An Inventory of His Personal Papers, 1939-1969
At the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum
National Archives and Records Administration
Administrative Information
Biographical Note
Collection Overview
List of Series
Series Description
Administrative Information
Abstract
Papers 1939-1969
Historian, government official, Special Assistant to the President for Latin American Affairs (1961-63); author, A Thousand Days (1965). Correspondence, reports, speeches, subject files, news clippings, research materials, book drafts, writings, diaries, White House files.
Access
Open in part. Consult with Archivist on deed status.
Usage Restrictions
According to the deed of gift signed August 1964, copyright of the literary property rights to his personal, non-official writings has been assigned to Mr. Schlesinger, which he retains during his lifetime. Copyright to materials written by government employees in their official capacity is in the public domain. Copyright to items written by individuals not employed by the United States government or the private writings of government employees rests with the authors. 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 excesses 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 The copyright law extends its protection to unpublished works from the moment of creation in a tangible form.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 Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. of New York, New York, in December 1968 (MS 1970-111), December 1969 (MS 1970-112). The following accessions were transferred to the New York Public Library, New York in September 2007: January 1980 (MS 1980-001), March 1981 (MS 1981-054), February 1985 (MS 1985-016), July 1987 (MS 1988-055), August 1989 (MS 1989-136), January 1990 (MS 1990-036), April 1992 (MS 1992-043), August 1992 (MS 1993-001), May 1993 (MS 1993-041), September 1994 (MS 1994-078), December 1994 (MS 1995-010).
Extent
About 147,600 items (86 linear feet, 1 linear inches ; 99 cubic feet) (Opened as of August 1997)
Classified Items Withdrawn
Selected folders may contain withdrawal sheets where documents containing national security classified information were removed from this collection.
Withdrawn Items
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 that 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).
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Date Opened
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Subcollection 1. Private Files |
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Series 1. Incoming Correspondence, 1945-60
Series 2. Correspondence, 1961-65
Series 3. Alphabetical Subject File, 1960-65
Series 4. John F. Kennedy Library File, 1961-65
Series 5. Journal (1 item) |
March 1989
July 1993
Oct. 1986
July 1993
1978 |
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Subcollection 2. White House Files |
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Series 6. Memoranda to the President, 1961-1963
Series 7. Telephone Logs, 1961
Series 8. Schedules, 1962-65
Series 9. Chronological File, 1961-1964 |
March 2002
July 1993
July 1993
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Series 9.1. Chronological File, 1961-64
Series 9.2. Classified Chron. File 1961-1964 |
June 1994
March 2002 |
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Series 10. Subject File, 1961-1964 |
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Series 10.1. Subject File, 1961-64
Series 10.2. Classified Subject File, 1961-64
Berlin (2 folders) |
June 1975
March 2002
Sept. 2003 |
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Series 11. Speech File, 1961-1964 |
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Series 11.1. Personal Speech File, 1961-64
Series 11.2 Remarks for the President, 1961-63 |
June 1975
March 2002 |
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Subcollection 3. Writings |
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Series 12.
A Thousand Days
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Series 12.1. Background Material
Series 12.2. Manuscript |
Oct. 1986
Dec. 1986 |
Processed
Processed by and finding aid prepared by: Megan Floyd Desnoyers, Susan D'Entremont, Sylvie Turner, Christine Bombaro, Sheila Dubois, Maureen Foley, Karla Hayward, Carol Higham, Amanda Mayo, Jane Mertz, Jan Warrington, Carolyn Keyes, Sarah Demb, Jennifer Walton, Kara Drake and Elizabeth Nogrady.
Classified Portions processed by and finding aid prepared by: Maura Porter, Michelle DeMartino, Paul Lydon, Ashley Enochs and Richard Cabelus.
Revisions
Finding aid updated in April 2002 by James M. Roth.
Encoded by
James M. Roth
Related Collections
President's Office Files: Special Correspondence and Staff Memoranda, John F. Kennedy Presidential Library
Arthur Schlesinger Oral History Interview, John F. Kennedy Presidential Library
Personal Papers of Arthur M. Schlesinger (1917-2007)
Biographical Note
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., was born in Columbus, Ohio on October 15, 1917. He received his A.B. summa cum laude from Harvard University in 1938, was a postgraduate Henry Fellow at Cambridge University in England from 1938 to 1939, and a member of the Harvard Society of Fellows from 1939 to 1942. Schlesinger was with the Office of War Information from 1942 through 1943 and the Office of Strategic Services from 1943 to 1945. In 1945, he served in the United States Army. Following the war, he was an associate professor at Harvard from 1946 to 1954 and professor from 1954 to 1961.
During 1948, Schlesinger served as a consultant to the Economic Cooperation Administration and in 1951 and 1952 to the Mutual Security Administration. He was a member of Adlai Stevenson's campaign staff in 1952 and 1956. In 1960, he worked as a speechwriter in John F. Kennedy's presidential campaign. Schlesinger was appointed Special Assistant to the President by President John F. Kennedy in 1961 and held the position until 1964. He then served as a visiting fellow at the Institute of Advanced Study at Princeton University in 1966. Schlesinger was appointed Albert Schweitzer Professor of Humanities at the City University of New York in 1966 and held this position until his retirement in 1994. He has served as a trustee of the Twentieth Century Fund and the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial, and as a member of the board of directors of the Harry S. Truman Library Institute, the John F. Kennedy Library, and the Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute (co-chairman, 1983-present).
Schlesinger was a member of many professional historical, cultural, scholarly, and literary associations including the American Historical Association, Organization of American Historians, American Philosophical Society, Massachusetts Historical Society, Colonial Society of Massachusetts, Russian Academy, ACLU, Council on Foreign Relations, Century Association, and Phi Beta Kappa. In addition, he served as president (1981-1984) and chancellor (1984-1987) of the American Institute of Arts and Letters; Society of American Historians, (1989-1992); and as national chairman of the Americans for Democratic Action (1953-1954). He was the recipient of the following scholarly awards: the Pulitzer prize for History (1946); the Francis Parkman prize (1957); the Bancroft prize (1958); the Pulitzer prize for Biography (1966); the National Book Award (1966, 1979); the American Institute of Arts and Letters Gold medal for History (1967); and the Fregeme prize for literature (Italy, 1983).
Schlesinger was the author of numerous books including:
Orestes A. Brownson: A Pilgrim's Progress
(1939),
The Age of Jackson
(1945),
The Vital Center
(1949),
The General and the President
(with Richard Rovere) (1951),
The Crisis of the Old Order
(1957),
The Coming of the New Deal
(1958),
The Politics of Upheaval
(1960),
Kennedy or Nixon
(1960),
The Politics of Hope
(1963),
A Thousand Days: John F. Kennedy in the White House
(1965),
The Bitter Heritage: Vietnam and American Democracy
(1967),
The Crisis of Confidence: Ideas, Powers, and Violence in America
(1969),
The Imperial Presidency
(1973),
Robert F. Kennedy and His Times
(1978),
The Cycles of American History
(1986), and
The Disuniting of America
(1991). Schlesinger has been a film reviewer for
Show
magazine, 1962-1964;
Vogue
, 1967-1972;
Saturday Review
, 1977-1980;
American Heritage
, 1981-1982; and was a judge at the Cannes Film Festival in 1964.
Arthur M. Schlesinger died February 28, 2007.
Collection Overview
The Personal Papers of Arthur Schlesinger have been divided into three subcollections: Private Files, White House Files and Writings. Each subcollection is divided into several series.
The open materials from the personal papers of Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. consist of some of Mr. Schlesinger's papers for the period 1945-1965 when he was a professor, Special Assistant to the President, and an author.
Subcollection 1., Private Files, contains 5 series: Incoming Correspondence, 1945-1960; Correspondence, 1961-1965; Alphabetical Subject File, 1960-1965; John F. Kennedy Library File, 1961-1965; and White House Journal. Two series are open, Incoming Correspondence 1945-1960 and Alphabetical Subject File 1960-1965. The Incoming Correspondence 1945-1960 series documents a vast range of political and intellectual concerns, arguments, and endeavors from the 1945-1960 period. The Alphabetical Subject File, 1960-1965 documents Mr. Schlesinger's private and professional activities during the period including his relationships with the Kennedys; his publisher, networks and magazines; and various groups he was associated with, such as Americans for Democratic Action, the Harry S. Truman Library Institute, the Twentieth Century Fund, the Cannes Film Festival and Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
Subcollection 2., White House Files, contains 6 series, Telephone Logs, 1961-1965; Schedules, 1962-1965; Chronological File, 1961-1964; Subject File, 1961-1964; Classified Subject File, 1961-1964; and Speech File, 1961-1964. The Subject File and Classified Subject File are parallel series comprised of the materials Mr. Schlesinger generated and/or collected while he was in the White House. They include materials on most areas of foreign policy, and intellectual and cultural affairs. The Memoranda to the President, Remarks for the President and Classified Chronological File consists of various correspondence during the White House years as an aide to the President. Schlesinger's Personal Speech File consists of drafts and final speeches delivered by Mr. Schlesinger.
Subcollection 3., Writings, contains the series
A Thousand Days,
consisting of two subseries: Background Materials and Manuscripts. Two additional undeeded series,
Robert F. Kennedy and His Times
; and Articles, 1940-1984, were transferred to the New York Public Library in September 2007.
Other Schlesinger material available at the Kennedy Library includes Schlesinger's correspondence in the President's Office Files: Special Correspondence and Staff Memoranda, and Mr. Schlesinger's oral history interview.
