General. Biographical sketch, business card, and correspondence relating to the disposition of Dr. Judd's papers, 1968-1982

Articles. Printed material and correspondence, 1948-1975

Awards. Press release, clippings, certificate, list, newsletter, and miscellany, 1955-1988

Memberships. Correspondence and miscellany relating to the Cosmos Club, 1975-1983

Sponsorships. Primarily correspondence, 1963-1983

Trip material

1953. Western United States

1963. Middle and Far East. Correspondence (includes Chester Bowles, Henry Cabot Lodge, and other State Department officials, various officials of foreign governments, and Wolf Ladejinsky), clippings and other printed material (including a pamphlet relating to the strategic hamlet program in Vietnam), speeches, miscellany, and reports (including development projects in India and Laos, the military situation in Korea, communist strategy in South Vietnam, and a presentation by Chen Cheng to the Ninth National Congress of the Kuomintang)

1963. Middle and Far East

1966-1971. Primarily correspondence relating to trips to Latin America, England, Vietnam, the Far East and Africa

General

General

General

Invitations, ca. 1963-1964

Requests to serve on committees, 1962-1976

Alphabetical

A-E

F-Q

R-Z

Chronological

1945-1966

1967-1971

1972-1979

Family, 1970-1976

States. NOTE: This material primarily relates to speaking arrangements, especially in later years, but it also includes other miscellaneous subjects as well

Alabama, 1961-1984

Alaska, 1961-1977

Arizona, 1961-1983

Arkansas, 1961-1983

California, 1961

California, 1961-c. 1970

California, c. 1966-1984

Colorado, 1961-1984

Connecticut, 1961-1982

Delaware, 1961-1972

District of Columbia, 1961-1983

Florida, 1961-1965

Florida, 1965-1984

Georgia, 1961-1978

Hawaii, 1961-1982

Idaho, 1961-1984

Illinois, 1961-1962

Illinois, 1963-1965

Illinois, 1966-1980

Indiana, 1961-1962

Indiana, 1963-1979

Iowa, 1961-1965

Iowa, 1965-1983

Kansas, 1961-1980

Kentucky, 1961-1976

Louisiana, 1961-1981

Maine, 1961-1976

Maryland, 1961-1984

Massachusetts, 1961-1981

Michigan, 1961-1984

Minnesota, 1960-1962

Minnesota, 1960-1969

Minnesota, 1970-1976

Mississippi, 1961-1974

Missouri, 1961-1984

Montana, 1961-1973

Nebraska, 1961-1982

Nevada, 1961-1974

New Hampshire, 1961-1981

New Jersey, 1961-1984

New Mexico, 1961-1980

New York, 1961-1982

New York, 1961-1982

North Carolina, 1961-1978

North Dakota, 1961-1979

Ohio, 1961-1984

Oklahoma, 1961-1982

Oregon, 1961-1979

Pennsylvania, 1961-c. 1964

Pennsylvania, c. 1963-1982

Rhode Island, 1961-1979

South Carolina, 1961-1984

South Dakota, 1961-1979

Tennessee, 1961-1982

Texas, 1961-1965

Texas, 1966-1983

Utah, 1961-1976

Vermont, 1961-1978

Virginia, 1961-1981

Washington, 1961-1981

West Virginia, 1961-1969

Wisconsin, 1961-1965

Wisconsin, 1966-1982

Wyoming, 1961-1983

Acheson, Dean. Includes material relating to Korea, 1949-1966

American Federation of Labor/Congress of Industrial Organizations. Primarily relates to the Free Trade Union Committee; letters from Matthew Woll and Jay Lovestone, and printed material, 1949-1966

Baarslag, Karl, 1973

Benson, Ezra Taft, 1956

Blackmun, Harry, 1974

Bowles, Chester. Includes printed material relating to China, 1956-1959

Brownfeld, Allan, 1970-1974

Buckley, James. Includes a statement, 1976-1979

Buckley, William F. Includes printed material, 1967-1981

Burger, Warren, 1966-1969

Bush, George, 1972

Butz, Earl, 1970-1975

Carter, James Earl, 1976-1977

Crane, Philip, 1972-1978

DeJaegher, Raymond, 1970-1978

Dillon, Douglas, 1959-1960

Dobriansky, Lev, 1962-1974

Dole, Robert, 1970-1974

Douglas, William O., 1961

Dulles, Allen, 1948-1962. Includes a memorandum on the World Anti-Communist League

Dulles, John Foster. Includes speeches and correspondence with Cyrus Eaton, David Rowe, and others, 1944-1958

Durbrow, Elbridge, 1969-1972

Eisenhower, Dwight D. Includes correspondence with others, 1947-1969

Emmet, Christopher. Includes material relating to China, 1945-1970

Fifield, James W., Jr., 1955-1970

Ford, Gerald and Betty, 1961-1981

Goldwater, Barry, 1962-1984

Graham, Billy. Includes correspondence with others, 1950-1973

Grew, Joseph, 1950

Groves, Leslie R., 1951-1952

Henderson, Loy, 1960-1974

Herter, Christian A. and Mary. Includes related material and a letter relating to the International Cooperation Administration in Iran, 1949-1980

Hill, Robert C., 1958-1972

Hook, Sidney, 1969-1971. Includes printed article and seminar (?) notes

Hoover, Herbert. Includes related material, 1950-1976

Hoover, J. Edgar, 1944-1962

Hornbeck, Stanley. Includes correspondence with others and related material, 1961-1967

Humphrey, Hubert, 1945-1978

Hunter, Edward. Includes material relating to China, 1954-1975

Johnson, Lyndon B., 1963-1970

Kennedy, John, 1962?-1963

Kleindienst, Richard, 1970-1972

Lasky, Victor, 1954

Laubach, Frank C., 1957-1968

Lewis, Hobart, 1970-1975

Lewis, John, 1951

Liebman, Marvin, 1970-1976. SEE ALSO: Committee of One Million; Aid to Refugee Chinese Intellectuals; American Afro-Asian Educational Exchange; and American Chilean Council

Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr., 1955-1959

Lodge, John D., 1951-1959

Luce, Henry R., Clare Boothe, and Henry III. Includes material relating to China, statements and other material, 1944-1984

MacArthur, Douglas and Jean. Includes material relating to China, 1949-1984

Mandel, Benjamin. Includes material relating to China, 1949-1968

Motley, Arthur R., 1962-1968

Murrow, Edward R., 1953

Nixon, Richard M. Includes correspondence with others, 1952-1984

Nygaard, Harlan, 1945-1958

Peale, Norman Vincent, 1967-1976

Reagan, Ronald. Includes correspondence with others, 1966-1984

Rhee, Syngman. Includes memorandum of a meeting with Dr. Judd, and related material, 1943-1961

Rockefeller, Nelson. Includes correspondence with others, 1949-1975

Rogers, William P. Includes notes for a meeting (?), 1969-1972

Roosevelt, Franklin and Eleanor, 1943

Rowe, David, 1968-1973

Rozek, Edward J., 1970-1976

Rusk, Dean. Includes correspondence with others, 1950-1976

Stassen, Harold, 1945-1958

Teller, Edward, 1973-1974

Thomas, Lowell, 1970-1979

Truman, Harry S. Includes material on China, 1945-1973

Utley, Freda. Includes related material, 1948-1959

Wallace, DeWitt, 1964-1976

Wolfe, Ella and Bertram, 1974

General

General

General. Walter Judd: Chronicles of a Statesman, Edward J. Rozek (Ed.). Book of speeches and statements with comments by Dr. Judd

Correspondence

General. Primarily arrangements for speeches; includes Walter Hickel, 1963-1978

Agents, 1965-1976

Schedules, 1966-1971

Schedules, 1969-1976

Fragments and undated material. Includes clippings

General

Asia and China

1923-1926. Printed copies and a typescript relating to missionary work

"A Philosophy of Life That Works," 1932. Printed copies

1938-1940. Letter, typescripts, printed copies, and congressional testimony transcripts; primarily relates to China and Asia

1942

General. Printed copies, interview, typescript, and clippings relating to Dr. Judd's 1942 congressional campaign

"Behind the Conflict in the Pacific," Feb. 25. Typescript and clippings

1943

General

Debates in the Congressional Record

Insertions in the Congressional Record of material by others

Asia, Japan and China

General. Correspondence and a clipping

"How Can We Win in the Pacific?" Feb. 25. Printed copy

"How Japan Fights," April 22. Printed copy

Statement relating to China, Sept. 17. Typescript

"How Must We Deal with Japan after the War to Win the Peace?" Oct. 7. Typescript and correspondence

"Equal Treatment of China," Nov. 16. Printed copy

"American-Chinese Friendship in World Peace," Nov. 20. Typescript

Statement relating to the Cairo conference, Dec. 4. Typescripts

Asian immigration

Statement in Congress, n.d. Printed copy

"Should We Repeal the Chinese Exclusion Laws Now?" Sept. 2. Typescripts and printed copy

"Do We Believe Today in our Historic American Principles--Freedom and Equality?" Oct. 20. Printed copy

Domestic affairs. Typescript and printed copies of statements; includes material relating to post-war industrial conversion, reciprocal trade, and consumer subsidies

Foreign relations

General. Untitled typescripts

"What Future for a United Nations Organization?" March 29. Typescript

"After Victory--What?" August 11-29. Typescript and printed copy

"How [to] Achieve Security for America," Sept. 21. Printed copy

1944

General

Debates in the Congressional Record

Insertions in the Congressional Record

Asia and China

Untitled statement. Printed copy

"Iran Gives up Opium," n.d. Typescript

"Our Job in the Pacific," Jan. 8-10. Typescript

"Tribute to Sun Yat-Sen," Feb. 18. Typescript

"The Importance to America of Eliminating the Opium Evil Now," Feb. 21. Printed copy

"The Strategy of an International Attack upon the Opium Evil Now," Current Religious Thought, Oct. Typescript and printed copy

Statement on Sino-American relations, Oct. 5. Typescript

Clippings relating to a statement on the Stilwell mission to China, Nov. 2

Letter to the Editor, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Dec. Typescript

Domestic affairs. Typescript, printed copy, notes, and a letter; includes material relating to socialized medicine

Foreign relations

General. Citations and a typescript

"What Price Peace," Feb. 24. Typescript

Congressional letter to Cordell Hull relating to post-war foreign aid, March 24. Typescript

"Do We Have a Positive Foreign Policy Now?" April 13. Printed copies

"Post-War Planning," April 21. Typescript

Memorandum on a visit to England, Aug. Typescript

Remarks on Hays-Judd resolution, Sept.-Dec. Typescripts

Politics. Typescripts, printed copies, notes, clippings, and correspondence, 1944-1945

1945

General

Correspondence

Debates in the Congressional Record

Insertions in the Congressional Record

Asia and China

General. Brief statements; broadcast script, typescripts, clippings, notes, and correspondence

"What is Ahead in Asia." Typescript

"What Goes on in China," Feb. 9-15. Typescripts, and clipping

"How Can Unity be Achieved in China?" Feb. 22 Typescripts, printed copy, correspondence, clippings, background material, press releases, printed material, bulletins, and speeches by others (including Agnes Smedley), 1944-1945

"What is the Truth about China?" March 15. Printed copies and correspondence

"The People of China," April 23. Typescript

"China and the United States--A Challenge to Partnership," May. Printed copy, typescripts, and notes

"What Should be Our Policy in China?" Dec. 27. Typescripts, proofs, printed copy, and correspondence

Domestic affairs. Typescripts and printed copies of statements; includes material relating to the armed services, medical personnel, labor, and employment

Foreign affairs

General. Brief statements

"Our Prospects for Peace," March 10. Typescript

"Shall We Accept the San Francisco Charter?" June 28. Typescripts, press release, and correspondence

1945-1946. Labor. Statements relating to the Federal Mediation Act, and a congressional letter to President Truman; also includes a response to a column by Drew Pearson. Typescripts and printed copies

1946

General

General. Fragment and correspondence, 1946-1950

Debates in the Congressional Record

Inserts in the Congressional Record

Asia and China

Statement on military aid to China, Jan. 9. Typescript

"The Outlook in Asia," March 4. Typescript

"Manchurian Manifesto," May 17. Printed copy

"Our Policy in China," May 25. Printed copy

"Keys to the Chinese Puzzle," The Rotarian, June. Typescript and printed copy, 1945-1946

Domestic affairs. Typescripts and clipping of statements; primarily relates to price controls

Foreign relations. Typescript and printed copy of statements on a loan to Great Britain and atomic energy

Politics. Typescripts, printed copy, and notes

1947

General

General. Newsletter, correspondence, clipping, and a list

Debates in the Congressional Record

Insertions in the Congressional Record

Asia and China

General. Brief statements

"The Significance for America of Events in Asia," Jan. 5. Typescript

"Blunder out of China," July 26. Printed copy

Report to the Foreign Affairs Committee (?), Nov. 11. Notes

"Interim Aid to China," Dec. Typescript

Statements relating to aid to China, Dec. 5 and 11. Printed copies

"Why Help China?" Dec. 17. Typescripts

Statement relating to General Feng Yu-Hsiang, Dec. 19. Typescript and press release

Domestic affairs. Typescripts and printed copies; includes material relating to the National Security Act of 1947 and compulsory health insurance

Foreign relations

Remarks during the debate on the bill to aid Greece and Turkey, March-May. Printed copy and notes

"Shall We Continue the International Information and Educational Exchange Program?" June 6. Printed copy

"Which Way toward Peace?" Fall. Typescript

Statement on foreign aid, Dec. 8. Printed copy.

