RICHARD M. NIXON

ADAMS, SHERMAN: Records, 1952-1959

Box 2 N

Box 36 Nixon Itineraries

Box 37 Anti-Nixon Misc. Addresses

Nixon

ADKINS, BERTHA S.: Papers, 1907-1989

Box 18 [Republican Party Activities, October, 1960]

[Republican Party Activities, November-December, 1960]

Box 21 [1956 Presidential Campaign]

[1960 Presidential Campaign]

[1968 Presidential Campaign]

[1972 Presidential Campaign]

Box 22 [Presidential Inauguration, 1969]

[Presidential Inauguration, 1973]

ANDERSON, JACK Z.: Papers, 1952-1968

Box 1 Memoranda re White House meetings

ANDERSON, ROBERT B.: Papers, 1933-1989

Box 149 N [to Richard Nixon re Saudi Arabia]

Box 252 Nixon for President Committee

Box 288 Ej-Ez (1)-(4) [Robert Ellsworth re 1967 Nixon trip to Europe]

Box 304 Nixon, Richard (1)(2)

BENSON, EZRA TAFT: Papers, 1942-1961

Box 14 H-General [concern over Nixon’s farm platform]

Mc-General [Nixon’s statements on Soil Bank program during 1960 campaign]

M-General (1)-(3) [Nixon comments on agriculture program]

N-General [Richard Nixon]

Box 15 Political Speech Material (1)-(4) [summary of Nixon’s farm program; notes and advice

for DDE and Nixon re campaign, Sept. 1960; speech by Nixon on farm problem, Operation

Consume, 9-23-60; speech by Nixon re conservation, 9-16-60]

Box 19 1960-Campaign (1)-(2) [Nixon’s approach to farm problems]

Box 30 Republican Party [Nixon and Rockefeller, candidates]

Political-Republican Agricultural Platform (1) [Utah favors Nixon]

Box 32 Massachusetts [letter from Harvard Students for Nixon]

Box 38 Some Significant Press Releases & Statements, 1960(2) [statement re defeat of Nixon]

Microfilm reels

Reel 20 Vice-President

Reel 36 Vice-President, 1960

Vice-President, 1958-1959

Vice-President, 1957

Vice President, 1956

Vice-President, 1953-1955

BISSELL, RICHARD M. Jr.: Papers, 1931-1994

Correspondence Series

Box 17 Personal Chrono File: 1974 (2) [4/23/74, Morrow to Hearst re: Nixon in newspapers]

BOOKMAN, GEORGE B.: Papers, 1981-1993

Box 1 Chapter 8 [Nixon campaign fund; Checkers speech]

Chapter 15 [Richard Nixon and Watergate]

BRAGDON, JOHN STEWART: Records, 1949-1961

Box 12 Committees: Cabinet Committee on Price Stability and Economic Growth

Box 80 Speech - Nixon Notes - Conference of Governors

BROWNELL, HERBERT JR.: Papers, 1877-1996

Box 46 Office of Legal Counsel - Executive Privilege (8)(9) [publications re Nixon’s use of executive

privilege during Watergate Crisis 1974]

Box 55 The President [1956] (1)(2) [Vice-President’s role in the Senate]

Box 63 Vice President

Box 90 Ki (1)(2) [Henry Kissinger & Richard Nixon]

Box 108 Thomas Dewey 1968-70 [selection of Nixon as vice-president, 1952]

Box 114 Richard M. Nixon Biographical Resumes [endorsements for positions in Nixon administration,

1968-69]

Richard M. Nixon Correspondence 1958-68 (1)(2)

Box 115 Richard M. Nixon Correspondence 1958-68 (3)(4)

Richard M. Nixon Correspondence 1969-85

Richard M. Nixon Inaugural Invitations

Richard M. Nixon Miscellaneous

Box 185 Presidential Papers - General

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers General

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers GSA Regulations

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers GSA Regulations, revised

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers List of Court Files

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1518, 1533, 1551 Dockets

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1518 Buchen Deposition (1)-(3)

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1518 Becker Deposition (1)(2)

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1518 Sampson Deposition (1)

Box 186 Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1518 Sampson Deposition (2)(3)

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1518 Nesbitt Deposition (1)(2)

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1582 Docket

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1852 Evidentiary Submission by Defendants

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1852 Evidentiary by Intervenor Defendants

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1852 Davis Deposition (1)(2)

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1852 Supplemental Evidentiary Presentation by

Plaintiff

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1852 Stipulation by all Counsel

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1852 Nixon Deposition (1)-(4)

Box 187 Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1852 Nixon Deposition (5)

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1852 Goodwin Affidavit

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1852 Plaintiff’s Reply Brief (1)(2)

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1852 Motion to Amend Order

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1852 Notice of Appeal

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1852 Protection of Status Quo

Presidential Papers - Nixon Papers CA 74-1852 Supreme Court Reports

BROWNELL, HERBERT JR.: Additional Papers

Box 9 N (1)-(4) [Richard Nixon]

Box 29 Memoirs – Reference Material – Documents from Archives (1)-(6) [copies of documents from

Truman, Nixon and Eisenhower papers]

Memoirs – Reference Material – Alger Hiss & Harry Dexter White Cases (1)-(3) [1985 Nixon

speech re Hiss]

BURNS, ARTHUR F.: Papers, 1930-1969

Box 29 Nixon, Richard M. (1)-(4)

Box 103 White House Correspondence--with Vice President Nixon, 1955-1956

Box 169 [Nixon for President, 1960]--Nixon Materials

[Nixon for President, 1960]--Nixon Staff--Rita Hauser

[Nixon for President, 1960]--Nixon Staff--W.H. Peterson (1)(2)

[Nixon for President, 1960]--Nixon Staff--James Shepley

[Nixon for President, 1960]--Scholars for Nixon [and Lodge]--L.L. Fuller (S.E. McCaffrey) (1)(2)

Nixon for President Committee, 1968 (1)

Box 170 Nixon for President Committee, 1968 (2)

[Nixon for President Committee, 1968]--Nixon Staff--Martin Anderson

Box 190 [Nixon’s Economic Policies, 1968--Miscellaneous Clippings on]

COCHRAN, JACQUELINE: Papers, 1932-1975

Eisenhower Campaign Series

Box 3 [Events] Touchdown Dinner Eisenhower-Nixon October 22, 1952

General Election Files Series

Box 2 Nixon Visit, Riverside Oct. 30, 1956

Box 10 Nixon, Vice Pres. Richard M.

General File Series

Box 197 Nixon, Richard M. (1)-(6)

Box 232 Politics - Women for Nixon-Agnew

Speed Records Series

Box 6 T-38: Congratulatory Messages (Domestic) M to P 1961 (1)-(3) [Richard Nixon]

COTTER, CORNELIUS P.: Papers, 1957-1994

Box 1-5 (Republican Committee on Program & Progress)

COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISERS, OFFICE OF: Records, 1953-1961

Box 24 Chron[ological File]; July, August, September, 1960

Chron[ological File]; April, May and June 1960

Chron[ological File]; January, February and March 1960

Box 25 Chron[ological File]; April, May and June 1959

Chron[ological File]; July to December 1957

Chron[ological] File; January to June, 1957

DULLES, ELEANOR LANSING: Papers, 1880-1984

Box 19 ELD Correspondence, 1968 (1)-(3) [Richard Nixon--presidential campaign]

ELD Correspondence, 1969 (1)(2) [Nixon]

Box 21 Invitations from President Nixon

DULLES, JOHN FOSTER: Papers, 1953-1959

General Correspondence and Memoranda Series

Box 1 Memos of Conversation J-K (1) [Jewish voters and VP Nixon)

Box 2 Strictly Confidential A-B (4) [possible visit by Nixon to Germany]

Box 5 [Miscellaneous Correspondence December 21, 1956 - March 18, 1957] [UK

and Vice President Nixon and Gold Coast independence]

JFD Chronological Series

Box 4 John Foster Dulles Chronological August 1943 (1)-(3) [VP Nixon]

Box 5 John Foster Dulles Chronological November 1953 (1)-(5) [Nixon]

Box 12 John Foster Dulles Chronological August 1955 (1)-(7) [Nixon and speech]

Box 14 John Foster Dulles Chronological January 1957 (1)-(3) [Vice President Nixon & OCB]

John Foster Dulles Chronological May 1957 (1)-(3) [Nixon]

Box 15 John Foster Dulles Chronological August 1957 (1)-(3) [Nixon trip to Europe]

John Foster Dulles Chronological March 1958 (1)-(3) [Nixon & summit]

Box 16 John Foster Dulles Chronological June 1958 (1)-(4) [Nixon's trip to Europe]

JFD-JMA Chronological Series

Box 3 Chronological John Foster Dulles January 1952 (1)-(5) [Richard Nixon]

Personnel Series

Box 4 Bolton, A.J. (1)(2) [support for Bolton as Ambassador to Paraguay (including support Nixon]

Box 16 Chron - April 1956 (2) [Vice President’s office and Shane MacCarthy]

Chron - May 1956 (4) [Vice President and Colonel Boris Pash]

Box 19 Chron File – April 1958 (2) [Nixon and Argentine Inauguration]

Special Assistant Chronological Series

Box 8 O'Connor - Hanes Chronological August 1955 (1)-(4) [VP Nixon]

O'Connor - Hanes Chronological September 1955 (1)-(4) [VP's Near Eastern trip]

Box 10 Macomber - Hanes Chronological June 1956 (1)-(4) [Vice President's trip to Manila]

Box 11 Macomber - Drain Chronological May 1957 (3) [Vice President and possible invitation to Russia]

Box 12 Greene - Peacock Chronological February 1958 (1)-(4) [Vice President re Soviet economic

warfare and re foreign aid]

Greene - Boster Chronological March 1958 (4) [Vice President’s trip to Europe]

Box 13 Greene - Boster Chronological May 1958 (1)-(4) [Vice President's safety]

Box 14 Greene - Boster Chronological April 1959 (1)(2) [Vice President's visit to Moscow]

Subject Series, Alphabetical Subseries

Box 6 Vice-President Nixon (1)-(5)

Box 8 Memoranda of Meetings From November 1952

Telephone Conversations Series

Box 1 Telephone Memoranda (Excepting to or From White House) May - June 1953 (2)

Telephone Memoranda (Except to and From White House) July - Oct. 31, 1953 (3)

Box 2 Telephone Memos Mar. 54-Apr. 54 (1)-(3)

Telephone Memos (Excepting to and From White House) May 1 - June 30, 1954 (1)

Telephone Memos July 54-Aug. 54 (1)(2)(5)

Box 3 Telephone Memos Sept. 54-Oct. 54 (2)

Telephone Conv. Jan. 55-Feb. 55 (3)

Telephone Conv. - General Mar. 7, 1955 - Apr. 29, 1955 (1)

Box 4 Telephone Conv. May 55-Aug. 55 (2)(6)(7)

Telephone Conv. Sept. 55-Dec. 55 (3)-(5)

Memo of Tel. Conv. Jan. 56-Apr. 56 (1)

Box 5 Memo of Tel. Conv. Jan.56-Apr. 56 (7)

Memoranda of Tel Conv. General May 1, 1956 to June 29, 1956 (1)(4)

Memoranda of Tel. Conv. General July 12, 1956 to Sept. 29, 1956 (2)

Memoranda of Tel Conv. - Gen. Oct. 1, 1956 to Dec. 29, 1956 (1)-(4)

Box 6 Memoranda Tel. Conv. - Gen. Jan 1957 to February 28, 1957 (3)(5)

Memo of Tel. Conv. Mar. 57-Apr. 57 (1)(2)

Memoranda of Tel. Conv. - General May 7, 1957 to June 27, 1957 (2)

Box 7 Memo of Tel. Conv. Sept. 57-Oct. 57 (2)(4)

Memo of Tel. Conv. Nov. 57-Dec. 57 (1)-(3)

Box 8 Memo of Tel. Conv. Jan. 58-Mar. 58 (3)(4)

Memo of Tel. Conv. Apr.-May 58 (1)(2)

Memo of Tel. Conv. June 58-July 58 (1)(3)

Box 9 Memo of Tel. Conv. Aug.-Oct. 58 (1)-(4)

Memo of Tel. Conv. Nov.-Dec. 58 (2)

Memo of Tel. Conv. Jan.-May 59 (1)-(3)

Box 11 Memo of Tel. Conv. W.H. Sept.-Dec. 56 (1)

Box 12 Memo of Tel. Conv. W.H. Sept.-Dec. 57 (3)

Box 13 Memo of Tel. Conv. W.H. Apr.-July 58 (3)

Memo of Tel. Conv. W.H. Aug.-Dec. 58 (2)

White House Memoranda Series

Box 1 White House Correspondence 1954 (2)

Box 4 Meetings with the President January 1956 through July 1956 (1)

Box 5 Meetings with the President 1957 (1)(3)

Box 6 Meetings with the President - 1957 (5)

White House - Meetings with the President 1/1 - 6/30/1958 (2)

Box 8 Very Private Memos of Conv. with the Pres. and the Vice President [1956-1958]

EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D.: Papers, Pre-Presidential, 1916-1952

Principal File

Box 87 Nixon, Richard [senator from California; correspondence re the organization, “Partisan

Republicans of California,” and its attack on Eisenhower]

EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D.: Papers as President (Ann Whitman File), 1953-1961

Administration Series

Box 10 Citizens for Eisenhower Nixon, 1958 Committee

Box 22 Jackson, C.D. 1956-57 (2) [DDE re Richard Nixon]

Box 28 Nixon, Richard M. [1953-1957] (1)-(5)

Nixon, Richard M. 1958-61 (1)-(3)

