 Haiti (2 of 2) 2:7 Honduras (1 of 2) 2:8 Honduras (2 of 2) 2:9

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Mexico (1 of 3) 3:1 Mexico (2 of 3) 3:2 Mexico (3 of 3) 3:3 Nicaragua (1 of 3) 3:4 Nicaragua (2 of 3) 3:5 Nicaragua (3 of 3) 3:6 Panama (1 of 2) 3:7 Panama (2 of 2) 3:8

(Series 359 - Schedules, correspondence, maps, biographical information, brochures, clippings, some photographs. February-March 1955.)

Mr. Sherwood – Costa Rica 1:1 Congressional Insert 1:2 Materials Concerning Nixon’s Trip to Central America (1 of 3)

1:3

Materials Concerning Nixon’s Trip to Central America (2 of 3)

1:4

Materials Concerning Nixon’s Trip to Central America (3 of 3)

1:5

Miscellaneous Coverage of Central America Trip (1 of 2)

1:6 Newspapers

Miscellaneous Coverage of Central America Trip (2 of 2)

1:7 Newspapers

Statistics and Clippings Concerning the Central American Trip

1:8

Mexico 1:9 Miscellaneous Photos 1:10 Trip Clippings 1:11 Newspapers

(Series 356 - Foreign and U.S. clippings.)

Argentina 1:1 Newspapers Brazil 1:2 Newspapers Columbia (1 of 3) 1:3 Newspapers Columbia (2 of 3) 1:4 Newspapers Columbia (3 of 3) 1:5 Newspapers Costa Rica 1:6 Newspapers Cuba (1 of 4) 2:1 Newspapers Cuba (2 of 4) 2:2 Newspapers Cuba (3 of 4) 2:3 Newspapers Cuba (4 of 4) 2:4 Newspapers Dominican Republic (1 of 2) 2:5 Newspapers Dominican Republic (2 of 2) 2:6 Newspapers El Salvador 3:1 Newspapers Guatemala 3:2 Newspapers

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Honduras 3:3 Newspapers Haiti (1 of 3) 3:4 Newspapers Haiti (2 of 3) 3:5 Newspapers Haiti (3 of 3) 3:6 Newspapers Panama 3:7 Newspapers Paraguay 3:8 Newspapers Mexico (1 of 7) 4:1 Newspapers Mexico (2 of 7) 4:2 Newspapers Mexico (3 of 7) 4:3 Newspapers Mexico (4 of 7) 4:4 Newspapers Mexico (5 of 7) 4:5 Newspapers Mexico (6 of 7) 4:6 Newspapers Mexico (7 of 7) 4:7 Newspapers Mexico Magazines 4:8 Newspapers 1955 Central American Trip Press Clippings and Comments (O.S. Register Box)

(Series 357 - .S. press clippings arranged chronologically. February 5, 1955 - March 14,1955)

Trip Previous to Departure 1:1 Newspapers Trip Saturday, February 5 1:2 Newspapers Trip Sunday, February 6 1:3 Newspapers Trip Monday, February 7 1:4 Newspapers Trip Tuesday, February 8 1:5 Newspapers Trip Wednesday, February 9 1:6 Newspapers Trip Thursday, February 10 1:7 Newspapers Trip Friday, February 11 1:8 Newspapers Trip Saturday, February 12 1:9 Newspapers Trip Sunday, February 13 1:10 Newspapers Trip Monday, February 14 1:11 Newspapers Trip Tuesday, February 15 1:12 Newspapers Trip Wednesday, February 16 1:13 Newspapers Trip Thursday, February 17 1:14 Newspapers Trip Friday, February 18 1:15 Newspapers Trip Saturday, February 19 1:16 Newspapers Trip Sunday, February 20 1:17 Newspapers Trip Monday, February 21 1:18 Newspapers Trip Tuesday, February 22 1:19 Newspapers Trip Wednesday, February 23 1:20 Newspapers Trip Thursday, February 24 1:21 Newspapers Trip Friday, February 25 1:22 Newspapers Trip Saturday, February 26 1:23 Newspapers Trip Sunday, February 27 1:24 Newspapers Trip Monday, February 28 1:25 Newspapers Trip Tuesday, March 1 1:26 Newspapers

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Trip Wednesday, March 2 1:27 Newspapers Trip Thursday, March 3 1:28 Newspapers Trip Friday, March 4 1:29 Newspapers Trip Saturday, March 5 1:30 Newspapers Trip Sunday, March 6 1:31 Newspapers Trip Monday, March 7 1:32 Newspapers Trip Tuesday, March 8 1:33 Newspapers Trip Wednesday, March 9 1:34 Newspapers Trip Thursday, March 10 1:35 Newspapers Trip Friday, March 11 1:36 Newspapers Trip Monday, March 14 1:37 Newspapers

(Series 358 - U.S. English and Spanish press clippings - Diario Las Americas, Diario De Nuevo York, La Prensa? Christian Science Monitor, Baltimore. Sun, District of Columbia newspaper.)

Diario Las Americas 1:1 Newspapers Diario De Nuevo York 1:2 Newspapers La Prensa of New York 1:3 Newspapers Christian Science Monitor 1:4 Newspapers Chicago Papers 1:5 Newspapers Baltimore Sun 1:6 Newspapers Miscellaneous Papers 1:7 Newspapers Washington Post – Times Herald 1:8 Newspapers Washington Star 1:9 Newspapers Washington Daily News 1:10 Newspapers Subseries C: 1956 Trip to Asia and the Far East

(Series 367 - Schedules, briefings, maps, background materials, personnel lists, correspondence. June-July 1956)

Mallorca 1:1 Newspapers Cables June 30 – July 11, 1956 1:2 Clippings and Congressional Record Insertions 1:3 Newspapers Philippines – Viet Nam 1:4 Miami, Florida 1:5 Los Alamitos 1:6 Wake Island 1:7 Far Eastern Press – Radio Reaction to Trip 1:8 Trip Reaction – Communist Propaganda 1:9 Critical Letters 1:10 Bermuda 1:11 Newspapers General Information 1:12 Manila – Briefings and Maps 2:1 Manila, Philippines – Schedules 2:2

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Manila – Thank You Notes 2:3 Manila – Miscellaneous [1 of 5] 2:4 Manila – Miscellaneous [2 of 5] 2:5 Manila – Miscellaneous [3 of 5] 2:6 Manila – Miscellaneous [4 of 5] 2:7 Newspapers Manila – Miscellaneous [5 of 5] 2:8 Honolulu – Schedules 2:9 Honolulu – Thank You Notes 2:10 Honolulu – Briefings, Maps 2:11 Honolulu – Miscellaneous 2:12 Taipei, Formosa 3:1 Newspapers Saigon, Vietnam – Briefings, Maps 3:2 Saigon, Vietnam – Thank You Notes 3:3 Saigon, Vietnam – Miscellaneous 3:4 Saigon, Vietnam – Schedule 3:5 Guam – Miscellaneous 3:6 Guam, July, 1956 – Briefings, Maps 3:7 Guam – Thank You Notes 3:8 Guam – Schedule 3:9 Bangkok, Thailand – July, 1956 3:10 Ankara, Turkey – Thank You Notes 4:1 Ankara, Turkey – Schedule 4:2 Ankara, Turkey – Miscellaneous [1 of 3] 4:3 Ankara, Turkey – Miscellaneous [2 of 3] 4:4 Ankara, Turkey – Miscellaneous [3 of 3] 4:5 Karachi, Pakistan – Schedules 4:6 Karachi, Pakistan – Thank You Notes 4:7 Karachi, Pakistan – Miscellaneous 4:8 Karachi, Pakistan – Briefings, Maps 4:9

(Series 373-Photographs taken in Bangkok and Vietnam. (Prints in Washington) Souvenir program, etc. from Saigon and the Philippines. June-July 1956.)

General Schedule and Philippines 1:1 Mrs. Nixon 1:2 Photos – V.P. Nixon’s Visit to Bangkok 1956 1:3 Vietnam 1956 1:4 Taipei, Thailand, Pakistan, Turkey 1:5 Miami Daily News 1:6 Newspapers General File 1:7 Official Program – 10th Anniversary Celebration of the Republic of the Philippines

1:8

Photo – Far Eastern Trip 1956 1:9 Saigon, Vietnam 1:10

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(Series 374 - U.S. and foreign clippings with some translations. Includes some photographs, briefing material, itineraries, and maps)

Ankara – July 1956 1:1 Newspapers Corregidor – July 1956 1:2 Newspapers Guam – July 1956 1:3 Newspapers Hawaii – July 1956 1:4 Newspapers Editorials, Far East Trip 1:5 Newspapers Foreign Press Clippings (1 of 2) 1:6 Newspapers Foreign Press Clippings (2 of 2) 1:7 Newspapers Taiwan (Formosa) 2:1 Newspapers Palma De Majorca, Balearic Islands 2:2 Newspapers Karachi – July 1956 2:3 Newspapers Thailand 2:4 Newspapers Turkey 2:5 Newspapers Saigon – July 1956 2:6 Newspapers News Stories (Misc.) 2:7 Newspapers The Philippines – July 1956 (1 of 2) 2:8 Newspapers The Philippines – July 1956 (2 of 2) 2:9 Newspapers

Subseries D: 1956 Austrian Trip (Series 354 - Nixon's notes, courtesy correspondence, clippings, itineraries, briefing material for the plane, material for Nixon's report after the trip.)

