General. Lists, form letters, biographical outline, newsletter, memorandum, notes, quotations, poems, and printed material, 1926-1988

Appointment books, 1975-1976

Awards and honorary degrees

General. Printed material, correspondence, and certificates, 1946-1987

Medal of Freedom. Correspondence, printed material, and miscellany, 1985-1987

Nebraska Society. Speech by Carl Curtis, and correspondence with Curtis, E. Robert Anderson, Harry F. Byrd, Cortez F. Enloe, Roman Hruska, Melvin Laird, Richard Nixon, Richard Russell, Lowell Thomas and others, 1970

Clippings

Undated

1936-1959

1960-1988

Congressional campaign material. Clippings, and correspondence with R. Chesley McCormick, Roland W. McNamee, Ray Maddocks and others, 1960

Correspondence

General, 1965-1985

Birthday letters, 1965-1970

Decorations. Letters and citations, 1943-1949.

Family and geneological material. Clipping, notes, correspondence, and printed material, 1952-1983

Passports, visas, and other identification papers, 1929-1981

References to Wedemeyer. Printed excerpts, 1943-1945

Service records. Memoranda, orders, and forms, 1936-1982

Trips. Clippings, correspondence, itineraries, printed material, address and guest lists, and miscellany

Undated

1960-1965 Oct.

1965 Dec.-1973

1974-1981

Wedding anniversary, 60th. Testimonials, program, and miscellany, 1985

Wills. Letter and synopsis, 1988

General

Correspondence, 1951-1988

Fragments, n.d. Holographs and typescripts

Miscellany. Speaking schedules, 1946-1976

"A Time for Action," n.d. Printed copy

"The China Theater Today," n.d. Typescript

"Chinese Culture and Communism," n.d. Typescript

"Commanders and Others Contacted," n.d. Typescript descriptions of Dwight Eisenhower, George Patton, Truman Smith, and others

"Communist Fifth Column Penetration in China," n.d. Typescript

"Dependence for Strategic Materials Has Led Us to Global Commitments," n.d. Typescript and background report

"Discipline and Morale," n.d. Typescript

"A Few Personal Observations on Eisenhower," n.d. Typescript

"Honor," n.d. Typescript

"How the Army Plans," Army Information Digest, n.d. Typescript

Interview, n.d. Relates to World War II and China. Transcript

"Losing Our Victory," n.d. Typescript

"Mission to China in 1947, " n.d. Typescript

"My First Months in China," n.d. Typescript

"Our National Defense Problem," n.d. Typescript

"Our Relations with China," n.d. Typescript

"Recognition of Red China," n.d. Typescript

"The Road Toward Permanent Peace," n.d. Typescript

Speech on China, n.d. Typescript

Speech on East Asia, n.d. Typescript

Speech on military planning, n.d. Typescript

Statement on Chiang Kai-shek, n.d. Typescript

"Strategic Importance of the Far East," n.d. Lecture, National War College. Typescript

"Subjects and Points to be Used in Talking to Officers of the Civilian Components or Civilians," n.d. Typescript

Untitled fragment on the Casablanca Conference, n.d. Typescript

Untitled fragment on Harry Hopkins, n.d. Typescript

Untitled fragment on Franklin D. Roosevelt, n.d. Typescript

Untitled fragments on Lucius Clay, n.d. Typescripts

Untitled fragments on communism, n.d. Holographs and typescripts

Untitled fragments on military planning, n.d. Typescripts

Untitled fragments on Vietnam, n.d. Typescripts

Untitled reply to E. J. Kahn, The China Hands, n.d. Typescript

Untitled writing on Truman Smith, n.d. Typescript

Untitled writing on Henry Stimson, n.d. Typescript

Untitled writings on Chiang Kai-shek, n.d. Typescripts

Untitled writings on Winston Churchill, n.d. Typescripts

Untitled writings on foreign policy, n.d. Typescripts

Untitled writings on George Marshall, n.d. Typescripts

Untitled writings, fragments, and notes on China, n.d. Typescripts

Untitled writings, fragments, and notes on World War II, n.d. Holographs and typescripts

"Women's Role in National Security," n.d. Typescript

"World War II Strategy and Its Significance Today," n.d. Typescript

"Captain Wedemeyer's Report on the Kriegsakademie," 1938 July 11. Typescript, memorandum, and correspondence, 1938-1985

"Speech Before the Veterans of Foreign Wars," 1939 Feb. 23. Typescript

"A Historical, Strategic Study," 1940. Typescript

"Baron Wessel Frietag [sic?] von Loringhoven," 1944 March 4. Typescript

Speech, 1944 Nov. 4. First official statement by Wedemeyer in China. Typescript

Speech, 1945 Jan. 28. Relates to China. Typescript

"Memorial Service for President Roosevelt, Chungking, China," 1945 April. Typescript

Radio broadcast, 1945 May 8. Statement on the end of the war in Europe. Typescript

"General Wedemeyer Issues Fourth of July Message," 1945 July 4. Typescript and printed copy

"Franklin D. Roosevelt," 1945 July. Typescript and letter, 1945

Radio broadcast, 1945 Aug. 13. Statement on the end of the war in Asia. Typescript

Statement, CBI Edition Newsmap, 1945 Sept. 17. Printed copy.

"A Strong and Independent China," ca. 1945-1946. Typescript

"To the Officers and Enlisted Men of China Theater," ca. 1945-1946. Typescript

"Activities in the China Theater," ca. 1946. Typescript

Statement, 1946 March-April. Radio station dedication, Nanking, China. Typescript

Statement, 1946 April 2. Farewell speech upon departure from China. Typescript

Speech, 1946 June 17-18. Conference of Army Chaplains, Baltimore. Typescript

Speech, 1946 Sept. 8. Dedication ceremonies, Beatrice, Nebraska. Typescript

Speech, 1946 Oct. 19. World War II veterans celebration, Berryville, Virginia. Typescript

Speech, 1946 Oct. 25. Women's Club, Baltimore. Typescript

Speech, 1946 Oct. 30. Advertising Club, Baltimore. Typescript

Speech, 1946 Nov. 11. Armistice Day, Charleston, West Virigina. Typescript

"Current Situation in China," 1946 Nov. 18. Speech, National War College, Washington, D. C. Typescript and typescript discussion outline

Speech, 1946 Nov. 21. Kiwanis Club. Typescript

Radio broadcast, 1946 Dec. 6. Baltimore, Maryland. Typescript

Speech, 1946 Dec. 9. Kiwanis Club, Philadelphia. Typescript

Speech, 1947 Jan. 27. China Institute in America, New York, New York. Typescript and notes, 1947

"Observations on Europe," 1947 May. Typescript report and miscellany, 1947

"Projected American Strategy," 1947 May 21-28. Kermit Roosevelt Memorial lectures, Imperial Defense College and Camberly Staff College, Great Britain. Memoranda, printed material, and letters by Alfred M. Gruenther, Charles Keightley, Bella (Mrs. Kermit) Roosevelt and Maxwell Taylor, 1947-1986

"The Education of the United States Army Officer," 1947 May 29. Kermit Roosevelt memorial lecture, Sandhurst, Great Britain. Mimeograph

Radio broadcast, 1947 Aug. Army Air Force Day, China. Typescript

Press conference, 1947 Aug. 14. Shanghai, China. Transcript

The Wedemeyer Report-China and Korea, 1947 Sept. (pamphlet). Printed copy

"Strategy," 1947 Nov. 10. Speech, Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Virginia. Typescript and mimeograph

"China," 1947 Nov. 24. Lecture, National War College, Washington, D. C. Typescript

Statement, Senate Appropriations Committee, 1947 Dec. 17. Relates to U.S. aid to China. Typescript and clippings, 1947-1948

"Communism vs. Chiang in China," 1948? Typescript

"Army War Time Requirements," 1948 Jan. 12. Statement, Senate (?) Armed Services Committee. Typescript

Speech, 1948 Jan. 15. Foreign Policy Association, Cincinnati, Ohio. Typescript

"U.S. Post War Strategy," 1948 Jan. 27. Lecture, National War College, Washington, D. C. Discussion transcript. Typescript

Speech, 1948 Feb. 5. Ohio Newspaper Association, Columbus, Ohio. Typescript

Speech, 1948 March 2. Air War College, Maxwell Field, Alabama. Typescript

"Army War Time Requirements," 1948 March 4. Statement, House Foreign Affairs Committee. Relates to U. S. aid to China. Typescript and correspondence, 1948

Speech, 1948 March 9. American Legion, Omaha, Nebraska. Typescript

Speech, 1948 March 17. Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick, Philadelphia. Typescript

"World Situation and Tasks of the Army Department," 1948 March 29. Typescript

Speech, 1948 April 6. Military Order of World Wars, Los Angeles. Mimeograph

"Presentation to the American Legion," 1948 April 27. Typescripts

"Global Strategy," 1948 May 6. Speech, State Department, Washington, D. C. Typescripts

Commencement address, 1948 May 31. Lebanon Valley College, Annville, Pennsylvania. Mimeograph

Statement, Senate Appropriations Committee, 1948 June 10. Relates to U.S. military aid to China. Typescript

Television interview, 1948 Aug. 15. Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore. Typescript

Speech, 1948 Sept. 21. Department of the Army, Pentagon, Alexandria, Virginia. Typescript

Speech, 1948 Sept. 22. Women's Advisory Council, Pentagon, Alexandria, Virginia. Typescript and agenda

Interview, We the People, 1948 Oct. 12. Television broadcast, Washington, D. C. Typescript

"Talk to Section V Committee, National Guard and Reserve," 1948 Nov. 9. Typescript

"Strategy," 1948 Nov. 22. Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Virginia. Typescript, and typescript copy of a speech by J. L. Collins,"The Role of the Army in Future Warfare," 1948

"Strategy for Peace," 1949 Jan. 31. Typescript

"U.S. Postwar Strategy," 1949 Feb. 17. Lecture, National War College, Washington, D. C. Typescript discussion transcript, letter, and course material, 1949

Statement, 1949 March 14. Joint Committee on Foreign Economic Cooperation, U. S. Congress. Relates to Chinese communists. Typescript

Speech, 1949 April 6. Union League Club, Philadelphia. Typescript

"Strategy," 1949 April 14. Air University, Maxwell Field, Alabama. Typescript and correspondence, 1949

"A Strategic Plan for Peace," 1949 May 20. Investment Bankers Association, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. Typescript and printed copy

Speech, 1949 May 24. New officer orientation, Department of the Army, Pentagon, Washington, D. C. Typescript

Commencement address, 1949 June 24. Infantry School, Fort Benning, Georgia. Typescript

"China-Burma-India History," 1949 July 6. Typescript memorandum

Statement, 1949 Aug. 7. House Appropriations Committee. Relates to the attitude of the Army toward the Voice of America program. Typescript

Speeches, 1949 Nov. 14-16. National Security Industrial Association and Chamber of Commerce, San Francisco. Typescript and correspondence, 1949

"The Strength to Lead," 1949 Nov. 22. National Convention of the Grange, Sacramento. Typescript

Speech, 1949 Dec. 9. Presidio Officers' Club, San Francisco. Typescript

Statement, 1949 Dec. 21. Contribution to a film project by Standard of California. Typescript