Box 34 Stassen, Harold E. 1956 (2) [Richard Nixon as Republican V.P. nominee]

Box 35 Stassen, Harold E. [1958-1960] [R. Nixon]

Ann Whitman Diary Series

Box 2 ACW Diary June 1954 (3) [DDE-Nixon conversation on politics & US Asian policy]

Box 3 ACW Diary November 1954 (5) [Nixon-DDE conversation on 1954 election results and New

York Times criticism of the Administration

Box 7 ACW Diary October 1955 (6) [discussion of Nixon and other possible successors]

Box 8 Jan. ‘56 DIARY - acw [Nixon and his future plans]

Feb. ‘56 DIARY - acw [Nixon’s political plans and DDE’s suggestion of a cabinet post]

Mar. ‘56 DIARY - acw (2) [Nixon on electoral college reform, Nixon’s & the South]

Apr. ‘56 DIARY --acw (1)(2) [Nixon decision to run again]

May ‘56 DIARY -- acw (2)

Aug. ‘56 DIARY -- acw (1)(2) [vice-presidential nomination]

Jan. ‘57 DIARY -- acw (1) [Nixon-Stassen disagreement]

Box 10 May, 1958 - ACW DIARY (1) [Nixon’s Latin America trip]

acw DIARY - July, 1958 (1) [notes dictated to Whitman by Nixon re his conversation with

Sherman Adams]

[ACW] DIARY June 1959 (2)

Box 11 [ACW] DIARY March 1960 (1)

[ACW] DIARY April 1960 (2)

DDE [ACW] Diary May 1960

[ACW] Diary, July 1960 (1)

[ACW] DIARY August 1960 (1)(2)

Cabinet Series

Box 2 Cabinet Meeting of November 12, 1953 [Nixon’s Far East trip]

Box 4 Cabinet Meeting of November 5, 1954 [1954 Election with discussion led by Vice President

Nixon]

Cabinet Meeting of March 11, 1955 [report on trip to Central America]

Box 11 Cabinet Meeting of May 16, 1958 [report on trip to South America]

Box 14 Cabinet meeting Of August 7, 1959 [report on USSR trip]

Campaign Series

Box 4-5 1960 Campaign

DDE Diary Series [Too numerous to list. Please consult the finding aid for this series.]

Dulles-Herter Series

Box 5 Dulles-Mar. 1955 (Nixon’s trip to El Salvador)

Box 8 Dulles, John Foster Mar. ‘57 [Nixon’s visit to Liberia]

Box 11 Herter-April 1959 (2) (Nixon’s trip to USSR)

International Series

(May want to check files on countries which Nixon visited as Vice-President)

Legislative Meetings Series (see also folders relating to Presidential disability)

Box 1 Meeting of January 11, 1955 [Vice Presidency]

Box 3 Notes on Legislative Leadership Meeting July 28, 1959 [Vice President’s trip to Moscow]

Notes on Legislative Leadership Meeting August 16, 1960 [support for Nixon]

Miscellaneous Series

Box 2 Memoranda re Politics [DDE meeting with Nixon]

Name Series

Box 7 DISABILITY OF PRESIDENT MEMO [includes lengthy DDE to Nixon memo re procedures in

the event of disability]

Box 10 DDE POLITICS 1960 [Nixon campaign]

Box 16 GOLDWYN, Sam [DDE on Nixon and the Jewish vote]

Box 22 MURPHY, George (2) [Entertainment Industry Committee for Eisenhower Nixon (1956)]

Box 34 WHITNEY, George [GOP politics, Richard Nixon]

NSC Series

Box 5 177th Meeting of NSC, December 24, 1953 [Nixon’s world trip Far East, India, Middle East]

186th Meeting of NSC, February 26, 1954 [memo for the Vice President summarizing discussion]

Press Conference Series

Box 3 Press Conference 6/8/55 [Vice President’s comments on Big Four]

Box 4 Press Conference 2/29/56 [Vice President]

Press Conference 3/7/56 [Vice President]

Box 7 Press Conference 3/5/58 [agreement with Vice President on disability]

Press Con. 10/1/58 [Harvard speech by Nixon]

Box 8 Press Conference 6/17/59 [Vice President Nixon and Milton Eisenhower to Moscow]

Speech Series

Box 4 AF of L, St. Louis (Delivered by Nixon) 9/23/53

Box 17 Nixon Send-Off Breakfast 9/18/56

Box 26 Vice President’s return 5/15/58

Box 28 Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon Hotel Commodore, NYC 10/28/58

Box 35 Far East Trip--6/12 thru 6/26/60 Report to Nation--6/27/60 [points which Vice President Nixon

believed to be most effective in television report to nation]

Box 36 Farewell to Nixon 9/12/60

Nationalities For Nixon 9/19/60

Box 38 Vice President Nixon’s Birthday, January 9, 1961

EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D.: Records as President (White House Central Files), 1953-1961

Alphabetical File

Box 2270 Nixon, Richard M.(1)-(3) [approximately 150 pages consisting of cross reference sheets to

documents relating to Nixon in the White House Central Files and transfer memos for documents

referred to various Federal departments for handling.]

Confidential File

Box 46 Nixon, Trip to Far East, etc. (1)-(6)

Box 100 Vice-President, The

Vice-President’s Trip to Africa (1)-(3)General File

General File

Box 36 GF 1-K-2 Endorsements, Chairman or Members, Government Contracts Committee

Box 51 GF 3-A-1 Congress of the U.S., Senate & House of Representatives, Vice President of U.S.,

President of Senate, 1952-53 (1)(2)

GF 3-A-1 Congress of the U.S., Senate & House of Representatives, Vice President of U.S.,

President of Senate, 1954 (1)

Box 52 GF 3-A-1 Congress of the U.S., Senate & House of Representatives, Vice President of U.S.,

President of Senate, 1954 (2)

GF 3-A-1 Congress of the U.S., Senate & House of Representatives, Vice President of U.S.,

President of Senate, 1955 (1)(2)

GF 3-A-1 Congress of the U.S., Senate & House of Representatives, Vice President of U.S.,

President of Senate, 1956 (1)-(3)

Box 53 GF 3-A-1 Congress of the U.S., Senate & House of Representatives, Vice President of U.S.,

President of Senate, 1957 (1)-(3)

GF 3-A-1 Congress of the U.S., Senate & House of Representatives, Vice President of U.S.,

President of Senate, 1958 (1)-(3)

Box 54 GF 3-A-1 Congress of the U.S., Senate & House of Representatives, Vice President of U.S.,

President of Senate, 1959 (1)-(3)

GF 3-A-1 Congress of the U.S., Senate & House of Representatives, Vice President of U.S.,

President of Senate, 1960 (1)(2)

GF 3-A-2 Appointment of Robert L. King as Administrative Officer in Vice President’s Office

GF 3-A-2 PRO, Appointment of Robert L. King as Administrative Officer in Vice President’s

Office

GF 3-A-2 CON Appointment of Robert L. King as Administrative Officer in Vice President’s

Office (1)-(2)

Box 55 GF 3-A-2 CON, Appointment of Robert L. King as Administrative Officer in Vice President’s

Office (3)-(4)

Box 99 GF 6-B Presidential Succession

GF 6-B-1 Presidential Disability, Presidential Inability

Box 184 GF 9-A Endorsement, Secretary of State, Nixon, Richard M.

Box 465 GF 109-A PRO Nixon Speech in Reply to Adlai Stevenson

GF 109-A CON Nixon Speech in Reply to Adlai Stevenson (1)-(2)

Box 571 GF 109-A-15 Suggested Republican Presidential Candidates Other Than the President [See folders

for Nixon and Rockefeller]

Box 572-4 GF 109-A-16 Suggested Republican Vice Presidential Candidates, 1956 [in the discussion of

alternate candidates Nixon is often mentioned in comparison]

Box 574 GF 109-A-16-A Nixon vs. Herter re Stassen’s announcement, 7/23/56 favoring Herter as V.P

Nominee

Box 574-78 GF 109-A-16-A PRO Nixon vs. Herter re Stassen’s announcement, 7/23/56 favoring Herter as

V.P Nominee

Box 578-80 GF 109-A-16-A CON Nixon vs. Herter re Stassen’s announcement, 7/23/56 favoring Herter as

V.P Nominee

Official File:

Box 300-01 OF 99-B Vice President of the United States

Box 301 OF 99-B-1 Vice President of the United States, Vice President’s Flag

OF 99-B-2 Vice President of the United States, Vice President’s Seal [folder empty]

OF 99-B-3 Vice President of the United States, Letters, etc. signed by Vice President

on Behalf of President during the President’s Illness

Box 317 OF 99-Q Conference of Legislative Leaders

Box 339 OF 101-C Presidential Succession

Box 345 OF 101-M-3 Powers of the President, Delegation of Authority During Presidential Illness

Box 366 OF 101-XX Presidential Inability--Presidential Disability

OF 101-XX-1 Bipartisan Commission on Presidential Inability

Box 367 OF 101-ZZ Administrative Vice President

Box 378 OF 102-I-1 President’s Committee on Contract Compliance

Box 378-80 OF 102-I-2 President’s Committee on Contract Compliance, Government Contract Committee

Box 482 OF 114-N Cabinet Committee on Price Stability for Economic Growth

Box 497 OF 116-I-A Vice President Nixon’s Trip to Far East

Box 498 OF 116-J-5 Vice President’s Trip to Middle American Countries

Box 499 OF 116-J-7 Vice President’s Trip to Latin American Countries

OF 116-K-2 Vice President’s Trip to Near East & Africa

Box 505 OF 116-NN Vice President Nixon’s Trip to Africa

Box 545 OF 126-A-2 Juvenile Delinquency

Box 597-98 OF 138-C-4 Republican Presidential Campaigns

Box 600 OF 138-C-4-E Volunteers for Nixon-Lodge TV Panel

Box 602 OF 138-C-11 Nixon--Stassen Controversy

OF 138-C-11 Pro Nixon-Stassen Controversy, Pro Nixon as Vice-Presidential Candidate 1956

OF 138-C-11 Con Nixon-Stassen Controversy, Con Nixon as Vice-Presidential Candidate 1956

Box 711 OF 160 Argentina (2)-(4)

OF 161 Austria (1)

OF 161-B Vice President’s Trip to Austria

Box 712 OF 164 Brazil (3)-(4)

Box 723 OF 183-CC Vice President’s Trip to Great Britain

Box 736 OF 225-D Vice President’s Trip to Moscow

Box 763 OF 320 Ghana

Pre-Inaugural File:

Box 1 Nixon, Senator Richard

Box 16 Democrats for Eisenhower-Nixon

Box 17 Veterans for Eisenhower-Nixon

President’s Personal File:

Box 649 PPF 20-X-137 Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon, Commodore Hotel,N.Y.City, 10/28/58 3:48 P.M.

Box 655 PPF 20-X-212 Nixon for President Committee, Philadelphia, Pa. October 28, 1960

Box 868 PPF 47 Young Nixonites

Box 959 PPF 794 Nixon, Richard

EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D.: Papers, Post-Presidential, 1964-1969

Appointment Books

Box 1 Calls and Appointments 1964 (3)

Box 3 Calls and Appointments 1967 (1) (3)

Calls and Appointments 1968 (2)

Augusta Walter-Reed Series

Box 2 Politics, 1967-68

Convenience File Series

Box 1 RICHARD NIXON --- Statement by DDE/Nov 5, 1966

Secretary’s Series

Box 2 Messages (ME-2)—Individuals [Richard Nixon]

Politics (PL)-Goldwater, Barry-1964 (2) [Nixon]

Box 4 Politics (PL)—Rebuilding the Party (1)

Box 5 Politics (PL)—Rebuilding the Party (5) [Goldwater-Nixon meeting of 12/10/64]

Politics (PL)—Rebuilding the Party (6)

Box 9 B

J

Box 10 Eisenhower [selection of Nixon as 1952 running mate]

Box 11 N

Pa

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Box 14 Nixon, Richard M. [John Birch Society]

Box 17 A

Box 18 N

Box 21 N

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Stra

Funeral Arrangements and Tributes Series

Box 1 Eulogy by President Richard M. Nixon, March 30, 1969

Special Name File

Box 1 Baker, Milton, 1967-68

Box 5 Gosden, Freeman, 1962 (2)

Gosden, Freeman, 1968

Box 6 Gruenther, Alfred M., 1963-66 (5)

Box 7 Harlow, Bryce, 1962 (4)

Box 8 Harlow, Bryce, 1968 (1)(3)

Box 10 Humphrey, George, 1967

Jones, Charles S., 1962

Box 11 Leithead, Barry, 1968

Box 14 Nixon, Richard M., 1961-69 [12 folders]

Box 15 Roberts, Clifford, 1961 (1)-(3)

Box 16 Roberts, Clifford, 1963-66 (8)

Box 17 Roberts, Clifford, 1968

Robinson, William E., 1963-66 (1)-(3)

Robinson, William E., 1967

Robinson, William E., 1968-69

Romney, George, 1963-66

Box 18 Romney, George, 1967 (4)

Slater, Ellis D., 1968

Box 19 Strauss, Lewis, 1968-69

Thayer, Walter N., 1961 (1)

Thayer, Walter N., 1963-66 (1)

Box 20 Thayer, Walter N., 1963-66 (3)

Thayer, Walter N., 1968

Speech Series

Box 3 October 6, 1962 San Francisco, California (1)(2) [Richard Nixon for governor of California]

Box 8 SP-2 Speeches Made By Others—Sent to DDE [1964] (6) [Nixon on foreign policy/civil rights]

Box 10 SP-2 Speeches-Other than DDE [1965] (4) [Nixon on Herbert Hoover]