12/23/56 Keflavic, Iceland 1:1 12/18/56 Trip to Austria – RN’s Notes 1:2 Newspapers 12/18/56 Trip to Austria 1:3 12/22/56 Munich, Germany 1:4 12/21/56 Salzburg, Austria 1:5 [Unmarked Folder] 1:6 Hungarian Refugee Trip December ’56 Clippings [1/2] 1:7 Newspapers Hungarian Refugee Trip December ’56 Clippings [2/2] 1:8 Newspapers Unmarked Folder 1:9 Hungarian Refugee Trip, Dec. ’56 Thank You Letters 1:10 [Unmarked Folder] 2:1 Austria Trip RN’s Reading and Other Material [1/2] 2:2 [Unmarked Folder] 2:3 12/18/56 to 12/24/56 Trip to Austria Press Coverage 2:4 Newspapers [Unmarked Folder] 2:5 12/24/56 Trip to New York City & Camp Kilmer 2:6

(Series 355 - Unclipped U.S. newspapers.)

Richard Nixon 1956 Newspaper Copies 1/3 1:1

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Richard Nixon 1956 Newspaper Copies 2/3 1:2 Richard Nixon 1956 Newspaper Copies 3/3 1:3 Subseries E: 1957 Africa Trip

(Series 351 - Travel arrangements, itineraries, Secret Service reports, correspondence. Also Nixon's report to the President. February-March 1957.)

Africa Trip – Foreign Press Reactions 1:1 Africa Trip 1957 – Administration 1:2 March 1957 – Africa U.S. Delegation to Gold Coast Independence Ceremonies

1:3

State Dept. and Trip Personnel 1:4 Brazzaville/Leopoldville 1:5 Africa Trip – March 1957 Plane Crews 1:6 Air Crews 1:7 Africa Trip – Critical Comments 1:8 [Unmarked Folder] 1:9 Secret Service Report – Africa Trip 1:10 Trip of VP Nixon to Gold Coast, ,Ethiopia and Liberia 1:11 Miscellaneous – RMW 1:12 Africa Trip Report (Secret Report) 1:13 Binder: Unclassified Briefing Material on Africa and Rome for VP and Mrs. Nixon Department of State March, 1957

1:14

[Unmarked Folder] 1:15 African Trip – Miscellaneous Correspondence (1 of 6) 2:1 African Trip – Miscellaneous Correspondence (2 of 6) 2:2 African Trip – Miscellaneous Correspondence (3 of 6) 2:3 African Trip – Miscellaneous Correspondence (4 of 6) 2:4 African Trip – Miscellaneous Correspondence (5 of 6) 2:5 African Trip – Miscellaneous Correspondence (6 of 6) 2:6 African Trip – Favorable Comments – 1957 2:7 African Trip – Miscellaneous Shellback Memberships 2:8 African Trip – Newspapers in Arabic 2:9 Newspapers

(Series 352 - Schedules, statements, briefings, correspondence. March-May 1957)

Ethiopia – Schedules, Speeches, Statements 1:1 Ethiopia – Briefings and Maps 1:2 Ethiopia – Miscellaneous 1:3 Ethiopia – Thank You Notes 1:4 Ghana – Miscellaneous 1:5 Ghana – Briefing and Maps 1:6

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Ghana – Schedules, Speeches, Statements 1:7 Italy – Thank You Notes 1:8 Newspapers Italy – Schedules, Speeches, Statements 1:9 Italy – Miscellaneous 1:10 Newspapers Liberia – Schedules, Speeches, Statements 2:1 Liberia – Thank You Notes 2:2 Liberia – Miscellaneous [1/2] 2:3 Liberia – Miscellaneous [2/2] 2:4 Liberia – Miscellaneous 2:5 Libya – Schedules, Speeches, Statements 2:6 Libya – Briefings and Maps 2:7 Libya – Thank You Notes 2:8 Libya – Miscellaneous 2:9 Morocco – Schedules, Speeches, Statements 2:10 Morocco – Miscellaneous 2:11 Morocco – Briefings and Maps 2:12 Morocco – Thank You Notes 2:13 Sudan – Schedules, Speeches, and Statements 3:1 Sudan – Thank You Notes 3:2 Sudan – Briefings and Maps 3:3 Sudan – Miscellaneous 3:4 Tunisia – Schedules, Speeches, and Statements 3:5 Tunisia – Briefings and Maps 3:6 Tunisia – Thank You Notes 3:7 Tunisia – Miscellaneous 3:8 Tunisia – Miscellaneous 3:9 Uganda – Briefings and Maps 3:10 Uganda – Schedules, Speeches, and Statements 3:11 Uganda – Thank You Notes 3:12

(Series 350 - Invitations, program, menus, correspondence.) Africa Trip – Programs, Menus, and Souvenirs, etc. (1 of 6)

1:1

Africa Trip – Programs, Menus, and Souvenirs, etc. (2 of 6)

1:2

Africa Trip – Programs, Menus, and Souvenirs, etc. (3 of 6)

1:3

Africa Trip – Programs, Menus, and Souvenirs, etc. (4 of 6)

1:4

Africa Trip – Programs, Menus, and Souvenirs, etc (5 of 6)

1:5

Africa Trip – Programs, Menus, and Souvenirs, etc. (6 of 6)

1:6

(Series 348 - Photographs - Ethiopia, Ghana, Liberia, Morocco, Italy,

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Tripoli, Tunisia, Uganda.) Ethiopia #1 1:1 Ethiopia #2 1:2 Ethiopia and Ghana 1:3 Italy #1 1:4 Italy #2 1:5 Italy #3 1:6 Italy #4 1:7 Liberia, March 1957 1:8 Morocco, March 1957 1:9 Tripoli, March 1957 1:10 Tunisia, March 1957 1:11 Uganda, March 1957 1:12

(Series 349 - U.S. and foreign press clippings.) Africa Trip - Critical Clippings Box 1 of 3 1:1 Columnists and Editorials Box 1 of 3 1:2 Africa Series 349 Box 1 of 3 1:3 March 1957 – Africa Trip – Italy Newspaper Clippings (By Date) 1 of 2 Series 349 Box 1 of 3

1:4

March 1957 – Africa Trip – Italy Newspaper Clippings (By Date) 2 of 2 Series 349 Box 1 of 3

1:5

Prior to Trip and Departure Series 349 Box 1 of 3 1:6 Africa Trip – Ghana, March 1957 1:7 March 1957 – Africa Trip – Kenya – Newspaper Clippings by date Series 349 Box 1 of 3

1:8

March 1957 – Africa Trip Press Detail 2:1 Misc. Items About Africa 2:2 Africa Trip Clippings 1 of 3 2:3 Africa Trip Clippings 2 of 3 2:4 Africa Trip Clippings 3 of 3 2:5 March 1967 – Africa Trip “Nixon Sees New Africa” – Magazine Ebony

3:1

Africa Trip – March 1957 Rome Clippings 3:2 March 1957 – Africa Trip – Morocco Newspaper Clippings (by Date)

3:3

March 1957 – Africa Trip – Morocco Newspaper Clippings (by Date) Con’t

3:4

March 1957 – Africa Trip – Uganda Newspaper Clippings (by Date)

3:5

March 1957 – Africa Trip – Tunisia Newspaper Clippings (by Date)

3:6

1957 – Africa Trip – Tunisia USIS Comments 3:7 March 1957 – Africa Trip – Tanganyika Territory 3:8

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Newspaper Clippings (by Date) March 1957 – Africa Trip – NY Herald Tribune – European March 16-19

3:9

(Series 353 - Unclipped U.S. and African newspapers.)

Ebony Magazine 1:1 Unclipped Newspapers 1 of 4 1:2 Unclipped Newspapers 2 of 4 1:3 Unclipped Newspapers 3 of 4 1:4 Unclipped Newspapers 4 of 4 1:5 Subseries F: 1958 South American Trip

(Series 390 - Correspondence, briefing materials, press releases.) Congressional Record – Items Concerning South American Trip

1:1

South American Trip – Caracas Incident 1:2 Agriculture 1:3 Becker Statements 1:4 South American Trip – Airport Reception 1:5 Coffee 1:6 South American Trip Coverage 1:7 South American Trip – Generous Comments (1 of 2) 1:8 South American Trip – Generous Comments (2 of 2) 1:9 Congressional Record – Items Concerning South American Trip Acknowledged

1:10

Latin American and German Editorials 1:11 South American Trip – List of Articles Presented and Disposition of Same

1:12

South American Trip – Insurance Policies 1:13 ICA Briefings 1:14 Loose Materials (1 of 3) 2:1 Loose Materials (2 of 3) 2:2 Loose Materials (3 of 3) 2:3 South American Trip Miscellaneous (1 of 2) 2:4 South American Trip Miscellaneous (2 of 2) 2:5 South American Trip – Buenos Aires Newspaper Clippings

2:6

South American Trip – Press 3:1 Statement of Dr. William Manger of OAS 3:2 South American Trip – San Marcos Trip 3:3 South American Trip – Releases Before Departure, Arrivals Statements

3:4

South American Trip – Record of Conversations 3:5

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South American Trip – Reaction from Foreign Countries, not Latin America

3:6

USIA Booklet “To Hear the Truth” 3:7 South American Trip – USIA 3:8 Trinidad 3:9 South American Trip – Staff 3:10 Caracas Press Kit 3:11 South American Trip – Misc. Thank You Notes 3:12 South American Trip – Reaction General 3:13 South American Trip – Suggestions 3:14 South American Trip – La Paz, Bolivia 3:15 South American Trip – Buenos Aires 3:16 South American Trip – Reaction from Latin American Countries not Visited

3:17

(Series 392 - Itinerary, Latin American magazines, some photos of both Vice President and Mrs. Nixon. Schedules, programs, and briefing materials included. April-May, 1958.)