"Our Modern Military Role," 1950. Typescript

"Remarks by General Wedemeyer Before the Japanese Diet," 1950 Jan. 16. Welcoming speech, San Francisco, California. Typescript

Speech, 1950 Jan. 17 and 19. Junior League Club and Presidio Officers' Club, San Francisco. Typescript

"The Formulation of Grand Strategy," 1950 Feb. 10. National War College, Washington, D. C. Typescripts and outline

Speech, 1950 May 8. American Nurses Association, San Francisco. Mimeograph

Speech, 1950 May 18. Rotary Club, Sacramento. Mimeograph

Welcoming statement, 1950 May 20. Armed Forces Day, Presidio of San Francisco. Mimeograph

Commencement address, 1950 June 1. Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska. Typescript and mimeograph

Remarks on the retirements of Frank L. Cole and Walter M. Robertson, 1950 June 28 and 30. Typescripts

"Grand Strategy," 1950 Aug. 30. Speech, National War College, Washington, D. C. Typescripts, mimeograph, and letter, 1950

Statement, 1950 Sept. 28. Commemoration of the Chinese Double Tenth anniversary. Typescript and correspondence, 1950

Brief statements, 1950 October. Community events, San Francisco. Typescripts

"Remarks at Closing Session Field Economic Mobilization Course," 1950 Oct. 6. Salt Lake City, Utah. Typescripts

"Strategy," 1950 Oct. 18. Speech, Army Advisory Committee, San Francisco, California. Mimeograph

Press release requesting blood donors for Korea, 1950 Nov. Typescript

Radio broadcast, 1950 Nov. 2. Relates to blood donations. Typescript

"General Wedemeyer's Radio Address on Civil Defense," 1950 Nov. 3. Portland, Oregon. Typescript

Speech, 1950 Nov. 16. Chamber of Commerce, San Francisco. Mimeograph

Speech, 1950 Dec. 15. Chamber of Commerce, Oakland, California. Mimeograph

Statement, 1950 Dec. 18. Associated Services Armed Forces broadcast. Memorandum and typescripts

Statement, 1950 Dec. 18. Christmas greetings to the 6th Army. Mimeograph

"Ideas for Pamphlet on Strategy," 1950 Dec. 31. Typescript

"This I Believe," 1951. Radio broadcast. Typescript

"Statement by General Wedemeyer for Crusade for Freedom," 1951. Typescript and letter to Harold Stassen

Questionnaire, Look, 1951 Jan. 28. Relates to propaganda. Typescript and letter, 1951

"Address Delivered Before Joint Meeting of Idaho State Legislature," 1951 Feb. 7. Speech, Boise, Idaho. Mimeograph

Letter to the editor, Daily Idahonian, 1951 Feb. 15. Printed copy (incomplete)

Speech, 1951 March 5. Community Chest, San Francisco. Mimeograph

"Remarks Before Oregon State Legislature," 1951 March 9. Speech, Salem, Oregon. Typescript

"Remarks Before Red Cross Program," 1951 March 18. Speech, San Francisco, California. Typescript

Speech, 1951 April 19. Children's Hospital, San Francisco. Typescript

Testimony, 1951 May. U.S. Congress. Relates to the Wedemeyer report on China. Clippings, and typescript drafts of questionnaires and Wedemeyer statement, 1951

"The American Citizen--Defender of Freedom," 1951 May 15. Speech, Armed Forces Day, Lincoln, Nebraska. Mimeograph and memorandum, 1951

Speeches, 1951 May 30. Memorial Day, San Francisco Bay area. Typescripts

Commencement address, 1951 June 3. University of San Francisco, San Francisco. Typescript and mimeograph

Testimony, 1951 June 11-12. Joint Armed Services-Foreign Relations Committee. Relates to China and Douglas MacArthur. Mimeograph, clippings, and correspondence, 1951

Commencement address, 1951 June 16. University of Southern California, Los Angeles. Mimeograph

Speech, 1951 June 25. Little Big Horn commemoration ceremony, Hardin, Montana. Mimeograph

Speech, 1951 July 2. Declaration of Independence commemoration, Portland, Oregon. Mimeograph

Speech, 1951 July 6. Los Angeles Rotary Club, Los Angeles. Mimeograph

Speech, 1951 July 22. Bohemian Club, Bohemian Grove, California. Typescript and mimeographs

Speech, 1951 July 31. Speaking tour, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Clippings, 1951

"Factors in the Formulation of a National Strategy," 1951 Aug. 28. Lecture, National War College. Mimeograph and letter, 1951-1986

"Korea Truce Will Not Last," U. S. News and World Report, 1951 Sept. 14. Printed copy and letter, 1951

Testimony, 1951 Sept. 19. Senate Internal Security Committee. Transcript, typescript excerpt, clippings, and correspondence with Joseph Alsop, Raymond P. Ludden, Pat McCarran, Benjamin Mandel, James Webb, Robert Welch, Jr. and others, 1945-1952

"Let's Draw the Line Now," Collier's, 1951 Nov. 17. Typescript, printed copy, and correspondence, 1951

Statement, 1951 Dec. 19. Relates to Wedemeyer's resignation from the Army. Typescript

Statement, 1952. Relates to foreign aid. Typescript

Speech, 1952 Jan. 10. National Retail Dry Goods Association, New York. Relates to foreign policy. Mimeograph

Speech, 1952 Jan. 23. Junior Chamber of Commerce, Bridgeport, Connecticut. Relates to foreign policy. Mimeograph

"Wedemeyer Hits Bipartisan Foreign Policy, Containment," Evening World-Herald, 1952 Feb. 13. Lincoln Day speech, Omaha, Nebraska. Printed excerpts

"The Red Cross in War and Peace," 1952 Feb. 19. Speech, Red Cross, Toledo, Ohio. Mimeograph

"Tomorrow May Be Too Late," 1952 Feb. 17-23. Mimeograph

Speech, 1952 Feb. 26. Relates to the Red Cross and foreign policy. Mimeograph

Speeches, 1952 Feb. 28-29. Speaking tour, Utah. Relates to foreign policy. Mimeographs

Speech, 1952 March 13. Land O'Lakes Convention, Minneapolis. Relates to communism and foreign policy. Mimeograph

Speech, 1952 March 19. Farm and Home Week Conference, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York. Relates to communism and foreign policy. Mimeograph

"Concept for Employment of Military Forces in Future War," 1952 April 18. Partial typescript and letter, 1968

Television interview, 1952 April 28. WBZ-TV, New Bedford, Massachusetts. Mimeograph transcript

Press statement, 1952 July 11. Relates to the 1952 Republican presidential nomination. Mimeograph

Speech, 1952 Oct. 1. Lecture, Air War College, Maxwell Field, Alabama. Mimeograph

Speech, 1952 Oct. 14. West Branch Manufacturers Association, Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Relates to communism and foreign policy. Mimeograph

Speech, 1952 Oct. 22. Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon Committee dinner, New York. Relates to foreign policy. Mimeograph

"The Truth About Korea," 1952 Nov. 2. Radio and television broadcast, Los Angeles. Mimeograph, printed copies, and correspondence, 1952.

Fragments and notes, 1952 Dec. 5-8. Prepared for the AVCO Digest. Includes material relating to NATO, Europe, and Trygve Lie. Typescript fragments and memoranda, 1952

Speech, 1953 Jan. 21. New York State Agricultural Society, Albany. Relates to foreign policy. Mimeograph

Speech, 1953 May 14. Boys' Clubs of America. Relates to communism. Mimeograph

Speech, 1953 June 2. Bendix luncheon, EEI Annual Convention, Atlantic City. Relates to communism. Mimeograph

Speech, 1953 June 20. Festival of Lithuania Art and Music, Washington, D. C. Relates to foreign policy. Mimeograph

Statement, 1953 July 23. Relates to Egypt. Letter and telegram, 1953

Press conference, 1953 Sept. 4. Clipping

Speeches, 1953 Oct. 14-15. Speaking tour. Relates to foreign policy. Mimeographs

Speech, 1953 Nov. 9. Society of the Silurians, Washington, D. C. Relates to communism and foreign policy. Mimeograph

Speech, 1954 Jan. 15. National Editorial Association, Chandler, Arizona. Relates to communism and foreign policy. Mimeograph

Speech, 1954 Jan. 25. Board of Trade, Toronto, Canada. Relates to foreign relations. Typescript

Speech, 1954 Feb. 18. Temple University, Philadelphia. Relates to communism and education. Mimeograph

Speech, 1954 March 29. Republican Executive Committee of Palm Beach County, Palm Beach, Florida. Relates to Adlai Stevenson and politics. Mimeograph

"Too Much to Ask," [Baltimore] News-Post-American, 1954 May 8. Clipping and letter, 1954

"The Wedemeyer Plan," [Omaha] Morning World Herald, 1954 June 17. Report of congressional testimony. Clipping

Open letter (with others), New York Times, 1955 Feb. 28. Relates to foreign policy. Printed copy

"Soviet Strategy," 1956 July. Contribution to a House Committee on Un-American Affairs symposium. Typescript and correspondence with Francis E. Walter, 1956

"World War II Strategy and Its Significance Today," 1956 Aug. 29. Correspondence, 1956

"Keep 'Em Out," One Man's Opinion, 1956 Nov. Relates to the proposed admission of China to the United Nations. Typescript, printed copy, and letter by Robert H. W. Welch, Jr., 1956

"Principles of Military Strategy," 1957 Feb. 27. Speech, NATO Defense College. Typescripts and mimeograph

"Observations on Trip in Europe," 1957 Feb.-March. Mimeograph and notes

"Strategy," 1957 March 15. Lecture, National War College. Typescript and letters, 1957

Radio broadcast, Manion Forum, 1957 May 25. Correspondence with Clarence Manion, clippings, flyer, and resolutions, 1957-1959

Statement, 1957 June. Prepared for the Omaha World Herald. Typescript and letter, 1957

Letter to the editor, Tablet, 1957 June 28 (date written). Typescript and clipping, 1957

Speech, 1957 July 24. Dedication of Lindbergh Plaque, Long Island, New York. Typescript, correspondence, and miscellany, 1957

Statement, [Omaha] Evening World Herald, 1957 Sept. 24. Advertisement. Printed copy

Speech, 1958? Omaha Rotary Club? Typescript

Wedemeyer Reports! 1958

General. Relates to a libel suit by Philip Fugh. Correspondence and statements by Allen Dulles, J. Edgar Hoover and others, 1959-1960

Background notes, ca. 1941-1951

Correspondence

General, 1952-1988.