1962 Principal File

Box 18 Political Affairs (5)

Box 28 Bas

Box 37 Kl

Box 39 Morr

Box 41 Ph

Box 44 Stans, Maurice

Box 47 Z

Box 47 Chron File Feb. 62 (3)(6)

* also see finding aid for references to general political of Republican materials

1962-63 Signature File

Box 7 Gifts Received (GI-1)-Ni

Box 16 Messages (Individuals) (ME-2)-N

Box 17 Politics (Itinerary of DDE-1962 Political Campaign-RNC) (PL-1)-California [Nixon campaign]

Box 20 Public Relations (Autographs Given) (PR-2)-H (Nixon campaign tour, 1952]

Box 60 Whi (1)-(3) [California politics; Richard Nixon]

1963 Principal File

Box 2 AP-1 Appointments--Hermann, A. B., Heritage Record, April 16, 1963

AP-1 Appointments--Nixon, Richard M., December 11, 1963

Box 30 PL-3 Politics (General) [DDE doesn’t think Nixon will ever run for office again]

Box 58 Pe (1) [Nixon-public office]

Box 60 Ra (3)

1964 Principal File

Box 2 AP-1 Appointments Approved--Nixon, Richard Me, Dec. 9, 1964

AP-1 Appointments Approved--Nixon, Richard Me, Sept. 22, 1964

AP-1 Appointments Approved--Nixon, Richard M., July 6, 1964

Box 9 IN-1 Invitations Accepted-Hershey, Pao (Goldwater Inspired), Aug. 12, 1964

Box 31 Co (13) [DDE-political scene, his role, Scranton, Nixon, and Goldwater]

Box 34 Es [RNC-Burch-Bliss-Nixon-Goldwater-DDE]

Box 38 HA (8)

Box 45 Me (4)

Box 56 Washburn, Abbott

1965 Principal File

Box 6 IN-1 Herbert Hoover Birthday Observance, 8-10-65 [text of speech by Nixon]

Box 13 Memoranda (For the Record or Files) (1) [warning from Nixon re Time reporter]

1966 Principal File

Box 4 GI-1 Gifts From the General

Box 11 PL-3 Political Affairs-Elections, Campaigns (5) [favorable comments on Nixon appearance in

Bartlesville, OK]

PL-5 Political Affairs-Political Statements (1) [Nixon predicts Republican gains]

Box 15 PR-5-1-3 Public Relations-Publicity Releases-Press, Radio, and TV [statement re Richard Nixon]

Box 18 PU-4 Publications-Outside Publications-Gallup Polls (1)-(7) [1968 Presidential candidates]

Box 21 A

Box 23 BI (2) [Nixon appearance in Seattle; birth control]

Box 30 FI (4) [DDE letter to Nixon re use of nuclear weapons in Vietnam]

Box 32 GO (1)-(4) [DDE to Nixon re Vietnam and Ambassador Arthur Goldberg]

Box 41 N [letter to Richard Nixon re President Johnson labeling the Republicans the “party of fear”]

Box 48 ST (1) [Maurice Stans inquires if DDE favors Romney over Nixon for 1968]

1966 Signature File

Box 10 N [Richard Nixon letter to Raymond Pitcairn]

1967 Principal File

Box 1 AP-1 Appointments Accepted, November 1967 (1)

Box 5 General Eisenhower’s Birthday (’67) (2)

Box 14 IV-2 Invitations Declined, September 1967 (2) [DDE favorable to either Nixon or Rockefeller]

Box 20 ME-1 Messages to Adults, May 1967

Box 21 ME-1-2 Birthday Greetings, January-May, 1967 (1)(2)

Box 26 PL-3 Elections-Candidates, etc. (Ronald Reagan) [DDE to Walter Williams, did not believe JFK

would defeat Nixon in 1960; DDE to Humphrey re visits with Nixon, Rockefeller, Romney, and

Reagan; Gallup Report re Nixon as frontrunner for 1968]

PL-3 Elections-Candidates, etc. (1)-(5)

Box 34 PR-5-1-4 Clippings (Sept. 1, 1967 - ) (2) [Nixon-presidential candidate]

Box 41 PU-4-1 Gallup Polls

Box 47 CH (1)

Box 51 L (2) [movements among Republicans for Nixon and Romney]

Box 55 SCR

ST (3) [Nixon’s 1960 campaign]

Box 57 WI (1)(2) [to Walter Williams re Richard Nixon and context of his statement in 1960 campaign,

“Give me a week and I’ll think of some;” mistakes made in Nixon’s 1960 campaign; potential

presidential candidates for 1968]

1968 Principal File

Box 1 AP-1 Appointments Accepted, January-March 1968 (1) [comments on Nixon as most qualified

candidate running for President]

AP-1 Appointments Accepted, April-December 1968 [Bernard Shanley re Nixon and Rockefeller

and presidential race]

Box 2 BE Business and Economics (?) [DDE to G. Hauge re Nixon’s chances in 1968 election]

Box 7 GI-2 Gifts to the General (September) (1) [golf shirts with “Nixon” on them]

Box 8 GI-2 Gifts to the General (August) (3) [Nixon campaign buttons]

Box 13 ME-1 Messages to Adults (3) [DDE to Reed re Nixon as candidate for President]

Box 16 PL-3 Elections-Campaigns-Candidates (1)-(5)

PL-3 Elections-Campaigns-Candidates (July-Dec.) (1)(2)

Box 17 PL-3 Elections-Campaigns-Candidates (April-June) (1)-(6)

PL-5 Statements (1)-(3) [statement concerning Nixon’s stand on Vietnam; Abbott Washburn;

poster, “Ike’s Team Backs Nixon;” clippings re DDE’s endorsement of Nixon]

Box 19 PR 3-1 Autographs-Photographs, July-Dec. (9) [Nixon for President Campaign Headquarters]

Box 23 PR 4 Photographs (2) [text of speech by Nixon, 3-7-68]

PR 5-1-1 Broadcasts, etc. (1) [statement by Nixon on DDE’s birthday]

PR 5-1-4 Clippings (3) [DDE endorses Nixon]

Box 24 PR 5-1-4 Clippings (4)-(10) [various clippings re: Presidential race]

Box 26 PR 7 Complimentary Letters (2) [Nixon election victory, DDE support may have helped]

Box 29 PU 4-1 Gallup Polls (1)(2)

Box 30 SP 1 General Eisenhower’s Speeches (1)(2) [7-18-68, DDE endorses Nixon for President]

Box 37 Bl (1)(2) [to Baik re people who don’t like Nixon, Rockefeller]

Box 39 E

Box 40 Gr (2) [to Graham re support for Nixon]

Box 41 Hi [Pat Hitt, Women for Nixon-Agnew]

Hu (1 [to Whitman re Emmet Hughes and Nixon]

K (1)(2) [to Aurand re change in Vietnam conflict and Richard Nixon]

Box 42 Mc (1) [Mary Jane McCaffree, Secretaries for Nixon]

Box 45 Se [Secretaries for Nixon, Mary Jane McCaffree]

Sh (2) [Bernard Shanley re polls showing that any Democrat candidate could defeat Nixon]

Si (1)(2) [MDE to Simons re gifts and visit by Richard and Pat Nixon]

Box 46 Sp [Sports Advisory Committee for Nixon]

St (1)-(3) [Maurice Stans re Nixon campaign; to Stuart re golf, Nelson Rockefeller, Nixon]

Box 47 Wh (2) [to Whitman re Nixon being electable]

Wo (1)(2) [to Woodruff re help he gave Nixon in campaign, possible visit, golf; to Wright, DDE

believes Nixon the best qualified person to be President; DDE endorses Nixon, July 19]

X, Y, Z (1) [to Allin re Youth for Nixon-Agnew]

Box 50 N (2) [booklet by Nixon, “Toward Freedom From Fear”]

1969 Principal File

Box 2 FA (Foreign Affairs) [letter from Charles DeGaulle re: upcoming visit of Pres. Nixon]

Box 3 GI 2 (Gifts to the General) (12) [Jan. 1969, article by Nixon]

Box 5 PL (Political Affairs) [2/16/69 Schulz to DDE that Pres, Nixon has assigned him to position of

Special Assistant to the President for Liaison with Former Presidents]

PL 5 (Statements) [article on Nixon’s presidential style]

PL 7 (Republican National Committee) [text of Nixon’s Inaugural Address; RNC research report

for the Nixon Administration]

Box 8 PR 3-8 (Miscellaneous Information), February 1969 (3) [Nixon campaign]

PR 5-1-1 (Broadcasts, etc.) [Hagerty to DDE re: use of his statement on Nixon]

PR 5-1-4 (Clippings) (3) [Pres. Nixon visits DDE on Feb. 2]

Box 10 PR 6 (Thank You Letters) (1) [letter from Walter Cronkite, comments on Pres. Nixon]

Box 11 PU 4-1 (Gallup Poll) [polls re: Nixon]

RM (Religious Matters) [comments on Pres. Nixon]

Box 12 TR (Walter Reed) (1) [DDE watched the inauguration of Nixon]

Box 13 De Gaulle, President [letter to De Gaulle, 2-4-69, urging that he meet with Pres. Nixon]

H [remarks by DDE re: Nixon inauguration]

KI [DDE to Henry Kissinger with draft of letter to Pres. Charles de Gaulle re: Nixon’s upcoming

trip to Europe]

Box 14 M [DDE to Harold MacMillan re: President Nixon]

Nixon, Richard M. [transferred to Special Name Series] [letter from Schulz to DDE re: his

position as Special Assistant to the President for Liaison with Former Presidents, 2-17-69]

Box 15 XYZ [Schulz to Ziegler re: photo of President Nixon for People-to-People]

Box 18 N [clippings on Nixon’s inauguration]

FINDER, LEONARD V.: Papers, 1930-1969

Box 8 Personal Correspondence, 1953-59, 1961 [1952 whispering campaign against Nixon]

Box 14 K [Sam Krupnick on Nixon candidacy]

N [includes Nixon]

Box 23 Nixon, Richard M.

FITZGERALD, DENNIS A.: Papers, 1940-1969

Box 21 Telephone Conversations August 1 - Sept. 30, 1953 (1)-(3)

Box 26 TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS August - September 1957 (2) [Vice President and mutual

security program]

Box 30 TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS May 1961 (2) [Vice President’s trip]

FLEMMING, ARTHUR S.: Papers, 1939-1996

Box 8 Eisenhower, Dwight D. (2)

Box 11 Had - Hal [H. R. Haldeman and Nixon campaign for governor]

Box 19 Nic - Nye [Nixon correspondence dated 1967]

Box 19 Nixon Position Papers [1960 campaign issues in the area of HEW]

Box 22 Republican Campaign [1960] (1)-(8) [Nixon speech drafts; Nixon memos on campaign strategy]

Republican National Committee (l)-(4)

Box 23 Republican Party (8) [Nixon for President Committee]

Box 28 The Vice President [Richard M. Nixon] (1)(2) [1957-1962]

Box 29 Wic - Wilk [Richard Nixon]

Box 97 HEW: Chronological File - December 1960

Box 98 HEW: Chronological File - August 1960 (2) [Richard Nixon and adult education, Nixon -Lodge

campaign]

HEW: Chronological File - January 1960 (1) [Richard M. Nixon]

Box 99 HEW: Chronological File - April 1959 (2) [Richard M. Nixon and welfare]

Box 216 Speeches, Material for [quotes from Richard M. Nixon]

FORD, VINCENT T.: Unpublished Manuscript, “Twenty-Four Minutes To Checkmate,” 1953-1957

Box 2 Volume III (3)

Volume III (4)

FOX, FREDERIC E.: Records, 1953-1961

Box 12 Vice-President

Box 26 Nixon for President Rallies

FRANCIS, CLARENCE: Papers, 1933-1973

Box 7 Recollections

Box 9 Trip to Russia 1959--Kitchen Debate (1)-(4)

Box 11 Nixon, Richard

GALE, OLIVER M.: Papers, 1957-60, 1971, 1974

Box 1 Washington Journal, Vol. I, July 1957 to Dec. 1958 (4) [response to threats against Nixon

in South America]

Washington Journal, Vol. II, Jan. 1959 to June 1960 (3) [Nixon speaks to Special

Assistants Group]

Washington Journal, Vol. II, Jan. 1959 to June 1960 (5) [Abbott Washburn recruits Gale to advise

Nixon on public relations matters]

Box 2 Washington Journal, Vol. II, Jan. 1959 to June 1960 (6) [Gale turns down offer to join group for

Nixon]

Washington Journal, Vol. II, Jan. 1959 to June 1960 (7) [John Hamlin working on defense paper

for Nixon]

GREENE, JOHN ROBERT: Manuscript & Materials re The Crusade: Presidential Election of 1952, 1979-1986

Box 5 Nixon After Checkers

HAGERTY, JAMES C.: Papers, 1953-1961

Box 1 Diary (scattered items)

Box 3 Legislative Leaders Meetings, 1960-JCH Notes [8-9-60, role of Vice-President]

Miscellaneous Notes (JCH)-1959 (1) [briefing on return of Nixon from Russian trip]

Box 4 Miscellaneous Notes (JCH)-1960 (2)

Box 6 Kennedy, President-Elect [drafts for telegrams to be sent to Nixon]

Box 7 Nixon, Vice President

Box 15 Inauguration--1957, Sunday and Monday [info. on Bible used by Nixon for his swearing-in]

Box 16 BERMUDA CONFERENCE--Agenda, Pre-Conference Notes, JCH [3-15-57 Memo: “Vice-

President’s Statements on British Colonial Policy” re Ghana]