South America – April, May 1958 (1 of 2) 1:1 South America – April, May 1958 (2 of 2) 1:2 Consolidated Schedules 1:3 Peruvian Times 1:4 Peruvian Yearbook 1956-1957 1:5

(Series 397 - State Department papers, reports, memos of conversations, correspondence, dispatches. April-May 1958.)

Asuncion, Paraguay – Report and Conversations 1:1 Bogotá, Columbia – Report and Conversations 1:2 Buenos Aires, Argentina – Report and Conversations 1:3 Caracas, Venezuela – Report and Conversations 1:4 La Paz, Bolivia – Report and Conversations 1:5 Lima, Peru – Reports and Conversations 1:6 South American Trip 1:7 Montevideo, Uruguay – Report and Conversations 1:8 Quito, Ecuador – Report and Conversations 1:9 State Docs – Trip 1:10

(Series 400 - Program schedules for individual events with some briefing material attached. April-May 1958.)

Argentina 1:1 Bolivia 1:2 Colombia 1:3 Ecuador 1:4

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Paraguay 1:5 Peru 1:6 Uruguay 1:7 Venezuela 1:8

(Series 401 - Schedules, maps, statements, briefing material, correspondence, moments. April-June 1958.)

Argentina – Maps and Schedules 1:1 Argentina – Background Information 1:2 Argentina – Statements by RN 1:3 Argentina – Information Kit 1:4 Argentina – Misc. Correspondence 2:1 Argentina – Misc. Calling Cards 2:2 Argentina – PN Correspondence 2:3 Argentina – Acknowledgements by RN & PN (1 of 2) 2:4 Argentina – Acknowledgements by RN & PN (2 of 2) 2:5 Bolivia – Background Information 2:6 Bolivia – Statements by RN 2:7 Bolivia – Maps and Schedules 2:8 Bolivia – Misc. Correspondence 3:1 Bolivia – Thank You Letters 3:2 Bolivia – Reports 3:3 Bolivia – Background Information 3:4 Colombia – Correspondence – PN 3:5 Colombia – Statements by RN 3:6 Colombia – Misc. Correspondence 3:7 Colombia – Thank You Letters (1 of 2) 3:8 Colombia – Thank You Letters (2 of 2) 3:9 Colombia – Maps and Schedules 3:10 Ecuador – Maps and Schedules (1 of 2) 4:1 Ecuador – Maps and Schedules (2 of 2) 4:2 Ecuador – Background Information (1 of 3) 4:3 Ecuador – Background Information (2 of 3) 4:4 Ecuador – Background Information (3 of 3) 4:5 Ecuador – Statements by RN 4:6 Ecuador – Thank You Letters (1 of 3) 5:1 Ecuador – Thank You Letters (2 of 3) 5:2 Ecuador – Thank You Letters (3 of 3) 5:3 Ecuador – Misc. Correspondence 5:4 Paraguay – Maps and Schedules (1 of 2) 6:1 Paraguay – Maps and Schedules (2 of 2) 6:2 Paraguay – Background Information 6:3 Paraguay – Thank You Letters 6:4 Paraguay – Statements by RN 6:5 Paraguay – Misc. Correspondence 6:6

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Puerto Rico – Misc. Correspondence 7:1 Puerto Rico – Thank You Letters 7:2 Peru – Background Information (1 of 2) 7:3 Peru – Background Information (2 of 2) 7:4 Peru – Misc. Correspondence 7:5 Peru – Maps and Schedules 7:6 Peru – Statements by RN 7:7 Peru – Thank You Letters (1 of 3) 7:8 Peru – Thank You Letters (2 of 3) 7:9 Peru – Thank You Letters (3 of 3) 7:10 Uruguay – Background Information (1 of 2) 8:1 Uruguay – Background Information (2 of 2) 8:2 Uruguay - Thank You Letters (1 of 3) 8:3 Uruguay – Thank You Letters (2 of 3) 8:4 Uruguay – Thank You Letters (3 of 3) 8:5 Uruguay – Misc. Correspondence 8:6 Uruguay – Maps and Schedules 8:7 Uruguay – Statements by RN 8:8 Venezuela – Background Information 9:1 Venezuela – Statements by RN 9:2 Venezuela – Maps and Schedules #1 9:3 Venezuela – Maps and Schedules #2 9:4 Venezuela – Misc. Correspondence #1 9:5 Venezuela – Misc. Correspondence #2 9:6 Venezuela – Thank You Letters 9:7 RN Memos 10:1 Latin America – Programs, RN Recommendations 10:2 Material on Statements 10:3 Itinerary 10:4 Press- General 10:5 Press & Pub. – General Bill Key 10:6 Adm. Details – Shorts, Baggage, Passports 10:7 Misc. and Circulars 10:8 AF ops Order 10:9 Briefings 10:10 Gifts 10:11 Special RN Presentations 10:12 Clothing and Weather 10:13 Secret Service 10:14 Voluntary Agencies 10:15 Inter American Defense 10:16 Smathers Speech 10:17 Delegation and Personnel 10:18 Int. Briefing 10:19 Invitations – Countries not on Itin. 10:20 Letters Sent to State 10:21

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(Series 388 - Congratulatory correspondence concerning South American Trip incidents.)

South American Trip 1958 1:1 List of Names 1:2 “A” 1:3 “B” 1:4 “C” 1:5 “D” 1:6 “E” 1:7 “F” 1:8 “G” 1:9 “H” 1:10 “I” 1:11 “J” 1:12 “K” 1:13

“L” 2:1 “M” 2:2 “N” 2:3 “O” 2:4 “P” 2:5 “Q” 2:6 “R” 2:7 “S” 2:8 “T” 2:9 “U” 2:10 “V” 2:11 “W” 2:12 “X – Y” 2:13 “Z” 2:14

(Series 387 - Correspondence: congratulations, thank you letters, acknowledgements. June-July,1958.)

Incomplete Addresses or No Answer for Some Reason 1:1 Sent Card 1:2 Thanks for Photo, Card 1:3

(Series 389 - Press Coverage - U.S. and abroad) Articles Good 1:1 Newspapers South American Trip – Favorable Comment 1:2 Newspapers Editorials and Other Comments 1:3 Newspapers Letters to Editors – Positive 1:4 Newspapers

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Editorials – Good (1 of 4) 1:5 Newspapers Editorials – Good (2 of 4) 1:6 Newspapers Editorials – Good (3 of 4) 1:7 Newspapers Editorials – Good (4 of 4) 1:8 Newspapers Foreign Press Comment 2:1 South American Trip – Comments by Democrats 2:2 Newspapers South American Trip – Senate Hearings 2:3 Newspapers South American Trip – Hostile Comments 2:4 South American Trip – Misc. Comments (1 of 3) 2:5 Newspapers South American Trip – Public Opinion Polls 2:6 Newspapers Comments on Milton Eisenhower’s Trip 2:7 Newspapers Letters to the Editorials – Negative 2:8 Newspapers South American Trip – Misc. Comments (2 of 3) 2:9 Newspapers South American Trip – Misc. Comments (3 of 3) 2:10 Newspapers

(Series 340 - U.S. Press clippings.) South American Trip – Lima (1 of 2) 1:1 Newspapers South American Trip – Lima (2 of 2) 1:2 Newspapers South American Trip – Montevideo 1:3 Newspapers South American Trip – Buenos Aries (1 of 2) 1:4 Newspapers South American Trip – Buenos Aries (2 of 2) 1:5 Newspapers South American Trip – Departure 1:6 Newspapers South American Trip – Prior to Departure 1:7 Newspapers South American Trip – Asuncion 1:8 Newspapers South American Trip – Caracas 2:1 South American Trip – Return to Washington 2:2 Newspapers South American Trip – Bogota 2:3 Newspapers South American Trip – Quito 2:4 South American Trip – La Paz 2:5 Newspapers

(Series 393 - South American press clippings.)