1947-1948. Statements relating to the United Nations

1947-1949. Speech notes relating to Asia and China

1947-1953. Typescripts, printed copies, press release, and notes relating to Asian immigration; includes remarks by Joseph Grew and others

1948

General

Correspondence

Debates in the Congressional Record

Insertions in the Congressional Record

Asia and China

"What Should We Do in China Now?" Jan. 6. Typescript, printed copies, correspondence, and printed material

"America's Stake in the Far East," Jan. 30. Typescripts

Congressional question and answer session with George Marshall, Feb. 20. Printed copy

Statements, March 23, 31 and June 19; includes remarks by General Claire Chennault. Printed copies

"The Chinese Dilemma," Nov. 21. Transcript of a radio discussion with John K. Fairbank

Statements, Nov. 30 and Dec. 18. Typescripts and a printed copy

Domestic affairs. Typescripts and printed copies; includes material relating to price supports, drafting doctors, and government operation

Foreign relations

"What Shall We Do about the Marshall Plan?" Feb. 19. Printed copy

"America's Expanding International Role," Feb. 22. Typescript

Statement relating to the Marshall Plan," March 24. Printed copy

"How Can We Preserve Peace and Freedom Now?" April 13. Typescript and printed copies

"Why Join the World Health Organization?" May 28. Printed copy and notes

"Building the New World," May 30. Typescript

"The War of Ideas in Europe and Asia," June 19. Printed copy

Joint statement by Walter Judd and Brooks Hays relating to the election, Oct. 13. Typescript

"One World--or Two?" Dec. 1. Typescript

Politics

General. Clipping, fragments, notes, and typescripts; includes radio broadcasts

Republican National Convention. Typescripts, printed copies, clippings, list, and correspondence; primarily relates to a speech by Dr. Judd nominating Harold Stassen for President

Radio broadcasts, Oct.-Nov.

1949

General

General. Correspondence and clippings; includes an exerpt from a speech by Dean Rusk citing Dr. Judd

Debates in the Congressional Record

Insertions in the Congressional Record

Asia and China

General. Brief statements. Typescripts, clipping, and notes; includes excerpts from an interview by Dr. Judd of Chiang Kai-shek

Interview, Jan. 10. Typescript

"How Can We Aid China?" Jan. 10. Typescript and printed copy

Letter to the Editor, China Weekly Review and Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury, Jan. 13-14. Typescripts

"Situation in China," Jan. 24. Typecript and printed copy

Congressional letter to President Truman, Feb. 7. Typescripts and correspondence (including a response from Dean Acheson)

Brief statements, Feb. 12-March 9

"Stop the Communists in China or Else," April. Typescript

Statements in debate relating to aid to China. April 4. Printed copy and notes

"Reds Must be Kept from South China," Cedar Rapids Gazette, May 8. Clipping

Comments on a letter from the Foreign Missions Conference, May. Typescript and correspondence

"Where and How Can Soviet Expansion be Halted in Asia with Minimum American Cost and Risk?" July. Typescript

Notes and brief statements, Aug. Holographs and typescripts

"The Significance of Events in Asia," Aug. Typescript

"Relief of Chinese Students in the United States," Aug. 1. Printed copy

"Speech on the Visit of President Quirino and the Pacific Pact," Aug. 9. Typescript

Statements on the State Department's White Paper, Aug. 5-21. Typescripts, press releases, and clippings; includes a speech in Congress and a military intelligence report released by Dr. Judd on the Chinese communist movement

Statement on aid to China, Aug. 18. Printed copy

"United States Relations with China," Aug. 19. Printed copy

Statement relating to the China lobby and Chiang Kai-shek, Aug. 25. Printed copy

Statement on U.S. policy toward China, Oct. 19. Includes a copy of a memorandum from John Service to General Stilwell. Typescripts

Congressional statement opposing recognition of communist China, Oct. 20. Typescript

Letter to the Editor, Minneapolis Tribune, and statements relating to the Angus Ward case, Nov. 21-Dec. 5. Typescripts and clipping

Statements relating to the recognition of communist China, Nov.-Dec. Typescripts and a clipping

Statement relating to a trip by Mao Tse-tung to Moscow, Dec. 18. Typescript

Domestic affairs. Typescripts, printed copies and fragments; includes material relating to the economy, housing, and medicine

Foreign relations

"America's Expanding International Role," 1948-1949. Typescript

"Putting all our Security Eggs in European Basket: A Reckless Gamble," Jan. 17. Printed copy

Statement relating to the Atlantic Pact, March 18. Typescript

Statement on the Foreign Aid Appropriation Bill of 1950, May 26. Printed copy

"Which Direction toward Peace?" May 29. Typescript and printed copy

"How Can We Best Resolve Our Differences with Russia?" May 31. Printed copies and correspondence

"Building the New World," June 5. Printed copy

"Military Aid to Europe and Asia--Why, What, How and to Whom?" Aug. 17. Typescript, clipping, and printed copy

"America's New Role in World Affairs," Nov. 3. Typescript

1950

General

General. Correspondence (including J.W. Fulbright), and citations

Debates in Congressional Record

Insertions in Congressional Record

Asia, Korea and China

Notes

Untitled statements relating to China, Jan.-Feb. Typescripts and a printed copy

"State Department Alibis for Disaster in China are Based on Falsehoods," Jan. Typescript and a printed copy of a related statement

Statements on diplomatic recognition and admission of communist China to the United Nations, Jan.-July. Typescripts, notes, and a radio broadcast transcript

"Remarks on the Bill to Provide Economic Aid to the Republic of Korea," Jan. 19. Typescript, printed copies, and notes

"What Should United States Policy in China Be?" Jan. 30. Printed copies

Response to a New York Times article relating to State Department policy toward China, March 17. Typescript

"What Should United States Policy Be in Asia?" March 26-28. Typescripts

Statement on the United Nations, April 3. Typescript and a letter from Matthew Woll of the Free Trade Union Committee

"What is the Meaning of the Korean Invasion for the United States and the United Nations?" June 27. Typescripts, printed copies, and correspondence (including H.H. Kung)

"Attack on Korea," June 27. Printed copy

"Comments on the Korean Crisis," June 28. Typescript

"How and Why Did We Get into War in Korea?" July 18. Printed copy, proofs, letter, and miscellany

Brief statements on Korea, July-Sept. Printed copies, typescripts, clippings, and notes

"The Meaning of Korea to You," Aug. 21. Typescripts

"Autopsy: Our Blunders in Asia," Autumn. Printed copies

Statement regarding the Korean Crisis, Sept. 15. Typescript

"What Now in China?" Oct. Typescript

"Disaster in China," Catholic Digest, Oct. Printed copy

Statement relating to Formosa, Dec. 1. Typescript

Congressional letter to President Truman, Dec. 5. Typescript

Statement, Dec. 8. Printed copy

Congratulatory statement relating to Burmese independence day, Dec. 20. Typescript

"The Five Lies," c. Dec.-1951 (?). Typescript

Foreign relations

"Is the Kremlin's Aim Conquest of the U.S.A.?" Jan. 17. Printed copy, typescript, and correspondence

Joint statement (with Brooks Hays) relating to House Concurrent Resolution 64, Jan. 31. Printed copy

Statement relating to the CARE book bill, March 1. Printed copy

Memorandum of conversation with the British Ambassador, March 18. Typescript

"Should We Cut the Appropriation for the Marshall Plan?" March 28. Typescript

Statements relating to the foreign aid program, March 29 and 31. Typescript and printed copies

Statement relating to communism, April 4. Printed copy

Joint statement (with Brooks Hays) relating to House Concurrent Resolution 64, April 6. Printed copy and letter

"Which Way to Freedom and Peace?" May 8. Printed copies

Broadcast relating to the Mutual Security Program, May 10. Typescript

Broadcast relating to the World Health Organization, June 12. Typescripts and letter

"Transfers of Naval Vessels," June 1. Printed copy and typescript

Statements, June 15-Aug. 18. Typescripts

"The Issues of Our Time," Christian-Evangelist, Aug. 23. Printed copy

Statement, Aug. 26. Printed copy

"The Fourteen Questions," Sept. 1. Printed copy

"Lippmann's Defense Theory," Minneapolis Tribune, Sept. 9. Clippings, note, and typescript

Joint statement (with Brooks Hays) relating to House Concurrent Resolution 64, Sept. 18. Printed copy

"Christian Foundation Stones," Wesley News, Nov. 17. Printed copy

Domestic affairs. Typescripts and printed copies; includes material relating to Dean Acheson, Alger Hiss, and the State Department, housing, communism, and civil rights

Politics. Correspondence, printed material, and typescripts; includes a report on the 81st Congress

1951

General

General

General. Correspondence and clippings

Debates in the Congressional Record

Insertions in the Congressional Record

"Just Between Us"

Newsletter. Correspondence and typescripts

Radio broadcasts. Notes and typescripts

Asia and China

"What Are We to Believe about Asia?" Jan. Typescript

Statements relating to Korea, Formosa, and China, Jan. 3-15. Typescripts

Joint statement relating to a proposed Pacific Pact, Jan. 23. Press release and clipping

Speech relating to China, Jan. 30. Typescript

"What Lies Behind Korea?" Feb. 11. Printed copy

"Does China Mean World War III?" March 13. Typescripts

"What Should We Do about Asia?" April 6. Typescript

Statements relating to the dismissal of General MacArthur, April 11-19. Typescripts and a printed copy

"What Shall We Do in Asia?" Credit and Financial Management, June. Printed copy

Article on Korea, June 19. Correspondence and fragments of clippings

Statement on Korea, June 27. Printed copy

Interview relating to Korea, June 30. Printed copy

"U.S. Perimeter in Asia," Catholic Digest, July. Printed copy

Press release, July 13. Typescript

Statements relating to the Philippine Security Treaty, Aug. Typescripts

"Why Should We Be Fighting in Korea?" Aug. 23. Printed copy and typescripts

Speech notes, Oct. 9

Domestic affairs. Typescripts and printed copies

Foreign relations

"We Must Move to Get a Stronger World Organization," Jan. Typescript

Newsletters issued by the Committee on World Freedom (written by Dr. Judd?), Jan.-April. Typescripts

Statement relating to Korea and communism, Jan. 3. Typescript

Congressional letter to President Truman relating to India, Jan. 30. Typescript

Speech relating to foreign aid, Feb. 9. Newsletter

Statement relating to French President Vincent Auriol, April 2. Typescript

"Building Unity in a Divided World," May 17. Typescript

"Security Comes First," Rotarian, June. Clipping

Statement relating to the Council of Europe, June 28. Typescript

Statements relating to the Mutual Security Act of 1951, Aug. 16-17. Typescripts and printed copy

"Why Give Aid for Refugees into Israel?" Aug. 17. Typescripts and printed copy

Speech, Aug. 25. Typescript

Congressional letter to Dean Acheson relating to the United Nations, Nov. 11. Typescript

1952

General

General

General. Correspondence and clippings

Debates in the Congressional Record

Insertions in the Congressional Record

"Just Between Us"

Newsletters. Correspondence and typescripts

Radio broadcasts. Typescripts and correspondence

Asia and China

Statement relating to the Korean War and the 1952 presidential campaign. Typescript

Letter to the Editor, Minneapolis Star-Tribune. Typescript and correspondence, Feb.-March

"What is the Role of the New Japan?" March 16. Printed copies and correspondence

Letters to the Editor and statements relating to Dr. Judd's involvement in the China Lobby; includes a response to a column by Drew Pearson, April-May. Typescripts and printed copies

Speech notes, April 2

"Korean Prisoners of War and Truce Talks," April 10. Printed copy

"POWs Must be Protected," Washington Post, April 21. Printed copy

Press release summary of a radio broadcast, June 4. Typescript

Statement on the Philippines, Dec. 13. Typescript

Domestic affairs. Typescripts and printed copies; includes material relating to compulsory health insurance and universal military training

Foreign relations

"Mutual Security Act of 1952," May 23. Printed copy

"Education for America's New Role in World Affairs," June 21. Typescript

Speech on foreign policy, Oct. 6. Typescript

Politics

General. Notes, clippings, broadcast transcripts, typescripts, and printed copies (including an article in the Saturday Evening Post) relating to Dr. Judd's congressional campaign and the 1952 presidential election; includes a draft of a speech written for Dwight Eisenhower and multiple drafts of minutes of a meeting with Dwight Eisenhower and his advisors

Republican National Convention. Variations of a speech, short statements, and correspondence

1952-1958. Statehood for Alaska and Hawaii. Typescripts, notes, correspondence (including Felix Stump), and printed material; includes material relating to communism in Hawaii

1953

General

General

General. Clipping and a program

Debates in the Congressional Record

Insertions in the Congressional Record

"Just Between Us"

Newsletter. Typescripts and correspondence; includes material relating to Korean POWs

Radio broadcasts. Typescripts and correspondence

Asia, Korea and China

General. Clippings, notes, brief typescripts, and a Letter to the Editor; includes a statement on Korean truce, 1951-1963

"China Must not be Traded for North Korea," 1953. Typescript

"Outlook for the Free World in Asia," May 2-June 30. Printed copies

Broadcast relating to Indochina, May 14. Typescript

Reports relating to the recognition of Communist China, July. Printed copy and typescript

Domestic affairs. Typescripts and printed copies; includes material relating to defense appropriations and government reorganization

Foreign relations

Statement on the death of Josef Stalin, March 6. Typescript

Statements in debate on foreign aid, March 30. Printed copy

"The World Crisis and Its Hope," Church Herald, June 6. Printed copy

"Why Should We Extend the Mutual Security Program?" June 18. Printed copy

Press release relating to the sale of surplus agricultural commodities, June 26. Typescript