Box 35 Pres. Nixon’s European Trip 1969

Box 109 Appointment Books, 1970 [July 10-Pres. Nixon]

Appointment Books, 1971 [Jan. 28-Pres. Nixon; Apr. 26-White House]

Box 110 Alf M. Landon Correspondence, 1966-1971

Alf M. Landon Correspondence, 1973

Dwight D. Eisenhower Correspondence, 1968-1969 [Nixon Inauguration]

Box 111 Herb Klein and Ron Ziegler Correspondence, 1970 [Nixon speech and background paper, “Strong

Friends and the Balance of Peace;” Nixon Doctrine]

Herb Klein and Ron Ziegler Correspondence, 1971 [Nixon, the press, and the public]

Herb Klein and Ron Ziegler Correspondence, 1972-1973 [Nixon’s new peace proposals on

Vietnam; departure of Klein from White House; wider duties for Ziegler; problem of inflation;

Watergate affair]

JCH Personal Correspondence, 1964 (1) [rumor re Hagerty and Nixon in Florida]

Box 114 JCH Personal Correspondence, 1972 (1)(2) [Nixon trip to China; Nixon-McGovern presidential

race]

JCH Personal Correspondence, 1973 (3)-(5) [Alf Landon comments on Pres. Nixon style of

leadership; Watergate]

Box 115 Lyndon B. Johnson Correspondence, 1967-1973 [re: Nixon]

Box 116 Misc. Political Figures, Correspondence, 1973 (1)-(3) [various individuals and topics re: Nixon

presidency and Watergate]

Richard M. Nixon Correspondence, 1961-1962

Richard M. Nixon Correspondence, 1967-1973 (1)(2)

Roger Hagerty (Personal) Correspondence, 1966-1971 [1968 presidential campaign and election]

White House Staff Correspondence, 1969-1970 [press reaction to speech by Pres. Nixon on

Vietnam, 11-3-69; article on Presidential gaffes]

White House Staff Correspondence, 1971-1972

White House Staff Correspondence, 1973 [viewing levels for Watergate hearings; attack on TV

networks by Nixon White House]

Box 121 FBI Symposium, 12/6/73 [Watergate]

FBI Symposium, 1/9/74 [Watergate]

Box 122 Clippings and Articles, 1971-1974 [comments on Nixon and Watergate]

Box 123 Clippings and Related Correspondence, 1961-1973 (6) [Nixon and Watergate]

Box 125 Howard K. Smith Program on Nixon, 1962

Box 127 N.Y. Times Articles by JCH, 1972 (1)(2)

Nixon Administration, Klein and Ziegler, Press Conferences and Speeches, 1969 (1)-(3)

Box 128 Nixon Administration, Klein and Ziegler, Press Conferences and Speeches, 1969 (4)(5)

Nixon Administration, Klein and Ziegler, Press Conferences and Speeches, 1970

Nixon Administration, Klein and Ziegler, Press Conferences and Speeches, 1971-1972 (1)(2)

Nixon Inauguration, 1969

Statement re ABC Program on Richard Nixon, 11/19/62

HAMLIN, JOHN H.: Papers, 1952-1960

Box 1 Letters from Nixon

Correspondence re 1960 Campaign

HAZLETT, EDWARD E. “SWEDE”: Papers, 1941-1965

Box 2 1954 October 23

HENRY, LAURIN L.: Papers, 1952-1961

Box 12 Presidency-General (1)(2) [Nixon’s role]

Presidency-Heart Attack Period (1)(2) [role of Cabinet and Nixon]

Box 19 Correspondence with Candidates and Representatives. 1960-1961

Box 20 Election Day to January 20—Kennedy Activities, Nov. 1-15, 1960 [JFK-Nixon meet]

Box 21 1960 Campaign—Nixon (1)(2)

1962 Election [Nixon’s statement after being defeated in race for governorship of California]

Rockefeller [meeting with Nixon re platform for Republican Party]

HERTER, CHRISTIAN A.: Papers, 1957-1961

Box 1 Chronological File - March 1957 (1) [Nixon's trip]

Box 3 Chronological File - October 1957 (1) [Vice President Nixon and mutual security]

Chronological File - November 1957 (1) [Nixon and Sherman Adams re appointments; Herter

meeting with Nixon and others re public opinion support for mutual security and reciprocal trade]

[Chronological File] January 1958 (1) [Vice President and possible European trip]

Box 4 [Chronological File] March 1958 (2) [Nixon and Argentine inaugural]

[Chronological File] April 1958 (3) [Vice President and foreign diplomats]

[Chronological File] May 1958 (2) [airport reception for Vice President]

[Chronological File] May 1958 (3) [Argentina and Nixon]

Box 5 [Chronological File] September 1958 (1) [Vice President Nixon re control of stories on

public opinion mail on Formosa]

Box 7 [Chronological File] April 1959 (3) [Vice President Nixon and Castro]

Box 8 [Chronological File] April 1960 (1) [Herter’s views on Presidency and on Nixon]

Box 10 Presidential Telephone Calls 1959 (2) [Vice President Nixon and government reorganization plan]

CAH Telephone Calls 3/8/57 to 8/14/57 (2) [Vice President Nixon and talks with Lyndon Johnson

on State-USIA budget]

Box 11 CAH Telephone Calls 8/15/57-12/31/57 (1) [Vice President Nixon's comments on Eric

Johnston]

CAH Telephone Calls 8/15/57 - 12/31/57 (2) Vice President, Harold Boeschenstein and mutual

security conference]

CAH Telephone Calls 1/2/58 to 3/31/58 (1) [Vice President Nixon and Argentine inaugural]

CAH Telephone Calls 1/2/58 to 3/31/58 (2) [Vice President meeting with Zaroubin re Soviet

science]

CAH Telephone Calls 4/1/58 to 6/30/58 (1) [Vice President’s South American trip]

CAH Telephone Calls 4/1/58 to 6/30/58 (2) [Vice President and meetings with foreign diplomats]

CAH Telephone Calls 7/1/58 to 9/30/58 (1) [Vice President re public opinion on Formosan policy]

Box 12 CAH Telephone Calls 1/1/59 to 4/27/59 (1) [Vice President’s trip to Soviet Union]

CAH Telephone Calls 5/4/59 to 12/31/59 (1) [Nixon and NSC disarmament]

CAH Telephone Calls 5/4/59 to 12/31/59 (2) [Vice President and Yugoslavia]

CAH Telephone Calls 5/4/59 to 12/31/59 (3) [Vice President’s desire to meet Khrushchev;

Nixon's criticism of art exhibit for Moscow fair]

CAH Telephone Calls 3/28/60-6/30/60 (2) [Nixon and U.S. moves in U-2 aftermath]

Box 13 CAH Telephone Calls 7/1/60 to 8/31/60 (2) [Vice President's speaking engagements; Vice

President Nixon and Republican platform]

CAH Telephone Calls 9/1/60 to 1/20/61 (2) [Nixon-Kennedy debate on Quemoy & Matsu]

Box 20 Letters M-Z Official - Classified (1)

Box 23 Mrs. Herter Miscellaneous [1956 Nixon visit to Massachusetts]

HESS, STEPHEN H.: Records, 1959-1961

Box 2 Nixon, New York Daily News answers

Box 3 Urban County Congress [draft of remarks to be delivered by the Vice President]

HOAGLAND, HENRY W.: Papers, 1931-1995

Box 5 William J. Casey - Biography of Leonard J. Hall 1980 (1)-(3) [ 1956“Dump Nixon” campaign]

HOLLAND, HENRY F.: Papers, 1954-1962 [documents in Spanish and English]

Assistant Secretary of State Subseries, 1954-1956

Box 1 Argentina (1)-(2) [Nixon’s 1955 Latin American trip]

Brazil--Nixon to Kubitschek Inaugural (1)-(2) Jan.-Feb. 1956,

Box 2 Brazil: Nixon to Kubitschek Inaugural (3)-(5)

Box 3 Costa Rica [Nixon’s 1955 visit to Costa Rica]

Honduras [letter to Nixon thanking him for American aid during a 1954 flood]

Box 5 Latin America in the U.S. Press

Nixon, Dulles, et. al.

1955 Nixon Trip Subseries [see the finding aid for complete file content info]

Box 6 Costa Rica--(1955 Nixon Trip)--Feb 21-23, 1955

Cuba--(1955 Nixon Trip)--Feb. 6-9, 1955 (1)-(5)

Dominican Republic--(1955 Nixon Trip) March 1-2, 1955

El Salvador--(1955 Nixon Trip) Feb. 15-17, 1955

Guatemala--(1955 Nixon Trip)

Haiti--(1955 Nixon Trip), (1) March 3-5, 1955

Box 7 Haiti--(1955 Nixon Trip) (2)-(5) March 3-5, 1955

Honduras--(1955 Nixon Trip)

Mexico--(1955 Nixon Trip)

Nicaragua--(1955 Nixon Trip) (1)-(3) Feb. 19-21, 1955

Box 8 Panama -- (1955 Nixon Trip), Feb. 23-26, 1955

Paraguay--(1955 Nixon Trip)

Peru (1955 Nixon Trip) (1)-(2)

Puerto Rico (1955 Nixon Trip)

1955 Nixon Trip--Miscellaneous Clippings

1955 Nixon Trip--U.S. Newspaper Articles

Post State Department Series, 1956-1962

Box 9 Republican Finance Committee, March 1958

Box 11 H-50 Argentina (1)

H-50 Argentina: General

Box 12 Scrapbooks and Oversized Photographs

Scrapbook—[“Vice-President Nixon Visits El Salvador”]

HUMPHREY, GEORGE M.: Papers, 1912-1970 (microfilm)

Reel 59 Vice President of the United States– correspondence with Richard M. Nixon, 1953-1957

HUMPHREYS, ROBERT: Papers, 1925-1965

Box 1 Adams, Sherman - 1959-1961 (1)(2) [the “Nixon episode” of 1952 (allegations against Nixon and

how the matter, including both Eisenhower’s and Nixon’s speeches, was handled)]

Box 6 Nixon, Richard M. - 1952 (1)-(7)

Box 7 Nixon, Richard M. - 1953-1964 (1)-(5)

Box 7 Stassen, Harold E. - 1952-1956 (1)-(2) [materials re the “dump Nixon” campaign of 1956 which

was led by Stassen]

Box 10 1952 Campaign and Election (1)-(4)

Box 13 1956 - Campaign and Election (1)-(8)

JACKSON, C.D.: Papers, 1931-1989

Box 38 Bruckberger, R. L.-1960 [Presidential election]

Box 47 Dohrn, Klaus (3) [Richard Nixon]

Box 50 Eisenhower, Dwight D.-Correspondence, 1956 [ditch Nixon movement]

Box 60 Hughes, Emmet J. [1955-dump Nixon group]

Box 68 Log-1953 (5)

Box 69 Log-1955 (2)

Log-1956 (1) [anti-Nixon movement]

Log-1959 (2)

Log-1960

Box 71 Luce, Henry R. & Clare, 1956 (3) [move to replace Nixon with Herter]

Luce, Henry R. & Clare, 1956 (6) [dump Nixon movement]

Box 80 Nixon, Richard, Vice President

Box 103 Speeches-Background Material [1959 speech by Nixon re U.S.-Soviet relations]

LAMBIE, JAMES M., JR.: Records, 1953-1961

Box 23 Nixon, Richard M., Vice President 1955

Box 30 Nixon, Richard M., Vice President 1956

Box 56 Inflation

“N” Miscellaneous 1960 [Press release copies of Richard Nixon speeches]

LARSON, ARTHUR: Papers, 1957-1959

Box 21 Eisenhower, Dwight D. (1) [1967 meeting with DDE re LBJ, Nixon, Vietnam, politics]

Box 23 Memorandum Book January 1958 [DDE re Nixon]

Memorandum Book May 1958 [Nixon re importance of intellectuals in South America]

Memorandum Book July 1958 [meeting with Nixon July 9]

Memorandum Book November 1959 [meeting with Nixon]

Box 24 Memorandum Book 1963-64

Box 25 Nixon, Richard 1960-62

Nixon, Richard 1966-69 (1)-(3)

Nixon Speeches 1959

LARSON, ARTHUR AND MALCOLM MOOS: Records, 1957-1959

Box 2 Vice-President Nixon

Box 11 Vice President Nixon (1)-(3)

Box 12 Vice President Nixon (4)-(5)

LOOMIS, PAT: Papers, 1952-1990

Box 1 Memos (1)(2) [Nixon campaign fund controversy]

MCCANN, KEVIN: Papers, 1918-1981

Box 2 Report on the World [series of guest speakers at Defiance, 1956, incl. R. Nixon]

Box 13 Unidentified Correspondence, Undated [support for Nixon]

Box 15 N [Nixon]

W (2) [McCann to Walter Williams re possible candidates for Pres. in 1964 including Nixon]

Box 16 B (1) [McCann supports Nixon for 1968]

D (1) [plans to support Nixon in 1968]

G (2) [letter to Gitt supporting Nixon for President, 1968]

K [letter to Knox re 1968 campaign and support for Nixon]

Box 17 M (3) [Mary McGrory re Nixon campaign, 1968]

N

P [comments on the use of the word “Negro” and suggestion it be banned from all Nixon material,

May 1968]

S (1) [Fred Seaton, supports Nixon, 1967]

W (2) [letter from W. Walter Williams seeking supporters for Nixon]

C [Cardinal Cooke’s speech on Church-Related Education, 8-17-71 & response by President

Nixon]

Box 18 E [Robert Ellsworth, Director, Nixon for President Committee]

G (2) [Nixon’s decision not to have DDE do a speaking tour west of Ohio in the 1960 campaign]

