McGeorge Bundy (#41)

An Inventory of His Personal Papers, 1919-1996
In the John F. Kennedy Library
National Archives and Records Administration

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Administrative Information
Biographical Note
Collection Overview
List of Series
Collection Description

 

Administrative Information

Abstract
Papers 1928-1996
Author, professor, government official. Research Assistant to Henry L. Stimson (1946-1948), Lecturer and Professor of Government, Harvard (1949-1953), Dean, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Harvard (1953-1960), Special Assistant to the President on Foreign Affairs (1960-1966), President, Ford Foundation (1966-1980), Professor, New York University (1980-1990), Scholar-in-Residence, Carnegie Corporation (1990-1996). Personal and professional papers consisting of letters, memos, research notes and drafts, writings, publications, photographs, and ephemera. Includes information regarding social and professional organizations and 20th-century personalities, academic figures and government officials. Topics include World War II, Harvard University, the John F. Kennedy Library, Cuban Missile Crisis, Vietnam War, civil rights, United States foreign policy, and atomic weapons development and control.

Access
Open.

Usage Restrictions
According to the deed of gift signed July 2004, copyright of these materials has been assigned to Mary L. Bundy and her heirs for their lifetimes. Documents in this collection that were prepared by officials of the United States as part of their official duties are in the public domain. Users of these materials are advised to determine the copyright status of any document from which they wish to publish.

Copyright
The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Under certain conditions specified in the law, libraries and archives are authorized to furnish a photocopy or other reproduction. One of these specified conditions is that the photocopy or reproduction is not to be "used for any purpose other than private study, scholarship, or research." If a user makes a request for, or later uses, a photocopy or reproduction for purposes in excess of "fair use," that user may be liable for copyright infringement. This institution reserves the right to refuse to accept a copying order if, in its judgment, fulfillment of the order would involve violation of copyright law. The copyright law extends its protection to unpublished works from the moment of creation in a tangible form. Direct your questions concerning copyright to the reference staff.

Provenance
Received from McGeorge Bundy of New York, NY, in May 1979 (Acc. 1979-019); and in November 1993 (Acc. 1997-023). Received from Mary L. Bundy of New York, NY in November 2003 (Acc. 2004-020); and in December 2003 (Acc. 2004-027).

Extent Summary
About 171,020 items total (130 linear feet, 9 linear inches; 144.293 cubic feet)

About 169,100 items in Main Collection (109 linear feet, 1 linear inch; 126 cubic feet)
This refers to the main body of archival materials, which is organized by series and into boxes and folders. Please see the Collection Description for additional information.

Items Separated from Main Collection
Audiovisual Items , About 350 items (2 linear feet, 5 linear inches; 2.115 cubic feet)
Selected folders contain separation sheets indicating that audiovisual materials were removed from the collection and transferred to audiovisual archives staff. Please see list of Audiovisual Items located at the end of this document for additional information.

Museum Objects , About 3 items (less than 1 linear/cubic foot)
Selected folders may contain separation sheets indicating that museum objects were removed from the collection and transferred to Museum Collections staff.

Fragile/Master Copies , About 200 items (10 linear inches; 1.008 cubic feet)
Selected folders or folder contents may have been designated Master Copies and replaced by research copies in the physical collection in order to preserve and reduce use of original documents.

Valuable Items , About 100 items (1 linear foot, 1 linear inch; 1.26 cubic feet)
Selected folders may contain items designated as valuable that have been replaced by research copies in the physical collection in order to prevent loss and damage.

Oversized Items , About 100 items (9 linear feet; 4.334 cubic feet)
Selected folders may contain separation sheets indicating that oversized items were removed from the collection due to their size and rehoused in appropriately-sized folders and boxes.

Items Withdrawn from the Main Collection
Classified Items , About 20 items (5 linear inches; .504 cubic feet)
Selected folders may contain withdrawal sheets where documents containing national security classified information were removed from this collection.

Deed-Restricted Items , About 1500 items (7 linear feet, 11 linear inches; 9.072 cubic feet)
Selected folders may contain withdrawal sheets where documents, in accordance with the donor's deed of gift, were removed from the collection. These include documents which may be used to injure or harass any living person.

All withdrawn documents have been placed under seal and upon request the Kennedy Library will review any material which has been closed for a period of not less than 2 years for the purpose of opening items which no longer require restrictions. Researchers should consult the reference staff to obtain the appropriate form(s).

Date Opened
February 2006, June 2009.

Finding Aid Prepared by
Jaimie M. Quaglino, Rachel Gallagher, Emma Winter, Jessica Sims, Heather Soyka, Jennifer Beaton, Erica Boudreau, Emily Rupp, Laura Cass, and Nicola Mantzaris.

Related Collections
Papers of McGeorge Bundy, the Ford Foundation Archives, New York, NY
Papers of McGeorge Bundy, Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library, Austin, TX
Felix Frankfurter Papers, Harvard Law School Library, Cambridge, MA
National Security Files, John F. Kennedy Presidential Library
National Security File, Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library, Austin, TX
Oral History of McGeorge Bundy, John F. Kennedy Presidential Library
Oral History of McGeorge Bundy, Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library, Austin, TX

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The Personal Papers of McGeorge Bundy

Biographical Note
McGeorge “Mac” Bundy was born on March 30, 1919 to attorney Harvey Hollister Bundy and Katharine Lawrence [Putnam] Bundy in Boston, Massachusetts. Bundy was educated at Dexter School where he was a classmate of John F. Kennedy, Groton School, and Yale University. Mentored by his father’s contemporaries-Secretary of State and Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson, Undersecretary of State Dean Acheson, and Justice Felix A. Frankfurter, Bundy was tapped into the Skull and Bones Society during his senior year at Yale. After graduating in 1939 with a B.A. in mathematics, Bundy became a Junior Fellow at Harvard University before entering the United States Navy. Trained as an intelligence officer, Bundy was discharged with the rank of Captain in 1946. During his post-service employment, Bundy worked as a research assistant for Henry L. Stimson, assisting him in the writing, editing, and publishing of his book of memoirs, On Active Service in Peace and War. Bundy also worked as a political analyst for the Council on Foreign Relations (1948-1949) and assistant to Allen W. Dulles.

In May 1949, Bundy began working as a Visiting Lecturer of Government at Harvard University. He taught courses on U.S. Government and international politics, and was promoted to Associate Professor of Government in May 1951. In addition to lecturing at Harvard, Bundy maintained his personal work on various scholarly and political projects. He gave public lectures, participated in several committees and organizations, and wrote essays and reviews for publication, including The Pattern of Responsibility (1951). In 1953, Bundy was appointed Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Harvard College, a position he held for nearly a decade.

On December 31, 1960, President-Elect John F. Kennedy appointed Bundy to be the Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs. Bundy’s assignment granted him status as an informal cabinet member for the Kennedy administration, a key advisor to the President and an insider to the inner workings of the National Security Council. Bundy worked alongside the President and assisted him with decision and policy-making during the Bay of Pigs Invasion and the Cuban Missile Crisis. After Kennedy’s assassination, Bundy continued to serve under the Johnson administration as an adviser to President Lyndon Johnson, where he was involved in strategy and planning during the Vietnam War. Bundy was also involved in the development and planning of the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum and Kennedy School of Government at Harvard.

Bundy left politics in 1966 to become the president of the Ford Foundation. Despite his official change of institutions, Bundy maintained a close relationship with President Johnson, serving as a Special Consultant to the President for several years after his departure. As Foundation President, Bundy pursued interests in population control, civil rights, foreign policy, arms control and the Vietnam conflict.

Bundy left the Ford Foundation to become a professor of History at New York University in 1980. Throughout his years at NYU Bundy pursued his interest in nuclear disarmament and atomic control, participating in conferences and forums as well contributing to published literature. Bundy researched and wrote his novel on the history of atomic research and energy in America, Danger and Survival.

After leaving New York University in 1990, Bundy served as chair of the Committee on Reducing Nuclear Conflict (1990-1993) at the Carnegie Corporation of New York, and remained active as a member of the advisory board and scholar-in-residence there until his death, from a heart attack, at age 77 in 1996.

Collection Overview
This collection of McGeorge Bundy papers contains personal and professional papers relating to his work as a student, a professor and dean at Harvard University, a Special Assistant to President Kennedy on Foreign Affairs, President of the Ford Foundation, Professor of History at New York University, and scholar at the Carnegie Corporation. It also documents Bundy’s early activities, his professional involvement in a variety of clubs, groups, and associations, as well as his personal research. The collection is arranged into seven series: Series 1. Early Working Files; Series 2. Stimson, Henry L., On Active Service in Peace and War; Series 3. Harvard; Series 4. White House Subject Files; Series 5. Ford Foundation; Series 6. New York University; and Series 7. Carnegie Corporation.

The first three series document Bundy’s early activities, his professional involvement in a variety of clubs, groups, and associations, as well as his work as a student, and a professor and dean at Harvard University. Early Working Files contain letters, writings, and subject files relating to Yale, the Skull and Bones Society and Harvard University Society of Fellows, McGeorge Bundy’s 1941 campaign for Boston City Council, his naval career, and postgraduate employment. On Active Service in Peace and War documents McGeorge Bundy’s collaboration in writing the memoir of family friend and government official Henry L. Stimson. Harvard files contain papers McGeorge Bundy maintained during his tenure as lecturer, assistant professor, professor, and dean at Harvard.

The White House Subject Files contain personal correspondence, memoranda, photographs, printed materials, and textual as well as audiovisual material relating to McGeorge Bundy’s service under the Kennedy and Johnson administrations. Correspondence between President Kennedy, Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, White House officials, and Bundy illustrate his role as assistant to Kennedy, his work during the transition between the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, and his participation in the development of the John F. Kennedy Library, the John F. Kennedy Library Oral History Program, and the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard.

The Ford Foundation files document McGeorge Bundy’s responsibilities as Foundation President as well as his external professional and personal activities, affiliations, and independent research. Files contain administrative letters that highlight the interests, investments, and activities of the Foundation, as well as personal correspondence with Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis and Robert F. Kennedy, and correspondence with President Lyndon Johnson regarding the Vietnam War and Bundy’s role as special consultant to the President. Other files document Bundy’s interest in the Vietnam War and American foreign relations.

The New York University series contains office files, speeches, personal files, subject files, writings, and printed materials McGeorge Bundy used during his tenure as a professor and academic at New York University. Office files contain incoming and outgoing correspondence, writings, and subject files limited to the years Bundy taught at New York University. Speeches consist of transcripts of talks and public appearances spanning from Bundy’s time in the White House, through his years at the Ford Foundation, and well into his NYU professorship. Personal files contain background research, notes, drafts, and other materials relating to Danger and Survival. Subject files contain research and reference materials for a variety of purposes, writings, topics of personal interest, and material for future reading.

Carnegie Corporation papers contain administrative files, writings, subject files, and correspondence relating to Bundy’s time as a scholar-in-residence up until his death in 1996. The administrative files include daily faxes to Mr. Bundy when he was working off-site from his home in Manchester, MA, as well as call logs, calendars, appointment books, and pocket diaries. Writing and subject files consist of materials relating to articles, speeches, lectures, and interviews Bundy collected cumulatively during the length of his career. A large number of files in this series relate to Bundy’s work on his unfinished memoir as well as his public and private writings concerning the Vietnam War.

List of Series
Series 1. Early Working Files, 1928-1949
Series 2. Stimson, Henry L. On Active Service in Peace and War , 1946-1948
Series 3. Harvard, 1949-1961
Series 3.1. Correspondence, 1949-1953
Series 3.2. Personal Files, 1951-1961
Series 3.3. Writings, 1949-1959
Series 3.4. Subject Files, 1949-1960
Series 3.5. Course Files, 1949-1960
Series 4. White House Subject Files, 1961-1966
Series 5. Ford Foundation, 1966-1979
Series 5.1. Day Files
Series 5.2. Subject Files
Series 6. New York University, 1961-1991
Series 6.1. Office Files, 1979-1990
Series 6.2. Selected Writings, 1968-1989
Series 6.3. Personal Files, 1961-1986 (bulk), 1961-1989 (inclusive)
Series 6.4. Research and Reference Files, 1944-1993
Series 6.4.1. General
Series 6.4.2. Danger and Survival
Series 7. (Scholar in Residence) Carnegie Corporation, 1938-1996
Series 7.1. New York Office Files, 1961-1996 (bulk), 1989-1996 (inclusive)
Series 7.2. Research and Writings, 1938-1996
Series 7.3. Subject Files

Series Containing Audiovisual Items
Series 1. Early Working Files, 1928-1949
Series 2. Stimson, Henry L., On Active Service in Peace and War, 1946-1948
Series 3. Harvard, 1949-1961
Series 3.1. Correspondence, 1949-1953
Series 3.2. Personal Files, 1951-1961
Series 3.4. Subject Files, 1949-1960
Series 4. White House Subject Files, 1961-1966
Series 5. Ford Foundation, 1966-1979
Series 5.2. Subject Files
Series 6. New York University, 1961-1991
Series 6.1. Office Files, 1979-1990
Series 6.3. Personal Files, 1961-1986 (bulk), 1961-1989 (inclusive)
Series 6.4. Research and Reference Files, 1944-1993
Series 6.4.1. General
Series 7. (Scholar in Residence) Carnegie Corporation, 1938-1996
Series 7.1. New York Office Files, 1961-1996 (bulk), 1989-1996 (inclusive)
Series 7.2. Research and Writings, 1938-1996
Series 7.3. Subject Files

Collection Description

Series 1. Early Working Files, 1928-1949.
About 6,200 items (3 linear feet, 1 linear inch, 3.528 cubic feet.)
Arrangement: alphabetical by subject.

This series documents McGeorge Bundy’s early educational, professional, and extracurricular activities. Files consist of incoming letters with some outgoing carbons, and subject files containing correspondence, memos, writings, printed materials, notes and political ephemera. Major topics include the Skull and Bones Club, academia, philosophy, politics, World War II, and New England life. There are also files related to McGeorge Bundy’s early professional activities, including his campaign for Boston City Council in 1941, his appointment to Harvard University’s Society of Fellows, his service in the United States Navy, his work for the Office of Facts and Figures, Council on Foreign Relations, campaign work for Thomas Dewey and his work as research assistant to Allen W. Dulles.

Please note that this series does not include materials related to Bundy’s professional collaboration with Henry L. Stimson, which also occurred during this time period. Those materials have been placed in their own series. Please consult Series 2. Henry L. Stimson, 1946-1948.

Box 1	[Admiral Alan Kirk’s arrival in British Isles with Bundy, 1944] [Army Advisory Committee Bulletin, May 1947] AVC, Harvard Chapter, 1947 [Belgian war medal, “Croix de Guerre 1940 avec Palme”] City Council, 1941 (3 folders) The Congress and Foreign Relations [Atlantic Pact] [Correspondence], 1949
		A-C D-F G-H K-L M-R S-T-W-Y
	Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) and Foreign Affairs Council on Foreign Relations
		Conclusion [essay on American foreign policy, 1949] Edward Mead Earle, “A half century of American foreign policy” Introduction and preface [essay on American foreign policy], 1949 “Principles and Policy on U.S. Aid to Europe” (1-4 of 5 folders)
Box 2	“Principles and Policy on U.S. Aid to Europe” (5 of 5 folders) Studies on Aid to Europe, 1949 (2 folders) Study group on Aid to Europe, 1949 (4 folders) U.S. and the Atlantic Community (2 folders) Dexter School, 1928-1931 [Dulles/Dewey Campaign]
		China, 1948 (3 folders) Defense, national, 1948: July-October ECA/ERP/OEEC (Economic Cooperation Administration / European Recovery Program/ Organization for European Economic Cooperation) ECA reports from Washington
Box 3		European Union, 1948 Germany, 1948 National defense speech, 1948 Palestine, 1948-1949 (3 folders) Wheat Agreement
	Election statistics, 1952 Equilibrium drafts Foreign Affairs [Stimson article], Fall 1947 (3 folders) [Greek notes], 1933-1934 Groton, 1930-1936 Groton School Alumni Association, 1945-1949 (3 folders) Harvard University Society of Fellows
Box 4	[Harvey H. Bundy War Department papers], 1947 [Harvey H. Bundy letters, 1944-1945] Image of Man [drafts and notes] [Image of Man] Philosophy of liberalism Letters
		Alphabetical, 1940s
			A-D E-R S-Z
		Chronological, miscellaneous, 1938-1942, [1945-1946, 1947]
			July 1938-October 1940 1940: November-December (2 folders) January 1941-September 1942 1938-1942, n.d. 1945-1946 1947
	Lexington: November 23, 1948 Lowell Lectures
		Lowell Lectures [general] Notes
			I
Box 5			II III IV VI VIII A B C
		Transcript (2 folders)
	Miscellaneous [clippings including Teheran, Yalta, Potsdam-Byines] McGeorge Bundy
		BBC Commentary, 1949 Draft-ERP planning Notes-Goals of American Policy towards Europe, the Nature of the Atlantic Pact Soviet public relations draft (2 folders) The U.S. and the Atlantic Complex
	Non Lend-Lease Great Debate papers (2 folders) Notes, 1946 Notes on GOP, 1948
Box 6	Office of Facts and Figures Republicans [essay], 1948-1949 Shipmate: the Eyes and Ears of the Navy, November 1943 [McGeorge Bundy article] [Skull and Bones letters] Speeches and papers, [1937-1940]
		A-H I-L P-U V-Y
	[State Street Trust Company, 1946] “Structure” [Walter Lippman collaboration] “The Third Battle of Manassas” [Vint Hill Falls Station, VA], 1944 (2 folders) [The Undergraduate Viewpoint letters, notes, and drafts, 1940] (4 folders)
Box 7	United States Navy papers and records, 1943-1947
		[Administrative] CLOSED [Correspondence] (2 folders) [Extension course material] [Information bulletins] CLOSED [Orders] CLOSED [Telephone directories]
	University of Mexico [report] (4 folders) Writings and notes, 1932-1933 (3 folders) Yale
		[Commencement] [University bills, receipts, etc…1938-1940] University notebook

Series 2. Stimson, Henry L. On Active Service in Peace and War , 1946-1948.
About 7,600 items (2 linear feet, 7 linear inches.3.024 cubic feet)
Arrangement: alphabetical by subject, thereunder chronological.

This series contains subject files, drafts, notes, and research material created as part of McGeorge Bundy’s co-authoring of Henry L. Stimson’s memoir, On Active Service in Peace and War. The bulk of the series consists of final and preliminary drafts and is organized in reverse order of creation. Subject files containing correspondence with publishers trace the manuscript from its initial development to its publication and public reception. The files also include book reviews, and clippings. Research and background files compose only a small portion of the series. Researchers should consult Series 1. for information about Bundy’s collaboration with Henry L. Stimson for Foreign Affairs. Series 3.1. contains additional personal correspondence between Bundy and Stimson (see folder, “[1949-1951 S]”).

Box 8	Subject Files
		Book congratulations (2 folders) Book criticisms and critiques (3 folders) Book production letters and notes (2 folders) Book reviews Henry L. Stimson and Trust Miscellaneous receipts, 1946: July-August
	On Active Service in Peace and War
		Printer’s proofs-front matter, style sheets, outlines, and synopsis Galley proofs
			Book I-The Time of Peril Book II-Pearl Harbor Book III-Effort for Total Mobilization Book IV-The Morgenthau Plan
		Final drafts
			Part I, Introduction-Chapter III (2 folders)
Box 9			Part I, Chapters IV-VI (2 folders) Part II, Chapters VII-XII 2 (5 folders) Part III
				Chapter XIII (fragment) Chapters XIV (fragment)-XV Chapters XVI-XX (2 folders) Chapters XX-XXII (2 folders) Chapters XXIII-XVI (2 folders)
			Afterward Index
Box 10		Army-reviewed, typed drafts
			Chapters I, II, II, IV Chapters V, VI, VII Chapters VIII, IX, X Chapters XI, XII Chapter XIII
		Typed drafts
			Chapters I, II, III, IV Chapters V, VI, VII Chapters VIII, IX, X Chapters XI, XII Chapters XIII, XIV
		Notes and drafts
			Introduction, I, II (1-2 of 4 folders)
Box 11			Introduction, I, II (3-4 of 4 folders) Chapters III and IV (4 folders) Chapter V Part 1 notes chapter VI State Department general, Secretary of State, chapter VII Chapter VIII (3 folders) Chapter IX (3 folders)
Box 12			Chapter X Chapter XI Chapter XII Chapter XIII Chapter XIV (3 folders) Chapter XV (2 folders) Chapter XVI (3 folders) Chapter XVII (2 folders) Chapter XIX (2 folders)
Box 13			Chapter XX (2 folders) Chapter XXI (3 folders) Chapter XXII (2 folders) Chapters XXII, XXIII. Conversations between Henry L. Stimson and McGeorge Bundy Chapter XXIII Chapter XXIV Chapter XXV [unlabeled drafts]
	Research and reference materials
		Audiovisual materials: Henry L. Stimson on American neutrality [Biographical notes and outline] “In Explanation and Acknowledgment” “Time of Peril,” 1948 Photographs: 1944-1945 (WWII) Political notes, ca. 1948 [State Department diary notes] (2 folders) Stimson diary, 8/28/31-7/15/32 Stimson diary page notes

Series 3. Harvard, 1949-1961.
About 14,400 items (8 linear feet, 4 linear inches; 9.576 cubic feet)

The Harvard series contains files related to Bundy’s work as a lecturer, professor, and Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. In addition to his teaching and administrative roles, Bundy participated in several committees, organizations, and public lectures, and pursued his own research interests and writing projects. The series is composed of five subseries: Correspondence, 1949-1953; Personal Files, 1953-1961; Writings, 1949-1959; Subject Files, 1949-1960; and Course Files, 1949-1960.