1954

General

General. Clippings

Debates in the Congressional Record

Insertions in the Congressional Record. Includes correspondence with Thruston B. Morton and others

Radio broadcasts. Correspondence and transcripts. Includes "Just Between Us" and other programs

Asia and China

General. Brief statements, interview, and notes

"Why Mao's Government Threatens World Peace," U.S. News and World Report, Jan.-Feb. Printed copy, press release, and correspondence (including Joseph Grew and J. Leighton Stuart)

Statement relating to Indochina, Feb. 18. Typescript and printed copy

"China and U.S.-Asian Policy," March 9. Typescript and printed copy

"The Free World's Stake in Asia," March 17. Printed copy and typescript

"First-Hand Report on Asia," March 26. Typescript

"What Should We Do about Asia?" May 7. Typescript

"The Significance for Foreign Trade of Communist Conquests in Asia," May 19. Typescript, printed copy, and correspondence

"Should We Trade with the Soviet Union and Communist China?" May 28. Printed copy

"President Magsaysay's Administration," May 20. Printed copy

"Comments on the Indochina Munich," July 20. Typescripts and notes

Interview, July 31. Typescript

"The Case Against Recognition of Communist China," Aug. 20. Typescript

Domestic affairs. Typescripts, printed copy, notes, and clippings; includes material relating to Indian health services, agricultural surpluses, and the Wolf Ladejinsky loyalty-security case, 1954-1955

Foreign relations

Brief statement on the Berlin conference, Feb. Typescript and clipping

"Pakistan's Food Shortage Relieved by Only Two-Thirds of American Wheat Grant," March 17. Printed copy, typescripts, and a press release

Statement on the sale of agricultural surpluses, May 10. Typescripts

Radio broadcast relating to Central America and Indochina, May 30. Typescript

"Free World at the Crossroads," June 17 and Dec. Typescripts, printed copy, notes, and correspondence

Congressional letter to President Eisenhower in response to a statement by Anthony Eden, June 24. Typescripts

"Mutual Security Act of 1954," June 29. Printed copy

Press release relating to the shooting-down of an airliner over Indochina, July 24. Typescripts

Statement, Aug. 20. Typescripts

Press release relating to a European treaty ratification, Dec. 30. Typescript

Politics. Press releases, typescripts, miscellany, and correspondence

1955

General

General

General. Correspondence and clippings

Debates in the Congressional Record

Insertions in the Congressional Record. Includes correspondence

"Just Between Us". Typescripts and correspondence relating to radio broadcasts

Asia and China

General. Brief statements, notes, and clippings; includes notes relating to communications (?) with John Foster Dulles

"Why We Cannot Let the Communists Have Formosa," Jan. 25. Printed copy

Press releases relating to China, March-July. Typescripts

"Are We Right or Wrong in Asia?" July 10. Printed copy

Statement of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, Far East Subcommittee, on recognition of China, Aug. 1. Typescript

"One of the Great Underdeveloped Resources in the Orient: Millions of English-Speaking Asians," Aug. 2. Printed copy

"What is the Meaning of the Current Talks with Red China?" Aug. 7. Radio broadcast transcript and letters

Domestic affairs. Printed copies, typescripts, and press releases; includes material relating to taxes and wage increases

Foreign relations

"Our Christian Task in Today's World," Feb. 25. Typescript

"The Christian Approach to Solving World Problems," March 7. Typescripts

"Message for Seventh Anniversary of Jewish State," April 27. Notes, typescript and letter

"What Must We Do to Prevent War?" June 29. Printed copy

"America's Book Program Abroad is Making Good Headway," June 30. Printed copy

Press releases relating to proposed peace talks, June-July. Typescripts

Press release relating to foreign aid, July 12

Open letter to President Eisenhower, July 14

Press release relating to the sale of agricultural surpluses, July 25

"USO- 1955," Sept. Brief statement and letter

1955-1964. Foreign aid. Speech notes and printed material, 1951-1971

1955-1979. Captive nations. Notes, typescripts, and miscellany, 1955-1981

1956

General

General

Debates in the Congressional Record

Insertions in the Congressional Record

"Just Between Us"

Newsletters. Typescripts

Radio broadcasts. Correspondence and typescripts

Asia and China

General. Brief statements, typescripts, printed copies, notes, clippings, and correspondence, 1955-1956

"KEEP: Rural Development in Japan," March 29. Printed copy

Statement relating to the admission of China to the United Nations, July 18. Printed copy

"The Outlook in Asia," July 27. Printed copy

Domestic affairs. Printed copies, and press releases; includes material relating to labor, aviation, education, and economic policy

Foreign relations. Includes Asia and China

"A Reappraisal of Goals and Methods in 'Foreign Aid'." Typescript

Statements relating to the World Health Organization, Feb.-Oct. Typescripts and draft resolution

"International Tensions," April 30. Typescript

"A Congressman Looks Inside the State Department," U.S. News and World Report, May 31. Printed copy

"How to Meet the Communist 'Peace' Offensive," June 6. Printed copy

"Mutual Security Act of 1956," June-July. Printed copies of statements in debate

"How Important is Foreign Aid?" June 10. Printed copy

Politics. Notes, printed copy, and typescripts; includes material relating to Richard Nixon, Dwight Eisenhower, and a reply to Dr. Judd's congressional

1957

General

General

General. Correspondence

Debates in the Congressional Record

Insertions in the Congressional Record

"Just Between Us". Notes, typescripts, and clippings relating to radio broadcasts

Asia and China. Notes, brief statements, interview, book review, and miscellany

Domestic affairs. Printed copies and typescripts

Foreign relations. Includes Asia and China

Press release relating to the Middle East, Feb. 21. Typescript

Statements on foreign aid, c. March

"How Effective is Our Foreign Aid Program?" March 31. Printed copy

"Our Foreign Aid Program--A Bureaucratic Nightmare," Readers Digest, April. Printed copy and correspondence

"Primary Aim of Foreign Aid is to Help the United States," April. Printed copy

"What About the Foreign Aid Program?" May 6. Typescript

"What Shall We Do about 'Foreign Aid'?" July 16. Printed copy

"Towards a Happier Neighborhood," Oct. Printed copy

Interview relating to foreign aid, Oct. 22. Typescript

Statement to the United Nations relating to Korea, Nov. 12. Typescript

1958

General

General. Primarily correspondence

Debates in the Congressional Record

Insertions in the Congressional Record

Asia and China. Notes, clippings, and a short statement

Domestic affairs. Typescripts, clippings, press releases, and printed copies; includes material relating to education and labor

Foreign relations

General. Notes and brief statements

"Economic Development of Underdeveloped Countries," Department of State Bulletin, Jan. Printed copy

"Two Worlds in Deadly Conflict," Faith at Work, 1958. Printed copy

"Our Heritage," Bulletin of the Crozer Theological Seminary, Jan. Printed copy

"World Issues and the Christian," Jan 5. Typescript

"Mutual Security Act of 1958," May 13. Printed copy

"The Conflict Moves Toward a Climax," June 8. Typescript

Statement on the sale of agricultural surpluses, c. July. Typescript, printed copy and a letter

"The World Situation Demands United Action by all Christians," Sept. 11-14. Printed copy

1958-1959. Statements relating to John Foster Dulles and Christian Herter. Typescripts, printed copies, and press releases

1959

General

General

General. Primarily correspondence

Debates in the Congressional Record

Insertions in the Congressional Record. Includes a letter

"Just Between Us". Newsletters

Asia and China

General. Notes and brief statements

"Should We Establish Diplomatic and Commercial Relations with Communist China and Admit it [to] Membership in the United Nations?" March 19. Typescript

"Against Seating of Communist China in the United Nations," Aug. 17. Printed copy

Domestic affairs. Printed copies, press releases, and typescripts; includes material relating to labor and education

Foreign relations

General

Statement on exchange programs, 1959. Typescript

Statements relating to a resolution on Panama, Feb. 2. Printed copy

Statement relating to the Berlin crisis and John Foster Dulles, March 5. Press release

"Where Do We Stand Now in our World Relations," March 9. Typescript

Statement and interview relating to the Berlin crisis, March 9-10. Typescript and press release

Statement relating to tax relief for families who support foreign exchange students, March 20. Press release

"Power of the United States is Very Great," April 2. Press release

Statement on foreign aid, April 9. Press release

"A Solid, United Hemisphere," April 14. Printed copy

Speech notes, May 17

"White House Conference on Refugee Problems," May 22. Typescript

"The Erosion of America's Will to Win," May 28. Press release and printed copy

Statement relating to U.S.-Canada relations, June 25. Press release

"The Basic Themes for Survival," July. Printed copy

Questions for an interview, July 1. Typescript

"Vice President Nixon's Visit to Russia," July 29. Typescript

Interview relating to the Mutual Security program, July 31. Typescript

"Red Imperialism Marches On," Sept. 27. Printed copy

"Why Does Russia Want Negotiations?" Western World, Nov. Printed copy

Soviet visitors

Mikoyan, Anastas. Clippings, correspondence, biographical material, interviews, newsletters, notes, and a press release, Jan.-Feb.

Menshikov, Mikhail. Press release and clippings, May

Khrushchev, Nikita. Clippings, correspondence, and press releases, 1959-1971

1959-1962. Cuba. Notes, press release, wire reports, typescripts and printed copies

1960

General

Debates in the Congressional Record

Insertions in the Congressional Record

Asia and China. Notes, brief statements, typescripts, press release, and clippings; includes material relating to communism in Japan and U.S. relations with communist China

Domestic affairs. Printed copies, typescripts and press releases; includes material relating to health and education

Foreign relations

Speech on foreign policy. Typescript

"Building Unity in a Divided World," Jan. 3. Typescript

Printed article relating to international student exchange programs, March 9. Clippings, typescript, letter, Feb.-March

Eulogies for Thomas Masaryk and Ramon Magsaysay, March 7-17. Printed copies

"Mutual Security Act of 1960," April 21. Printed copy

Statements relating to the Paris summit conference, May 16-18. Notes and typescripts

"Our Religious Heritage...and the Blessings of Liberty," June 16. Printed copy and correspondence

Speeches on foreign relations, Sept. 8-Nov. 14. Printed copies

Politics

General. Notes, typescripts, and a clipping

1960 Republican National Convention

General. Notes, correspondence, clippings, printed copies, and typescripts; includes material relating to agriculture, the U-2 incident, charges by Dr. Judd of fraud in the presidential election, and a description of a discussion with Richard Nixon about the vice-presidential nomination

"We Must Develop a Strategy for Victory...To Save Freedom! Freedom Everywhere," July 25. Printed copies

Speech nominating Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. for Vice President, July 28. Press release

1961

General

General. Primarily correspondence

General

Christian Anti-Communist Crusade

Gaitskell, Hugh. Comments on a debate between Dr. Judd and Hugh Gaitskell

Gaitskell, Hugh

Debates in the Congressional Record

Insertions in the Congressional Record. Includes correspondence

Asia and China

General. Notes, correspondence, clippings, pamphlet, interviews, and typescripts; includes material relating to Laos

"Why Communist China [is] not Eligible for U.N. Membership until it Changes its World Goals and its Behavior," Aug. 13. Typescript

Statement relating to Philippine war claims, Sept. 7. Typescript and notes

Statement at a press conference in Korea, Oct. 28. Typescript

Domestic affairs. Printed copies, press releases, and transcripts

Foreign relations

"What Can You Do for America?" May 1. Printed copies and a letter

Statement relating to the Alliance for Progress, April 25. Printed copy

"The Battle of Philippi: Its Significance," June 2. Typescript

"The Road to Peace," June. Printed copy

"Common Defense or General Welfare: Which First?" June 22. Printed copies

Speech relating to foreign relations, July 29. Typescript

Letter and clipping relating to Berlin, Sept.