Mac, Mc [comments on meeting with Richard Nixon in April 1975]

Nixon, Richard

Box 19 W (1) [Ann Whitman comments on Nixon giving a poor speech for the President in 1954]

W (3) [Rose Mary Woods, statement by Tricia Nixon Cox on her father and Watergate]

A (1) [Sherman Adams, comments on Nixon]

Box 20 N [letters from Richard Nixon in 1979 and 1981]

Box 23 Letterbook, 1972-73 [comments on Watergate stories]

Letterbook, 1973-75 [Richard Nixon; article on Watergate]

MCCARDLE, CARL W.: Papers, 1953-1957

Box 8 Speeches by the Vice-President

Box 10 Richard Nixon

MCCONE, JOHN A.: Papers, 1958-1961

Box 5 McCone Sealed File Number 5 (1)(2) [VP Nixon's conversation with Khrushchev]

MERRIAM, ROBERT E.: Records, 1955-1961

Box 4 1958 Campaign Speeches

Box 11 Political Campaign - 1960

MITCHELL, JAMES P.: Papers, 1953-1961, 1964

Box 38 1959 - Secretary’s Personal File - Confidential – Miscellaneous

Box 159 1956 - White House - Confidential [boost Nixon campaign]

Box 168 1955 - Congressional - The Vice President

1956 - Congressional - The Vice President

1957 - Congressional - The Vice President

1959 - Congressional - The Vice President (January - March)

1959 - Congressional - The Vice President (April - July)

Box 169 1959 - Congressional - The Vice President (August - September)

1959 - Congressional - The Vice President (October - December)

1960 - Congressional - The Vice President (January - March) (1)(2)

1960 - Congressional - The Vice President (April - June) (1)(2)

Box 170 1960 - Congressional - The Vice President (July - September) (1)(2)

1960 - Congressional - The Vice President (October - January 1961)

1959 - Congressional - The Vice President and the Speaker of the House

1960 - Congressional - The Vice President and the Speaker of the House

1961 - Congressional - The Vice President and the Speaker of the House

Box 186 1955 - Political (2) [address of Vice President]

Box 193 1960 - Political (September) (1)(2) [statement by Mitchell on Nixon’s television debate with John

Kennedy]

MORGAN, GERALD D.: Records, 1953-1961

Accessions Pre-Acc and A67-57

Box 33 “N” Personal

Box 35 Chronological – June 2, 1954 to July 29, 1954 [Richard Nixon]

Box 43 Chronological – June 20, 1960 to July 20, 1960 [Richard Nixon]

NATIONAL FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN: Records, 1938-1960

Box 103 Vice-Pres. Nixon (1956)

Box 123 Nixon Campaign Tour 1956

NORSTAD, LAURIS: Papers, 1930-1987

Box 73 McCone, John (1)-(3) [Nixon and the debates]

Box 131 Miscellaneous Govt. Correspondence (1)(2) [correspondence with Nixon]

Box 136 Republican Party Critical Issues Council (1)(2)

Box 141 Sulzberger Correspondence

ODLUM, FLOYD B.: Papers, 1892-1976

Box 4 Eisenhower, Dwight D. (1)-(3) [1952 – Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon]

Box 5 Eisenhower Finance Committee (1)-(2) [Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon]

Box 47 Republicans, 1957-58

Box 61 N, 1959-62

Box 68 Republicans, 1959-1962 [Volunteers for Nixon-Lodge; 1960 campaign]

OSBORN, DAVID L.: Papers, 1947-1994

Box 4 China 1984-94 (1)(2) [Nixon trip to China]

Box 6 Oral History Interview (1)(2) [Nixon’s visit to China 1972]

PAARLBERG, DON: Records, 1954-1961

Box 3 Cabinet Committee on Price Stability

Campaign--1960 (1)-(6)

Campaign--II--1960 (1)-(5)

Box 9 Vice President (1)-(5) [1959-1960]

PIKE, THOMAS P.: Records, 1955-58

Box 1 [Vice-President Nixon]

PUSEY, MERLO J.: Manuscript and material re Eisenhower the President, 1952-1969

Box 22 Nixon, Richard M.

RABB, MAXWELL M.: Papers, 1939-1989

Box 1 Correspondence, January 1953 [Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon]

Correspondence, July 1952 [Sigurd Larmon offers secluded cottage on a private beach for use by

Senator and Mrs. Nixon]

Box 4 Eisenhower Campaign, 1952-Correspondence (1) [memo re Nixon speaking about the McCarran

Act; Chotiner to Rabb re Nixon signing a “restrictive covenant” deed]

Eisenhower Campaign, 1952-Correspondence (4) [insinuations of anti-Semitism on part of Nixon]

Box 9 Henry Cabot Lodge Correspondence, 1952 (2) [New Jersey Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon Clubs]

Box 10 Lodge Campaign Material, 1952 (5) [alleged anti-Semitism of Taft and Nixon]

Box 11 Lodge Campaign Materials, 1952-Massachusetts (1) [Nixon seen as anti-Semitic & anti-Negro]

Box 14 Cabinet Meeting, May 16, 1958 [notes re Nixon’s trip to South America]

Cabinet Meeting, March 21, 1958 [Nixon claims press has been infiltrated by Communists]

Box 15 Cabinet Meeting, March 29, 1957 [Nixon invited to attend meeting]

Box 16 Cabinet Meeting, Dec. 2, 1955 [Flemming and Nixon suggest changes re national security]

Box 17 Cabinet Meeting, March 18, 1955 [letter from President to Vice-President and Speaker of the

House re Inter-American Highway]

Box 18 Be (1) [Beal re “friends” who are concerned about arms for Israel and distrust for Nixon]

Box 23 Ga [anti-Semitic propaganda against Nixon]

Go (5) [Goldstein to Rabb re improving opinions of Nixon]

Go (6) [reference to Anti-Defamation League clearing Nixon of charges of anti-Semitism]

Box 24 Ha (2) [Hanauer re: Nixon on the ticket causing Ike to be defeated, 1956]

He (1) [1956 meeting between Nixon and Jewish leaders]

Box 25 Ho (1) [GOP with Nixon as VP candidate in 1956 could lose Independents & Democrats]

Ja (1) [Nixon to Jackson re membership drive of NAACP]

Ja (6) [Nixon re speaking to Pilgrimage to Lincoln Memorial on Sept. 22, 1954]

Box 26 Katzen, Bernard (1) [Nixon to Katzen re charge of anti-Semitism against him]

Ki (2) [role of Vice President]

Box 27 Lawrence, Justus (Jock), and Lawrence Organization, 1958 (1) [sending 101st Airborne Division

to Caribbean in case Nixon needed help]

Lawrence, Justus (Jock), and Lawrence Organization, 1957 (3) (6)

Box 31 Lowenstein, Leon (4)

Box 34 Nixon, Richard M.

Box 35 P (2) [Pick to Rabb re Nixon staying at a “restricted” hotel in Palm Beach, Florida]

Rabb, Norman [Nixon becoming a liability to DDE’s re-election]

Ro (3) [Nixon Middle East trip postponed due to DDE illness]

Box 36 Sh (1) [notes re Nixon speaking about Israel]

Box 38 V (2) [Rabb to Nixon re meeting and speech]

Wa (1) [William O. Walker re leadership of Eisenhower/Nixon & program on rights of minorities]

Box 40 Wo (2) [Rosemary Woods, Sec. to Nixon]

Box 41 Appointees (Negro)-Active (1) [memo to Richard Nixon re ideas from Morrow]

Box 42 Chotiner Material (1)(2) [Nixon’s campaign in 1952]

Box 43 Civil Rights (SA) (7) [Brownell to Nixon re civil rights]

Box 45 Fringe Groups and Publications-Anti-Semitism (4) [article, B’nai B’rith says Nixon is not anti-

Semitic for buying house in restricted neighborhood]

Box 48 Israel and the Middle East, 1954 (2) [press release from Nixon on Near East situation, 10-21-54]

Israel and the Middle East, 1955 (3) [Nixon and CIO resolution on defense of the Middle East]

Box 49 Israel-Jewish Matters (3) [Nixon buys house in restricted area which does not allow Jews]

Box 51 Messages-Requests for & from Organizations (4) [Gaines, National Association of Colored

Women, to Rabb re conference and visit of Vice-President]

Box 53 National Urban League (2) [Granger to Herter re Nixon speaking to annual conference]

Box 55 President’s Committee on Government Contracts (8) [Nixon statement on ending discrimination in

employment]

President’s Committee on Government Contracts (10) [DDE to Nixon, re work of committee]

Box 58 The Vice President (Richard Nixon)

RANDALL, CLARENCE B.: Journals, 1953-1961

Box 1 Washington After the Commission, 1954, Volume I [March 2-23, 1954]

Box 2 Washington, 1955, Volume VIII, [March 8-24, 1955]

Box 3 Washington, 1955, Volume XI, [August 12-November 11, 1955]

Council on Foreign Economic Policy, 1956, Volume I, [July 4-August 1, 1956]

Box 4 Council on Foreign Economic Policy, 1957, Volume IV, [April 3-May 6, 1957] [Nixon--trip to

Africa]

Council on Foreign Economic Policy, 1957-1958, Volume VII [December 2, 1957-January 6,

1958] [Nixon’s role as V.P.]

Council on Foreign Economic Policy, 1957-1958, Volume VII, [January 7-February 8, 1958]

Box 5 Council on Foreign Economic Policy, 1958, Volume IX, [June 12-July 22, 1958]

Council on Foreign Economic Policy, 1959, Volume XI, [April 14-May 27, 1959]

Council on Foreign Economic Policy, 1959, Volume XII [June 4-30, 1959] [Nixon’s trip to

Moscow]

Council on Foreign Economic Policy, 1959, Volume XII, [July 1-August 11, 1959]

Box 6 Council on Foreign Economic Policy, 1960, Volume XV, [May 13-June 22, 1960]

Council on Foreign Economic Policy, 1960, Volume XVI [August 19-October 14, 1960]

[Kennedy-Nixon debate]

Council on Foreign Economic Policy, 1960, Volume XVII, [October 21-November 16, 1960]

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE: Newsclippings and Publications, 1932-1965

Box 53 National Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon Summary Report 1956

Box 58 Nixon, Richard

Nixon, Richard M. Addresses 1950-52 (1)(2)

Nixon, Richard M. Addresses 1953-54 (1)-(3)

Box 59 Nixon, Richard M. Addresses 1955

Nixon, Richard M. Addresses Feb.-Sept 1956 (1)-(3)

Nixon, Richard M. Addresses Oct.-Dec. 1956 (1)-(5)

Nixon, Richard M. Addresses 1957 (1)-(3)

Box 60 Nixon, Richard M. Addresses 1958 (1)-(4)

Nixon, Richard M. Addresses 1959 (1)-(3)

Nixon, Richard M. Addresses 1960 (1)-(5)

Box 61 Nixon, Richard M. Addresses 1960 (6)

Nixon, Richard M. Addresses 1963-64

Nixon, Richard M. Itineraries 1954-58 (1)(2)

Nixon, Richard M. “The Meaning of Communism to Americans”

Nixon Printed Material 1956

Nixon Reprints

Box 236 Federal Communications Commission: Debate Between Kennedy and Nixon - 1960

Box 344 Hall, Leonard W.: (Campaign Manager - Eisenhower and Nixon 1956 Campaign) - Sept. 1, 1956 -

#8

Box 394 Nixon, [Richard M.]: Aides

Nixon, R. M. : Biographical - Jan. 1942 - Apr. 30, 1955

Box 395 Nixon [Richard M.]: Biographical - May 1, 1955

Nixon, [Richard M.]: Biographical - July 1, 1956

Nixon [Richard M.]: 1960 - Biographical - Family - Apr. 16, 1960

Nixon, R. M.: Biographical - Family - Mrs. Nixon

Nixon [Richard M.]: Biographical - Stock Sale - Nixon, Inc. [1957-61]

Nixon [Richard M.]: Campaign Funds, Contributors, Disbursements, Aid to Fund [1952]

Nixon [Richard M.] Campaign Funds - Editorials - #1 [1952]

Nixon [Richard M.]: Campaign Funds - Editorials - #2 [1952]

Box 396 Nixon [Richard M.]: Campaign Funds - Gen. [1952]

Nixon [Richard M.] “Carpetbagger” Remark - Apology, etc. [1962]

Nixon [Richard M.] Miscellaneous Comments on Funds - #1 [1952]

Nixon [Richard M.]: Miscellaneous Comments - Campaign Funds - #2 [1952]

Nixon, Richard: 1964 GOP Nomination

Nixon [Richard M.]: “Hill Record”

Nixon [Richard M.]: Income Tax [1951-53]

Nixon [Richard M.]: Khrushchev [1960]

Merndt-Nixon Bill

Nixon [Richard M.]: New Yorkers for Nixon - 1960

Nixon [Richard M.]: New York - June 1, 1963

Nixon [Richard M.]: N.Y. Post Stories and Editorials [1952-55]

Nixon [Richard M.]: Pictures [1952]

Nixon [Richard M.]: 1960 - Picture Cartoon - Apr. 16, 1960

Nixon [Richard M.]: Politics - For [1956-57]

Box 397 Nixon [Richard M.]: Politics - Against [1956]

Nixon [Richard M.]: Politics - Jan. 2, 1955-Mar. 1, 1956 - #1

Nixon [Richard M.]: Politics - Mar. 1, 1956-June 1, 1956 - #2

Nixon [Richard M.]: Politics - June 1, 1956 - #3

Nixon [Richard M.]: 1964 Presidential Race - Sept. 1961

Nixon [Richard M.]: Presidential Duties During Ike’s Illness - 9-24-55 and 1957

Nixon [Richard M.]: Race for Governor of California - Sept. 1961 - Editorials

Nixon [Richard M.]: Race for Governor of California - Sept. 1961

Nixon [Richard M.]: Race for Governor of California - Sept. 1961 - Spec.