List of Series
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Subcollection 1. Private Files
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Series 1. Incoming Correspondence, 1945-1960
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Series 2. Correspondence, 1961-1965
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Series 3. Alphabetical Subject File, 1960-1965
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Series 4. John F. Kennedy Library File, 1961-1965
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Series 5. Journal
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Subcollection 2. White House Files
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Series 6. Memoranda to the President, 1961-1963
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Series 7. Telephone Logs, 1961-1965
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Series 8. Schedules, 1962-1965
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Series 9. Chronological File, 1961-1964
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Subseries 9.1. Chronological File, 1961-1964
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Subseries 9.2. Classified Chronological File, 1961-1964
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Series 10. Subject File, 1961-1964
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Subseries 10.1. Subject File, 1961-1964
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Subseries 10.2. Classified Subject File, 1961-1964
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Series 11. Speech File, 1961-1964
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Subseries 11.1. Personal Speech File, 1961-1964
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Subseries 11.2. Remarks for the President, 1961-1963
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Subcollection 3. Writings
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Series 12. A Thousand Days
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Subseries 12.1. Background Material
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Subseries 12.2. Manuscript
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Series Description
Subcollection 1. Private Files
Series 1. Incoming Correspondence, 1945-1960
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Arrangement: alphabetical by correspondent name, then chronologically.
Incoming correspondence, reports, clippings, speeches and other materials documenting Mr. Schlesinger's personal, political, and cultural relationships. Occasionally includes carbons of Mr. Schlesinger's replies. The issues detailed include the origin and activities of Americans for Democratic Action; the elections of 1948, 1952, and 1956, and their respective administrations, and the 1960 election; specifically, the 1952 and 1956 presidential campaigns of Adlai Stevenson; McCarthyism and other civil rights issues; foreign policy and the Cold War; the International Congress for Cultural Freedom; and correspondence with major figures in literature, the theater, and cinema, as well as with foreign dignitaries and intellectuals; magazine and book publications, critiques, global travel; and personal matters.
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Box P-8
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A
Acheson, Dean, 1948-1960
Agar, Herbert, 1947-1957
Alsop, John, Joseph & Stewart, 1946-1960 (2 folders)
Anderson, Eugenie, 1947-1954
Arnold, Thurman, 1953-1958
Arvin, Newton, 1948-1953
Ascoli, Max, 1949-1957
Ba-Bi (2 folders)
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Box P-9
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Bl-Bu (2 folders)
Bacall, Lauren, 1953-1959
Baldwin, R.N., 1946-1960
Ball, George W., 1949-1960
Ballantine, Duncan, 1949-1954
Barth, Alan, 1948-1954
Barzun, Jacques, 1950-1959
Baxter, James, 1947-52
Beck, H. Brooks, 1953-60
Behrman, S.N., 1953-61
Bell, Daniel, 1951-58
Bell, David, 1952-53
Beloff, Max, 1946-54
Bendiner, Robert, 1948-54
Benton, William, 1951-60
Berle, Adolph, 1947-60
Berlin, Sir Isaiah, 1949-60 (3 folders)
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Box P-10
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Berry, Lady Pamela, 1939-60
Bevan, Aneuran, 1949-60
Biddle, Francis, 1948-61
Bingham, Barry, 1945-60
Bingham, Jonathan, 1949-61
Blair, William, 1952-59
Boettiger, Anna Roosevelt, 1947-56
Bohlen, Charles E., 1948-57
Bonsal, Philip W., 1949-60
Bowles, Chester, 1946-61 (2 folders)
Braden, Thomas, 1960
Brannan, Charles, 1952
Brogan, D.W., 1945-60
Brown, Stuart G., 1949-60
Bruce, David, 1947-57
Buck, Paul H., 1948-60
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Box P-11
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Bundy, McGeorge, 1947-60
Burdon-Miller, Rowland, 1945-60
Burnham, James, 1949-60
Burns, James M., 1949-59
Butler, Paul M., 1955-60
Byrnes, James, 1953
C (4 folders)
Canfield, Cass, 1945-56
Cannon, Ida M., 1946-58
Capp, Al, 1955-60
Carroll, Wallace, 1948-55
Casey, Joseph E., 1950-60
Chayefsky, Paddy, 1960-61
Childs, Marquis, 1947-59
Clarke, Blair, 1953-60
Clarke, Joseph S., Jr., 1953-60
Clifford, Clark M., 1949-50
Coffin, Frank M., 1956-59
Cohen, Benjamin, 1947-59
Coit, Margaret, 1948-60
Commager, Henry Steele, undated
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Box P-12
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Conant, James B., 1948-53
Cooke, Morris L., 1954-60
Corcoran, Thomas G., 1954-69
Cowles, John, 1958-60
Cox, Archibald, 1960
Crossman, Richard, 1950-60
D (2 folders)
Daniels, Jonathan, 1950-54
Davis, Elmer, 1948-55
Deakin, F.W., 1951-61
ever, Paul, 1950-54
DeVoto, Bernard, 1946-56
Dewson, Mary, 1947-60
Dilworth, Richardson, 1953-59
Donahue, Libby, 1948-60
Douglas, L.W., 1952
Douglas, Paul H., 1948-59
Douglas, William O., 1951,1960
Doyle, James E., 1952-1960
Drummond, Roscoe, 1958
Dulles, Allen W., 1947-59
Dunne, Philip, 1953-56
Dutton, Frederick G., 1959
E (2 folders)
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Box P-13
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Elliott, W.Y., 1953
Ellison, Herbert, 1948-53
Elsey, George, 1947-54
Ernst, Morris, 1949-58
F (2 folders)
Fairbank, John K., 1946-60
Farrell, James, 1948-53. (3 folders)
Feis, Herbert, 1958-60
Ferguson, John H., 1948-60
Figueres, Jose, 1953-61
Finletter, Thomas, 1950-55. (2 folders)
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Box P-14
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Finletter, Thomas, 1956-61 (2 folders)
Fischer, George, 1948-61
Fischer, John, 1947-60
Fisher, Dorothy C., 1951
Ford, Joseph M., 1948-54
Forrestal, James, 1949-59
Frank, Jerome, 1947-55
Frankfurter, Felix, 1946-58
Freidel, Frank, 1946-59
Fritchey, Clayton, 1952-55
Fulbright, J.W., 1953-60
Fyvel, T.R., 1950-53
G (2 folders)
Gaitskell, Hugh, 1950-61
Galbraith, John Kenneth, 1953-60
Geyl, Pieter, 1949-60
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Box P-15
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Gilpatrick, Chadbourne, 1949-61
Ginsburg, David, 1947-61
Gold, William J., 1945-52
Goodbody, John C., 1946-53
Gore, Albert, Sr., 1954-58
Graham, Philip, 1946-60
Greenberg, Clement, 1946-51
Griswold, A. Whitney, 1950-60
Gruening, Ernest, 1947-60
Gunther, John, 1947-60
Gunther, Violet, 1953-60
H (3 folders)
Halle, Kay, 1945-60
Hamburger, Philip, 1946-60
Handlin, Oscar, 1949-60
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Box P-16
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Harriman, Averell, 1943-60
Harris, Seymour, 1947-60
Harrison, Gilbert, 1951-60
Heckscher, August, 1945-60
Heineman, Ben W., 1953-60
Hersey, John, 1957-60
Hicks, Granville, 1951-55
Hofstadter, Richard, 1955-59
Hook, Sidney, 1948-55
Horton, Philip, 1949-54
Humphrey, Hubert H., 1947-60
I
Ickes, Harold, 1946-47
J
Jackson, Gardner, 1944-60
Jackson, Robert H., 1950
Janeway, Elliot, 1947-60
Jarrell, Randall, 1946-49
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Box P-17
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Johnson, Lyndon B., 1953-60
Johnson, Walter, 1948-55
Jolis, A.E., 1946-59
Jordon, Philip, 1947-60
K
Kahn, Herman, 1949-60
Katz, Milton, 1950-56
Kazin, Alfred, 1953-60
Kefauver, Estes, 1951-60
Kennan, George, 1950-60
Kerr, Barbara, c.1950
Kerr, Chester, 1947-59
Keyserling, Leon, 1948-60
Kinter, William, 1948-55
Kissinger, Henry, 1951-61
Knopf, Alfred, 1945-61
Koestler, Arthur, 1948-59
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Box P-18
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L (2 folders)
Lally, Francis J., 1950-56
Landon, Alfred M. "Alf", 1959-60
Lasker, Mary, 1954-60
Lasky, Melvin, 1949-60
Lasky, Victor, c.1950
Lavery, Emmet, 1948-49
Lehman, Herbert, 1949-58
Leopold, Richard, 1945-51
Lerner, Max, 1947-60
Levitas, S.M., 1947-60
Lieberson, Brigetta, 1953-58
Link, Arthur, 1948-60
Lippman, Walter, 1948-61
Lloyd, David, 1950-60
Lodge, Henry Cabot, 1947-51
Loeb, James, Jr., 1946-60
Lord, Walter, 1946-60
Lorwin, Val, 1951-54
Lubell, Sam, 1949-60
Lubini, Isador, 1952-60
Lynd, Helen, 1949-50
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Box P-19
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M (4 folders)
Macdonald, Dwight, 1949-55
Mackaye, Milton, 1949-60
Macleish, Archibald, 1949-60
McCarthy, Mary, 1949-59. (3 folders)
McCloy, John, 1950-54
McGowen, Carl, 1952-60
McKay, Donald, 1946-56
McMahon, Brian, 1948-56
Mailer, Norman, 1960
Markel, Lester, 1947-60
Marshall, Margaret, 1945-47
Mart__, John B., 1953-60
Mason, Lowell B., 1950-59
Merk, Frederick, 1944-57
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Box P-20
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Meyer, Cord, Jr., 1950-61
Meyer, Eugene, 1946-53
Meyner, Robert B., 1959-60
Minow, Newton, 1953-61
Mitchell, Stephan, 1953-55
Morganthau, Henry, 1946-60
Morse, Wayne, 1950-59
Muggeridge, Malcolm, 1947-58
N
Nabakov, Nicholas, 1949-61
Nettles, Curtis P., 1946-51
Neuberger, Richard, 1952-60
Nevins, Allan, 1948-56
Niebuhr, Reinhold, 1948-61, (2 folders)
Niebuhr, Reinhold, correspondence re RN, 1952
Niles, David K., 1945-52
O
O'Connor, Edward, 1958-61
O'Connor, Thomas, 1960
O'Neill, Thomas P., Jr., 1953-58
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Box P-21
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P
Peabody, Endicott "Chub", 1950-60
Perkins, Francis, 1947-59
Phillips, William, 1959-58
Porter, Charles, 1957-59
Porter, Paul, 1947-59
Prichard, Edward, 1952-60
Pringle, Henry, 1945-58
Q
R (2 folders)
Rahv, Philip, 1947-53
Rauch, Basil, 1949-57
Rauh, Joseph, 1947-60. (3 folders)
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Box P-22
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Reid, Helen, 1948-52
Reston, James "Scotty", 1948-60
Reuther, Walter, 1949-59
Riesman, David, 1948-61
Rodell, Fred, 1951
Rogge, O. John, 1951
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1947-60
Roosevelt, Franklin D.,Jr., 1947-61
Rosenman, Samuel, 1951-53
Rostow, Walter W., 1955-57
Rovere, Richard, 1947-60
Rowe, James, 1951-60
S (3 folders)
Saltonstall, John and William, 1946-60
Sawyer, John, 1949-55
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Box P-23
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Schary, Dore, 1959-61
Schiff, Dorothy, 1954-56
Schlesinger, Arthur, Sr., Mary and Thomas, 1945-59
Seldes, Gilbert, 1951-60
Servan-Schreiber, Jean-Jaques, 1950-60
Shannon, William, 1949-58
