Archival Resources in Wisconsin: Descriptive Finding Aids

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Appendix: Prominent Correspondents in 1977 Additions

Container	Title
	Subseries: Political files
	Campaign files
Box 82 Folder 1	1946, Literature
	1952
Box 82 Folder 2	Literature
Box 82 Folder 3	Financial report
Box 82 Folder 4	Form letters
Box 82 Folder 5	Handbook
Audio 1359A/1 (continued)	Musical jingle, undated, but probably 1952
Box 82 Folder 6	Nomination papers
Box 82 Folder 7	Publicity
Box 120 Folder 4	Oversize publicity
Box 82 Folder 8	Radio and TV scripts
Box 82 Folder 9	Results
Box 82 Folder 10	Taft
	1954
Box 82 Folder 11	Advertising
Box 82 Folder 12	Finances
Box 82 Folder 13	Literature
Box 82 Folder 14	Marathon rally (“Dunkel's file”)
Box 82 Folder 15	Miscellany
Box 121 Folder 1	Posters
Box 82 Folder 16	Radio and TV scripts
Box 82 Folder 17	Results
	1956
Box 82 Folder 18	Endorsements and quotes
Box 83 Folder 1	Advertising
Box 83 Folder 2	Dunkel correspondence, 1955-1956
Box 83 Folder 3	Form letters
Box 83 Folder 4	Laird for Congress Committee
Box 83 Folder 5	Lists
Box 83 Folder 6	Literature
Box 83 Folder 7	Miscellany
Audio 1359A/39	“Republican Song of Wisconsin,” / by Harry C. Schwarz for Republican Party of Marathon County (mentions Laird and others) Alternate Format: Digital reproduction available online. Note: Formerly Disc 223A/7.
Box 83 Folder 8	Resolutions
Box 83 Folder 9	Elections results
	1958
Box 83 Folder 10	Advertising
Box 120 Folder 1	Analyses
Box 83 Folder 11	Committees
Box 83 Folder 12	Dunkel correspondence
	Film
AD 281	Compilation of spot ads: Laird family, Laird at his desk, Paul Affeldt on dairy Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 150 feet (3 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Four shorts promoting Laird for re-election. Laird is pictured at his desk, with his family. Dairy farmer Paul Affeldt speaks on his behalf.
AD 282	Compilations of spot ads: Laird at his desk and at the Capitol, Palmer Gums on dairy, Elmer Sippl on small business Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 150 feet (3 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Four shorts promoting Laird for re-election. Laird is pictured at his desk and walking down the Capitol steps. Dairy farmer Palmer Gums and small businessman Elmer Sippl speak on his behalf.
Stevens Point Mss BO Box 83 Folder 13	Form letters
Box 83 Folder 14	Laird for Congress Club
Box 83 Folder 15	Literature
Box 83 Folder 16	Miscellany
Box 83 Folder 17	Opposition charges
Box 83 Folder 18	Plan for reelection
Audio 1359A/14	Radio spots including ones by Richard Nixon and Willliam Van Pelt for Walter Kohler Jr., Senate race, 1957
Box 83 Folder 19	Radio and TV
Box 83 Folder 20	Election results
Box 83 Folder 21	Advertising
Box 83 Folder 22	Quotes
Box 83 Folder 23	Resolutions
Box 83 Folder 24	Speech material
	1960
Box 83 Folder 25	Candidates, Miscellaneous
Box 83 Folder 26	Circulators
Box 83 Folder 27	Clippings
Box 84 Folder 1	Congratulations
Box 84 Folder 2	Correspondence
Box 84 Folder 3	Expenses
Audio 1359A/15	Interview with Evans, John (Laird opponent), on “Underline” program
	Spot ads/Endorsements
	Paul Affeldt, Pure Milk Products Cooperative Scope and Content Note: Paul Affeldt of Pure Milk Products Cooperative commends Laird for supporting the Wisconsin dairy industry and also for obtaining funding for a new cancer research center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
AD 283-284	Short version Physical Description: 16 mm negative and positive, black/white, sound, 45 feet (1 minute)
AD 285	Long version, circa 1958 Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 60 feet (1.5 minutes)
AD 286	Benson, Ezra Taft Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 45 feet (1 minute) Scope and Content Note: Benson says that there is no substitute for experience, and that Laird understands the problems of the farmer. He says that Laird has the experience and connections to get things done for the district.