South American Trip – Argentina Newspapers & Clippings (1 of 3)

1:1 Newspapers

South American Trip – Argentina Newspapers & Clippings (2 of 3)

1:2 Newspapers

South American Trip – Argentina Newspapers & Clippings (3 of 3)

1:3 Newspapers

South American Trip – Newspaper Clippings 1:4 Newspapers South American Trip – Bolivia Newspapers (1 of 4) 1:5 Newspapers South American Trip – Bolivia Newspapers (2 of 4) 1:6 Newspapers South American Trip – Bolivia Newspapers (3 of 4) 1:7 Newspapers South American Trip – Bolivia Newspapers (4 of 4) 1:8 Newspapers South American Trip – Columbia Newspapers and Press Releases

1:9 Newspapers

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Colombia News Clippings in Book Form. South American Trip 1958 (1 of 2)

2:1 Newspapers

Colombia News Clippings in Book Form. South American Trip 1958 (2 of 2)

2:2 Newspapers

Colombia News Clippings (1 of 2) 3:1 Colombia News Clippings (2 of 2) 3:2 Ecuador – Newspapers and Clippings South American Trip – 1958 (1 of 3)

3:3 Newspapers

Ecuador – Newspapers and Clippings South American Trip – 1958 (2 of 3)

3:4 Newspapers

Ecuador – Newspapers and Clippings South American Trip – 1958 (3 of 3)

3:5 Newspapers

Paraguay – Clippings and Press Releases South American Trip – 1958

4:1 Newspapers

Peru – Clippings and Press Releases South American Trip – 1958 (1 of 2)

4:2 Newspapers

Peru – Clippings and Press Releases South American Trip – 1958 (2 of 2)

4:3 Newspapers

Peru – Newspapers South American Trip – 1958 (1 of 3) 4:4 Newspapers Peru – Newspapers South American Trip – 1958 (2 of 3) 4:5 Newspapers Peru – Newspapers South American Trip – 1958 (3 of 3) 4:6 Newspapers USIS (1 of 10) 5:1 Newspapers USIS (2 of 10) 5:2 Newspapers USIS (3 of 10) 5:3 Newspapers USIS (4 of 10) 5:4 Newspapers USIS (5 of 10) 5:5 Newspapers USIS (6 of 10) 6:1 Newspapers USIS (7 of 10) 6:2 Newspapers USIS (8 of 10) 6:3 Newspapers USIS (9 of 10) 6:4 Newspapers USIS (10 of 10) 6:5 Newspapers Puerto Rico – Trinidad Newspapers 7:1 Newspapers Uruguay – Newspapers, South American Trip – 1958 (1 of 2)

7:2 Newspapers

Uruguay – Newspapers, South American Trip – 1958 (2 of 2)

7:3 Newspapers

Uruguay – News Clippings Compiled in Book Form – South American Trip – 1958 (1 of 2)

7:4 Newspapers

Uruguay – News Clippings Compiled in Book Form – South American Trip – 1958 (1 of 2)

7:5 Newspapers

Venezuela – Newspapers, South American Trip – 1958 (1 of 4)

8:1 Newspapers

Venezuela – Newspapers, South American Trip – 1958 (2 of 4)

8:2 Newspapers

Venezuela – Newspapers, South American Trip – 1958 (3 of 4)

8:3 Newspapers

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Venezuela – Newspapers, South American Trip – 1958 (4 of 4)

8:4 Newspapers

(Series 395 - Clippings and releases.)

News Articles 1:1 Newspapers News Clippings 1:2 Newspapers USIS (1 of 8) 1:3 Newspapers USIS (2 of 8) 1:4 Newspapers USIS (3 of 8) 1:5 Newspapers USIS (4 of 8) 2:1 Newspapers USIS (5 of 8) 2:2 Newspapers USIS (6 of 8) 2:3 Newspapers USIS (7 of 8) 2:4 Newspapers USIS (8 of 8) 2:5 Newspapers USIS – South American Tour of Vice President and Mrs. Nixon April, May 1958 Book I (1 of 3)

3:1 Newspapers

USIS – South American Tour of Vice President and Mrs. Nixon April, May 1958 Book I (2 of 3)

3:2 Newspapers

USIS – South American Tour of Vice President and Mrs. Nixon April, May 1958 Book I (3 of 3)

3:3 Newspapers

USIS – South American Tour of Vice President and Mrs. Nixon April, May 1958 Book II (1 of 2)

3:4 Newspapers

USIS – South American Tour of Vice President and Mrs. Nixon April, May 1958 Book II (2 of 2)

3:5 Newspapers

USIA – Nixon Press Packet 3:6 Newspapers (Series 396 - Press clippings and summaries. Includes binder of New York Herald Tribune clippings and a bundle of Spanish language newspaper clippings.)

South American Trip – Articles and Editorials 1:1 News Summaries 1:2 South American Tour – April 27 to May 15, 1958 1:3 Mr. William Key, VP’s Office, Room 361 Senate Office Bldg. (1 of 4)

1:4

Mr. William Key, VP’s Office, Room 361 Senate Office Bldg. (2 of 4)

1:5

Mr. William Key, VP’s Office, Room 361 Senate Office Bldg. (3 of 4)

1:6

Mr. William Key, VP’s Office, Room 361 Senate Office Bldg. (4 of 4)

1:7

(Series 398 - Post trip press comments. Includes copies of Los Angeles Times booklet The Nixons in South America consisting of reproduced news articles.)

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South American Trip – Aftermath, Negative Comments 1:1 Newspapers South America 1:2 South American Trip – Articles, Editorials, Follow-up (1 of 2)

1:3 Newspapers

South American Trip – Articles, Editorials, Follow-up (2 of 2)

1:4 Newspapers

Latin American Trip – Follow Up Stories and Comments

2:1 Newspapers

South America – May 1958 2:2 Newspapers South American Trip – 1958 – Aftermath 2:3 Newspapers South American Trip – Round Up 2:4 Newspapers A Review of the Relations of the US and Other American Republics

2:5 Newspapers

South American Trip – 1960 Comments 2:6 Newspapers LA Times – The Nixons in South America (1 of 2) 2:7 LA Times – The Nixons in South America (1 of 2) 2:8 Books Presents to RN on South American Trip, 1958 (FRC) (1 of 2)

(FRC) (1 of 2)

Box 1 •1 Bellis, Bernardo Quagliotti de. Ati, America. Montevideo, 1956. •2 Cordero, Luis. Diccionario Quichua. Quito: Casa de la Cultura

Ecuatoriana, 1955. •3 Diezcanseco, Alfredo Pareja. Historia del Ecuador. 2 vols. Quito:

Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana, 1958. •4 Lamprez, Santos Hely Rodriques. Guia Para el Estudio del Derecho

Patrio. Madrid, 1807. •5 Larrea, Carlos Manuel. E1 Archipielago de Colon. Quito: Casa de la

Cultura Ecuatoriana, 1958. •6 Mariaca, Ramon Salinas. Procedimientos Bolivianos. La Paz:

Empresa Editora Universo, 1954. •7 Medina, Lucio Diez de. E1 Libertador en Bolivia. La Paz: Concurso

Nacional de la Sociedad Bolivariana de Bolivia, 1954. •8 Orellana, J. Gonzalo. Resumen Historico del Ecuador. 3 vols. quito:

Fray Jodoco Ricke, 1948 and 1957. •9 Posnansky, Arthur. Tihuanacu: La Cuna del Hombre Americano.

vols. 3 and 4. La Paz: Ministerio de Educacion, 1957. •10 Rojas, Ricardo. E1 Santo de la Espada. Buenos Aires. Losada, 1950. •11 Vargas, Teofilo. Aires Nacionales de Bolivia. 4 vols. Santiago: Casa

Anarilla, 1940 -1945. •12 Velarde, Jose Fellman. Album de la Revolucion. Publicanciones S. P.

I. C. •13 Whitman, Walt. Hojas de Hierba. Translated by Francisco

Alexander. Quito: Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana, 1956.

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Books Presented to RN on South American Trip, 1958 (FRC) (2 of 2) Box 2

•1 Barradas, Jose Perez de. Orfebreria Prehispanica de Columbia. 2 vols. Madrid: Talleres Graficos, 1954.

•2 Eichler, Arturo. Nieve Y Selva en Ecuador. Quito: Bruno Moritz, 1952.

•3 Gerstmann, Robert M. Colombia. Paris: Braun and Cia., 1951. •4 Mariaca, Ramon Salina . Codigos Bolivianos. La Paz: Gisbert and

Cia., 1955. •5 Posnansky, Arthur. Tihuanacu: La Cuna del Hombre Americano. 4

vols. La Paz: Ministerio de EducWcion, 1945 and 1957. •6 Vargas, Fray Jose Maria. Arte Religioso Ecuatoriano. quito: Casa de

la Cultura Ecuatoriana, 1956.

(Series 391) South American Trip 1958 Honors, Sketches, Souvenirs (O.S. Register Box) Subseries G: 1958 London

(Series 385 - Briefing materials, invitations, itineraries, USIS memoranda, and personnel material.)

London Trip – Itinerary 1:1 Briefings 1:2 London Trip – Schedules and Guest Lists 1:3 London Trip – Invitations 1:4 Official Party – Personnel 1:5 London Trip – Schedules 1:6 Press 1:7

(Series 380 - Schedules, programs, staff memos, statements, speeches, and correspondence.)