1958

1959-1988

Publishing companies (primarily Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc.), 1951-1973

Utley, Freda, 1957-1958

Draft fragments

Excerpts, 1959 May

Reviews, 1958-1971

"The Communist Program for World Conquest," 1958 Jan. 21. Consultation, United States House of Representatives, Committee on Un-American Activities. Printed copy, reports, clippings and press reports, guide, and correspondence with Richard Arens, William F. Heimlich and others, 1957-1958

Speech, 1958 Feb. 24. Rollins College, Winter Park, Florida. Typescript, clipping, correspondence, and miscellany, 1958

"This is Your Life," 1958 April 30. Television appearance relating to Father Hubbard. Correspondence and script, 1958

Statement, ca. 1958 Sept. Relates to Wedemeyer Reports! Typescript and letter, 1958

"The Real Issue in the Formosa Straits Action," The Blessings of Liberty, 1958 Oct. Printed copy

Letter to the editor, New York Times, 1958 Oct. 2 (date written). Reply to letter to the editor by Henry Waldman. Relates to Taiwan. Typescript, letters, and printed copy of Waldman's letter, 1958

Speeches, 1958 Nov. Speaking tour. Correspondence, clippings, and miscellany, 1958

"Appeasement in China: Where it Leads," Human Events, 1958 Nov. 17. Printed copy

Radio interview, 1958 Nov. 30. Mimeograph transcript

Speech, 1958 Dec. 11. Racquet Club, New York. Typescript outline

"International Developments," 1959 Jan. 6-10. Correspondence and clippings, 1958-1959

"The Red Cross in War and Peace," 1959 Jan. 27. Letters and typescripts, 1958-1959

Speech, 1959 Feb. 5. Rotary Club, Buffalo, New York. Correspondence and schedule, 1958-1959

Speech, 1959 Feb. 8. German Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Correspondence, miscellany, and clipping, 1959

Speech, 1959 Feb. 19. Book and author luncheon, Cleveland, Ohio. Correspondence and schedule, 1958-1959

Speech, 1959 Feb. 23. Society of Cincinnati, New York. Typescript, correspondence, and schedule, 1958-1959

Speech, 1959 Feb. 26. Hamilton Street Club, Baltimore, Maryland. Correspondence, 1958-1959

"American Politics Revaluated in the Missile Age," 1959 March 8. Correspondence, program, miscellany, and clippings, 1958-1959

Speeches, 1959 March 10-14. Speaking tour. Correspondence, clipping, and partial radio broadcast transcript, 1958-1959

Speeches, 1959 April 6-20. Speaking tour, New York state. Correspondence, clipping, and miscellany, 1959

"The Challenge in International Relations," 1959 April 21. Speech, Freedom Forum, Searcy, Arkansas. Mimeograph, correspondence, and printed material, 1958-1959

Speeches, 1959 May. Speaking tour. Correspondence and clippings, 1959

Radio broadcast, Manion Forum, 1959 May 6. Typescript

Speech, 1959 June 4. Central Christian College, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Correspondence and clipping, 1959

Speech, 1959 June 24. American Legion, Mitchell, South Dakota. Correspondence, clipping, and miscellany, 1959

Review of military history articles, 1959 Aug. Prepared for Collier's Encyclopedia by Patrick W. Powers under Wedemeyer's supervision. Typescript, and correspondence with Powers and others, 1959

Speeches, 1959 Sept. Speaking tour, California. Holograph, typescript, clipping, correspondence, and miscellany, 1959

Speech, 1959 Sept. 23. Book and author luncheon, San Francisco. Typescript and correspndence, 1959

Speech, 1959 Sept. 25. American Legion, New York. Typescript

Speech, 1959 Oct. 2. McKay-Shields executive conference, Absecon, New Jersey. Correspondence, 1959

"Unholy Bond Links China, Soviet Reds," San Diego Union, 1959 Oct. 2. Printed copy and clipping, 1959

Speech, 1959 Oct. 7. State Nurses Association, New York. Correspondence and miscellany, 1959

Speech, 1959 Oct. 17. Mercersburg Academy, Mercersburg, Pennsylvania. Printed copy, correspondence, clippings, and miscellany, 1959

Speech 1959 Oct. 22. Columbia Club, Indianapolis, Indiana. Relates to foreign policy. Typescript, serial issues, clippings, miscellany, and correspondence, 1959

"International Developments in an Atomic Age," 1959 Oct. 27. Program and correspondence, 1959-1960

Speech, 1959 Nov. 11. Veterans Day, Arlington Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia. Typescript, miscellany, and correspondence, 1959

"International Tensions in an Atomic Age," 1959 Nov. 13. Speech, All-American Conference to Combat Communism, Columbus, Ohio. Typescript, mimeograph, clipping, correspondence, and miscellany, 1959

Speech, 1959 Dec. 8. Karl Mundt recognition dinner, Aberdeen, South Dakota. Typescript, clipping, miscellany, and correspondence with Karl Mundt and others, 1959

Miscellaneous drafts and notes, 1960-1969

General. Primarily relates to foreign relations

Southeast Asia

"International Developments in an Atomic Age," 1960 Jan. 20. Speech, Colonial Dames of America, Philadelphia. Typescript and correspondence, 1959-1960

"Statement for the Press," 1960 March. Announcement of withdrawal from congressional campaign. Typescript

Speech, 1960 March 10. Daughters of the American Revolution annual defense luncheon, Washington, D. C. Relates to foreign affairs. Typescript

Speech, 1960 March 15. University of Wichita, Wichita, Kansas. Relates to foreign policy. Typescript, clippings, and correspondence, 1959-1960

"Human Values in the Space Age," 1960 April 2. Speech, The Citadel, Charleston, South Carolina. Typescript, clippings, and correspondence, 1960

"Strategy for Freedom," 1960 April 15-18. Typescripts, clippings, correspondence, and miscellany, 1960

"Tell Khrushchev We Are Ready for War, if Necessary," Manion Forum, 1960 May 1. Radio broadcast. Typescripts, printed transcript, clippings, printed material, and correspondence with Clarence Manion, Walter Robertson, and others, 1960

Speech, 1960 May 3. Book and author luncheon, Frederick, Maryland. Correspondence, 1960

Radio broadcast, 1960 May 20. Typescript

"Wedemeyer Accuses Monty of Following Red China Line," New York World-Telegram and Sun, 1960 June 22. Letter to the editor relating to comments by Field Marshal Montgomery. Typescript, printed copies, and correspondence with Strom Thurmond, Robert Welch and others, 1960

"Patriotism, 1960," 1960 Aug. 2. Television broadcast, WNAC-TV, Boston. Interview questions, correspondence, and miscellany, 1960

Speech, 1960 Sept. 8. Republican fund-raising dinner, Tekamah, Nebraska. Typescript, clippings, miscellany, and correspondence with Carl Curtis and others, 1960

"Foundation Stones of Character," 1960 Oct. 16. Speech, Presbyterian Church, Darnestown, Maryland. Typescript

Speech, 1960 Oct. 22. Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, Virginia. Typescript fragments, correspondence, and miscellany, 1960-1961

"Character: The Bulwark Against Communism," 1960 Dec. 4. Speech, Episcopal Church of Our Saviour, Washington, D. C. Typescript, correspondence, and miscellany, 1960

Speech, 1961 Feb. 15. Kiwanis Club, Denver, Colorado. Relates to foreign policy. Typescript, correspondence, clipping, and miscellany, 1961

"The Soviet Challenge to American Education," 1961 March 8. Speech, American Economic Foundation, Houston. Typescript, program, clippings and correspondence, 1961

"Khrushchev's Challenge to American Education," 1961 March 27. Speech, American Economic Foundation, Philadelphia. Typescript, program, clippings, and correspondence, 1960-1961

"International Powder Kegs," 1961 April 17-19. Speaking tour. Typescript, clippings, miscellany, and correspondence, 1961

"Strategy for Peace," 1961 May 11. Speech, American Petroleum Institute, Los Angeles, California. Typescript, correspondence, and miscellany, 1961

Speech, 1961 May 30. Chevy Chase Women's Republican Club, Chevy Chase, Maryland. Clipping and correspondence, 1961

Speech, 1961 June 3. American Bureau for Medical Aid to China, Los Angeles, California. Relates to U. S. foreign relations with Taiwan and the People's Republic of China. Typescript

Speech, 1961 June 5. American Security Council, Salt Lake City, Utah. Typescript, flyer, and correspondence, 1961

"The Physical Defense of Freedom," 1961 June 12-17. Speech, Conference on the Necessary Conditions of a Free Society. Typescript, mimeograph, program, mimeograph copies of T. Robert Ingram,"Christianity and Freedom," Felix Morley,"Political Conditions for a Free Society," and Eliseo Vivas,"Freedom: The Philosophical Problem," typescript introduction by Morley to the published essay collection, and correspondence with Arthur Kemp, Hal Luhnow, Morley, and others, 1961-1974

"International Developments in an Atomic Age," 1961 June 18. Speech, Volksfest Association, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Typescript, clippings, correspondence, and miscellany, 1961

"Survival Is Not Enough," Elks Magazine, 1961 July. Typescript, printed copies, miscellany, and correspondence with Bruno Shaw, Robert E. Wood and others, 1961

Letter to the editor, Houston Chronicle, 1961 Aug. 8 (date written). Relates to the Connally Amendment and the World Court. Typescript, clipping, and correspondence, 1971

Speech, 1961 Sept. 23. Americanism seminar, San Antonio, Texas. Typescript, clippings, miscellany, and correspondence with H. L. Hunt, Samuel T. Williams and others, 1961

"International Powder Kegs," 1961 Oct. 23. Speech, Austin Anti-Communist League, Austin, Texas. Typescripts, correspondence, clippings, and miscellany, 1961

Speech, 1961 Nov. 7. Life Line Freedom Seminar, Amarillo, Texas. Typescript fragment, correspondence, clippings, and miscellany, 1961

Speech, 1961 Dec. 14. Junior Chamber of Commerce, Washington, D. C. Relates to U.S. foreign policy in Europe. Typescript outline, clippings, and background material, 1961

"International Developments in an Atomic Age," 1962 Jan. 17. Speech, YMCA, Omaha, Nebraska. Typescript, clippings, miscellany, and correspondence with Howard Buffett and others, 1961-1962

"International Developments in an Atomic Age," 1962 Feb. 26. Speech, Boys' Club, Dothan, Alabama. Typescripts, clippings, miscellany, and correspondence, 1961-1962

Statement, 1962 April 6. Prepared for the La Salle County [Illinois] Historical Society. Relates to W. H. L. Wallace. Typescript

"Cuba: A Conservative Critique," 1963 May 7. Town Hall radio broadcast. Notes, list of questions, miscellany, and correspondence, 1963

"Military Leaders Denounce Article Alleging Blunders," San Diego Union, 1963 June 23. Reply to an article by Jack Anderson. Typescript, printed copy, letter, and clipping, 1963

Speeches, 1964. Otherwise unidentified speeches in support of Barry Goldwater. Typescript and clippings

Speech, 1964 Feb. 1. Fu Jen Catholic University, New York, New York. Typescripts, clippings, mimeograph (German translation), miscellany, background material relating to the university, and correspondence with M. J. Broucek, Karel F. Stekr and another, 1964-1965

Discussion, 1964 Feb. 10. Cresap Association, Frederick, Maryland. Typescript outline, printed material, and correspondence, 1963-1964

Speeches, 1964 April 20-26. Speaking tour, California. Typescript, clippings, miscellany, and correspondence, 1964

Speeches, 1964 May 12-14. West Coast speaking tour. Relates to Barry Goldwater's presidential candidacy. Typescripts, clippings, miscellany, and correspondence, 1964

Speech, 1964 May 28. Rotary Club, Rockville, Maryland. Relates to China and World War II. Typescript outline