Sherwood, Robert, 1948-52
Skinner, E.G., 1957-60
Stevenson, Adlai, 1948-61 (6 folders)
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Box P-24
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Stevenson, Adlai, newsclips, 1952-56
Stevenson, Adlai, speeches, 1952-57 (2 folders)
Stevenson, Adlai, speech newstexts, 1952-56
Stevenson, Adlai, speech press releases, 1953-59
Stokes, Thomas, 1947
Strachey, John, 1960
Straight, Michael, 1946-55
T
Thomas, Norman, 1950-59
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Box P-25
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Triffin, Robert, 1944-60
Trilling, Lionel, 1944-57
Truman, Harry S., 1953-60
Tufts, Robert, 1953-60
Tugwell, Rexford, 1952-58
Tyson, Levering, 1951-55
U
Viereck, Peter, 1945-60
W
Wade, Richard, 1951-60
Warburg, James, 1954-60
Ward, Barbara, 1953-60
Wechsler, James, 1947-61
Weeks, Edward, 1946-56
Welles, Sumner, 1946-51
Wernick, Robert, C.1949-58
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Box P-26
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West, Rebecca, 1953-60
White, Morton, 1948-60
White, Theodore, 1947-55
Whyte, Anne, 1947-60
Williams, David, 1949-55
Williams, G. Mennen, 1954-60
Warren, Herbert, 1945-51
Wilson, Edmund, 1946-60
Winship, Thomas, 1960
Wintour, Charles, 1945-61
Wirtz, W. Willard, 1952-61
Wittfogel, Karl A., 1951
Wolfe, Bertram, 1948-59
Wolff, Robert, 1946-49
Wyatt, Wilson, 1947-60
Wyatt, Woodrow, 1952-60
Wyzanski, Charles, 1951-60
XYZ
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Series 2. Correspondence, 1961-1965
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Arrangement: alphabetical.
Incoming correspondence and carbons of Mr. Schlesinger's replies. This correspondence documents Mr. Schlesinger's personal, political and cultural relationships. Arranged alphabetically by the name of the correspondent and then chronologically.
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Box P-30
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Aaron - Allan
Allen - Anderson
Andrews - Armstrong
Arnold - Assumption
Astor - Bailey
Bud - Bailyn
Bain - Barrenechea
Barrett - Bazelon
Beach - Been
Beer - Bendiner
Benedict - Bentley
Benton - Berta
Berle - Bernstein
Berry, Lady Pamela
Bertrand - Beory
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Box P-31
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Biddle - Birge
Birnbaum - Bloustein
Blowitz - Blundell
Boardman - Borland
Borton - Boyd
Boyer - Brandon
Brant - C. Brown
E. Brown - Bullock
Bunche - Butler
Butterfield - Canfield
Cannon - Case, E.
Case, J. - Cella
Central - Chewning
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Box P-32
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Childs - Clary
Clemens - Commager
Condon - Crook
Cross - Czernetz
Dalton - Davidson, D.
Davidson, F. - deMenil
Dempsey - Dilwortz
DeVoto, Bernard
Dickinson, Angie
Dinwiddle - Doyle, J.
Doyle, R. Dyke
Eager - Epstein
Erickson - Farrell
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Box P-33
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Fauold - Ferrell
Fetridge - Finesilver
Fineletter - Fischer, G.
Fischer, J. - Fisher
Fishwick - Fowler
Fox - Franklin
Frantz - Freeman
Freiberg - Fulton
Gabor - George
Galbraith, John Kenneth
Gerosa - Gilmore
Gimbel - Goldberg
Golden - Gourevitch
Gradwell - Grant
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Box P-34
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Graubard - Grumbach
Gruson - Gutiezzez
Habekost - Hammond
Hanify - Harrington
Harris - Hays
Harris, Seymour 12/62-12/64
Harris, Seymour 1/65-11/65
Hecht - Henderson, G.
Henderson, L. - Hill
Hiller - Hoopes
Hopkins - Hungerford
Humphrey, H.
Hunt - Hyman
Inman - Johnson, J.
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Box P-35
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Johnson, P. - Kahn, E.
Kahn, H. - Kassel, V.
Katzenbach - Kennedy, E.
Kennedy, J. - Khol
Kijewski - Kline
Klotz - Knapp
Knappstein - Kraft
Kraschutzki - Land
Landon - Lansdown
LaPira - Lawrenson
LaZink - Leonard
Leoni - Lippman
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Box P-36
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Lippman Project
Litchfield - Lovell
Low - Lyons
McAdoo - McGovern
McGowan - MacDonald
MacDougall - Malcomson
Mallery - Marshall
Martin - Meloy
Mendenhall - Meyers
Micheals - Moehlman
Moldoff - Morgenthau
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Box P-37
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Morison - Myers
Nabokov - Neuberger
Neumann - Nora
Norstad - Owsley
Oxford - Cambridge Boat Race
Page - Pazos
Peabody - Perry
Peterson - Platzer
Plaut - Porter
Postan - Putzell
Quiles - Rathbun
Rauh - Rees
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Box P-38
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Reid - Rivkin, A.
Rivkin, W. - Rollins
Roman - Rosset
Rosten - Ryder
Sachar - Saloutos
Samboco - San Diego
Sanz de Santamaria - Schmidt
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Schollianos - Sedgwick
Segal - Sevareid
Shafer - Sheketoff
Sheppard - Shuman
Siddiqui - Sirevaag
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Box P-39
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Sims, Everett
Sisco - Sorensen
Sousa - Starr
Steele - Sterling
Stern - Stevenson
Stewart - Stricks
Strier - Susskind
Sussmann - Temple
Targ, William
Thatcher - Thome
Thompson - Thomte
Thorne - Topping
Travell - Turnure
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Box P-40
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Tyler - Vann
Van Vleck - Viereck
Vincent - Volman
Waddell - Walis
Walker - Ware
Warnecke - Warner, M.
Warren - Weeks
Weil - Wells
Wensberg - Weybright
Wham - White
Whitelaw - Williamson
Willis - Wilson
Wiltwyck - Wisner
Wintour, Charles
Witte - Wyllie
Yarmolinsky - Yost
Young - Zuckerman
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Series 3. Alphabetical Subject File, 1960-1965
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Arrangement: alphabetical by subject.
Correspondence, reports, clippings, speeches and other materials documenting Mr. Schlesinger's private and professional activities during the period including his relationships with the Kennedys; his publisher, networks and magazines; and various groups he was associated with, such as Americans for Democratic Action, the Harry S. Truman Library Institute and the Twentieth Century Fund. Mr. Schlesinger was also a film reviewer during this period and there are materials on the various journals he wrote for and the Cannes Film Festival where he was a judge. The series also includes materials on subjects Mr. Schlesinger was interested in, such as the Cape Cod National Seashore, Dominican Republic and Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
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Box P-1
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American Broadcasting Company
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American Historical Association
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Americans for Democratic Action, correspondence
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Americans for Democratic Action, speeches by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., 1964-65
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Articles by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., book introductions
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Articles by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., essays: general. (2 folders)
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Articles by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., essays: on John F. Kennedy
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Book Reviews by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. (2 folders)
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Cannes Film Festival
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Article by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., 6/4/66
Film Reviews
General Information
Judges and Awards, 1946-62
Newsclippings
Promotion Material, Foreign
Rules
Schedules at Palmares (1963) and Cannes (1964)
Statements of Charles Boyer and Fritz Lang
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Cape Cod Park [Cape Cod National Seashore]
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Congressional Record
Correspondence
Press Release, 8/7/61
Senate Bill to Establish
Tentative Statement of Policy for Cape Cod National Seashore
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Box P-2
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Condolences re John F. Kennedy Assassination: Armstrong - Wilkins (5 folders)
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Condolences re John F. Kennedy Assassination: newsclippings
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Congressional Reform
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Congressional Record
, 5/62-1/64. (2 folders)
Legislative Newsletter, 1/17/64
Magazine Articles
Newsclippings
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Crackpots
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Dominican Republic, 1965
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Congressional Record
, 5/6/65
Correspondence
Newsclippings
Robert F. Kennedy Speech, 5/6/65
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Essays on American intellectual history [
Paths of American Thought
]
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Correspondence: Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Correspondence: Morton White
Correspondence: Between M. White and A. Schlesinger, Jr., 1960-63 (3 folders)
Essay Table of Contents
The Age of Realism, Alfred Kazin ["The Realistic Novel"]
"The Dissolution of Calvinism," Donald Meyer
"Ideas and Economic Development," Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
"Japanese Images of America," Shigeto Tsuru
"Science in America: The Twentieth Century," Everett Mendelsohn
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Box P-3
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The Slavery Controversy, Dwight L. Dumond ["The Controversy over Slavery"]
"Sources of the New Deal," Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., Corrected Chapter
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European Trip, 1964
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Correspondence. (2 folders)
Gaston Defferre, Notes on Talk with
Rome Conference on Kennedy Years
"The Kennedy Legacy"
La Voce Republicana
, 4/19/64
Speech by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Trip Schedule
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Harvard University
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Correspondence
Letter by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., to Signers of Harvard Cuban Statement
Miscellaneous
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Hickory Hill Seminar
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Attendance Lists
Correspondence (3 folders)
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Houghton Mifflin Company Correspondence
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General
Barrett, Anne (2 folders)
Bartholomew, Alick
Brooks, Paul. (2 folders)
Cain, Barbara L.