Series 3.1. Correspondence, 1949-1953.
About 1,300 items.
Arrangement: chronological by year, thereunder alphabetical by correspondent or topic.

This series contains correspondence files maintained by Bundy during his appointments as lecturer and professor in the department of Government at Harvard University. Papers consist of personal correspondence with friends and professional acquaintances, as well as letters relating to organizations, publications, and lectures in which Bundy participated.

Box 14	1949-1951
		A-D E-G H-J K-R S T-Z
	1951-1952
		A-B C-G H-J K-Q R-Z
	1952-1953
		A B (2 folders)
Box 15	1952-1953
		C D E-F G H I-J K-L M-O P-R S (2 folders) T-Z
	1953
		A-G H-L M-Z

Series 3.2. Personal Files, 1951-1961.
About 5,700 items.
Arrangement: chronological by year, thereunder alphabetical by correspondent or subject.

This series contains personal correspondence and subject files maintained by Bundy and his secretary during his tenure as Dean of Harvard University’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Contents include recommendations, requests for appointments, notes of acceptance or regret to invitations, and scheduling assignments and agendas, as well as notes of congratulations regarding Bundy’s appointment as Dean and his appointment to Kennedy’s administration. Recurring subject files such as “invitations received,” “articles,” “speeches,” “Yale,” and “Groton” pertain to Bundy’s involvement in extracurricular and other social activities concurrent with his position as Dean.

Box 16	1950. Bundy, M. Personal; O.R.C. [Army files] CLOSED 1951-1952. Bundy, M. Personal; Rostow, MIT 1953-1954. Bundy, M. Personal
		A-C (3 folders) D-H (2 folders) I-R S-Z Acheson, Dean Articles, speeches Invitations received Miscellaneous [Recommendations] CLOSED Yale
	1954-1955. Bundy, M. Personal
		A-B
Box 17		C-F G-J K-O P-R S-Z Articles Congratulations
			September 1953 (2 folders) August 1953 (2 folders) March 1955-October 1953
		Gen. Ed. A Government courses Groton School Standing Committee
Box 18		Invitations received Miscellaneous Speeches Yale
	1955-1956. Bundy, M. Personal
		A-B C-F G-J K-R S-Z Articles Courses The Friday Evening Club Groton School Standing Committee Invitations received Miscellaneous National Advisory Board (American Foundation for Political Education) Speeches Yale
	1956-1957. Bundy, M. Personal
		A-B
Box 19		C-F G-J K-R S-Z Articles Bilderberg Group Courses (2 folders) Deanery Groton School (2 folders) Invitations received Miscellaneous Shady Hill School Board Speeches Yale 1957-1958. Bundy, M. Personal A-B C-F (2 folders) G-J
Box 20		K-R S-Z Articles Courses Groton School (2 folders) Invitations received Miscellaneous National Advisory Board (American Foundation for Political Education) Speeches Yale
	1958-1959. Bundy, M. Personal
		A-B C-F (2 folders) G-J K-R S-Z Articles
Box 21		Courses (3 folders) Groton School (3 folders) Miscellaneous Shady Hill School Board Speeches Yale
	1959-1960. Bundy, M. Personal
		A-B C-F G-J K-R (3 folders) S-Z Articles Courses
Box 22		Groton School (3 folders) Miscellaneous Shady Hill School Speeches (2 folders) Yale
	1960-1961. Bundy, M. Personal
		A-B C-F G-J K-R (2 folders) S-Z “Antigua” Arms Control seminar (3 folders) Articles (2 folders)
Box 23		Cabot Corporation Century Association CHEAR Courses Groton School (2 folders) Miscellaneous “Omnibus” (2 folders) Personal letters, 1955-1962 Photos Skull and Bones correspondence Speeches Yale
	1961. Bundy, M. Personal.
		Congratulations
			A-C D-H J-L M-R S-W Miscellaneous

Series 3.3. Writings, 1949-1959.
About 1,700 items.
Arrangement: alphabetical.

This series contains notes and drafts of articles, essays, reviews, and speeches written by Bundy during his time as lecturer, professor, and dean at Harvard. The series includes a complete publisher’s typescript and some partial chapter notes for The Pattern of Responsibility, Bundy’s edited collection published in 1951 intended to objectively present and defend the public record of Secretary of State Dean Acheson. The series also includes clippings and reviews of William F. Buckley’s God and Man at Yale and notes and letters related to Bundy’s response, “The Attack on Yale,” The Atlantic Monthly.

Box 24	Almond Book review, 1950 American Political Science Review, “Four Books on Loyalty and Liberty,” July 1951 Appeasement [Book reviews] C.G. Dawes review Extra copies of Dean Bundy’s articles, speeches, etc. (2 folders) “Foreign Affairs, Armed Forces,” 1951 Foreign Affairs, October 1952 [God and Man at Yale, William F. Buckley, Jr.]
		[Bundy articles, 1951: November-December] [Clippings & reviews] [Notes for Bundy article, 1951] [Responses to Bundy’s articles] (2 folders)
	[Harper’s magazine article draft] [Jessup defense] Political Science talk, December 1949 “Principles and Policy in U.S. Aid to Europe,” draft, August 1949 (1 of 2 folders)
Box 25	“Principles and Policy in U.S. Aid to Europe,” draft, August 1949 (2 of 2 folders) Public statements, Fall 1952 Relief of Macarthur “Scholarship and Public Policy” [Speech transcript and notes] Statement on Security, Harvard Alumni Bulletin, 9 April 1955 (2 folders) The Pattern of Responsibility
		[Drafts, notes] [Review: The Reporter, February 1952] [Typescript]
			Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapters 6-7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10
Box 26			Chapters 11, Index
	[The Strategy of Truth-notes and drafts] “An Atmosphere to Breathe: Woodrow Wilson and the life of the American University College,”Education in the Nation’s Service series no. 2, January 1959 [no. 1 also included] (2 folders)
	Unitarian Convocation, May 1950

Series 3.4. Subject Files, 1949-1960.
About 2,000 items.
Arrangement: alphabetical by subject.

This series consists of clippings, essays, letters, and biographical notes Bundy collected during his tenure at Harvard. Subjects include international government, foreign policy, American higher education, McCarthyism, and academic freedom. Files also include materials related to publications and organizations with which Bundy was associated, including his research on civil-military relations for the Social Science Research Council.

Box 27	[Administrative documents, 1949-1952] [Atomic and hydrogen bombs, articles and clippings] [Audiovisual materials] Blackmer Report reactions [Blank stationary] Civil-military
		Bibliography, (2 folders) Relations SSRC (4 folders)
	Confluence Diplomacy, 1956 Congressional Committees and academic freedom 1953 (3 folders) [Department of State Publications, 1952, 1960] [Eisenhower clippings] Erickson, E.H. “The Roots of Virtue” [Essay] Europe, 1956 Europe, the US, and the Colonies
Box 28	Europe’s defense Far East, 1956 Foreign economic policy General: S & CG, Berlin [“Generation of Greatness” by Edwin H. Land: MIT lecture, 22 May 1957] Germany, 1956 Germans and French [H.H. Bundy biographical notes] (3 folders) [Harvard, Communism, and government Security 1953, 1955] (letters) [Harvard degree], 1951 Middle East, 1958 Miscellaneous publications, 1951 Mutual Security Program National Emergency Service: Cambridge Group Oppenheimer Committee- Personal Administration [Oppenheimer, Robert. “Atomic Weapons and American Policy,” 17 February 1953] [“Our Mutual Ends”, Yale Alumni Dinner Address, 19 October 1951] “Remembered Words,” Bundy, Harvey; March 1957 [Russian vocabulary lists] [Security and loyalty boards] (2 folders) SSRC- Social Science Research Council (1 of 6 folders)
Box 29	SSRC- Social Science Research Council (2-6 of 6 folders) Strategy Group, 1950 Suez and Middle East, 1956 The Reporter, 18 September 1958 [World Government Movement] World War II, 1956

Series 3.5. Course Files, 1949-1960.
About 3,700 items.
Arrangement: by course number.

This series contains outlines, research notes, reading lists, exams, correspondence, and a small amount of administrative material relating to the Government courses Bundy taught during his appointments as lecturer, professor, and Dean at Harvard. The files are arranged by course number, thereunder sequentially by Bundy’s own Roman numerical system of organizing his lectures or alphabetically by course title.

Box 30	Government 1A
		Gov 1A 1A term papers CLOSED
	Government 135
		IV, Obstacles to clearcut organization-the theory & present fact X, XI, XII, Public opinion XIII, XV, Pressure groups XVI, XIX, Big government XXIV, XXX, Party theory, 1950 Exams, 1950 Foreign policy & parties [Notes]
	Government 180
		Administration, 1951 Exams, 1951 General, 1951 Miscellaneous lecture notes, 1953 Notes, Spring 1953 Reading lists, Spring 1953 Undergrad administration, 1953
	Government 185
		I, II, III, 1955 II, US: 1914 III, US Goes to war: 1914-1917, 1952 IV, War and policy: 1918, 1952 V, League, 1952 VI, VII, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, 1952 X, Win the war, strategy vs. policy, overlord XI, War diplomacy XV, The disillusionment of Yalta, 1951 XVII, ERP, North Atlantic Treaty, MAP, 1951 XVIII, Summary of history XIX, U.S. vs. U.S.S.R. XX, Acheson on foreign policy
Box 31		XXI, U.S. & U.N. 1 XXII, U.S. & U.N. 2, World government XXIII, Security 1 (atomic energy) XXIV, Security 2 XXVI, U.S. & Western Europe XXVII, U.S. & Germany XXVIII, Latin America XXIX, Far East 1 Administration
			1952 1959-1960
		Comments and criticisms [Drafts] Exams, 1950 [Exams and term paper assignments, 1955-1960] Exemptions from term papers, 1959 Far East Graduate students
			1952 1956
		Hour exams (blue books), 1950 Keeps, 1951 Last lectures
			1950 1955-1956
		Middle East, 1952 Middle East and point 4, 1952 [Notes] Outlines and book orders Preliminary discussions, 1955 Reading lists, 1949- 1959 (2 folders) Unfinished notes, 1958 Wild: notes, exams, and readings, 1949 WWI and League, miscellaneous notes General
	Dean Bundy’s freshman seminar (3 folders)
Box 32	Dean Bundy’s freshman seminar materials CLOSED [Dean Bundy’s freshman seminar: student materials] Generals, 1953 Generals and specials Generals and special exams- History, Government, Economics Material before 1945 (filed 1958) Miscellaneous lecture notes Reading lists- Spring 1951

Series 4. White House Subject Files, 1961-1966.
About 3,500 items (1 linear foot, 9 linear inches; 2.016 cubic feet)
Arrangement: alphabetical by subject.

White House Subject files contain personal correspondence, subject files, and notes McGeorge Bundy created and kept during his service for the Kennedy Administration. Included in the files are McGeorge Bundy’s “Daily memoranda for the record,” a diary-like collection of observations on President Kennedy and White House activity from December 1962 to July 1963. In these memoranda, Bundy discusses topics such as: the nuclear test ban treaty, US-Soviet relations, Khrushchev, the Cuban Missile Crisis, Laos, Charles de Gaulle, speechwriting (including John F. Kennedy’s June 1963 “Ich bin ein Berliner” address), meetings, press conferences, and day-to-day White House activity. Files also contain correspondence between Bundy and President Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and President Johnson. Correspondence between President Kennedy and Bundy consists of memos written to Bundy regarding White House activities and issues, mostly from 1961, as well as President Kennedy’s last memoranda sent to McGeorge Bundy on November 19, 1963. Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy and Robert Kennedy correspondence with Bundy deals with President Kennedy’s funeral as well as post-assassination arrangements and events in the White House. Correspondence with President Lyndon Johnson is minimal in this series and pertains to the announcement of McGeorge Bundy’s resignation from the White House in 1965. For more detailed personal correspondence between President Johnson and Bundy, see Series 5.2. Ford Foundation: Subject Files. Researchers should consult the National Security Files of John F. Kennedy for McGeorge Bundy’s chronological files and memos generated as part of his role as national security adviser. Researchers should consult holdings at the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library for coverage of Bundy’s official role in the Johnson Administration.

Box 33	Accounting sheets and appraisal lists, re: Securities, 1962-1940 (2 folders) CLOSED [Audiovisual material]
		[Photographs]
			[Johnson Administration] [Kennedy Administration] [Undated]
		[Recorded media: records and tapes]
	[Brandeis University events and speeches, 1963] [Christmas: correspondence, 1963, 1964] [Clippings]
		[Bundy]
			[Johnson-Era] [Kennedy-Era]
	[Condolence mail, re: Harvey H. Bundy, October 1963] (2 folders) [Cuban Missile Crisis articles and clippings] Background briefing at the White House with George Reedy and McGeorge Bundy, 8 February 1965 European trip, September 1962 (3 folders) European trip, September 1962. Mrs. Bundy [Foreign Affairs articles by Bundy] (1 of 2 folders)
Box 34	[Foreign Affairs articles by Bundy] (2 of 2 folders) “Four Strands of Reality” [Bundy Oration, Harvard University, 1965] German trip, 1962 [Honorary degrees] [Inaugural Committee invitation, 25 January 1961] [Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy correspondence]
		1962-1963 1964 undated
	[JFK memos, 1961: February to August and 19 November 1963] John F. Kennedy Library
		1965 1964
			December-June May-April March February January
		December 1963 (2 folders) [10 November 1961]
	John F. Kennedy Library Oral History
		1964
			August-April March February-January
Box 35	“JFK’s McGeorge Bundy: Cool Head for the Cold War.” Newsweek [magazine cover], 4 March 1963 [Kennedy assassination publications] Kennedy School at Harvard
		1965 1964
			December November October-September June April-January
		Undated
	[Letters to Lothrop family,] 1960 [Lyndon B. Johnson correspondence, December 1965] [Mary Bundy clippings] [Mary Bundy] Foxcroft School conference, April 1964 [McGeorge Bundy finances maintained by Harvey H. Bundy, 1963-1946] (10 folders) CLOSED [McGeorge Bundy finances maintained by Harvey H. Bundy, Items separated (non-financial)]
		1963-1960 1956-1947
	[McGeorge Bundy daily memoranda for the record, July 1963-Dec. 1962]
		1963
			July-May April-February
		[Tab A #1, 1963: February-January] [Tab A #2, January 1963]
Box 36		[Tab B, January 1963-December 1962]
	Memorandum for the White House Staff, 31 July 1965 Mr. Bundy-personal schedules, etc...1963: May-July (2 folders) [Resignation and transition]
		[Clippings]
			[American press coverage] [German press coverage, 1965] (2 folders)
		[Correspondence, 1965] (3 folders)
	[RFK correspondence, December 1965-December 1962] [Training of scientists: articles] [“What is ‘Realism’ doing to American History?” Archibald MacLeish and McGeorge Bundy, Saturday Review, 3 July 1965]
	[White House style guide] (2 folders) [Writings by McGeorge Bundy, 1962-1965]

Series 5. Ford Foundation, 1966-1979.
About 23,700 items (7 linear feet; 8.064 cubic feet)

This series documents McGeorge Bundy’s responsibilities as Foundation President as well as his external professional and personal activities, affiliations, and independent research. Materials are divided into two subseries, Day files and Subject Files. Please note that materials in this series serve as personal files Bundy kept from his time as President. Information documenting Bundy’s administrative role within the Ford Foundation can be found in the Office of the President Office Files, Ford Foundation Archives, New York City, New York.

Series 5.1. Day Files.
About 17,000 items.
Arrangement: chronological, thereunder alphabetical by surname.

This subseries contains outgoing correspondence and memoranda primarily relating to the allocation of grants. Letters include replies to requests for project funding as well as form letters to senators and congressman, and document academic, social, and community development projects worldwide. Other materials include acceptance and regrets to invitations, letters of thanks and appreciation, commentary on books and dissertations, and administrative issues. The files also include letters pertaining to Bundy’s involvement in activities outside his professional role including dealings with the founding of the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (originally East West Center), membership in the Century Association, and his position as chairman for Groton’s School Capital Program. Additional letters express opinions on affirmative action, public television, reproduction, and population control. Note that interoffice memoranda are filed under the letter “B” (for Bundy) until 1976; thereafter they are filed under “M” (for memoranda).

Box 37	1967
		G-H I-K L-Mc N-Q R S T-V W-Z
	1968
		A B C D-F G-H
Box 38		I-L M-Mc N-Q R-S T-Z
	1969
		A-B C-D E-G H-J K-L
Box 39		M-N O-R S T-V W-Z
	1970
		A-B C-E F-H I-L M-N O-R S
Box 40		T-V W-Z
	1971
		A-B C-D E-G H-J K-L M-N O-R S-T U-Z
	1972
		A B C-D
Box 41		E-G H-J K-L M-O P-R S T-Z
	1973
		A B (2 folders) C D-F G H-J K-L
Box 42		M-N O-R S-T U-Z
	1974
		A B (4 folders) C D-E F-G H I-L
Box 43		M-N O-R S-U V-Z
	1975
		A B (3 folders) C-F G-H I-L M N-P
Box 44		Q-S T-Z
	1976
		A-B C D-E F-G H-J K-L M (2 folders) N-R S
Box 45		T-Z
	1977
		A B C-D E-G H-J K-L M (3 folders) N-R S-U V-Z
	1978
		A-B
Box 46		C-E F-G H-K L-M N-Q R-S T-V W-Z
	1979
		A-C D-F G-I J-M N-R S-T U-Z

Series 5.2. Subject Files.
About 6,700 items.
Arrangement: alphabetical.

Subject files consist of a small collection of personal correspondence between Bundy, Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis and Robert F. Kennedy, as well as a larger run of letters to and from President Lyndon Johnson regarding the Vietnam War and Bundy’s role as special consultant to the President. The series also contains articles, newspaper clippings, publications, published research, and photographs. Most articles are published by The Washington Post, New York Times and The Brookings Institution and document the Ford Foundation’s ongoing interest in foreign policy, arms control, and the Vietnam conflict. The folders entitled “Policy Proposals, 1971” and “Sit Reps, 1970-1971” contain the bulk of these articles and clippings as well as copies of Congressional Records documenting Nixon’s role in Vietnam. Files also include administrative, lecture and research notes pertaining to the Ford Foundation and foreign affairs in Vietnam and the Middle East. There is also material documenting Bundy’s interest in affirmative action and the Supreme Court Case of the University of California vs. Alan Bakke, including research materials, drafts, and final copies of McGeorge Bundy’s article, “The Issue before the Court: Who Gets Ahead in America,” which appeared in the November 1977 issue of Atlantic Monthly.