"Joint Appearance" (with Senator Stuart Symington), Sept. 7. Press release, typescript, and correspondence

"The Peace Corps," Sept. 14. Printed copy

Statement relating to the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Sept. 19. Typescript

"From this Nettle Danger," Sept. 23. Printed copy

Interview, Sept. 27. Printed copy

"The Impact of World Events upon American Businessmen," Oct. 12. Typescript

"Hollywood's Answer to Communism," Oct. 17. Typescript and a letter

Statements relating to the Congo, Dec. Clippings

1962

General

General. Clippings

Debates in the Congressional Record

Insertions in the Congressional Record. Includes correspondence

Asia, Vietnam and China. Notes, typescripts, and printed copies; includes material relating to Philippine war damage claims

Domestic affairs. Press releases, typescripts, notes, voting record, and printed copies; includes material relating to labor, civil rights, and health

Foreign affairs

Statement relating to communism. Typescript

Statement relating to the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. Typescript

Interview relating to communism, Feb. 9. Typescript

Statements relating to the United Nations bond issue, Feb. 17-Sept. 14. Typescripts, printed copy, and clippings

"Whither America?" Feb. 18. Typescript

Letter to the Editor, Christian Century, July 2. Typescript and correspondence

Statements relating to foreign aid, July. Printed copy and typescript

Letter to the Editor, Wanderer, Aug. 8. Typescripts and correspondence

"The Facts about the United Nations Children's Fund," Aug. 14. Printed copy, clipping, and correspondence

Statement relating to foreign aid, Oct. 19. Typescript

Statement relating to India, Oct. 31. Typescript

Politics. Clippings and typescripts

1963-1966

General. Clippings and correspondence

Asia, Vietnam and China. Notes, clippings, typescripts, and printed copies; includes Dr. Judd's testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, entitled, "What Could Have Been Done to Avert the Present Problem in Viet Nam?" 1964-1966

Domestic affairs. Typescripts and printed copies; includes material relating to health, government, and education

Foreign relations

"Being a Christian in a World of Turmoil," 1963 Jan. 6. Typescript

Speech relating to communism, 1963 April 20, Typescript

Interview, 1963 May. Printed copy

Speech relating to communism, 1963 June 22. Typescript

"Communism: Wave of the Future or of the Past?" 1963 Aug. Printed copy

Statements relating to the Test Ban Treaty, 1963 Sept.-1964 April

Speech relating to foreign relations, 1963 Oct. 30-31. Typescript and letter

"Our Task for 1964," 1964 Jan. 5. Typescript

"From Defeat to Victory," 1965 Feb. 14. Typescript

1964-1970. "Washington Report," sponsored by the American Security Council, and co-hosted by Thomas Dodd. SEE ALSO: AUDIOVISUAL FILE

General. Primarily lists of participating stations, 1964-1971

Correspondence, 1964-1974

Press releases, 1964-1967

Promotional material, 1965-1971

Schedules, 1964-1968

Transcripts, 1964-1970

1964 Sept.-1965 May. Includes broadcasts by Dwight Eisenhower, 1964 Sept.

1965 June-1966 March

1966 April-Nov.

1966 Dec.-1967 July

1967 Aug.-1968 April

1968 May-Dec.

1969 Jan.-1970 Nov.

1964-1981. Politics. Clippings, statements, and an interview; includes material relating to Watergate, Hubert Humphrey, and the 1964 Republican National Convention

1967-c. 1982

General. Correspondence, clippings, and miscellany, 1967-1976

Asia, China, and Vietnam

General

General. Notes, press releases, brief statements, and correspondence

China. Primarily relates to Nixon's trip to communist China and its admission to the United Nations; includes a letter to U.N. Ambassador George Bush, and a draft letter to Henry Kissinger, 1967-1979

Southeast Asia, 1967-1975

Background material

Clippings and press releases

"Should We Establish Diplomatic and Commercial Relations with Communist China and Seat it in the United Nations?" c. 1960's-1971. Typescripts

Draft statement for the Committee of One Million, 1967 Jan. Typescript

"The Dangers of 'Negotiation' in Vietnam," 1967 Jan. Typescript

Speech relating to Vietnam, 1967 Feb. 23. Typescript

Outlook for Asia, 1967 May 12-13. Pamphlet

Statement relating to U.N. admission for Communist China, 1967 Sept. 29. Typescript

"Vietnam: The Crucial Test of Character," 1967 Dec. Typescript

"Shall We Change our China Policy?" 1968 June. Typescript

Statement relating to China, prepared for the Committee on Resolutions of the Republican National Committee, 1968 July 29. Press release

"No 'Surrender' in the Vietnam Peace Talks!" Readers Digest, 1968 Sept. Printed copy

"Ferment in the Far East," 1968-1974. Speech notes

"Prospects for Peace in the Pacific," 1969-1970. Clipping and speech notes

"Blast Vietnam Dikes if Hanoi Won't Negotiate," 1969 Nov. 4. Clipping and a letter

Report to the State Department on a visit to Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand, 1969 Dec. Typescript

Speech relating to Vietnam, 1970 March 20. Printed copy

"Has Communist China Earned a Seat in the United Nations?" 1971. Typescript

"Red China and the United Nations," 1971 April 22. Typescript

"If Red China Enters the United Nations," 1971 June 16. Typescript

"Should Communist China be Admitted to the United Nations?" 1971 July 19. Notes and typescript

"An Appeal to Conscience," 1971 Sept. 29. Form letter and press release issued by the Committee of One Million, but probably drafted by Dr. Judd

"Highlights of an Address," 1971 Dec. Printed copy and typescripts

"Some Lessons from Vietnam," 1972-1975. Typescripts

Open letter to Richard Nixon relating to Vietnam, 1972 Nov. Typescripts

"Decisive Factors in the Vietnam War," 1973 Jan. Typescript

Letter to the Editor, Washington Post, 1975 May 8. Typescripts

"With Whom Are We Going to Normalize?" 1976 April 20. Typescripts, printed copy, and a press release

Statement for the Republican Platform Committee, 1976 Aug. Typescripts, telegram, and a press release

Speech to the World Christian Anti-Communist Association, 1978 Oct. 6. Printed copy

Domestic affairs

General. Primarily motivational and inspirational speeches and statements, 1967-1978

New Left, protest movements, communism, and youth. Notes, brief statements, and background material, 1967-1971

Foreign relations

General

Brief statements and notes, 1967-1981

Background material, 1967-c. 1982

"What's Ahead for America?/Where in the World Are We Going?" 1967-1975. Typescripts, printed copies, holograph notes, and printed material

"We've Feared 'Confrontation' but We've Had 12, Stood Up, and Things Got Better--Not Worse," 1967 May. Printed copies

Speech relating to communism, 1968 Sept. 30. Typescript

"How Make Peace?" 1970-1971. Typescript and printed copy

Statement relating to Soviet missiles, 1971. Typescript

"What Hope for Today's World?" 1971 Jan. 17. Typescript

"Communism--NO!" 1972 Aug. 27. Typescript, clippings, printed copy, and a letter from Alexandra Tolstoy

Statement relating to human rights, 1972 Dec. 10. Typescript

Statement relating to foreign relations, 1973 April 3. Typescript

Statement relating to detente, 1974 Jan. Typescript

"The Communist Conspiracy," 1975 April. Typescript prepared for Nelson Rockefeller

Former Members of Congress. Printed copies and typescripts; includes statements by Gerald Ford and Brooks Hays, 1970-1982

General

General

General. Notes, lists, and printed material, 1953-1962

Administrative material

General. Correspondence and memoranda primarily relating to office operation, and expenses, 1946-1966

Congressional Record. Correspondence and miscellany, 1953-1963

Clippings. Relates to Dr. Judd; includes correspondence, 1945-1964

Commendations. Remarks by others about Dr. Judd, including a House Foreign Affairs Committee resolution, 1947-1962

Correspondence

General. Predominantly letters from constituents; includes invitations, responses to questionnaires, letters of congratulations, sympathy and introduction, correspondence relating to office functions, job and academy recommendations, and other miscellaneous subjects

1945

1945

1946

1947

1948

1949

1950

1951

1952

1953-1954

1955-1956

1955-1956

1957-1958

1957-1958

1959-1960

1959-1960

1959-1960

1961-1962

1961-1962

Congress. Includes Everett Dirksen, Robert Byrd, Birch Bayh, Edward Brooke, John Bricker, Henry Jackson, Jesse Helms, Hiram Fong, Jim Wright, Carl Curtis, Edmund Muskie, Mark Hatfield, Frances Bolton, John Tower, and Strom Thurmond, 1949-1978

Personal. Family, financial and miscellaneous

1945-1952

1953-1962

Legislation. Predominantly bills sponsored by Walter Judd. SEE: SPEECHES AND WRITINGS for his statements on these proposals

General. Correspondence, draft legislation, reports, hearing transcript, memoranda, and printed material, 1953-1960

78th Congress (1943-1944)

General. Lists and copies of bills, 1943-1944

Asian immigration

General. Printed articles, draft legislation, notes, charts, memoranda, reports and statements, 1942-1943

Correspondence. Includes Clare Boothe Luce, Norman Thomas, Alfred Kohlberg, Francis Sayre, Claude Pepper, and the ACLU; also includes a chart, resolutions, and clippings, 1942-1947

Opium. Bills, report, resolutions, correspondence, and printed material, 1944-1948

78th-80th Congress. Draft legislation, statements, and correspondence (with Brooks Hays and others) relating to resolutions to establish a bipartisan congressional committee to deal with foreign policy, 1944-1947

79th Congress (1945-1946). Lists of bills, and correspondence; primarily relates to war claims and immigration, 1945

80th Congress (1947-1948)

General. Press releases, bills, letters, statements, and printed material; primarily relates to Hawaiian statehood, immigration, and the Presidential Medal of Honor, 1942-1949

Asian immigration. Statements (including Bonner Fellers), reports, memoranda, draft legislation, charts, agenda, printed material and correspondence (including Mark Clark and John J. McCloy), 1947-1948

World Health Organization. Draft and final copies of legislation, minutes, correspondence, reports, memoranda, printed material, notes, and a hearing transcript, 1946-1948

81st Congress (1949-1950)

General. Legislation and correspondence, 1949-1951

Atlantic Union

General. Notes, printed material, bills, reports, pamphlet, flyers, memorandum, resolution, and a speech transcript (Estes Kefauver), 1949-1950

Correspondence, 1949-1951

Chinese students. Notes, reports, draft and final copies of bills, press release, clipping, pamphlet, and correspondence, 1949-1955

Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe, Inc. (CARE). Draft legislation, press release, notes, statements, memorandum, correspondence, clippings, reports, and a pamphlet, 1949-1950

International organizations. Report, hearing and debate transcripts, resolution, and correspondence, 1949-1950

81st-82nd Congress

Asian immigration

General. Draft and final copies of bills, notes, memoranda, reports, statements, clippings, flyer, charts, and press releases, 1948-1956

Correspondence. Includes Norman Thomas, Pat McCarran, Joseph C. Grew, Mark Clark and others, 1949-1952

United Nations. Correspondence, reports, press release, statements, printed material, statements of purpose, and minutes; primarily relates to resolutions to strengthen the United Nations, and the United World Federalists

1949 June-Dec.

1950-1961

82nd Congress (1951-1952)

General. Lists, copies of bills, correspondence (including Joseph C. Grew), and notes, 1951-1952

Council of Europe. Draft resolutions, memorandum, report, correspondence (including Lord Layton), and a bulletin, 1951

Indian emergency assistance. Draft legislation, memorandum, notes, reports, correspondence, clippings, and miscellany, 1951

Korean student aid. Legislation, correspondence, and report, 1951-1952

82nd Congress-83rd Congress. Native American health services

General. Notes, resolutions, reports, printed articles, press releases, statements, hearing transcripts, newsletters, charts, minutes, flyers, memoranda, and draft legislation, 1949-1971

General

Correspondence

General, 1951-1965

Minnesota Department of Health (Dr. Albert Chesley); includes reports and memoranda as enclosures, 1924-1954

83rd Congress (1953-1954)

General. Lists, correspondence, and copies of bills, 1953-1954

Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance Act of 1954

General. Statements (including Dwight Eisenhower, Lyndon Johnson, and Orville Freeman), draft and final copies of legislation, charts, memoranda, press releases, notes, clippings and other printed material, and reports, 1953-1967

Correspondence. Includes Ezra T. Benson, Harold Stassen, John McClellan, Hubert Humphrey, and Walter Robertson, 1953-1976

Pakistan. Statements (includes John Foster Dulles and Harold Stassen), bills, notes, and a letter; relates to wheat exports, 1953

84th Congress (1955-1956)

General. Correspondence, lists and copies of bills, and printed material relating to miscellaneous legislation, 1955-1956

WHO Conference. Copy of legislation, and correspondence, 1956

85th Congress (1957-1958). Lists and copies of bills, correspondence, and a clipping relating to miscellaneous legislation, 1957-1958

86th Congress (1959-1960)

General. Notes, clippings, lists and copies of bills, report, statement, and correspondence; includes material relating to agricultural products, immigration, foreign relations, and labor, 1959-1960

Atlantic Union. Draft legislation, notes, printed material, report, serial issue, and correspondence, 1952-1961

Employment Act of 1946 (amendment). Correspondence, copy of proposed legislation, press releases, notes, statement, memorandum, and newsletters, 1958-1960

Freedom Academy bill. Correspondence (including Bernard Baruch, Lev Dobriansky, Gloria Steinem, Karl Mundt, Suzanne Labin, and DeWitt Wallace), draft legislation, reports, speeches, clippings, printed articles (including Carlos P. Romulo), notes, and hearing transcripts, 1957-1967

Freedom Academy bill

Philippine War Damage Commission. Correspondence and bills, 1960-1962

87th Congress (1961-1962). Lists and copies of bills, memorandum, correspondence, printed material; includes material relating to pension plans, Social Security, taxes, foreign relations and immigration, 1960-1962

Notes. Primarily records of meetings

General. Includes clippings, 1949-1953

Dulles, John Foster, 1952-1955

Eisenhower, Dwight, 1952-1955

Ford, Gerald R., 1974-1975

Herter, Christian, 1959

Johnson, Lyndon, 1961-1964

Kissinger, Henry, 1972-1973

Rusk, Dean, 1950-1964

Truman, Harry S., 1949-1950

Trips

1944. England and China. Notes, correspondence, printed material, and press releases

1947 Sept.-Oct. Primarily relates to the United States Information Service (USIS)

General. Reports, notes, clippings, letter, itineraries, miscellany, and a map, 1947-1948

Austria. Itinerary and reports, 1947

Belgium. Meeting summaries, itinerary, fact sheets and a report, 1947

Bulgaria. Correspondence, reports, and miscellany, 1947-1948

Czechoslovakia. Transcripts of news articles, meeting summaries, questionnaire, itinerary, and a report, 1947

Denmark. Letters, notes, report, and miscellany, 1947

England. Notes, memorandum, itinerary, and a report, 1947

Finland. Meeting summary, report, and miscellany, 1947

France and Luxembourg. Fact sheets, reports, notes, and meeting summaries, 1947

Germany. Meeting summary, reports, miscellany, itinerary, and memoranda, 1947

Greece. Itinerary, letters, meeting summaries, reports, clippings, and a press release, 1947