Ford, Anne. (2 folders)
Harris, David
Thompson, Lovell, 1961-62 (2 folders)
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Box P-4
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Thompson, Lovell, 1961-65 (4 folders)
Wiles, Eleanore
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Houghton Mifflin Company Miscellaneous
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Il Mulino Conference, 1961
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Descriptive Literature
"Five Questions about the New Borders," 4/25/61
Foreign Service Communications
Newsclippings, Italian, 4/24/61
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The Inter-American Foundation for the Arts [frmrly: the Inter-American Committee, Inc.]
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Correspondence
Descriptive Literature
Report to the Board of Directors, 1964
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International Study Group on Democratic Development, Inc.
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Correspondence
Descriptive Literature
Newsclippings, French
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Johnson, Lyndon B., and Staff
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Congressional Record
, 6/2/64
Correspondence. (3 folders)
Essay by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., 3/15/65
Miscellaneous
Newsclippings, 11/11/64
Speeches
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Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
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Architectural Plans
Board of Trustees Meetings, 1964
By-laws of Board of Trustees
Chairman Reports to Board of Trustees, 1964
"Cinema Art for the Kennedy Center"
Congressional Record
Contributors List
Correspondence, Adams - Kenney (3 folders)
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Box P-5
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Correspondence, Lieberson - Wisner (7 folders)
Dedication by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Description of a Memorial Museum
Descriptive Presentation
Essays on Culture
Executive Committee Summary of Actions, 1965
Financial Reports
G.S.A./J.F.K. Liaison Committee Meetings, No. 11-15
G.S.A./J.F.K. Liaison Committee Meetings, No. 17-18
G.S.A./J.F.K. Liaison Committee Meetings, No. 20
Hypothetical Program Schedules
Income and Expense Statement
Lincoln Center Proposal Summary
Miscellaneous
Newsclippings
Program Committee Guidelines
Report on Film Organizations
Report on the National Cultural Center for the period 4/59-6/63
Reports, General: Describing Center Programs
Reports, General: Listed by Author
Reports of the Program Advisory Committee
"Role of Media in the Permanent Program of the National Cultural Center"
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Box P-6
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Kennedy, Jacqueline
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Correspondence
General
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Kennedy, John F.
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Essay by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Proposed Biographical Sketches
Resolution for John F. Kennedy Center
Speeches by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
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Kennedy, Robert F.
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Correspondence
Speeches by Robert F. Kennedy
1964 Campaign
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Articles by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Campaign Promotional Materials
Correspondence: Borden - Weissman (2 folders)
Correspondence between Robert F. Kennedy and Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Endorsements of Robert F. Kennedy
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Hoffa Trial Article Commentary
Newsclippings, 1957-64
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Speeches by Robert F. Kennedy (2 folders)
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Lectures by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
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"The Age of Jackson," University of Texas
"The Age of Kennedy," University of Texas
"The Age of Roosevelt," University of Texas
"The Kennedy Legacy," Rome
"The World We Want and How to Get It," State College, Indiana, Pennsylvania
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The MacArthur Controversy
: correspondence
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Macmillan Company: correspondence
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National Geographic Society
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Biographies of John F. Kennedy
Biographies of Washington, Adams and Jefferson
Correspondence
The Presidents of the United States
, Introduction
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Box P-7
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Post-Kennedy Administration Correspondence (2 folders)
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Shakespeare Anniversary Committee Correspondence
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Shakespeare Anniversary Committee, Descriptive Literature
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Show
Magazine
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Correspondence (2 folders)
Film Receipts
Film Reviews (4 folders)
White House Movie Guest Lists
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Speeches Delivered by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., 1960-65 and Undated (6 folders)
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Television:
The Age of Roosevelt
, Preliminary Presentation for TV
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Television Correspondence
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Harry S. Truman Library
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Acquisition Policy
Board Minutes, 1954, 1958
Congressional Record
, 1955
Correspondence, 1952-58
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Box P-8
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Correspondence, 1964-65
Miscellaneous
Press Release, 8/21/55
Reports
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Fifth Annual Report of the Secretary, 3/21/62
House of Representatives Reports on Presidential Libraries, 1955
"The Truman Library - Plans and Reality"
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Twentieth Century Fund
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Correspondence
The Public Happiness
Reviewed by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Trustees List, 6/64
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United States Information Agency [USIA]
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The Coming of the New Deal
, Excerpt
Correspondence
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White House Library
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Congressional Record
, 3/6/64
Correspondence
Newsclippings
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Series 4. John F. Kennedy Library File, 1961-1965.
Arrangement: alphabetical by subject.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, articles and other materials documenting Mr. Schlesinger's involvement with the founding of the John F. Kennedy Library. The materials relate to the oral history project, archives collecting activities, architecture and finances.
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Box P-27
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Architecture
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Archives Collection Activities
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Justice Department Submission Pamphlet
Progress Reports
Solicitation Letters: Agency and Department Papers
Solicitation Letters: Personal Papers
Submission Lists and Replies: Agency and Department Papers
Submission Lists and Replies: Personal Papers
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Correspondence and Memoranda
Exhibits
Financing, Fundraising and Publicity
Foreign Contributions
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Box P-28
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Information and Articles re Library
The Institute
Meeting
Officers and Trustees
Oral History
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Correspondence
Forms and Articles
Interview Solicitation Responses (4 folders)
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Box P-29
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Project Report: Frederick G. Dutton
Project Report: A.B. Rollins, Jr.
Organization and Bylaws
Preliminary Building Program
Presidential Libraries
Recommendations for Library
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Series 5. Journal.
1 item.
Item from Mr. Schlesinger's closed, unprocessed journal for the White House period.
PA-11
Volume 2. Single journal from unprocessed material. [in Box WH-1]
Subcollection 2. White House Files
Series 6. Memoranda to the President, 1961-1963.
Arrangement: reverse chronological.
Memoranda, mainly, but not exclusively, from Arthur M. Schlesinger to President Kennedy, covering a wide range of topics, with particular emphasis on foreign policy. Researchers should also consult the following series within this collection: White House Subject Files, White House Classified Subject Files, Chronological File and the Classified Chronological File.
Series 7. Telephone Logs, 1961-1965.
Arrangement: chronological
Steno pads listing Mr. Schlesinger's telephone conversations. They include the name of the person calling or called, the date and time of each call and a shorthand synopsis of each conversation topic.
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Box WH-49a
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1/30/61 - 5/25/62 (5 folders)
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Box WH-50
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7/30/62 - 12/16/63 (5 folders)
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Box WH-51
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12/16/63 - 12/31/65 (4 folders)
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Series 8. Schedules, 1962-1965.
Arrangement: chronological.
White House daily calendars documenting Mr. Schlesinger's appointments, 1962-65, primarily relating to White House meetings and conferences; and personal schedule worksheets listing his appointments during 1964-65, primarily relating to his professional and personal engagements. Note that January through March 1964 overlap, and researchers should look in both calendars and worksheets for information during these months.
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Box WH-52
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White House Daily Schedules and Appointment Sheets, 1/20/62 - 6/30/63 (8 folders)
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Box WH-53
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White House Daily Schedules and Appointment Sheets, 7/1/63 - 12/21/65 (10 folders)
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Series 9. Chronological File, 1961-1964
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Subseries. 9.1. Chronological File, 1961-1964
Correspondence, memoranda, and reports collected by and/or generated by Mr. Schlesinger while he was Special Assistant to Presidents Kennedy and (briefly) Johnson. They relate to foreign policy, American culture and the arts. Researchers should use the White House Chronological File and the White House Classified Chronological File in conjunction with one another. |
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Box WH-54
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01/30/61 - 05/16/61 (13 folders)
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Box WH-55
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05/17/61 - 09/22/61 (12 folders)
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Box WH-56
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09/23/61 - 01/06/62 (12 folders)
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Box WH-57
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01/08/62 - 04/18/62 (12 folders)
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Box WH-58
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04/19/62 - 07/11/62 (8 folders)
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Box WH-59
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07/13/62 - 09/29/62 (8 folders)
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Box WH-60
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10/01/62 - 12/31/62 (9 folders)
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Box WH-61
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01/02/63 - 04/11/63 (9 folders)
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Box WH-62
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04/12/63 - 07/16/63 (9 folders)
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Box WH-63
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07/17/63 - 10/31/63 (9 folders)
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Box WH-64
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11/01/63 - 01/17/64 (7 folders)
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Box WH-65
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01/20/64 - 03/31/64 (5 folders)
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Subseries 9.2. Classified Chronological File 1961-1964
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Arrangement: reverse chronological.
Correspondence, the majority of which is memoranda, from Arthur M. Schlesinger to various individuals including President Kennedy. The memoranda cover a wide range of topics, with particular emphasis on foreign policy. This series seemed to operate as a "day file" of correspondence and consists only of the onion skin copies organized in a reverse chronological order. Researchers should note that many of these documents can also be located in other series within this collection including the White House Subject Files, White House Classified Subject Files, Chronological File and the Classified Chronological File. Researchers should use the White House Chronological File and the White House Classified Chronological File in conjunction with one another. |
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Box WH-69
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12/29/1961 - 7/20/1961
7/18/1961 - 3/20/1961
1962
1963-1964
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Series 10. Subject File, 1961-1964
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Subseries. 10.1. Subject File, 1961-1964.