Box 47	[Acheson article: “Memories of Joe McCarthy,” Harper’s Magazine, October 1969] Aiken, George [Audiovisual material] [Bundy: Ford Foundation clippings] C.M. (45) First Conclusions minute 4 confidential annex [Committee on the Future of Private and Independent Higher Education in New York State] [Committee on the Present Danger] [Conferences, 1979] [Council on Foreign Relations] East/West Center correspondence Ford Foundation board meeting photos, 1972-1973 [Ford, Henry: correspondence] Foreign policy and 1975 in general Foreign policy clippings, 1976 [Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis correspondence, 1969-1971] Kissinger, Henry A. Lease and housing documents, 1973-1976 CLOSED [Lyndon B. Johnson correspondence]
		[1966-1968]
Box 48		[1969-1972]
	Middle East Research materials, clippings and articles (4 folders) [Miscellaneous publications and research material] Nixon negotiations [“Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents,” 2 issues] Mr. Bundy’s notes
		1970s (2 folders) 1969 1967 1966-1965 (1 of 2 folders)
Box 49		1966-1965 (2 of 2 folders)
	Oral history project interview, 1972, 1974 CLOSED [“The Plain Fact Is…” A special report] Policy perspectives, 1976 Policy proposals, 1971 (3 folders) Portraits, photos and visit to the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs (NIIA), 1970 President’s Task Force on Government Organization
		Letters and memoranda, 1966-1967 (2 folders) “The Organization and Management of Great Society Programs,” 15 June 1967 “Two Final Reports,” 15 September 1967
	[“Research Universities and the National Interest”, December 1977] [Robert F. Kennedy correspondence, October 1966-November 1967] Sit Reps, 1970-1971 (1 of 2 folders)
Box 50	Sit Reps, 1970-1971 (2 of 2 folders) [Speeches]
		Address to American Council on Education at Shoreham Hotel, 13 October 1967 Economic Club of Detroit, 28 November 1966 Remarks by McGeorge Bundy at the Third Circuit, Atlantic City, 5 September 1968
	[The Strength of Government: reviews and writings] Term papers, 1975-1976 Transcripts: CBS News “Face the Nation” with Secretary of State Rogers, 6 February 1972 [Transition correspondence, 1979] Ulysses S. Grant Foundation annual report, 1969 University of California vs. Alan Bakke
		Bakke case notes Bakke case Syllabus “A Crisis for Racial Fairness” “The Issue Before the Court: Who Gets Ahead in America?”
			Correspondence
				1978 1977
					December November (1 of 2 folders)
Box 51					November (2 of 2 folders) October September
			Drafts (2 folders) [Published copies, The Atlantic November 1977]
		[Proceedings]
	Vienna Meeting, 8-9 December 1968 Vietnam, articles and news clippings, [1965-1975] Visit to India Visit to National Defense University, 1977 War Powers, 1971-1973 White House visits, 1967 Writings
		“Action for Equal Opportunity” [pamphlet] “After the Deluge, the Covenant,” Saturday Review World 24 August 1974 American Public Opinion and Foreign Policy 1975 Daedalus, 1977
Box 52		“The Economic Effects of the Vietnamese War in East and South East Asia,” The Economist Intelligence Unit QER Special No. 3, November 1968
		[“The End of Either/or,” Foreign Affairs, January 1967] Groton School Quarterly August 1974 [Prize Day Address] [Interconnection, 1977] Writings about McGeorge Bundy Writings by others

Series 6. New York University, 1961-1991.
About 65,100 items (51 linear feet, 3 linear inches; 58.968 cubic feet)

This series consists of files related to McGeorge Bundy’s tenure as a professor of History and as Professor Emeritus at New York University. Materials document the variety of professional and personal activities that he participated in during that time. Materials are divided into four main sections: Office Files, Selected Writings, Personal Files, and Research and Reference.

Series 6.1. Office Files, 1979-1990.
About 15,000 items.
Arrangement: by type.

This series contains correspondence, day files, writings and speeches, and subject files maintained by McGeorge Bundy and his secretary. Correspondence files are organized alphabetically by name of correspondent, by subject, company, or organization. Day files contain duplicates of all outgoing correspondence, spanning the years between the fall of 1979 and 1985, and 1989, with a gap between the years 1986-1989. The Writings & Speeches files contain notes and drafts of articles, essays, reviews, and speeches. The Subject Files contain correspondence and materials related to committees and organizations that Bundy participated in during this time, as well as some files on individual people and academic courses. Types of materials include Bundy’s personal research, requests and invitations for appearances, writings by and about Bundy, transcripts of oral histories, interviews, recommendations, and committees in which Bundy participated as part of his duties as a professor.

Because Bundy filed items relating to an idea, event, or research topic under a variety of letters, dates, and titles, researchers should make sure to cross reference all sections of this subseries for a thorough examination of the papers. Materials relating to commemorations of the Cuban Missile crisis can be found in Correspondence (under Blight, James/Moscow Meeting), Day Files (by approx. date of conference- January 1989), writings and speeches, as well as in the subject files section. In this series researchers can also find incoming and outgoing correspondence, notes, drafts, final copies, and subject files concerning “Nuclear Weapons and the Atlantic Alliance,” the Spring 1982 Foreign Affairs article Bundy wrote with George Kennan, Robert McNamara, and Gerard Smith.

Box 53	Correspondence
		Ab-Al Am-As At-Av Be-Ber Bet-Blo Bo-Bri Bro-Bu Blight, James (5 folders) Blight/Moscow Meeting, January 1989 (1 of 2 folders)
Box 54		Blight/Moscow Meeting, January 1989 (2 of 2 folders) Cah-Cat Ce-Ch Ch-Co Co-Cy China trip, June 1989 Cuban Missile Crisis transcript Da-De De-Do Dominguez Dor-Dub Duf-Dw El-Ev Fa-Fi Fo-Frad
Box 55		Frankel Frank-Fr Ga-Ge Gil Gin-Gl Gibbons, William (3 folders) Gol-Goo Got-Gri Gru Hac-Hay He Hia-How Hu-Hy Herken, Gregg
Box 56		I J Ka Ke-Ki Kl-Kr La Le Li-Lu Lamb, Richard (2 folders) Ma Mc Mi Mo-Mu
Box 57		MacArthur Foundation (2 folders) McCloy, John McNamara, Robert (2 folders) Mill Reef Club (2 folders) Na-Ne Ni-Ny O Pac-Pat Pau-Pep Per-Peters Peterso-Pi
Box 58		Peterson, Peter (2 folders) Pl-Pra Pres-Prew Pri-Puc Pug-Putnam, M Putnam, R-Py Population Council
			1989
				January June-February
			1988
				December-August July-May
			April 1988-December 1987 1981-1984 (1 of 2 folders)
Box 59			1981-1984 (2 of 2 folders) 1985-1987 (2 folders)
		Q Rab-Rand Randa-Ray Re-Reis Reit-Rh Rh-Ri Rob-Rockefeller Foundation
Box 60		Rockefeller D-Rockwell Rod-Romn Romu-Rop Ros-Roy Read, Ben Recommendations
			A-Bru Bul-C D-F G-J I-K
Box 61			K-L L-M N-R S-W
		W.W. Rostow Walt Rostow (2 folders) Rouf, Peter (2 folders) Russell Lectures, October 1987
Box 62		Rt-Russ Rust-Ry Saa-San D San J-Say Sca-Schoen Schoet-Scr Sea-Shar Shaw-Shr Shu-Sim
Box 63		Sin-Sl Sma-Smith S Smith T-So So-Sp Sp-Stama Sta Stamp-Stav Ste-Su Sw Star Wars: Kramish Suspense files [pending commitments]
			1989: June-February
Box 64			1988
				November-September May-April, April 1987
		T Ul Us-Ur V Wa –Wg Wh-Wo Wales, Jane: Security Options Project White, Donald
			1988 1987
				August-May January
			1986-1983
Box 65		Y Z
	Day files
		1989
			June May April March February January
		1985
			December November October September August July June May April March February January
		1984
			December November
Box 66			October September August July June May April March February January
		1983
			December November October September August July June May April
Box 67			March (2 folders) February-January
		1982
			December November (2 folders) October (2 folders) September (2 folders) August July June May April (2 folders) March (1 of 3 folders)
Box 68			March (2-3 of 3 folders) February (2 folders) January
		1981
			December November October September August July June May April March February January
		1980
			December November October September August July June May April
Box 69			March February January
		1979
			December November October September
	Writings & speeches
		Book reviews, 1989-1983 Op-eds, 1986-1950 “Hitler and the Bomb,” New York Times Magazine, 13 November 1988 Issues in Science and Technology, Spring 1988 University of Maryland, 10 January 1986 Cathedral of St. John the Divine, 31 December 1985 University of California, Irvine, 28 May 1985 Arms Control Today, April 1985 Fairleigh Dickinson University, 29 March 1985 Hofstra University, 28 March 1985 Washington Cathedral, 21 February 1985 Stanford University, 18 February 1985 Star Wars: Foreign Affairs, Winter 1984 Palfrey Lecture, Columbia University, 30 October 1984 American Association for the Advancement of Science, 28 May 1984 University of Edinburgh, 16 May 1984 Copenhagen University, 14 May 1984
Box 70		Population Association of America, 5 May 1984 American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 11 April 1984 NYU Journal of International Law and Politics, 1 November 1983 Davies Forum, University of San Francisco, 25 October 1983 “The Bishops and the Bomb,” New York Review of Books, 16 June 1983 University of Maryland, 7 April 1983 International Security, Fall 1982 “Cuban Missile Crisis,” Time, 27 September 1982 Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, August 1982 Tulane University, 23 April 1982 Rockefeller University, 8 March 1982 “No First Use,” Foreign Affairs, Spring 1982 NYU Sesquicentennial, 16 October 1981 Rand Corporation: Bagehot, September 1980 International Security, Summer 1980 Vietnam, Watergate, and Presidential Powers,” Foreign Affairs, Winter 1979/80
			(3 folders)
Box 71		Villars Conference, International Institute for Strategic Studies, 7 September 1979 International Security, Winter 1978/79 Daedalus, Winter 1978 Foreign Affairs, 1978 Daedalus, Summer 1970 “To Cap the Volcano,” Foreign Affairs, October 1969 Cosmos Club, 8 May 1967 Foreign Affairs, January 1967 Foreign Affairs, October 1962 (3 folders)
	Subject Files
		American Academy (2 folders) American Committee on U.S.-Soviet Relations America-China Society Arms Control Association (2 folders) Basic plan papers Bator: Premises of the Alliance
Box 72		Blight, James:
			“Fear and Learning in a Nuclear Crisis,” March 1987 Interviews (2 folders)
		Bohr, Niels: Second Niels Bohr Symposium Brademas, John Bundy, McGeorge
			Biography Clippings
		Calendars: past Center for International Security and Arms Control, Stanford University The Century Association [membership for women, 1983] (CISS) Committee on International Security Studies (2 folders) Clean Out: [Invitations to speak and write papers] Committee on Peace and Global Policy Studies, New York University (2 folders) Correspondence I [February 1990] Cuban Missile Crisis project information, 1989-1990 Danger and Survival
			Book parties and mailing lists
Box 73			Letters of congratulations (2 folders) Reviews (2 folders)
		Drell Epstein, Jason Expert Opponents: Reagan-Mondale, 1984 advice Ford Years-Work by and about McGeorge Bundy (4 folders) Foreign Affairs, 1989-1990
Box 74		GAC
			Advice to Carter on SALT II (2 folders) Clearance Current
		Gallantz, George (2 folders) Harriman, Averell and Pamela CLOSED Harvard University International Advisory Committee (2 folders) “I should say something about this” (McGB) IIASA [International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis],
			1988 (3 folders) 1985-1984 1989 (1 of 2 folders)
Box 75			1989 (2 of 2 folders)
		Inter-American Dialogue, 1988-1989 (2 folders) [Kennedy notes and research materials] LBJ oral history interviews
			[Correspondence] Paige E. Mulhollan
				30 January 1969 17 February 1969 19 March 1969
			July 10 and after: correspondence 1988-1990 Kennedy Campaign Manual, 1960 Legal papers [Katherine Bundy], 1983-1984 CLOSED
Box 76			New York Institute for the Humanities New York University
				Courses
					[general] Spring 1989: nuclear weapons Fall 1988: American foreign policy Spring 1988: nuclear weapons Fall 1987: American foreign policy
				History department Office staff: budget (2 folders)
			Quote sources Pentagon Papers CLOSED [Photo album of Bundy in the Congo] Pugwash Conference, July 1989 1992 Conference
Box 77			Rice, C. Duncan SAIS Forum: “The Atlantic Alliance: Continuity or Change”-Eugene V. Rostow Schweitzer Chair Committee Sell, Dan: senior honors thesis: “The Deadly Gamble Crossing the 38th Parallel and
				Marching to the Yalu,” 1988-1989 [recommendation by McGB] (2 folders)
			Sloan Foundation [research grant] Social Science Research Council (3 folders) Society of Fellows UNA-Japan McGB visit to Republic of Vietnam, 4-7 February 1965 [Vietnam]: background and miscellaneous notes Witnesses, 1945-1946 (Summer 1981) X: Add-ons, Dec. 1

Series 6.2. Selected Writings
About 3,600 items.
Arrangement: chronological by year.

This series contains programs, transcripts, and other materials relating to speeches, talks, addresses, and articles given and written in full or in part by McGeorge Bundy during his tenure at the Ford Foundation and New York University. These materials were compiled and maintained by Bundy’s secretary Alice Boyce. In addition to chronological organization, materials are also separated by numerical tabbed dividers. Since this is an artificial collection of selected speeches and writings, materials in this series may supplement and/or duplicate files kept by McGeorge Bundy as part of his professional files in Series 4 and Series 5.

Box 78	1968
		January-February March-May June-October November-December
	1969
		February March, July October-undated
	1970
		January-April May-June July-October November-Undated
Box 79		1971
		January-March April-May
	November 1971-May 1972 1972
		June-September October-Undated
	1973: March-June October 1973-March 1974 (2 folders) 1974
		April-June August-September October November-Undated
Box 80	1975
		January-September December-Undated
	1976 1977: January-May July 1977-February 1978 1978
		April-June August-December December-Undated
	1979
		April-September October-Undated
	1980
		January-March (1 of 2)
Box 81		January-March (2 of 2) April-June September-Undated
	1981
		April-May October-November
	1982
		March April (2 folders) May-July September-October
	November 1982-January 1983 1983
		March-April
Box 82		May-October October-November (2 folders)
	1984
		January-April May June-October Winter
	1985
		February-March (2 folders) April-June July-December
	1986
		January-May
Box 83		July-November
	1987
		April September-December
	1988: March-December 1989
		Winter-July November [unfiled material]

Series 6.3. Personal Files, 1961-1986 (bulk), 1961-1989 (inclusive).
About 21,000 items.
Arrangement: alphabetical by correspondent, thereunder reverse chronological.

This series contains incoming and outgoing correspondence spanning several of the major professional eras in Bundy’s life, including: his positions as Special Assistant and National Security Advisor to Kennedy and Johnson, President of the Ford Foundation, and Professor of History at New York University. These materials were kept separate by McGeorge Bundy from his other professional, administrative, and office files. While labeled “personal,” items in this series deal more with Bundy’s numerous activities and friendships that he maintained over time, rather than aspects of his family or personal life. Topics include: requests for appearances, opinions, or advice; letters of thanks and recognition for his various works, responses to articles and speeches, requests for signatures; invitations to events, societies, and other groups of potential interest, etc. Please note there is a gap between the letters P and R. Materials in this series may supplement and/or duplicate files kept in McGeorge Bundy’s correspondence files in Series 6.1. Office Files.

Box 84	Aa-Ag Ah-Al (2 folders) Am An-Ap Ar As-At (2 folders) Au-Ax (2 folders) Acheson, Dean Alsop, Joe
Box 85	American Committee on U.S.-Soviet Relations [formerly on East-West Accord]
		1986 1985: December-November October 1985-July 1980
	B-Bal (2 folders) Bar (2 folders) Bat-Bee Bei-Bel Bem-Ben Beo-Bez (2 folders)
Box 86	Box 86 Bi-Bin Bio-Ble Bli-Bog Boh Bok-Bos Bot-Bowe (2 folders) Bowi-Boy Brac-Bran Brat-Brit Broc-Broo Brow
Box 87	Bru-Brz Buc-Bun Bur Bus-But B-1 Bomber Ball, George Bator, Francis Berlin, Isaiah (2 folders) Brewster, Kingman Brigade
Box 88	[Bundy, McGeorge (grandfather)] Bundy, publication permission
		1987-1985 1984 1983-1978 1977-1970 1969-1961
	Bundy, William
		1986-1976 1975-1966 [General]
	Cab-Cald Cali-Cam Can Cara-Carp Carr-Cary
Box 89	Cas-Cav (2 folders) Cen-Char Chas-Chay Che-Cher Chi-Chr Chu-Clau (2 folders) Cle-Cli Clu-Coc Cod-Cof Coh
Box 90	Col-Con Coo Cor-Cou Cov-Cra Cre-Cur Cut-Cy Carter Administration (2 folders) C.I.A. plots (clippings) Century documents, 1987 Century Club documents, 1986-1985
Box 91	Century Club general 1987-1981 (2 folders) Century Club:
		Lawyers
			1987: March-February January 1987-February 1985
		Letters
			February 1987 January 1987 (2 folders) 1986 (2 folders) 1985-1983
		Letters of recommendation,
			A-C D-L M-S T-Z
Box 92		Meeting minutes, 1986-1985 My own notes Other clubs 1987-1986 And women
			1987
				March-January December-April
			1986 Master file, 1987: April-March (2 folders)
	Clifford, Clark Conway, John (2 folders) Council on Foreign Relations
		General (1 of 2 folders)
Box 93		General (2 of 2 folders) Lectures, May 1971 (2 folders) Recommendations (2 folders)
	Dac-Dav Daw-Del Dem-Dez Dia-Dil Dim-Dom Don-Dorn Dorr-Drap
Box 94	Dre-Dub Dud-Dul Don-Dyk D’Emeter, Jean Diamond, Sigmund (2 folders) Doty, Paul Ea-Edl Edm-Eds Edw-Ei El-Em En-Eri
Box 95	Ern-Ez Einstein Peace Prize, September 1982 Fab-Faw Fei-Fen Fer-Fin Fir-Fis Fit-Fog Fol-Fore Forn-Fox Fra Fre Fri-Fry (2 folders) Fu
Box 96	Federation of American Scientists Ford Foundation
		Departure (2 folders) President files [finding aid to Bundy’s papers at FF]
	Frankfurter, Felix
		1978-1967 1965-September 1963 1963: July-March 1962-1960
	Gad-Gan Gar (2 folders) Gas-Geo Ger-Gil
Box 97	Gin Git-Glew (2 folders Glid-Goldb Golde-Golds (2 folders) Gom-Gotl Gott-Gov Grab-Gran Grau-Gray Gree (2 folders) Grei-Grin
Box 98	Gris-Gross Grossb-Gul Gun-Gw Galbraith, Jack Garwin, Richard German notes Ha-Hall Halle-Hamb Hami-Handle Handli-Haq Har-Harra Harris (2 folders) Harrison-Harro Hart Hartl-Has Hat-Hayes Haynes [Ulrich]
Box 99	Hale-Heim Heis-Hen Heri-Hertz Herz-Hick Higg-Hill Hills-Hitch Hoa-Hof Hoh-Holl Holm-Hop Hor-How Hox-Huf Huge-Hugo Hul-Hy Harriman, W. Averell & Pamela
Box 100	Harvard University (2 folders) Heard, Alexander (2 folders) Howard, Michael Hesburg, Theodore Howe, Harold (2 folders) Humphrey, Hubert H. Ig-Ins Int-Ir Is-Iw IIASA
		1988
Box 101		1987 1986 (2 folders) 1985 1984 (2 folders) 1983 (3 folders) 1982 (2 folders) 1981, 1975
	Inter-American Dialogue
		1987 1986 1985
	Ja-Jaw
Box 102	Jef-Jes Joh Jones Jor-Ju Jaffe, Sandy (2 folders) Javits, Jack Johnson Library and oral history Johnson, Mrs. Lyndon Ka-Kap Kar-Kee Kelle-Kels Kelly Eamon
Box 103	Kem-Ken Kep-Kil Kin-Kit Kleiman-Klein Klep-Klutz Knap-Know Koc-Kol Kom-Kn Kra-Kri Kro-Kw
Box 104	Kaysen, Carl
		1984-1968 1966-1965
	Kennedy, Edward Kennedy Library
		1989-1988 1987 1986-1974 1972-1966
	Kennedy School Kissinger, Henry
		1983-1974 1973-1972 1971-1970 1969-1967
Box 105		1966-1963
	Komer, Robert Lab-Lak Lal-Lan Lap-Lar Las-Lav Law-Lay Lea-Led Lee-Leg Leh-Len Leon (2 folders) Lep-Ler Lev
Box 106	Lew Lia-Lil Lin (2 folders) Lip-Lit Liv Ll-Loe Log-Lon Lor-Low Lu Ly Library of America-Literary Classics (3 folders)
Box 107	Maca-Mack Macl-Macm Maco-Mae Mag-Mah Mal-Manh Mann-Marg Mari-Mart Marv-Mas Math-Matr Matt Mats-Mb McA-McE
Box 108	McG-McP Mee-Mer Mes-Mey Mia-Milla Miller (2 folders) Millet-Mon Moo-Morg Mori-Morr Mors-Mos Mott-Mr
Box 109	Mu-My MacArthur Foundation
		1987-1984 1983 1982-1978
	MacLeish, Archibald
		1981-1967 1966-1962
	Markel, Lester McCloy, John J. McGeorge
		Family name [Family tree]
	Medal of Freedom Award Media and Society Seminars Mondale, Walter
Box 110	Moynihan, Daniel P.
		1986-1976 1975-1974
	Moynihan, Daniel P.
		1973-1970 1969-1965
	Monnet, Jean (2 folders) Na Nea-New Nic-Nie Nie-Nu
Box 111	Ny Neustadt, Richard
		1986-1969 1968-1965 1964-1961
	New York Times, 1977-1965 NYU GSBA Overseers, 1986-1981 Nixon, Richard Oa-Oln Ols-On Or-Ow
Box 112	Oppenheimer, Robert Owen, Henry Steg-Ster Stev-Sti Sto-Stra Stre-Stro Stru-Su Sv-Sz Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. (2 folders) Soedjatmoko
Box 113	Stack, J. William (2 folders) Stimson biography, 1953-1954 CLOSED Stimson Papers
		1984-1975 1974-1973 1972-1971 1969-1964 1963-1961 1960-1959 1958-1957 1956-1955
Box 114		1954-1953 1952-1951 1950-1948
	Sorenson, Ted Ta Te-Tha Thi-Thoma Thomas, Frank Thomp
Box 115	Thoms-Thor Ti-To Tra-Tri Tri-Tru Tu-Ty Ud-Ur United Nations Association-Japan Report
		1989 (2 folders) 1988 1987 (2 folders) 1986
Box 116	Vai-Van Var-Von H. Von S.-Vre Wad-Wali Walk-Warn Warr-Wat Wea-Wel Wer-Wg Weart, Spencer Wha-White
Box 117	Whiteh-Wig Wiggins, J.R. Wilc-Willi Willr-Wilson R. Wilson S.-Wis Wit-Wolf Wolfe-Wor Wra-Wye Wylie, Laurence Warren Wilson College campaign CLOSED
Box 118	Wilson, Carroll [Wyzanski, Charles]
		1986-1975 1974-1973 1972-1961
	Y-Yu Yale University (2 folders) Za-Zucc Zuck-Zum

Series 6.4. Research and Reference Files, 1944-1993.
About 25,500 items

Unlike other files in Series 6., Research and Reference Files were created and maintained by McGeorge Bundy independent of his secretaries. As such, they reflect the complex and various contacts, topics, and works Bundy participated in, created, and contributed to. Due to this, and because of the quantity and complexity of materials, this series is divided into two subseries: General files and files relating specifically to Bundy’s work on Danger and Survival.

