Summary Information
Ivan Arnold Nestingen Papers
1942-1961
Mss 350; Disc 139A; AD 031
5.0 c.f. (12 archives boxes and 1 small box), 1 disc recording, and 1 film
Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)
Papers of a Madison, Wis., alderman (1951-1954), state assemblyman (1955-1956), and mayor (1956-1961), who was active in the Senator Joseph McCarthy recall movement as secretary of the Joe Must Go Club of Wisconsin and was a leading campaigner in Wisconsin for John F. Kennedy in the 1960 Presidential campaign. Nestingen chaired the Kennedy for President Club of Wisconsin, the Wisconsin delegation to the Democratic National Convention, and the Citizens for Kennedy committee, organized to encourage support for Kennedy by Republicans and Independents after the convention. He was appointed Undersecretary of the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare in Washington, D.C., following the 1960 election. The papers primarily document Nestingen's career as mayor of Madison and the Wisconsin Kennedy campaign. They contain personal correspondence and a speech file from his years as mayor; correspondence and organizational records of the two Kennedy campaign organizations and the Wisconsin delegation to the convention; correspondence and legal proceedings from the Joe Must Go Club; and correspondence and working papers from Nestingen's participation on various committees, notably the Special Committee on Human Rights of the Madison Common Council (1951-1953) which investigated racial discrimination in Madison. Legislative and mayoral papers include correspondence with Senators Estes Kefauver and William Proxmire, Congressman Robert W. Kastenmeier, and Governor Gaylord A. Nelson.
English
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Biography/History
Personal Data
| September 23, 1921 |
Born: Sparta, Wisconsin.
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| June 28, 1952 |
Married to Geraldine A. Krawzak: four children.
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| April 24, 1978 |
Died.
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| 1939 |
Graduate of Sparta High School.
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| 1940-1942 |
Attended La Crosse State Teacher's College.
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| 1942-1943, 1946-1949 |
Attended University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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| 1949 |
Graduated University of Wisconsin-Madison with Ph.D. in History and L.L.B.
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| 1943-1946 |
United States Army Engineers: overseas duty in South Pacific; entered as a private and honorably discharged as a First Lieutenant.
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| 1949-1956 |
Practiced law in Madison, Wisconsin; for several years a member of the law firm of Arthur, Dewa, Nestingen and Tomlinson.
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| 1951-1955 |
Member of Madison Common Council, Alderman, Eighth Ward.
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| 1951-1952 |
Chairman, Special Committee on Human Rights of the Madison Common Council formed to report on a proposed Human Rights Ordinance.
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| 1954-1955 |
Chairman, Municipal Auditorium Committee, Madison Common Council.
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| March, 1954-October, 1954 |
Secretary, Joe Must Go Club of Wisconsin, Inc. organized to effect the recall of Senator Joseph McCarthy.
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| October, 1954-June, 1955 |
Active as a legal advisor and as one of the defendants in legal action against the Joe Must Go Club of Wisconsin.
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| 1955-1956 |
Member of State Legislature, Assemblyman, Second District.
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| 1956-1961 |
Mayor, City of Madison, Wisconsin.
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| April, 1959-July, 1960 |
Chairman, Kennedy for President Club of Wisconsin, designated as official head of Wisconsin primary campaign.
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| July, 1960 |
Chairman, Wisconsin Delegation to the Democratic National Convention.
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| August-November, 1960 |
Chairman, Citizens for Kennedy Committee of Wisconsin, a group evolved from the Kennedy for President Club to organize Republicans and Independents for Kennedy.
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| 1961-1965 |
Undersecretary, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Washington, D. C.
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| 1965 |
Admitted to the Bar, U.S. District Court, Washington, D. C.
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| 1965-1978 |
Nestingen's permanent residence was Washington, D. C.
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Scope and Content Note
The Papers are divided into four main series: I. Personal Papers (1942-1961), II. Legislative and Mayoral Papers (1951-1961), III. The Joe Must Go Club of Wisconsin, Inc. (1954-1955), and IV. The John F. Kennedy Wisconsin Presidential Campaign (1959-1960).
I. Personal Papers
These papers consist of records relating to Nestingen's Army career and his education, Personal Data Sheets which give a detailed listing of his membership on various governmental boards and committees, and a folder titled, Certificates of Election, Appointments and Honors, which provides records of his governmental activities and of his recognition by civic and professional groups. This series is arranged by type of record and chronologically within each type.