Hungary. Itinerary, reports, and notes, 1947

Italy. Itinerary, meeting summary, letter, and reports, 1947

Netherlands. Meeting summary, memorandum, itinerary, press release, and miscellany, 1947

Norway. Itinerary, notes, letter, meeting summaries, and clippings, 1947

Poland. Itinerary, meeting summaries, reports, and a memorandum, 1947

Portugal. Itinerary, reports, and miscellany, 1947

Rumania. Invitation, letters, reports, and a news article, 1947

Spain. Clippings, miscellany, reports, meeting summaries (including General Franco), and letters, 1947-1948

Sweden. Itinerary, pamphlet, meeting summary, notes, memorandum, reports, and miscellany, 1947

Turkey. Itinerary, news articles, miscellany, memorandum, reports, and a telegram, 1947

1947 Oct.-Nov. Far East

General. Notes, itineraries and correspondence, 1947

China

General. State Department reports, wire reports and news articles, clippings, letter, and miscellany, 1947-1948

Nanking and Peiping. Lists, tables, memoranda, reports, correspondence, notes, press release, pamphlet, and miscellany, 1947

Shanghai. Notes, itinerary, memoranda, bulletin, news articles, and miscellany, 1947

Japan. Statements, press release, reports, itinerary, and miscellany, 1947

Korea. Correspondence, memoranda, speech, reports, newsletter, printed articles, clippings, press release, and miscellany, 1946-1948

1950. World Health Organization (WHO) Assembly, Geneva. Clippings, correspondence, notes, statements, reports, miscellany, minutes, and press releases, 1950

1951

June. European reconstruction (Marshall Plan and military aid programs) study group. Correspondence (including Dwight Eisenhower), newsletter, notes of a meeting with General Eisenhower, itineraries, clipping, statement, notes, and miscellany, 1951

November. Council of Europe meeting, Strasbourg

General. Reports, pamphlets, bulletin, correspondence, clippings, miscellany and press releases, 1947-1953

Conference material. Notes, reports, statistics, miscellany, resolutions, debate transcripts, speeches, and a letter, 1951

Conference material

1953 April. India, Pakistan and the Far East. Clippings, correspondence, reports, newsletters, statement, notes, miscellany and itineraries, 1953

1953 Nov. Far East

General. Correspondence (including General Matthew Ridgway and Congressional colleagues), memorandum, itineraries, clippings, press release, miscellany, and a report, 1953-1954

Burma. Clipping, budget, meeting memorandum, miscellany, and correspondence, 1953-1954

Hong Kong. Correspondence and statements, 1950-1954

Indonesia. Correspondence, memorandum, and miscellany, 1953-1954

Japan. Miscellany and correspondence, 1953-1954

Korea. Correspondence (including Syngman Rhee), clipping, notes, and miscellany, 1953-1954

Laos. Letter and miscellany, 1953-1954

Malaysia. Correspondence and miscellany, 1952-1954

Philippines. Correspondence and miscellany, 1953-1954

Taiwan. Clippings, miscellany, correspondence, memorandum, map, and a pamphlet, 1951-1954

Thailand. Correspondence and miscellany; includes a letter relating to conditions in Cambodia, 1953-1954

Vietnam. Correspondence and miscellany, 1953-1954

1955 Oct.-Dec. Middle and Far East

General.

General. Extensive travel notes and reports, itinerary, miscellany, and a press release, 1955

Report. Printed copy of report and related correspondence, 1956-1957

Afghanistan. Itinerary, 1955

Burma. Letter and miscellany, 1955

Cambodia. Itinerary, 1955

Ceylon. Itinerary, 1955

Egypt. Pamphlet, and report with cover letter, 1955

Hong Kong. Itinerary and miscellany, 1955

India. Itinerary and miscellany, 1955

Indonesia. Invitation, 1956

Iran. Briefing materials relating to the U.S. military mission in Iran, and miscellany, 1955

Iraq. Report, briefing materials, and miscellany, 1955

Israel. Miscellany, 1955

Italy. Miscellany, 1955

Japan. Clippings, correspondence, and miscellany, 1955

Korea. Correspondence, miscellany, and clippings, 1955

Lebanon. Miscellany, 1955

Pakistan. Letter and itinerary, 1955

Philippines. Notes and itinerary, 1955

Syria. Itinerary and miscellany, 1955

Taiwan. Correspondence, clippings, serial issue, and miscellany, 1955

Thailand. Correspondence and miscellany, 1955

Turkey. Itinerary, 1955

Vietnam. Itinerary and miscellany, 1955

1956. Delegation to the inauguration of President Syngman Rhee of Korea. Correspondence (including John Foster Dulles), miscellany, schedules, notes, speech (Syngman Rhee), memorandum, and a clipping, 1953-1958

1959. Middle and Far East

General

General. Correspondence, miscellany, and a press report, 1959-1960

State Department briefing material. Reports relating to general conditions and development projects in multiple countries

Report. Printed copy and draft of Judd minority views, 1960

Afghanistan. Letter and pamphlets, 1959

Cambodia. Pamphlet, miscellany, speech draft, telegrams, and charts, 1959

Hong Kong. Correspondence, clippings, miscellany, pamphlet, Chinese language publications, memoranda, and reports; primarily relates to Chinese refugees and USIS programs, 1958-1959

Indonesia. Pamphlets, miscellany, briefing materials, map, letter, and biographical sketches, 1958-1959

India. Correspondence (including Amb. Ellsworth Bunker), clipping and miscellany, 1959

Iran. Report, maps, and briefing materials relating to the U.S. military mission in Iran, 1957-1959

Japan. Briefing material prepared by the U.S. High Commissioner of the Ryukyu Islands, 1959

Korea. Correspondence, reports, summary of a meeting with Syngman Rhee, clippings, and miscellany, 1959

Laos. Correspondence, report, and miscellany, 1959

Pakistan. Reports, pamphlets, letter, and miscellany, 1959-1960

Philippines. Correspondence, speech, photographs and miscellany, 1959-1961

Taiwan. Pamphlets, correspondence, reports, and miscellany, 1958-1959

Thailand. Correspondence, itinerary and clipping, 1959

Vietnam. Correspondence (Elbridge Durbrow), clippings, reports, and miscellany, 1958-1960

1961. Relating to U.S. aid programs

General. Itinerary and press release, 1961

Afghanistan. Letter, 1961

Hong Kong. Reports, correspondence, clipping, and miscellany, 1961-1962

India. Correspondence, reports, press release, booklet, charts, notes, and miscellany, 1961

Iran. Report, correspondence, and an itinerary, 1961

Japan. Itinerary and miscellany, 1961

Korea. Report, clippings, press release, diagrams, correspondence, bulletin, itinerary, 1960-1961

Pakistan. Correspondence, serial issue, reports, press releases, and miscellany, 1961

Taiwan. Correspondence, clippings, pamphlets, Chinese Communist leaflets, Nationalist "psychological warfare" material, booklet, reports, and miscellany; includes information on refugee Chinese, 1961-1962

Thailand. Correspondence, reports, clippings, and miscellany, 1960-1961

Turkey. Report, letter, memorandum, and miscellany, 1961

Vietnam. Pamphlet, letters, and miscellany, 1961

1962. U.S.-British Parliamentarians meeting, Bermuda. Correspondence, notes, biographical sketches, agenda, and miscellany, 1960-1962

Voting records. Printed material, correspondence, and notes, 1953-1962

Executive departments

General

General. Correspondence, primarily relating to independent and miscellaneous government agencies, including the National Labor Relations Board, the Veterans Administration, the Post Office Department, the Federal Communications Commission, the Civil Service Commission, the General Accounting Office, the National Housing Agency, the Tariff Commission, the Maritime Commission, and the Federal Trade Commission

General

1945

1946-1954

1955-1960

1959-1965

Official, 1962

Emergency agencies

General. Correspondence, primarily relating to World War II agencies, including the War Manpower Commission, the Solid Fuels Administration, the Office of War Information, the War Shipping Administration, the War Labor Board, the Office of Defense Mobilization, and the Economic Stabilization Agency, 1945-1955

Office of Defense Transportation, 1945

Office of Price Administration, 1945-1947

Office of Price Stabilization, 1950-1953

Wage Stabilization Board, 1950-1952

War Assets Administration, 1945-1946

War Production Board/Civilian Production Board, 1945-1946

White House

General. Correspondence; includes material relating to presidential administrations, 1945-1962

Official. Includes letters to Lawrence O'Brien, George McGovern, Walt Rostow, and McGeorge Bundy, 1956-1969

Agriculture Department

General

General. Correspondence; includes material relating to food shortages, surpluses, price supports, schools lunches, wilderness areas, the Commodity Credit Corporation, and Secretary Ezra T. Benson, 1945-1962

Official (includes Orville Freeman), 1962-1963

Benson, Ezra Taft. Correspondence, notes (including a meeting with Secretary Benson), statements (Ezra Benson), a report on surplus grain, and clippings relating to Dr. Judd's criticism of Secretary Benson's policy, 1954-1958

Ladejinsky, Wolf. Correspondence (including Walter Robertson, J. Graham Parsons, and Ezra T. Benson), clippings, notes, printed article, statements (including Harold Stassen), and a report on Vietnam; relates to the dismissal of Wolf Ladejinsky on loyalty-security grounds and includes material relating to his subsequent work for the ICA in Asia, 1954-1960

War Food Administration. Correspondence, 1945

Commerce Department

General

General. Correspondence; includes material relating to patents, surplus property, waterways, highways, the census, Northwest Airlines, the Civil Aeronautics Authority, and the appointment of Henry Wallace as Secretary

1945-1951

1952-1962

Official (includes Maurice Stans and Luther Hodges), 1962-1969

1960 Census. Correspondence, clippings, regulations, forms, and miscellany, 1959-1960

Defense Department (includes the former Navy and War Departments)

General. Correspondence; includes material relating to prisoners of war, military service, discharges, selective service, the Army Corps of Engineers, and military facilities

1945

1946-1952

1953-1962

Official (includes Robert McNamara), 1962-1970

Health, Education, and Welfare Department (includes the former Federal Security Agency)

General. Correspondence; includes material relating to social security, the Public Health Service, food and drug regulations, and the fluoridation of water, 1945-1962

Official (includes Abraham Ribicoff), 1962

Interior Department

General. Correspondence; includes material relating to the War Relocation Authority, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, fish and wildlife, mineral resources, power projects, and the National Park Service, 1945-1962

Official (includes Stewart Udall), 1962-1976

Justice Department

General. Correspondence; includes material relating to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Immigration and Naturalization Service, criminal procedure, Alger Hiss, and Julius and Ethel Rosenberg

1945-1950

1951-1962

Official (includes J. Edgar Hoover and Robert Kennedy); includes printed material relating to statements by Dr. Judd about the Walter Jenkins case, 1962-1964

Labor Department

General. Correspondence; includes material relating to strikes, compensation, and unemployment, 1945-1962

Official (includes Arthur Goldberg), 1962

State Department. NOTE: material relating to specific issues is filed under the appropriate subject category

General

General. Reports, statements (including Dean Rusk, Christian Herter, John Foster Dulles, and Robert Murphy), printed articles, pamphlets, bulletin, press releases, minutes, clippings, memoranda, notes, and program summaries, 1948-1960

Correspondence

General, 1943-1962

Official (includes George Shultz, Dean Rusk, and William Rogers), 1950-1983

Foreign policy and department administration. Correspondence (including Estes Kefauver and George Kennan), speeches, report, notes, radio transcript, newsletter, and clippings; includes material relating to loyalty-security issues, Alger Hiss, and Harry D. White, 1945-1962. NOTE: Material on China policy is located in the CHINA file

International Cooperation Administration. Reports and correspondence (including Raymond Moyer), 1954-1961

International information and educational exchange programs

General

General. Draft and final legislation, speech transcript, reports, notes, press releases, program summaries, and budgets; includes material relating to the United States Information Service, the United States Information Agency, and the International Information Adminstration, 1944-1961

Correspondence

General

General. Primarily applicants for educational exchange programs, 1945-1962

United States Information Agency (includes Edward R. Murrow), 1950-1969. SEE ALSO: Trips/ 1947

Official. Includes Franklin Roosevelt, Elbridge Durbrow, and othergovernment officials, 1944-1959

Aid to Chinese and Korean students. Correspondence and reports, 1947-1955

Voice of America. Correspondence and a press release, 1948-1960

Passports and visas. Correspondence, 1945-1962. SEE ALSO: Immigration

Personnel. Correspondence and a memorandum; relates to inquiries, department employees, and policies, 1949-1960

Prisoners and displaced persons. Correspondence, 1950-1961. SEE ALSO: CHINA FILE/Prisoners

Treasury Department

General. Correspondence; includes material relating to the Bretton Woods conference, the Internal Revenue Service, and customs regulations, 1943-1962

Official, 1962-1969

Former Members of Congress

General

Administrative material. Notes, proposed legislation, by-laws, lists, resolution, and organizational charts, 1969-c. 1982

Clippings and press material. Newsletters, clippings and press releases, 1971-1982

Correspondence and memoranda. Correspondence with individuals (including Ronald Reagan) and general mailings, 1970-1983

Financial material. Budgets, correspondence, lists, financial statements, and reports, 1970-1983

Meeting material

General. Agenda, minutes, correspondence, and miscellany for annual and other meetings, including Congressional receptions, 1970-1981

Board of Directors. Agenda, minutes, and miscellany, 1970-1983

Executive Committee. Agenda and minutes, 1974-1980

Membership material. Lists, correspondence, and miscellany, 1970-1981

Newsletters, 1974-1983

Reports and memoranda, 1975-1982

Congressional relations. Speeches, legislative proposals, report, and lists, 1963-1983