AD 287	Frankowiak, Don (dairy farmer) Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 60 feet (1.5 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Campaign ad in which Frankowiak emphasizes Laird's efforts on behalf of the dairy farmer including the school milk program and the eradication of bovine diseases.
AD 288	Gums, Palmer (dairy farmer) Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 40 feet (1 minute) Scope and Content Note: Campaign ad with farmer Palmer Gums endorsing Laird, Dairyland's best friend.
AD 289	Hagen, Ray (factory worker) Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 75 feet (3 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Roy Hagen, an employee at Freeway Company in Wisconsin Rapids, Vice President of Lodge 1613, International Association of Machinists, urges viewers to re-elect Laird.
AD 290	Martin, Joe Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 45 feet (1 minute) Scope and Content Note: Martin praises Laird as conscientious, hard-working, and always on the job.
AD 291	Nixon, Richard Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 45 feet (1 minute) Scope and Content Note: Nixon says that Laird has a fine reputation in Washingtonand has a warm personality, energy, and vitality. He also says he is one of the hardest working members of the House and is always on the job.
	Other advertisements
AD 292	Laird family Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 180 feet (5 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Laird introduces his family, says that he tries to vote to create prosperity based on peace and low inflation, and he urges people to vote for him. GOP opening and Jack Linster, campaign chair disclaimer.
AD 293	Short advertisement Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 25 feet (20 sec.) Scope and Content Note: Regarding-election campaign ad emphasizing Laird's experience.
GA 520	Theatrical advertisement Physical Description: 35 mm positive, black/white, sound, 20 feet (1 minute) Scope and Content Note: Campaign ad designed to be used in a movie theater. Calls Laird a friend of the dairy farmer and labor and a leader to be proud of. Jack Linster, campaign chair disclaimer. Sound is poor.
	Raw footage
AD 295	Hagen, Ray (factory worker) Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 45 feet (1 minute) Scope and Content Note: Hagen says district should be proud to have Laird as its representative because Laird provides sound representation. He urges people to vote for Laird. Raw footage from AD 289.
AD 296	Standard open and close Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 25 feet (20 sec.) Scope and Content Note: Standard open and close for 1960 re-election campaign.
Stevens Point Mss BO Box 84 Folder 4	Laird for Congress Club
Box 84 Folder 5	Mailings
Box 84 Folder 6	Literature
Box 84 Folder 7	Miscellany (Dunkel)
Box 84 Folder 8	Plan
Box 84 Folder 9	Questionnaires
Audio 1359A/14 (continued)	Radio spots
Audio 1359A/20	Radio spots
Box 84 Folder 10	Radio and TV
Box 84 Folder 11	Resolutions
Box 84 Folder 12	Results
Box 84 Folder 13	Secretary of State
Box 84 Folder 14	Traeger, Ken
	1962
Box 84 Folder 15-16	Correspondence
Box 85 Folder 1	Correspondence (continued)
Box 85 Folder 2	Dunkel file
Box 85 Folder 3	Endorsements
Box 85 Folder 4	Expenses
Box 85 Folder 5	Evans, John
	Film
	Endorsement ads
AD 297	Affeldt, Paul, Pure Milk Products Cooperative Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 45 feet (1 minute) Scope and Content Note: Paul Affeldt of Pure Milk Cooperative supports Laird.
AD 298	Beaumont, Larry, American Legion, Stevens Point Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 45 feet (1 minute) Scope and Content Note: Regarding-elect Laird ad emphasizing his interest in veterans' affairs.