RN Speeches and Statement 1:1 St. Paul’s Chapel Dedication 26 Nov., 1958 (Wednesday) London

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English Speaking Union Dinner 26 Nov., 1958 (Wednesday) Guild Hall, London

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BBC TV-Radio “Press Conference” 28 Nov. (Friday) London

1:4

Airport Arrival (Gatwick Airport) 25 Nov., 1958 (Tuesday) London

1:5

Vice President’s Dinner _ Embassy 27 Nov., 1958 (Thursday) London

1:6

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Foreign Secretary’s Luncheon 27 Nov., 1958 (Thursday) London Carlton Gardens

1:7

Meetings with British Groups – RN London 24-28 November, 1958 (see Trip Schedule for Complete List)

1:8

British-American Parliamentary Group Reception 26 Nov., 1958 London

1:9

Queen’s Luncheon – Buckingham Palace London 26 Nov., 1958 (Wednesday)

1:10

Refueling Stops – Argentina 24 and 29 November, 1958 London Trip

1:11

Airport Departure – London Airport 28 November, Friday

1:12

Prime Minister’s Dinner/Reception 25 Nov., 1958 London (10 Downing Street)

1:13

November 26, 1958 Dedication of American Chapel, St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

1:14

November 1958 London Trip Open Press Conference, Claridges Hotel 11-28-1958

1:15

Oxford Press Conference Chancellor’s Luncheon 28 November, 1958 (Friday)

1:16

European Trip 1:17

(Series 384 - Nixon memos, courtesy letters, and post trip correspondence.) London Trip – RN Memos 1:1 London Trip – Thank You’s – RN and PN (Flowers, Arrangements, etc)

1:2

London Trip – RN Misc. Correspondence 1:3 England – Chrono. 1:4 London Trip – Autographs and Autographed Pictures Sent

1:5

London Trip – Pre Trip Correspondence 1:6 London Subject: British Generous Comments – Basic Correspondence

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London Subject: US Generous Comments 1:8 London Trip – PN – Miscellaneous 1:9

(Series 382 - British press clippings. Some unclipped, some clipped and mounted.)

London Trip Press Coverage – British Papers (1 of 6) 1:1 London Trip Press Coverage – British Papers (2 of 6) 1:2 London Trip Press Coverage – British Papers (3 of 6) 1:3 London Trip Press Coverage – British Papers (4 of 6) 1:4 London Trip Press Coverage – British Papers (5 of 6) 1:5 London Trip Press Coverage – British Papers (6 of 6) 1:6

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London Trip Press Coverage – British Comments on TV Appearance

1:7

(Series 383 - U.S. and British press clippings. Some unclipped, some clipped and mounted.)

London Trip – British Press Coverage (1 of 2) 1:1 London Trip – British Press Coverage (2 of 2) 1:2 London Trip – Good Leaders (Editorials) British and US (1 of 2)

1:3

London Trip – Good Leaders (Editorials) British and US (2 of 2)

1:4

(Series 386 - U.S. press clippings. Some unclipped, some clipped and mounted.)

London Press Coverage – US Newspapers (1 of 6) 1:1 London Press Coverage – US Newspapers (2 of 6) 1:2 London Press Coverage – US Newspapers (3 of 6) 1:3 London Press Coverage – US Newspapers (4 of 6) 1:4 London Press Coverage – US Newspapers (5 of 6) 1:5 London Press Coverage – US Newspapers (6 of 6) 1:6

(Series 381) London Trip, 1958 British Newspaper: Comments (O.S. Register Box) Subseries H: 1959 USSR

(Series 404 - Appearances in July and August. Briefing materials, press releases, statements, speech material.)

July 24, 1959 – Moscow Opening of American National Exhibition Background Material

1:1

July 24, 1959 – Moscow Opening of American National Sokolniki Park

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Moscow Trip 1959 Speech Suggestions and Drafts Submitted to RN

1:3

Moscow Speech Notes 1:4 Soviet Union Trip 1:5 Soviet Union Trip President’s Advisory Comm. For American National Exhibition

1:6

July 1959 Moscow Trip 1:7 July 24 and August 1, 1959 Moscow Speeches, Suggested Drafts

1:8

August 1. 1959 Moscow Radio-TV Address by the Vice 1:9

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President August 1, 1959 Radio-TV Address Moscow RN’s Reading Copy

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Welcome to Moscow 1:11 Art Exhibition 1:12

(Series 405 - Briefing materials. Guidebooks, maps, briefing books, "Facts About the American National Exhibition" brochure, invitations, lists of government officials.)

Travel Guides to USSR 1:1 Travel Guide to USSR (1959 to 60) 1:2 Moscow – Maps and Guides 1:3 American National Exhibition in Moscow 1:4 The VP’s Trip to the USSR July – August 1959 1:5 Leningrad 1:6 Moscow 1:7 Sverlovsk 1:8 Novosibirsk 1:9 The New Lands 1:10

(Series 407 - General file. Basic instructions, thank you letters, personnel, RN instructions, staff memos, interpreters, arrangements, gifts, reading file, schedules, speech suggestions.)

Schedules 1:1 Ideas and Suggestions 1:2 Arrangements 1:3 Official Party 1:4 Personnel – Office Party – Advisory Committee, etc. 1:5 Reading File 1:6 RN Instructions 1:7 Friends in Moscow 1:8 Plane Crew 1:9 Gifts Given 1:10 Gifts Given by RN 1:11 Gifts per EN’s Notes 1:12 Russian Phrases 1:13 Speech Suggestions 1:14 Basic Instructions 1:15 Interpreters 1:16 Memos 1:17 Airplanes 1:18 Thank You Notes 1:19

(Series 408 - Courtesy correspondence, "trip cases" involving airmen shot

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down by Russians, speech material, requests for appointments, congratulation mail from the public. Includes correspondence pertaining to the stop in Poland.)

TV Address 1:1 1959 USSR/Poland Trip 1:2 Trip Reactions 1:3 Russian Trip 1:4 Thank You Letters 1:5 Airmen C-130 1:6 Letter Copies 1:7 Unanswered Mail 1:8 Thank Yous 1:9 PN 1:10 Appearance 1:11 Misc. 1:12 Letters From Soviet Citizens 1:13 General Comments 1:14 Press Inquiries 1:15 Editorial Comments 1:16 Requests for Appointments 1:17 Iceland Stop 1:18 Arrival D.C. 1:19 Letters 1:20 Unlabeled Folder 2:1 Poland Trip – Unanswered Mail 2:2 Russian Trip – Poland (2 of 2) 2:3 Gifts 2:4 Comments (1 of 6) 2:5 Comments (2 of 6) 2:6 Comments (3 of 6) 2:7 Comments (4 of 6) 2:8 Comments (5 of 6) 2:9 Comments (6 of 6) 2:10

(Series 409 - Briefing material on USSR and Khrushchev, including latter's original invitation to Nixon, and correspondence concerning members of the press accompanying Nixon. April-July 1959.)

Khrushchev Quotes 1:1 Unlabeled Folder 1:2 Traveling Press (1 of 3) 1:3 Traveling Press (2 of 3) 1:4 Traveling Press (3 of 3) 1:5

(Series 410 - Transcripts of trip tapes, maps, some trip notes.)

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Brochure From Children’s Hospital 1:1 Map & Georgian Military Highway Brochure 1:2 Poland – Printed Material 1:3 Russian Trip Maps 1:4 Soviet Union – Printed Material (1 of 2) 1:5 Soviet Union – Printed Material (2 of 2) 1:6 Trip Transcripts 1:7 Misc. Printed Material (1 of 4) 2:1 Misc. Printed Material (2 of 4) 2:2 Misc. Printed Material (3 of 4) 2:3 Misc. Printed Material (4 of 4) 2:4

(Series 411 - Press releases, arrangements, itineraries, memos, speech materials, some photographs. June-August 1959.)

Russian Trip 1:1 Russian Trip – Miscellaneous 1:2 Poland Visit – Warsaw 1:3 Rec. #1 1:4 Rec. #2 1:5 Soviet Union and Poland Visit – Miscellaneous 1:6 Photos 1:7 Trip to Poland 1:8 Soviet Union Trip – Novosibirsk 1:9 Soviet Union Trip – Sverdlovsk 1:10 Atomic Icebreaker “Lenin” 1:11

(Series 415 - USIA releases, summaries, attached materials from State Department.)

USSR Trip – USIA Summaries 1:1 Daily Report – August 10, 1959 1:2 Press Releases 1:3 USIA 1:4

(Series 412 - Trip photographs.)

Vice President Nixon in Russia and Poland – 1959 (Photos) (1 of 3)

1:1

Vice President Nixon in Russia and Poland – 1959 (Photos) (2 of 3)

1:2

Vice President Nixon in Russia and Poland – 1959 (Photos) (3 of 3)

1:3

(Series 402 - U.S. press coverage. Good editorials prior to departure,

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favorable comments, letters to the editor, excerpts from U.S. press.) List of Non Current Financial Records 1:1 Newspaper and Magazine Opinions of USSR Trip 1:2 Richard Nixon – USSR 1959 Trip Good Editorials Prior to Going

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Richard Nixon – W.R. Hearst, Jr. Newspaper Copies 1:4 Richard Nixon – 1959 Letters to the Editor 1:5 Richard Nixon – 1959 Robert Considine Newspaper Copies (1 of 2)

1:6

Richard Nixon – 1959 Robert Considine Newspaper Copies (2 of 2)

1:7

Richard Nixon – 1959 USSR Trip – Favorable Comments Washington D. C.