Television broadcast, 1964 May 30. Goldwater rally, Buena Park, California. Typescripts, television script, clippings, notes, miscellany, and correspondence with Robert W. Berry, John Ford, Robert McClure, John Wayne and others, 1964

Speech, 1964 June 27. Junior Chamber of Commerce, Gaithersburg, Maryland. Typescript outline and certificate, 1964

"Barry Goldwater: Mr. American, 1964," 1964 July 7. Typescripts, mimeograph, clippings, miscellany, and correspondence with Robert Anderson and others, 1964

Speech, 1964 July 11. Address to the Republican National Convention. Typescript

Introduction for Barry Goldwater, 1964 August 1. Bohemian Grove, California. Typescripts, correspondence, and clippings, 1964

Speech, 1964 Aug. 6. Colorado Republican Leaders, Denver. Relates to Barry Goldwater. Typescript

"A General's Hope," San Diego Union, 1964 Aug. 13. Printed copy

Interview, [London] Sunday Times, 1964 Sept. S Typescript excerpts, and correspondence with Godfrey Smith, 1964

Speech, 1964 Sept. 4. Republican fund-raising dinner, Fremont, Nebraska. Typescript, clippings, miscellany, and correspondence with Roman Hruska and others, 1964

Speech, 1964 Sept. 20. Republican rally, Yakima, Washington. Typescripts, miscellany, clippings, and correspondence, 1964

Speeches, 1964 Sept. Speaking tour. Letter, clipping, and miscellany, 1964

Speech, 1964 Oct. 1. Republican dinner, Greenwich, Connecticut. Typescript and letters, 1964

Comments on J. Evetts Haley, A Texan Looks at Lyndon, and John Stormer, None Dare Call it Treason, 1964 Oct. 6. Typescripts and letter

Speech, 1964 Oct. 6. Republican rally, Jacksonville, Florida. Typescripts, clippings, miscellany, and correspondence, 1964

Speech, 1964 Oct. 10. Republican rally, Winchester, Virginia. Typescript, miscellany, and letters, 1964

"President Chiang Kai-shek As I Know Him," 1964 Oct. 15. Typescript and correspondence with Tsao Sheng-fen, 1964

Speeches, 1964 Oct. 19-30. Speaking tour, Goldwater campaign. Typescripts, correspondence, miscellany, and clippings, 1964

Speech, 1964 Nov. 17. Rotary Club, Bethesda, Maryland. Typescript outline and correspondence, 1964

Speech, 1964 Dec. 5. Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, Virginia. Relates to U.S. policy in China. Typescript, correspondence, and clipping, 1964

Interview, 1965. Copley News Service. Relates to China. Typescript and correspondence with Ray McHugh, 1965

"An Aide-Memoire of an Interview with General Wedemeyer," 1965 Jan. 14. Relates to post-World War II Sino-American relations. Typescript and correspondence with Tong-Chin Rhee, 1964-1965

Foreword to A. D. Sutherland,"The Trial of Alger Hiss," 1965 Jan. Typescript and correspondence with Sutherland, 1965-1977

Obituary for H. Lynn Ostler, 1965 March 15. Typescript, letter, and clipping, 1965-1966

"Character," 1965 March 28. Speech, St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Poolesville, Maryland. Typescript, miscellany, and letter, 1965

"Communication with Young People," 1965 Oct. 6. Typescript, correspondence, and miscellany, 1965

"America on the Ramparts of Freedom," 1966 March 10. Typescripts, clippings, miscellany, and correspondence, 1966

Statement, 1966 June 17. Relates to the inauguration of Chiang Kai-shek. Typescript

Oral history transcript, 1966 Nov. 23. Herbert Hoover Oral History Program. Typescripts, correspondence, and flyer, 1966-1970

Statement, 1966 Dec. 6. Relates to Vietnam. Typescript

Speech, 1967 June 8. Presentation to the German War College relating to China. Typescripts and correspondence, 1966-1967

Biographical statement, 1967 Aug. Typescript and correspondence with J. G. Bell, 1967-1969

"Strategy for Peace," 1967 Nov. 9. Speech to the Army Command and General Staff College, Republic of China. Typescript

Reply to Marquis Childs, 1968 July. Relates to Abe Fortas and Earl Warren. Typescript and letter to Robert P. Griffin

Church service, 1968 Nov. 10. St. David's Episcopal Church, Washington, D. C. Typescript, program, newsletter, and correspondence, 1968

Speech, 1968 Nov. 19. Haverford School, Haverford, Pennsylvania. Typescript

Interview, Pacific Stars and Stripes, 1969 March 8. Printed copy

"Grand Strategy," ca. 1969-1970. Projected book; never completed. Relates to U.S. foreign policy and strategy. Typescripts, memorandum, correspondence, and notes, 1964-1971

Untitled fragments, ca. 1970s. Relates to Southeast Asia. Typescripts

Interview, 1970 Jan. 5. Relates to World War II military strategy. Correspondence and transcript, 1969-1970

Comment on Turner Joy,"How Communists Negotiate," 1970 Feb. Typescript and letters, 1970

"World War II Experience," 1970 July 3. Anecdotal contribution to a book by Walter S. Andariese. Typescript and correspondence with Andariese, 1970-1973

Speech, 1970 Aug. 12. Remarks upon receipt of Distinguished Nebraskan award. Typescript, printed copy and cover letter, 1970.

Speech, 1971 March 18. Birthday celebration for Paul Streit. Typescript

Interview, Omaha World-Herald, 1971 July 22. Typescript

Interview, 1972 Feb. Relates to U.S. policy toward China. Typescript and letter, 1972

Memorandum, 1972 June 28. Relates to George McGovern's position towards homosexuals in the military. Typescript and clipping, 1972

Oral history interview, 1972-1973. Department of the Army oral history series. Typescript transcript and letter, 1973

Statement, 1973 July 13. Greeting upon arrival in Taiwan. Typescript

"Wedemeyer Pledges Support for ROC," 1973 July 22. Interview. Printed copy and press release, 1973

Speech, 1973 July 25. Address to the College of Chinese Culture, Taipei. Clipping

Foreword to Virgil Ney,"Fort Atkinson," 1973 Nov. Typescript and correspondence

Foreword to John C. Behrens,"Famous News Leaks," 1974. Typescripts and correspondence with Behrens, 1974

"Pot-pourri," 1974 March. Typescript

Foreword to Donald Brownlow, Panzer Baron: The Military Exploits of General Hasso von Manteuffel, 1975. Typescript, typescript excerpt, leaflet, and correspondence with Brownlow, Larry Sneed, and von Manteuffel, 1974-1975

Brief statements on the death of Chiang Kai-shek, 1975 April. Holographs

"Chiang Kai-shek: Defender of Freedom," 1975 April 16. Eulogy. Typescripts, clippings, printed copy, correspondence with Larry McDonald and another, list, program, and printed material, 1975-1976

Letter to the editor, Washington Post, 1975 April 22. Typescripts

"MacArthur," 1975 July. Review of two speeches by Douglas MacArthur. Typescripts and correspondence, 1975

Memorandum prepared for George Wallace, 1975 Aug. Typescript and letter, 1975

"Bicentennial," 1975 Dec. 7. Typescripts, program, speech by another, and letters, 1975

Obituary for Paul Streit, 1976 Feb. 13. Typescript and letter, 1976

Obituary for Claude B. Ferenbaugh, 1976 April. Typescript and correspondence, 1976

Speech, 1976 May 7. Birthday celebration for Alton Ochsner. Typescript, letters, clippings, and miscellany, 1976

Speech, 1976 June 23. Commencement address, Fu Jen Catholic University. Typescript, printed copy, correspondence, and clipping, 1976

"A Tribute to the Father of Our Country and the 56 Signers of the Declaration of Independence," 1976 July 4. Typescripts and program, 1976

Speech, 1976 Oct. 11. Los Angeles County Museum, Los Angeles. Typescript, clippings, schedule, and correspondence with Robert Berry and Marjorie Rainey, 1962-1976

Speech, 1976 Nov. 5. American Association for Chinese Studies Conference. Typescripts, program, clippings, and correspondence with Paul T. K. Sih, Richard H. Yang and others, 1976

Letter to the editor, American Legion Magazine, 1977 June. Printed copy, clipping, and letter, 1977

Foreword for Robert Berry,"Memoirs," 1978 Jan. Typescript and letter, 1978

Statement on the third anniversary of the death of Chiang Kai-shek, 1978 April. Typescript

"Statement on the Occasion of the Inauguration of President Chiang Ching-kuo of the Republic of China," China Times, 1978 May 20. Typescript and letters, 1978

"SALT II Notes," 1978 Dec. 4. Typescript

Open letter to President Carter, New York Times, 1979 Jan. 21 (with others). Printed copy, clipping, and correspondence, 1978-1979

"Peace Can Be Preserved Only through Strength," 1979 May. Printed copy

Testimony, House Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs, 1979 May 21. Relates to a John Wayne commemorative medal. Typescript, printed copy, and statements by others, 1979-1980

Statement on the death of Louis Mountbatten, 1979 Aug. 28. Mimeograph

Comment on Anna Chennault, The Education of Anna, 1979 Sept.-Oct. Typescript and letter

Preface to Chung Shing, President Chiang Kai-shek and China, 1980. Typescript and correspondence with Chung, 1980

Obituary for Edward M. Starr, ca. 1980 March. Typescript, correspondence, clipping, and holographic memoir by Starr, 1964-1980

"Remarks Delivered in Taiwan on the Fifth Anniversary of the Death of Chiang Kai-shek," 1980 April. Typescript

Statement, 1980 April. Farewell address upon departing Taiwan. Typescript

"Resume of Strategic Talks between General Wedemeyer and Minister Yu Ta-wei," 1980 April 8. Typescript

"Remarks Delivered at the Funeral of Lt. Gen. Claire E. Hutchin," 1980 June 27. Typescript, program, obituaries, and correspondence with Mei-ling Soong Chiang and others, 1980-1982

Interview, 1980 July 16. Relates to Sir John Dill and Anglo-American relations during World War II. Transcripts and correspondence with Sally J. Parker and Alex Danchev, 1980-1984

"Carter's Weak Defense," New York Times, 1980 Oct. 14. Typescript, printed copies, and correspondence, 1980

"Roland William McNamee," 1980 Oct.-Nov. Obituary. Typescript

Obituary for John Paul Ratay, 1980 Dec. Typescript and letters, 1980

Interview, 1980 Dec. 29. Relates to the Marshall Mission to China. Transcript and correspondence with Kam Tai Lee, 1980-1981

Speech, ca. 1981. Relates to American Air Commandos in Burma during World War II. Typescript, printed article by Claire Chennault, and a letter by John R. Alison, 1962-1982

"The Way It Was and How It Is: An Old Soldier Speaks His Mind," Washington Star, 1981 March 11. Interview. Printed copy and correspondence, 1981

Foreword to memoir by J. L. Huang, 1981 June. Typescript and letters to Huang, 1981

"Tribute to Robert Bruce McBride," ca. 1981 Sept. Typescripts

"Tribute to the Flying Tigers," 1981 Sept. 4. Contribution to a book. Typescript, correspondence, and miscellany, 1981-1982