Projects

General. Correspondence and miscellany, 1976-1983

Campus Fellows program. Correspondence, lists, itineraries, and clippings, 1970-1983

Oral History program. Clipping, report, and correspondence, 1971-1982

House of Representatives. NOTE: Correspondence relating to specific issues and legislative proposals are found following CONGRESSIONAL FILE/General

General. Primarily correspondence; includes material relating to taxation, lobbying, ethical conduct, government reorganization, joint, special, and investigative committees, 1945-1962

Agriculture Committee. Correspondence; includes material relating to school lunch programs, food regulations, government lands, price supports, treatment of animals and miscellaneous legislation, 1944-1971

Appropriations Committee. Correspondence; includes material relating to government departments and programs, construction and reclamation projects, 1945-1962

Armed Services Committee (includes the former Committees on Military Affairs and Naval Affairs). Correspondence; includes material relating to selective service, atomic energy, reservists, and Defense Department reorganization

1945-1946

1947-1962

Atomic Energy Committee. Correspondence; includes material relating to the Atomic Energy Commission, disarmament, and food preservation, 1947-1961

Banking and Currency Committee. Correspondence; includes material relating to post-World War II loans to Britain, wage and price regulation, housing and rent control, and financial institutions

1945-1946

1947-1962

Claims Committee. Correspondence relating to World War II claims, 1945-1946

District of Columbia Committee. Correspondence; includes material relating to home rule and anti-vivisection, 1945-1962

Education and Labor Committee. Correspondence; includes material relating to labor policy, anti-discrimination, the Taft-Hartley and Landrum-Griffin bills, federal aid to education, minimum wage, and vocational training

1945-1958

1959-1962

Foreign Affairs Committee

General. Draft and final copies of legislation, notes, reports, resolutions, statements (including Dwight Eisenhower), press releases, printed material, hearing transcripts; primarily relates to trips and miscellaneous legislation, 1947-1962

Correspondence

General. Includes comments on general foreign policy, communism, and miscellaneous specific issues

1945-1960

1961-1962

Internal. Includes memoranda, 1950-1961

Government Operations Committee (includes the former Committee on Executive Department Expenditures)

General

General. Reports, correspondence, notes, memorandum, meeting report, and miscellany, 1946-1948

Government corporations. Correspondence, report, statements, draft and final copies of legislation; includes material relating to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 1945-1946

Government reorganization. Correspondence, reports, notes, hearing transcripts, statement (Harry S. Truman), resolution, clipping, meeting reports, 1945-1947

State Department personnel. Notes, clipping, correspondence, reports, charts, budgets, personnel lists; includes material relating to subversives, 1947-1948

Surplus property. Correspondence, press release, resolutions, charts, report, draft and final copies of legislation, meeting summary, and notes, 1944-1948

Correspondence. Relates to an employment bill, and government reorganization (the Hoover Commission), 1945-1962

House Administration Committee. Correspondence; includes material relating to printing, national emblems, and a congressional chapel, 1946-1962

Interior and Insular Affairs Committee (includes the former Committees on Mines and Mining, National Parks, Lands and Indian Affairs). Correspondence; includes material relating to Hawaiian and Alaskan statehood, water projects, environmental conservation and wilderness lands, and minerals, 1945-1962

Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee. Correspondence; includes material relating to freight rates, railroad retirement programs, medical and scientific research, alcoholic beverages, natural gas, transportation, fluoridation of water, aviation, and broadcasting

1945-1956

1957-1962

Judiciary Committee

General. Reports (including J. Edgar Hoover), memorandum, and draft legislation; including material relating to immigration and displaced persons; racial discrimination; corrections, congressional salaries, communism, and the Bricker amendment, 1954-1959

Correspondence

1943-1948

1949-1956

1957-1962

Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee. Correspondence; includes material relating to wildlife conservation and compensation, 1945-1962

Post Office and Civil Service Committee. Correspondence; includes material relating to salary increases, postal rates, and the census

1945-1950

1951-1958

1958-1962

Public Works and Transportation Committee (includes the former Rivers and Harbors and Public Buildings and Grounds Committees). Correspondence and a newsletter; includes material relating to water projects (including the St. Lawrence Seaway), and highway construction

1944-1954

1955-1962

Rules Committee. Resolutions, statements, reports, memorandum, correspondence, newsletter, and clippings; includes material relating to states, procedures, and investigations, 1945-1962

Science and Aeronautics Committee. Correspondence, 1959-1962

Small Business Committee. Memoranda, draft legislation, report, and correspondence, 1945-1959

Un-American Activities Committee

General. Statements, press releases, newsletter, and clippings; primarily relates to student protests in San Francisco and the film "Operation Abolition", 1948-1956

Correspondence, 1945-1973

Veterans' Affairs Committee. Correspondence; includes material relating to pensions and other benefits

1945-1950

1951-1962

Ways and Means Committee. Correspondence; includes material relating to trade agreements, taxation, social security, medical and welfare programs

1945-1948

1949-1953

1954-c. 1958

c. 1957-1960

1961-1962

1961-1962

Library of Congess. Correspondence, 1946-1980

Senate. Correspondence relating to legislation and Senate committees, 1945-1961

Agriculture

General. Correspondence, press releases, proposed legislation, memoranda, statements (including Ezra T. Benson), regulations, and printed material, 1941-1961

Food and Agriculture Act of 1962. Draft legislation, printed material, newsletters, correspondence, and memoranda; primarily relates to price supports, 1961-1962

Antarctic. Correspondence and press release, 1950-1959

Atlantic Union

General. Primarily correspondence, 1949-1960. SEE ALSO: Legislation/81st Congress and 83rd Congress and Trips/1951 November

Atlantic Union Committee. Printed articles, correspondence (including Joseph McCarthy, John Stennis, Jacob Javits, and other Congressional colleagues), resolutions, draft policy statement, notes, and statements (including Estes Kefauver), 1949-1966

Atomic energy and arms control

General. Correspondence (including Norman Cousins, Christian Herter, Christopher Emmet, and Hubert Humphrey), and notes, 1945-1963

Atomic Energy Act of 1946. Correspondence, draft legislation, notes, memorandum, printed material, and a speech (Bernard Baruch); includes material relating to the Atomic Energy Commission, 1946-1962

Arms Control and Disarmament Act of 1961. Draft legislation, reports, printed material, hearing transcripts, pamphlets, memorandum, and correspondence; includes material relating to the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, 1961-1963

Austria. Correspondence and a memorandum, 1953-1958

Aviation. Correspondence (includes a copy of a letter from Franklin Roosevelt), and a report, 1944-1960

Britain. Correspondence, statement, clippings, and a newsletter; primarily relates to loans, 1946-1970

Burma. Memorandum, printed articles, clippings, and correspondence; includes material relating to communism and U Nu, 1949-1969

Ceylon. Correspondence (Ambassador R.S.S. Gunewardene), and a speech, 1955

Civil rights. Correspondence (includes Roy Wilkins, and Clarence Mitchell), printed material, newsletters, speeches and statements, reports, notes, draft legislation, and press releases; includes Dr. Judd's record on civil rights legislation, and material relating to the Fair Employment Practices Act (including a bill introduced by Dr. Judd in the 80th Congress), 1944-1962

Congo (Katanga)

General. Notes, printed material, newsletters, statements (including Moises Tshombe, Thomas Dodd, G. Mennen Williams, and Strom Thurmond), report, press releases, and advertisements; includes material relating to the American Committee for Aid to Katanga Freedom Fighters, 1961-1967

Correspondence. Includes a copy of a message from Moises Tshombe to President Kennedy, 1961-1968

Cuba. Clippings, resolutions, report, statement, memoranda, notes, and correspondence (including Lawrence O'Brien, the Consejo Revolucionario de Cuba, and telegrams from Dr. Judd to President Kennedy), 1957-1969

Cyprus. Correspondence, 1954-1956

Czechoslovakia. Correspondence and clippings; includes material relating to the Karol Folta espionage case, 1947-1955

Defense

General. Memoranda, letter, and chart; includes material relating to the National Guard and the Joint Chiefs of Staff, 1953-1958

Inter-American Military Cooperation Act. Meeting report, notes, draft legislation, clippings, press releases, statements (including Harry Truman, George Marshall, and Matthew Ridgway), newsletters, and memoranda, 1947

National Security Act of 1947. Speech, draft and final legislation, press releases, clippings, charts, report, and correspondence (including James Forrestal and Charles M. Cooke), 1945-1953

Status of Forces treaty. Notes, statements, reports, resolutions, and correspondence; relates to the issue of criminal jurisdiction over U.S. forces in international defense alliances, 1953-1957

Universal Military Training. Newsletter and correspondence (including Wilson Compton), 1947-1953

Economics

General. Clippings, pamphlet, reports, statement, correspondence, and miscellany; includes material relating to inflation and the 1948 special session of Congress, 1945-1954

Office of Price Administration. Correspondence, press releases, notes, newsletters, printed material, reports, copies of legislation, and statements, 1942-1946

Education

General. Draft legislation, speeches and statements, printed material, notes, memoranda, reports, pamphlets, bulletins, press releases, and a memorandum to President Eisenhower from Walter Judd; primarily relates to proposed federal legislation to aid for scholarships and classroom construction

1943-1956

1957-1962

Correspondence. Includes form letters from congressional colleagues, 1944-1962

Europe. Correspondence, report, resolutions, press release, speech (John F. Kennedy), and printed material; includes material relating to Italy and the Council of Europe, 1946-1972

Foreign aid

General. Printed articles, newsletters, pamphlets, notes, clippings, correspondence (including the ECA), reports, charts, and memoranda; includes material relating to criticisms of aid programs, 1951-1963

Aid to Greece and Turkey (PL 75), 1947 May 22. Reports, correspondence, statements and speeches (including Harry S. Truman, Dean Acheson, Henry F. Grady, and Harry Byrd), draft and final copies of legislation, hearing summaries, press releases, notes, newsletter, correspondence, clippings, and abstracts, 1946-1949

Joint Resolution providing post-war relief (PL 84), 1947 May 31. Statement (Harry S. Truman), draft and final copies of legislation, resolutions, notes, reports, correspondence, and a pamphlet, 1947

Foreign Aid Act of 1947 (PL 389), 1947 Dec. Reports, draft and final copies of legislation, correspondence, resolutions, and notes; includes a telegram in support of aid to China, signed by William Bullitt, Josephus Daniels, and others, 1947

Economic Assistance Acts. Includes the European Recovery Program (Marshall Plan), and aid to China

General. Correspondence (including Hubert Humphrey, Walter Robertson, Karl Compton, Helen Loomis, Paul Hoffman, and various individuals and groups interested in China), 1947-1952

Foreign Assistance Act of 1948 (PL 472). Draft and final copies of legislation, reports, memoranda, speeches and statements (including Harry S. Truman), notes, newsletters, press releases, resolutions, and clippings, 1947-1977

Extension, 1949

General. Press releases, speeches and statements (including Paul Hoffman), draft and final copies of legislation, memoranda, reports, and clippings, 1949

Aid to China. Notes, reports, clippings, draft legislation, and statements; includes material relating to a proposed amendment to provide military aid, 1947-1949

Extension, 1950. Charts, reports, draft and final legislation, clippings, and hearing transcripts, 1950

Mutual Defense Act of 1949. Statements (including Harry S. Truman), notes, reports, draft and final legislation, radio broadcast transcripts (Walter Trohan), printed material, and correspondence, 1949-1953

Act for International Development of 1950 (Point Four Program)

General. Reports, clippings, hearing summary, draft legislation, statements (including Harry S. Truman), pamphlet, notes, newsletters, and memoranda, 1949-1954

Correspondence, 1949-1956

Mutual Security Program

1951. Statements, printed material, reports, draft legislation, notes, and correspondence (including George Marshall); includes material relating to Arab and Israeli resettlement, 1951-1952

1952. Reports, draft legislation, statements (including Nelson Rockefeller and Dean Acheson), memoranda, and correspondence (including the State Department, the Mutual Security Agency, and Jacob Javits), 1952

1953. Reports, draft and final copies of legislation, memoranda, budget charts, a clipping, correspondence (including a letter from John Vorys to John Foster Dulles), and a pamphlet relating to Taiwan, 1953-1958

1954. Reports, memorandum, budget chart, notes, draft and final copies of legislation, and correspondence, 1954-1955

1955. Reports, draft legislation, budget charts, statements (including Arthur Radford), miscellany, and correspondence (including Philippine President Magsaysay, Harold Stassen, Alexandra Tolstoy, Alfred Kohlberg, and the Ceylonese Ambassador, R.S.S. Gunewardene), 1954-1955

1956. Reports, statements (including Dwight Eisenhower), budget charts, outline, and correspondence (including the Defense Department, the Indian Ambassador, G.L. Mehta, and Alfred Kohlberg), 1956

1957. Printed material, reports, draft and final copies of legislation, press release, correspondence (including the White House and the Defense Department), statements (including Dwight Eisenhower, Jacob Javits, and John Foster Dulles), pamphlets, notes, memoranda, and debate transcripts; includes material relating to surplus agricultural commodities, 1957

1958. Correspondence, notes, reports, memorandum, statement, hearing and debate transcripts, and miscellany, 1958

1959. Correspondence (including Thomas Dodd and John Sherman Cooper), statements (including Dwight Eisenhower), draft legislation, memoranda, printed material, and debate transcripts, 1959