1:8

(Series 403 - U. S. press coverage. Arranged alphabetically by state.)

USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Alabama 1:1 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Alaska 1:2 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Arizona 1:3 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Arkansas 1:4 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – California (1 of 2) 1:5 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – California (2 of 2) 1:6 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Colorado 1:7 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Connecticut 1:8 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Delaware 1:9 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – District of Columbia

1:10

USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Florida 1:11 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Georgia 1:12 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Hawaii 1:13 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Idaho 1:14 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Illinois 1:15 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Indiana 1:16 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Iowa 1:17 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Kansas 1:18 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Kentucky 1:19 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Louisiana 1:20 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Maine 1:21 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Maryland 1:22 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Massachusetts 1:23 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Michigan 1:24 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Minnesota 2:1 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Mississippi 2:2 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Missouri 2:3 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Montana 2:4

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USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Nebraska 2:5 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Nevada 2:6 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – New Hampshire 2:7 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – New Jersey 2:8 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – New Mexico 2:9 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – New York (1 of 2) 2:10 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – New York (2 of 2) 2:11 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – North Carolina 2:12 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – North Dakota 2:13 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Ohio 2:14 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Oklahoma 2:15 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Oregon 2:16 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Pennsylvania 2:17 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Rhode Island 2:18 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – South Carolina 2:19 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – South Dakota 2:20 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Tennessee 2:21 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Texas 2:22 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Utah 2:23 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Vermont 2:24 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Virginia 2:25 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Washington 2:26 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – West Virginia 2:27 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Wisconsin 2:28 USSR Trip – Favorable Comment – Wyoming 2:29

(Series 414 - U.S. press coverage. Arranged chronologically.) USSR Trip – July 22, 1959 1:1 Newspapers USSR Trip – July 23, 1959 1:2 Newspapers USSR Trip – July 24, 1959 (1 of 2) 1:3 Newspapers USSR Trip – July 24, 1959 (2 of 2) 1:4 Newspapers USSR Trip – July 25, 1959 1:5 Newspapers USSR Trip – July 26, 1959 2:1 Newspapers USSR Trip – July 27, 1959 2:2 Newspapers USSR Trip – July 28, 1959 (1 of 2) 2:3 Newspapers USSR Trip- July 28, 1959 (2 of 2) 2:4 Newspapers USSR Trip – July 29, 1959 2:5 Newspapers USSR Trip – July 31, 1959 3:1 Newspapers USSR Trip – July 30, 1959 3:2 Newspapers USSR Trip – August 1, 1959 (1 of 2) 3:3 Newspapers USSR Trip – August 1, 1959 (2 of 2) 3:4 Newspapers USSR Trip – August 2, 1959 4:1 Newspapers USSR Trip – August 3, 1959 4:2 Newspapers USSR Trip – August 4, 1959 4:3 Newspapers USSR Trip – August 5, 1959 4:4 Newspapers

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USSR Trip – August 6-12, 1959 4:5 Newspapers (Series 413 - Press clippings arranged by subject. U.S. and foreign papers. Cartoons, Catholic reaction, Congressional Record editorials, letters to the editor, negative comments, foreign newspapers, special materials, television report, UPI, Russian and Polish press, coverage of Mrs. Nixon.)

USSR Trip – Cartoons 1:1 Newspapers USSR Trip – Newspaper Clippings (1 of 2) 1:2 Newspapers USSR Trip – Newspaper Clippings (2 of 2) 1:3 Newspapers USSR Trip – Congressional Record 1:4 Newspapers USSR Trip – Letters To the Editor 1:5 Newspapers USSR Trip – Comment on Captive Nations Resolution 1:6 Newspapers USSR Trip – Catholic Reaction 1:7 Newspapers USSR Trip – Miscellaneous (1 of 4) 2:1 Newspapers USSR Trip – Miscellaneous (2 of 4) 2:2 Newspapers USSR Trip – Miscellaneous (3 of 4) 2:3 Newspapers USSR Trip – Miscellaneous (4 of 4) 2:4 Newspapers USSR Trip – Negative Comment 2:5 Newspapers USSR Trip – News Stories Prior to Going 2:6 Newspapers USSR Trip – UPI 3:1 Newspapers USSR Trip – TV Report 3:2 Newspapers USSR Trip – Special Material 3:3 Newspapers USSR Trip – Newsweek, Time-Life, U.S. News 3:4 USSR Trip – RN 3:5 Newspapers USSR Trip – Foreign Newspapers 3:6 Newspapers USSR Trip – Russian and Polish Press (1 of 6) 4:1 USSR Trip – Russian and Polish Press (2 of 6) 4:2 USSR Trip – Russian and Polish Press (3 of 6) 4:3 USSR Trip – Russian and Polish Press (4 of 6) 4:4 USSR Trip – Russian and Polish Press (5 of 6) 4:5 USSR Trip – Russian and Polish Press (6 of 6) 4:6 USSR Trip – Press Coverage of Mrs. Nixon 4:7

(Series 406)

USSR Trip, 1959 Collection of Prints (O.S. Register Box) Series IV: Campaign Files

(Series 306 – Campaign Files, 1951-1958; 1960, 1962, 1964) Saturday Evening Post Article by Lynn Bowers & Dorothy Blair 1:1

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“How to Pick A Congressman” 3/19/1949 Appearance Files: Speaking Engagements – lists of: 1951-1952-1953-1954

1:2

Itineraries 1954 [1 of 3] 9/15/54-10/3/54 1:3 Itineraries 1954 [2 of 3] 10/8/54 – 10/20/54 1:4 Itineraries 1954 [3 of 3] 10/23/54 – 10/31/54 1:5 Appearance Files : 1955 Appearances - List of 1:6 1958 Campaign – Mimeographed & Typed Schedules File Copy 1:7 1958 Campaign – Mimeographed & Typed Schedules Press Copies 1:8 1960 Campaign Schedules 9/12/60-11/9/60 1:9 Foreign Dignitaries RN & PN have met in US or in Foreign Countries 1953-1960

2:1

Columbus, Ohio – 1960 Info 2:2 1960 Appearances 2:3 1961 Appearances 2:4 1962 Campaign RN Speeches 9/27/61-5/21/62 2:5 1962 Campaign RN Speeches 5/21/62-10/3/62 2:6 1962 Campaign RN Speeches 10/4/62-11/5/62 2:7 1964 Appearances 2:8 Subseries A: 1946 Campaign (Series 433 – 1946 Campaign) Campaign Advertisements [1/3] 1:1 [The Best in American Life] 1:2 Campaign Advertisements [2/3] 1:3 [Campaign Posters] 1:4 Campaign Advertisements [3/3] 1:5 [Campaign Analysis] 1:6 [Correspondence, January 23 – October 31, 1946] 1:7 [Correspondence, November 1 – 23, 1946] 1:8 [Candidates Campaign Statement of Receipts and Expenditures] 1:9 [Campaign Calendar Card] 1:10 [Issues – Background File] 2:1 Newspapers 2:2 [Press Release] 2:3 Socialized Medicine 2:4 [War and Labor Voting Records, U.S. Congress, 1937-1941] 2:5 Rep. Voorhis, D., 12th California – Voting Record, 1937 to 1946 Inclusive

2:6

Subseries B: 1948 Campaign

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(Series 434 – 1948 Campaign) Contributors – Financial 1:1 Correspondence – 1947 1:2 Election Congratulations [1/2] 1:3 Election Congratulations [2/2] 1:4 Fact-Finding Committee 1:5 General – (Filing, Regis. Etc) 1:6 Opposition 1:7 Misc. Material [1/2] 1:8 Misc. Material [2/2] 1:9 Manager – H. McCall 1:10 Finance Committee 1:11 Presidential – Correspondence relating to all Presidential Cand. 1:12 Publicity – Correspondence with Chas. Bowen re: advertising, etc. 2:1 Publicity – Newspapers 2:2 Publicity – Radio 2:3 Republican Central Committee 2:4 Republican Central Committee, L.A. County 2:5 Republican – Lincoln Day Dinners 2:6 Republican National Committee [1/2] 2:7 Republican National Committee [2/2] 2:8 Republican Party -1949 2:9 Republican Policy 2:10 Republican National Convention, 1948 [Official Report of Proceedings]

2:11

Republican State Central Committee 2:12 Republican Convention (Delegates) 2:13 Sponsors, Democratic and Republican (Primary) 3:1 Thank you letters – June 1948 Primary 3:2 Trip to District – Dec. 27 – Jan 2, 1948 and May 1948 3:3 Workers – Women’s Groups, Young Republicans, orgs, ind, etc (Key People in District)

3:4

Supporters, Endorsements and letters from others offering assistance in campaign

3:5

Voting Records 3:6 Young Republicans 3:7 Subseries C: 1950 Campaign (Series 435 – 1950 Campaign) [Action in the 81st Congress on the Taft/ Hartley Act] 1:1 [Biographical Material] 1:2 Campaign File 1:3 Campaign File 1:4