"Address of Welcome," 1981 Oct. Meeting of the Burma Star Association USA, Washington, D. C. Typescripts

Obituary for Joseph C. Odell, ca. 1981 Nov. Typescript and correspondence, 1981-1982

Circular letter, 1981 Nov. 20. Relates to immigration reform. Typescript

Circular letter, ca. 1982 May. Young Americans for Freedom mailing. Draft and printed copies, and letters, 1982

Interview, 1982 May. Relates to the China-Burma-India Theater in World War II. Holograph and typescript notes, and correspondence with Warren J. Clear and John Thompson, 1968-1987

Speech, ca. 1982 Sept. Prepared for the First American Air Commando Association. Typescript and letter, 1982

"Memorandum on a National Strategy Council," 1983. Printed copy, clippings, miscellany, and correspondence with Joseph D. Douglass, Jr., Arthur Metcalf, Richard Nixon, Bruce Powers, William E. Simon and others, 1983-1986

"Statement for Nebraska Conservatives for Freedom," 1983 Aug. Typescripts, flyer, and letters, 1983

Interview, 1983 Aug. 1. Relates to George C. Marshall. Transcript and correspondence with Ed Cray, 1983

Interview, 1983 Nov. Typescript and letter, 1983

Letter to the editor, ca. 1984. Relates to the German War College. Printed copy

Foreword to Percy Greaves,"The Real Disaster of Pearl Harbor," 1984. Typescript, typescript introduction by Bettina Greaves, typescript copy of Greaves' manuscript, and correspondence with Bettina Greaves, 1984

"Statement for the Shanghai Tiffin Club of New York," 1984 April 25. Typescript, miscellany, and letter, 1984

Interview, 1984 May 4. Relates to World War II. Typescript

"General Says D-Day Was a Year Too Late," 1984 June 4. Interview. Printed copy

Interview, 1984 Sept. 28. Notes, clipping, and correspondence with Michael Myers, 1984-1987

Comment on Walter Krueger, 1985 March. Contribution to entry in the Dictionary of American Biography. Typescript and correspondence, 1985

Interview, ca. 1985 April. Relates to World War II. Draft typescript and letter, 1985

"45/85: The United States Since World War II," 1985 Sept. Contribution to ABC television broadcast. Typescript responses to preliminary questions, correspondence with Roone Arledge and others, and a documentary transcript entitled "Sidney Rittenberg: An American Perspective of China Since 1945," 1985-1986

"Chicom Played No Part in Defeat of Japan," China Post, 1985 Sept. 26. Letter to the editor. Printed copy and clippings, 1985

Letter to the editor, Commentary, 1986 Jan. Reply to an article by John Colville,"How the West Lost the Peace in 1945." Typescripts, printed copy of Colville's article, printed response to Wedemeyer's reply by Charles W. Lowry, and correspondence with Paul P. Abrahams, Norman Podhoretz and R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr., 1985-1986

"Across the Great Divide, What Kind of Victory?" 1986 July 7. Interview for BBC-TV. Correspondence, questions, and transcript, 1985-1986

Obituary for Harlan Hartness, ca. 1986 Aug. Biographical sketch and correspondence, 1986

"National Strategy," The Pilot [Southern Pines, North Carolina], 1986 Aug. 25. Printed copy

"General Albert Wedemeyer: Passing the Baton to Younger 'Runners, '" 1987. Interview. Typescript and letter, 1987

"Gen. Wedemeyer Says Casey Exploited North," 1987. Interview. Printed copy

Wedemeyer on War and Peace, 1987 (Keith Eiler, ed.). Printed reviews, 1988

Interview, 1987 April 24. Typescript

Open letter to Jake Garn, 1987 May 23 (with others). Typescripts, memoranda, and background material, 1987

Commencement address, 1987 June. Creighton Preparatory School, Omaha, Nebraska. Typescript

Foreword to Stanislaw Zochowski, British Policy in Relation to Poland in the Second World War, 1988. Typescript and correspondence with Zochowski, 1983-1987

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General, 1937-1988

Family, 1936-1985

Farm business, 1956-1988

A-General, 1956-1985

Abbate, Ray, 1978-1982

Abrams, Creighton W., 1974

Accuracy in Media, 1980-1984

Adickes, Robert, 1979-1980.

Agnew, Spiro T., 1969-1974

Alexander, George, 1972-1984

Alexander, Holmes, 1959-1983.

Alison, John R., 1974-1984

Allen, Leven C. and Helen, 1963-1985

Allen, William M., 1956-1967

Almond, Edward, 1965

Alsop, Joseph, 1964-1975

Alvarez, Luis M., 1968-1969

American Mercury (Russell Maguire), 1959

American Spectator (R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.), 1974-1983

Ancell, Robert M., Jr., 1960-1974

Anderson, E. Robert, 1959-1976

Anderson, George W., Jr., 1963-1975

Anderson, Thomas M., 1966-1973

Andrews, T. Coleman, 1964-1967

Arens, Richard, 1958-1963

Armstrong, Donald, 1964-1984.

Armstrong, George E., 1958-1973

Armstrong, O. K., 1970-1979

Armstrong, Richard A., 1973-1985

Arnade, Kurt Conrad, 1959

Atherton, Warren H., 1972-1977

Auchinleck, Claude, 1969

Auer, James E., 1971-1984

Aurand, Henry S., 1952-1979

AVCO Manufacturing Corporation, 1956-1967

Ayres, Paulo, 1965-1979

B-General, 1956-1986

Baker, Howard H., Jr., 1970

Ball, Lucille, 1974

Banister, Percy, 1970-1979

Barclay, Sally, 1979-1985

Barden, Albert R. Stuart, 1917-1982

Barnes, Elmer E., 1971-1985

Barrett, David D., 1958-1959

Barrett, O'Neill, 1971-1985

Bartholomew, Frank H., 1958

Barton, Bruce, 1958

Barton, Rexford and Marybelle, 1967-1979

Baruch, Bernard, 1952

Barzun, Jacques, 1975

Batchelor, C. D. and Allegra, 1962-1988

Bates, John, 1979-1984.

Batt, George K., 1983-1985.

Baumer, William H., 1978-1980

Baxter, George J., 1972-1988

Beach, Stewart, 1964

Beall, J. Glenn, Jr., 1973

Bean, Emmett J., 1975-1987

Beaty, Josephine P., 1969-1981

Becher, Walter, 1957-1965

Belt, Guillermo, 1961-1964

Bendetsen, Karl, 1964-1987

Bennet, Alexander S., 1979-1984

Benson, Ezra Taft, 1952-1980

Berendsen, Fritz and Carmen, 1959-1987

Berlin, Richard E., 1958

Bernrieder, William A., 1976-1987.

Bernstein, Robert, 1975-1978

Berry, Robert W., 1956-1980

Bird, Betty, 1963-1964

Bishop, Max, 1984-1985

Bixby, Lawrence B., 1972

Black, Harriet, 1985-1988

Blackmore, John H., 1955

Blaik, Earl, 1958-1966

Blanchard, H. B., 1988

Blaum, Rudolph P., 1977-1983

Blomberg, Antoine Baron von, 1982-1983

Boatwright, Linton S., 1971

Boekel, William A., 1951-1959

Boetticher, Friedrich von, 1959-1974.

Boie, Werner, 1969

Boker, Alexander, 1968-1981

Bolti, Charles L., 1973-1984

Booth, Merritt E., 1978-1984

Borg, Stuart, 1981-1987

Borman, Frank, 1976-1977

Boulware, Lemuel R., 1969-1984

Bowers, Verne L., 1971-1973

Boy Scouts of America, 1965

Boy's Clubs of America, 1957-1962

Bozell, L. Brent, 1964-1969

Brada, George, 1964-1969

Braden, Spruille, 1958-1977

Brady, Lucy Jewett, 1967-1973

Braun, Henry and Virginia, 1964-1982

Brett, Homer, Jr., 1967-1985

Breul, Sally, 1975-1981

Bridwell, James, 1983-1986

Briscoe, Traver, 1958-1968

Brock, J. Dan, 1963-1983

Brophy, Margaret, 1976-1979

Brown, Elizabeth Churchill, 1951-1971.

Brown, Katherine Kennedy, 1968

Brown, R. Edwin, 1957

Brownlow, Donald G. and Marian, 1961-1985

Bruno, Nicholas J., 1977-1988

Brush, Alice, 1974-1976

Bryant, Blanche B., 1956-1978.

Buchanan, John D., 1967-1972

Buckingham, Richard G., 1968-1984

Buckley, James L., 1970

Buckley, William F., 1958

Buell, Thomas B., 1977

Buencamino, Victor, 1966-1978

Buffett, Doris, 1962-1986

Buffett, Howard and Leila, 1959-1987

Burch, Dean, 1970

Burdick, Charles, 1978-1979

Burke, Arleigh, 1973-1977

Burke, Richard J., 1981

Burleigh, Anne and William, 1977-1978

Bush, Eric, 1969

Bush, George, 1982

Bush, Vannevar, 1972

Butler, Frederic B., 1971-1972

Butler, John Marshall, 1961-1965

Butler, Karl D., 1983

Byers, Clovis, 1958-1964

Byrd, Harry F., Jr., 1951-1979

Byrd, Richard E., 1927

Byrd, Robert C., 1961

Byrne, Frank and Helen, 1969-1988

Byrnes, James F., 1958

C-General, 1951-1987

Cabaniss, Jelks H., Jr., 1977-1988

Cairns, Huntington, 1963-1985.

Calder, Bland, 1962-1971

Campbell, Tom C., 1965-1966

Campus Conservative Pack, 1971-1973

Canan, Howard V., 1972-1976

Canham, Charles D. W., II, 1970-1972

Cannon, Curtis W. and Lucille, 1961-1984

Caraway, Paul W., 1957-1986

Carlson, Arthur, 1970-1981

Carpenter, Donald F., 1963-1980

Carr, William G., 1976-1985

Carruthers, Robert D., 1970-1981

Carter, Hodding, III, 1980

Carter, Jimmy, 1977-1980

Carter, Robert F., 1958-1959

Case, Francis, 1959

Casey, William J., 1982

Caughey, J. Hart, 1954-1988

Cavenaugh, Robert L., 1963-1974

Chadwick, George A., Jr., 1965-1985

Chait, Phyllis M., 1962

Chang, Chi-yun, 1967-1988

Chang, Chun, 1965-1988

Chen, Cheng and Chen Tan-hsiang, 1951-1989

Chen, Chih-mai and Lilyan, 1957-1980

Chen, Victor G., 1978

Cheng, Kai-min, 1952-1956

Cheng, Rose, 1980-1984

Chennault, Claire and Anna, 1958-1980

Chiang, Ching-kuo, 1953-1988.

Chiang, Kai-shek and Chiang Soong Mei-ling, 1951-1988

Chiang, Yun-tien, 1951-1972

Chiang, Wego Wei-kuo, 1965-1985

Chickering, Sherman, 1964-1965

Chien, Frederick and Julie, 1973-1987.

Chien, Ta-chun, 1960-1980

Child, Julia, 1983

Chiles, H. E., 1976-1982

China Airlines, 1973

Chinese Culture University, 1979-1981

Chinese Information Service (I-Cheng Loh), 1964-1973

Chou, En-lai, 1963.