AD 299	Goldberg, Arthur Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 45 feet (1 minute) Scope and Content Note: Regarding-elect Laird spot. Excerpt of conversation with Arthur J. Goldberg stating the need for more skilled workers, on-the-job training, and vocational and apprentice training.
AD 300	Mrs. Lacey (housewife) Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 55 feet (2 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Interview with Mrs. Lacey by Walter John Chilsen in a campaign spot. Discusses Laird's experience, important committee work, and inflation.
AD 301	Sippl, Elmer (small businessman) Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 60 feet (2 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Walter John Chilsen speaks with small businessman Elmer Sippl about Laird.
	Issue ads
AD 302	Agriculture, dairy Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 170 feet (4 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Laird summarizes problems with agricultural legislation relevant to Wisconsin dairy farmers.
AD 303	Committee work, defense, health Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 170 feet (4 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Laird summarizes his work in the House of Representatives Defense Appropriations Committee and the Health Education and Welfare Committee.
AD 304	Cuba Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 170 feet (4 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Laird states that he does not support an invasion of Cuba. Also says that he will work for sound military action if re-elected.
AD 305	Individual rights Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 170 feet ( 4 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Laird says a vote for him will help protect individual rights. Summarizes his work as congressman.
AD 306	Opponents' misrepresentations Physical Description: 16 mm, positive, black/white, sound, 170 feet (4minutes) Scope and Content Note: Laird states his positions on interstate commerce and fixed minimum wage in response to his opponent's misrepresentation.
AD 307	Republican basic beliefs Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 470 feet (15 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Film produced by the Joint Committee on Republican Principles about core party principles of individual liberty, limited government, diffusion of power, government with a heart, and government with a head. Includes a Laird open and close filmed on the "Your Washington Office Report" set. Laird urges voters to support him in the primary, and says that he will campaign in the district after adjournment.
AD 308	Three short cartoon advertisements Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 40 feet (60 sec.) Scope and Content Note: Three different 10 second animated campaign spots touting Laird's10-year record.
	Raw footage
AD 309	Advertisement opens and closes 1 Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 70 feet (2 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Four iterations of campaign ad opens and closes touting Laird as Dairyland's best friend in Washington and his experience.
AD 310 Segment 1	Advertisement opens and closes 2 Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 35 feet (1 minute) Scope and Content Note: Campaign ad opens and closes with Jack Linster, disclaimer.
Segment 2	Goldberg, Arthur Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 70 feet (2 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Interview with Secretary of Labor Goldberg on training issues, both vocational and on-the-job, as well as the importance of upgrading the workforce. This is a partial version of a “Your Washington Office Report” program.
Segment 3	Mrs. Don Walker (housewife), negative Physical Description: 16 mm negative, black/white, sound, 35 feet (1 minute) Scope and Content Note: Negative version of the interview with Mrs. Walker by Walter John Chilsen. Mrs. Walker says Laird is a man of integrity.
Segment 4	Sippl, Elmer (small businessman), negative Physical Description: 16 mm negative, black/white, sound, 35 feet (1 minute) Scope and Content Note: Negative version of the interview with Marshfield small business owner Elmer Sippl conducted by Walter John Chilsen. Sippl says that Laird understands the issues that face small businessmen.
AD 311 Segment 1	Beaumont, Larry (American Legion) Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 60 feet (2 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Two takes for a campaign spot of Larry Beaumont being interviewed by Walter John Chilsen. Discusses veterans and defense issues.
Segment 2	Gibson, Guy (professor, UW-SP) Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 60 feet (2 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Walter John Chilsen interviews history professor Guy Gibson on education and medical research issues. Footage is dark and out of focus.
AD 312	Brooks, Gil (farmer) Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 60 feet (2 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Take #2 of an interview with farmer Gil Brooks conducted by Walter John Chilsen. He discusses fiscal responsibility and the threat of socialized agriculture.
