An Inventory of His Personal Papers
1961-1968
At the John F. Kennedy Library
National Archives and Records Administration
Administrative Information
Biographical Note
Collection Overview
List of Series
Series Description
Administrative Information
Abstract
Papers 1961-1968
Lawyer, government official. Deputy Attorney General (1961-62); Attorney General of the United States (1965-66). Correspondence, speeches, appointment calendars, telephone logs, executive office file, civil rights file, subject file, personal file, and news clippings.
Access
Open.
Usage Restrictions
According to the deed of gift signed January 1994, copyright of these materials has been assigned to the United States. 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
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Provenance
Received from Nicholas deBelleville Katzenbach of Princeton, NJ, in April 1978 (Acc. 1978-036); and in June 1978 (Acc. 1978-041).
Extent
About 14,400 items (21 linear feet, 5 linear inches ; 24.5 cubic feet)
Withdrawn Items
Selected folders may contain withdrawal sheets where 96 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 All withdrawn documents have been placed under seal and upon request the Kennedy Library will review any material which has been closed for a period of not less than 2 years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
August 1995
Processed by
Molly Driscoll, Monisha Parikh, Andre Vann, and Jennifer Walton
Encoded by
James M. Roth
Related Collections
Nicholas deBelleville Katzenbach Oral History Interview
The Personal Papers of Nicholas deBelleville Katzenbach (#125)
Biographical Note
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1922
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Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, January 17
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1939
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Graduated, Phillips Exeter Academy
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1941–1945
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Served to First Lieutenant, U.S. Air Force
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1943–1945
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Prisoner of War, Italy
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1945
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B.A., Princeton University
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1946
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Married Lydia King Phelps Stokes, June 8
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1947
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LL.B., Yale University; Editor-in-chief,
Yale Law Journal
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1947–1949
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Rhodes scholar, Balliol College, Oxford University
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1950
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Admitted to the New Jersey Bar; Attorney with Katzenbach, Gildea, and Rudner, Trenton, New Jersey
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1950–1952
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Office of General Counsel, U.S. Air Force
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1952–1956
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Associate Professor of Law, Yale University
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1956–1960
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Professor of Law, University of Chicago
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1961
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Author, with Morton A. Kaplan,
The Political
Foundations of International Law
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1961–1962
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Assistant Attorney General, Department of Justice
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1962–1964
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Deputy Attorney General, Department of Justice
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1964
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Acting Attorney General, Department of Justice
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1965–1966
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Attorney General of the United States
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1966–1969
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Undersecretary of State, Department of State
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1969–
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Corporate Attorney, IBM
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present
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Private law practice, Princeton, New Jersey
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Collection Overview
The papers of Nicholas deBelleville Katzenbach, former Attorney General of the United States, span the years 1961 to 1968. The majority of the material covers the time period 1962 to 1966, while Mr. Katzenbach was Deputy Attorney General and then Attorney General of the United States. An important component of the collection consists of material dealing with civil rights struggles in the south during Mr. Katzenbach's tenure as Attorney General. The series "Civil Rights File, 1965-1966" is solely devoted to this topic. There is additional material on the subject in the "White House Correspondence" series. Another major issue concerning the Department of Justice at that time was investigations into organized crime. Most of the material regarding organized crime can be found in the series "Subject File: Justice Department." Researchers should note that there are also two oral history interviews with Nicholas Katzenbach available in the Kennedy Library.
List of Series
Series Description
Series 1. Appointments, 1962-1968.
Arrangement: chronological by type.
Appointment calendars, cards, and notes providing an extensive record of Mr. Katzenbach's official telephone calls and messages, as kept by Mr. Katzenbach and his secretaries. Telephone logs may contain appointment listings.
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Box 1
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Alphabetical Appointments Card File, 1962–1965
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Box 2
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Appointment books
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1964
1965
1966
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Box 3
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1967 (2 folders)
1968
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Calls and callers/telephone logs
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1962:
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17 Apr. - 31 July
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Box 4
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1 Aug. - 29 Sept.
1 Oct. - 31 Dec.
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1963:
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2 Jan. - 30 Apr.