Series 6.4.1. General.
About 19,000 items.
Arrangement: categorically by correspondence, writings, or subject; thereunder alphabetically by subject.

General Research and Reference Files contain materials McGeorge Bundy maintained as primary and secondary background sources for various professional, academic, social and personal endeavors and interests he partook in and studied during his years at New York University. Files document Bundy’s professorship, as well as his role as post-emeritus instructor, primarily until he stopped teaching in 1990. A small amount of material spans into 1991. Subjects include, but are not limited to: functions such as lecturing, writing articles and book reviews, speaking at public institutions, making remarks before Congress, attending and presenting at conferences, and writing recommendations. Topics include: individuals, current events, administrative matters, organizations, countries, personal matters, and teaching materials. Many of these files span multiple projects. They are informally divided into three sections for ease of research: correspondence, writings, and subject files.

While topically related to many of the files in this series, files labeled by Bundy as relating to specific chapters in or identified as sources used in Bundy’s research and writing of Danger and Survival have been consolidated into Series 6.4.2. Danger and Survival. This has been done primarily for clarity and ease of research, as Bundy did not systematically separate files used for general research from those he used specifically for his book.

Box 119	Correspondence
		Catch up, July [1988] Future engagements and dates
			1989 1990
		General
			1988 1989
				January-May July-December
			1990
				January-July August-December
			1991, n.d.
		Mail
			Answered, Spring 1990 To answer, 1990
				September-October (2 folders) November-December
Box 120			[To review]
				1987-1988 1989-1990
	Writings
		Articles and Essays
			Bishops and the Bomb
				(and Albert Wohlstetter on them): [sources]
					1977 1982 1983-1984 1985
				[drafts and notes] For Reagan and finale: [sources]
					1982 1983 1985-1986 Brown on SDI: ACT, May 1987
			Foreign Affairs articles Foreign Affairs NYU article, 1982 [drafts, letters]
Box 121			[General]
				1981-1986, 1989 n.d. notes
			JFK and Limited Test Ban Treaty [notes] Kissinger and UN Peace: [drafts and notes] (2 folders) McGB papers in print, 1989 Nassau and after: [notes] No First Use
				“Back from the Brink,” Atlantic Monthly, August 1986
					[drafts] (2 folders) [published version] [sources]: Halperin Groups and Dan Charles
				Basics
					[notes], May 1983 [sources], 1960, 1982
				“Nuclear Weapons and the Atlantic Alliance,” Foreign Affairs,
					Spring 1982
					Background papers Backup materials
						1982 (1 of 2 folders)
Box 122						1982 (2 of 2 folders) 1983
							January-August October-December, n.d.
					Clippings and notes Drafts
						[Outline and initial drafts]
							1981 1982
						[First draft] [Second draft] [Fourth draft]
					[Foreign edition, Europa-Archiv, 10 April 1982] [Edinburgh speech] Gang of Four: responses
						1982
							March-April May (2 folders) June-July
Box 123							August-February 1983, n.d.
					Press
						[Council on Foreign Relations clipping service collection, 29 March 1984] Press Report
							#1 #2 #3 #4-#5 #6 (2 folders)
					[Publication correspondence] [Published version] [Speaking engagements and requests]
			“Presidents and Nuclear Weapons and Truth: Some Examples, from Roosevelt to Nixon,” 6 April 1987
			“Ronald Reagan and the Danger of Nuclear War,” 16 August 1984 Star Wars: “The President’s Choice” Foreign Affairs, winter 1984
				[Letters and notes] [Post-publication articles, clippings, and notes]
Box 124				Public Commentary on Gang II [Published version] [Sources]
					1982-1983 1984
						January-May June-August September October-December Fall
					1985
						January-February
			“Vietnam, Watergate, and Presidential Powers,” Foreign Affairs, Winter 1979/1980
		Speeches and lectures
			“America, Russia, and the New Europe,” 5 April 1990 Drafts: writings and remarks, 1979-1989 (2 folders) General
				1968-1979 1981 1982
Box 125				1983 1984
					February-May October November
				1985
					February-April July-December
				1986 1988 undated notes
			“Gorbechev and Future Presidents: Opportunities and Dangers,” 23 March 1998
			[Greenwich lecture: notes and research, November 1987] “In from the cold,” New York University Magazine, Spring 1989 [Miscellaneous audiovisual materials] [Lawrence University Lectures, 1987-1990]: Cruzan-John Stanley [Lecture materials, Brown University and UC Irvine, 1989-1990] Leopold Lecture, Northwestern University, Fall 1990 “The Mandarins: Expert Influence in Foreign Policymaking,” Professor Mead Stokes Lecture, 29 November 1989
			McGB speeches (second copies in his speech folder) “Nuclear Truth and Soviet-American Co-existence,” Copenhagen University, 14 May 1984
				Amendments
Box 126				Enemies Friends
			“Political Leadership and Nuclear Deterrence,” University of San Francisco, 25 October 1983
			“Remarks to the International Forum on Population,” 6 November 1989 (2 folders)
			Russell Lecture, University of Georgia, 5 October 1987
				[Correspondence and transcripts, August 1985-October 1987] [Notes] [Research materials]
			“Shadows on the Future: Some Lessons Learned from History,”
				Smithsonian Institution, 13 December 1990
			[Yale Club-Boston, 30 April 1970]
	Subject files
		[Abortion, birth control, and family planning publications, 1985-1990] ACDA News [clippings compilation] Supreme Court Brief for Petitioner: University of California vs. Bakke (Affirmative Action), 1977
		Alliance, 1980s Antigua [Mill Reef Club receipts; temporary driver’s license] The Anti-Missile Flap
Box 127		Anti-satellite weapons (ASAT) and OTA reports
			1982-1984 (2 folders) 1985
		Arms and atomic weapons: [general writings about], 1988-1989, n.d. Arms Control
			[Arms Control Association publications, 1985-1988] Miscellaneous [publications], 1983 National Academy of Sciences Report, 10 December 1986 Strategy and Star Wars quotes (Palo Alto)
				1980, 1983 1984: February-June August 1984-1985 1988, n.d.
		Atomic references
			In 1st and 2nd Report of the Secretary of Defense, 1948-1949
		In Department of Defense reports
				1 July 1949-30 June 1952 1953-1956 1957-1960
		Ball, Desmond: [writings], 1974-1983 (2 folders) [Bator, Francis: writings] Bator Proposition Berlin: Foreign Affairs [articles], 1962-1963 Betts, Richard K. Blight, James
			[Letters]
				1985-1986 1987-1988
			[Writings]
				1985 1986 (1-2 of 3 folders)
Box 129				1986 (3 of 3 folders) 1987 (2 folders) Undated (2 folders)
		[Books purchased: receipts]
			1983 1984 1985 1986 1987, n.d.
		[Books wanted]
			1976, 1986-1987
Box 130			1990, n.d.
		Bracken, Paul Bradley, IKE and MacArthur Brams, Steven Brodie, Bernard: miscellaneous [notes and articles] (2 folders) Brooks, Linton Brown, Harold Bush, George
			(on population) [general]
		Carter, Jimmy
			[general]
Box 131			Salt II background
		Center for European Policy Studies (CEPS) meeting, June 1989 Central America
			[Letters, memos and notes]
				1983 1984 1985-1986
			[Press kits], 1984 [Publications and clippings]
				1981 1983
					April June-July (2 folders) August
Box 132					October December
				1984
					January (3 folders) February March April May-December
				1985
					January February-March April (1 of 2 folders)
Box 133					April (2 of 2 folders) May-December
				1986: January-April (2 folders)
			[Undated materials]
		Clubs, 1986-1987 Chapter IV, “Acheson and the Kennedy Administration: NATO Review and Berlin Crisis of 1961”
		China later phase Christmas books [for gifts], 1990 Cochran, Thomas [nuclear stockpile data] Commanders [Commission on Integrated Long Term Strategy: Reports, 1988: April-June] [Committee on the Present Danger: publications (annotated), 1978-1986] Comprehensive Test Ban, 1982 Conant, James: “A history of the development of the atomic bomb” (1 of 3 folders)
Box 134		Conant, James: “A history of the development of the atomic bomb” (2-3 of 3 folders) Council on Foreign Relations membership controversy Courses
			Colloquium on the History of Political Decisions Relating to Nuclear Weapons: [syllabi, course materials and notes], 1980-1981
			[Introduction to Liberal Studies: Nuclear Weapons, Amherst College, Fall 1989] (2 folders)
			[Political Decisions Relating to the Use of Nuclear Weapons, NYU], Spring 1988 Role of Nuclear Weapons in History: [syllabi and notes], NYU, Spring 1989 Topics in American Foreign Policy, NYU, Spring 1990
				[Administrative letters, forms, and notes] Last class
			[U.S. Foreign Policy, Lawrence University (taught with Chang Do Hah), 1989-1990]
		Cuban Missile Crisis
			[Air Force response to the Cuban Crisis] Blight, James: writings
				1987 1989-1990
Box 135			Byrd Declaration Cambridge Conference on the Cuban Missile Crisis, October 11-12, 1989
				Proceedings
					Draft, 11 December 1987 (2 folders) Final Version, April 1988
			Chronology of the Cuban Missile Crisis (NSA draft) (2 folders) “Cuba Tape” transcript Current Digest of Soviet Press, June 1962-January 1963 Documents Hawk’s Cay Conference, 1987: February-August JFK Library: NSC Executive Committee Meetings New Peace Initiative: Cuts for the Classroom / Missile Crisis Recalled, 1985 Newsclippings, 1989
Box 136			[Notes and publications] “Preliminary Documents Catalogue-The Cuban Missile Crisis” (NARA publication), 14 May 1987
			Revisions, May 2 [Video history project], Atlanta, 20-22 January 1983
		Day Planner, 1989
			January-June July-December
		Department of Defense
			Annual report, fiscal year 1979, 2 February 1978 [Statements on defense program and budget]
				1970-1971 1972-1973
		[Deterrence (articles on)] [Dictation (pre-1993) (found in McGB’s desk)] Ellsberg, Daniel: [interview in The Progressive, 20 June 1985]
Box 137		“Estimates on Soviet Military Power: 1954-1984” [European Security Study Report (and related materials)], 1983 European trip [notes and reading], June 1988 [Fidelity account] CLOSED Fifty Years with Nuclear Fission [conference] Financial planning Ford Foundation
			1985 1989
		The Four Talks Gaddis, John L.: [Columbia University conference] (2 folders) Garwin, Richard (Dick)
			[Letters]
				1984 1986
			[Miscellaneous documents] (2 folders) [Writings by, about, and related to], 1980, 1983-1986
Box 138		[General references and writings], 1955, 1973-1974, 1985-1989, n.d. [Gilpatrick, Roswell] [Gorbachev] Gray, Colin Halperin, Morton: on No First Use
			1983 1984-1985
		Helguson, Richard Hershberg, James, 1988-1990 (2 folders) [History, Social Sciences, and International Security Affairs workshop: reading materials, 26 September 1989] (2 folders)
		Hoffman, Fred [and Albert Wohlstetter on arms control and SDI], 1985 (2 folders) Holst, Johan: [arms control, deterrence, no first use], 1983 Howard, Michael: [writings on], 1969, 1981 Iceland [summit]:
			[Clippings, articles, and commentary], 1986: October-December (1 of 2 folders)
Box 139			[Clippings, articles, and commentary], 1986: October-December (2 of 2 folders) [Commentary], 1987
		Ikle, Fred: [SDI], 1985, 1989 India, Fuel to, 1979-1980 Intermediate Range Nuclear Force (INF): [clippings and publications]
			1974, 1981 1982 (2 folders) 1983-1985 1987 (2 folders) 1988, n.d.
		Israel Israeli Reactor Raid: [clippings]
			June 1981 (1 of 2 folders)
Box 140			June 1981 (2 of 2 folders) August 1982
		Jervis, Robert
			[Seminar on political psychology] meetings, Fall 1985 (3 folders) [Writings]
				1978-1979 1980-1983 1984-1985, n.d.
		[JFK: published speeches and interviews], 1960-1963 JFK, Robert McNamara [notes] [Kaysen, Carl: writings] Kennan, George: [writings] Keppel, Francis: for Century [Club] Keyworth, George: [writings by and about]
Box 141		Kissinger, Henry
			Committee on Present Danger: Stalemate, 1979-1984 Henry Kissinger vs. Henry Kissinger [contradictions in speeches, articles, etc…]
				1974-1978 1979-1987
			In Office [public addresses] [Writings by and about]
				1956-1958 1975, 1982-1989
		Ernest O. Lawrence LBJ: [notes] Lebow, Richard Ned: [writings] Leitenberg, Milton
			1973, 1979 1981-1983 (2 folders)
		[Lodel to Nitze]: Foreign Affairs, 54 (3), April 1976 Long-run defense budget, 1983
			[Letters and notes]
Box 142			[Publications]
		[Los Alamos publications] Luttwak, Edward: [writings]
			1971, 1972, 1982 1988-1989
		[Manchester move, 1989] [May, E (Professor): syllabi for courses], Fall 1986 and 1987 Messelson, Matthew: [writings] McNamara references Miscellaneous
			[Cards, notes, and other ephemera] [Computer manuals and instructions], 1988 [Financial matters] [Legal matters] [Notes] [Oregon Shakespeare Festival Association,] 1989 Papers, early 1980s: [speeches, articles, and publications] (1-2 of 3 folders)
Box 143			Papers, early 1980s: [speeches, articles, and publications] (3 of 3 folders) [Publications], 1982-1991 [Receipts and bills] [Schedules and travel] [Stationary and mailing supplies] [Writings]
		Mondale (Walter) & Starwars: [articles, clippings, and notes]
			1982-August 1984 October 1984
		MX and Scowcroft Committee
			1981-April 1983 1983
				May June-October
		MX Vulnerability National campaign to save the ABM Treaty: [publications] NATO
			Choices, November 1988 Convention strategies
				[Journals and reports]
					1981-1982
Box 144					1983 1984
				[notes]
			General publications, 1962, 1983
		Nerlich, Uwe: [study group on the history of the nuclear arms competition]: New Thoughts, 1986
		Niels Bohr Symposium, Copenhagen, Denmark, May 1989: [correspondence, notes, and program materials]
			1988 1989
		[Nixon]: “Epilogue: the Nixon System-a Further Look” [paper by I.M. Nestler] No First Use
			Basics [writings and publications] [Constitutionality issues] (2 folders) Early advocates (2 folders)
Box 145			[General publications]
				1981-1982 1983 1984-1986 undated
			Halperin and McDonald Public polls Sidney Drell [essay], 1983
		Notes for Necessary Amendments, September 1987 [Nuclear history program, Harvard University] 1986 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Discussion Group, 1978-1980 (1 of 2 folders)
Box 146		Nuclear Non-Proliferation Discussion Group, 1978-1980 (2 of 2 folders) [Nuclear statistics], 1983-1989 Nuclear Weapons Databook Working Papers, February 1986, July 1987 [Nuclear weapons; research materials] Nuclear winter in Reagan or finale Nunn Arm Treaty, 1987 NYU
			[Campus resources and policies] History department, 1979-1990 Magazine [McGB cover], Spring 1989 Petty cash vouchers, 1984-1986 Reprographic services: [receipts, 1984-1987] Rules [administrative letters and forms] Telephone directory, 1988 [Xerox usage, 1981-1985]
		Palfrey, John: [writings by] (1 of 2 folders)
Box 147		Palfrey, John: [writings by] (2 of 2 folders) Palo Alto [Stanford: notes and research materials] Papers of General Interest [articles and clippings], 1979-1980 Paramilitary Study Group, Taylor Report, Part II (JFKL copy)
			[First and second meeting] [Third-seventh meeting] [Eighth-eleventh meeting] [Twelfth-fifteenth meeting] [Sixteenth and seventeenth meeting] [Eighteenth-twentieth meeting]
		[Pentagon Papers-Transcript of USA vs. Anthony Joseph Russo, Jr.]-McGeorge Bundy’s Copy
			9 March 1973 12 March 1973
		Pipes, Richard: [writings] (1 of 2 folders)
Box 148		Pipes, Richard: [writings] (2 of 2 folders) Pitman, George: Neither War nor Peace [manuscript], 24 June 1968
			Chapters
				1-2 3-4 5-6 7-8 9-10 11-13 14 15
		[Poland]: “The Warsaw Uprising of 1944” [essay by John Maksynowicz]
Box 149		Polarization pros and cons, 1974-1980 [Public opinion and polls] Quester, George: [writings by] Reaganautics Reagan, Harriman, and Mondale, 1981-1985 (2 folders) Reagan, Ronald
			[Articles, clippings, and publications]
				1980 1981 1982 1983 (2 folders) 1984
Box 150			Basic, April 1987, [January 1984-October 1987] (2 folders) Fall 1985 [General], September 1986, [1983-1986] General foreign policy, 1981-1983 Geneva Summit, 1985 INF, Schmidt, and allies [Letters], 1982 [Nuclear war speeches, 1994] Schultz and Weinberger, Fall 1984 Strategic Dense Initiative (SDI)
				1985 1986 1987-1988
			Weekly compilations of presidential documents, 9 June 1986, 6 July 1987
Box 151		“Report of Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld to the Congress on the Fiscal year 1977 Budget,” 27 January 1976
		“Report of Secretary of Defense Harold Brown to the Congress on the Fiscal year 1980 Budget,” 25 January 1979
		Rosenberg, David Alan: [writing by] Russo-Chinese episode, 1969 Salinger, Pierre: [John F. Kennedy Library research, magazine publishers, 1963] SALT
			Early issues, 1979 Germany clippings, 1974, 1979 United States Government backers
				1978: March-August September 1978-February 1979
		SALT II
			Basic articles (2 folders) General articles: Brown, Brzezinski, Haig, 1979
		T.C. Schelling Schlesinger, James R: SDI: important [speech], 1984 Schulman, Marshall: [university seminar on arms control], 1985 Scientific American offprints, 1964-1977
Box 152		Scowcroft Commission [report], April 1983 [“Selection and Use of Strategic Air Bases,” RAND Report 1954] Sherman, Robert: [recommendation], Fall 1990 Soviets
			[Articles, papers, and reports]
				1980-1983, n.d. 1984-1985 1986-1988 (2 folders) 1989-1990, n.d.
			Military decision making process: [articles] Nuclear policy
Box 153			[Sino-Soviet relations] USSR general notes, [1980,] 1986 [USSR mission to the United Nations press releases, 1985-1986]
		Star Wars
			Anti-Satellite Technology (ASAT) Background [material] Edward Teller, Paul Nitze, and Reagan: [articles, clippings, and notes],
				1985 (2 folders)
			[General articles and clippings]
				1981-1982 1983
			[General notes], 1984-1986 “Post Gang” [articles, clippings, and speeches]
				1984 1985
					January (1 of 2 folders)
Box 154					January (2 of 2 folders) February, n.d.
			Scientific opinion, 1983-1985 [Statistics]
		Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI)
			[Articles, papers and publications]
				1973-1984 1985 (1 of 2 folders) 1985 (2 of 2 folders) 1986, n.d.
			[Clippings] “Report to the Congress on the SDI, 1985” (2 folders) Weinberger, Caspar
		Strategic Nuclear and Eurostrategic Debate, 1981 (2 folders)
Box 155		Teller, Edward: [writings and notes] Testing: Eisenhower, 1958-1959 Trachtenberg, Marc: [writings by] (2 folders) United Nations Association (UNA): Japan Meetings, May 23-25, 1988 “US Nuclear War-Fighting and Crisis Instability in the Persian Gulf”:
			[dissertation by Jo-Anne Hart, August 1987] (2 folders)
		Weinberger, Caspar
			1982
				January-September October November-December, n.d.
			1983 1985 1986, n.d., notes
		Weisskopf, Victor: [writings by], 1987, 1983 Wilson, Richard: [article] on risks, 1979
Box 156		Wohlstetter, Albert
			[Correspondence]
				1980-1983: June-September 1983: October-December
			[Reports by General George C. Marshall, 1943-1945] [Writings by and about]
				1956, 1973-1981 1982-1983 1984-1987 1988-1989, n.d.
		Zacharias, Jerrold
			[Article]: “Common Sense and Nuclear Peace,” January 1983 [Writing by and about], 1950-1982, n.d.