Nixon [Richard M.]: Race for Governor of California - 1961

Box 398 Nixon [Richard M.]: and Cal. Rep. for 1962 - July 1961

Nixon [Richard M.]: Comments on Decision to Make the Race for Governor of California [1961]

Nixon [Richard M.]: Smears [1955-56]

Nixon Richard: 1954 Speaking Dates

Nixon [Richard M.]: Speech - Answer to Stevenson (Adlai) 3-13-54 - Editorials

Nixon [Richard M.]: Newspaper Editors’ Speech - “U.S. Troops in Indo-China” (4-16-54)

Nixon [Richard M.]: Syndicated Column - June 1961

Nixon [Richard M.]: Trip to Russia - July 27-31, 1959

Nixon [Richard M.]: Special - Trip to Russia - 1959

Nixon [Richard M.]: Trip to Russia - June 1959 - July 26, 1959

Nixon [Richard M.]: Miscellaneous Comments - Trip to Russia [1959]

Nixon [Richard M.]: Trip to Russia - 1959 - Editorials

Nixon [Richard M.]: Pictures - Trip to Russia - 1959

Nixon [Richard M.]: Texts - Trip to Russia - 1959

Nixon [Richard M.]: Mrs. Nixon - Trip to Russia - 1959

Box 399 Nixon [Richard M.]: Trip to Russia [1959]

Nixon [Richard M.]” Trips - Speeches (Tentative) [1956]

Nixon [Richard M.]: Votes on Key Issues [1960]

Nixon [Richard M.]: [Washington] “Merry-Go-Round” [Column by Drew Pearson re Nixon]

[1952]

Nixon [Richard M.]: “We Like Dick”

Nixon [Richard M.]: “Wish to Run for Reelection in 1956”

Nixon, Richard M.: Jan. 1947 - Dec. 1951 - #1

Nixon, Richard M.: Jan. - July 31, 1952 - #2

Nixon, Richard M.: Aug. 1 - Aug. 31, 1952 - #3

Nixon, Richard M.: Sept. 1 - Sept. 30, 1952 - #4

Nixon [Richard M.]: Gen. - Oct. 1 - Oct. 19, 1952 - #5

Nixon [Richard M]: Gen. - Oct. 20 - Oct. 31, 1952 - #6

Nixon [Richard M.]: Gen. - Nov. 1, 1952 - Oct. 30, 1953 - #7

Box 400 Nixon [Richard M.]: Gen. - Nov. 1 - Dec. 31, 1953 - #8

Nixon [Richard M.]: Gen. - Jan. 1 - Apr. 30, 1954 - #9

Nixon [Richard M.]: Gen. - May 1 - Sept. 15, 1954 - #10

Nixon [Richard M.]: Gen. - Sept. 16 - Sept. 30, 1954 - #11

Nixon [Richard M.]: Gen. - Oct. 1 - Oct. 14, 1954 - #12

Nixon [Richard M.]: Gen. - Oct. 15 - Oct. 31, 1954 - #13

Nixon [Richard M.]: Gen. - Nov. 1 - 1954 - Aug. 31, 1955 - #14

Nixon [Richard M.]: Gen. - Sept. 1 - Oct. 4, 1955 - #15

Nixon [Richard M.]: Oct. 5, 1955 - May 31, 1956 - #16

Box 401 Nixon [Richard M.]: Gen. - June 1 - July 31, 1956 - #17

Nixon [Richard M.]: Gen. - Aug. 1 - 31, 1956 - #18

Nixon [Richard M.]: Sept. 1 - 25, 1956 - #19

Nixon [Richard M.]: Sept. 26 - Sept. 30, 1956 - #20

Nixon [Richard M.]: Oct. 1, 1956 - Oct. 15, 1956 - #21

Nixon [Richard M.]: Oct. 15, 1956 - Oct. 31, 1956 - #22

Nixon [Richard M.]: Nov. 1, 1956 - Dec. 31, 1956 - #23

Box 402 Nixon [Richard M.]: Jan. 1 - Apr. 30, 1957 - #24

Nixon [Richard M.]: May 1, 1957 - #25

Nixon [Richard M.]: Nov. 27, 1957 - #25A

Nixon [Richard M.]: May 1 - 31, 1958 - #26

Box 403 Nixon [Richard M.]: June 1 - July 31, 1958 - #27

Nixon [Richard M.]: Aug. 1 - Oct. 31, 1958 - #28

Nixon [Richard M.]: July 2 - Aug. 16, 1959 - #29

Nixon [Richard M.]: Aug. 15, 1959 - #30

Nixon [Richard M.]: [Jan. 5 - Apr. 1960] #31

Box 404 Nixon [Richard M.]: Texts - Apr. 1960 - #1

Nixon [Richard M.]: 1960 - Apr. 16 - May 31, 1960 - #2

Nixon [Richard M.]: June 1 - July 31, 1960 - #3

Nixon [Richard M.]: Aug. 1-31, 1960 - #5

Nixon [Richard M.]: Sept. 1 - Sept. 17, 1960 - #6

Box 405 Nixon [Richard M.]: Sept. 18, 1960 - #7

Nixon [Richard M.]: Oct. 1 - 16 [1960] - #8

Nixon [Richard M.]: Oct. 17 - Nov. 8, [1960] - #9

Nixon [Richard M.]: Election - Nov. 8, 1960 - #10

Box 406 Nixon , R.M.: Gen. - Editorials - 1949 - Sept. 1954 - #1

Nixon , R.M.: Gen. - Editorials - Oct. 1, 1954 - De. 31, 1954 - #2

Nixon, Richard M.: Text - 1951 - May 31, 1956 - #1

Nixon [Richard M.]: Texts - June 1 - Dec. 31, 1956 - #2

Nixon [Richard M.]: Texts - Jan. 1, 1957 - #3

Nixon [Richard M.:] Editorials - Jan. 1, 1957

Nixon [Richard M.:] June 1958 - May 1959

Box 407 Nixon [Richard M.:] - 1960 - Editorials - Apr. 16, 1960

Nixon [Richard M.:] - 1960

Nixon [Richard M.:] [1960-61]

Nixon [Richard M.:] April 1961

Nixon [Richard M.:] Editorials - April 1961

Box 506 Gallup Polls and Miscellaneous: Nixon

Box 560 Rep. Camp.: Doctors Committee for Nixon and Lodge [1960]

Rep. Camp.: Economic Policies [1960]

Rep. Camp.: Editorials [1960]

Rep. Camp.: For [1960]

Rep. Camp.: Against [1960]

Box 561 Rep. Camp.: Issues [1960]

Rep. Camp.: Lawyers for Nixon and Lodge [1960]

Rep. Comp.: Nixon: Military Stand [1960]

Republican Campaign: Nixon [1964]

[Rep. Camp.]: Nixon: Aides [1960]

[Rep. Camp.]: Nixon: Biographical [1960]

[Rep. Camp.]: Nixon: Campaign Aides – Aug. 1960

[Rep. Camp.]: Nixon: Campaign Organization [1960]

[Rep. Camp.]: Nixon: Clubs for Nixon – July 1960

[Rep. Camp.]: Nixon: Headquarters in Washington, D. C. – 804 – 15th St., NW

Rep. Camp.: Papers Supporting Rep. Candidate [1960]

Rep. Camp.: Nixon – Series of Papers

Rep. Camp.: Radio and Television [1960]

Box 562 Rep. Camp.: Nixon’s Trips, Speeches, etc. [1960]

Box 649 “The Change in Washington” Address by Vice President Nixon, Milwaukee, Wisc. 6/26/54

Box 702 Republican Speakers Card Kit

Box 726 Vice President Richard Nixon 1953

Box 730 Vice President Richard Nixon 1954 (1)(2)

Box 734 Vice President Richard Nixon Articles About 1955 (1)(2)

Box 739 Vice President Richard Nixon Articles About 1956 (1)(2)

Vice President Richard Nixon Texts 1956

Box 743 Vice President Richard Nixon Articles About 1957-58 (1)(2)

Vice President Richard Nixon Texts 1957

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE, Office of the Chairman (Leonard W. Hall): Records, 1953-1957

Box 67 Form Letter Dec. 22, 1953-22 (Sent to RNC members and State Chairman Radio and TV time for

VP Nixon’s World tour report)

Box 68 Form Letter Oct. 22, 1954-22 (To all Republican state chr. re VP Nixon call to all candidates

to uphold President)

Box 70 Form Letter Nov. 23, 1954-22 (To RNC members state chm., vice chm. and county chm.-

interview with VP Nixon re campaign)

Box 230 Chairman Hall-Personal File DDE and RM Nixon-Acceptances and Nominations

Box 232 Chairman Hall-Personal File-Mail Lists The Vice President and his staff

[Researchers may also want to look at the folders re: Campaigns (Boxes 5-9), RNC meetings and 1956

Convention (Boxes 214-227). See the finding aid for more information.]

RICHARDSON, FANNIE BELLE TAYLOR: Papers, 1900-1960

Box 13 Nixon, Vice President Richard Milhous, “From James to Richard” (1957, by Raymond Martin

Bell)

ROBINSON, WILLIAM E.: Papers

Box 2 EISENHOWER – (GENERAL), September-October 1952 [Nixon Fund incident]

Box 3 EISENHOWER – September-December 1959 [letter to DDE re support of Richard Nixon for

president in 1960]

EISENHOWER – January-May 1960 short comments re Nixon]

Box 4 EISENHOWER – July-December 1960 [note on Nixon’s VP running mate in 1960; Rockefeller-

Nixon battle over the Republican national platform]

EISENHOWER – 1968 [Nixon and the 1968 presidential campaign]

Box 6 Diary –WER and DDE [Nixon Fund incident in 1952]

Box 9 Nixon, Richard (1968-69)

Nixon, Richard (1962-63)

Nixon, Richard (1960-61)

Nixon, Richard (1959)

Nixon, Richard (1953-58)

ROGERS, WILLIAM P.: Papers, 1938-1962

Box 2 Cad-Cape (misc) [Jerome Cantor re Nixon campaign]

Box 7 Koe-Kov (misc) [Bela Kornitzer and Richard Nixon]

Box 9 Mazo-Men (misc) [Earl Mazo re book on Richard Nixon, Republican politics]

Box 50 Nixon - Vice-President (Corres) (1)-(11) [Sept. 1952- Jan. 1961]

SAULNIER, RAYMOND J.: Papers, 1929-1985

Box 16 Writings--Notes on Nixon’s Policies, 1971

SEATON, FRED A.: Papers, 1900-1972

Correspondence Series, Personal Correspondence Subseries

Box 19 NI-NN

Ewald Research Files Series

Box 19-20 Nixon

Box 20 Nixon and Rockefeller

Nixon Newsletter

Memorabilia and Printed Materials Series

Box 7 Vice President Richard Nixon discusses Education

Billy Graham letter to Richard Nixon October 17, 1960

Box 10 Richard Nixon Addresses and State of the Union (1)(2)

United States Foreign Policy for the 1970’s The Emerging Structure of Peace: Report by Richard

Nixon, February 1972

Alf Landon Speech “President Nixon’s Design for Peace” October 19, 1972

Post-Eisenhower Administration Series, National Politics Subseries

Box 9 Nixon 1961-62

Nixon 1963

Nixon 1964 Campaign--Memos of conversations

Nixon 1964 Campaign [mainly re Nebraska primary]

Box 10 Nixon--Political 1965

Nixon--1966 (Ted Lewis column re Eisenhower and 1960 campaign

Nixon--Political 1966

Nixon Overseas Trips 1967

Nixon--Political 1967

Nixon for President Committee 1967

January 18, 1967 Pro-Nixon Mailing from Fred Seaton

Replies to January 18, 1967 Mailing (1)-(3)

June 1, 1967 Pro-Nixon Letter to Eisenhower Appointees

Box 11 November 27, 1967 Follow-up Letter to Nixon Supporters

Nixon Speeches--1967

Drafts of Feb. 20, 1968 Letter from Seaton to Eisenhower Appointees re Nixon

February 20 & 21, 1968 Letter from Seaton re Nixon (1)(2)

Replies to February 20 & 21, 1968 Follow-Up Letter from Seaton

Nixon Advisory Committee 1968

Nixon Campaign Memorabilia 1968

Nixon Clippings--1968 Campaign (1) (2)

Nixon 1968--Miscellaneous Political Correspondence

Nixon 1968--Miscellaneous Printed Campaign Materials

Nixon 1968--Nixon for President Committee

Nixon 1968--Nixon Network

Nixon 1968--The Nixon Yearbook

Nixon 1968--Primary Elections

Nixon 1968--“The Politics of Participation” Final Report: United Citizens for Nixon-Agnew 1968

Nixon 1968--Post Convention correspondence

Nixon 1968--Speeches and Statements

Nixon 1968--Trip to Nebraska, May 5-8, 1968

Box 12 Nixon--Personal, 1969-72 [Seaton Correspondence with Nixon]

(This entire box relates to the 1968 RNC convention, the election, and inauguration.)