II. Legislative and Mayoral Papers
These papers cover Nestingen's career as a municipal and state legislator and as mayor, and are largely composed of correspondence, speeches, statements and news releases, papers relating to his participation in special committees and conferences, and records about the 1959 mayoral campaign and Democratic politics (1958-60).
The Correspondence, both incoming and outgoing, covers mainly Nestingen's career as mayor and is more personal than official in nature. There are letters discussing political issues, such as the Monona Terrace Auditorium, as well as many letters documenting political relationships: with Senator Carey Estes Kefauver, Governor Gaylord A. Nelson, Senator William Proxmire, and Congressman Robert W. Kastenmeier. In addition, there are polite exchanges between Nestingen and Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, Governor Adlai E. Stevenson, Mayor Richard J. Daley and Eleanor Roosevelt (Mrs. Franklin D.).
The Speech File is composed of speeches, many in note form, related correspondence, and a few reference materials, covering the issues and problems of municipal government. There are speeches to youth groups, churches, and civic organizations, as well as some official speeches.
The Statements and News Releases are primarily from the 1956 mayoral campaign and give Nestingen's views on Monona Terrace Auditorium, fiscal policy and other local issues.
The file entitled 1959 Mayoral Campaign contains mainly correspondence and records concerning financial support and the circulation of petitions.
The file on Special Committees and Conferences contains correspondence and working papers from Nestingen's involvement with the Special Committee on Human Rights of the Madison Common Council (1951-1953); the Wisconsin Fair Tax Committee (1958); the Wisconsin Democratic Party's Committee on Urban Growth and Problems, a subcommittee of the Wisconsin Democratic Party's Tax Advisory Committee, a subcommittee of the Wisconsin Democratic Party's Platform Committee (1959, 1960); and the Kennedy Conference on Urban Affairs (1960).
The papers from the Special Committee on Human Rights are the most extensive and document well the Committee's investigations into racial discrimination in Madison, and the debate surrounding a proposed ordinance. Of special interest from the Committee on Urban Growth and Problems are several letters from state politicians and businessmen analyzing urban problems.
The Legislative and Mayoral Papers are arranged by type of record and chronologically thereunder. Correspondence is in reverse chronological order within each folder.
III. Joe Must Go Club of Wisconsin, Inc.
These papers include correspondence, corporate, financial and legal records.
In the Corporate Records the minutes of various meetings of the Club provide good documentation of the recall effort. The Financial Records consist mainly of records of contributions to the Club and to the Leroy Gore Defense Fund, a legal defense fund for the Club, but there are also some tax records and a 1954 audit. The bulk of the papers is Correspondence, much of it Nestingen's personal accounts of the Club's activities and legal battles, but there is also some correspondence with citizens' groups and members of the Club. The file entitled Legal Proceedings contains briefs, proceedings and working papers resulting from legal action taken against the Club and its officers (1954-1955) by the pro-McCarthy District Attorney, Harlan Kelly, of Sauk County.
The arrangement is by type of record and chronological within each type. The Correspondence is chronological by folder, but in reverse chronological order within each folder.
IV. The John F. Kennedy Wisconsin Presidential Campaign.
The papers in this series are divided into three sub-series: the Kennedy for President Club of Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Delegation to the Democratic National Convention, and the Citizens for Kennedy Committee of Wisconsin.
The Kennedy for President Club of Wisconsin
This is the largest sub-series and is composed mainly of Correspondence and Organizational Records, but there are also some Financial Records and a Reference File, as well as a film of a television spot.
The General Correspondence, both incoming and outgoing, consists mainly of letters dealing with routine financial matters and with various organizational and campaign problems. There are, however, several letters to columnists of various periodicals, and correspondence with a political scientist, Lucius J. Barker of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, who did a case study of the Wisconsin Primary. The Chairman's Correspondence contains many letters with Kennedy discussing the campaign, as well as letters from Congressman Clement Zablocki, Senator William Proxmire, and Congressman Chester Bowles, Chairman of the National Democratic Party's Platform Committee, discussing the political situation. The remainder of the correspondence involves the campaign at the county level and letters with voters. A small file contains letters to the editor of the Capital Times concerning Kennedy's candidacy, apparently written by Nestingen but signed under anonymous designations such as “A Kennedy Backer.”