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[Campaign Issue – Background (1/2)] 1:5 [Campaign Issue – Background (2/2)] 1:6 [Campaign Issues – (Handwritten Notes)] 1:7 Campaign Material [News Clippings, Schedules, Literature] 1:8 [Communist Influence in the Territory of Hawaii] 1:9 Correspondence [1/2] 1:10 Correspondence [2/2] 1:11 [Correspondence, Congratulatory (1/2)] 1:12 [Correspondence, Congratulatory (2/2)] 2:1 Democrats 2:2 [Draper and Adler Case] 2:3 [Fulton, Lewis, Jr. Broadcasts] 2:4 Labor 2:5 [Miscellaneous Material (1/2)] 2:6 [Miscellaneous Material (2/2)] 2:7 [Mundt-Nixon] 2:8 [Newspaper Clippings] 2:9 Press Releases [1/2] 2:10 Press Releases [2/2] 2:11 [Press Releases (1/4)] 3:1 [Press Releases (2/4)] 3:2 [Press Releases (3/4)] 3:3 [Press Releases (4/4)] 3:4 Press Releases (Correspondence) 3:5 Press Releases and Radio Talks 3:6 Subseries D: 1960 Campaign

(Series 45 - Pre Nomination Notes and Memoranda; Acceptance Speech; Post Nomination Memoranda)

Memoranda #1 1:1 Memoranda #2 1:2 Acceptance Speech Drafts (1) 1:3 Acceptance Speech Drafts (2) 1:4 RN Copy Acceptance Speech 7/28/1960 1:5 Unmarked Folder 1:6 [Notes and Speech Drafts, Campaign Speeches] Unmarked Folder 2:1 Unmarked Folder 2:2 Unmarked Folder 2:3 Unmarked Folder 2:4 Unmarked Folder 2:5

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Subseries E: 1962 Campaign (Series 70 – 1962 Campaign Clippings) [Clippings] 1:1 [Clippings] 1:2 [Clippings] 1:3 [Clippings] 2:1 [Clippings] 2:2 [Clippings] 2:3 [Clippings] 3:1 [Clippings] 3:2 Subseries F: 1964 Campaign

(Series 127 – 1964 Campaign Files)

1964 Campaign (Richard Nixon) Schedules – Complete Set 1:1 1964 Campaign (Press) Schedules – Complete Set 1:2 1964 Campaign (Richard Nixon) Schedules – Complete Set 1:3 1964 Campaign (Richard Nixon) Schedules – Complete Set 1:4 1964 Telephone Numbers by State 1:5 1964 Campaign re:Schedules 1:6 Republican and Demo Platforms – 1964 1:7 1964 Campaign Staff, Advice Men, Travelers 1:8 January 29, 1964 NY “Go Day” Republican Dinner 1:9 1964 Statements 1:10 Pamphlets 2:1 February 10, 1964 Philadelphia Lincoln Day Dinner 2:2 October 9, 1964 (Chicago, Ill) “Operation Eagle Eye” Release 2:3 October 18, 1964 Captive Nations Speech 2:4 Statements by RN November, 1964 2:5 1964 Campaign Advice Men Expense Reimbursement Records 2:6 1964 Campaign Business Idiots 2:7 1964 Campaign Anti Goldwater Hate Literature 2:8 Good Columns and Editorials 1964 Campaign 2:9 1964 Campaign Com. To Elect Republican Candidates – Correspondence

2:10

1964 Campaign Committee to Support Moderate Republicans 2:11 1964 Campaign Contributions to Candidates 2:12 1964 Campaign Letters to Editors, Publishers, Reporters 2:13 1964 Campaign – Miscellaneous Goldwater/RNC Staff Communications

2:14

News Summaries 2:15 Peace and Freedom Task Force 1964 Campaign 3:1 1964 Campaign: Pertinent Facts by State 3:2

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Samples: Political Memos for Campaign Appearances 3:3 Republican Candidates 1964 Campaign 3:4 1964 Campaign - RN on Committees 3:5 1964 Campaign – RN Fund Raising Efforts 3:6 1964 Campaign – RN Fund Raising Letter and Replies 3:7 1964 Campaign – RN Nuclear [illegible] 3:8 1964 Campaign – SCM Typewriters 3:9 1964 Campaign – State Chairmen and Other Lists 3:10 California – October 11 – 13 San Francisco, Claremont, Los Angeles, San Diego

3:11

Colorado – October 31, 1964 Denver 3:12 Connecticut – October 19, 1964 Hartford and Stanford 3:13 Delaware - October 9, 1964 Wilmington 3:14 Florida – October 17, 1964 St. Petersburg and Fort Lauderdale 3:15 Illinois – October 7 and 29 - October 7 – Mattoon, Aurora, Chicago October 29 – East St. Louis, Springfield, Peoria, Kewanee, Rockford

4:1

Indiana – October 15, 1964 Fort Wayne, Elkhart, Marion 4:2 Iowa – October 2-3, 1964 Davenport, Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Waterloo

4:3

Kansas – October 21, 1964 Pratt 4:4 Maine – October 20, 1964 Presque Isle, Augusta 4:5 Massachusetts – October 1, 1964 Boston 4:6 Michigan – October 16, 1964 Benton Harbor, Lansing, Marquette, Ispheming

4:7

Minnesota – October 3, 1964 Mankato, Minneapolis/St. Paul 4:8 Missouri – October 13, 1964 St. Louis, Springfield 4:9 Nebraska – October 21, 1964 Lincoln 4:10 Nevada - October 25, 1964 Las Vegas, Reno 4:11 New Hampshire – October 1, 1964 Wentworth-by-the-Sea 4:12 New Hampshire – October 1 and 20, 1964 Portsmouth-Oct. 1, Manchester-Oct. 20

4:13

New Jersey – October 8 and 9, 1964 Riverdale and Plainfield-Oct. 8 Newark-Oct. 9

4:14

New Mexico 4:15 New York – Garden City 9/30, Rochester 10/5, Binghamton 10/5, New York City 10/18, Syracuse 10/19, New York City – Pres. Hoover Services 10/22

4:16

New York City – October 18, 1964 Taping – Captive Nations Show

4:17

New York City – Campaign Coverage – RN 1964 4:18 Newspapers

North Carolina – October 10, 1964 Salisbury, Pinehurst 5:1 North Dakota – October 24, 1964 Fargo 5:2 Ohio – October 28, 1964 (1 of 2) Columbus, Lancaster, Warren, 5:3

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Cincinnati Ohio – October 28, 1964 (2 of 2) Columbus, Lancaster, Warren, Cincinnati

5:4

Oklahoma – October 21 and 22, Nov. 2 Enid 10/21, Tulsa 10/22, Oklahoma City 11/2

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Oklahoma – October 21-22, 1964 Enid, Tulsa 5:6 Oklahoma – November 2, 1964 Oklahoma City 5:7 Oregon – October 26, 1964 Portland 5:8 Pennsylvania – October 9, 1964 Erie 5:9 South Dakota – October 24, 1964 Watertown 5:10 Tennessee – October 10, 1964 Chattagooga 5:11 Texas – October 23, 1964 Houston 5:12 Utah – October 30, 1964 Salt Lake City 5:13 Vermont – October 1, 1964 Burlington 5:14 Washington, D.C. and Washington State - Washington, D.C. – Oct. 23, Everett and Seattle – Oct. 26

5:15

West Virginia – October 30, 1964 Wheeling 5:16 Wisconsin – October 6, 1964 Appleton, Oshkosh, Eau Claire 5:17 Wyoming – November 2, 1964 Sheridan and Casper 5:18

(Series 128 – 1964 Campaign Materials) ADA Notebook - Prepared by the RNC 1:1 HHH Notebook - Prepared by t he RNC 1:2 LBJ Notebook - Prepared by the RNC 1:3 Misc. Voter Figures for House, Senate and Gov. Races 1:4 Newspapers: JFK Assassination and RN Statement 1:5

Newspapers Republican Fact Book – 1964 Election Campaign 2:1 The 1964 Republican Platform: Documentation of Charges 2:2 Proposals Submitted by Senator Kenneth B. Keating For the 1964 Republican Platform

2:3

1964 Campaign Issues 2:4 Post Election News Clippings 2:5 Membership Certificate – Delta Sigma Rho – Tau Kappa Alpha 2:6 [The Fitful Wind by Dr. William H. Clements] 2:7 [The Center of the World by Robert S. Elegant] 2:8

(Series 129 – 1964 Campaign Convention) Republican Party Presentation Compiled by D. F. Sullivan 1:1 Miscellaneous Notes: Lits of Campaign Workers to be Thanked 1:2 1964 Letters to Young People 1:3 1964 Letters Urging Nixon to Run for Presidency 1:4 [Somehow it Works: A Candid Portrait of the 1964 Presidential Election by Chet Huntley, David Brinkley and the Staff of NBC