AD 313	Mrs. Lacey (housewife) Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 155 feet (5 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Positive version of the Lacey portion of AD 314. Interview by Walter John Chilsen with several takes and outtakes, introductory outside shots. Discusses voting record, experience, and inflation.
AD 314 Segment 1	Mrs. Lacey (housewife), negative Physical Description: 16 mm negative, black/white, sound, 95 feet (3 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Various outtakes and intros for campaign ad. Shows several versions of Walter John Chilsen's interview and intros in front of the Lacey home.
Segment 2	Beaumont, Larry (American Legion), negative Physical Description: 16 mm negative, black/white, sound, 95 feet (3 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Multiple takes of interview with Larry Beaumont of the Stevens Point American Legion by Walter John Chilsen. Discusses veterans' issues, defense, and Polaris submarines.
Segment 3	Gibson, Guy (professor, UW-SP) negative Physical Description: 16 mm negative, black/white, sound, 95 feet (3 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Interview with history professor Guy Gibson by Walter John Chilsen. Discusses education, appropriations, committee work, and health care. Only sound version of this footage.
AD 315	Sippl, Elmer (small businessman) Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 60 feet (2 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Two takes of Walter John Chilsen interviewing Elmer Sippl.
AD 316	Mrs. Don Walker (housewife) Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 60 feet (2 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Walter John Chilsen for interviews Mrs. Walker campaign ad. She stresses experience and trust.
AD 317	Mrs. Don Walker, Take 2 Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 70 feet (2 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Take #2 of an interview with Mrs. Don Walker of Stevens Point conducted by Walter John Chilsen. Says Laird is trustworthy and a man of integrity.
Stevens Point Mss BO Box 85 Folder 6	Form letters
Box 85 Folder 7	Laird for Congress Club (Froehlke)
Box 85 Folder 8	Miscellany
Box 85 Folder 17	Nomination papers
Box 85 Folder 9	Nomination petition circulators
Box 85 Folder 10	Plan
Box 85 Folder 11	Questionnaires
Box 85 Folder 12	Quotes
Audio 1359A/16	Radio spots by Laird, including “9 Point Program”
Box 85 Folder 13	Radio and TV
Box 85 Folder 14	Resolutions
Box 85 Folder 15	Returns
Box 85 Folder 16	Schedule (Dunkel)
Box 85 Folder 18	Television script drafts
Box 85 Folder 19	Veterans information
Box 85 Folder 20	Williams, Bob
	1964
Box 86 Folder 1	Byrnes dinner
Box 86 Folder 2	Byrnes for President
Box 86 Folder 3	Campaign
Box 86 Folder 4	Coffee Hour participants
Box 86 Folder 5	Correspondence
Audio 1359A/32	Debate, 1963?
Box 86 Folder 6	Endorsements
Box 86 Folder 7	Expenses
AD 318-319	Film- Raw footage for ad (Paul Affeldt, Pure Milk Products Cooperative) - 2 takes Physical Description: 16 mm positive, black/white, sound, 20 feet (1 minute) Scope and Content Note: Campaign ad footage with Paul Affeldt. He states that Laird understands farm problems and people should support him.
Stevens Point Mss BO Box 86 Folder 8	Form letters
	Laird for Congress Club
Box 86 Folder 9	General
Box 86 Folder 10	Finances
Box 86 Folder 11	Lists
Box 87 Folder 1	Media
Box 87 Folder 2	Miscellany
Box 86 Folder 12	Nomination forms
Box 87 Folder 3	Plan (McDonald-Davis)
Audio 1359A/17	Radio spots
Audio 1359A/18	Additional and regional spots
Audio 1359A/24	Additional spots
Box 87 Folder 4	Renk, Wilbur
Box 87 Folder 5	Results
Box 87 Folder 6	Questionnaires
Box 87 Folder 7	Trucks
Box 87 Folder 8	Williams, Bob- Correspondence
	1966
Box 87 Folder 9	Advertising
Box 87 Folder 10	Billboards
Box 87 Folder 11	Correspondence
Box 87 Folder 12	Ebel, Mary
Box 87 Folder 13	Expenses
	Film: Issue ads
AD 320 Segment 1	Continued support, Your Man in Washington Physical Description: 16 mm positive, color, sound, 25 feet (20 sec.) Scope and Content Note: Laird asks for support to continue to be your man in Washington.