1 May - 31 July
1 Aug. - 30 Sept.
1 Oct. - 31 Dec.
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Box 5
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1964:
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1 Jan. - 31 March (2 folders)
1 Apr. - 30 June
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1966:
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Jan. - April
April - July
July - Oct.
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Oct. 1966 - Jan. 1967 (3 folders)
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Box 6
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1967:
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Jane - March
March - July (2 folders)
Oct. - Dec. (2 folders)
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Handwritten notes
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April 1962 - June 1963
1963 - 1964
1965
1966 - 1967
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Visitor log: 1965
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Series 2. Civil Rights, 1965-1966.
Arrangement: chronological.
Memoranda, staff reports, telephone conversation transcripts, and other civil rights policy material arranged chronologically by major events.
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Box 8
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Selma
Selma to Montgomery (2 folders)
Alabama Primaries, May 1966
Voting Legislation, Civil Rights (6 folders)
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Box 9
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Civil Rights Legislation 1966, 89th Congress 2nd (7 folders)
Materials on Proposed Civil Rights Act of 1966 (1-3 of 6 folders)
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Box 10
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Materials on Proposed Civil Rights Act of 1966 (4-6 of 6 folders)
Meredith March (Mississippi) June 1966
"The Road to Justice," Statements on Civil Rights by President Johnson
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Series 3. Department of Justice, 1961-1966.
Arrangement: alphabetical by subject.
Staff memoranda, commission and task force reports, and other material from Mr. Katzenbach's service in the Department of Justice. Topics include organized crime and prison reform.
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Box 10
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Authorization of Funds
A.G. Absence or Disability
Correspondence (2 folders)
FBI Correspondence to and from Mr. Hoover
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Box 11
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Justice – Miscellaneous (2 folders)
Mobile Trip
Justice – National Crime Commission
NCC Meeting, 11-12 January 1966
Narcotics Hearings, 14 July 1965 (Testimony)
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Box 12
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Organized Crime (White House Conference), May 1966
Office of Criminal Justice, 1965
Panel meeting, 19 April 1966—Administration of Justice (2 folders)
Pearson, Drew
Personnel
Post-Commission Papers
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Box 13
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Pre-Commission Papers (plans, organization)
Presidential Inability (safe file)
Justice—Reis (Executive Assistant)
Justice—Rosenthal (Director of Public Information)
Rostow Advance Planning Committee
Speeches, 15th Annual Political Conference, Albany, NY, Monday, 7 March 1966
State—Miscellaneous
Symposium on Science & Crime, 22-23 June
Valachi
Vietnam memos, 1966
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Series 4. White House Correspondence, 1965-1966.
Arrangement: alphabetical by staff member, then chronological.
Correspondence from Nicholas Katzenbach's tenure as Attorney General to White House Staff members.
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Box 13
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President, 1965 (2 folders)
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Box 14
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President, 1966
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re: Tax Division
Memos re: Mississippi
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Presidential Messages, 1965-1966
Vice President
Horace Busby
Joseph A. Califano, Jr., 1965 (2 folders)
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Box 15
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Joseph A. Califano, Jr., 1966 (2 folders)
John W. Macy, Jr.
Harry C. McPherson, Jr.
Bill Moyers
Paul M. Popple
Jack Valenti
Marvin Watson
Lee White
Cabinet Meeting Matters
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1965 (2 folders)
1966
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Box 16
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Kintner (as Secretary. to Cabinet)—memos, etc.
Other Cabinet Officers
White House General
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1965
1966
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Series 5. Name and Subject File, 1962-1966.
Arrangement: alphabetical by topic.
Correspondence, memoranda, staff reports, and other material from Mr. Katzenbach's tenure at the Department of Justice. Topics are very broad.