Arrangement: alphabetical.
Correspondence, memoranda, and reports collected by and/or generated by Mr. Schlesinger while he was Special Assistant to President Kennedy. They relate to foreign policy and American culture and the arts. Researchers should use the White House Subject File and the White House Classified Subject File in conjunction with one another. |
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Box WH-1
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Advisory Council on the Arts (13 folders)
Africa (16 folders)
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Box WH-2
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Agency for International Development (9 folders)
Air Force Academy
Albania
Alliance for Progress (14 folders)
Alphabetical File of Classified Material (3 folders)
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Box WH-3
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American Heritage
Magazine
American Historical Association
American Institute of Architects
Americans for Democratic Action (7 folders)
Angola
Argentina (2 folders)
Armed Services Letters
Australia
Austria, General
Austria Trip, 1963
Balance of Payments
Belgrade Conference
Benton and Bowles
Berlin, General
Berlin, German Peace Settlement
Bolivia
Bologna Conference (2 folders)
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Box WH-3A
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Bowles, Chester (7 folders)
Brazil
British Guiana
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General (3 folders)
Background
Cables
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British West Indies
Canada
Central Intelligence Agency
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General (6 folders)
Paramilitary (4 folders)
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Box WH-3B
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Chile
China (Nationalist)
China (People's Republic)
China, Food for (2 folders)
Christian Democratic Party (Caribbean)
Civil Defense
Civil Liberties Task Force
Civil War Centennial Commission
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Box WH-4
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Columbia
Columbia Lecture Bureau
Common Market
Congo
Costa Rica
Crackpot Letters (9 folders)
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Box WH-5
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Cuba
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General (10 folders)
Background Material. (2 folders)
Economic Report
Invasion
Newsclippings
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Box WH-6
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Printed Materials (4 folders)
Report on Communism (2 folders)
United Nations
White Paper (4 folders)
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Box WH-7
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Cultural Center (Washington)
Current Intelligence Weekly Summary
Cybernetics
Defense Department
Democratic International (5 folders)
Disarmament (3 folders)
Ditchley Conference (3 folders)
Dominican Republic (4 folders)
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Box WH-8
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Durand, Dana. (8 folders)
Ecuador
Egypt
El Salvador
Eleanor Roosevelt Memorial Foundation
Electoral Commission
Electoral Commission (Continued), General
Electoral Commission (Continued), Printed Materials
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Box WH-9
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Emancipation Proclamation (3 folders)
Ethiopia
Europe
Fallout Shelter Program
Figueres, Jose
Finland - Kekkonen Visit
Food for Peace (2 folders)
Foreign Relations of the United States
(2 folders)
France (2 folders)
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Box WH-10
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Free World Manifesto (13 folders)
Freedom Academy (3 folders)
French-Algerian Negotiations
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Box WH-11
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Galbraith, John Kenneth (5 folders)
Germany
Goldwater Statement
Goodwin, Richard (4 folders)
Great Britain
Guatemala
Guerrilla Warfare
Guidelines
(State Department)
Haiti
Harris, Seymour (5 folders)
Honduras
Human Rights Convention
Hungary
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Box WH-12
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India, General
India Trip (3 folders)
Indonesia
Inter-American Defense College
Inter-American Development Bank
Inter-American Symposium
Interdepartmental Committee on Internal Security (2 folders)
International Expositions and Trade Fairs
Iran [see also Tehran Trip]
Israel
Italy, 1/ 1/61 - 10/29/62 (24 folders)
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Box WH-12A
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Italy, 10/30/62 - 2/29/64 (23 folders)
Jamaica
Japan Trip
Johnson Plan (Palestinian Refugees)
President Johnson, Memoranda for
President Johnson, Remarks for (2 folders)
Kashmir
Kennedy Library
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Acquisitions (2 folders)
Fund Raising
Memoranda and Letters to the President
Memorandum of Understanding and Related Legal Matters
Miscellaneous
Publicity
Site and Design (2 folders)
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Kissinger, Henry (3 folders)
Laos (4 folders)
Latin America
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General, 1961 (4 folders)
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Box WH-14
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General, 1962, 1963 and Undated
Background Materials
Press Releases
Report (2 folders)
State Department Reports and Memoranda
Trip
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Latin American Educational Program
Latin American Policy Committee
Liberal Papers
Library of Congress (5 folders)
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Box WH-15
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Local Currency
Mail Reports (White House Mail Room)
Malraux, Andre
Massachusetts Historical Society
Maxwell Air Force Base
Medal of Freedom
Mexico
Middle Level Manpower Conference
Military Bloc (5 folders)
Military on Communism
Mississippi Situation (2 folders)
Multilateral Force
National Academy of Foreign Affairs
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Box WH-16
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
National Cultural Policy, General (2 folders)
National Cultural Policy, Academic Exchange (3 folders)
National Historical Publications Commission (2 folders)
National Library Commission
National Security Council (12 folders)
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Box WH-17
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National Service Corps
Neumann, Robert G.
Neutrals
New York World's Fair, General (6 folders)
New York World's Fair, President's Exhibit
Nicaragua
Nixon, Richard M.
Nobel Prize
Norris Centennial Speech, 5/61
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Nuclear Testing
Operation Abolition
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Box WH-18
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Organizing the Democratic Parties of the World
Pakistan
Pan American Union
Panama
Paraguay
Peace Corps
People-to-People Program
Peru
Photographs
Political Prisoners
Political Warfare
Politicking
Portugal
Presidential Papers, Disposition of
President's Public Papers
President's Trip to Europe, 1963
Protocol, Office of the Chief of (2 folders)
Psychological Warfare
Public Information
Puerto Rico
Punta del Este, No. 1 (2 folders)
Punta del Este, No. 2
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Box WH-19
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Radical Right
Roosevelt, Franklin D., General
Roosevelt, Franklin D., Naval Prints (3 folders)
Satellites
Security and Consular Affairs Bureau - Personnel Matter
Sino-Soviet
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Space
Spain (3 folders)
State Department (2 folders)
State of the Union Message (3 folders)
Sugar
Sweden
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Box WH-20
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Tehran Trip
Test Ban. (5 folders)
Test Ban Treaty, White Paper (4 folders)
Test Ban Treaty, Working Papers (3 folders)
Trade, General
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Box WH-21
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Trade, Congressional Reports (2 folders)
Trinidad
Troika
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. (5 folders)
United Nations
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General, 1/61 - 8/62 (4 folders)
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Box WH-22
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General, 9/62 - 12/63 and undated (5 folders)
Educational, Scientific and Cultural
Organization
General Assembly Speech, 1963
Matters (Current)
Speeches. (9 folders)
Weekly Forecasts
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USUN Cables, 5/62 - 8/62 (2 folders)
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Box WH-23
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USUN Cables, 9/62 - 2/63 (6 folders)
United States Information Agency (3 folders)
United States-Japan Committee on Educational and Cultural Cooperation
Uruguay
Vatican
Venezuela (2 folders)
Visa Matters
Warm Springs
Watergate
Welfare State
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Box WH-24
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West Indies
West New Guinea
Western Europe
White House
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Emergency Plan
Guide Book
History
Library (9 folders)
Library Listings
Museum
Policy Pronouncement
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Woodrow Wilson Foundation and Memorial Commission
Yugoslavia
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Series 10.2. Classified Subject File, 1961-1964.
Arrangement: alphabetical by subject.
The Kennedy Library artificially created this file in the early 1970's when national security items were removed from unclassified items during processing. This division of the Subject File resulted in two separate files: The Subject File, which contained the unclassified material; and the Classified Subject File, which contained the classified material. Later, re-integration of materials was accomplished through Angola (boxes WH-1 - WH-3). The remainder of the files will not be re-integrated but will remain as two separate files therefore researchers should use the White House Subject File and the White House Classified Subject File in conjunction with one another.