Segment 2	Continued support (served 14 years) Physical Description: 16 mm positive, color, sound, 25 feet (20 sec.) Scope and Content Note: Laird says he has served for 14 years, asks for continued support in November.
AD 321 Segment 1-2	“Keep Mel Laird in Washington,” 2 versions Physical Description: 16 mm positive, color, sound, 15 feet (10 sec.) Scope and Content Note: Keep Mel Laird in Washington.
Segment 3	Revenue sharing Physical Description: 16 mm positive, color, sound, 50 feet (60 sec.) Scope and Content Note: Focuses on Laird's revenue sharing legislation.
Segment 4	Social Security, COLAs Physical Description: 16 mm positive, color, sound, 50 feet (60 sec.) Scope and Content Note: Discusses Laird's record on Social Security and his cost of living adjustment proposal.
AD 322	“We've Got a Man” Physical Description: 16 mm positive, color, sound, 190 feet (5 minutes) Scope and Content Note: “We've Got a Man” vocal background, shows Laird working in his office and district. Emphasizes dairy issues, medical research, conservation, defense committee work, Social Security legislation, and Laird's long experience in Washington.
AD 323	Regarding-election announcement, 1966 July 5 Physical Description: 16 mm negative, black/white, sound, 170 feet (4 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Laird announces his re-candidacy after having represented the 7th Congressional District for 14 years.
Stevens Point Mss BO Box 87 Folder 14	Form letters
Box 87 Folder 15	Ideas
	Laird for Congress Club
Box 87 Folder 16	General, 1965-1966
Box 88 Folder 1	Dunkel File, 1965-1966
Box 88 Folder 2	Lists
Box 88 Folder 3	Media (“Froehlke file”)
Box 88 Folder 4	Miscellany
Box 88 Folder 5	Nominations
Box 88 Folder 6	Questionnaires
Audio 1359A/18 (continued)	Radio spots, Country music theme
Audio 1359A/23	Radio spots, Regional
Audio 1359A/19	Radio spots
Audio 1359A/20 (continued)	Radio spots
Audio 1359A/26	Radio spots
Box 88 Folder 7	Results
Box 88 Folder 8	Schedule-Dunkel
Box 88 Folder 9	Williams, Bob
Box 88 Folder 10	Williams' District File
	1968
Box 88 Folder 11	Advertising
Box 88 Folder 12	Brochures
Box 88 Folder 13	Correspondence
Box 88 Folder 14	Correspondence (Dunkel file)
Box 89 Folder 1	Endorsements
Box 89 Folder 2	“Envelope Women”
Box 89 Folder 3	Expenses
	Film: Issue Ads
AD 324	Various Topics Physical Description: 16 mm positive, color, sound, 170 feet (4 minutes) Scope and Content Note: Four different re-elect Mel Laird spots. Laird is shown with government officials (segment 1), dairy farmers (segment 2), his speeches are excerpted (segment 3), and his Youth Leadership workshop is reviewed (segment 4).
AD 325	Defense and health care Physical Description: 16 mm, positive, color, sound, 170 feet (4 minutes) Scope and Content Note: A special re-elect Laird commercial focusing on his work in the Health Education Welfare and Defense Appropriations Committees.