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Box 16
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A – Miscellaneous. (2 folders)
American Bar Association. (3 folders)
American Bar Foundation Advisory Committee on Laws Regarding Space
American Bar Association
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House of Delegates (2 folders)
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Box 17
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Convention
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1963—Chicago
August 1964—New York City
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Mid-Winter Meeting, 1963, New Orleans (4 folders)
Committee on Outer Space
Annual Meeting., San Francisco, August 1962 (2 folders)
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Box 18
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Committee—Space Law Committee. (2 folders)
International Unification of Private Law (3 folders)
Committee on International Unification of Private Law
Standing Committee on Judiciary
Annual Meeting., August 1963, Chicago (4 folders)
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Box 19
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Committee on Law & Laymen
Committee of Civil Rights and Racial Unrest
World Conference on Peace Through Law (3 folders)
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American Law Institute
American Society of International Law
Assassination, Presidential Bill
B—Miscellaneous (1-4 of 8 folders)
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Box 20
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B—Miscellaneous (5-8 of 8 folders)
Bazelon Letter Exchange
Budget 1966
C—Miscellaneous. (3 folders)
Civil Legal Aid, Standing Committee On
Committee for the Study of Mankind. (2 folders)
D—Miscellaneous
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Box 21
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Democratic National Committee: Correspondence
Deputy Attorney General - appointment
NdeBK Appointment as Assistant Attorney General OLC
NdeBK Appointment as Attorney General
Distinguished Civilian Service Awards
District of Columbia Bar Association
E—Miscellaneous
El Salvador, San Salvador
1966 Spring Trustees Meeting, Phillips Exeter Academy (2 folders)
F - Miscellaneous
Federal City Council
Federal Bar Association
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General (1-3 of 6 folders)
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Box 22
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General (4-6 of 6 folders)
Advisory Council of the International and Comparative Law Committee
Federal Bar Association New York, New Jersey, Connecticut
Committee of General Counsels
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G—Miscellaneous (2 folders)
H—Miscellaneous (2 folders)
I—Miscellaneous
3rd Inter-American Congress of AGS, Mexico
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Box 23
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Invitation to Write Articles
Invitations—Inaugural Activities 1965
J—Miscellaneous
K—Miscellaneous (2 folders)
Kennedy Memorial (4 folders)
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Box 24
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L—Miscellaneous (3 folders)
Mc – Miscellaneous
Ma – Me Miscellaneous (3 folders)
Mf – Mz Miscellaneous (2 folders)
Memos to the Staff
Memos to and from J. Rosenthal
N—Miscellaneous (2 folders)
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Box 25
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New Jersey State Society
Newspaper Clippings
0—Miscellaneous
P—Miscellaneous. (2 folders)
The President, Correspondence to and from
Press Conferences
Publications Received
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I (A – K) (3 folders)
II (L – Z) (3 folders)
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Q—Miscellaneous
R—Miscellaneous (1-3 of 6 folders)
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Box 26
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R—Miscellaneous (4-6 of 6 folders)
Radio & TV I (2 folders)
Radio & TV II
Rhodes Scholars correspondence (miscellaneous)
Sa-Sg miscellaneous (4 folders)
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Box 27
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Sabbatino Case (5 folders)
Schedule, Attorney General (2 folders)
SEQUOIA Trip, 4 August 1965
Stalag Luft III, POW Reunion
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Box 28
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Stockholm Trip (3 folders)
Special Luncheons (A.G.'s Office) 1966
Supreme Court Testimony
T—Miscellaneous (2 folders)
Trips
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I—through December 31, 1964 (3 folders)
II—from January 1, 1965 (2 folders)
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Box 29
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University of Chicago
V—Miscellaneous
Vice President, Correspondence to and from
W—Miscellaneous. (2 folders)
White House Correspondence
White House List
X–Y–Z—Miscellaneous
Yale University
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Series 6. Speeches, 1962-1966.
Arrangement: chronological.
Speeches and correspondence concerning Nicholas Katzenbach's speeches from 1962 to 1966.
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Box 29
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Correspondence regarding speaking engagements
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1962 (2 folders)
1963: Invitations to speak A-H
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Box 30
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1963: Invitations to speak I-Z (3 folders)
1964: Invitations to speak A-Z (4 folders)
1965: Invitations accepted, post events (2 folders)
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Speeches
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1965
1966
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Box 31
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Speeches—Nicholas deB. Katzenbach
NdeBK Speech, Freedom Lectures n.d.
[Speech, "Political Rights"] n.d.