Series 6.4.2. Danger and Survival.
About 6,500 items.
Arrangement: alphabetically by type, there under chronological.

This series contains materials used in the preparation, writing, and final production of Bundy’s writing of the book Danger and Survival: Choices about the Bomb in the First Fifty Years. Files in this series have been separated from the previous series due to their quantity as well as for clarity and ease of retrieval. Topics documented in this series may be duplicated in Series 6.4.1. General. The series is divided into two sections: Background and Working Files.

Background files consist of materials gathered by Bundy’s research assistant, Donald White, and used by Bundy in preparation for the research and writing of Danger and Survival. These are divided into Library and Archives Correspondence Files and general Subject Files. Library and Archives files contain correspondence which is organized alphabetically by subject, thereunder in reverse chronological order. Subject Files are organized alphabetically by name or topic. Contents of folders include correspondence, letters, notes, and drafts as well as annotated reference materials such as articles, clippings, and reports.

Working Files contain materials either cited or explicitly annotated by Bundy as to be used to write Danger and Survival. Materials in these files are designated by a chapter number or subject heading. Chapter titles precede subject titles and have been standardized for consistency and clarity. Materials in this section are organized chronologically. In the case that a folder title is identical to chapter standardization, the original title has been retained. Contents of folders include correspondence, letters, notes, and drafts as well as annotated reference materials such as articles, clippings, and reports.

Box 157	Background
		Library and archives correspondence
			Declassification actions
				1985-1983 1982
					December-May April-January (2 folders)
				1981
			Eisenhower, Dwight D. [Library]
				1987-1983 1982 1981
			[General libraries]
				1987-1984 1983-1981
			John F. Kennedy Library: arrangement and notes: Cuban Missile Crisis [National Archives, 1987-1980] [Public Record Office, Surry, England, 1981-1980] [Truman, Harry S. Library, 1986-1980]
Box 158		Subject files
			Acheson-Lilienthal report Allies
				[General] France Sweden
			Arms control back-up, 1985
				[Articles and reports, 1983-1985] [McGB writings and notes]
			[Atomic Energy Commission] AEC, 3 June 1982 Baruch, Bernard M. Papers [notes on] British Records
				[Chapter] V New York Times, 1950 (V: AMDMT, ’86) Speeches: Byrnes, James F., November 17 Time, 1949-1950 Truman Papers: H-Bomb (2 folders)
			Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists [articles] 1947-1948 Bundy, McGeorge: Relevant writings (including the Weinberger debate),
				1965-1985 (1-2 of 4 folders)
Box 159				1965-1985 (3-4 of 4 folders)
			Cold War essays and notes Divided Berlin [notes on book] Documents [on atomic bomb development], 1944-1946 Dyson, Freedman-comment [McGeorge Bundy notes on] Eisenhower Administration Enoch Powell and No First Use Freeland, Richard M.: Chapter 4: The Emergence of the Modern Research University Foreign Relations Series Sen[ate] Joint Comm[ittee], 1945: November-December and selected pages, February 1981
			[Teller, Edward] Testing Time [magazine]: [editorial policy on nuclear matters] Truman, Harry S. Papers: 1945 cabinet minutes on HLS, September 1945
	Working files
		Part One: general [notes] Chapter I
			August 1988 Rev[ision]
		Chapter II
			April master General Notes, 19 August 1988 OC Brewster and more
Box 160			References
				[Book excerpts] [General] [News clippings]
			Rev[ision]
				[Documents] Kido, Marquis Koichi [diary excerpts] [Notes]
			[Typed and tabbed notes]
		Chapter III
			[General notes] [General paginated draft] [Part I drafts and notes]
				1980-1981 1983-1987 n.d.
			[Part II drafts and notes]
				1981 n.d.
			References Rev[ision]
Box 161		Chapter IV
			Amendments, 1985 Attempt at Control
				[Documents, 1945-1946] [Notes]
			August Brodie, Bernard
				[Writings about] (2 folders) [Writings by]
			Drafts General [notes] [References, 1945-1988] United Nations
				Atomic Energy Commission [reports, 1946-1978] [General notes and letter re: UN research]
			Wilson, C.L.
				[Documents]
					1945 1946 1959, n.d.
Box 162				[Letters, 1981]
		Chapter V
			August [Drafts] H-Bomb Major articles NSC-68 background References (3 folders) Rev.: Alternatives to the H-Bomb, 1955
		Chapter VI
			Atoms for Peace
				[Notes and documents, 1953] [Documents, 1954-1956]
			August Clean up, July 1987 [Footnotes] IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) (2 folders) Miscellaneous documents New references
Box 163			Radford, Arthur W., oral history Rev[ision]
				Backup [documents] I Backup [documents] II (2 folders) [General] Ike on Nuke War, 1955-1957 New look
					Eisenhower in 1986 November 1987
				PSAC Secrecy rev[ision]: Sorting, ‘86 Survivability, Triad, Ike…
			Sup[plemental references]
		Chapter VII
			Berlin; [documents] 1961, 1974 Brodie, Wohlstetter, et al, 1959-1960 Eisenhower II
				Arms control (2 folders) Missiles, TCP, etc…
			References: Gaither and Missile Gap documents and articles Rev[ision]
		Chapter VIII
			August
Box 164			Berlin: notes [References] Rev[ision]
				[Documents] [Letters and notes] [Cuba] done
					[Letters and documents] (2 folders) [Notes and documents]
		Chapter IX
			August [CMC meeting transcripts, October 27, 1962, JFK Library] June 1 References
				Bernstein, CMC [General, 1962-1988]
		Chapters IX and X, 1955 [excerpts of draft] Chapter X
			August MLF [Multilateral Force] big memos [References] [Revision]
		Chapter XI
			August
Box 165			Called bluffs Rev[ision], April
		Chapter XII
			August 7 on galleys Rev[ision]
				Leitenberg, Milton Reagan , NFU SDI Backup, 12 May (2 folders)
			September 1987
		Chapter XIII
			August (2 folders) [Draft, 1988]
		Allies
			I
Box 166			II II rev[ision] III British
		Berlin: Trachtenberg et al Blight, James British-some references, 1983 Brodie, Bernard CMC [Cuban Missile Crisis]
			Amendment, October 1985 Aux[iliary?] Extra references, 1985 JFK [Meeting transcripts] Miscellaneous [notes and references] Retrospective binder, 1983
		Danger and Survival
			Add-ons, 1989 Backup documents. General Goodpaster, memorandum of conversation with the President
			Congratulations
Box 167			Finishing
				[Annotated copies] [Incoming letters]
					1986-1987 1988, n.d. [1996]
				[Notes, drafts, and outlines]
			Issues for W.S. files
				1985-1988 1989
			[Miscellaneous notes] No First Use: July press conference Possible changes [documents for]
				1964, 1988 1989
			Reviews
		Eisenhower: general
			June 1984 Reconsideration
		Europe [Field Marshall Lord Carver-articles by and notes on]
Box 168		Finale
			[Documents and references]
				1979-1984 1985-1986 1987-1989
			General theme and McGB notes [Notes and undated materials] Quotables
		Fix-it file, February 1st Gaither Report, 1957 George, Alex [writings by] JFK Library presidential recordings transcripts, CMC meeting 16 October 1962 McNamara, Robert [writings by], 1983-1984 (2 folders) Nitze, Paul [writings by] Notes for Uwe Nerlich’s meeting [re: early Danger and Survival], 15 November 1985
Box 169		Quemoy-Matsu Crisis; late Papers, [letters and notes] Reagan Chapter Rosenberg, David Alan
			[Writings by]
				1982 1983 (3 folders) 1985 1986
		Stalemate documents
			[Articles and publications] 1973-1985 [Letters, drafts, and notes] (2 folders)
		Starwars, master file, 1986 [notes] UK research, 1980-1981 Unneeded early annotated printouts of ∆ [McGB notes on writings re: atomic development]

Series 7. (Scholar in Residence) Carnegie Corporation, 1938-1996.
About 48,600 items (35 linear feet, 1 linear inch; 40.824 cubic feet)

Papers from the Carnegie Corporation contains correspondence, drafts, notes, published articles, writings, and general research materials maintained by McGeorge Bundy and his secretaries during his tenure as a scholar-in-residence at the Carnegie Corporation. The series is divided into three sections: New York office files, research and writings, and subject files.

Series 7.1. New York Office Files, 1961-1996 (bulk), 1989-1996 (inclusive).
About 21,600 items.
Arrangement: alphabetical thereunder reverse chronological (alphabetical files), reverse chronological (chronological files and administrative materials)

This sub-series consists of files kept and managed by Bundy’s secretaries in his New York Office. It is broken into three sections: alphabetical files, chronological files, and administrative materials. The alphabetical files include correspondence and administrative subject files. Chronological files document the years spanning from August 1996 to January 1994, and are mainly composed of daily faxes to Mr. Bundy when he was working off-site from his home in Manchester, MA. The administrative material includes call logs and calendars, appointment books, and pocket diaries.

Box 170	Alpha files
		A: Miscellaneous correspondence Allison, Graham
			Correspondence Memoranda
		Alperovitz, Gar American Academy of Arts and Sciences American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1993 (2 folders) American Academy of Arts and Sciences: Committee on International Security Studies (CISS) [American Academy of Arts and Sciences, “Nuclear History and the Use of Counterfactuals”,
			12-13 October, 1989]
		American Assembly: Daniel Sharp American Committee on U.S. Soviet Relations American Philosophical Society [“An Outline of Our Argument” Report for San Diego meeting, 29-30 July 1991]
Box 171		Antigua: [hurricane news update] Asia Society, 7 February 1995 Aspen Strategy Group, Wye Plantation, 11-12 March 1994 [Aspin, Les: “From Deterrence to Denuking”, February 1992] [Atlantic Treaty Association, 1989] B: Miscellaneous correspondence (3 folders) B: General correspondence [Bader, Dr. William, 1993] Ball, George W. Bator, Francis Bell, Peter B.E.N.S.
			Roseland, NJ, Thursday 24 February 1994 Breakfast, Tuesday, 25 January 1994 [General]
Box 172		Bernstein, Barton Hans Bethe’s 60th anniversary 1 April 1995
			Celebration at Cornell, 31 March-2 April [General] (2 folders)
		Bird, Kai Birdsall, Nancy Blight, James
			1996 (2 folders) 1995 1994 1993-1992 1991
Box 173			1991 (Cuba/Castro) 1989-1988 1986 (2 folders) 1985 (2 folders) Memo: Musgrove Conference (2 folders) Projects and correspondence (2 folders)
Box 174			Project/Vietnam Conference
		Bok, Derek Books shipped to Manchester, June 1996 Bowen, William G. [Brookings Institute] Brookings Institution Georganne V. Brown, miscellaneous, September 1996 Brown, Harold (2 folders) Brown University Center for Foreign Policy Development
			[General] Meeting 10-93
		Bundy, McGeorge: writings 1967, 1988-1991 Burrows, William (2 folders) [Vannevar Bush papers-research notes]
Box 175		Business correspondence, 1990s C: Miscellaneous correspondence (3 folders) C: General correspondence Carnegie Corporation:
			Annual report and newsletter, 1994 Commission on Preventing Deadly Conflict
				[General] 1996 1995 1994
			[Commission on Science, Technology, and Government and the Council on Foreign
				Relations]
Box 176			Cooperative Security meetings Hamburg, David A. (DAH)
				1996-1995 1994-1993 1992-1991
			DAH/Vance Commission: Preventing Deadly Conflict, 1 October 1994 Meetings: other Miscellaneous [correspondence, memos, reports] Social & political implications of Major Economic Trends Project USSR: help, 27 September 1991
		Casualty figures Century Club (1 of 2 folders)
Box 177		Century Club (2 of 2 folders) Century Club nomination
			de Jánosi, P. Heller, Mary
		Christopher, Warren (2 folders) Clifford, Clark President Clinton Clinton Clinton transition Coalition for Peace-Princeton, NJ, 13 November 1994 (2 folders) Cobb, Tyrus W. Cohen, Avner (1-2 of 3 folders)
Box 178		Cohen, Avner (3 of 3 folders)
			Meeting, 25 February 1994 (2 folders)
		[Commission on Integrated Long-Term Strategy, January 1988] Cooper, Chester L. Correspondence, 1985-1996 Correpondence II [1992-1996] Council on Foreign Relations
			“Breakfast on the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty”, 19 September 1994 Committee Tour, 1994-1993 (2 folders) General
				1996-1995 1994-1989
Box 179			Miscellaneous McGB: not Vietnam Nominations and Secondings, 1996-1991 “Regional Perspectives on Non-Proliferation”, 14 February 1994
		Cranston, Alan Crowe, Admiral William J., Jr. CSIS, Center for Strategic and International Studies Proceedings of the Moscow Conference on the Cuban Missile Crisis, 27-28 January 1989 [Cuban Missile Crisis]: Miscellaneous manuscript and notes, Summer 1995 Crystal, A.J. Cyr, Arthur (2 folders) D: General correspondence D: Miscellaneous correspondence Dallek, Robert Davidson College, November 1993
Box 180		[Department of Juvenile Justice: party invite list, 1996] Drell, Sidney D. (2 folders) Droller, Miriam Droller, Michael J., M.D. E: Miscellaneous correspondence Edmondson, Frank K. Ellis, James R. Eurasia Foundation F: General correspondence F: Miscellaneous correspondence Ford Foundation (3 folders) G: General correspondence G: Miscellaneous correspondence (1 of 2 folders)
Box 181		G: Miscellaneous correspondence (2 of 2 folders) CFR/ John Lewis Gaddis book seminars (2 folders) Gaddis, John Lewis Gaddis Chapter 7-CFR-12 February at 4:15 Galbraith, John Kenneth Garthoff, Raymond L. Garwin, Richard L. Ginsberg, David Gitlow, Abraham Gleijeses, Pedro Golden, William T. Goodpaster, General Andrew J. Gore, Honorable Albert, Jr. Graham, Thomas W. Greenstein, Fred I. H: General correspondence (1 of 2 folders)
Box 182		H: General correspondence (2 of 2 folders) H: Miscellaneous correspondence (2 folders) Halberstam, David Hall, Ned Martin H. Halperin nomination Hamilton, Edward K. [Hansen, Karen] Harvard University (2 folders) Haynes, Ulrich, Jr. Hehir, Professor J. Bryan Herring, George C. Herter, Christian J. Hesburgh, Theodore M. Hill, Emily All Japanese print and TV interviews re: 50th Anniversary Hiroshima
			General (1 of 2 folders)
Box 183			General (2 of 2 folders) Akira Tashiro
		Holden, Reuben Holloway, David Howe, Harold, II I: Miscellaneous correspondence I: General correspondence (2 folders) International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA)
			1996-1994 1993 (3 folders) 1992 1991 (2 folders)
Box 184			1990-1989 de Jánosi, Peter Owen, Henry White, Robert M.
		1963 Interview: Issues and Answers Ambassador Isham (2 folders) Inter-American Dialogue
			1996-1993 1992 (3 folders) 1991, 1989 Background material for Plenary Session, 29 June 1990 (3 folders)
Box 185			Board of Directors meeting
				28 September 1994 (2 folders) 7 April 1994
			Cuba meeting, 10 September 1994 Ninth Plenary meeting, 8 April 1994 (2 folders)
		Interview: William Gibbons and Pat McAdams: VN, January 1979 Interviews, 1996-1993 J: General correspondence J: Miscellaneous correspondence Johnson Library oral history interviews Jordan, Vernon E., Jr. July, 1995 K: Miscellaneous correspondence
Box 186		K: General correspondence Kaiser, David
			[General] 4 November 1994
		Kaysen, Carl Keeny, Spurgeon M., Jr. Kennan, George Kennan Institute
			I II
		Kennedy, Donald Kennedy in Europe conference, October 1992 John F. Kennedy Library
			Cuban Missile Crisis tapes Cuban Missile Crisis tapes, October 1962 [General] McGB books
Box 187			McGB’s speech 9 May 1994
		Krepon, Michael
			1996 1995 (2 folders) 1994-1991 Business correspondence, 1990s (2 folders)
		Krepon-Vance follow up
			1995 1994
		L: Miscellaneous correspondence L: General correspondence
Box 188		Lake, Anthony Lebow, Ned Lederberg, Joshua Lederer, Ivo John Leonard, Jim Levin, Dr. Richard C. Rob Levine/RAND (3 folders) Library of America Lippmann, Walter
			[General] Papers
		Longstreth, Bevis Lyman, Lincoln P. M: Miscellaneous correspondence (2 folders)
Box 189		M: General correspondence MacNeil, Robert (MacNeil Lehrer) Ray Marshall meeting at C.C., 12 September 1995 MIT Conference on “The Future Role of US Nuclear Weapons, Cambridge, MA, 3-4
			February 1993”
		McGB
			“Check it” notes on other authors’ books Earlier writings of interest Historical personal JFK Library, 9 May 1994 Notes to self White House records Writings to be quoted
		McNamara, Robert
			In Retrospect
				McGB correspondence with RSM, drafts, etc: YVN Review and commentary (3 folders) Memos
			Vietnam books
				[Drafts edited by McGB] (1 of 3 folders)
Box 190				[Drafts edited by McGB] (2-3 of 3 folders)
			Volumes shipped, correspondence 1995-1996
		Miller, Jay Irwin Miller Reef Club (Antigua, West Indies) Miscellaneous: YVN Moynihan, Daniel Moscow trip, June 1992 N: General correspondence N: Miscellaneous correspondence National Academy of Sciences National Defense University Press, 1983 New Yorker Avedon issue New York University (2 folders) NYU
			1993 Classes
Box 191			Journal of International Law and Politics Seminar (2 folders)
		For Monday November 1 O: General correspondence O: Miscellaneous correspondence Office of Technology Assessment Ctee. Oral histories
			Robert Dallek Arthur Goldberg and Maurice Matloff (ODC) Frank Vandiver
		P: General correspondence P: Miscellaneous correspondence Perkins, James A. Perry, William J. Population Council
			1995-1996 1995 Program review and assessment, New York, NY, 7-8 December 99th Meeting of the Board of Trustees, 1 & 2 December 1994
Box 192			Board of Trustees address lists Buffett, Warren Capital Campaign Catley-Carlson, Maggie
				Breakfast, 28 October 1994 General [Election] Meeting
					16 February 1995 2 March 1995 (2 folders) Pending, 9 March 1995 David Rockefeller meeting, September 1996
			Chairman Clinton: unsent letter Correspondence
				1996 (2 folders)
Box 193				1995 (5 folders) 1994 (2 folders) 1993 1992 (2 folders)
Box 194				1991 [Carnegie Corporation, the Population Council, Sidney Drell, John Crocker]
					(2 folders)
			Developmental Committee meeting, 23 May 1996 Donor meeting, 5 June 1993 [Robert H. Ebert Center for Biomedical Research] Executive Committee meetings
				7 March 1995 [binder] 7 March 1995 (2 folders) 28 October 1994 8 March 1994
Box 195				12 September 1989
			Finance Committee meeting, 25 May 1995 [John D. Rockefeller 3rd Memorial Fund] Klein, Chuck: Sky Club meeting, 16 May 1995 McCormick, Elizabeth: Vice Chairmanship, August 1996 Mifepristone Millard cocktail party, 27 September 1995 Mission and mandate statement Moynihan meeting in D.C. Nominating Committee meeting, 1 June 1995 Norplant Presidency (2 folders) [President Search] 21 May 1992 Program plan and budget
				1996 1995 1990
			Program review and assessment, 1993 (1 of 2 folders)
Box 196			Program review and assessment, 1993 (2 of 2 folders) Publications & newsletters, 1996 [Walker, John T.: memorandum] 3 October 1989
		Possible U.S. speeches Pusey, Nate M. R: General correspondence R: Miscellaneous correspondence (2 folders) Rathjens, George (2 folders) Reading on the way home [notes] Regan, Patrick Rice, C. Duncan Resor, Stanley Roberts, Chalmers M. Robinson, Marshall Rockefeller, David Rockefeller Foundation Rodd, David B. Rostow, W.W. (Walt) Rosenberg, David (1 of 2 folders)
Box 197		Rosenberg, David (2 of 2 folders) Rudenstine, Neil Russel Trust S: Miscellaneous correspondence (2 folders) Sagan, Scott D. Seaborg, Glenn T. Schlesinger, Arthur Scowcroft, Brent Shapley, Deborah Silvers, Robert Skidmore-18 February 1993 Smith, Larry K. Society of Fellows
			1996-1995 1994-1993
		Solbert, Peter Sorenson, Ted
Box 198		Speedie, David Stimson lunch-20 September 1994 [honoring William J. Perry] Stockley, Charles A. Stratton, Jay-memorial service, 21 September 1994 Sullivan, Walter Sutton, Francis X. T: Miscellaneous correspondence (2 folders) Talbott, Strobe Task Force draft, 26 April 1961 Taylor, General Maxwell D. Teitelbaum, Michael
			1992-1991 1990-1989
		Thompson, Kenneth W. Thomson, James C. Title VIII Train, John
Box 199		Travel reimbursement
			1996-1994 1993-1992
		Troop numbers cited by other authors U: Miscellaneous correspondence U.N. financing [UNA/USA]
			Backup “Confronting the Proliferation Danger”, 1995 Correspondence, 1996, 1989 Meeting, 27-28 October 1995 Meeting, 21 November 1994
		Urquhart, Brian V: Miscellaneous correspondence Vance, Cyrus Van DeMark, Brian W: Miscellaneous correspondence (2 folders) Wales, Jane Ward, F. Champion
			[General] A Life in Two Worlds, Recollections and Reflections, August 1995
		Watson, Thomas J., Jr.
			[Articles and speeches, 1987-1981]
Box 200			Institute for International Affairs Memorial: Providence, RI, 21 April 1994
		Whitehead, John Who’s Who (McGeorge Bundy’s listing and photocopies) Wilson, Edward O. Woodrow Wilson Center Winston Foundation for World Peace Wolk, Michael J., MD Y: Miscellaneous correspondence Yale
			Political Union [Skull and Bones, 1995-1990]
		Yale Press
			Contract Goldstein, Gordon Ryden, John correspondence
		Yugoslavia conflict Z: Miscellaneous correspondence
	Chron files
		1996
			November-19 September [after death] 6 -13 September August (2 folders)
Box 201			July June May April March February January
		1995
			December November October September August (2 folders) July (2 folders) June
Box 202			May April March (2 folders) February January
		1994
			December November October September August July June May April March February January
Box 203	Administrative files
		1996 Appointment book (2 folders) 1995 Appointment book (2 folders) 1995 Pocket diary 1994 Appointment book (2 folders) 1994 Pocket diary 1993 Appointment book (2 folders) 1993 Pocket diary
Box 204		[Blue daily memos] Incoming/outgoing call register
			1996
				October-July July-March March-January
			1995
				December-August August-June May-March March-January
			1994
				December-November November- August July-March March-January
			1993
				November-December
Box 205		Telephone messages
			10 June 1993 November 1992-10 June 1993