Chow, George and Bessie, 1964-1987

Chow, Shu-kai and Lily, 1965-1988

Christenberry, Chris, 1976

Christensen, W. E., 1962-1963

Christopher, George, 1959

Church, John I., 1977-1988

Citizens Councils of America, 1963-1974

Clagett, Page Bowie, 1986-1987

Clark, Deena, 1969

Clark, J. J. and Olga, 1972-1974.

Clark, Mark W., 1956-1979.

Clarke, Bruce C., 1970-1980

Clay, Lucius, 1966-1978

Clement, M. W., 1951-1959

Clifford, Robert L., 1982-1988.

Clostermann, Adelbert G., 1962-1985

Coblentz, Edmond D., 1952-1958

Cohn, Roy, 1977-1983.

Colby, Elbridge, 1967-1973

Colby, William E., 1973-1987

Coleman, Hughe, 1964-1972

Collier, John H., 1976-1978

Collins, James L., 1971-1982

Collins, Michael, 1975

Committee for a New Continental Congress, 1975

Committee on Pan American Policy (Harold Lord Varney), 1965-1977

Conklin, Edward M., Jr., 1963-1968

Connally, John B., 1973

Conservative Party of New York State, 1968-1969

Cook, Christa H., 1962-1988

Cooke, Charles M., 1959-1962

Coordination Council for North American Affairs, 1979-1988

Copley, James S. and Helen, 1959-1984

Corcoran, Thomas G., 1979

Corkern, Robert, 1981-1988

Cornell, Robert, 1969-1971

Coughenour, Richard W., 1970-1975

Council Against Communist Aggression, 1973

Cox, Thomas D., 1982-1987

Crane, Philip M., 1971-1987

Crawford, Frederick C., 1980

Creel, George, 1951-1981.

Creighton Preparatory School, 1962-1988

Cress, James Bell, 1964-1967

Crittenberger, Willis D., 1952-1956

Cromwell, James H. R., 1957-1964

Crone, Richard I., 1965-1987

Cronk, Walter, 1963-1983

Cronkite, Walter, 1965-1971

Crosby, William H., 1972-1973

Cuban Freedom Committee, 1961-1971

Cunningham, Harry F., 1956-1959

Cupp, Marna M., 1976-1978

Currey, John Causten, 1965-1982.

Curtin, Enos, 1969-1981

Curtis, Carl, 1962-1985.

D-General, 1951-1988

Dall, Curtis B. and Katharine, 1958-1981

Daly, Emmet, 1962-1981

Dannels, Ward W., 1963-1971

Darby, Riggs, 1964-1985

Daughters of the American Revolution, 1959-1980

Daughters of the United States Army, 1969-1979

Davenport, Harold A., 1980-1987

Davidson, Darrell, 1985-1987

Davidson, Garrison, 1962-1968

Davidson, Howard C., 1968-1975

Davie, May, 1958-1972.

Davis, George, 1978-1988

Davis, John F., Jr., 1972-1975

Dean, Anthony, 1970

Dean, David, 1970-1985

De la Guardia, Guillermo, 1963

Delaney, Robert F., 1962-1973

Delta Phi Epsilon, 1962-1986

Del Valle, P. A., 1956

Denfield, Louis, 1959-1964

Denney, Robert V., 1968-1970

Dennis, Lawrence, 1973

Densford, Charles F., 1972-1985

Dent, Frederick, 1974

Devers, Jacob L., 1958-1976

Dewey, Thomas E., 1951-1962

Dickerson, Alice, 1969-1977

Dickson, Benjamin A., 1972

Diehl, Frances, 1953-1959

Dirksen, Everett McKinley, 1952-1958

Disney, Walter, 1956

Dixon, Jeane, 1975-1979

Dobson, Adna, 1978-1982

Dobson, Alice, 1967-1987

Dobson, Robert, 1957-1980

Dodd, Thomas, 1966-1969

Dodge, Joseph M., 1953-1957

Doering, Otto C., Jr., 1967-1971

Dominey, John V., 1971-1987

Dominick, Peter H., 1966-1971

Donahue, Phil, 1980

Dvnitz, Karl, 1957

Doolittle, James H., 1964-1985

Drachkovitch, Milorad, 1978-1983

Dresser, Robert B., 1963

Dressler, Hermann, 1960-1963

Drumright, Everett F., 1960-1988

Drury, Frederick W., 1958-1978

Dubridge, Lee A., 1969-1970

Duff, James Arthur, 1957-1988.

Duisberg, Claus-Jrgen, 1968-1979

Dulles, Allen, 1961

Dumbrille, Philip N., 1956-1975

Duncan, Charles V., 1988

Dunn, Ju-mou, 1967

Dunning, John R., 1962-1965

DuPont, Marcella, 1957-1966

Durant, Will, 1951-1975

Duval, Miles, 1963-1982

E-General, 1957-1987

Eadon, Nicholas, 1967-1970

Eaker, Ira, 1964-1985

Earle, George H., 1958

East, John P., 1985

Eastman, Max, 1956-1958

Echols, M. Patton, Jr., 1962-1985

Edison, Charles, 1958-1968

Edwards, Lee, 1970-1973

Eichelberger, Robert L., 1958-1959

Eiler, Keith, 1971-1985

Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1951-1969

Elia, Joseph C., 1977-1988

Elkins, Wilson H., 1976

Eller, Ernest M., 1962-1979

Ellery, Mary Ann, 1976-1984

Ellsworth, D. W., 1964-1967

Emanuel, Barton, 1951-1972

Emerson, Earl and Liette, 1962-1981

Emmerson, John, 1951

Eng, Horace and Marguerite, 1959-1973

Enloe, Cortez F., Jr., 1956-1982

Exon, J. James, 1981

F-General, 1956-1987

Fagan, Myron C., 1954-1956.

Fair, Howard, 1967

Fairbanks, Douglas, Jr., 1982

Fane, Mimi, 1973-1988

Fannin, Paul, 1963-1971

Farago, Ladislas, 1969-1970

Faris, Barry, 1956-1957

Farley, James A., 1956-1958

Farrell, Francis and Anne, 1968-1975

Fellers, Bonner, 1964-1965

Ferenbaugh, Dorothy, 1976-1985

Ferger, Roger H., 1964-1967

Ferrin, Charles S., 1962-1970

Fertig, Lawrence, 1958-1971

Fish, Hamilton, 1963-1980

Fisher, Ralph T., 1964-1985

Fitch, George and Geraldine, 1957-1972

Fleming, John F., 1966-1970

Fleming, Robert, 1964-1968.

Flory, Lester D., 1959-1987

Flower, Milton, 1965-1988

Flowers, James P., 1977-1979

Flynn, John T., 1958

Foley, Thomas E., 1965-1969

Folkes, Mary, 1985-1987

Follis, R. G., 1965

Fong, Hiram, 1975

Ford, Gerald R., 1965-1974

Ford, John, 1956-1973

Forrester, Eugene P., 1979-1987

Fortune, 1962-1983

Foster, John M., 1955-1956.

Fox, Charles R., 1970-1988

Freedom Documents Foundation, 1962-1965

Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge (Harold K. Johnson, Kenneth Wells and others), 1962-1972

Fritz, Emanuel, 1961-1963

Fuenning, Esther, 1983-1987

Fu-Jen Catholic University Foundation, 1964-1971

Fulks, McKendree G., 1982-1985

Fuller, J. F. C., 1957-1958

Fuller, Joseph W., 1970-1989

Funada, Yuzuru, 1976-1980

G-General, 1956-1988

Gallagher, Philip E., 1962-1976

Gannett, Frank and Caroline, 1953-1959

Gard, Robert G., 1977-1978

Garner, Robert L., 1959-1974

Garside, B. A., 1983-1985.

Garvey, Willard W., 1966-1971

Gavin, James M., 1965-1972

Gayle, Richard B., 1957-1977

Gayle, Richard B., Jr., 1974-1985

George, Alex and Louise, 1966-1986

George, Walter, 1952

Gerard, James W., 1966-1973

German American National Congress, 1983

Gerow, Leonard T., 1958-1986

Giannini, L. M., 1951-1952

Gibson, Hugh, 1951

Gigleman, Gay, 1963-1964

Gill, William J., 1971-1988

Ginsberg, Israel, 1981-1988

Godfrey, Arthur, 1959

Goldsborough, Robert H., 1975-1979

Goldwater, Barry, 1958-1965.

Goock, Roland, 1966-1968

Good, Lara P., 1962-1975.

Goodale, George S., 1984-1986

Goodpaster, Andrew J., 1975-1985

Goodyear, William and Hettie, 1962-1979

Grace, W. Porter, 1956-1971

Graham, Billy, 1975

Grant, Harold W., 1981-1987

Grasse, William, 1978-1988

Graves, Sidney C., 1957-1968

Greaves, Percy L., Jr., 1962-1982.

Green, William F., 1981-1987

Grenata, Michael C., 1967-1988

Grew, Joseph, 1956

Griffin, Robert B., 1966

Griffith, John S., 1976-1979

Gros, Robert R., 1958-1985

Groves, Leslie R., 1965-1970

Gruenther, Alfred, 1956-1984.

Grundy, Arthur, 1979-1984

Gude, Gilbert, 1970-1976

Gunner, Matthew J., 1958-1971

H-General, 1951-1988

Haig, Alexander M., Jr., 1976-1987

Halder, Franz, 1959-1972

Hall, Irving, 1965-1967

Halla, Mitzi and Brien, 1981-1985.

Hamilton, Edith, 1951-1958?

Handy, Thomas T., 1974-1980

Hansell, Haywood S., 1973-1988

Hansen, Clifford P., 1971

Hardin, John, 1983-1985

Harper, John S., 1962-1971

Harrington, David O., 1956-1982

Harris, Calvin, 1970-1972

Harris, Thomas J., 1964-1967

Harriss, Robert M., 1957-1964

Hartness, Harlan N., 1976-1983

Harvey, Paul, 1975-1976

Harwood, E. C., 1970-1972

Hasbrouck, Robert W., 1973-1984

Hastings, Kester A., 1970-1983

Hastings, Peter, 1956-1987

Hatch, Orrin, 1982

Hau, Pei-tsun, 1984-1985

Hazlitt, Henry, 1970-1971.

Heard, Townsend, 1958-1988

Hearst, William Randolph, Jr., 1958-1976

Heaton, Leonard D., 1951-1980

Hebb, Angus G., 1965-1988

Heerema, Pieter S., 1977-1986.

Helberg, James C., 1983-1988

Helms, Richard, 1967

Henle, Ray, 1954-1965

Henning, Frank A., 1975-1979

Heppner, Richard P., 1954-1985.

Hermann, Mogens V., 1979

Hesburgh, Theodore M., 1958

Hewes, Clarence B., 1951

Hill, A. G., 1959-1976

Hill, John W., 1956-1970

Hill, Richard J., Jr., 1980

Hill, Robert A., 1982-1985

Hillsdale College, 1976-1981

Hirsch, Maurice, 1963-1983

Ho, Shai-lai, 1973

Ho, Ying-chin, 1952-1985.