Tres. Law Enforcement, 4/20/62
Yale Daily News Banquet, 4/62
USA Law Day, Vanderbilt University, 4/27/62
American Society of International Law, #32
Annual Alumni Meeting, #4, 4/30/62
Regional Meeting of American Society of International Law, #5
Washington Foreign Society of Law, #6, 5/7/62
Jud. Conf. 5th Circuit, #7, 5/10/62
Del. Valley of Assn. Prof. Police, #8, 5/12/62
DCFBA Luncheon, #9, 5/21/62
CSC Ex. Leadership Inst., #10, 5/23/62
American Law Inst., #11, 5/23/62
Yale Law Schl. Assn, #12, 5/62
FBA of Ny, NJ, & CN, #13, 5/25/62
Am. For Demo. Action, #14
Chic. Chpter of FBA, #15, 6/4/62
Anl. 9 States Yth. Ctz. Conf., #16, 6/5/62
Seminar, Brookings Inst., #17, 6/62
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Box 32
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Global Strategy Disc., #18, 6/14/62
Cnf. On Juvn Ct Judges, #19, 6/25-29/62
80 Convention St. Bar, TX, #20, 6/62
ABA Jud Conf., #21, 8/3/62
3rd Cir. Jud. Conf., #22, 9/5-7/62
Ann. War College Int. Law, #23
National Conf. on Citizenship, #24, 9/17/62
Fairleigh Dickinson Un., #25, 9/20/62
American Management Assoc., #26, 9/24/62
National Conf. on Interest Land Sales, #27, 10/1/62
Jr. Bar D.C. Bar Assoc., #28, 10/24/62
NYC Comm. On Human Rights, #29, 11/11/62
Harvard Law School Assoc., #30, 11/13/62
Sidwell-Friends School, #31, 11/28/62
Ann. Mtg. Tulsa City Bar, #32, 12/7/62
Govt Service Domestic Panel, #33, 12/8/62
National Cong. on P.A.L. & Youth, #34, 1/15/63
NY State Bar Assoc., #35, 1/23/63
Law Club of Chicago, #36, 1/25/63
Standing CTE on Fed. Jud., #37, 2/2/63 (?)
Syracuse University, #38, 2/20/63
Yale Law School Assoc. NY, #39, 3/12/63
Princeton Club of D.C., #40, 3/13/63
Indiana Civil Liberties, #41. 3/22/63
Yale Law Sch. Alumni Day, #42, 4/20/63
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Brookings Institute, #43, 4/24/63
Discrimination in Housing, #44, 4/25/63
Univ. of Chicago Law School, #45, 4/25/63
IMM & NAT'TY Lawyers Ban., #46, 4/27/63
Wayne State Univ. Law Day, #47, 5/3/63
Oliver Tyrone Corp., #48, 5/13/63
Los Angeles County Bar Assoc., #49, 5/23/63
Milwaukee Jewish Council, #50, 6/4/63
Brookings Exec. Leadership Conference, 6/8/63
President's Committee on Juvenile Delinquency, Citizens Advisory Council, #51, 6/17/63
ABA World Conf. on World Peace through Law, #52, 7/22/63
New Fronier Club, #53, 7/29/63
ABA Annual Mtg., #54, 8/63
26th Annual Jud. Conf., 3rd Jud. Cir., #54, 9/4-6/63
Naval Academy Alumni Assoc., #55, 9/11/63
1963 Jud. Conf. of 2nd Cir., #56, 9/24/63
International Jr. Diplomats, #57, 10/63
Rutgers Law School Alumni, #58, 11/14/63
Va. Council on Human Relations, #59, 1/11/64
Cte. On Civil Legal Aid, #60
Midwinter Mtg. Ont. Sec. Canadian Bar, #61, 2/7/64
Annual Mtg. Legal Aid Society, NYC, #62, 2/26/64
U.S. Naval Academy, First Classmen, #63, 3/13/64
St. Louis Univ. School of Law, #64
American Society of Public Admin., #65, 4/15-18/64
Annual Publications Banquet
Boston College Law School, #66
Detroit Chapter of NAACP, #67, 4/16/64
Junior Bar Lecture, Sharpe Elementary School, #67(a), 4/22/64
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, #68
Columbia Law Forum, Columbia Univ., #69, 4/30/64
Bar Association of San Francisco, #70, 5/64
Law Day Banquet, Indiana University, #71, 5/1/64
Federal Personnel Assoc. of New Jersey, #72, 5/7/64
Washington-Lee High School Honors Banquet, #73, 5/9/64
7th Judiciary Circuit, Annual Meeting, #74, 5/13/64
Alumni & Students, Phillips Exeter, #75, 5/22/64
American Field Service Students, #76, 9/18/64
Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, #77, 8/13/64
