Summary Information
Americans for Constitutional Action Records
1955-1971
- Americans for Constitutional Action
Mss 309
8.6 c.f. (22 archives boxes)
Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)
Records of Americans for Constitutional Action, a non-partisan political action committee founded in 1958 for support of constitutional conservatives in congressional elections. Documenting its state and national activities mainly prior to 1968 are trustee minutes and correspondence, fundraising and financial records, campaign and chapter files, speeches, pamphlets, and annual reports. Major correspondents include Bruce Alger, Owen Brewster, Edgar Eisenhower, Ralph Gwinn, Charles A. McManus, Ben Moreell, Felix Morley, James E. Price, Ralph de Toledano, and Loyd Wright. Patrick Frawley, Herbert Hoover, Max Rafferty, and Henry C. Schadeberg also are represented in the collection.
English
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Biography/History
A non-partisan political action committee, Americans for Constitutional Action (ACA) was founded on June 27, 1958 for the purpose of supporting constitutional conservatives in United States congressional elections. ACA's political action program included providing candidates with paid, fulltime field workers; subsidizing specific campaign activities and workers; coordinating special fundraising activities on behalf of selected candidates; and furnishing research, speeches, and endorsements. ACA based its endorsements of incumbents on their ratings in the ACA Index, an analysis of congressional voting records published biennially beginning in 1960.
The founders and initial officers of ACA included Chairman of its Board of Trustees Admiral Ben Moreell, U.S.N. (Ret.), former president and chairman of the board of Jones and Laughlin Steel; Vice Chairman Henning Prentice, chairman of the board of Armstrong Cork; Treasurer Charles Edison, chairman of the board of McGraw-Edison Electric Company and former governor of New Jersey; and Recording Secretary Owen Brewster, former United States senator from Maine. In 1965 General Thomas A. Lane, U.S.A. (Ret.) assumed the new position of ACA president. Charles A. McManus, ACA executive director, succeeded Lane as president in 1969. Between 1958 and 1971 other ACA trustees included former United States President Herbert Hoover, former American Bar Association president Loyd Wright, former American Medical Association president Walter Martin, Sears, Roebuck, and Company chairman General Robert E. Wood, U.S.A. (Ret.), physician Edgar Eisenhower, former Framm Corporation president and board chairman Steven B. Wilson, political scientist and former Human Events publisher Felix Morley, journalist Ralph de Toledano, and actors Walter Brennan and John Wayne.
ACA began its field program in the summer of 1958 with a pilot project supporting conservative candidates in West Virginia's twin United States Senate races. In late 1958 and early 1959 ACA mounted a nationwide fund-raising campaign to finance field activities in the 1960 elections. The Committee for the Forty-Eight States, a political education committee independent of and older than ACA, helped organize early ACA fundraising activities and provided direct financial aid to the new organization. In the 1960 elections ACA supplied intensive assistance to 52 candidates and other aid to more than 100 additional candidates, a level of activity increased in each election through the end of the decade. In 1968, for example, ACA participated in 268 election campaigns.
ACA's chapter program began in 1961 with the granting of a charter to the Alabama chapter. More than 45 local chapters in more than 20 states were active through 1969. Chapter activities included participation in state and local election campaigns, ratings of state legislators' voting records, and other activities beyond the scope of the national organization.
Scope and Content Note
The collection is a partial record of ACA activities for the years 1958-1971. Most papers predate 1968. The records provide information on the founding and structure of ACA, development of the organization's political action and education programs, sources of financial support, distribution of campaign funds, activities of local chapters and their relationships with the national committee, and the relationship of ACA to other conservative groups. Major correspondents include Bruce Alger, Owen Brewster, Edgar Eisenhower, Ralph Gwinn, Charles A. McManus, Ben Moreell, Felix Morley, James E. Price, Ralph de Toledano, and Loyd Wright. There are no records covering trustees meetings after 1968, congressional campaigns after 1967, and the application of electronic data processing techniques to political fundraising. Several prominent conservatives associated with ACA, including Herbert Hoover, Max Rafferty, Patrick Frawley, and Henry C. Schadeberg, are only minimally represented in the collection, and there is no complete record of the organization's financial supporters.
In the BOARD OF TRUSTEES RECORDS, there are gaps in the Minutes, particularly for 1963 and 1964. In addition to records of meetings, the file of minutes includes correspondence related to trustee meetings, especially for early years, and annual and other reports. Chairman Ben Moreell's Trustees Correspondence is arranged chronologically under the name of each correspondent. Moreell's General Correspondence, arranged chronologically, includes personal correspondence unrelated to ACA as well as correspondence with ACA's financial supporters and general political correspondence.