The bulk of the Financial Records is purchase orders, bills, receipts and invoices, but there are two budgets and an incomplete file of monthly expenses for Nestingen and Jerry Bruno, the executive director.
The Reference File contains materials on the major contenders and issues in the 1960 Presidential campaign, as well as a file of Kennedy's speeches and position papers. The File did contain large numbers of news clippings, but these were not retained (see attached list).
The Organizational Records consist largely of various lists of people, at all levels, involved in the campaign, including a large file of petitions signed by kennedy supporters. This section also contains a folder on Campaign Strategy and Procedures with analyses of the campaign and the Club's activities, and a plan for the use of various types of advertising.
The general arrangement of the Kennedy for President Club is by type of record. The Correspondence is arranged chronologically by folder, but in reverse chronological order within each folder. The Financial and Organizational Records are chronological or by county where applicable.
The Wisconsin Delegation to the Democratic National Convention (1960)
These papers are composed of Nestingen's correspondence and notes as chairman of the delegation. The bulk of the papers is Correspondence concerning arrangements for lodging, etc., but there are also letters about the relationship of the Kennedy and Humphrey delegations, the choice of alternates, and committee positions, and a letter from Senator Lyndon B. Johnson (6/21/60) asking for Nestingen's cooperation at the Convention. The Miscellaneous Papers include lists of delegates and notes on Wisconsin District Conventions.
The general arrangement is by type of record. The Correspondence is chronological by folder, but within each folder in reverse chronological order.
The Citizens for Kennedy Committee of Wisconsin
These papers contain folders of Correspondence, Memos on Counties, News Releases and other campaign materials. The Correspondence is predominantly about organizing efforts, and lacks letters of political analysis and letters with political figures. A file on Committees contains lists of officers at the county level and their reports. The Memos on Counties contain analytical reports and campaign strategies for the individual counties. A folder on Donations consists mainly of contribution acknowledgements with some letters about fund raising.
The files provide much less documentation of the campaign and campaign strategy than do the papers of The Kennedy for President Club, and are much more limited in quantity and scope. This was due to the fact that most of the campaign after the Convention was run by the Democratic Party. The Citizens for Kennedy Committee was created only to organize Republicans and Independents for Kennedy.
The general arrangement is by type of record. The Correspondence is chronological by folder, but within each folder in reverse chronological order. The files on Committees and Memos on Counties are arranged alphabetically by county, while the News Releases and Donations files are chronological.
Administrative/Restriction Information
Presented by Ivan A. Nestingen, Madison, Wisconsin, December 12, 1960; February 6, June 6, and October 5, 1961. Accession Number: M60-198; M61-31; M61-70; M61-31-1.
Processed by Joanne Hohler, June 1, 1976.
Contents List
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Series: Personal Papers
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Box
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Folder
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University and Law School Records and Degrees, 1942-1949.
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Box
1
Folder
2
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Army, Army Reserve, and Veterans Administration Records, 1945-1953.
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Box
1
Folder
3
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Certificates of Election, Appointments and Honors, 1951-1961.
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Box
1
Folder
4
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Personal Data Sheets and Miscellaneous Papers, 1954-1959.
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Box
1
Folder
5
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Insurance Policies, 1955-1961.
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Box
1
Folder
6
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Twentieth Class Reunion Sparta High School, 1959.
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Series: Legislative And Mayoral Papers
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Correspondence, general,
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Box
1
Folder
7
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1956, February-April.
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Box
1
Folder
8
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1956, April-December.
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Box
1
Folder
9
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1957.
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Box
1
Folder
10
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1958, January-1959, April.
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Box
2
Folder
1
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1959, May-December.
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Box
2
Folder
2
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1960, January-October.
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Box
2
Folder
3
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1960, November-1961, January.
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Speech File,
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Box
2
Folder
4
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1956.
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Box
2
Folder
5
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1957.
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Box
2
Folder
6
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1958.
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Box
2
Folder
7
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1959.
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Box
2
Folder
8
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1960.
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Box
2
Folder
9
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Statements and News Releases, 1956; 1958, December.