Fed. Executive Board Luncheon, #78, 8/17/64
Speech Federal Bar Association, #79, 9/18/6464
Federal Bar Association, Washington D.C., 9/18/64
20th Anniversary Lunch National Employee Handicapped Week, 10/1/64
Lawyers for Johnson-Humphrey, #81, 10/14/64
Yale Club Lawyers New York, NY, 10/14/64
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Memorial Ceremony for Justice Jackson, #82, 10/14/64
Robert H. Jackson Day, Jamestown, NY, 10/14/64
Indiana State AFL-CIO Convention, #83, 10/15/64
Indiana State AFL-CIO Indianapolis, Ind., 10/15/64
Burlington Press Association, #84, 10/15/64
Burlington County NY Press Association, 10/15/64
Lawyers for Johnson-Humphrey Luncheon, #85
Address to Associated Students, UCLA, #86, 10/20/64
UCLA Associated Students, Los Angeles, 10/20/64
Cong. James Corman B-Day Dinner, #87, 10/20/64
Congressman Corman Dinner, Los Angeles, 10/20/64
Judicial Conference Sentencing Institute Lampoc, California, 10/20/64
Conference on Legal Services to Poor, #88, 11/12/64
Conference on Legal Services to Poor, D.C., 11/12/64
University of Miami Coral Gables, Florida, 11/20/64
University of Miami Law School Alumni Breakfast, #89, 11/21/64
Greater Baltimore Conference Equal Opportunity in Housing, #40, 11/24/64
Baltimore Conference on Equal Opportunity in Housing, 11/24/64
Louis Caplan Distinguished Lecture in Law, #91, 12/2/64
Univ. Of Pittsburgh School of Law, Pittsburgh, PA, 12/3/64
1964 Rockefeller Public Service Awards, #92, 12/3/64
Bronx County Bar Association, #93, 12/7/64
Bronx County Bar Association, New York, NY
Morgan State College, Baltimore, MD, 12/9/64
Morgan State College Bill of Rights Day, #94
Rockefeller Public Service Awards, D.C.
FCI, Ashland, KY, 12/23/64
Presidential Inability, Senate Judiciary, 1/29/65
Presidential Inability, House Judiciary, HJ Res. 1, 2/9/65
Amend Immigration Act, Senate Judiciary 5.500, 2/10/65
President's Club, New York, NY, 2/17/65
Woodrow Wilson Award, Princeton, NJ, 2/20/65
Amend Immigration Act, Senate Judiciary, 3/3/65
Knights of Pythias, Boston, Mass., 3/7/65
Federal Bar Ass'n. Lunch, Dallas, Texas, 3/11/65
B'nai B'rith Wash., D.C., 3/7/65
Voting Rights Act of 1965, House Judiciary, 3/18/65
Phila. Crime Comm., Phila., PA, 3/18/65
National Ass'n of Attorneys General, Wash. D.C., 3/19/65
Voting Rights Act 1965, Senate Judiciary, 3/23/65
IRS Regional Commission, ERS & District Directors Meeting, Wash. D.C., 3/29/65
Boat Races Dinner, Wash. D.C., 3/31/65
National League of Cities, Wash. D.C., 4/1/65
Immigration Dinner, San Francisco, Calif., 4/3/65
The Advertising Council, Wash. D.C., 4/5/65
Meet the Press, 4/11/65
Women's National Press Club, Wash. D.C., 4/15/65
American Society of Newspaper Editors, Wash. D.C., 4/16/65
Law Day, Emory University, Atlanta, GA, 4/24/65
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US Chamber of Commerce Dinner, Wash., DC, 4/27/65
Wardens' Seminar, Wash. DC, 5/3/65
6th Circuit Judicial Conf., Cincinnati, Ohio, 5/7/65
The Business Council, Hot Springs, Arkansas, 5/8/65
Univ. Of Chicago Law School Alumni, Chicago, 5/12/65
Judicial Conf., DC Circuit, 5/13/65
New Jersey State Bar Ass'n., Atlantic City, 5/15/65
John LaFarge Memorial Award to Francis Cardinal Spellman, NYC, 5/18/65
Amend Fed Firearms Act, Senate Juvenile Delinquency, 5/19/65
Law Enforcement Assistance Act, House Jud., 5/20/65
Prisoner Rehabilitation, House Judiciary, 5/20/65
Meeting in Supreme Court, Memory Justice Burton, 5/24/65
FBI National Academy, Wash. DC, 5/26/65
Tom C. Clark Award Dinner, Wash. DC, 5/26/65
Treasury Law Enforcement School Grad., DC, 5/28/65