Among the EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S RECORDS, the Memoranda File includes memos to and from the chairman and other officers of ACA and activity reports by staff members. The Trustees Correspondence includes some annotated duplicate copies of the chairman's outgoing trustee correspondence in addition to the executive director's original correspondence with trustees. The Ben Moreell file in this series is a particularly rich source on ACA policy making and activities.
The CAMPAIGN CORRESPONDENCE is organized alphabetically by candidate for the years 1960-1965 and by candidate within state for the years 1965-1967. In addition to correspondence, these files contain records of financial assistance to candidates rendered directly or coordinated by ACA, campaign literature, press releases, and clippings. Correspondence with candidates in the 1964 election includes responses to an ACA survey of the opinions of candidates regarding the reasons for the winning or loss of individual campaigns, the usefulness of ACA aid to the candidate, and suggestions for future campaigns. Comparable surveys of candidates in 1960 and 1968 are included in the SUBJECT FILES (box 21, folders 4-5).
The CHAPTER CORRESPONDENCE is organized alphabetically by chapter within state. In addition to correspondence regarding charters and candidate endorsements, the files include reports of local activities, meeting minutes, chapter newsletters, membership lists, dues payment records, and clippings.
The DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDS series consists of correspondence, planning memoranda, guest lists, and programs related to the biennial ACA Distinguished Service Awards banquet honoring present and past members of the United States Congress. The purpose of the awards program was to publicize congressmen with voting records in support of legislative measures sustaining constitutional principles as defined by the founding fathers of the republic.
The FIELD PROGRAM records consist of correspondence, memoranda, and other materials related to a variety of ACA field activities. Among the subjects documented are the beginning of ACA's field program in the 1959 United States Senate elections in West Virginia, ACA participation in the Morris for governor campaign in New Jersey in 1960, the founding of the Washington state chapter of ACA, a proposal for a Rocky Mountain states regional office of the ACA, and the activities of ACA speech writers and field operatives. This series also includes a set of speeches distributed to candidates in the 1966 United States congressional elections.
In the FINANCIAL RECORDS, the Financial Reports and Replies to Contributors furnish a partial record of ACA's financial supporters. For the years 1959-1961 the Financial Reports are forms listing checks received at headquarters and forwarded to the ACA treasurer. These forms include the name and address of the donor and the amount of the contribution. For 1966 and 1969 the Reports are daily to biweekly summaries of contributions received and include the names of donors and the amounts of contributions. The Replies to Contributors, 1959-1961 and 1963-1964, are acknowledgments of contributions. The amount of the contribution is usually specified. By including small contributors, these forms supplement data on donors making political contributions over $100 reported by ACA to the Clerk of the House of Representatives pursuant to the Federal Corrupt Practices Act. Names of ACA contributors can also be found in the Fundraising records.
The FUNDRAISING records consist mainly of form letters issued during specific fundraising campaigns. The E. Ainsworth Eyre and Steven B. Wilson project files document special fundraising efforts directed at personal friends and contacts of Wilson and Eyre. These files include successive corrected drafts of solicitation letters, mailing lists, replies, and correspondence with ACA headquarters. The Lists of Names include names of potential contributors provided by ACA supporters and ACA mailing lists classified by status as contributor and by size of past contributions.
The NEWS RELEASES constitute an apparently incomplete chronological file of statements released by ACA's national headquarters. Included are ACA response to events such as Khrushchev's visit to the United States, speeches by ACA officers, and endorsements of candidates.
The PUBLICATIONS series is a partial set of reports and newsletters primarily distributed to past and potential ACA supporters. The Annual and Semi-Annual Reports summarize ACA activities. A more complete file of these reports may be consulted in the Minutes file of the BOARD OF TRUSTEE RECORDS (box 1, folders 1-5). The Digest and Tally of Roll Call Votes reports the voting records of United States Congressmen. Right Action was a newsletter dealing mainly with the activities of ACA chapters. The Political Bulletins report on congressional politics during the first year of the Nixon administration and planning for the 1970 United States congressional elections. The Program Manuals describe the founders and purposes of ACA and solicit financial and other support for the then new organization. The Ratings of Congressmen are ratings of the voting records of United States Congressmen based on selected roll call votes.