1960. Correspondence (including the White House, the Defense Department, Douglas Dillon, John Sherman Cooper, and Thomas Dodd), reports, draft legislation, press releases, statements, notes, memoranda, and debate transcripts, 1960

Aid to communist countries. Printed material and correspondence (including William F. Buckley); includes material relating to an article in National Review citing Dr. Judd's position, 1960-1963

Agency for International Development (AID). Correspondence (including Chester Bowles and AID officials), speech, press releases, clipping and a report, 1961-1969

Peace Corps Act of 1961. Correspondence (including R. Sargent Shriver, Bill Moyers, and Nicholas Katzenbach), chart, reports, clipping, memoranda, draft legislation, budget, newsletter, and notes; includes material on the activities of a precursor program, International Voluntary Services, Inc., in Southeast Asia, 1959-1976

Foreign Assistance Act of 1961. Reports, correspondence (including Dean Rusk, Dwight Eisenhower and Nelson Rockefeller), draft legislation, clippings, debates, notes, budget charts, and press releases, 1961

Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development. Correspondence, 1961

Foreign Assistance Act of 1962

General. Debates, reports, draft legislation, notes, memoranda, form letters, newsletter, and statements (including Dean Rusk); includes material relating to a congressional trip to Korea, Vietnam, and Turkey, 1962

Correspondence (including the AFL-CIO and Dean Rusk), 1961

Germany. Correspondence (including Christopher Emmet), printed material, resolutions, newsletters, reports, statements (including Elbridge Durbrow), and memoranda, 1943-1973

Greece. Correspondence, resolutions, the statement of a communist partisan, notes, printed material, press releases, 1941-1970

Housing and urban development. Pamphlets, correspondence (including the AFL), clippings, notes, press releases, reports, draft and final legislation, statements, newsletters, flyers, and a chronology; relates to legislation, the establishment of a cabinet-level department, and rent control

1945-1949

1950-1962

Hungary. Correspondence, printed material, newsletter, statements (including Roscoe Drummond and Jozsef Koevago, Mayor of Budapest), 1948-1965

Immigration and refugee relief

General. Notes, correspondence, press releases, newsletter, statements, clipping, and miscellany; includes material relating to the World Refugee Year, 1948-1962

Cases. Requests for individual assistance from Dr. Judd; includes numerous Chinese refugees

General. Primarily correspondence

1945-1954

1955-1962

Alphabetic. Correspondence (including the State Department and the Immigration and Naturalization Service), forms, printed material, relief bills, affidavits and other legal documents, photographs, and miscellany

A

B-C

D-J

K-L

M-S

T-Z

Legislation

General

General. Relief bills, regulations, correspondence, reports, and clippings, 1953-1960

Correspondence, 1943-1957

Displaced Persons Act of 1948. Abstracts, clippings, notes, statements, draft and final copies of legislation, letters, and regulations; includes material relating to U.S. participation in the International Refugee Organization, 1947-1951

Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952. Draft and final copies of legislation, printed articles, statements, newsletters, debates, press release, and correspondence; primarily relates to proposed amendments, 1952-1960

Refugee Relief Act of 1953. Reports, statements, letter, draft and final copies of legislation, and notes, 1953-1957

India

General

General. Notes, clippings, pamphlets, miscellany, notes (including a conversation between Dr. Judd and President Radhakrishnan), hearing transcript, background material and itinerary (for 1953 trip?), reports, Indian newspapers, memoranda, newsletters, and press releases; includes material relating to Kashmir, foreign aid to India, Krishna Menon, Jawaharlal Nehru, and Indian neutrality, 1942-1979

Correspondence

General. Includes Jacob Javits, Edward Carter of the Institute for Pacific Relations, George Allen, Robert Chiperfield, and Everett Drumright; also includes reports and printed material, 1944-1980

Bowles, Chester. Correspondence, memoranda, printed material, and reports, 1951-1968

Food aid

General. Flyer, open letter from a congressional group to Harry Truman, press releases, speeches and statements (including Harry S. Truman, Jawaharlal Nehru and Walter Reuther), and a pamphlet, 1951

Correspondence (including Jack McFall and Jacob Javits), 1951

Indonesia. Correspondence, statement, and printed material, 1949-1982

Ireland. Correspondence and pamphlet; relates to legislation in support of re-unification, 1950-1954

Japan

General

General. Clippings, memoranda, conference materials, press releases, a copy of a letter and a statement by John Foster Dulles, a speech by Dwight Eisenhower, reports, a newsletter, printed articles, notes, a treaty text, and miscellany; relates to politics, trade relations, World War II, and the peace treaty conference, 1937-1969

Correspondence (including Joseph Grew, Norman Thomas, Thruston Morton, and Japanese officials), 1943-1965

Ryukyu Islands (Okinawa). Correspondence, memoranda, reports, printed articles, and notes; includes material relating to a group of immigrants to Bolivia, 1952-1969

Korea

General

General. Statements (including Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., and Syngman Rhee), reports, notes (including meetings with Rhee and other Korean officials), flyer, press release, a telegram sent by Dr. Judd to Dean Acheson (?), newsletter, and printed material, 1947-1959

Correspondence. Includes Thruston Morton, Syngman Rhee and other Korean officials, Alexander Smith, William Knowland, and other Congressmen)

1945-1950

1951-1953

American Korean Foundation. Correspondence, statement (Milton Eisenhower), report, and miscellany, 1953-1958

Economic aid. Correspondence (including Korean officials), printed articles, clippings, press release, statements (including Syngman Rhee and Harry S. Truman), draft and final legislation, reports (including Albert C. Wedemeyer), chronology, and newsletters, 1945-1957

Prisoners of war. Correspondence, clippings, press releases, statements (including Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.), notes, memorandum, and texts of peace agreements; primarily writings of and correspondence with Christopher Emmet, 1952-1954

Labor

General

General. Notes, draft and final copies of legislation, clippings, reports, resolutions, pamphlets, debates, newsletters, printed articles, AFL convention proceedings, charts, and statements (including John Kennedy), 1935-1962

Correspondence (including Gabriel Hauge, the AFL-CIO, Arthur Watkins, and an open letter from a group of Congressman to Harry Truman); primarily relates to strikes, 1945-1963

Full employment bill. Speeches and statements, notes, printed articles, newsletter, draft legislation, reports, debate transcripts, clippings, and a leaftlet, 1931-1946

Case anti-strike bill. Notes, newsletter, copies of bills, statements, debates, legislative summaries, clippings, report, and printed articles, 1946

Labor Management Relations Act (Taft-Hartley Act)

General. Correspondence, abstracts, clippings, pamphlets, legislative summaries, draft and final copies of legislation, press releases, statements (including Richard M. Nixon), newsletters, reports, and flyers, 1947-1948

Proposed amendments (Wood and Lesinski bills). Statements (including Richard M. Nixon), legislative summaries, clippings, draft and final copies of legislation, correspondence, notes, reports, newsletters, and miscellany, 1949-1954

Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act

Kennedy-Ives bill. Reports, miscellany, legislative summaries, newsletters, flyers, notes, press releases, correspondence, debates, statements, and clippings, 1958-1959

Landrum-Griffin Act. Report, statements, draft legislation, newsletters, debate transcripts, and correspondence, 1958-1962

Manpower Development and Training Act. Draft legislation, report, and correspondence, 1961-1962

Laos. Correspondence (including Christopher Emmet, J. Graham Parsons, and Laotian officials), clippings, statement, and notes, 1955-1970

Latin America and the Caribbean. Memoranda and correspondence (including the White House, William Macomber, Jr., and Harold Geneen); includes material relating to foreign aid, Mexico, Colombia, Guatemala, and Brazil, 1949-1963

Loyalty-security issues

General. Correspondence, a memoranda with cover letter from Richard Nixon, and an executive order with a statement by Dwight Eisenhower, 1948-1961. SEE ALSO: SUBJECT FILE/Communism and anti-communism; CONGRESSIONAL FILE/State Department/Foreign policy; and CHINA FILE/United States/State Department

McCarthy, Joseph. Correspondence, pamphlet, speeches and statements, newsletter, book review, clippings, interview, report, and printed articles, 1950-1984

MacArthur, Douglas. Correspondence, clippings, printed articles, statements, broadcast transcripts, report, campaign material, and miscellany; includes material relating to his dismissal by President Truman, 1945-1972

Medicine

General. Correspondence, 1962

Compulsory health insurance. Pamphlets, newsletters, clippings, statements, printed articles, reports, abstracts, flyers, miscellany, and letters; includes material generated by the American Medical Association

1944-1948

1949

Conscription of health workers. Correspondence, notes, clipping, statements, draft and final copies of legislation, newsletters, and telegrams, 1950-1955

Medicare. Memoranda, report, draft legislation, printed material, correspondence, newsletters, resolutions, press release, and speeches, 1958-1962

Middle East

General. Report, resolutions, memorandum, advertisements, notes, newsletters, chronology, printed material, and a speech transcript; relates to United Nations policy and the partition of Palestine, the Suez Crisis, foreign aid, refugees, Egypt, Iran, Turkey, Arab-Israeli conflict, and U.S. troops in Lebanon, 1946-1975

Correspondence. Includes Jacob Javits, Robert Hill and other State Department officials, Donald R. Heath, and United Arab Republic officials

1943-1954

1955-1962

Mongolia. Correspondence (including the State Department), memorandum, press release, speech, policy statement, notes, and clippings; relates to Mongolian involvement in the Korean conflict and U.S. recognition of Outer Mongolia, 1946-1961

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Reports, treaty text, correspondence (including John Foster Dulles and Christian Herter), a printed article by John Kennedy, statements (including Dean Acheson and John Foster Dulles), notes, newsletter, pamphlet, and resolutions, 1949-1968

Pakistan. Correspondence (including Ayub Khan and other Pakistani officials), reports, pamphlets, dispatch, notes, clippings, an interview and a speech by Ayub Khan, and statements by Aziz Ahmad; primarily relates to India-Pakistan conflicts, 1953-1965

Philippines

General. Printed material, memorandum, speeches and statements (Carlos Romulo and Elpidio Quirino), and correspondence (including Manuel Quezon, Sergio Osmena, Carlos Romulo, and the State Department); includes material relating to Carlos Romulo, Benigno Aquino, commerce, and development projects, 1943-1968

Philippine Rehabilitation Act. Reports, draft and final legislation, statements, memoranda, correspondence (including the Philippine War Damage Commission), debates and hearing transcripts, and notes, 1943-1962

Resolution relating to Philippine independence. Reports, draft and final copies of the resolution, printed material statements (including Sergio Osmena, Manuel Quezon, and Franklin Roosevelt), correspondence (Manuel Quezon), memorandum, and notes, 1934-1944

Resolution relating to ship charters. Report, resolution, memoranda, and correspondence, 1953

Poland. Clippings, correspondence, printed material, reports, statements, and notes, 1945-1980

Russia

General

General. Memoranda, report, testimony (Jay Lovestone), printed articles (including Anastas Mikoyan and Josef Stalin), newsletters, press releases, clippings, notes, pamphlets, speech, resolutions, and miscellany; includes material relating to the Comintern, party congresses, and the Free Trade Union Committee of the AFL, 1928-1963

Correspondence. Includes material relating to religious persecution in the Ukraine, cultural exchange programs, and foreign relations, 1945-1962

Summit conferences. Correspondence (including Christopher Emmet, and a letter from Dr. Judd to Robert Murphy), printed material (including articles by William Z. Foster, Joseph Alsop, and Thomas Dodd), press releases, notes, clippings, and reports; relates to meetings in Geneva, Paris, and Vienna, 1955-1961

U-2 incident. Correspondence, clippings, notes, memoranda, newsletters, and a draft of a note from Secretary of State Herter to the Soviet Foreign Minister; includes material relating to the exchange of Francis Gary Powers for Rudolph Abel, 1960-1962

Science. Debates, bills, and reports; includes material relating to space, and the National Science Foundation, 1945-1962

Spain. Correspondence (including Spanish officials), clippings, and a memorandum, 1945-1975

Thailand. Correspondence, 1951-1957

Trade

General. Correspondence (including the State Department), memoranda, and miscellany, 1950-1962

Trade agreements. Notes, clipping, debate transcripts, pamphlet, reports, statements (Dwight D. Eisenhower), draft legislation, charts, memoranda, press release, flyers, printed articles, and correspondence; includes material relating to post-World War II reciprocal trade agreements and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), 1902-1962

Trade Expansion bill. Press release, correspondence (including a copy of a letter from Dwight D. Eisenhower), printed article, clipping, and reports, 1958-1962

United Nations

General

General. Draft legislation, reports, memoranda, press releases, notes, clippings, resolutions, hearing and debate transcripts, chart, statements (including John F. Kennedy and Francis Wilcox), chronologies, pamphlets, report, and newsletters; primarily relates to charter revision and U.S. purchase of U.N. bonds, and includes material relating to UNESCO and the expenses of military operations in the Congo, 1945-1978

Correspondence. Includes material relating to the conferences at Dumbarton Oaks and Bretton Woods, 1945-1962

International Court of Justice. Primarily correspondence relating to jurisdiction (Connally reservation), 1959-1962

International Labor Organization. Constitution and rules, letter, notes, and a statement, 1949-1956

International Trade Organization. Correspondence, 1950

Peace-keeping force. Notes, resolutions (including one introduced by Dr. Judd), printed material, and a statement; includes material relating to the NATO treaty, 1947-1950

United Nations International Childrens Emergency Fund (UNICEF). Correspondence, reports, clippings, statements (including Eleanor Roosevelt), pamphlets, fact sheet, newsletters, broadcast and hearing transcripts, and memoranda, 1947-1970

United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA). Correspondence, 1945-1948