Hobby, Oveta Culp, 1982

Hodes, Henry, 1957

Hoffman, Claire Giannini, 1978-1985

Hogg, Robert L., 1956-1968

Holbrook, Willard A., Jr., 1964-1985

Holle, Charles G., 1968-1976

Holloway, Hubert, 1956-1958

Hoover, Allan, 1951-1981

Hoover, Herbert C., 1951-1964.

Hoover, Herbert C., Jr., 1951-1969

Hoover, J. Edgar, 1951-1967

Hope, Bob, 1976

Hopper, Hedda, 1963-1965

Horn, Thomas L. and Dorothy, 1962-1968

Hornbeck, Stanley K., 1959-1966

Hottenstein, Daisy, 1965-1971

Houpt, William P., 1981-1987

Howard, Roy W., 1955-1964

Howley, Frank L., 1957-1964

Hoyne, R. E., 1977

Hruska, Roman L., 1968-1977

Hsi, Chen-yun, 1980-1983

Hu, Shu-kuang, 1961-1983

Huang, David D., 1963-1973

Huang, Jen-lin, 1959-1981.

Hubbard, Bernard R., 1951-1956

Hukel, Lena Miemietz, 1959

Hughes, Howard, 1971-1976

Huling, John, Jr., 1976-1986

Hull, John E., 1962-1975

Human Events, 1965-1975

Humphries, Paul Douglas, 1983-1984.

Hunt, H. L., 1952-1985.

Hunt, Nelson Bunker, 1956-1982

Hunter, Charles N., 1962-1972

Hurley, Patrick J., 1955-1963

Huston, Milburn N., 1965-1985

Hutchin, Claire and Kitty, 1959-1980

Hutchinson, Homer C., 1979-1987

Hutton, E. F., 1954-1959

Hutton, Tom, 1955-1967

I-General, 1967-1982

Imprimis, 1984-1986

Information Council of the Americas, 1963-1968

Institute for Humane Studies, 1966-1982

Intercollegiate Studies Institute, 1984-1988

Ismay, Hastings, 1957

Ittensohn, Jacques, 1987-1989

J-General, 1956-1985

Jackson, Charles R., 1965

Jackson, Henry M., 1962-1969

Jarrell, John W., 1958-1971

Javits, Jacob, 1971

Jenner, William E., 1952-1959

Jennings, John Q., 1971-1986.

1971-1980

1980-1986

Johansing, Paul and Bette, 1957-1977

Johnson, Albert Sidney, 1964-1965

Johnson, Douglas V., 1972-1977

Johnson, Lyndon B., 1958

Johnson, Robert L., 1955-1964

Johnson, Robert W., 1959-1964

Johnson, Theodore R., 1959-1966

Johnson, Thomas M., 1957-1965

Johnson, Victor A., ca. 1958

Jones, Charles Hill, 1964-1976

Jones, Herbert M., 1957-1986

Jones, Homer H., 1962-1985

Jones, John M., 1985-1986

Jones, Mark, 1976-1979

Jones, Orren L., 1968-1975

Jones, Proctor, 1982-1987

Jones, Robert Letts, 1959-1976

Jones, Thomas W., 1964-1969

Jones, Wyly K., 1968-1980

Jonker, Frederick, 1976.

Judd, Walter, 1954-1985.

K-General, 1953-1988

Kahle, Louise, 1965-1971

Kahn, Alfred E., 1980

Kaisch, Charles E., 1980-1981

Kaltenborn, H. V., 1958

Kam, Edwin, 1983-1984

Kao, Lindberg, 1968

Kearney State College, 1971-1974

Keen, Chuck D., 1969-1973

Kelland, Clarence Budington, 1951-1964

Kelley, Anne, 1981-1987

Kemmerer, Donald L., 1978

Kemna, Christine and Axel, 1965-1966

Kemp, Arthur, 1963-1977

Kemp, Jack, 1978-1982

Kemper, James S., 1956-1968

Kennedy, Edward M., 1966

Kennedy, Joseph P., 1958

Kent, Graham Gunther, 1963-1972

Kernan, Redmond and Peggy, 1977-1984

Kesselring, Albert, 1953

Kiley, John Cantwell, 1978-1981.

Kilpatrick, James J., 1971

Kilroy, George, 1956-1966

Kim, H. C., 1963-1965

Kirby, Patrick James, 1952-1958

Kirk, Neville T., 1977-1979

Kirk, Russell, 1981

Kleffens, Eelco N. van, 1954

Knezevich, Zivan L., 1967-1979

Knight [Parrish], Frances G., 1972-1977

Knorpp, Walter W., 1963-1970

Knott, Walter, 1967-1978

Knowland, William F., 1951-1964

Knowlton, William A., 1970-1980

Koch, Fred C., 1963-1966

Kohlbeck, LeRoy E., 1967-1974

Kohlberg, Alfred, 1951-1968.

Komisarjevsky, Christopher P. A., 1971-1975

Koo, Wellington, 1952-1985.

Koster, Samuel W., 1969-1971

Krause, George H., 1956-1958

Kreuz, Frank P., 1956-1966

Krock, Arthur, 1968

Krueger, William C., 1964-1967

Krulak, Victor H., 1968-1974

Kubek, Anthony, 1958-1986.

Kuhn, Irene Corbally, 1958-1988.

Kung, H. H., 1956-1967

Kung, Ling-kai, 1967-1987

Kusumowidagdo, Suwito, 1967

L-General, 1955-1988

LaFollette, Suzanne, 1952

Lai, Ming-tong, 1976

Laird, Melvin, 1970-1972.

Lamont, Elizabeth B., 1976-1983

Lanham, C. T., 1966

Lassner, Franz G., 1965-1980

Lattimore, Walter, 1958-1964

Lau, Milton, 1966-1967

Lausche, Frank J., 1965

Lawrence, David, 1957-1964

Lawrence, George W., 1959-1979

Laxalt, Paul, 1980-1983

Lazo, Mario, 1968-1970.

Leahy, William D., 1953

Lebor, John F., 1966-1969

Lee, Chong Hak, 1970-1973

Lee, David T., 1984-1988

Lee, J. Bracken, 1951-1956

Lee, John, 1975-1976

Lee, Orient, 1979-1980

Lee, Pearson P. S., 1973-1986

Lee, Russel V., 1969-1982

Lee, Teng-hui, 1988

Lefler, William B., 1976-1988

Lehleitner, George H., 1966-1983

Leisure, George S., 1967

Lemnitzer, Louis Lyman, 1957-1987

Lenczowski, John, 1987-1988

Leung, Ting-man, 1966

Levine, Isaac Don, 1956-1981

Levings, Nelson T., 1957-1967

Lewis, Boyd, 1976-1988

Lewis, Fulton, Jr., 1957

Lewis, Roger, 1970

Li, K. T., 1965-1982

Liberty Lobby, 1963-1979.

Liddell Hart, B. H., 1961-1962

Liebman, Marvin, 1963-1975

Ligutti, L. G., 1975-1981

Lilienthal, Alfred, 1979-1980

Lin, Yu-tang, 1961

Lincoln, G. A., 1953-1974.

Lincoln, Lawrence J., 1973-1974

Lincoln Center for Legal Studies, 1978

Lindbergh, Charles, 1959-1972

Lindley, Don E., 1981-1988

Linebarger, Paul, 1956-1963

Littell, Norman M., 1971-1975

Little, Brown and Company, 1963-1964

Liu, Frederick F., 1959-1965

Liu, Hoh-to and Julia, 1980-1981

Liu, Johnson, 1965-1980

Loeb, William and Nackey S., 1965-1988

Lohbeck, Donald, 1964

Lombard, Charles F., 1968-1976

London, Dan, 1963-1966

Long, Hamilton A., 1982

Longacre, David R., 1965-1968

Loper, Herbert B., 1956-1970

Loringhoven, Elizabeth Freytag, 1958-1959

Lovink, A. H. J., 1954-1959

Lowry, Charles, 1953-1988.

Lutes, LeRoy, Jr., 1962-1982

Lyon, John B., 1962-1968

Lyons, Daniel, 1968

Lyons, Eugene, 1951

M-General, 1951-1988

Ma, Carl C. H., 1973-1980

McAfee, William, 1953-1964

MacArthur, Douglas and Jean, 1958-1980

McArthur, Edwin, 1964-1984

McAuliffe, A. C., 1964-1976

McBain, Hughston M., 1956-1976

McBride, Robert B., 1962-1982

McCarthy, Frank, 1970-1983

McCarthy, Joseph, 1953

McCarty, John T., 1969-1970

McClellan, John L., 1959-1972

McClure, Mark, 1970-1973

McClure, Robert and Eve, 1953-1981

McCollister, John Y., 1972-1976

McConaughy, Walter, 1969-1973

McConnell, Fenton and Mary [Knight], 1955-1983

McConnell, Raymond, 1951-1957.

McConnell, Sally, 1971-1974

McCormick, R. Chesley, 1956-1986.

McCrea, Joel, 1961

McCrea, John L., 1974

MacDonald, Charles B., 1976-1981

McDougald, John A., 1962-1985

McDowell, Robert H., 1974

McFarland, Elaine, 1975-1985

McFarlane, Robert C., 1986

McFee, Madeline, 1980-1982

McGhee, George C., 1965-1966

McGowan, M. M., 1956

McGovern, George S., 1966-1977

McHugh, Raymond, 1966-1976

McKay, Douglas, 1953

McKnight, Mary, 1964-1977

McLean, David S. and Marjorie, 1971-1988

McMahon, William D., 1963-1987

McNamee, Roland and Emily, 1955-1988

McNeese, A. G., Jr., 1962-1982

McNulty, John J., 1962-1965

Maddocks, Ray T. and family, 1957-1973

Magruder, Carter B., 1961

Mahon, George H., 1964-1979

Makinney, Fred W., 1967-1969

Malone, Wallace D., 1962-1967

Malsch, Erna, 1978-1980

Mandel, Marvin, 1971-1974

Manion, Clarence E., 1958-1979.

Manly, Chesly, 1958

Manning, John, 1956

Mansfield, Mike, 1962

Manson, Daniel, 1976-1987

Manteuffel, Hasso von, 1972

Mao, Paul Cheng-tzu, 1973-1983

Mardikian, George, 1958-1977.

Marlow, Fred, 1976-1979

Marshall, Katherine (Mrs. George C. Marshall), 1967

Marshall, Robert, 1970

Marshall Group, 1981-1985

Martin, David T., 1973-1984

Martin, Joseph W., Jr., 1952

Martin, Orville Wells, 1974-1985

Martin, Paul and Kay, 1971-1977.

Martin, Rose L., 1967-1978

Martin, William McC., 1958-1969

Mary Magdalen, Sister, 1958-1985

Mason, Frank E., 1951-1979.

Mathews, William, 1958

Mathias, Charles, 1986

Mattei, A. C., 1957

Mayo, C. W., 1958

Maytag, Lewis B. and Marquita, 1963-1967

Mele [Hall], Marianne, 1981-1984

Mellenthin, Horst von, 1956-1977

Meloy, Guy S., 1963

Mendell, Mike, 1964-1978

Menhennet, Kitty Kean, 1980-1985.