Series 7.2. Research and Writings, 1938-1996.
About 16,200 items.
Arrangement: alphabetically by type.

The Research and Writings series consist of Bundy’s writings and pertinent research materials, organized alphabetically by type. This series is divided into four sections; articles, books, interviews, and speeches and lectures. Materials include drafts, notes, clippings, and correspondence relating to his work on his book Reducing Nuclear Danger, various articles, speeches and lectures, interviews, reviews, and general research. The writings are cumulative, and span his entire career, not just his time at Carnegie. Included in this series are notes, drafts and research material Bundy was compiling with his research assistant Gordon Goldstein for the two unpublished and incomplete works Bundy was working on at the time of his death in 1996, his personal memoirs as well as a book on Vietnam.

Box 206	Articles
		“A Lot Like the Cuban Missile Crisis,” The Washington Post, 3 July 1994 [“Arms Control and Independent Judgement” U.S. Soviet Outlook, July 1986] [“The Attack on Yale” The Atlantic Monthly] Back and forth [draft] “The Issue Before the Court: Who Gets Ahead in America” (Bakke Article) “The Bomb and the Gulf” [“The Best of All Possible Nuclear Worlds”] [“Canada, The Exceptionally Favored: An American Perspective”] 9 November 1981 Cuban Missile chapter from Danger and Survival “The End of Either/Or” Foreign Affairs, January 1967 “Ending a Common Danger” NY Times Magazine, 20 August 1989 “Fifty Years in the Shadow of the Bomb,” Nature, 3 August 1995 (4 folders) [Foreign Affairs]
			[Article request] [Articles written by McGeorge Bundy, 1949-1985]
Box 207		“Friends and Allies” Foreign Affairs, October 1962 “From Cold War Toward Trusting Peace” Foreign Affairs, 1989-1990 “High Hopes and Hard Reality: Arms Control in 1978” Foreign Affairs, 1978 “The History-Maker” Massachusetts Historical Society Proceedings, Vol. 90, 1978 “How to Wind Down the Nuclear Arms Race” New York Times Magazine, 16 November
			1969
		[“Instead of Missiles” New York Times, 21 May 1981] International Security: Winter 1978/79, Summer 1980 “Keep Our Powder Dry” The New York Times, 12 October 1990 “The Korean War, 40 Years Later; The Right Decision” New York Times, 25 June 1990 “A Lay View of Due Process” Marshall Symposium, Harvard 1956 “The Making of American Dreams,” review of James B. Conant by Hershberg, Nature, 24
			March 1994
		“The Marshall Papers: An Old Lesson”, The Washington Post, 30 May 1993 “The Missed Chance to Stop the H-Bomb”, The New York Review, 13 May 1982 “Nation Building: Historical Precedent and the Basis for US Intervention”: Brown Journal of
			World Affairs, 1994
Box 208		[“Nato & the U.S.: Friction among friends”, World Review, December 1981] “Needed: An Open Foreign Policy” “Negotiating Skills Needed” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, May 1989 Non ▲-Palo Alto [notes for Foreign Affairs Article] “Nuclear Trap”: Washington Post, 25 January 1995 “Nuclear Weapons and the Atlantic Alliance” The Nuclear Controversy, A Foreign Affairs
			Reader, 1985
		“Nuclear Weapons and the Gulf” Foreign Affairs, Fall 1991 New York Times Book Review, 1989, 1995 [“Op-ed submitted to Washington Post”, 11 January 1995] “Our Country’s New Role in the World” Time, 20 July 1992 “Pearl Harbor Brought Peace” Newsweek, 16 December 1991 “The Presidency and the Peace” Foreign Affairs, April 1964
Box 209		“Presidents and the History of the Nuclear Crisis” The Virginia Papers on the Presidency,
			1985
		“The President’s Choice: Star Wars or Arms Control” Foreign Affairs, Winter 1984 [“Prospects for Soviet-American Relations After the Cold War” NYU Journal of International
			Law and Politics, Spring 1990]
		“Reducing Nuclear Danger,” Foreign Affairs, Spring 1993
			Correspondence (2 folders) Last draft, 26 February [Published copies]
		“A Revolution in Arms Control” [“Risk and Opportunity”] “Scientific Advice and the Presidential Choice: A Reminder of their Cold War Childhood,”
			The Scientist, 24 June 1996
		[“They Say in the Colleges” Groton School Quarterly, December 1940]
Box 210		Think pieces (Written While at CC) “To Cap the Volcano” Foreign Affairs, October 1969 [“Ultra Warnings”]-Paul Stillwell chapter, 1993 “The United States Government and the Population Problem Abroad” Population and
			Development Review, September 1984
		Letter-to-the-Editor re: Brian Urquhart’s article on U.N. New York Review of Books, 15
			July 1993
		“Vietnam, Watergate and Presidential Powers” Foreign Affairs, Winter 1979/1980 [“Visions & Revisions” Yale Daily News, 1938] “Washington’s War Over Arms Control” New York Times Book Review, 7 October 1984 “What’s Unusable-and Indispensable?” U.S. News & World Report, 9 January 1989
	[Books]
		[Memoirs]
			[“The Attack on Yale” Bundy v. Buckley, Atlantic Monthly, November 1951] [“The Battlefields of Power and the Searchlights of the Academy”, 31 October 1963] [“Bundy Asserts that Presidential Role in Arms Control is Essential”] [Clippings and publications] [Correspondence] [Correspondence: Middleton, Harry: LBJ Library, 1991-1992] [Correspondence with researchers] (2 folders)
Box 211			[Council on Foreign Relations]
				[Invitations, meetings] [“Working Papers on the Problem of Political Equilibrium”]
			[Cuba: material sent to Bundy] (2 folders) [Documents relating to JFK] (2 folders) Fitzpatrick, Peter
				[Correspondence] (2 folders) [Harvard research assistant files] (3 folders)
Box 212			[Remarks on the Ford Foundation, 1965] [Ford Foundation] (2 folders) [Frankfurter, Felix: correspondence] Green memoirs file Griswold-Brewster History Project (oral history interview/Yale Library) Israel, 1967 [Johnson Administration: clippings and correspondence relating to Bundy] LBJ Library Memoirs miscellaneous, summer 1994 [Miscellaneous notes] MLF documents from Paul Hammond [Publications marked for use in memoirs]
Box 213			[Transcripts of interviews with McGB] (2 folders) [“Were those the Days?” Daedalus, 1970]
		Reducing Nuclear Danger
			1990 Files: [letter from Sidney Drell to William J. Crowe, Jr., 20 December 1990] 1991 Files
				[Drafts] Drell [Materials for San Diego meeting, 29-30 June 1991] [Meeting preparation materials, 15 November 1991 and 27 August 1991] [Memorandum of conversation with Admiral Williams J. Crowe, 22 April 1991]
				[Notes and correspondence, 1991: 8 February-16 October] Nuclear weapons, 1992 [Targeting]
			1992 Files
				Aspin-May-Flourney, Shultz + Reykjavik
Box 214				Related clippings, 1992 [Research materials and correspondence] (2 folders) Turning Against Danger: Nuclear Weapons Policy, 1992 Workshop on International Security: Item 3
			1993 Files
				Author’s review group, 29 January 1993
					Brown outlining add-ons CFR/DC “Author Review Group” [Correspondence]
				Beres, Louis René [Marketing information] [Outside comments] [Revisions, Drell and Flournoy]
			[1994 Outside comments] Article file
				Aspin, Les, 1991, miscellaneous [Brinkley, Douglas: “Acheson, JFK and NATO-Berlin”] Bush (& Baker)
Box 215				Candor and related topics Ch. X: extra refs China [Cold War strategy] [Conference on the June war, 3-5 June 1992] Dien Bien Phu: Immerman article Documents: Baker, October Drell, Sidney Far-out thoughts e.g., G. Smith [“The Future of the US-Soviet Nuclear Relationship,” 1991] de Gaulle, Charles: published works, 1940-1970 Gerry Smith (Carnegie) [Global security] [Gulf War]
					[Articles: general] [Interviews: notes]
				Iraq Nuke prob[lem] [Journals & conference papers] McGB notes on Gulf Meuller, John: “The Catastrophe Quota: Trouble after the Cold War,” 21
					April 1994
Box 216				Missile Gap: general Missile Gap II [Newspaper clippings, 1991-1992] Nuclear weapons research materials RAND study of Quemoy and Matsa Saddam & his side War & Congress & war
			Back-up file begun July 1994 Draft revisions
				1993
					American nuclear weapons policy, 1993-2000 Author’s review group, 29 January 1993 [Annotated copy]
						Master 8 January marked with Sid Drell changes 16 February
						Revisions, 5 February 1993
				Arms control Bush statements
Box 217				Chapter III [Corrections and notes] Final points [Fragments and facts] “Green” (revision of Haproff’s Reds) Incorporating red, green, and blue edits, 9 June 1993 Introduction 2/19 Machine back-up Master copy-April 8th “New Format” RND report, 1993 [Miscellaneous]
Box 218				[Notes from Michele Flournoy]
					Chapter 1 Chapters 2-3
				Nuclear articles, 1992 Sept 27: papers to check against draft argument Targeting: Butler, Congress, Jeff Smith To be combed out (2 folders) “Turning Against Danger”
					Early memos Early drafts
				“Turning Against Nuclear Danger”
			Files
				Annexes, Zero Option “A Program for Reducing Nuclear Danger”: Carnegie Quarterly, Summer/Fall 1993
				Brown, Harold [Carnegie Advisory Council] Carnegie basic documents Chapter I revisions
Box 219				Correspondence
					[General] Hesburgh and Roberts
				Crowe Descriptions of enterprise Drafts, 1992 Drafts, 1993 (1-4 of 9 folders)
Box 220				Drafts, 1993 (5-9 of 9 folders) Drell
					Papers (2 folders)
Box 221					Miscellaneous
				Flournoy, Michele A.
					(Briefing arms control shelf) (2 folders) Current [General] Personal, 1992-1990
				Initial drafts and research, 1992-1991 Kanter File (see also targeting) [Notes and research] (2 folders) November 11-12 meeting [Nuclear policy articles, 1993-1990] Oppenheimer, J. Robert add-ons, June 1989
Box 222				[RND clippings, 1994-1993] RND press briefing/D.C. September 27 other thoughts [“Task Force on the Nuclear Threat”]
					1991 1992
				Thoughts and remarks [“Turning Against Nuclear Danger”] US threat discussion for [triangle] [Union of Concerned Scientists]
			[Notes]
				Carnegie 9 July Chapter I Chapters II, III, and Bush Chapter III Chapter X revisions [General] General outlines [Handwritten notes]
					Intro I II III
				Miscellaneous early [triangle] notes Missile gap I Notes to self + DCC sort BGAORG writing Notes on [triangle] July 31 Nuclear Suppliers Group 1992 agreement
Box 223				Nukes on the Gulf (cc off) Oppenheimer, J. Robert Outline as of Friday, October 2 Recheck after February draft [SDI notes] SGPT [triangle] issues to sort out in [triangle] Superpower (S) [Triangle]-Management + Lamm US? Japan? UN (for CAL)
			[Publicity and reviews]
				Author’s questionnaire Reviews & comments
		Vietnam
			1956: South & Southeast Asia “Attrition” (other writers on subject of…) [Barrett, David: “The Mythology Surrounding LBJ, His Advisors, and the 1965 Decision to
				Escalate the Vietnam War”]
			[Book draft fragments, May-June 1996] Books on Vietnam: copies with Bundy’s annotations Bundy, William: remarks on Stimson Vietnam chapter Chapters
				Introduction Ch. 1 (2 folders) Ch. 8
Box 224			Fragments
				1961 1963 1964 1965 Foreword Introduction
			[Handwritten notes]
				[YVN, ca. 1994-1996] (2 folders) First typescript of handwritten notes, 15 August 1995
			Index to YVN book’s files List of books on Vietnam Lyndon Baines Johnson Library
				Vietnam Conference
					[Tim Johnson’s Notes], September 1991 [March 1991]
			[“The Johnson Years: A Vietnam Roundtable”, Edited by Ted Gittinger] McGB 1971 CFR Lectures (3) “American Policy and Politics” [McGB notes on McNamara’s Vietnam book]
Box 225			[Memorandum of Conference with the President, 6 September 1963] Miscellaneous YVN: Newman Interview (interview/article/correspondence, etc.), Boston Globe, 14 January 1992
			[New York Times Magazine, 31 March 1985] Notes, June 1995 [Notes on LBJ & Vietnam] [Notes on Vietnam, September 1995] Nuclear materials Pre-typed labels [Research material]
				[General] [Vietnam]
					[Copies and periodicals for research assistant] (3 folders)
Box 226					[Papers, memos, interviews]
				Stimson lectures
					Y, 1993 Y II, III, IV One Two Three Four [Notes and drafts] (2 folders) Overall
				Summer YVN notes, 1995 Text fragments [Veterans World Project: “Wasted Men: The Reality of the Vietnam Veteran”] Vietnam speech binder
					[DePauw University, 12 October 1968] [Council on Foreign Relations Lecture Series, “American Policy &
						Politics: Reflections from Southeast Asia”, May 1971]
					[Speeches from 1978, 1970]
				Yellow fragments
					Chapter 1
Box 227					(General and not yet assigned to a chapter) (2 folders)
				YVN, 1993
	Interviews
		ABC News [Pearl Harbor interview] BBC
			Michael Charlton interview, 7 July 1994 Cold War “The Wall”, 10 September 1996
		[CBS News Special Report, “Vietnam Dialogue: Mr. Bundy and the Professors”, 21 June 1965]
		[“Entretien avec MacGeorge Bundy” L”Institut Charles de Gaulle, November 1990] “Firing Line” interview, 20 July 1983 “Fresh Air” interview, 4 January 1994 “Guy Lebow at Large,” WNWK 105.9 FM, 3 January 1989 [Hiroshima: Why the Bomb Was Dropped] Peter Jennings interview, 19 June 1995 [Italian newspaper interviews, April 1994] NPR: Mike Shuster interview “Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty” 2 March 1995
	Speeches and lectures
		▲ Speeches and notes: still relevant [“America in the ‘80’s: Reframing Our Relations with Our Friends and Among Our Allies”,
			16 October 1981]
		“American Policy and Politics, Reflections from Southeast Asia” [typed manuscript]
			I. Decision and Division II. The Insufficiency of Desire
Box 228			III. Down or Out
		[“American Purpose in the Post-Cold War World: How Being Number One is Not the Point” George
			Ball Lecture, 2 April 1992] (2 folders)
		“The Americans and Europe: Rhetoric and Reality” (Ditchley Found Lecture VIII) [“The Americans and the Alliance in 1980” 18-19 April 1980] [Association of the Bar and International Law Association, 2 November 1991] [Association of Colleges and Universities of the State of New York, 19 September 1974] “Barks Without Bites” Penrose Lecture 26 April 1991 (2 folders) The Battlefield of Power and the Searchlights of the Academy, 31 October 1963 “Can We Afford Academic Freedom?” (Beacon Reference Series) [Committee on Foreign Affairs Hearings]
			[U.S. Post Cold War Foreign Policy, May 1992] (3 folders)
Box 229			[Making Peace After the Cold War, 13 May 1992] (2 folders) [Reviews of Arms Control Implications of the President’s Commission on Strategic Forces, May
				1983]
		[Committee on Foreign Relations Hearings: Reorganization and Revitalization of America’s Foreign Affairs
			Institutions, 23 March 1995] (4 folders)
		[Conference on SALT, Hampden-Sydney College, 18 October 1979] [Congressional Testimony:] Bundy on Israel, Fall 1990 [Contemporary History Institute, Ohio University] [“For Norman Cousins”] [“Danger and Survival After the Cold War” Rhodes College, 23 October 1990] “Deterrence and Détente, 1969-2009: What the Last Twenty Years Suggest for the Next Twenty”
			Lamont Lecture, 3 April 1989
Box 230		Deterrence in the 1990s-What Can Past Experience Tell Us? (Livermore Conference, Fall 1990) (2
			folders)
		Depauw University remarks, 12 October 1968 [“Do We Have a Compass Without the Cold War?” Richard Leopold Lecture] [“The Ethics of Nuclear Weapons in the Post-Cold War Era” Skidmore College, 18 February 1993]
		“The Evolution of U.S. Soviet Relations to the 21st Century”, Stanford University, 4 December 1987
		Deterrence in the 1990s-What Can Past Experience Tell Us? (Livermore Conference, Fall 1990)
			(2 folders)
		Depauw University remarks, 12 October 1968 [“Do We Have a Compass Without the Cold War?” Richard Leopold Lecture] [“The Ethics of Nuclear Weapons in the Post-Cold War Era” Skidmore College, 18 February 1993]
		“The Evolution of U.S. Soviet Relations to the 21st Century”, Stanford University, 4 December 1987
		“Existential Deterrence and Its Consequences” Keynote Address, 7 April 1983
		Grace Cathedral Remarks, San Francisco, 26 October 1982 [Remarks on Averell Harriman, Library of Congress, 4 November 1991] [“In Amsterdam, Thinking About the Bomb”, 24 November 1981] International Forum on Population remarks, 6 November 1989 [Richard Irons: Memorial Service remarks, 15 May 1993] [Ithaca: Fragment A working draft and notes] Speech at Lawrence Notes from Livermore Conference [Mrs. Loeb’s U.N. Dinner, 4 November 1991] [“Nuclear Stalemate and American Opportunity: The Case for Confident Moderation”, UC Irvine, 28
			May 1985]
		“Nuclear Truth and Soviet-American Co-Existence”, Copenhagen University, 14 May 1984 “Nuclear Truth: An Old and New Prescription for the Health of the Western Alliance”,
			University of Edinburg, 16 May 1984
		“Nuclear Weapons Policy: Where Are We Now?” University of Maryland Law School, 10 January 1986
Box 231		Palfrey Lectures (2 folders) “Political Leadership and Nuclear Deterrence”, Davies Forum, 25 October 1983 “Politics, Scientists and Truth: Reflections on a Fissionable Relationship”, AAAS, 28 May 1984 Population Association of America remarks, 5 May 1984 [“Presidents and Arms Control: John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson” Miller Center of Public
			Affairs, 28 October 1993]
		“Presidents and Nuclear Weapons and Truth: Some Examples, from Roosevelt to Nixon” Remarks at Pugwash Symposium at U.N., 11 May 1988 RAND Commencement addresses [“Reducing Nuclear Danger” Brown, 15 October 1992] “Reducing Nuclear Danger After the Long Cold War and the Short Gulf War”, Berkeley, 18 March 1992
		Reischauer Service remarks, 19 October 1990 “Salt, Security and Real Disarmament”, Brown University, 12 December 1979 Sakharov Conference remarks, Rockefeller University, 2 May 1981 Santa Clara University remarks, 22 November 1982 [“Science and Politics and Truth: Notes on an Imperfect Connection”, Cornell, 1 April 1995]
Box 232		“Scientists, Decision-Makers, and H-Bombs: A Cautionary Tale, 1949-1954”, Rockefeller University, 8
			March 1982
		“Shadows on the Future: Some Lessons Learned From History”, Duke University, December 1990 [Stanford University: Lecture on Arms Control and Disarmament, March 1990] “Some Thoughts about Unilateral Moderation”, University of California, 30 March 1982 [“Statement to the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations”, 23 March 1995] “Strategic Deterrence After Thirty Years What Has Changed?” Keynote remarks, Switzerland, 7
			September 1979
		[Howard R. Swearer Memorial Service, Brown University, 3 November 1991] [Yale Stimson Lectures]
			[I. Starting From Vietnam] [II. Starting From the End of the Cold War] [III. Reducing Nuclear Danger-The Unfinished Bush Success and the Clinton Opportunities] [IV. Which Comes First, the Home Front or the World?] [Audiovisual materials] [Correspondence] [Research material] William Bundy’s remarks on Stimson VN

Series 7.3. Subject Files.
About 10,800 items.
Arrangement: alphabetical.