The SPEECHES series consists primarily of about 40 speeches delivered by Ben Moreell which were issued or distributed by ACA. Included are, corrected manuscripts and printings, revised editions, and possibly unpublished manuscripts. Printed copies of several speeches by Thomas A. Lane, retired United States Army Major General and Chester A. Ward, retired Admiral, United States Navy, are also included in this series. The Ralph Gwinn speeches are manuscripts not published by ACA. The 1954 platform of the United States Communist Party was reprinted by the ACA in 1964.
With a single exception, the contents of the SUBJECT FILES are self-explanatory. The Scholars Project files document an effort by Ben Moreell to organize conservative scholars for radio, television, and other public appearances in 1968. The files include the names of individuals contacted during the campaign, their responses, and Moreell's correspondence and minutes of meetings with media executives regarding the project.
Administrative/Restriction Information
Presented by Americans for Constitutional Action via Charles A. McManus, Washington, D.C., 1972. Accession Number: M72-236, M72-297
Processed by Steven P. Johnson and Joanne Hohler, May 1979.
Contents List
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Series: Board of Trustees Records, 1958-1969
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Box
1
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1-5
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Minutes, 1958-1968
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Chairman Ben Moreell's Correspondence, 1958-1969
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Trustees
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Box
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6
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Alger, Bruce
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7
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Anderson, E. Robert
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7
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Benedict, Cooper
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7
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Bottum, J. H., Jr.
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7
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Bouscaren, Anthony T.
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7
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Brennan, Walter T.
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Box
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7
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Buffett, Howard
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Box
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8
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Carson, Clarence B.
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8
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Cole, Mrs. Louis B.
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8
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Davis, James C.
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Box
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8
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Edison, Charles S.
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Box
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8
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Eisenhower, Edgar
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Eisenhower, Edgar, continued
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Box
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Fellers, Bonner
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Box
2
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Foremen, Edward
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Box
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Frawley, Patrick
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Box
2
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Gwinn, Ralph
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Box
2
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Herlong, A. Sydney
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Box
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Hoeven, Charles B.
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Box
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Ingram, T. Robert
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Box
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2
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Johansen, August E.
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Box
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Johnson, Robert W.
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Box
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2
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Kline, Allen B.
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Box
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2
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Loeb, William
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McKenna, Phillip
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Martin, Walter B.
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Box
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3
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Mechem, D. L.
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Box
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Morley, Felix
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Box
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4
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Parker, Thomas
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5
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Pillion, John R.
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Box
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5
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Prentice, H. W.
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Box
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5
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Price, James E.
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Box
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5
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Rafferty, Max
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Box
2
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5
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St. George, Katherine
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Box
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5
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Scherer, Gordon
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Box
2
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5
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Schadeberg, Henry C.
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Box
2
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5
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Toledano, Ralph de
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Box
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6
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Toledano, Ralph de, continued
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Box
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6
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Tuck, William
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Box
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6
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Wayne, John
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Box
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6
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Whittaker, Charles E.
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Box
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6
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Wilson, Steven B.
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Box
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6
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Wright, Loyd
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Wright, Loyd, continued
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Box
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1-4
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General, 1958-1969
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Box
3
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5
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Secretary Owen Brewster's Correspondence, 1958
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Box
3
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6
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Trustee Ralph Gwinn's Correspondence, 1961-1962
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Series: Executive Director's Records
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Memoranda File
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Box
3
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7
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1958-1962
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Box
4
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1
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1965-1969
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Correspondence
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Trustee
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Box
4
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2
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Benedict, Cooper
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2
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Bottum, J. H.
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Box
4
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2
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Brewster, Owen
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Box
4
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2
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Cole, Mrs. Louis B.
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Box
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3
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Gwinn, Ralph
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4
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Hoover, Herbert
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4
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Johansen, August E.
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4
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Johnson, Robert W.
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4
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Kline, Allen B.
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4
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Kovac, Frank B.
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4
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Martin, Walter, M.D.
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Box
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Moreell, Ben
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Box
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1
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Morley, Felix
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Box
5
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1
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Schadeberg, Henry C.
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Box
5
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1
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Smith, Mrs. R. Templeton
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Box
5
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1
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Synon, John J.