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Box
3
Folder
1
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, 1959 Mayoral Campaign and Miscellaneous Campaign Material.
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Box
3
Folder
2
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Miscellaneous Papers on Democratic Politics, 1958-1960.
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Special Committees and Conferences,
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Box
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Folder
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Special Committee on Human Rights, 1951-1953.
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Box
3
Folder
5
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Wisconsin Democratic Party's Committee on Urban Growth and Problems, 1958.
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Box
3
Folder
6
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Taxation, 1958-1960.
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Box
3
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Kennedy Conference on Urban Affairs, 1960, October 10.
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Series: The Joe Must Go Club Of Wisconsin, Inc.
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Box
3
Folder
8
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Corporate Records, 1954-1955.
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Box
3
Folder
9
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General Information, 1954-1955.
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Box
3
Folder
10
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Financial Records, 1954-1955.
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Box
4
Folder
4
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Contributions and Assistance, 1954.
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Correspondence,
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General,
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Box
3
Folder
11
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1954, March-May,
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Box
3
Folder
12
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1954, June-December.
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Box
4
Folder
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1955.
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Box
4
Folder
2
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Form Letters, 1955.
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Box
4
Folder
3
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Hate Mail, 1954.
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Box
4
Folder
5
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Legal Proceedings, 1954-1955.
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Series: The John F. Kennedy Wisconsin Presidential Campaign.
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Subseries: Kennedy for President Club of Wisconsin
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Correspondence,
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General,
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Box
4
Folder
6
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1959, June-October.
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Box
4
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7
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1959, November.
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Box
4
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8
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1959, December.
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Box
4
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9
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1960, January.
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Box
4
Folder
10
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1960, February.
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Box
4
Folder
11
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1960, March.
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Box
5
Folder
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1960, April, August, September.
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Box
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Folder
2
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Sample Letters.
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Box
5
Folder
3
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Letters to the Capital Times, 1959, May-September.
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Chairman's,
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Box
5
Folder
4
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1959, March-April.
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Box
5
Folder
5
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1959, May.
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Box
5
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6
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1959, June.
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Box
5
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7
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1959, July.
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Box
5
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8
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1959, August.
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Box
5
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9
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1959, September.
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Box
5
Folder
10
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1959, October.
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Box
5
Folder
11
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1959, November.
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Box
5
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12
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1959, December.
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Box
5
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13
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1960, January.
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Box
5
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14
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1960, February.
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Box
5
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15
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1960, March.
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Box
5
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16
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1960, April.
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Box
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Folder
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1960, May.
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Financial Records,
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Box
6
Folder
2
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Budgets and Accounting Procedures.
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Box
6
Folder
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Monthly Expenses.
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Box
6
Folder
4
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Housekeeping File.
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Box
6
Folder
5
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Purchase Orders.
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Box
6
Folder
5
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Bills, Receipts and Invoices,
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Box
6
Folder
6
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1959, August-September; n.d.
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Box
6
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7
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1959, October-November.
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Box
6
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8
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1959, December.
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Box
6
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9
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1960, January.
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Box
6
Folder
10
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1960, February.
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Box
6
Folder
11
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1960, March.
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Box
6
Folder
12
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1960, April-May.
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Reference File,
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Box
6
Folder
13
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Biographical Material on J.F. Kennedy.
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Box
6
Folder
14
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Biographical Material on J. F. Kennedy's Brothers, Abraham Ribicoff and Eunice Shriver.
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Box
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15
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Civil Rights.
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Box
6
Folder
16
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“Facts for Victory in '60.”
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Box
7
Folder
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Humphrey, Hubert H.
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Box
7
Folder
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Kennedy Speeches.
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Box
7
Folder
3
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Labor.
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Box
7
Folder
4
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Media.
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Box
7
Folder
5
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Nestingen's Speeches on Kennedy.
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Box
7
Folder
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Nixon, Richard M.
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Box
7
Folder
7
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Officers of Kennedy Clubs.
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Box
7
Folder
8
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Position Papers.
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Box
7
Folder
9
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Proxmire, Senator William.
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Box
7
Folder
10
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Stevenson, Governor Adlai.
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Box
7
Folder
11
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Wisconsin Campaign, 1959-1960.
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Organizational Records,
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Box
7
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12
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Campaign Strategy and Procedures.