Box 13 Nixon Administration--1969-73

Republican National Committee 1969

Republican Party Series: 1960 Campaign Subseries

(Please consult the finding aid for more information on the documents in the 11 boxes of this series. )

SMITH, GERARD C.: Papers, 1951-1996

Box 9 N – Miscellaneous (1)-(3) [Richard Nixon]

Box 27 Miscellaneous Correspondence (1)-(3) [Henry Kissinger re Richard Nixon]

Box 52 Nixon Project Documents

Box 56 Diary 1960 [Dec. 5 – Richard Nixon re politics]

Box 58 1967 [Sept. 20-21 – briefings for Richard Nixon]

1969 [Jan 24 – invitation to join Nixon administration]

1971 [notes re Henry Kissinger and Richard Nixon]

1972 [May – summary of Nixon-Brezhnev talks on Moscow]

SMITH, JAMES HOPKINS, JR.: Papers, 1932-1980

Box 2 Correspondence, 1954-1980 [letters from Eisenhower, Dulles, and Nixon]

Box 4 Addresses, 1957-1958 (1)-(5) [remarks by Vice Pres. Nixon on the Mutual Security Program with

references to Korea, India, Arab countries, and Indonesia]

ICA Chron File, Jan. 1958 [letter to Vice-Pres. re study of international economic problems and

need to counteract Soviet economic warfare; Nixon position on foreign aid]

Box 5 Smith Chron File, Jan.-Sept. 1958 [Nixon re Soviet economic warfare & Mutual Security

Program]

SMYLIE, ROBERT E.: Papers, 1948-1962 [microfilm]

Box 3 December 5, 1958-January 11, 1962 [Richard Nixon]

SNYDER, HOWARD McC.: Papers, 1881-1976

Box 9 Medical Diary re DDE 1 Jan. 1960 - 30 April 1960 (1)-(5) [Richard Nixon and Jews]

Box 10 Medical Diary re DDE 1 Sept. 1960 - 31 Dec. 1960 (1)-(4) [Nixon’s presidential campaign;

DDE’s campaign work for Nixon; Richard Nixon and Lodge remark concerning black in Cabinet]

STEPHENS, THOMAS E.: Records, 1944-1961

Box 1 Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon (1952)

Box 3 Democrats for Eisenhower-Nixon 1952

Box 9 Nixon, Richard M.

Box 10 Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon, 1956, Summary Report (1)(2)

Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon, 1956, Television Programs

Box 30 Vice-President Nixon’s Itinerary

SUMMERFIELD, ARTHUR E.: Papers, 1942-1972

Box 2 Album VIII – Richard Nixon (1)-(2) [letters, 1953-1961]

Album IX – Richard Nixon (1)-(2) [letters, 1961-1974]

SUTTON, IONE ULRICH: Papers, 1951-1986

Box 1 1957-64 [work of finance committee of Nixon-Lodge campaign, 1960]

U.S. COUNCIL ON FOREIGN ECONOMIC POLICY, OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN: Records, 1954-

1961

Randall Series, Correspondence Subseries

Box 2 Nixon, Richard M. [speech on economic policy, speech to SEATO ministers, steel settlement,

private home ownership abroad, Soviet exhibition in New York City]

U.S. PRESIDENT’S ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON A NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM (CLAY

COMMITTEE): Records, 1956-1955

Box 5 Vice President Nixon’s address to the Governors’ Conference, July 12, 1954

U.S. PRESIDENT’S COMMISSION ON FOREIGN ECONOMIC POLICY (RANDALL COMMISSION):

Records, 1950-1954

Box 1 Dec. 26, 1953-Letter of Richard Nixon (Vice-President)

WARRINGTON, WAYNE B.: Records, 1953-1959

Box 5 Natural Resources

WASHBURN, C. LANGHORNE: Papers, 1952-1964

Box 14 Vice Pres. Nixon

Vice Pres. [Nixon--Itinerary]

Box 16 [1960 Election--Nixon Visual Documentation Program]

WAUGH, SAMEUL C.: Papers, 1926-1969

Box 1 Correspondence--personal and business, 1954-68 [informal report of his trip with Richard Nixon

to South America in 1958]

WHEELER, CLYDE A.: Papers, 1934-1989

Box 41 Nixon, Richard (1)-(5)

Nixon Administration Letters of Recommendation (1)-(4)

Box 72 1968 Campaign – Nixon Material (1)-(3)

Box 73 1968 Campaign – Nixon Material (4)-(7)

WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, CABINET SECRETARIAT: Records, 1953-1960

Box 1 Civil Rights

WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, OFFICE OF THE SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR EXECUTIVE

APPOINTMENTS: Records, 1952-1961

Box 38 Nixon, Richard M.

WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, OFFICE OF THE SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR NATIONAL SECURITY

AFFAIRS: Records, 1952-1961

Special Assistants Series, Subject Subseries

Box 10 Vice President (1)(2)

Special Assistants Series, Presidential Subseries

Box 3 Pending Material (Pres.) 1957 (1) [trip to Africa]

NSC Series, Policy Papers Subseries

Box 21 NSC 5719/1 - U.S. Policy Toward Africa (1)

Box 22 NSC 5719/1 - U.S. Policy Toward Africa (2)

WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, OFFICE OF THE SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR SCIENCE AND

TECHNOLOGY: Records, 1957-1961

Box 14 Public Statements [November 1957 - May 1960] (1)-(3) [statements by DDE, Dr.

Killian, Dr. Kistiakowsky, and Richard Nixon re science and technology]

Box 17 WH (White House) - Nixon [March 1958 - September 1960]

WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, OFFICE OF THE STAFF SECRETARY: Records, 1952-1961

Cabinet Series

Box 1 C-8 (3) November 12, 1953

Box 2 C-18 (2) November 5, 1954

Box 3 C-22 (2) March 4 and 11, 1955

Box 5 C-45 (1) May 16 and 23, 1958

C-51 (4) August 7, 1959

Cabinet Minutes Series

Box 1 Cabinet Minutes, Sept. 25-Dec. 15, 1953 (2) [Cabinet meeting of Nov. 12]

Box 2 Cabinet Minutes, October 19-December 17, 1954 (6) [Cabinet meeting of Nov. 5]

Box 3 Cabinet Minutes, January 28-March 25, 1955 (1) [Cabinet meeting of March 11]

Box 8 Cabinet Minutes, May 2-June 27, 1958 (3) [report on Nixon’s Latin American trip]

Box 11 Cabinet Minutes, June 22-Nov. 22, 1959 (4) [Nixon’s report on Russian-Polish trip]

International Trips and Meetings Series

Box 7 Vice President’s Trip To Russia and Poland (1)-(3) [July-August, 1959]

International Series

[Researchers may want to check the files of countries that Nixon visited.]

L. Arthur Minnich Series

Box 24 Check the index cards for Nixon for a complete summarized account of Nixon’s

participation in Cabinet and Legislative Leaders meetings.

Subject Series, Alphabetical Subseries

Box 21 Nixon’s Role [as Vice President] [August-September 1960] (1)(2)

Subject Series, State Department Subseries

Box 1 State Department - 1956 (July-September) (1) [Nixon’s Far East trip]

Box 3 State Department - 1959 (May-September) (4) [Nixon’s trip to the Soviet Union]

WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, SOCIAL OFFICE (A. B. Tolley): Records, 1952-1961

Box 24 1-19-54 Vice President Nixon - Dinner (1)-(3)

Box 52 10-31-55 President of Guatemala & Senora de Castillo Armas - Dinner (1)-(2) [by Vice President

& Mrs. Nixon at Anderson House]

Box 56 6-13-56 Chancellor Adenauer - Luncheon [by Vice President & Mrs. Nixon at Blair House]

WHITE HOUSE OFFICE, STAFF RESEARCH GROUP: Records, 1956-1961

Box 15 Operations Coordinating Board 1-473 [world press reaction to Nixon’s Latin American trip]

WHITMAN, WILLIAM MERRILL: Papers, 1818-1990

Box 38 U.S. Investment in Canal Zone, 1966, 1975 Report of Budget and Finance Comm., 1970 [review

order by Pres. Nixon]

YOUNG & RUBICAM, INC.: Records of “Citizens for Eisenhower,” 1952-1961

Box 1-5 These boxes documents relating to public relations for the 1952 and 1952 Eisenhower-Nixon

campaign. Please consult the finding aid for more information.

Box 6 National Volunteers for Nixon-Lodge, 1960 [fund-raising]

ORAL HISTORY TRANSCRIPTS

ADAMS, Earl OH-419

ADAMS, Sherman OH-162 (#2)

ADAMS, Sherman OH-523 (#2)

ALCORN, H. Meade, Jr. OH-163

ALLEN, George V. OH-280 (#2)

ALSOP, Joseph OH-156

ARMSTRONG, J. Sinclair OH-251

BARRETT, Douglas OH-421 (#2)

BEHRENS, Earl C. OH-17

BENEDICT, Stephen G. OH-527

BENEDICT, Stephen G. OH-210 (#1, #2)

BOESCHENSTEIN, Harold OH-130

BRANDT, Karl OH-170

BRICKER, John OH-110

BRIGGS, Ellis OH-172

BROWNELL, Herbert OH-282

BROWNELL, Herbert OH-362

BUCHANAN, Wiley T. OH-283

BUCKNER, E. LaMar OH-33

BUSH, Prescott OH-31 (#3, #6, #7)

CARLSON, Frank OH-488 (#1)

CLAY, Lucius D. OH-285 (#26-#31)

CROCKER, Roy P. OH-429

CUSHMAN, Robert E. OH-379

DANAHER, John A. OH-83

DARBY, Harry OH-72

DAY, Roy OH-431

DEWEY, Thomas E. OH-507

DINKELSPIEL, John Walton OH-432

DRUMMOND, Roscoe OH-25

EDWIN, Ed OH-290 (#2)

EISENHOWER, Barbara OH 492

EISENHOWER, Milton S. OH-292 (#2)

EISENHOWER, Milton S. OH-531

EISENHOWER WHITE HOUSE Staff OH-508

EWALD, William B. OH-487

FARIES, McIntyre OH-435

FINCH, Robert H. OH-20

FLANDERS, Ralph OH-27 (#2)

FLEMMING, Arthur S. OH-504

FOLLIARD, Edward T. OH-36

FRAYN, R. Mort OH-386

GINZBERG, Eli OH-394

GOLDWATER, Barry OH-21

GOODPASTER, Andrew J. OH-37 (#2)

GRAY, ROBERT Keith OH-253

HAGERTY, James C. OH-91

HAGERTY, James C. OH-530 (#2)

HALL, Leonard W. OH-478

HANSEN, Victor OH-441 (#2)

HARLOW, Bryce OH-402

HARLOW, Bryce N. OH-545

HAUGE, Gabriel OH-190

HAUGE, Gabriel OH-525

HESS, Stephen H. OH-192

HILL, Robert C. OH-296

HOEGH, Leo Arthur OH-96

JEWETT, Emelyn Knowland OH-443

JOHNSON, Estelle Knowland OH-444

JORGENSON, Frank E. OH-445

KILLIAN, James R. Jr. OH-216 (#7)

KLEIN, Herbert G. OH-198

KNIGHT, Goodwin J. OH-114

KNOWLAND, William F. OH-333

LARMON, Sigurd S. OH-218

LAWRENCE, William H. OH-53

LUCE, Henry III OH-534

LYONS, Eugene J. OH-351 (#2)

MASON, Paul OH-455

MAZO, Earl OH-258

McADAM, Charles V. OH-352

MCCABE, Edward A. OH 536 (#4)

McCANN, Kevin OH-159 (#1)

MCCORMAC, Keith OH-450

MCNITT, Rollin Lee OH-452

McPHEE, Henry Roemer OH-145

MELLON, Thomas J. OH-456

MERRIAM, Robert OH-118

MINNICH, L. Arthur OH-391 (#2)

MORGAN, Edward P. OH-261

MORROW, E. Frederic OH-92 (#2)

MORROW, E. Frederic OH-376

MURPHY, Robert D. OH-224

NORSTAD, Lauris OH-558 (#7)

PAARLBERG, Don OH-52

PATTERSON, John S. OH-226

PERSONS, Wilton B. OH-334

PERSONS, Wilton B. OH-399

POLLAND, Milton R. OH-460

PORTER, H. J. OH-370

RABB, Maxwell M. OH-265

RABB, Maxwell M. OH-309

ROBERTS, Clifford OH-266 (#7, #11, #12, #14,

#15)

ROBERTS, Charles Wesley OH-310 (#2)

ROCKEFELLER, Nelson OH-231

ROGERS, William P. OH-232

ROOSEVELT, James OH-463 (#2)

RUBOTTOM, Roy OH-268 (#2)

RUSSELL, Christopher OH-406 (#3)

SALOMON, Irving OH-204

SALTONSTALL, Leverett OH-29 (#3)

SCHEELE, Leonard OH-85

SCHULZ, Robert L. OH-495 (#3, #4)

SCOTT, Charles S. OH-475

SCRIBNER, Fred C., Jr. OH-235

SEATON, Gladys D. OH-390

SHADEGG, Stephen OH-122

SHANLEY, Bernard M. OH-348

SHANLEY, Bernard M. OH-403

SHELDON, Joseph S. OH-151

SMITH, Howard K. OH-99

SMITH, Merriman OH-160

STANLEY, Timothy OH 398

STOREY, Robert G. OH-241

TAIT, Edward T. OH-384 (#2, #4)

TAMES, George OH-547

THAYER, Walter N. OH-272

THOMAS, Charles OH-490

TODD, Webster B. OH-207

TUTTLE, Elbert OH-208

TWINING, Nathan F. OH-274 (#3)

WAINHOUSE, David W. OH-278

WARREN, Earl, JR. OH-469 (#3)

WASHBURN, Abbott OH-124 (#2)

WEEKS, Sinclair OH-277 (#3)

WEINBERGER, Caspar W. OH-473 (#3, #4)

WHITMAN, Ann C. OH-511

WILLIAMS, W. Walter OH-276

WILLIS, Charles F., Jr. OH-86

WOLF, Charles W. OH-549 (#1)

YATES, Charles R. OH-247

AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS

The audiovisual collections contain over 2,500 still photographs of Nixon dating from 1950-1971. Please contact

the audiovisual department directly with information regarding photographic images.