World Health Organization. Correspondence (including the State Department), reports, flyer, statements, memoranda, meeting reports, conference material, clippings, and charts; includes material relating to birth control, 1949-1979. SEE ALSO: Legislation/ 80th Congress

Vatican. Correspondence relating to the appointment of ambassadors, 1950-1952

Veterans. Notes, draft and final legislation, clippings, fact sheets, and letters; includes material relating to the GI bill and other veterans benefits, 1944-1962

Vietnam and Southeast Asia. Correspondence (including Thruston Morton, Cao Thai Bao, Raymond DeJaegher, the ICA, Carl W. Strom, and Hilaire du Berrier), printed material, notes, a memorandum from Dr. Judd to Dwight Eisenhower, reports (Ngo Dinh Diem and Wolf Ladejinsky), and press releases; includes material relating to Thailand and Cambodia, 1951-1962

Welfare and Social Security. Reports, bills, notes, memoranda, newsletters, and correspondence, 1946-1956

World War II. Correspondence, printed material, memoranda, speeches and statements (including Franklin D. Roosevelt), press release, and notes; includes material relating to the Cairo, Teheran, and Yalta conferences, war claims, and the Japanese-American Citizens League and internment claims, 1943-1958

Yugoslavia. Correspondence, newsletters, notes, press releases, statements, serial issue, and report; relates to foreign aid, Yugoslav relations with the U.S. and the U.S.S.R., and to a proposed visit by Josip Tito to the U.S., 1946-1971

General

General. Clippings, printed articles, reports, newsletters, miscellany, and a map; primarily material by western travelers and analysts relating to conditions in China, 1944-1979

Clippings. Relates to Dr. Judd, 1947-1973

Correspondence

General

General. Primarily letters from constituents relating to many of the issues itemized below

1943-1945

1945-1948

1948-1949

1950-1951

1951-1955

1956-1981

Chinese government. Includes legislators, the Embassy in Washington, and official information agencies, 1942-1978

Chinese news services, 1946-1969

Organizations interested in China, 1939-1976

Residents in China. Primarily missionaries and other westerners, 1944-1973

U.S. government (primarily Congress). Includes John McCormack, the White House, William Knowland, Charles Sawyer, and Karl Mundt, 1943-1974

U.S. news services. Includes Irving R. Levine, Raymond Buell, and Edward Bliss, 1944-1961

Arnold, Julean, 1945

Baker, John Earl, 1946-1947

Benedict, Stephen, 1952-1953

Buck, Pearl S., 1944-1945

Bullitt, William C., 1950

Chen, Chih-mai. Includes a speech and reports on Communist-Kuomintang (KMT) relations, and other subjects, 1947-1967

Chennault, Claire L. and Anna. Includes printed material, 1948-1973

Chiang, Ching-kuo, 1972-1981

Chiang, Kai-shek and Chiang Soong Mei-ling, 1940-1982

Chow, Shu-kai, 1966-1971

Cooke, Charles M., Jr., 1948-1951

Corcoran, Thomas G., 1952-1976

Dewey, Thomas E. Includes a clipping, 1951

Drumwright, Everett, 1975-1976

Eden, Anthony. Includes speeches, 1953-1954

Hahn, Emily, 1944

Harlow, Bryce N., 1954

Hurley, Patrick, 1945-1948

Jaffe, Philip J., 1944

Kohlberg, Alfred. Includes correspondence with Bertrand Russell, Dean Acheson, John Carter Vincent, and others, 1944-1960

Koo, V. K. Wellington. Includes a printed article, 1947-1953

Kung, H.H., 1948-1951

Lattimore, Owen, 1943

Leahy, William, 1947

McConaughy, Walter P., 1974-1975

Morley, Felix, 1947

Mowrer, Edgar Ansel, 1957-1973

Moyer, Raymond. Includes related material, 1943-1974. SEE ALSO: United States/Aid

Neprud, Carl, 1946-1953

Niebuhr, Reinhold, 1944

Pee, Peter, 1947-1952

Price, Frank W., 1945-1947

Robertson, Walter. Includes correspondence with others and related material, 1949-1970

Rockefeller, John D., III, 1947

Roosevelt, Edith Kermit, 1959-1960

Shen, James C.H., 1972-1978

Smedley, Agnes, 1943

Van Fleet, James A., 1972-1975

Walker, Richard L. Includes material relating to China, 1958-1960

Wedemeyer, Albert C. Includes correspondence with others, 1945-1983

Wigglesworth, Richard B., 1958-1959

Yarnell, H.E., 1949

Notes. Relates to meetings with Harry Truman, Dwight Eisenhower, James Byrnes, Dean Acheson, Charles Bohlen, George Kennan, Omar Bradley, and others, 1945-1953

Agriculture and land reform. Speech, clippings, reports, serial issues, and a press release, 1944-1975

Aid to Refugee Chinese Intellectuals

General. Clippings, report, newsletters, notes, by-laws, and miscellany, 1952-1959

Correspondence

General. Includes Anthony Eden, Dwight Eisenhower, Philip Jessup, Roscoe Pound, J. Howard Pew, John Lodge, Margaret Sanger, Harold Stassen, Jacob Javits, E.F. Hutton, Bernard Baruch, H.E. Yarnell, George Marshall, H.H. K'ung, Chen Chi-mai, Leighton Stuart, Nelson Rockefeller, Charles Edison, Allen Dulles, Henry R. Luce, John Sparkman, J. Peter Grace, Stanley Hornbeck, Thruston Morton, Paul Douglas, Arthur Bliss Lane, Chester Nimitz, Claire Chennault, H.J. Kaiser, Charles Cooke, Edwin N. Clark, Lucius Clay, Bruce Pirnie, various U.S. government agencies, and non-profit organizations

1951-1953

1954-1980

Internal. Includes memoranda and correspondence by Ernest Moy, Marvin Liebman, Harold Oram, Karl Compton, Christopher Emmet, and B.A. Garside

1951-1952 Aug.

1952 Sept.-1956

1957-1970

Financial material. Budgets, memoranda, charts, reports, and correspondence, 1951-1962

Meeting minutes and agenda, 1952-1969

Membership material. Primarily lists, 1951-1952

Reports. Includes material relating to refugees and conditions in Hong Kong, 1952-1962

Statements and program descriptions. Speeches, press releases, pamphlets, and miscellany, 1952-1959

American-Asian Educational Exchange (subsequently the American Afro-Asian Educational Exchange). Memoranda, draft articles of incorporation, correspondence (including Ralph de Toledano, G. Mennen Williams, Walter S. Robertson, John D. Rockefeller, III, and Stanley Hornbeck), minutes, pamphlet, conference material, printed material (including a speech by Chiang Kai-shek), form letters, reports, and miscellany

1957-1959

1960-1981

American Bureau for Medical Aid to China. Correspondence, newsletters, reports, pamphlets, agenda and minutes, printed material, and miscellany; includes letters from Cordell Hull, Claire Chennault, J. Howard Pew, Alfred Kohlberg, Joseph Ball, Arthur Radford, and Walter Robertson

1939-1945

1946-1978

1979-1984

American China Policy Association. Correspondence, clippings and other printed material, press releases, and a flyer, 1946-1960. SEE ALSO: Correspondence/Kohlberg, Alfred

Asia Foundation (formerly Committee for Free Asia). Correspondence, statement of purpose, and printed material, 1953-1957

Asian Peoples Anti-communist League. Correspondence, conference report, and printed material, 1955-1976

Center for Strategic and International Studies. Reports, correspondence, and printed material, 1978-1984

Chiang Ching. Clippings, biographical material, and a speech, 1974-1977

Chiang Ching-kuo. Speeches, correspondence, clippings, interviews, and biographical material, 1954-1982

Chiang Kai-shek and Chiang Soong Mei-ling

General. Speeches, clippings, newsletters, printed articles, press releases, book review, serial issue, pamphlets, and biographical material, 1930-1984

Correspondence. Includes James C.H. Shen (Shen Ch'ang-huan), Robert Strong, Hollington Tong, and Raymond Moyer, 1943-1982. NOTE: This material relates to Chiang Kai-shek and Chiang Soong Mei-ling; correspondence with them is located primarily in Correspondence/Chiang, Kai-shek and Chiang Soong Mei-ling

China Emergency Committee (subsequently the Committee to Defend America by Aiding Anti-Communist China.) Correspondence, clippings, memorandum, statements (including Pat McCarran, William Green, Fred McKee, Charles Edison and Claire Chennault), press releases, and miscellany, 1949-1951

China Institute in America. Correspondence, 1943-1955

Chou En-lai. Printed articles, biographical material, flyer, newsletters, clippings, and a press release, 1938-1976

Christianity and missions. Minutes, reports, notes, correspondence, clippings, newsletters, and a booklet; includes material relating to communist persecution, 1945-1981. SEE ALSO: General/Correspondence/General/ Residents in China

Civil rights and dissent. Report, clippings, newsletters, and miscellany; includes material relating to the refusal of U.S. officials to grant exit visas to Chinese students, 1955-1979

Clergymen's Committee on China, Inc. Correspondence (including DeWitt Wallace), press release, memorandum, and miscellany, 1966-1970

Coalition for Asian Peace and Security. Press releases, correspondence, clippings, and a statement (S.I. Hayakawa), 1979-1980

Commerce and industry. Printed articles, newsletters, and reports, 1943-1972

Committee for a Democratic Far Eastern Policy (previously Committee for a Democratic Policy toward China). Correspondence, bulletins, resolutions, and conference material, 1945-1950

Committee of One Million (subsequently Committee for a Free China)

General

Non-printed material. Minutes, agenda, reports, position statements, financial and fund-raising material, lists, speeches (including Thomas J. Dodd and Joseph Grew), resolutions, conference material, itineraries, petitions, and open letters (to President Eisenhower and others)

1953-1956

1957-1971

1972-1983

Printed material

General. Reports, speeches (including Dean Rusk, Paul Douglas, Joseph Grew, and Peter Dominick), pamphlets, advertisements, clippings, book reviews, newsletters, flyers, declarations, letters to editors, and petitions

1951-1971

1972-1977

"China Report". Newsletters, 1969-1979

Correspondence

General. Includes Herbert Hoover, Sherman Adams, John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles, Harry S. Truman, Albert C. Wedemeyer, Claire Chennault, Stanley Hornbeck, Walter Robertson, William F. Buckley, Henry R. Luce, J. Howard Pew, Spruille Braden, Cyrus Eaton, Karl Rankin, and numerous congresspersons (including Gerald Ford, Jacob Javits, Hubert Humphrey, Robert Dole, Hiram Fong, Strom Thurmond, Barry Goldwater, J.W. Fulbright, and Robert Byrd)

1953-1966

1968-1983

Internal

General. Includes Joseph Grew, Paul Douglas, Warren Austin, Thomas J. Dodd, Ernest F. Hollings, Peter H. Dominick, John McCormack, Jesse Helms, Walter McConaughy, H. Alexander Smith, Christopher Emmet, Frederick McKee, Charles A. Edison, and Marvin Liebman

1953-1959

1960-1967

1968-1981

De Rochefort, Nicholas. Includes reports and miscellany relating to Russia and to propaganda techniques, 1953-1962

Communism. Pamphlets, reports (including Louis Budenz, Stanley Hornbeck, Freda Utley, various missionaries, and the U.S. War Department), correspondence (including Clare Boothe Luce), book reviews, newsletters, printed articles, clippings, serial issues, and a book entitled The Happy Youth of China; includes issues and supplements of China Reconstructs, 1938-1981

Communist Party, U.S.A. Statements (including William Z. Foster, Mao Tse-tung, Clare Boothe Luce, and Earl Browder), memoranda, and clippings, 1937-1949

Cultural Revolution. Clippings, newsletters, a report, and printed articles, 1966-1971

Culture and society. Newsletters, clippings, and printed articles; includes material relating to Confucianism and ethnic minorities in China, 1949-1975

Democratic League. Correspondence, reports, and newsletters, 1947

Drugs. Clippings, printed articles, correspondence, reports, press releases, and newsletters, 1949-1974

Economics, currency and finance. Clippings, reports (including Chou En-lai), correspondence, and newsletters, 1944-1965

Education. Printed articles, press releases, and a report, 1949-1974

Emergency Committee for Chinese Refugees (subsequently Chinese Refugee Relief). Correspondence, statement (Anna Chennault), flyer, and miscellany, 1962

Feng Yu-hsiang. Correspondence, clippings, biographical material, and a newsletter, 1947-1948

Foreign relations. SEE ALSO: Russia, United States, and United Nations

General. Reports, clippings, newsletters, press releases, printed articles, speeches (including Huang Hua and Mao Tse-tung), a memorandum, notes, pamphlets, and a copy of a treaty; includes material relating to the issue of recognition of communist China, 1922-1979

Asia. Clippings, press releases, correspondence (including Chen Chih-mai), notes, and reports; includes material relating to India and Southeast Asia, 1948-1975

Free China Fund. Reports, printed material, and correspondence (including Claire Chennault, Joseph Grew, V.K. Wellington Koo, Lucius Clay, Henry R. Luce, J. Leighton Stuart, Sherman Adams, Matthew Ridgway, Walter Bedell Smith, H.H. K'ung, and Arthur Radford), 1954-1958

Free Pacific Association, Asian Speakers Bureau. Correspondence (including Raymond DeJaegher), and printed material, 1965-1980

Friends of Free China. Newsletters, correspondence, clippings, and miscellany, 1966-1984

Hong Kong. Clippings, newsletter, correspondence, reports, statements, and printed material; primarily relates to refugees, 1952-1970