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Itineraries,
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J.F. Kennedy Trips,
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Box
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Folder
13
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1959.
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Box
7
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14
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1960.
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Box
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15
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Other Kennedy Campaigners, 1960.
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AD 031
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Film of Kennedy announcing his plans to enter the Wisconsin primary, 1960?
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Mss 350
Box
8
Folder
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News Releases, 1959, April-1960, June.
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Box
8
Folder
2
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Newsletters, 1959, September-1960, January.
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Box
8
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3
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Lists of Steering Committee and Country Club Officers.
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Box
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Country Club Membership Lists.
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Supporters,
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Box
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Adams Co.-Forest Co.
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Box
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Grant Co.-Wood Co.
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Box
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Interest Groups for Kennedy.
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Box
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8
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Students.
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Box
8
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4th and 5th Congressional Districts.
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Box
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8th Congressional District.
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Box
8
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Lists of Offers to Help in Campaign.
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Box
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Special Lists.
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Box
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Volunteers for Projects.
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Box
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Contributors and Contribution Materials.
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Box
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Campaign Materials.
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Box
9
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Guest Books.
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Box
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Miscellaneous Lists.
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Box
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Box
10
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Mailing List.
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Box
9
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Office Memos and Working Papers.
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Box
9
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Personnel.
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Petitions,
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Regular,
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Box
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Adams Co.
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Box
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8
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Ashland Co.
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Box
9
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9
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Barron Co.
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Box
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10
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Brown Co.
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Box
9
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11
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Chippewa Co.
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Box
9
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12
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Clark and Columbia Cos.
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Box
9
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Dane Co.
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Box
9
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14
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Dodge Co.
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Box
9
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15
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Douglas Co.
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Box
9
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Eau Claire Co.
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Box
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Fond du Lac Co.
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Box
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Forest Co.
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Box
9
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Green and Green Lake Cos.
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Box
9
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Jefferson Co.
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Box
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Juneau Co.
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Box
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Kenosha Co.
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Box
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La Crosse Co.
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Box
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Lafayette and Marathon Cos.
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Box
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Milwaukee Co.
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Box
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Oconto and Oneida Cos.
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Box
11
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Outagamie and Peppin Cos.
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Box
11
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Pierce and St. Croix Cos.
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Box
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Polk and Portage Cos.
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Box
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Price and Racine Cos.
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Box
11
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10
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Richland Co.
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Box
11
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11
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Rock Co.
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Box
11
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12
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Sauk and Sheboygan Cos.
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Box
11
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Vernon and Walworth Cos.
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Box
11
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Waushara and Waukesha Cos.
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Box
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Winnebago Co.
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Box
11
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Wood Co.
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Labor,
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Box
11
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Kenosha Co.
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Box
12
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Milwaukee Co.
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Box
12
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Rock and Sheboygan Cos.
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Subseries: The Wisconsin Delegation to the Democratic National Convention
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Correspondence, chairman's,
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Box
12
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1959, December-1960, May.
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Box
12
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4
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1960, June-September.
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Box
12
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5
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Miscellaneous Papers, 1960.
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Subseries: Citizens for Kennedy Committee of Wisconsin
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Correspondence,
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To Kennedy/National Headquarters,
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Box
12
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6
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1960, July-August.
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Box
12
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7
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1960, September.
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Box
12
Folder
8
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1960, October.
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General,
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Box
12
Folder
9
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1960, July-August.
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Box
13
Folder
1
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1960, September-1961, January.
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Organizational Records,
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Box
13
Folder
2
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Committees.
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Box
13
Folder
3
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Weekly Reports.
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Box
13
Folder
4
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Memos on Counties.
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Box
13
Folder
5
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News Releases, 1960, August-October.
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Box
13
Folder
6
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Campaign Helpers, 1959-1960.
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Box
13
Folder
7
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Donations, 1960, August-1961, January.
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Box
13
Folder
8
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Campaign Material, 196-, August-November.
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Box
13
Folder
9
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Speech Materials.
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Disc 139A
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Disc Recordings
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Side
1
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“High Hopes,” with Jack Kennedy. 45rpm.
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Side
2
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Jack Kennedy, “All the Way.”