1:5

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News] Series V: Correspondence with Children (Series 55 - Letters Received From Children Following the 1960 Election) Folder #1 (Unarranged) 1:1 Folder #2 (Unarranged) 1:2 Folder #3 (Unarranged) 1:3 Folder #4 (Unarranged) 1:4 Folder #5 (Unarranged) 1:5 Folder #6 (Unarranged) 2:1 Folder #7 (Unarranged) 2:2 Folder #8 (Unarranged) 2:3 Folder #9 (Unarranged) 2:4 Folder #10 (Unarranged) 2:5 Folder #11 (Unarranged) 3:1 Folder #12 (Unarranged) 3:2 Folder #13 (Unarranged) 3:3 Folder #14 (Unarranged) 3:4 Folder #15 (Unarranged) 3:5 Folder # 16 (Unarranged) 4:1 Folder #17 (Unarranged) 4:2 Folder #18 (Unarranged) 4:3 Folder # 19 (Unarranged) 4:4 Folder #20 (Unarranged) 4:5 Folder # 21 (Unarranged) 5:1 Folder #22 (Unarranged) 5:2 Folder # 23 (Unarranged) 5:3 Folder # 24 (Unarranged) 5:4 Folder # 25 (Unarranged) 5:5 Folder # 26 (Unarranged) 6:1 Folder # 27 (Unarranged) 6:2 Folder # 28 (Unarranged) 6:3 Folder # 29 (Unarranged) 6:4 Folder #30 (Unarranged) 6:5 Folder # 31 (Unarranged) 7:1 Folder # 32 (Unarranged) 7:2 Folder # 33 (Unarranged) 7:3 Folder # 34 (Unarranged) 7:4 Folder # 35 (Unarranged) 7:5 Folder # 36 (Unarranged) 8:1 Folder #37 (Unarranged) 8:2 Folder # 38 (Unarranged) 8:3 Folder # 39 (Unarranged) 8:4

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Folder # 40 (Unarranged) 8:5 Folder #41 (Unarranged) 9:1 Folder #42 (Unarranged) 9:2 Folder #43 (Unarranged) 9:3 Folder #44 (Unarranged) 9:4 Folder #45 (Unarranged) 9:5 Folder #46 (Unarranged) 10:1 Folder #47 (Unarranged) 10:2 Folder #48 (Unarranged) 10:3 Folder #49 (Unarranged) 10:4 Folder #50 (Unarranged) 10:5 Folder #51 (Unarranged) 11:1 Folder #52 (Unarranged) 11:2 Folder #53 (Unarranged) 11:3 Folder #54 (Unarranged) 11:4 Folder #55 (Unarranged) 11:5 Folder #56 (Unarranged) 12:1 Folder #57 (Unarranged) 12:2 Folder #58 (Unarranged) 12:3 Folder #59 (Unarranged) 12:4 Folder #60 (Unarranged) 12:5 Folder #61 (Unarranged) 13:1 Folder #62 (Unarranged) 13:2 Folder #63 (Unarranged) 13:3 Folder #64 (Unarranged) 13:4 Folder #65 (Unarranged) 13:5 Folder #66 (Unarranged) 14:1 Folder #67 (Unarranged) 14:2 Folder #68 (Unarranged) 14:3 Folder #69 (Unarranged) 14:4 Folder #70 (Unarranged) 14:5

(Series 418 – Correspondence with Children, 1954-1957; 1960-1962)

Letter to Children – 1954-1956 1:1 Letters to Children – 1957 1:2 Letters to Children – 1958 (1 of 2) 1:3 Letters to Children – 1958 (2 of 2) 1:4 Letters to Children – Jan.-Mar. 1960 (1 of 3) 1:5 Letters to Children – Jan.-Mar. 1960 (2 of 3) 1:6 Letters to Children – Jan.-Mar. 1960 (3 of 3) 1:7 Letters to Children – May-July 1960 (1 of 5) 2:1 Letters to Children – May-July 1960 (2 of 5) 2:2 Letters to Children – May-July 1960 (3 of 5) 2:3 Letters to Children – May-July 1960 (4 of 5) 2:4

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Letters to Children – May-July 1960 (5 of 5) 2:5 Letters to Children – Aug-Sept. 1960 (1 of 5) 3:1 Letters to Children – Aug-Sept. 1960 (2 of 5) 3:2 Letters to Children – Aug-Sept. 1960 (3 of 5) 3:3 Letters to Children – Aug-Sept. 1960 (4 of 5) 3:4 Letters to Children – Aug-Sept. 1960 (5 of 5) 3:5 Letters to Children – Oct.-Dec. 1960 (1 of 7) 4:1 Letters to Children – Oct.-Dec. 1960 (2 of 7) 4:2 Letters to Children – Oct.-Dec. 1960 (3 of 7) 4:3 Letters to Children – Oct.-Dec. 1960 (4 of 7) 4:4 Letters to Children – Oct.-Dec. 1960 (5 of 7) 4:5 Letters to Children – Oct.-Dec. 1960 (6 of 7) 4:6 Letters to Children – Oct.-Dec. 1960 (7 of 7) 4:7 Letters to Children – 1961 (1 of 12) 5:1 Letters to Children – 1961 (2 of 12) 5:2 Letters to Children – 1961 (3 of 12) 5:3 Letters to Children – 1961 (4 of 12) 5:4 Letters to Children – 1961 (5 of 12) 5:5 Letters to Children – 1961 (6 of 12) 5:6 Letters to Children – 1961 (7 of 12) 6:1 Letters to Children – 1961 (8 of 12) 6:2 Letters to Children – 1961 (9 of 12) 6:3 Letters to Children – 1961 (10 of 12) 6:4 Letters to Children – 1961 (11 of 12) 6:5 Letters to Children – 1961 (12 of 12) 6:6 Letters to Children – California 1961-1962 (1 of 3) 7:1 Letters to Children – California 1961-1962 (2 of 3) 7:2 Letters to Children – California 1961-1962 (3 of 3) 7:3 Letters to Children – Out of State 1961-1962 ( 1 of 4) 7:4 Letters to Children – Out of State 1961-1962 ( 1 of 4) 7:5 Letters to Children – Out of State 1961-1962 ( 1 of 4) 7:6 Letters to Children – Out of State 1961-1962 ( 1 of 4) 7:7

Series VI: Khrushchev’s Visit to the United States, 1959

(Series 330 - Khrushchev visit - press clippings)

Editorials and Cartoons in Advance of Khrushchev Visit (Prior to Sept. 15) [1/2]

1:1 Newspapers

Editorials and Cartoons in Advance of Khrushchev Visit (Prior to Sept. 15) [2/2]

1:2 Newspapers

News in Advance of Khrushchev Visit (Prior to Sept. 15) [1/2]

1:3 Newspapers

News in Advance of Khrushchev visit (Prior to Sept. 15 [2/2]

1:4 Newspapers

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Editorials on Khrushchev 1:5 Newspapers Khrushchev Visit – Letters to the Editor 1:6 Newspapers Khrushchev – Russia – Misc. 1:7 Newspapers News, Follow-up Stories of Khrushchev Visit (After Sept. 28) [1/3]

2:1 Newspapers

News, Follow-up Stories of Khrushchev Visit (After Sept. 28) [2/3]

2:2 Newspapers

News, Follow-up Stories of Khrushchev Visit (After Sept. 28) [3/3]

2:3 Newspapers

Follow-up Stories of Khrushchev Visit – Editorials and Cartoons

2:4 Newspapers

Khrushchev Visit – Special Material 2:5 Newspapers (Series 331 - Khrushchev visit - press clippings)

Khrushchev – Camp David – Editorials and Cartoons 1:1 Newspapers Khrushchev – Camp David – News Stories 9/25 – 9/27 1:2 Newspapers Khrushchev – Iowa – Editorials 9/23-24 1:3 Newspapers Khrushchev – Los Angeles – News Stories 9/20 1:4 Newspapers Khrushchev – Los Angeles – Editorials and Cartoons 1:5 Newspapers Khrushchev – New York – News Stories 9/17 – 19 1:6 Newspapers Khrushchev – New York – Editorials and Cartoons 1:7 Newspapers Khrushchev – Pittsburgh – Editorials and Cartoons 1:8 Newspapers Khrushchev – Iowa – 9/23 – 9/24 1:9 Newspapers Khrushchev – Pittsburgh – News Stories 1:10 Newspapers Khrushchev – San Francisco – Editorials and Cartoons 1:11 Newspapers Khrushchev – San Francisco – News Stories 9/21 – 23 1:12 Newspapers Khrushchev – Washington, D.C. Editorials and Cartoons

1:13 Newspapers

Khrushchev – Washington, D. C. 2nd Visit News Stories 9/24-25

1:14 Newspapers

Khrushchev – Washington, D. C. 2nd Visit Editorials and Cartoons

1:15 Newspapers

Khrushchev – Washington, D.C. 3rd Visit News Stories 9/27

1:16 Newspapers

Khrushchev – Washington, D. C. 3rd Visit Editorials and Cartoons

1:17 Newspapers

Series VII: Six Crisis Manuscript and Memorabilia (Series 258 – Six Crisis Manuscript) Tapes (1 of 2) 1:1 The Campaign – Copy #13 (1 of 2) 1:2

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The Campaign – Copy #13 (2 of 2) 1:3 Tapes (2 of 2) 1:4 1960 E.C. 1:5 Book Memos 1:6 The Election of 1960 (1 of 2) 2:1 The Election of 1960 (2 of 2) 2:2 Memos and Drafts (1 of 2) 2:3 Memos and Drafts (2 of 2) 2:4

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