The folder title list for this series. Since this series has now been processed, researchers who would like to request a review of the closed items should complete a Mandatory Review form. Please note: when filling out Mandatory Request forms for the Classified Subject File, please use the location information (folder title and box number) which is printed on the bottom of the yellow withdrawal sheet, rather than the location information from the folder and box in which you find the form. The Library can only process Mandatory Review requests that list the closed box information. The Library will be unable to process forms without the correct information. |
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Box WH-25
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Argentina 4/61-4/62
Austria 1961-1963
Belgrade Conference 7/61-11/61
Berlin, General, 7/61-12/63
Berlin, German Peace Settlement
Bolivia 3/61-10/63
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Box WH-26
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Bowles, Chester 3/59-10/62
Brazil
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4/61-3/62
4/62-8/62
9/62-2/63
3/63-5/63 Brazilian Political System Study
6/63-9/63
10/63-11/63
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Box WH-27
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British Guiana
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Background 8/61-1/62
Background: Cheddi Jagan 8/61-1/62
General 8/61-1/62
Cables 1/62 - 3/63
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Box WH-28
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British West Indies 4/63-5/63
Canada 1961-1963
Central Intelligence Agency
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8/60-5/62
6/62-3/64
Paramilitary 11/25/60-4/23/61
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Chile 1/62-9/63
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Box WH-29
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China (Nationalist) 6/61-6/62
Civil Defense 11/22/61 and undated
Colombia 8/6/62-4/4/63
Common Market 7/58-2/63
Congo
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5/2/62-10/15/62
10/16/62-10/31/62
11/62
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Box WH-30
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12/62
1/63
2/63-12/63
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Costa Rica 1961-1963
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Box WH-31
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Cuba
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1959-1960
1961
1/62-11/62
1/63-12/63
Background Material, 1961-63
"The Communist Totalitarian Government of Cuba as a Fact or Situation Endangering the Peace of America," 2/15/61
State, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, 5/61 and 4/62
State, "Cuba Contingency Plan"
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Box WH-31b
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United Nations
White Paper 3/61
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Cuba, Invasion
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4/61-5/61
Reactions-Western Europe, 4/61
"Cuba and Communism in the Hemisphere"
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Box WH-32
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Current Intelligence Weekly Summary 1963
Defense Department 1962
Democratic International 10/1/61-11/6/61
Disarmament
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1/61-6/61
7/61-8/61
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Box WH-32a
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1/62-4/62
5/62-7/62
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Ditchley Conference 1963
Dominican Republic 6/61-2/64
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Box WH-33
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Durand, Dana
Ecuador 6/62-8/63
Egypt 1/63-1/64
El Salvador 9/62-6/63
Emancipation Proclamation
Ethiopia 3/63
Europe 6/63-12/63
Figueres, Jose
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Box WH-34
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Finland
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General 9/59-1/63
Kekkonen Visit 6/61-8/63
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Foreign Relations of the United States
France
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General 9/61-10/63
French-Algerian Negotiations
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1/61-12/61
Negotiations at Evian- Background, 2/61-8/61
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Box WH-35
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Freedom Academy 1961
Free World Manifesto 9/61-11/61
Galbraith, John Kenneth
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7/31/61-12/19/61
7/22/61-7/9/63 and undated
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Germany
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1962-1964
Germany, Berlin, 7/61-12/63
Germany, Berlin, German Peace Settlement 7/61-11/61
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Goodwin, Richard 1961-1963
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Box WH-36
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Great Britain 5/61-1/64
Guatemala 9/62-9/63
Guerrilla Warfare 3/2/62
Guidelines
(Department of State) 1961-1962
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Box WH-37
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Haiti
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5/61-5/62
6/62-12/62
1963 and undated
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Harris, Seymour 9/61-11/63
Honduras 1962-1963
Hungary 1963
India
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General 8/61-5/63
Trip 12/21/61
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Box WH-38
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Indonesia 2/62
Inter-American Defense College 6/4/62-11/7/62
Inter-American Development Bank 1962
Inter-American Symposium (Robert Wool-Show Magazine)
Israel 5/62-8/63
Italy
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1/1/61-5/31/61
12/1/61-12/22/61
12/23/61-12/31/61
1/1/62-1/31/62
2/1/62-3/20/62
3/21/62-3/31/62
5/1/62-5/31/62
6/1/62-6/14/62
6/15/62-6/30/62
7/1/62-7/31/62
8/1/62-8/21/62
8/22/62-8/31/62
9/1/62-9/30/62
Translation (?) of notes
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Box WH-39
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Jamaica 1963
Japan
Johnson, Lyndon, Memoranda 1964
Johnson Plan- Palestinian Refugees 9/62-5/63
Johnson, Lyndon B., Remarks for
Kashmir 1961-1963
Kissinger, Henry 8/3/61-6/4/63
Laos
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4/61-6/62 and undated
"The Problem for United States Foreign Policy- An Analyses of How the United States Arrived at the Current Situation"
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Box WH-40
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Latin America, General
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1960-1961
1962
1963 and undated
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Latin America, Latin American Policy Committee
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1962
1963
Action Minutes 1962-1963
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Latin America, Latin American Report 3/10/61
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Box WH-40a
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Latin America, State Department Reports and Memoranda
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Attachments 1 and 2
Attachments 3-28
Attachments 29-31
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Box WH-41
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Legion of Merit for Foreign Nationals
Malraux, Andre
Mexico 7/61-6/63
Multilateral Force 1963
National Academy of Foreign Affairs 5/62-4/63
National Cultural Policy 4/61-8/61 and undated
National Security Council 5/61-9/63
NATO 1961-1963
Neumann, Robert G. 6/63-11/63
Neutrals 8/61-8/62
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Box WH-42
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Nicaragua
Nixon, Richard M.
Nobel Prize 11/61
Nuclear Testing
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3/61-12/61
1/62-7/63
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Organizing the Democratic Parties of the World 1961-1962
Pakistan 1961-1963
Panama 4/62-1/63
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Box WH-43
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Paraguay 4/62-10/63
Peace Corps 5/62
Peru
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5/61-8/62
9/62-8/63
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Political Prisoners 6/61
Political Warfare 9/61-7/63
Portugal 1/61-12/63
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Box WH-44
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President's Trip to Europe 1963
Punte del Este No.2 1/62-4/62
Sino-Soviet Relations 3/62-9/63
South Viet Nam 11/61-9/63 and undated
Spain
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5/61-3/62
4/62-7/63
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Box WH-45
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State Department
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General 11/61-2/64
Protocol, Office of the Chief of Special Protocol Affairs Section
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6/19/61, Tabs A-J
6/19/61, Tabs K-M-10/2/61
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Security and Consular Affairs Bureau
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Sugar 5/62-6/62 and undated
Sweden 1963
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Box WH-46
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Tehran Trip 11/61
Test Ban 5/61-
Trade 1961
Trinidad 1961-1963
Troika 8/61-9/61
United Nations
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General
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5/61-12/61
1/62-8/62
9/62-12/62 and undated
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Box WH-47
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1/63-5/63
6/63-10/63 and undated
11/63-1/64 and undated
Current Matters 9/61 and undated
General Assembly Speech 1963
Speeches 9/61
Weekly Forecasts 5/63-11/63
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Box WH-47a
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USUN Cables
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5/62-7/15/62
7/16/62-7/31/62
8/1/62-8/15/62
8/16/62-8/31/62
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Box WH-47b
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9/1/62-9/15/62
9/16/62-9/31/62
10/1/62-10/15/62
10/16/62-10/31/62
11/62
12/62
1/63
2/63
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Box WH-48
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Uruguay 8/63
USSR
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"The 'Socialist Commonwealth of Nations': Pattern for Communist World Organization," 6/18/59
General 8/60-8/61
General 9/61-1/64
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United States Information Agency 5/61-8/63
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Box WH-49
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Venezuela 12/61-11/63 and undated
Visa Matters 11/61-5/62
West Indies 9/61
West New Guinea 11/61
White House Emergency Plan
Yugoslavia 9/61-10/63
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Series 11. Speech File, 1961-1964
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Subseries 11.1. Personal Speech File, 1961-1964.
Arrangement: chronological.
Notes for, drafts of and texts of Mr. Schlesinger's own speeches. |
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Box WH-70
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American Foreign Service Association, Spring, 1961
Norris Centennial Conference, Washington, D.C., 5/16/61
Young Democrats, San Diego, California, 1/6/62
Indian Council of World Affairs, New Delhi, India, 2/15/62
American Federation of Arts, 4/12/62
American Sociological Association, 8/31/62
American Historical Association, Chicago, Illinois, 12/30/62
Italian-American Labor Council Saragat Dinner, New York, New York, 2/17/63
Ditchley Foundation, Enstone, Oxfordshire, England, 3/14/63
Fulbright Spring Conference, State Department, Washington, D.C., 4/22/63
Columbia University, New York, New York, 4/23/63
Alliance for Progress, Caracas, Venezuela, 5/12/63
American Embassy Seminar, Caracas, Venezuela, 5/12/63
Harvard Business School Association, Boston, Massachusetts, 5/22/63
Colorado Young Democrats, Boulder, Colorado, 6/21/63
Grosse Point Lecture Series, Grosse Point, Michigan, 1/21/64
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Subseries 11.2. Remarks for the President, 1961-1963.
Arrangement: chronological.
Mainly drafts of presidential speeches, messages, remarks, proclamations, and toasts, with a small number of draft articles, book prefaces, and suggestions for television appearances. Drafts are often accompanied by background material including correspondence, memoranda, news releases, a small number of newsclippings, and in some cases, final versions of the president's remarks. The speeches and other remarks vary greatly in subject and reflect the President's schedule of visits to U.S. cities and foreign countries, meetings with heads of state, greetings to visiting groups and dignitaries, messages to Congress, remarks at state receptions and banquets, and official proclamations. In addition to remarks prepared for the President, this series includes one folder of remarks prepared for the First Lady and one folder of remarks prepared for the Vice President.
Researchers should be aware that in most cases, the dates on the folders represent the actual date the speech, message, or other remark was delivered and not the date(s) of any drafts, correspondence, or other background material that may also be included in the folder. However, if the date a message or other remark was delivered could not be readily established, the date(s) of the items contained in the folder were used instead.