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Appendix: Newspaper Clippings Not Retained With the Nestingen Collection
Listed below are the newspapers with dates of edition and page numbers (where available) for clippings not retained with the collection. They are listed under the four series in which they were originally located, and for the JOHN F. KENNEDY WISCONSIN PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN under the particular heading in the Reference File of the Kennedy for President Club of Wisconsin. Some headings in the Reference File contained only clippings. Where this was the case, the heading is listed with “not retained” in parentheses.
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Capital Times
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8/4/56, 3/4/59, 11/1/59, 10/24/60, 11/9/60 |
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Esquire
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February [1955?] |
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The Guild Reporter
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1/23/59 |
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The Milwaukee Journal
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7/6/59, 7/7/59, 10/24/60 |
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The Milwaukee Sentinel
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10/24/60 |
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The Wisconsin State Journal
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8/6/56, 8/11/56, 7/8/59, 10/24/60 |
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The Antigo Daily Journal
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7/3/59 |
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The Appleton Post-Crescent
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12/12/57, 7/3/59, 11/14/59, 1/22/60, 1/30/60 |
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The Ashland Daily Press
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7/3/59 |
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Beaver Dam Citizen
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9/15/59 |
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The Baraboo News-Republic
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9/16/59 |
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The Capital Times
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11/16/56 |
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4/1/57, 11/20/57, 11/26/57, 12/11/57 |
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12/19/57, 12/20/57, 12/21/57 |
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6/16/58 (p. 29), 10/1/58 (p. 12), 12/16/58 |
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1/28/59 (p. 4), 2/19/59, 3/6/59, 3/13/59 |
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4/8/59, 4/21/59, 4/22/59, 7/2/59 |
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7/3/59, 7/7/59, 8/8/59, 9/17/59 |
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9/22/59 (p. 1), 9/26/59 |
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9/12/60 (p. 1), 9/13/60 (p. 1), 9/14/60 (p. 8) |
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9/15/60 (p. 17), 9/16/60 (p. 7) |
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The Cochrane Recorder
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11/6/58 |
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The Eau Claire Leader
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9/16/59 |
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The Fond du Lac Commonwealth Reporter
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7/3/59, 9/15/59, 9/21/59 |
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The Ft. Atkinson Daily Jefferson County Union
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9/18/59 |
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Gays Mills Independent
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9/24/59 |
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The Green Bay Press-Gazette
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7/27/59, 9/15/59, 9/25/59 |
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9/30/59, 1/22/60, 4/26/60 |
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The Janesville Gazette
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9/16/59 |
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The Kenosha Evening News
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7/3/59 |
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The Marinette Eagle Star
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9/18/59, 9/22/59 |
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The Milwaukee Journal
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12/15/57 (Part I, p. 10), 7/3/59, 7/5/59 |
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8/9/59 (p. 2), 8/30/59, 9/21/59 |
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The Milwaukee Sentinel
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12/12/57, 7/3/59, 7/4/59 |
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9/19/59 (2nd front page), 9/21/59, 9/22/59 |
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The Monroe Evening Times
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7/3/59, 9/15/59 |
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The New York Times
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10/7/60 |
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The Oshkosh Northwestern
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7/3/59 |
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The Portage Daily Register
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9/17/59 |
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The Racine Journal
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12/22/57, 7/3/59, 9/23/59, 10/10/59, 12/16/59 |
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The Steven's Point Daily Journal
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9/18/59 |
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The Suburban Reporter
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10/6/60 |
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The Superior Evening Telegram
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9/19/59 |
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The Union Labor News
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June, 1957 |
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The Wausau Record-Herald
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7/3/59 |
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The Waukesha Daily Freeman
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7/3/59, 9/18/59 |
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Where in Chicago
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8/15/59 |
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The Wisconsin Rapids Tribune
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7/3/59 |
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The Wisconsin State Journal
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9/18/56, 6/7/57, 11/22/57, 11/26/57, 11/27/57 |
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12/11/57, 12/12/57, 12/13/57, 12/14/57, 12/15/57 |
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12/16/57, 12/17/57, 12/19/57, 12/20/57, 12/21/57 |
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4/25/58, 12/17/58, 12/21/58 |
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1/28/59 (Sect. 2), 2/20/59, 3/18/59, 3/29/59 |
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3/31/59, 4/3/59, 4/5/59, 4/8/59, 4/14/59 |