This series of subject files was created and maintain by McGeorge Bundy while at Carnegie and includes correspondence, clippings, publications, notes, and other materials relating to his work and personal life. These materials were kept separate from his other professional, administrative, and office files and reflect his varied interests and organizations he was involved in. Topics include arms control, nuclear weapons, Vietnam, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Non-Proliferation Treaty, and the United Nations Association.

Located at the end of the Subject Files is a small section of materials that Bundy was working on at the time of his death on September 16, 1996, as well as publications relating to his death. These have been marked by using his secretary’s notations that were placed within the files. Materials have been left in original order within the folders, and are separated into two sections, materials left on desk, and materials received after death which includes a small amount of correspondence and remembrances.

Box 233	Subject Files
		Allies III: Stalemate American-Israeli Seminar on Arms Control in the Middle East
			Table of contents and morning session, February 6 Afternoon & evening sessions, February 6 Morning session, February 7 Afternoon session & additional documents, February 7
		[Anglo-American-Canadian Parliamentary Study Group on Africa, 1965-1980] [Arms control] [Austrian medal, 6 May 1992] “The Bay of Pigs: New Evidence from Documents and Testimony of the Anti-Castro
			Resistance, Brigade 2506 and the Kennedy Administration,” 1996: 31 May-2 June
		[The Bell Curve] Big Blue, [1991-1992] Big house: maps, [Expenses] [Brainard South: report on audited financial statements] CLOSED William P. Bundy
			14-18 [Ch. 14-18: manuscript, research materials, misc. correspondence] (1 of 3
				folders)
Box 234			14-18 [Ch. 14-18: manuscript, research materials, misc. correspondence] (2-3 of 3
				folders)
			[General] [Cryptologia] On End of Cold War (29 July 1990) Tangled Web: Foreign Policy in the Presidency of Richard Nixon [manuscript]
				Chapters 1-2 Chapters 3-5 Chapters 6, 12 Chapters 13,18,19
Box 235			Vietnam manuscript
				[Copy 1]
					Chapters 1-4 Chapters 5-9 Chapters 10-13 Chapters 14-16 Chapters 17-19 Chapters 20-22B Chapters 23-24 Chapters 25-27
Box 236					Chapters 28-31 Chapters 32-33
				[Copy 2]
					Chapters 1-4 Chapters 5-9 Chapters 21-22B Chapters 23-26 Chapters 27-30 Chapters 31-33
				[Copy 3]
					Chapters 1-4
Box 237					Chapters 5-9 Chapters 10,12,13 Chapters 14-15 Chapters 17-20 Chapters 21-24 Chapters 25-28 Chapters 29-33
Box 238		Center for International Security & Arms Control, Stanford (2 folders) [“The Challenge to Americans”, Henry Stimson & memorial services program] [Winston Churchill: “The Deterrent- Nuclear Warfare”, 1 March 1955] Clinton [security] [Conference on Nuclear Weapons: Ohio University Contemporary History Institute,
			September 1991]
		[Cooperative denuclearization] Cuba
			[Articles, 1996-1992] “Cuba Between the Superpowers” Conference, January 1991
				Table of Contents- Tab 2 US declassified documents on Cuba Statements of leaders and Cuban press chronology Soviet & Cuban memoirs, secondary accounts of Cuba during the Crisis
Box 239				Miscellaneous articles & papers
			[Inter-American Dialogue: Cuba Task Force, “Cuba in the Americas: Reciprocal
				Challenges”]
			[Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs, 30 April 1991]
		[Cuban Missile Crisis]
			[General documents] [“The Edge of the Precipice: U.S. Deliberations and Negotiations During the Cuban
				Missile Crisis, Balance of Resolve”]
			[Hawk’s Cay Conference on the Cuban Missile Crisis, 5-8 March 1987] [“The JFK Tapes”, 21 December 1994] [National Security Archive Publication] Retrospective, 1983 [“A Retrospective View of the Cuban Missile Crisis” Draft]
		Danger and Survival
			General [Reviews]
		[“Charles De Gaulle and the Nuclear Revolution”]
Box 240		Draft: IIASA case study: Alan McDonald, 3 March 1997 [Espoir: Recontres Avec De Gaulle, June 1992] [Engagements, 1995-1993] [Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation: “Reweaving the Tattered Web, Socializing and
			Enculturating Our Children”]
		Foreign Policy
			No. 83, Summer 1991 No. 86, Spring 1992 [Opinion [papers] [Publications]
		“The Future of United States-China Relations,” [11 May 1994] [Grant, Charles Miller] [Halperin, Morton H.] [Harvard 1989-1996] Hawimahala Trust, 1987-1994 CLOSED [Hiroshima] [IEWSS Committee on Democratization & Institution Building in Europe, 1-3 March 1990]
Box 241		[Institute of American Studies: “Arms Control in East Asia and Chinese Nuclear Doctrine”] [Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation, Policy Paper: “U.S. Intervention in Ethnic
			Conflict”]
		[Israeli-Palestinian Security, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1995] Kennedy and Europe Conference, Florence, Italy, October 1992 (2 folders) LBJ Library
			McGB/LBJ phone calls (list of and info on) Oral history collection Greenwell correspondence
				[General] (2 folders) [National Security File documents]
					Copy 1 (3 folders) Copy 2 (1 of 3 folders)
Box 242					Copy 2 (2-3 of 3 folders)
		[Joint communique between Cuba and U.S.] [Miscellaneous notes] [“Missed Opportunities” Conference, 4-8 June 1997, preliminary documents] (6 folders) Missed opportunities? Former US and Vietnam leaders re-examine the Vietnam War
			(1961-1968)
Box 243		[Navy clippings and notes] Non-Proliferation Treaty
			[Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty information] (2 folders) [Correspondence and reports] (5 folders) General (Glenn Backup) Ithaca, [BETHE celebration at Cornell]
Box 244			[Middle East, clippings, 1995-1993] [Notes] Press Conference, Correspondents’ Lounge at UN, Thursday 26 January 1995 [Research and notes] (2 folders) UNA/USA documents
		Notes needing review “Nuclear Arms Reductions for a New World Order” [Nuclear weapons publications] [Parties]: James and Anne [Population Council] (2 folders)
Box 245		[Population issues] (2 folders) “Public Opinion in Soviet Russia” [notebook] [Published articles, 29 June 1993-4 December 1995] [Receipts, 1994, 1991] CLOSED [“Requiem for the Hutchins College”, F. Champion Ward] Reviews
			Book blurbs Releases, permissions to quote from (books and interviews)
				1995 1993-1989
			Refused requests for book blurbs and endorsements Pre-publication reviews of books and articles
				1995-1994 1992
		[Shady Hill School: Grandparents’ Day, 23 November 1994] [START articles] [Steinbruner: “The Consequences of the Gulf War”] [Henry L. Stimson Center, 12 June 1996]
Box 246		Stimson Center (5 folders) Sudoplatov United Nations Association (UNA/USA)
			Backup [Correspondence, 1994-1995] (1-3 of 4 folders)
Box 247			[Correspondence, 1994-1995] (4 of 4 folders) [General] (4 folders) Letters of invitation Meeting
				21 October 1994, Washington DC 6 December 1994 14 December 1994 16 December 1994, with Ambassador Emilio Cardenas 1 March 1995, with Ambassador Rick Inderfurth
			Security Council and nonproliferation
				26 April 1994 [General] Meeting #1 [Reports]
		[U.S.-Soviet-Cuba Project, James Blight]
				1992 (2 folders)
Box 248				1991 (4 folders) 1990 (2 folders) [“Cuban Support for Revolutionary Movements, 1959-1963”] (2 folders)
		[Vint Hill Farms Station, 1993-1992] Wenger, Andreas: “From Cold War to Long Peace: The Transformation of the
			International Security System and the Role of Nuclear Weapons, 1953-1963” (1 of 3 folders)
Box 249		Wenger, Andreas: “From Cold War to Long Peace: The Transformation of the
			International Security System and the Role of Nuclear Weapons, 1953-1963” (2-3 of 3 folders)
		What JFK would have done (other authors’ speculation) [Yale University Alumni, 1994] YNUC [Research materials and correspondence regarding nuclear weapons] (5 folders)
	After death materials
		Materials left on desk
			1994 Crisis
				Haiti North Korea
Box 250			[The Brezhnev Legacy: Draft Chapter, May 1990] Davidson background [Inter-American Dialogue correspondence] [Notes] NPT renewal documents
				[General] (2 folders) Letter to Al Gore and Tony Lake (draft) [Notes]
			[Photocopies]: “These photocopies given to McGB 3-20-96 for his use in drafting
				updated chapter 1”
			Politics [letters from Stephen Solarz] Population Council: papers found on McGB’s desk, November 1996 Yellow folder nuclear file
				[Notes] [Papers and presentations] (3 folders) [Publications]
		Materials received after death
			[Random House files] [Remembrances]
				[Groton School Quarterly 1997: dedication to Bundy] [Population Council] [Stimson Center News Advisory: Remembering McGeorge Bundy]

Series Containing Audiovisual Items.
The following is a list of all audiovisual items found in this collection, organized by series and folder title.
About 350 items (2 linear feet, 5 linear inches; 2.115 cubic feet)

Series 1. Early Working Files, 1929-1949.

Folder Title:	“Research and reference materials: audiovisual materials: Henry L. Stimson on American Neutrality”
		One (1) ¼” reel with label same as folder title.
	“[Admiral Alan Kirk’s Arrival in British Isles with Bundy] 1944”
		Six (6) 8¼” x 10” black and white glossy photos, including two duplicates, of Admiral Alan Kirk’s arrival in the British Isles and his interaction with McGeorge Bundy.
	“Letters, Miscellaneous. 1940: Nov-Dec (1 of 2)”
		One (1) 3 ½” x 5 ½” matte photo of McGeorge Bundy on a boat in Xochimilco, the “Floating Gardens” of Mexico City, Mexico. Seated with him are Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bloom, their daughter Vera Bloom, and a young man identified as “Blair.” One(1) 8” x 10” Bachrach Studio portrait of Harry Park--augh (sp?), 1940. With inscription, “To Mac Bundy with the greatest appreciation for his friendship and help to me during the 1940 campaign.”
	“Letters, Miscellaneous. January 1941-September 1942”
		One (1) 3” x 4 ½” glossy photo of a seated man smoking a pipe and reading a magazine.
	“Letters, Miscellaneous, 1947”
		Two (2) 4½” x 3¼” black and white glossy photos, one of a two-story residential building and the other depicting McGeorge Bundy and two unidentified men standing in front of what appears to be a wooden gate or wall.
	“Dexter School, 1928-1931”
		One (1) 3 x 5 sepia-toned photo of “Upper 6th Class – Dexter School, 1931.”

Series 2. Stimson, Hentry L. On Active Service in Peace and War , 1946-1948.

Folder Title:	“Photographs: 1944-1945 (WWII)”
		One (1) 8 x 10 glossy photograph of Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson and General Dwight D. Eisenhower. Stamp on the back of photo reads, “quote stamp.” A second stamp indicates that the photo was released for publication by the field press censor on July 19, but does not indicate a year. The number “99” is written in pencil on the back of the photograph. One (1) 8 x 10 glossy photo print of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, President Harry S. Truman, and Soviet leader Josef Stalin shaking hands. The photo is undated. but a stamp on the back indicates that it was taken by the Signal Corps and released for publication. The Signal Corps logo appears on the front side of the photo, in the lower right corner. A “confidential” stamp is crossed out in what appears to be red crayon. One (1) 8 x 10 glossy photo print of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, President Harry S. Truman, and Soviet leader Josef Stalin. Photo is undated, but a stamp on the back indicates that it was taken by the Signal Corps and released for publication. The Signal Corps logo appears on the front side of the photo, in the lower left corner. A “confidential” stamp is crossed out in what appears to be red crayon. One (1) 8 x 10 glossy photo print of the Big Three Conference Headquarters in Potsdam, Germany. A stamp on the back reads “ BIG THREE CONFERENCE HEADQUARTERS. The Schloss Cecilien Hof, Potsdam, Germany, site of Big Three Conference. Russian officers are on guard at entrance. Schloss Cecilien Hof was formerly palace of wife of Wilhelm II, German Crown Prince.”A second stamp indicates that this photo was taken by the Signal Corps and released for publication. The Signal Corps logo appears on the front side of the photo, in the lower left corner, and the number 209834-S appears in the lower right corner.- One (1) 8 x 10 glossy photo print of an unidentified man and woman standing in front of the wreckage of a house. The number 955 is written in pencil on the back of the photo. One (1) 8 x 10 glossy photo print of unidentified male military officers and civilians saluting. The men are standing in front of a military cargo plane, and saluting someone outside of the frame of the picture. The number 4893 is written in pencil on the back of the photo. One (1) 8 x 10 glossy photo print of unidentified soldiers marching in two single-file lines. They are marching on either side of a car bearing a flag with the presidential seal, and President Harry S. Truman is on the side of the road with unidentified officers, watching the soldiers. The numbers 807 and 5143 are written in pencil on the back of the photo. One (1) 8 x 10 glossy photo print of unidentified male soldiers and officers standing in a circle. The numbers 507 and 5142 are written in pencil on the back of the photo. One (1) 8 x 10 glossy photo print of unidentified male officers and military police during a medal award ceremony. Several military bombers are in the background of the photo. The number 4890 is written in pencil on the back of the photo. One (1) 8 x 20 glossy photo print of the Big Three Conference, taken on July 17, 1945 at the Schloss Cecilien Hof in Potsdam, Germany. A stamp on the back of the photo reads “The Big Three conference opens in a room of a modern country estate in the Potsdam area, Germany. President Harry S. Truman is seated with back to camera, aides on either side; Marshal Josef Stalin is seated further on the right, while Prime Minister Winston Churchill and his staff are on the left. 7/17/45.” A second stamp notes that the photo is credited to the Signal Corps, and has been released for publication. ON the front of the photo, the number 209235-S appears in the lower left corner, and the Signal Corps logo in the lower right corner. One (1) 8 x 10 glossy photo print of Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson shaking hands with Major General Hubner (his back is to the camera). The stamp on the photo indicates “Maj/Gen Hubner, CC 1st Div, shaking hands with Sec’y of War Henry L. Stimson during his recent visit to France. L-R: Gen Hubner (back to camera), Hervey[sic] H. Bundy, Admin. Asst to Stimson, Stimson, and Lt/Col W. H. Kyle, aide-de-camp to Stimson, at 1st Army HQ, France.” An additional stamp reveals that this photo was released for publication on July 19, 1944 by the Field Press Censor. The number 36 is written in pencil on the back of the photo. One (1) 8 x 10 glossy photo print. A stamp on the back of the photo reads “Hervey[sic] H. Bundy, admin asst to Sec’y of War, getting out of a jeep at 1st U.S. Army HQ somewhere in France during the recent visit of Sec’y Stimson to France. An additional stamp indicates that the photo was released for publication by the Field Press Censor on July 18, 1944. The number 37 is written in pencil on the back of the photo.

Series 3.1. Correspondence, 1949-1953.

Folder Title:	“[1951-1952] H-J”
		One (1) glossy black-and-white print of two grandfather clocks standing next to each other in a brick-walled room, perhaps a basement, in front of what appears to be a heating oil tank. The print is cut irregularly, and measures approximately 5”x 4”.
	“[1949-1951] T-Z”
		One (1) 4 ½”x 5 ½” black-and-white matte print of Mr. and Mrs. Millard B. Thorp taken outdoors beneath a tree in front of a wood-shingled building.

Series 3.2. Personal Files, 1953-1961.

Folder Title:	“1960-1961. Bundy, M. Personal Photos”
		One (1) 7 x 9.5 inch matte print of McGeorge Bundy and Fidel Castro with two unidentified men standing behind a bank of microphones. There are no identifying marks on the back of the picture. One (1) 7 x 9.5 glossy print. Note on back of photo reads: “ Harvard Club of Washington, D.C., 71st Annual Dinner on March 24, 1954 at the Mayflower Hotel. (From left to right) Dean McGeorge Bundy; James Russell Wiggins, Vice-President Washington Post; His Excellency, Dr. Heinz L. Krekeler, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany; Colonel Edward G. Kavanagh, President of the Harvard Club of the District of Columbia.” One (1) 8 x 10 glossy print of McGeorge Bundy and five unidentified men standing in front of the seal of the President of the United States. Written in pencil on the back of the photo is the mark “R3497-9.”

Series 3.4. Subject Files, 1949-1960.

Folder Title:	“[Audiovisual Material]”
		One (1) 5” x 7 ¼” glossy headshot of McGeorge Bundy, taken by the Harvard University News Office while he was Dean at Harvard. One (1) 6” x 7 ¼” matte headshot of McGeorge Bundy on 8” x 10” photo paper. Twelve (12) 8” x 10” matte headshots of McGeorge Bundy. Twenty (22) 8” x 10” glossy headshots of McGeorge Bundy. Two (2) black and white, matte 8” x 10” photographs of McGeorge Bundy. One (1) black and white, glossy 8” x 10” photograph of McGeorge Bundy at Harvard Convocation in 1959.

Series 4. White House Subject Files, 1961-1966.