Univ. of Bridgeport Commencement, Bridgeport, CT, 5/30/65
President's Awards, FBI's Clyde Tolson, 6/2/65
American Jewish Comm., Morristown, NJ, 6/2/65
Tufts University Commencement, Medford, Mass. 6/6/65
Anti-Defamation League, B'nai B'rith, NYC, 6/9/65
St. Louis Conference on Equal Opportunities in Housing, St. Louis, Mo., 6/15/65
Capital Press Club, Wash. DC, 6/19/65
Conference on Law and Poverty, Wash. DC, 6/24/65
Independence Day Ceremonies, Phila., Pa., 7/5/65
Judge Coleman Nomination, Senate Judiciary, 7/12/65
Yale Washington Intern Program, Wash. DC, 7/13/65
Fed and Natl. Firearms Act, House Ways, 7/13/65
Wiretapping-Administrative Practices and Procedures-Senate Judiciary, 7/13/65
Testimony 1965, 7/14/65
House Jud., Narcotic Addict Rehabilitation Act of 1965, HR 9167, 7/14/65
Senate Judiciary, Law Enforcement Assistance Act, 7/22/65
Student Lawyer Summer Training, Wash. DC, 7/28/65
Senate Judiciary, Bill Prisoner Rehabilitation, 7/29/65
Seminar, President's Club (Ala., Fla., Ga.) 8/3/65
Bank Merger Bill, House Comm. Banking and Currency, 8/18/65
95th Annual Congress of Corrections, Boston, Mass., 8/23/65
Appropriations Law Enforcement Commission in Executive Session, 9/9/65
Senate Judiciary, re Nomination USA Bress, 9/21/65
White House Fellows Luncheon, Wash. DC, 9/27/65
Houston and Midland, Texas, 9/30 and 10/1/65
International Ass'n. of Chiefs of Police, Miami, FL, 10/4/65
American Council on Education, Wash. DC, 10/7/65
Conference on World Peace Through Law, DC, 10/13/65
Polish National Alliance, Chicago, IL, 10/17/65
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National Press Club, Wash. DC, 10/21/65
Memorial Services for Justice Felix Frankfurter, DC, 10/26/65
American Jewish Comm. Dinner, New York City, 11/11/65
Association of American Law Schools, Chicago, Ill., 12/29/65
Christmas Visit, Lewisburg Penitentiary(Pa), 12/22/65
Emancipation Day Ceremonies, Mobile, Ala., 1/2/66
Senate Judiciary, re Narcotic Rehabilitation Act, 1/25/66
National Newspaper Publ. Ass'n., DC, 1/28/66
Brown Award, American Newspaper Guild, DC, 2/14/66
House Judiciary, re 4-Year Term, 2/15/66
Southern Regional Council, Atlanta, Ga., 2/28/66
Senate Gov't. Operations, Transfer of CRS, 3/3/66
Senate Judiciary (Electoral College Reform), 3/8/66
House Gov't Operations, Transfer of CRS, 3/18/66
Senate Judiciary (Six Anti-Crime Proposals), 3/22/66
Anti-Defamation League, B'nai B'rith, NYC, 4/14/66
Democratic Women Briefing Session, 4/19/66
Law Day, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, 4/28/66
House Judiciary (Civil Rights Act of 1966), 5/4/66
Lawyers Committee Dinner, Philadelphia, PA, 5/4/66
The Law Club, Chicago, Illinois, 5/6/66
Voting Rights Conference, Wash. DC, 5/16/66
Massachusetts Committee Catholics, Protestants, and Jews, Boston, MA, 5/19/66
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Seton Hall Commencement, South Orange, NJ, 6/4/66
Senate Judiciary (Civil Rights Act of 1966), 6/6/66
Northeastern Univ. Commencement, Boston, MA, 6/19/66
National Symposium on Science and Criminal Justice, 6/22/66
HUAC, Amend Internal Security Act of 1950, KKK, 7/20/66
White House Summer Seminar, Wash. DC, 7/28/66
ABA Convention, Montreal, Canada, 8/9/66
House Judiciary, Status of Cuban Refugees, 8/11/66
Executive Reorganization, Senate (Ribicoff Test.), 8/17/66
Federal Bar Association, Wash. DC, 9/10/66
National Industrial Conference Bd., NYC, 9/20/66
City Club of Portland, Oregon (did not go), 10/21/66
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Series 7. Personal, 1962-1968.