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Box
5
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1
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Toledano, Ralph de
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General
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Box
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2
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1959-1962
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Box
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3
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1964-1967
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Series: Campaign Correspondence, 1960-1967
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1960-1964
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Box
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1
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Abele - Baring
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Box
6
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Barry - Bruce
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Box
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3
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Budge - Crawford
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Box
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4
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Curtis - Gleason
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Box
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5
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Goodling - Hoover
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6
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Hostek - Judd
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Box
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Kemper - McNutt
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Box
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Martin - Miller
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Box
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Mize - Reinecke
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Box
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Renk - Schroeder
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Box
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Schwiebert - Tabbert
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Box
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Taft - Wilkinson
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Box
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6
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Wilkinson - Zion
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1965-1967
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Box
8
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Alabama - California
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Box
8
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Colorado - Georgia
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Box
8
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Idaho - Kentucky
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Box
8
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Kentucky - Michigan
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Box
8
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Minnesota - Montana
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Box
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Nebraska - New York
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Box
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North Carolina - Pennsylvania
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Box
9
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South Carolina - Texas
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Box
9
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Texas - Wyoming
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Series: Chapter Correspondence
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Box
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3-5
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Alabama
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9
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California, Florida
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Florida, Georgia
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Box
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Illinois
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Box
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Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland
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Box
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Maryland
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Box
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Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana
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Box
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Nebraska, New Hampshire
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Box
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New Jersey
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North Carolina
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Ohio, Oklahoma
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Oklahoma
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Tennessee, Pennsylvania
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Pennsylvania, Washington
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Box
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Washington
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Box
12
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Wisconsin
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Series: Congressional Correspondence, 1959-1971
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Alphabetical, 1959-1971
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Box
12
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Adair - Chenoweth
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12
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Cunningham - Ellsworth
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Fenton - Hansen
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Box
12
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Harrison - Kunkel
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Box
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Kupferman - Martin
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Box
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May - Ostertag
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Box
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Ottinger - Rumsfeld
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Box
13
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Russell - Taber
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Box
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Tuck - Westland
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Box
13
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Wharton - Young
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Chronological, 1960
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Box
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Endorsement Refusals, 1961-1968
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Box
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Replies to Ratings, 1961
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Series: Distinguished Service Awards
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Box
13
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Awards Program Planning Memoranda, 1961
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Distinguished Service Awards to Congressmen
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Box
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1961, 1963
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Box
14
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1963, 1965, 1967
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Series: Field Program
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Box
14
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Chapter Organization Manual, 1961
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Box
14
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Clay, H. B., Speech Writer
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Field Workers
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Box
14
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Barker, Des, Utah, 1962-1964
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Cope, Don, Indiana, 1962
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Box
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Edens, Drake, South Carolina, 1962
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Gerken, John, South Dakota, 1962
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Harmen, John, California, 1962
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Kelly, John, Pennsylvania, 1962-1964
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Box
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Matthews, C.W., Colorado, 1962
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Box
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Pogo, Edward T., 1962
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Box
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Price, James, Alabama, 1962
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Box
14
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Reed, James S., Texas, 1962
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Box
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14
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Usher, Monroe, Nebraska, 1962
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Box
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Field Workers, 1964, Post-Election Mailing
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Box
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Idaho, 1960
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Box
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McManus Field Trip and Summary of Field Program
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Expenditures, 1964
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Box
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Memos and Correspondence, 1960-1961
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Box
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Morris Campaign, New Jersey, 1960
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Box
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Mountain States Regional Office Proposal, 1963
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Box
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North Carolina, 1959
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Box
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Speech Kits, 1966
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Speech Kits, 1966, continued
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Box
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Target Areas and Marginal Districts
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Box
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Washington Chapter Organization Meeting, 1963
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Box
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West Virginia, 1959
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Series: Financial Records
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Box
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Balance Sheets and Cash Reports, 1960-1969
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Box