This series does not represent a complete compilation of drafts and background materials for the speeches and other remarks made by President Kennedy. Speeches, announcements, remarks, and proclamations on numerous other topics not included here may also be found in the President's Office Files sub-file of the Presidential Papers of John F. Kennedy. Researchers may find the Speech Files of the Papers of Theodore Sorensen, also in the Kennedy Library, a helpful additional source. Another source researchers may wish to consult is
Public Papers of the Presidents, John F. Kennedy, 1961-1963
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Box WH-67
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Remarks for the President:
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Foreign Students Reception, 5/10/61
Draft statements for Vienna, 6/3/61-6/4/61
To graduating class, U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, 6/7/61
Adams Papers publication luncheon, 10/3/61
Statement on signing Wilson Memorial Commission Bill, 10/4/61
North Carolina Speech, 10/12/61
Remarks at Veterans Day ceremony, Arlington National Cemetery, 11/11/61
Address at University of Washington Centennial, Seattle, 11/16/61
Address at National Football Hall of Fame banquet, New York, 12/5/61
Remarks at International Airport, San Juan, Puerto Rico, 12/15/61
1962 New Year's greeting to U.S. personnel overseas, 12/26/61
Statement for Printing Week, 1/10/62
State of the Union Message, 1/11/62
Televised tour of the White House, 2/14/62
Special Message to Congress on Foreign Aid, 3/13/62
Address at University of California, Berkeley, 3/23/62
"Americans in Action," draft article for Scripps-Howard Series, 3/28/62
Welcoming remarks and toast for President Joao Goulart, 4/3/62
White House Correspondents and News Photographers Associations dinner, 4/27/62
Remarks at Nobel Prize Winners dinner, 4/29/62
Greetings to the 15
th
International Book Publishers Congress, 5/11/62
Foreign Service Association, 5/31/62
Advertising Council pamphlet, 6/4/62
American Booksellers Association, 6/4/62
Address at U.S. Military Academy, West Point, New York, 6/6/62
Congratulations to the University of the Pacific on establishment of Elbert Covell College, 6/8/62
Address at Yale University, 6/11/62 (3 folders)
Remarks of welcome to participants in the Summer Intern Program for College Students, 6/20/62
Press conference, 6/27/62
Trip to Mexico, 6/29/62-7/1/62
Australian Ambassador's dinner for the America's Cup crews, Newport, 9/14/62
Board of Governors of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, 9/20/62
Dinner meeting of the Ohio State Democratic Convention in Columbus, 9/21/62
Remarks at Wheeling Stadium, Wheeling, West Virginia, 9/27/62
Proclamation 3505: Thanksgiving Day, 11/7/62
Pageant of Peace ceremonies, 12/17/62
Preface to "Looking Outward: Years of Crisis at the U.N." by Adlai Stevenson, ../../63
State of the Union message, 1/14/63
Article in Look magazine, 1/15/63
Remarks of welcome at the White House to Prime Minister Fanfani of Italy, 1/16/63
Second Inaugural Anniversary Salute, 1/18/63
Annual Message to Congress: Economic Report of the President, 1/21/63
News conference, 2/7/63
Toasts of the President and President Betancourt of Venezuela, 2/19/63
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Statement marking the centenary of the Red Cross, 2/28/63
Eugene Black toast, 3/8/63
University of Costa Rica in San José, 3/20/63
Toasts of the President and King Hassan II of Morocco, 3/27/63
Recorded message for Radio Eireann, 3/29/63
Forward to "Department of State 1963 - A Report to the Citizen," 4/2/63
American Society of Newspaper Editors, 4/19/63
Address at Boston College centennial ceremonies, 4/20/63
Radio and Television Correspondents dinner, 5/3/63
Message to Americans for Democratic Action, 5/3/63; remarks 5/4/63
Recorded message to alumni of the Choate School, 5/4/63
Message to Time magazine on its 40
th
anniversary, 5/6/63
Group of foreign students, 5/8/63
Greetings telephoned to President Truman on his birthday, 5/8/63
Dedication of a marker at the grave of Ignace Jan Paderewski, 5/9/63
Forward to Public Papers of the Presidents (1962), 5/16/63
Remarks of welcome to a group from Valdagno, Italy, 5/17/63
90
th
anniversary convocation of Vanderbilt University, 5/18/63
Message to Pilgrims of the United States on their award to President Eisenhower, 5/21/63
"The President and the Presidency" (proposed television program), 5/31/63
Commencement address at San Diego State College, 6/6/63
Draft article on disarmament, 6/8/63
Commencement address at American University in Washington, 6/10/63
West Virginia Centennial Celebration, 6/20/63
Message to Eleanor Roosevelt Foundation, 6/21/63
Trip to Italy, 6/30/63-7/2/63
Forward to "Naval Documents of the American Revolution," 7/1/63
Fulbright-Hays exchange teachers, 8/23/63
Student participants in White House Seminar in Government, 8/27/63
Labor Day statement, 9/2/63
Forward to "Old Ironsides: The Story of the U.S.S. Constitution" by Thomas Patrick Horgan, 9/10/63
Address to the 18
th
General Assembly of the United Nations, 9/20/63
Message recorded for the opening of the United Community Campaigns of America, 9/22/63
Address at the Mormon Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, 9/26/63
Message to Pan-American Federation of Architectural Associations, 10/2/63
Message for Wilson Birthplace Foundation, 10/11/63
Address at the University of Maine at Orono, 10/19/63
New England's Salute to the President dinner in Boston, 10/19/63
Address at the anniversary convocation of the National Academy of Sciences, 10/22/63
On receiving honorary degree at Amherst College, 10/26/63
Gettysburg Centennial statement, 11/../63
Proclamation 3560: Thanksgiving Day, 11/5/63
Message to California Democrats at Jefferson-Jackson dinner, 11/8/63
Address in Miami before the Inter-American Press Association, 11/18/63
Remarks prepared for delivery at the Trade Mart, Dallas, Texas, 11/22/63
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Remarks for the First Lady, 12/14/63
Remarks for the Vice President, 1961-1963
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Subcollection 3. Writings.
Series 12. A Thousand Days
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Subseries 12.1. Background Material.
Arrangement: alphabetical by topic.
Notes from interviews, readings and other research; reports; and clippings used in writing
A Thousand Days
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Box W-1
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Africa
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"The Algerian Crisis: A New Phase?" by John F. Kennedy, 10/5/57
Book Excerpt
Congressional Record
Correspondence
Magazine Articles
Memoranda
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Press Releases
Reports: "The Elements In Our Congo Policy" by George Ball, 12/61
Research Notes and Memoranda
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Agency for International Development
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Briefing Paper for President's Press Conference,4/11/63
Congressional Record
Correspondence
Magazine Articles
Memoranda
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Press Releases
Reports: "Food for Peace," 3/63
Subject Files for Possible Inclusion in John F. Kennedy Library
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Agriculture
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Congressional Record
List of Subjects of Interest to John F. Kennedy
Magazine Articles: "Congressman Aspinall vs. the People of the U.S.," 3/63
Materials Relating to Kennedy Administration and Department of Agriculture
Materials Relating to Kennedy Administration and Department of Interior
Message on Conservation by John F. Kennedy to Congress, 3/1/62
Press Release, 1/3/63
Prologue and Text Excerpt by Orville Freeman
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Alliance for Progress, General
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Congressional Record
Correspondence
Descriptive Literature by Department of State
Essay Excerpts, Miscellaneous
Magazine Articles
Memoranda
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger. jr.
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Box W-2
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Reports to Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
Speeches, General (2 folders)
Speeches by John F. Kennedy
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Alliance for Progress, Origins
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Congressional Record
Correspondence
Food for Peace Mission to Latin America, proposed itinerary
Magazine Articles
Memoranda
Miscellaneous
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Press Release, 2/8/61
Reports
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"The Crisis in Bolivia"
"Task Force Report on Immediate Latin American Problems,"1/4/61
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Alliance for Progress, 1963
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Background Briefing with John F. Kennedy, 12/31/62
Congressional Record
Correspondence
Department of State Bulletin
Che Guevara Interview, 11/29/62
Magazine Articles
Memoranda
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Reports: "Events in United States-Cuban Relations," 1/29/63
Speeches (2 folders)
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The Arts
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Advisory Council on the Arts, List of Prospective Members
Biddle Dissent in Commission of Fine Arts Report to President Truman, 1953
Congressional Bills and Related Commentary
Congressional Record
Correspondence
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Box W-3
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Executive Order Establishing President's Advisory Council on the Arts, 6/12/63
Magazine Articles
Memoranda
Miscellaneous
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Press Releases
Reports
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"The Arts and the National Government," 5/28/63
"John F. Kennedy on Architecture: A Legacy and a Challenge," 6/17/64
"The President Selects His Library Site," 12/4/63
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Berlin
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Book Excerpts
Congressional Record
Correspondence
Magazine Articles
Memoranda
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Peace Organization Publications
Press Releases
Reports
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"Dealing with the Russians over Berlin," 7/61
"Khrushchev Speech, Soviet Memos on Weapons Testing and German Peace
Treaty," 1961
"Some Legal Aspects of the Berlin Crisis," 10/61
"Why Not Economic Sanctions?," 4/59
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Speeches
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British Guiana
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Correspondence
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Letter by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., to
Frontier
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Magazine Articles: "Communism in Guiana," 2/2/62
Memoranda
Miscellaneous
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Press Releases
Reports, General
Reports, "Racial Tension in British Guiana"
Speech by Premier Jagan, 4/4/64
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Box W-4
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China
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Americans for Democratic Action Memoranda on China and the United Nations
Commentary on Refugees Fleeing to Hong Kong and Food Situation on Mainland China
Letters by Professor Schurmann, China Observer
Magazine Articles
Newsclippings
Notes on Meetings to Discuss Food for China
Press Releases
Reports
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Civil Defense
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Congressional Record
Correspondence
Drafts of Statements for Civil Defense Booklet
Magazine Articles (2 folders)
Materials Relating to Governors' Conference Committee on Civil Defense
Memoranda
Miscellaneous
Newsclippings (2 folders)
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Press Releases
Reports. (2 folders)
Speeches
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Civil Rights
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Anti-Defamation League, 3/62
Book Excerpts
Civil Rights Organizations Publications
Congressional Quarterly
Congressional Record
Correspondence
Letter by Robert F. Kennedy (Draft) on Cox and Eliot Appointments
Magazine Articles
Memoranda
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Press Releases
Reports
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Box W-5
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Speeches
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Cuba, 4/61 - 5/61
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Congressional Record
Correspondence
Essays on Cuban-U.S. Relations
Magazine Articles
Newsclippings. (2 folders)
Reports
"WCBS-TV Views the Press" with Charles Collingwood, 5/7/61
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Cuba, White Paper, 4/4/61
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Congressional Record
Essay by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Exclusive
, 4/5/61
Magazine Articles
Newsclippings
Reports: "Cuba," 4/61 (by Department of State, in Spanish)
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Cuba I
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Book Excerpts
Congressional Record
Correspondence
Essays on Cuban-U.S. Relations
Harvard Faculty Letter to John F. Kennedy on Cuban Crisis, 4/26/61
Magazine Articles
NBC White Paper, "Cuba: Bay of Pigs," 2/4/64
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Reports
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"Cuba," 4/61 (by Department of State)
"Implications of Castro's Marxist-Leninist Conviction"
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Cuba II
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ABC News Reports, "John Scali, ABC News," 4/13/64
Articles Relating to Keating and the Cuban Missile Crisis
Book Excerpts
McGeorge Bundy Interviewed by Martin Agronsky
Congressional Record
Correspondence
Essay by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Essays on the Missile Crisis
Government Publications
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Box W-6
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Robert Hurwitch Interviewed by John Plank, 4/24/64 (Excerpts)
Magazine Articles
NBC White Paper, "Cuba: The Missile Crisis," 2/9/64
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Notes on Social Gatherings with the President, 2/13/63
Press Releases
Reports
Soviet Government Statements on Cuba, 9/62
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Dominican Republic
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Juan Bosch Interviewed by Alberto Baeza-Flores, 3/9/63