The Personal series is arranged in five subseries: Congratulatory Letters; Personal Material; Memorabilia and Awards; Press Clippings; and Lydia Phelps Stokes Katzenbach.
Subseries 7.1. Congratulatory Letters.
Arrangement: alphabetical by subject.
Congratulatory Letters from friends, peers, and supporters upon each of Mr. Katzenbach's governmental appointments
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Box 37
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Deputy Attorney General, 1962
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A-H (3 folders)
I-P (2 folders)
Q-Z
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Box 38
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Q-Z
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Acting Attorney General, 1964 (2 folders)
Attorney General, 1965
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A-D (9 folders)
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Box 39
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E-K (12 folders)
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Box 40
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M-S (11 folders)
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Box 41
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S-Z (9 folders)
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Under Secretary of State, 1966
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A-C (3 folders)
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Box 42
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D-W (7 folders)
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Box 43
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X-Z (2 folders)
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Subseries 7.2. Correspondence and Records.
Arrangement: by subject and type.
Personal material consisting of personal correspondence and household records.
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Box 43
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Nicholas deB. Katzenbach-January 1962
Nicholas deB. Katzenbach-Personal (5 folders)
Correspondence 1965-1966 (2 folders)
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Box 44
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Phillips Exeter (2 folders)
Bills and Receipts
Other Bills (3 folders)
Household Bills (3 folders)
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Subseries 7.3. Memorabilia and Awards.
Arrangement: alphabetical.
Subseries containing miscellaneous memorabilia and awards.
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Box 45
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Awards
Book Reviews
[Kennedy Administration] (2 folders)
Mementos
[Notes on Poverty]
The Potomac-A River That Can and Will Clean Itself
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Subseries 7.4. Press Clippings.
Arrangement: by subject.
Press Clippings including articles about Nicholas Katzenbach.
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Box 45
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Under Secretary Katzenbach's African Trip 1967 (4 folders)
NdeBK Scrapbook-Extra Copies (#1-2 of 3 folders)
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Box 46
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NdeBK Scrapbook-Extra Copies (#3 of 3 folders)
Clippings Concerning Katzenbach (6 folders)
Meet the Press Address
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Subseries 7.5. Lydia Phelps Stokes Katzenbach.
Arrangement: alphabetical by topic.
Lydia Phelps Stokes Katzenbach Files, which were kept by Mr. Katzenbach's wife and concern her special interests, such as the Negro Student Fund, and includes a record of the Katzenbachs' social activities.
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Box 46
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Negro Student Fund
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Miscellaneous Correspondence (2 folders)
Letters of Solicitation
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Box 47
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Miscellaneous
Contributions Received
Sponsors, Board of Trustees and Staff (2 folders)
Application
1967
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Democratic National Committee, 1966 Campaign
Filing (4 folders)
General Correspondence File
I.G.C.
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Box 48
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Invitations 1965 and 1966
Misc. Pending Action
Newman, Susan
Octagon House
Parties
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US Attorney's Conference, Oct. 11, 12, 1965
November 16, 1965
Luncheon for Mrs. Krag 4/27/66
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Publicity Material (2 folders)
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Box 49
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Scrapbook (2 folders)
Items for Scrapbook (3 folders)
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