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4/19/59, 4/22/59 (p. 6), 4/28/59, 5/4/59 |
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7/3/59 (p. 1), 8/9/59, 9/17/59 (Sect. 1, p. 6), 9/21/59 |
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1/21/60 (p. 1), 6/30/60, 12/14/60 (p. 8) |
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The Baraboo News-Republic
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5/12/54 |
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The Capital Times
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4/29/54 (p. 1), 4/30/54 (p. 1), 5/7/54 (p. 1) |
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5/8/54 (p. 1), 5/12/54 (p. 1), 5/21/54 (p. 1) |
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6/25/54, 7/27/54 (p. 1), 12/31/54 (p. 1) |
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1/3/55, 6/1/55 (p. 1) |
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Kenosha Labor
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4/15/54 (p. 4) |
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Union Labor News
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March, 1955 |
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The Wisconsin State Journal
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4/29/54 (Sect. 2, p. 2), 5/5/54, 5/7/54 |
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6/26/54, 7/10/54, 7/30/54 |
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1/5/55, 3/17/55 (Sect. 1, p. 14), 4/20/55 |
| Birth Control (not retained) |
The Capital Times
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12/2/59 |
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The Milwaukee Journal
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12/7/59 (p. 14) |
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The Milwaukee Sentinel
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12/10/59 |
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The New York Times
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11/27/59, 12/1/59, 12/3/59 |
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The Washington Star
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12/3 or 4/59 |
| Humphrey, Hubert H. |
The Capital Times
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12/9/59 |
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Kenosha Labor
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9/24/59 |
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The Milwaukee Journal
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8/4/59 |
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The Milwaukee Sentinel
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8/4/59, 1/16/60 |
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The Minneapolis Star
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2/9/59, 8/10/59 |
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The St. Paul Dispatch
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8/4/59 |
| Labor |
The Capital Times
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9/12/59, 11/26/59 |
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The Fond du Lac Commonwealth Reporter
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9/11/59 |
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Kenosha Labor
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11/23/59, 12/3/59 |
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The Milwaukee Journal
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7/30/59, 8/4/59, 1/12/60 |
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The Milwaukee Sentinel
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8/4/59 |
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Wisconsin CIO News
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5/23/59 (p. 5) |
| Nixon, Richard M. |
The New York Post
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10/20/60 |
| Officers of the Kennedy for President Club |
The Capital Times
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2/1/60 |
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Kenosha Labor
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3/9/59, 12/31/59 |
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The Milwaukee Journal
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8/20/59 |
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The Milwaukee Sentinel
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8/10/58, 7/21/59, 7/22/59 |
| Proxmire, Senator William |
Kenosha Labor
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9/24/59 |
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The Milwaukee Journal
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8/23/59 |
| Religion (not retained) |
The Capital Times
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10/9/59 |
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Freeport (Illinois) Journal Standard
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4/7/60 |
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The Milwaukee Journal
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3/4/58, 10/7/59 |
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The New York Times
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12/15/59 |
| Stevenson, Governor Adlai |
The Capital Times
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12/9/59 (p. 5) |
| The Wisconsin Campaign, 1959-1960 |
Ashland Daily Press
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9/26/59 |
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The Capital Times
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12/15/59 (p. 10) |
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The Duluth News-Tribune
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9/26/59 |
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The Exponent (Wisconsin State College of Platteville)
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9/14/59 (p. 1) |
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The Freeport Journal Standard
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3/30/60 |
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Kenosha Labor
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10/1/59 |
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The Kenosha News
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9/30/59 |
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The Milwaukee Journal
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9/24/59 (p. 12), 9/25/59 |
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9/26/59, 9/27/59 (p. 22, 28) |
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9/28/59, 9/29/59 (p. 8) |
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10/1/59, 10/2/59, 11/8/59 |
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The Milwaukee Sentinel
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7/30/59, 8/25/59, 9/28/59 |
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The Minneapolis Star
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9/25/59 |
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The Superior Evening Telegram
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9/29/59 (p. 2) |
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The Wall Street Journal
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3/28/59 |
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The Wausau Daily Record-Herald
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9/25/59, 9/28/59 |
| The Wisconsin Primary Campaign, 1958 (not retained) |
The Milwaukee Journal
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9/10/58 (p. 1, 14) |
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