Folder Title:	“Audiovisual material”
		One (1) color, glossy, 8”x10” photograph of McGeorge Bundy sitting at a table with President Johnson and others. The photo is dated February 17, 1966. One (1) black and white, glossy, 8”x10” photograph of President Johnson shaking hands with Mary Bundy. McGeorge Bundy is standing behind the two. The photo is dated February 24, 1966. One (1) color, glossy, 8”x10” photograph of McGeorge Bundy, President Johnson, and an unidentified man standing outside of the White House. The photo is dated July 1, 1964, and was taken by Robert L. Knudsen (#32753). One (1) color, glossy, 8”x10” photograph of McGeorge Bundy standing with an unidentified man. The photo has been mounted onto a 10 ½”x13” piece of white cardboard. Two (2) black and white, glossy, 8”x10” photographs of McGeorge Bundy’s head and shoulders. One (1) black and white, glossy, 8”x10” photograph of the Donovan Award Committee Chairman, William J. Casey, presenting The Honorable John J. McCloy with the William J. Donovan Award at the Veterans of the OSS Annual Dinner, 1963. One (1) black and white, glossy, 8”x10” photograph of McGeorge Bundy with The Honorable John J. McCloy at the Veterans of the OSS Annual Dinner, 1963. One (1) black and white, glossy, 8”x10” photograph of The Honorable John J. McCloy with his William J. Donovan Award at the Veterans of the OSS Annual Dinner, 1963. Two (2) black and white, glossy, 11”x14” photographs of a group on men on the steps of the White House. President Kennedy is shown exiting the door, and McGeorge Bundy is leaning against a column on the far right. One (1) black and white, glossy, 11”x14” photograph of McGeorge Bundy and an unidentified man having a meeting in an office. The photo is taken from right outside the office door, on which there is a sign that reads “In Use.” The photo is dated July 13, 1965. One (1) black and white, glossy, 11”x14” photograph of McGeorge Bundy speaking to President Johnson, who is seated at a long table in the White House with a number of other men. A group of photographers can be seen photographing the men. The photo is dated July 22, 1965. One (1) black and white, glossy, 11”x14” photograph of President Johnson, McGeorge Bundy, and a group of other men sitting around a table in the White House. Bundy is standing against the wall, speaking to the group. The photo is dated May 27, 1965. One (1) black and white, glossy, 11”x14” photograph of McGeorge Bundy, President Johnson, and an unidentified man in a room at the White House. Johnson and the third man are seated, and Bundy is standing. The photo is dated May 27, 1965. One (1) black and white, matte, 3 ½”x4 ½” photograph of two people skiing. Two (2) 3 ½”x3 ¼” sepia photographs of a man on a horse. The photos are mounted on yellow pieces of cardboard. One (1) black and white, matte, 8”x10” photograph of “Tish” speaking to a group of people in the library of the White House. According to an attached note, the photo was taken in February 1963. The photo was taken by Cecil W. Stoughton (#128-9-63). One (1) black and white, glossy, 8”x10” photograph of Mary Bundy with an unidentified male. The two appear to be sitting in the stands at an outdoor event. One (1) color, glossy, 8”x10” photograph of an introduction between Queen Elizabeth an unidentified man wearing a red robe, with unidentified persons in the background. The photo was taken by Fox Photos LTD (#19416). One (1) reel of Scotch brand magnetic tape (1800 feet, 7” reel). Notes on back of box read: “McGeorge Bundy – Special Asst. to the President – Closing remarks at the 19th annual meeting of the Advertising Council at the Red Cross Bldg, Washington, DC, March 13, 1963 – Via White House Communications Agency.” One (1) reel of Ampex Collector’s Library magnetic recording tape (1800’x ¼”). Notes on back read: “United Federalist Dinner, 6/12/64, Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington, DC; Introduction of Head Table; Presentation Awards, Norman Cousins; Responses – Sen. Humphrey, Sen. Clark; Man of the Year, A.J.G. Priest; Address, Hon. McGeorge Bundy.” One (1) reel of Ampex Professional Recording tape (1/4”x1800’). Notes on back read: “Mr. McGeorge Bundy, Shoreham Hotel, 28 May 64; 7 1/3 IPS – Full Track, Joe Culbreth, WHCA.” One (1) reel of Ampex tape recorded by the White House Communications Agency. Tape is marked Tape No. 2 for Mr. McGeorge Bundy. Notes read: “(continued from tape #1) Remarks & Question and Answer period, Mr. McGeorge Bundy Addressing a Group of Scholars, John Hopkins SAIS. Oct 31/63; Introduction of Mr. Bundy by Mr. Gordon Gray.” One (1) record entitled “His Last 24 Hours: A memorial album prepared by the State Democratic Executive Committee of Texas for those who would have attended the ‘Texas Welcome’ dinner in Austin, November 22, 1963, in honor of President and Mrs. John F. Kennedy and Vice-President and Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson.” The record includes President Kennedy’s last three speeches: the San Antonio Dedication of the Air Force School of Aero Space Medicine, Brooks Medical Center; the Houston Address at the Testimonial Dinner Honoring Congressman Albert Thomas in the Sam Houston Coliseum; and the Fort Worth Businessmen’s Breakfast Speech in the Hall of Exhibits. Also included is President Kennedy’s Inaugural Address at the National Capitol. Two (2) records containing the Commencement Address to Brandeis University delivered by McGeorge Bundy, Special Assistant to the President, as well as the conferring of Bundy’s Honorary Degree from that institution. One (1) record containing the Remarks of McGeorge Bundy at a dinner of American University’s School of International Studies, Wesley Seminary, Washington, D.C., on November 8, 1963.
	“[Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy correspondence, 1964]”
		Photographic print of a document, “John F. Kennedy – A Rededication: By the President of the United States of America: A Proclamation.” Typed text accompanied by Presidential Seal. 6 pp. total (3 copies, 2 pp. ea).
	“Kennedy School at Harvard”
		One (1) 8 ½” x 11” matte print of an aerial view of Cambridge, Massachusetts that includes the Charles River, Agassiz Bridge, and Harvard Business School campus. Undeveloped land adjacent to the Business school is sectioned into alphanumeric sections with pen.

Series 5.2. Subject Files.

Folder Title:	“[Council on Foreign Relations]”
		One (1) reel of Scotch brand audio tape measuring ¼” x 1200 ft. containing McGeorge Bundy’s speech before the Council on Foreign Relations on 22 May 1956. Bundy received the tape from the archivist of the Council on Foreign Relations in February 1976 after having requested that they send him the recording.
	“Ford Foundation Board Meetings, 1972-1973”
		Thirty (30) photographs taken at Ford Foundation Board Meetings on December 8, 1972 and on March 29, 1973, depicting trustees and others in attendance. Photos are black and white, glossy, and measure 8”x10”.
	“Portraits, photos and visit to the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, 1970”
		Nine (9) photographs of McGeorge Bundy and others during a visit to the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs (NIIA) in 1970. Photos are black and white, glossy, and varied in size. Twenty four (24) portrait photographs depicting McGeorge Bundy standing and sitting at his desk. Photos are black and white, glossy, and varied in size.
	“[Speeches]: Economic Club of Detroit, 28 November 1966”
		Two (2) ¼” reels, both with label “Economic Club…”, second has additional note “Introduction by Benson [Lord?]”.
	“[Speeches]: Remarks by McGeorge Bundy at the Third Circuit, Atlantic City, 5 September 1968”
		One (1) ¼” reel with label same as folder title.
	“[Speeches]: Address to American Council on Education at Shoreham Hotel, 13 October 1967”
		One (1) ¼” reel with label “English: McGeorge Bundy Address to American Counsel on Education at Shoreham Hotel”
	“University of California v. Alan Bakke: “The Issue Before the Court: Who Gets Ahead in America?”: Correspondence, 1978”
		One (1) black and white, glossy, 2” x 2 ½” photograph of Mary E. Mebane. Photo was attached to a letter written to McGeorge Bundy from Mary Mebane.
	“Visit to India”
		Forty one (41) photographs of McGeorge Bundy’s trip to India. Photos are black and white, glossy, and measure 6 ½” x 8 ½”. Photo album containing 17 pages of photographs with captions. First page reads, “A Souvenir of the Visit to Calcutta on February 19, 1968, of Mr. McGeorge Bundy, President of the Ford Foundation.”
	“White House visits, 1967”
		Eleven (11) 11”x14” photographs of McGeorge Bundy at the White House. Most of the photos are stamped with the date on the reverse side. Photos include:
			Two (2) black and white, glossy photographs of McGeorge Bundy sitting with President Johnson at the White House on April 20, 1967. The date is stamped on the back of the photos. President Johnson wrote on one of the photos: “To MC My best LBJ.” One (1) black and white, matte photograph of McGeorge Bundy shaking hands with President Johnson at the White House on April 26, 1967. The date is stamped on the back of the photo. One (1) color, glossy photograph of McGeorge Bundy sitting with President Johnson at the White House on August 23, 1967. President Johnson wrote on the photo: “To Mc My best LBJ.” One (1) black and white, matte close-up photograph of McGeorge Bundy at the White House on August 23, 1967. Two (2) color, glossy photographs of McGeorge Bundy sitting with President Johnson at the White House on October 13, 1967. President Johnson wrote on one of the photos: “To McGeorge Bundy with appreciation Lyndon B. Johnson.” Three (3) black and white, matte photos of McGeorge Bundy in the receiving line at President Johnson’s daughter’s wedding, December 9, 1967. One (1) black and white, glossy, undated photograph of McGeorge Bundy sitting on a couch and talking on the phone at the White House. One (1) black and white, glossy, undated photograph of McGeorge Bundy talking with President Johnson at the White House. President Johnson wrote on the photo: To Mac, You’re number one, Lyndon B. Johnson.”

Series 6.1. Office Files, 1979-1990.

Folder Title:	“Correspondence: J”
		One (1) glossy black-and-white print of Verna Johnson and four former Harvard deans, including McGeorge Bundy, circa 1984. The print measures 8”x 10”.
	“Correspondence: Rh-Ri”
		One (1) 3 ½” x 3 ½” glossy color print of James M. Riley and his brother.
	“Correspondence: Romu-Rop”
		One (1) 5” x 8” glossy black and white print of three men standing in front of several framed photographs, including a headshot of McGeorge Bundy. The photo includes the inscription “Ten thousand miles away, in the office of the President of the University of the Philippines, in a place of honor, is your portrait. July 24, 1963.”
	“Correspondence: Sma-Smith, S.”
		One (1) 8” x 10” glossy color print of President Johnson presenting an award to Bromley Smith, with McGeorge Bundy and a crowd of people in the background. An inscription on the photo reads, “ BUNDY – FILE. Herewith proof – as if any were needed – of the graciousness of McGeorge Bundy who conjures up medals, citations, and ceremony – and frowns through it all. With deepest appreciation from the beneficiary Bromley Smith.” One (1) 3 ½” x 4 ½” matte black and white print of two small girls.
	“Subject Files: IIASA- 1988 (3 of 3)”
		One (1) glossy black-and-white print of McGeorge Bundy,speaking behind a podium reading “IIASA,” circa 1988. The print measures approximately 5”x 7”. There is a stamp on the back of the photo that reads “Copyright by FOTO SÜNDHOFER, 1200 WIEN, TREUSTR, 92 33 33 98.” In the upper right corner on the reverse side of the photo, there is a smudged mark in black ink, and the characters “7A.” One (1) glossy black- and-white print of McGeorge Bundy, speaking in front of a banner reading “IIASA: Perspectives and Futures, 15th Anniversary,” circa 1988. The print measures approximately 5”x 7”. There is a stamp on the back of the photo that reads “Copyright by FOTO SÜNDHOFER, 1200 WIEN, TREUSTR, 92 33 33 98.” In the upper right corner on the reverse side of the photo, the characters “17A” are written in black ink. One (1) glossy black- and-white print of McGeorge Bundy, speaking in front of a banner reading “IIASA: Perspectives and Futures, 15th Anniversary,” circa 1988. The print measures approximately 5”x 7”. There is a stamp on the back of the photo that reads “Copyright by FOTO SÜNDHOFER, 1200 WIEN, TREUSTR, 92 33 33 98.” In the upper right corner on the reverse side of the photo, the characters “18A” are written in black ink.
	“Subject Files: [Photo album of Bundy in the Congo]”
		Twenty-four (24) glossy black-and-white photographs of McGeorge Bundy’s visit to the Congo.
	“Subject Files: SAIS Forum: “The Atlantic Alliance: Continuity or Change” – Eugene V. Rostow”
		One (1) cassette tape with label same as folder title.
	“Subject Files: Visit of McGB to Republic of Vietnam, 4-7 February 1965”
		Twenty-four (24) glossy black-and-white photographs of McGeorge Bundy’s 1965 visit to the Vietnam, including captions.

Series 6.3. Personal Files, 1961-1986 (bulk), 1961-1989 (inclusive).

Folder Title:	“Dorr-Drap”
		One (1) glossy color print of McGeorge Bundy at the 1986 Harvard Commencement ceremony. The print measures 3 ½” x 5”.
	“Ford Foundation Departure (1 of 2)”
		One (1) glossy color print of McGeorge and Mary Bundy at the Ford Foundation Dinner Party on the 29 March 1979. The print measures 3 ½” x 5”. Two (2) glossy color prints a Universal Sundial and Compass manufactured by Dollands of London, circa 1970, mounted on rosewood bearing an inscription written by Archibald MacLeish. Presented to McGeorge Bundy at the Ford Foundation Dinner Party on the 29 March 1979. The prints measure 5 ½” x 9”.
	“Ger-Gil”
		One (1) matte black-and-white print of Sudhir Ghosh and Mahatma Ghandhi, with a handwritten dedication, “For Mr. McGeorge Bundy with deep regard, Sudhir Ghosh 3.28.63”. The print measures 5” x 7”.
	“Huge-Hugo”
		One (1) glossy color print of the tombstone of James Daniel Bundy in the Christ Church Cemetery in Governor’s Bay, New Zealand. The print measures 3 ½” x 5”.
	“Matt”
		One (1) glossy black-and-white print of F.O. Matthiessen, Yale Class of 1923, Harvard Class of 1927, marked with the copyright of “Bachrach”. The print measures 3 ¼” x 5”. One (1) glossy sepia print of F.O. Matthiessen, Yale Class of 1923, Harvard Class of 1927, marked with the copyright of “Bachrach”. The print measures 3 ¼” x 5”.
	“Mors-Mos”
		One (1) glossy black-and-white print of President Kennedy speaking on the steps of the White House about the Emancipation Centennial Campaign of the United Negro College Fund on the 12 September 1963. The print measures 7 ¼” x 10”. One (1) glossy black-and-white print of President Kennedy meeting with the members of the Emancipation Centennial Campaign of the United Negro College Fund at the White House on the 12 September 1963. The print measures 8” x 10”.

Series 6.4.1. Research & Reference Files. General.

Folder Title:	“Correspondence: [general], 1989: July - December”
		Two (2) glossy color prints depicting McGeorge Bundy speaking and sitting on a panel at the 39th Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs, 23-28 July 1989. Prints measure 4”x 6”. Folder title: “Writings: Articles and Essays: No First Use: [Edinburgh speech]” One (1) cassette tape with label “Edinburgh”
	“Speeches and Lectures: [Miscellaneous audiovisual materials]”
		Three (3) cassette tapes, one labeled “McGeorge Bundy – Keynote Speaker,” one labeled, faintly, “12/23 – SOE,” and another with labels “Side 1” and “Side 2.” One (1) ¼” reel without label.
	“[Yale Club – Boston, 30 April 1970]”
		One (1) ¼” reel including Bundy speech at Yale Club.
	“[Dictation (pre-1993) (found in McGB’s desk)]”
		Two (2) cassette tapes without writing on labels.
	“Subject Files: Miscellaneous: [schedules and travel]”
		Five passport-sized color headshots of McGeorge Bundy measuring 2”x 2”.
	“Subject Files: Star Wars: Edward Teller, Paul Nitze, and Reagan: [articles, clippings, and notes], 1985” (2 of 2)
		Two (2) cassette tapes, labeled “I – Bundy/Teller 3/18/85” and “II – Bundy/Teller 3/18/85”.

Series 7.1. New York Office Files, 1961-1996 (bulk), 1989-1996 (inclusive).

Folder Title:	“Alpha Files Alperovitz, Gar"
		One (1) 110 minute cassette tape. A recording of a conversation between McGeorge Bundy and Gar Alperovitz.
	“Alpha Files Hans Bethe’s 60th Anniversary 1 April 1995 (1 of 2 folders)"
		One (1) videotape, titled, “I can do that!”: Hans Bethe’s First 60 Years at Cornell, 24 minutes, © Cornell University 1995. One (1) 8 x 10 color matte, group photograph of attendees at the Bethe Convocation on 1 April 1995. One (1) 5 x 7 black and white glossy photograph of 3 attendees who are prominent in the foreground. McGeorge Bundy is visible in the upper left hand corner of the photograph.
	Folder title: “Alpha Files Hans Bethe’s 60th Anniversary 1 April 1995 (2 of 2 folders)"
		One (1) 90 minute cassette tape recording of McGeorge Bundy’s “Science and Politics and Truth: Notes on an Imperfect Interconnection,” 1 April 1995.
	“Alpha Files Century Club (2 of 2 folders)
		One (1) ¼” reel recording of meeting 10 June 1969, Speaker’s Copy - McBundy.
	“Alpha Files Crystal, A.J.”
		One (1) VHS tape labeled Liberty – Thames T.V. A documentary on the Liberty incident, 53 minutes (no date).
	“Alpha Files Johnson Library oral history interviews”
		One (1) 60 minute cassette tape. LBJ Library: A recording of telephone conversation between LBJ and McGeorge Bundy, 2/06/64, 12:52pm.
	“Alpha Files Kennan, George”
		One (1) 3 ½ x 5 color glossy of unidentified man standing at podium. Photograph taken by Rebecca Matlock during the George F. Kennan dinner at the Council on Foreign Relations, 15 February 1994. One (1) 3 ½ x 5 color glossy of unidentified man and woman – attendees at the George F. Kennan dinner held at the Council on Foreign Relations, 15 February 1994. Photograph taken by Rebecca Matlock. One (1) 3 ½ x 5 color glossy of McGeorge Bundy and unidentified woman, seated at table. Photograph taken by Rebecca Matlock during the George F. Kennan dinner at the Council on Foreign Relations, 15 February 1994.
	“Alpha Files JFK Library: McGB’s speech 9 May 1994”
		One (1) 3 ½” High Density 2.0 MB floppy disk, labeled “McGeorge Bundy – Kennedy Library, 5-9-94.” One (1) 120 minute cassette tape. Evening Forum/McGeorge Bundy 5/9/94. One (1) 120 minute cassette tape. McGeorge Bundy/Luncheon 5/9/94.
	“Alpha Files Shapley, Deborah”
		One (1) 90 minute cassette tape. A recording of WNYC radio interview on McNamara Book: “New York and Company – Promise and Power: Life and Times of Robert McNamara” with Leonard Lopate, January 12, 1993.
	“Alpha Files Stimson Lunch – 20 September 1994 [Honoring William J. Perry]”
		One (1) 5 x 7 color matte photograph of McGeorge Bundy shaking hands with William J. Perry with unidentified man in background.
	“Alpha Files Stratton, Jay – Memorial Service, 21 September 1994”
		One (1) 90 minutes cassette tape. A recording of McGeorge Bundy’s remarks at J.A. Stratton’s memorial service.

Series 7.2. Research and Writings, 1938-1995.

Folder Title:	“[Books: Memoirs] [Correspondence: Middleton, Harry: LBJ Library, 1991-1992]”
		One (1) 8 x 10 black and white glossy photograph of meeting attendees, with McGeorge Bundy in the center foreground. Photograph taken by Frank Wolfe, 9 March 1991.
	“[Books: Memoirs] Fitzpatrick, Peter: [Harvard Research Assistant Files] (1 of 6 folders)”
		One (1) 100 minute cassette tape. A recording of interview with Stan Hoffmann by Peter Fitzpatrick, 10 December 1994. One (1) 100 minute cassette tape. A recording of interview with J. Anthony Lukas by Peter Fitzpatrick, 22 August 1994.
	“[Books]: [Memoirs]: Griswold-Brewster History Project (Oral History Interview/Yale Library)”
		One (1) cassette tape without label.
	“Interviews – BBC Interview: Cold War “The Wall”, 10 September 1996.”
		One (1) sixty minute cassette tape with label, “McGeorge Bundy interview by Michael Charlton BBC World Service 7 July 1994”.
	“Interviews – “Fresh Air” Interview, 4 January 1994.”
		One (1) cassette tape with label, “F.A. Tues 1/4/93 – late start”. One (1) sixty-minute cassette tape with label, “Fresh Air” / McGB 1-4-94.
	“Interviews: Guy Lebow at Large,” WNWK 105.9 FM, 3 January 1989”
		One (1) cassette tape with label “Guy Lebow at Large”.
	“Interviews – [Hiroshima: Why The Bomb Was Dropped] Peter Jennings Interview, 19 June 1995.”
		One (1) NTSC videotape with label, “PDR Productions, Inc.: Peter Jennings Reporting: Hiroshima Why The Bomb Was Dropped”, Air Date 7/27/95.
	“Interviews – NPR: Mike Shuster Interview “Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty” 2 March 1995.”
		One (1) cassette tape with label, “Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty”. Aired 3-2-95, NPR’s All Things Considered. One (1) sixty minute cassette tape, unlabelled.
	“[Association of Colleges and Universities of the State of New York, 19 September 1974]”
		One (1) ¼” reel without label.
	“Speeches and Lectures – [Yale Stimson Lectures: Audiovisual Materials].”
		One (1) 3 ½ -inch double density diskette. Stimson Lectures: II. Starting From End of the Cold War, I. Starting From Vietnam, III. Reducing Nuclear Danger, and IV. Which Comes First Home Front or World. One (1) ninety minute cassette tape with label, “McGeorge Bundy March 2, 1993”. One (1) ninety minute cassette tape with label, “Stimson Lecture 1993: II. Starting From the End of the Cold War, McGeorge Bundy 25 February 1993. One (1) ninety minute cassette tape with label, “Stimson Lecture 1993: I. Starting From Vietnam, McGeorge Bundy 23 February 1993. One (1) ninety minute cassette tape with label, “McGeorge Bundy March 4, 1993”.

Series 7.3. Subject Files.

Folder Title:	“Subject Files: [Population Council]”
		One (1) cassette tape with label “The Population Council, June 11, 1992”.