Stevens Point Mss BO Box 89 Folder 4	Form letters
Box 89 Folder 5	Issues
	Laird for Congress Club
Box 89 Folder 6-7	General
Box 89 Folder 8	Coffee hours
	Lists
Box 89 Folder 9	Media
Box 89 Folder 10	Miscellany
Box 89 Folder 11	Nomination papers
Box 89 Folder 12	Office hours
Box 89 Folder 13	Opponents
Box 89 Folder 14	Publicity and clippings
Box 89A Folder 1	Questionnaires
Audio 1359A/21 (continued), 1359A/23 (continued)-26	Radio spots and other campaign announcements and music
Audio 1359A/22	Recorded marches with occasional Laird campaign announcements
Box 89A Folder 2	Results
Box 89 Folder 3	Schedules
Box 89 Folder 4	Study of Candidates and Issues in the 7th District
Box 89 Folder 5	Volunteers
Box 89 Folder 6	William, Robert
Box 89A Folder 12	Undated campaign materials
Box 120 Folder 2	Undated newspaper materials
	Republican Party Files
Box 93 Folder 1	All Republican Conference Committee
Box 93 Folder 2	Congressional Boosters Club, 1965-1968
Box 93 Folder 3	House Republican Policy Committee: Task Force Report on American Strategy and Strength, 1960
	Joint Committee on Republican Principles, 1962
Box 93 Folder 4-5	General
Box 93 Folder 6	Correspondence
Box 93 Folder 7	Drafts
Box 93 Folder 8	Miscellany
Box 93 Folder 9	Joint Senate-House Republican Leadership, 1965, 1966
	National Republican Congressional Committee
Box 94 Folder 1-2	1958-1968
Box 94 Folder 3	Paul Revere Panels, 1961
	Nixon Presidential Campaigns
	1960
Box 97 Folder 1	General
Box 97 Folder 2	Farm Policy
Box 97 Folder 3	Farm speech material
	1968
Box 97 Folder 4	General
Box 97 Folder 5	Nixon Transition
	Republican Conference
	General
Box 90 Folder 1-7	1963-1967
Box 91 Folder 1	1968
Box 91 Folder 2	Meeting notes, 1967-1968
Box 91 Folder 3	Minutes, 1965-1968
	Task forces
Box 91 Folder 4	Agriculture, 1965-1968
Box 91 Folder 5	Boarman's Economic Advisories, 1968
Box 91 Folder 6	Congressional Reform and Minority Staffing, 1965-1968
Box 91 Folder 7	East-West Trade, 1967
Box 91 Folder 8	Economic Opportunity, 1965
Box 91 Folder 9	Education, 1965
Box 91 Folder 10	Latin America, 1965
Box 91 Folder 11	Minority Staffing, 1963, 1964
Box 91 Folder 12	NATO, 1965-1966
Box 91 Folder 13	Nuclear Test Ban, 1964, 1965
Box 91 Folder 14	Planning and Research, 1965-1968
Box 92 Folder 1	Platform Implementation, 1965
Box 92 Folder 2	United Nations, 1965
Box 92 Folder 3	Urban Affairs, 1965-1968
Box 92 Folder 4	Vietnam pamphlet
Box 92 Folder 5	Young, Buddy, 1967
	Republican National Convention
	General
Box 96 Folder 7	1952
Box 96 Folder 8	1960
Box 96 Folder 9	1968
Box 92 Folder 6-7	Platform Committee, 1960, 1964
	Republican Policy Committee
Box 92 Folder 8	1957, 1960-1963
Box 92 Folder 9	1965-1968
Box 94 Folder 4-8	Republican Coordinating Committee, 1965-1968
Box 95 Folder 1-6	Republican National Committee, 1957, 1964-1968
	Republican Party
	National
Box 95 Folder 7-11	1957-1965
Box 96 Folder 1-6	1966-1969
	Wisconsin--General
Box 97 Folder 6-7	1956-1960
Box 98 Folder 1-5	1961-1969
	District
	General
Box 98 Folder 6	1958-1959
Box 99 Folder 1-5	1960-1969
Box 99 Folder 6	Resolutions
Box 99 Folder 7-8	Young Republicans, 1957-1968