Menjou, Adolphe, 1952-1960

Menke, John L., 1974-1975

Menninger, William C., 1959-1966

Merkle, Bruce F., 1973-1983

Metcalfe, Arthur G. B., 1973

Meyer, Paul W., 1964-1967

Milbank, Jeremiah, 1956-1972

Millen, Jonathan A., II, 1985-1987

Miller, Alice M., 1951-1959

Miller, Jack, 1963

Miller, JoZach, 1956-1963

Miller, Luther D., 1967-1985

Miller, Virgil, 1968-1982

Miller, William E., 1962-1964

Mitchell, Robert F., 1967-1976

Mixson, James M., 1969-1973

Moffat, Donald R., 1956-1957

Moley, Raymond, 1956-1964

Moloney, John A., 1975-1977

Monahan, John W., 1972-1983

Monteith, Stanley, 1979-1980

Moody, Lucien B., 1958

Moorer, Thomas H., 1971-1974

Moore, Merrill, 1956-1964

Moorman, Thomas J., 1968-1969

Moreell, Ben, 1959-1969

Morley, Felix, 1958-1964

Morris, William Fuller, 1975-1982

Morse, John H., 1964-1985

Morse, Robert H., 1964-1973

Morse, Wayne, 1966

Mortensen, Ralph, 1975-1984

Moseley, George V. H., 1958-1960

Mosig, Carl, 1966

Mountbatten, Louis, 1952-1979

Mountbatten [Hicks], Patricia, 1979-1986

Moy, Ernest K., 1951

Muir, Dorothy T., 1956-1987.

Muir, James I., Jr., 1962-1968

Muir, Malcolm, 1957-1958

Mullen, Buell, 1956-1984

Mundt, Karl, 1965-1969

Munroe, Ralph, 1971

Munson, Frederick P., 1976-1980

Munson, Lyle H., 1968-1973

Murphey, Henry S., 1963-1965

Murphy, George, 1965-1980

Murphy, Paul, 1960

Murphy, Robert, 1970-1971

Murray, Hyde H., 1984-1988

Murrell, Nora, 1978

N-General, 1962-1988

National Strategy Information Center (Frank R. Barnett), 1968-1972

National War College (E. T. Wooldridge), 1956-1957

Neathery, Alicia, 1967-1975

Nebraska Society, 1969

Nelson, Donald H., 1980-1986

Nemazee, Hassan, 1975-1978

Neubaur Beck, Gertrude, 1958-1970

Nevotti, Richard and Jane, 1971-1979

New Leader (Sol Levitas), 1959

New York Times, 1972

Ney, Virgil, 1967-1971

Neyland, R. R., 1959

Nichols, Kenneth D., 1980-1987

Niess, Oliver M., 1963

Nimitz, Chester W. and Catherine, 1958-1969

Nixon, Richard M., 1958-1988.

Noble, Charles H., 1976-1978

Nonnenmacher, Nicholas T., 1962-1970

North, Thomas, 1965-1985

Nulsen, Marian (Mrs. Charles K.), 1963-1965.

Nygaard, Jack, 1967-1968

O-General, 1953-1987

O'Brien, Robert, 1976-1987

Ochsner, Alton and Jane, 1963-1983

O'Daniel, John W., 1964-1968

Odell, Joseph C., 1977-1983

O'Gara, Alfred and Betty, 1956-1983

O'Gara, Gordon C., 1967-1969

O'Hanlon, Pat, 1962-1978

O'Hara, Thomas A., 1956-1959.

O'Hare, Joseph James and Bobbie, 1950-1977

Olmstead, George, 1956-1985

Olmstead, George, Jr., 1984

Olofson, Darwin, 1966-1984.

Olson, Charles and Shirley, 1969-1974

O'Meara, Andrew P., 1979-1984

Onacewicz, Wlodzimierz, 1962-1984

O'Neil, James F., 1958-1974

Osborne, Jim R., 1979-1988

Osborne, Ray S. and Frances, 1965-1987

Otto, Egbert, 1962-1965

Ouang, Max and Eppy, 1968-1980

Overby, Andrew, 1957-1984

P-General, 1956-1987

Packard, David, 1968-1988

Paffenbarger, George and Rachel, 1969-1988

Page, G. Nelson, 1964-1979

Palm, Charles and Miriam, 1981-1988

Palmer, Paul, 1958

Papagos, Alexander, 1953-1955

Papen, Franz von, 1959-1960

Pappas, George, 1980-1988

Pappenheim, Rudolf zu, 1965-1981

Park, Chung Hee, 1970

Parks, William R., 1968-1972

Parmley, Loren F., 1967-1968

Passman, Otto, 1962-1965

Patterson, Edward, 1956-1985

Pattison, Hal C., 1967-1970

Paul VI, Pope, 1967-1975

Pawley, William D., 1970

Payne, F. Dana, 1970-1981

Payne, Alberta and Eleanor, 1965-1978

Peale, Norman Vincent, 1958

Pee, Peter Tsong-kan, 1952-1984

Pegler, Westbrook, 1958-1959

Peirson, Sam, 1962-1984

Pennoyer, Paul, 1963-1971

Percy, Charles M., 1973

Persons, Wilton B., 1954-1956

Perwein, Al H., 1964-1980

Peter, Prince of Greece and Denmark, n.d.

Peterson, Rudolph A., 1966

Petley, George S., 1966-1967

Pew, Joseph N., Jr., 1957-1963

Pfeiffer, Edward J., 1976-1979

Philion, Albert, 1964-1965

Philippe, Claudius Charles, 1956-1962

Phillips, Wendell, 1966-1971

Phleger, Herman, 1953

Pihl, Paul and Charlotte, 1962-1988

Place, Stephen B., 1971

Planned Parenthood, 1965-1976

Poch, Robert A., 1966-1982

Poeschel, Harold P., 1962-1985

Pogue, Forrest C., 1957-1986

Pogue, L. Welch, 1963-1988

Porteus, James, 1958-1959.

Porzelt, Paul, 1958

Poudre, Lou, 1974-1984

Power, Thomas S., 1963

Pownall, Henry, n.d.

Pray, Max and Peg, 1956-1984

Priest, Ivy Baker, 1953

Private Sector Council, 1986-1987

Pryor, Samuel F., 1965-1978

Pugh, John R., 1957-1973

Pulliam, Eugene C., 1963-1970

Putnam, Carleton, 1972-1974

Pyke, Frederick M., 1974-1979

Pyke, James H., 1961

Q-General, 1973-1984

Quinn, Terence J., 1965

R-General, 1978-1988

Raborn, W. F., 1966

Radford, Arthur, 1953

Raeburn, Abner and Margie, 1958-1967

Raeburn, Richard M., 1965-1968

Raeburn, Robert A., 1970-1988

Rahim, Hussein K., 1984

Rahim, Kamil Abdul and Anna, 1953-1984

Rainey, Marjorie, 1977-1984

Randall, Russell, 1973

Ratay, John P. and Gertrude, 1956-1984

Ravenholt, Albert V., 1973-1974

Readers Digest (Hobart Lewis, James Monahan, De Witt Wallace and others), 1952-1984

Reagan, Ronald, 1968-1988

Reeder, Red, 1964-1985.

Rehnquist, George R., 1979-1983

Reid, Doris Fielding, 1962-1972

Reid, William P., 1962-1971

Reilly, Frank J. and Lee, 1980-1986

Revera, Joan, 1956-1957

Rex, Harry M., 1982-1983

Rhee, Syngman, 1953-1965

Rheem, Richard S., 1956-1966

Rheem Manufacturing Company, 1956-1957

Rhodes, John J., 1978

Rich, William, 1983

Richards, Victor, 1976-1988

Richey, Harold L., 1956-1986

Rickenbacker, Edward M., 1955-1971

Rickover, Hyman G., 1978

Riegle, Robert Dee, 1961-1964

Rimanoczy, Richard S., 1962-1975

Rivers, L. Mendel, 1963-1967

Robb, Roger, 1965

Roberts, Eugene B., 1974

Robertson, Walter and Mary, 1956-1985

Robie, Wendell, 1972

Robinett, P. M., 1959

Robinson, Frances, 1970-1988

Rockafellow, Margaret, 1977-1985

Rockefeller, David, 1958

Rockefeller, Winthrop, 1970

Rockford College Institute, 1976-1983

Rogers, Bernard W., 1979

Rogers, James D., 1975-1979

Rogers, William P., 1969-1973

Roosevelt, Archibald B., 1962-1970

Roosma, John S., 1964-1986

Roots, John M., 1959-1988

Rose Louise, Sister, 1970-1985

Rosenberg, Elliot, 1970-1988

Ross, Harold D. and Andrew, 1977-1985

Rossbach, Gerhard, 1937-1962

Rountree, Martha, 1977-1985

Rowe, David, 1960-1971

Rowe, J. Blanche, 1964-1966

Rowe, Stanley M., 1964-1966

Royall, Kenneth, 1957-1963

Royen, Marmie, 1976-1988

Rudinger, Elizabeth, 1977-1984

Rumbaugh, James H., 1987-1988

Rusk, Dean, 1969-1976

Russell, Edward, 1972-1975

Russell, Hubbard S., 1956-1964

Russell, Richard, 1953-1969

Rutledge, Paul W., 1960

Ryan, C. E., 1956-1957

Ryan, John L., Jr., 1963

Ryan, Patrick J., 1963-1967

Ryan, William F., 1963-1971

S-General, 1956-1988

Sabin, L. S., 1963-1985

Sarnoff, David, 1955-1964

Sater, Kathie, 1958-1983

Saud al Faisal, 1977

Saunders, A. E., 1964

Schaefer, J. E., 1953-1969

Schenken, John, 1963-1964

Schindler, Paul E., Jr., 1979-1983

Schlafly, Fred and Phyllis, 1964-1982.

Schlesinger, James R., 1975

Schluter, F. E., 1973-1984.

Schmidt, Frank H., 1965-1966

Schmidt, Fred C., 1979-1982

Schnyder, Felix, 1971

Schulthess, Dieter von, 1972-1981

Schulze, Franz-Joseph, 1979

Schwarzkopf, Chet, 1961-1962

Scott, Owen L., 1971-1975

Scott, Stanley H., 1975-1976

Seaman, Jonathan O., 1968-1971

Sebald, William J., 1967-1972

Sebree, Edmund B., 1958-1966

Seedlock, Robert F., 1962-1988

Seno, Sadao, 1966-1987.

Sergievsky, Boris, 1967-1971

Sessions, Edgar H., 1968-1983

Settle, Thomas G. W., 1962-1976

Seward, John R., 1981-1985

Shah, Konsin, 1965-1985.

Shen, James Chang-huan, 1971-1984

Shepherd, Lemuel C., Jr., 1958

Shepley, James R., 1968-1969

Sherrill, Fred G., 1966-1975

Shih, Paul C. Y., 1966-1967

Shockley, William, 1986

Shreve, L. G., 1972-1985

Sibley, Alden K., 1957-1980

Sidey, Hugh, 1983-1987

Siegrist, Robert, 1958-1975.

Sih, Paul K. T., 1968-1978.

Sikorsky, Igor I., 1966

Silverthorn, M. H., 1984