Correspondence
Excerpt from
A Thousand Days
(Draft)
Magazine Articles
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Reports: "Dominican Republic Tactics of Communism," 12/64
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Economic Growth
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Book Excerpts
Challenge to Affluence
Reviewed by Seymour Harris
Congressional Quarterly
Congressional Record
(2 folders)
Conversation with Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., Americans for Democratic Action Meeting, Los Angeles
Correspondence
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Bator - Harris
Kennedy - Waddell
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Galbraith Notes for Hickory Hill Seminar, 11/18/63
Seymour Harris Interviewed by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., 6/16/64
List of Materials for the John F. Kennedy Library
Magazine Articles (2 folders)
Materials Critical of Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
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Box W-7
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Memoranda (4 folders)
Miscellaneous
Newsclippings. (5 folders)
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Press Conferences
Press Releases
"Howard K. Smith: News and Comment," 5/2/62
Reports
Speeches (2 folders)
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Magazine Articles
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
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Jacqueline B. Kennedy, Correspondence, 1961-65 (6 folders)
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John F. Kennedy
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House of Representatives Speech by John F. Kennedy, 1/30/49
Senate
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Articles by John F. Kennedy, 1958-63
Magazine Articles, 1953-59
Memoranda, 1954-57
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Box W-8
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Newsclippings, 1959-64
Notes on John F. Kennedy and McCarthyism
Reports: "The Catholic Vote in 1952 and 1956," Spring, 1956
Speeches by John F. Kennedy, 1954-59
Voting Records of John F. Kennedy, 1947-60
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Presidential Campaign
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Comparisons of Kennedy and Nixon
Magazine Articles (2 folders)
Miscellaneous
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Notes on the 1960 Democratic Convention
Speech by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., 3/26/60
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Reactions to Endorsement of John F. Kennedy by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
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Correspondence (2 folders)
Form Letter Urging Campaign Support for John F. Kennedy by Liberals
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Reaction of Stevenson-for-President Committee
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Interregnum
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Correspondence, 11/60-1/61 (2 folders)
The Effort to Obtain a New Senate Rule XXII
List Submitted to Civil Service for FBI Clearance, 12/5/60
Magazine Articles
Miscellaneous
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. (2 folders)
Press Release, 12/1/60
Rusk-Bowles Agreed List, 1/6/61
Francis B. Sayre Interviewed by Samuel E. Belk, 6/25/64
"Why Orville Freeman for Attorney General"
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Presidency
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Book Excerpts
Congressional Quarterly
Correspondence
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Box W-9
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Charles Heckscher's Account of His Visit with John F. Kennedy, 6/19/63
Magazine Articles
General
"Inaugural Spectacle" by the Editors of
Life
, 1961
Miscellaneous
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Quotations
Reports
Theodore Sorensen Interviewed by Paul Niven, 9/16/62
Speech by John F. Kennedy (To have been given 11/22/63)
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Autumn, 1963
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Janet Auchincloss Interviewed by Joan Braden, 9/4/64 (Excerpts)
Book Excerpts
Congressional Record
Correspondence
Essays on John F. Kennedy
Last Speeches of John F. Kennedy
Magazine Articles, General (3 Folders)
Magazine Articles:
Texas Observer
, 11/29/63 and 3/6/64
Newsclippings. (2 folders)
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Notes Evaluating the Chapter "Autumn, 1963"
Poems
Quotations
Reactions to the Death of John F. Kennedy
Tributes to John F. Kennedy
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Box W-10
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Assassination
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Congressional Record
Correspondence
Magazine Articles
Miscellaneous
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Reports
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Assessments
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ABC News Reports: "Friends of JFK," 1/2/64
Robert Hurwitch Interviewed by John Plank, 4/24/64 (Excerpts)
Magazine Articles
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Reports
John F. Kennedy Described by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Miscellaneous
National Security Policy Making, in the Kennedy Admin., 1961-63, 4/6/64
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Correspondence, 1948-60, (9 folders)
Eulogies and Remembrances
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Congressional Record
Magazine Articles
Materials Relating to the John F. Kennedy Library
Newsclippings
Poem by Senator Mansfield
Quotations
Reports (2 folders)
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Box W-11
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And the Liberals
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Americans for Democratic Action Publications
Book Excerpts
Congressional Quarterly
Correspondence
Essays on John F. Kennedy
Magazine Articles, (2 folders)
Miscellaneous
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Reports: "Senator Douglas Reports," 12/61
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Personal
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Janet Auchincloss Interviewed by Joan Braden, 9/4/64 (Excerpts)
Blauvelt Genealogy
Correspondence
Materials Relating to the Health of John F. Kennedy
Miscellaneous
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
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As a Public Educator
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Book Excerpts
Congressional Record
Congressional Report
Correspondence
Magazine Articles, (2 folders)
Materials Relating to the John F. Kennedy Library
Miscellaneous
Newsclippings
Notes by Al Capp on his Hickory Hill Seminar, 3/21/63
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Speeches
State Department Airgram, "Kennedy the Man and the President," 11/29/63
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Correspondence, 1954-60
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Box W-12
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Laos
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Research Notes and Memoranda, (2 folders)
New Departures
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Book Excerpts
Congressional Record
Correspondence
Magazine Articles
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Reports: DOD Statement on U.S. Military Strength
Reports: "The Strategy of American Defense," 5/1/50
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Robert S. McNamara
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Congressional Record
Magazine Articles, (2 folders)
Miscellaneous
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Oral History Topics
Reports, General
"Pyramiding of Profits and Costs in the Missile Procurement Program," 3/31/64
Speeches
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Multilateral Force
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The Atlantic Community Quarterly
Book Reviews
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Congressional Quarterly
Congressional Record
Correspondence
Department of State Bulletin
Magazine Articles, General
Magazine Articles, Foreign
Memoranda
Miscellaneous
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
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Box W-13
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Reports, (4 folders)
Research Notes and Memoranda, (6 folders)
Speeches
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Outside Employment
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Magazine Articles
Memoranda
Newsclippings
Press Conferences
Press Releases
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Politics, 1962
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Americans for Democratic Action Publications
Book Excerpts
Correspondence
Magazine Articles
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Press Conference
Reports, General
Report: National Committee for an Effective Congress Congressional Candidate
Endorsements, 8/16/62
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Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
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Miscellaneous, 1961
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State Department
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Book Excerpts
Bundy Appointment Announcement, 1/1/61
Congressional Record
, 6/14/60
Correspondence
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Box W-14
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Magazine Articles
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Reports
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Test Ban, 1961-62
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Congressional Record
Correspondence
Magazine Articles
Materials Relating to the John F. Kennedy Library
Miscellaneous
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Reports, (2 folders)
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Test Ban, 1963
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Book Excerpts
Congressional Record
Correspondence
Magazine Articles
Memoranda
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Reports, (3 folders)
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United Nations, 1962
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Book Reviews
Congressional Quarterly
Congressional Record
Correspondence
Magazine Articles
Memoranda
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
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Box W-15
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Reports, (2 folders)
Speeches
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Vietnam
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Research Notes and Memoranda (2 folders)
1963
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Book Excerpts
Congressional Record
, (2 folders)
Correspondence
Magazine Articles. (3 folders)
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Reports
Research Notes and Memoranda
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World of Diversity
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Congressional Record
, 9/2/64
Averell Harriman Interviewed by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., 1/17/65
Magazine Articles
Newsclippings
Notes by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Press Releases
Reports
Speeches: United Nations Speech, Draft
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Subseries 12.2. Manuscript
.
Arrangement: chronological.
Includes drafts of the book, revisions and correspondence relating to
A Thousand Days
. A separate list of the 922 footnotes that appear in the various drafts of this largely un-footnoted work has been prepared and is available for use in the research room along with an annotated copy of the book. Researchers should consult "Guide to Footnotes in the Manuscript of
A Thousand Days
by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr." |
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Box W-16
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First Draft, Folders 1-12 |
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Box W-17
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First Draft, Folders 13-22 |
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Box W-18
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First Draft, Folders 23-27
Second Draft, Folders 1-8 |
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Box W-19
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Second Draft, Folders 9-13
Third Draft, Folders 1-2
Fourth Draft, Folders 1-6 |
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Box W-20
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Fourth Draft, Folders 7-21 |
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Box W-21
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Fourth Draft, Folders 22-24
Fifth Draft, Folders 1-10 |
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Box W-22
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Fifth Draft, Folders 11-17
Sixth Draft, Folders 1-2 |
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Box W-23
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Sixth Draft, Folder 3
Sixth Draft, Edited Version A, Folders 1-13 |
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Box W-24
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Sixth Draft, Edited Version A, Folders 14-29 |
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Box W-25
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Sixth Draft, Edited Version A, Folders 30-45 |
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Box W-26
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Sixth Draft, Edited Version A, Folders 46-52
Sixth Draft, Edited Version B, Folders 1-10
Seventh Draft, Folder 1 |
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Box W-27
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Seventh Draft, Folders 2-13 |
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Box W-28
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Seventh Draft, Folders 14-21
Eighth Draft, Folders 1-4 |
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Box W-29
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Eighth Draft, Folders 5-13
Revisions, Folder 1 |
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Box W-30
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Revisions, Folders 2-10
Correspondence, Folders 1-3 |
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Box W-31
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Correspondence, Folders 4-12 |
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Box W-32
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Correspondence, Folders 13-17 |
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