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Financial Correspondence, Moreell-Orbann, 1961-1969
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Financial Reports
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Box
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1959-1961
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Box
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1966
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Box
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1969
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Box
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1969
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Box
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Income Tax Returns, 1958-1968
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Box
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Receipts and Expenditures, 1965, 1969
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Replies to Contributors
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1959-1961
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Box
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1963-1964
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Series: Fundraising
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Box
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Eyre, E. Ainsworth, Fundraising Project, 1959-1960
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Box
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5-6
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Form Letters and Advertisements, 1959-1960
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Box
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Local Chairmen, 1959 Mailing
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Box
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Major Contributors, 1962 Mailing
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Box
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Memos, 1960
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Box
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Moreell Mailings, 1961, 1964
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Box
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Mundt, Karl, Fundraising Project, 1969
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Names
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Box
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1959-1964
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1963-1964
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3
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Special Donors Project, 1967
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Box
18
Folder
4-7
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Wilson, Steven B., Fundraising Project, 1966-1969
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Series: News Releases
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Box
18
Folder
6-8
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1958-1964
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Box
19
Folder
1-7
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1964-1969
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Series: Publications
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Box
19
Folder
8
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Annual and Semi-Annual Reports, 1958-1971 (Incomplete)
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Box
19
Folder
9
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Digest and Tally of Roll Call Votes, 1962-1964 (Incomplete)
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Box
20
Folder
1
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Political Bulletins, 1969
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Box
20
Folder
2
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Program Manuals, 1958, 1960
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Box
20
Folder
3
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Right Action, 1962-1964 (Incomplete)
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Box
20
Folder
4
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Ratings of Congressmen, 1960
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Series: Speeches
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Box
20
Folder
5
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Gwinn, Ralph, 1959-1960
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Box
20
Folder
5
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Lane, Thomas A., 1965, 1967
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Moreell, Ben
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Box
20
Folder
5
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1958-1959
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Box
20
Folder
6-9
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1959-1964, 1966, undated
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Box
20
Folder
9
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Ward, Chester, 1965
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Series: Subject Files
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Box
20
Folder
10
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Brochures, 1959-1968
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Box
21
Folder
1
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Chapter Program Application and Code of Ethics
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Box
21
Folder
2
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Clippings
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Congressional Candidates
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Box
21
Folder
3
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Recommendations for Support, 1964, 1968
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Box
21
Folder
4-5
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Surveys, Post Election, 1960, 1968
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Box
21
Folder
6
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Congressional Election Results, Synopsis of Efforts, 1962
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Box
21
Folder
7
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Congressmen, Relative A.C.A. Standings, 1962
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Box
21
Folder
8
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Connally Amendment, Moreell Comments, undated
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Box
21
Folder
9
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Corporate Political Program Mailing and Replies, 1960
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Box
21
Folder
10
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Election Statistics for 1968 Campaign
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Box
21
Folder
11
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Emanuel, Henderson, Estate, 1969
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Box
21
Folder
12
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Enclosures, Printed, 1959-1960
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Box
21
Folder
13
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Extremism, Response to Charges of, 1960, 1963, 1964, 1967
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Box
21
Folder
14
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Ganahl, Frank de, Biographical Sketch
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Box
21
Folder
15
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Kennedy's Farm Program, 1960
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Box
21
Folder
16
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Key Phonograph Records, 1967-1969
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Box
21
Folder
17
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Khrushchev's visit
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Box
21
Folder
18
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Lane, Thomas A., Biographical Sketch and Essay
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Box
21
Folder
19
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McManus, Charles, Local Campaign Files, 1955-1959
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Box
21
Folder
20
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Mathias, Charles McC., Clippings
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Box
21
Folder
21
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Moreell, Ben, Candidate-Delegate, 1964 Republican National Convention
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Box
21
Folder
22
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National Advisory Council Members, 1959/1960?
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Box
21
Folder
23
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National Committee for an Effective Congress, Report on
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Box
21
Folder
24
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Payne, Jessica, Biographical Sketch
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Box
21
Folder
25
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Pennsylvania Elections, 1964-1966, Investigation of Funding
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Box
21
Folder
26
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Plank for Democratic and Republican National Conventions, 1968
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Box
21
Folder
29
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Platform for Political Action
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Box
21
Folder
28
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Pros and Cons Re: ACA Delivered on Floor of House, 1963
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Box
21
Folder
29
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Questions and Answers About ACA
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Box
21
Folder
30
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Scholars Project, 1968
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Box
22
Folder
1
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Scholars Project, 1968, continued
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Box
22
Folder
2
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Supreme Court Rating Proposal, 1968
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Box
22
Folder
3
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Trustees, Names, 1965, 1969
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Box
22
Folder
4
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Trustees Recruiting Campaign, 1965
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Box
22
Folder
5
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United Republicans of America, Report on, 1968
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Voting Index
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Box
22
Folder
6
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1962 Ratings
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Box
22
Folder
7
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1967 Interim Ratings
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Box
22
Folder
8
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Moreell Comments, 1964
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Voting Performance Fact Sheets
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Box
22
Folder
9
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Distribution, 1960
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Box
22
Folder
10
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Mailing to Press, 1960
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Box
22
Folder
11
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Way to Win in 1960
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