Below is a select list of motion picture film in the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library's Audiovisual Collection relating

to Richard Nixon. The film accession number is located at the beginning of each entry. This number must be used

to request the film.

EL-MP16-4 CAMPAIGN 1952: PRE ELECTION SPEECH

Boston, Massachusetts

November 3, 1952

Copyright: Republican National Committee

2 reels 2200' 59 minutes sound black and white

A Citizens for Eisenhower Nixon presentation, aired on CBS. Dwight D. Eisenhower (speech), Mamie, Richard

and Pat Nixon, in Boston, on election eve. Topics: inflation, corruption in government, communism, Eisenhower's

10 points. Also included is an Eisenhower biographical sketch covering Abilene, Kansas; West Point, New York,

and World War II. Also cross referenced to: San Francisco, CA, Los Angeles, CA; Seattle, WA; Baltimore, MD;

Pittsburgh, PA; Cleveland, OH; New York City, NY; Earl Warren, William Knowland, John Roosevelt, John

Wayne, Darryl Zanuck, Oveta Culp Hobby, Sarah Roosevelt, Mrs. John Warner(daughter of Al Smith), Richard

Nixon(speech).

EL-MP16-8 DINNER WITH IKE

January 27, 1960

Copyright: Republican National Committee

2 reels 2200' @60 minutes sound B&W

A Republican National Committee closed circuit telecast on NBC/TNT to simultaneous dinners throughout the

Nation honoring Dwight D. Eisenhower. Introduction of speakers is made by Thurston B. Morton (New York

City, NY). The speakers take a year by year retrospective look at the Eisenhower Administration, 1953 59. They

include: Henry Cabot Lodge (Pittsburgh, PA), Clare B. Williams (Miami, FL), Charles H. Percy (Detroit, MI),

Nelson Rockefeller (Washington, DC), James C. Worthy (Chicago, IL), Thomas A. Pappas (Boston, MA), Irene

Dunn (Los Angeles, CA), reel 2: Gordon McRae and Richard Nixon also appear from Los Angeles. Nixon

introduces Eisenhower whose speech is an analysis of Republican Party beliefs, accomplishments, philosophy, etc.

EL-MP16-12 PRESS CONFERENCE #61

March 2, 1955

Copyright: Public Domain

1 reel 2800' @32 minutes sound B&W

President's press conference given March 2, 1955, in the Executive Office Building. Topics: Elie Abel; AFL CIO

merger; American Bar Association; Antarctic mission of the USS Atka; Marvin Arrowsmith, Asia, SE Asia &

South Asia assistance; bombs; Raymond P. Brandt; Jefferson Caffery; San Francisco California; candidacy for a

second term; Chaing Kai Shek; Chicago Illinois; China communist; China Republic of (question of invasion of

mainland); Winston Churchill; Congressmen comment on pay raise & term; Courts, Federal; Courts, Federal

Northern Texas; Ralph Curry; Sen. Daniel Price; disarmament; economic assistance; Education, federal aid for;

DDE personal reminiscences (visit to Soviet collective farm); Election campaign (1956); Electoral College; Alan

Emory; Europe flood relief (1954); Federal State Local governmental responsibilities; Lawrence Fernsworth; flood

relief, Europe; Edward Folliard; Foreign assistance; Foreign Operations Administration, director Harold Stassen

(visit to New Delhi); foreign service; Formosa (Taiwan) (defense treaty & joint resolution) (visit of Secy. Dulles);

James Hagerty; Leonard Hall; Robert Hall; Joseph Harsch; Jay Hayden; John Herting; Garnett Horner; Hydrogen

bomb; Icebreaker USS Atka; Indochina; Inflation comment on; Intergovernmental Relations, Commission on;

Judges pay raises; Leon Keyserling; Fletcher Knebel; labor organizations AFL CIO; William H. Lawrence; Maine,

Sen. Margaret Chase Smith; Sarah McClendon; news conference; Nixon, Richard; nuclear weapons; nuclear

weapons (Soviet); Pope Pius XII; H. J. (Jack) Porter; Republican National Committee Chairman, Leonard Hall;

Republican National Convention (1956); James B. Reston; Chalmers M. Roberts; St. Lawrence Seaway; Kenneth

Scheibil; school construction; Daniel Schory; Roland Shackford; Merriman Smith; Southeast Asia Treaty

Organization; Soviet Union; Soviet Union Agricultural specialists question of visit to US; Secretary of State John

Foster Dulles; United Kingdom; visitors foreign, Georgi Zhukov question of visit; Charles S. Von Fremd; George

R. Zielke.

EL-MP16-36 NEWSREEL: THE NATIONS CAPITAL

January 20, 1953

Copyright: Castle Films/United World Films, Inc.

1 reel 350' 9 minutes sound B&W

A film guide to the sights of Washington, DC including the Jefferson Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Washington

Memorial, National Archives Building, National Gallery of Art Museum, Arlington Cemetery, the Capitol

Building, Supreme Court Building, Department of Justice Building, Treasury building, State Department Building

and the White House. It concludes with a filmed account of the inauguration of President Eisenhower on January

20, 1953. Eisenhower and Harry Truman riding in the motorcade to the Capitol Building. Senator Knowland

administering the vice presidential oath to Richard Nixon, Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson administering the oath to

Eisenhower, the conclusion of Eisenhower's inaugural address, and part of the inaugural parade from the viewing

stand at the White House.

EL-MP16-83 PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS, USA

1952

Copyright: United States Information Agency Public Domain

1 reel 1100' 30 minutes sound B&W

Produced by Warner Brothers Pathe News. The presidential nominating process is followed from the precinct level

in Easton, PA, to the National Conventions in Chicago, IL. The Republican Convention features: Robert Taft, Earl

Warren, Harold Stassen, Douglas MacArthur, Everett M. Dirksen, Thomas Dewey, Joe Martin, Dwight and Mamie

Eisenhower, Richard and Pat Nixon, shows Theodore McKeldin (but no voice) nominating Eisenhower. The

Democratic Convention features: Richard B. Russell, Estes Kefauver, Alben W. Barkley, Franklin D. Roosevelt,

Jr., Adlai E. Stevenson, Paul A. Dever, Eleanor Roosevelt, Sam Rayburn, Harry S. Truman, and John J. Sparkman.

EL-MP16-84 INAUGURATION

Washington, DC

January 20, 1953

Copyright: Public Domain

1 reel 1100' 30 minutes Sound Color

Joe Martin and Styles Bridges present a filmed account of inauguration to Eisenhower. Members of planning

committee: Norris Cotton, Chester E. Morrow, Sam Rayburn, Joe Martin, Styles Bridges, Herman Welker, Carl

Hayden, Leslies C. Arends, Mark J. Trice and Edwin King. On speakers stand: Omar Bradley, Fred M. Vinson,

Harry S. Truman, Herbert H. Hoover. William Knowland administers oath to Richard Nixon. Vinson administers

oath to Eisenhower. Eisenhower gives Inaugural Prayer and Address. Luncheon at Senate follows. With

Eisenhower reviewing the Inaugural Parade were Herbert Hoover, appointed cabinet members: Charles E. Wilson,

George Humphrey, John Foster Dulles, Arthur Summerfield, Herbert Brownell, Douglas McKay, Secy. of

Commerce Sinclair Weeks, Ezra Taft Benson; in addition, Harold Stassen, Oveta Culp Hobby, Sherman Adams,

Governor Edward Arn. Total: 5 minutes of Eisenhower talking, oath and presidential prayer.

EL-MP16-93 CAMPAIGN: ACCEPTANCE SPEECH REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION

Chicago, Illinois

July 11, 1952

Copyright: unknown (possibly March of Time)

1 reel 800' 26 minutes sound B&W

Lengthy introduction by the chairman of the Republican National Committee, Joseph Martin. Those present with

presidential candidate Dwight D. Eisenhower are Mamie, John Eisenhower, Henry Cabot Lodge, Richard M.

Nixon, Pat Nixon, John Bricker. In his speech Eisenhower stresses the party's need of the voters loyalty and their

need to fulfill the deep obligation of the Republican Crusade. Citizens vote Republican for better government, just

and sure peace. If done thus the Republican party will move forward to a united victory. Comments on the

Republican Committee's choice of Richard M. Nixon for vice president and his abilities.

EL-MP16-103 KING SAUD'S UNITED STATES VISIT

New York, NY Washington, DC Annapolis, MD

January 29 February 9, 1957

Copyright: United States Information Agency Public Domain

1 reel 1000' 28 minutes sound color

A USIA presentation produced by Movietone. King Saud arrives in New York, NY and is greeted by Henry Cabot

Lodge and Dag Hammarskjold. Saud addresses the UN General Assembly. Eisenhower meets Saud at the

Washington airport, various functions at the White House, Blair House and embassies. Also seen: Richard Nixon,

Walter George, Joseph Martin, John Foster Dulles, Herbert Hoover, Jr., Loy Henderson. Saud's son Prince

Mashhur in Saud is treated at Walter Reed Hospital. King Saud also visits the US Naval Academy at Annapolis,

MD.

EL-MP16-106 EISENHOWER'S SECOND INAUGURATION

Washington, DC

January 21, 1957

Copyright: United States Information Agency Public Domain

1 reel 700' 18 minutes sound color

A USIA presentation produced by Movietone. Eisenhower and Mamie leave the White House with Sam Rayburn,

Styles Bridges, and Richard Nixon for inaugural ceremonies at the US Capitol. The National Anthem was sung by

Marian Anderson. William Knowland administers the oath to Richard Nixon; Earl Warren administers the oath to

Eisenhower. Excerpts of the inaugural address, the return to the White House, the viewing of the inaugural parade.

Eisenhower party at the inaugural ball at the Mayflower Hotel.

EL-MP16-116 STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS

Capitol Building, Washington, DC

January 7, 1960

Copyright: CBS

2 reels 1800' 45 minutes sound B&W

In attendance, Representatives, Senators, President of the Senate Richard M. Nixon; Speaker of the House Sam

Rayburn; Joint Chiefs of Staff; members of the Supreme Court, Cabinet, and foreign ambassadors. Topics: US

Russia relations (Eisenhower's search for peace), underdeveloped countries (aid to), national defense (both atomic

and conventional more than adequate), space program (not only military goals scientific uses for the satellite

program), economy (settlement of the steel strike), agriculture (farm laws outdated).

Reel 2: inflation, (US must learn to live within our means), racial prejudices (everyone is entitled to equal

protection of the law), civil rights, education (not the responsibility of the central government).

EL-MP16-121 RETURNING TO WASHINGTON NATIONAL AIRPORT FROM EUROPE

Washington National Airport, Washington, DC

September 7, 1959

Copyright: CBS

1 reel 500' 13 minutes sound B&W

Eisenhower is met by Mamie, Vice President Richard Nixon, members of Congress and the cabinet upon his

arrival at Washington National Airport from Europe. Eisenhower makes brief remarks concerning West Germany,

Britain, France. CBS commentary by newsmen Howard K. Smith and Robert Pierpoint.

EL-MP16-130 ADDRESS AT THE ECONOMIC MOBILIZATION CONFERENCE OF THE

AMERICAN MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION

New York, New York

May 20, 1958

Copyright: CBS

1 reel 1100' 28 minutes sound B&W

Eisenhower addresses the American Management Association at the Hotel Astor on the Nation's business

economy. The President was presented by Vice President Richard M. Nixon. His speech consisted of the Federal

Reserve System, unemployment insurance, Mutual Aid Program, taxes, urban renewal, inflation, recession, and the

St. Lawrence Seaway.

EL-MP16-135 NIXON KENNEDY DEBATE

Chicago, IL

September 26, 1960

Broadcast on: NBC

Copyright: unknown

1 reel 2000' 52 minutes sound B&W

First of a series (4) of televised debates of 1960 Presidential Campaign between John F. Kennedy and Richard M.

Nixon. Howard K. Smith, moderator; questions asked by newsmen: Sander Vanocur (NBC); Charles Warren

(Mutual News); Stuart Novins (CBS); Bob Fleming (ABC). Topic: domestic matters.

EL-MP16-153 PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION

Washington, DC

January 21, 1957

Copyright: CBS

11 reels 10400' 4 hours 50 minutes sound B&W

Reel 1: Walter Cronkite and Charles Collingwood reporting on the procession to the Capitol. The presidential

party consisted of Eisenhower, Mamie, John, Barbara, Elivera Doud, Richard and Pat Nixon, Joseph Martin, John

McCormack, John Sparkman, Theodore Green, James Hagerty, Sam Rayburn, Styles Bridges.

Reel 2: From the former Supreme Court chambers to the inaugural platform, Eisenhower, Bridges, Rayburn,

Martin and Green. Inaugural Ceremonies: introductions by Styles Bridges; Marine band; Invocation, Edward

Elson; National Anthem, Marion Anderson; Vice Presidential oath administered to Nixon by William Knowland;

Prayer, Arch Bishop Michael; America, Bryan Sullivan; Presidential Oath given to Eisenhower by Earl Warren;

Eisenhower's inaugural address.

Reel 3: Conclusion of the Inaugural address; Benediction, Cardinal Mooney, Pre Luncheon: Thomas Dewey,

Herbert Hoover, Milton Eisenhower, Lyndon Johnson, Earl Warren. Commentary on Inaugural Address: Edward

R. Murrow, Charles Collingwood and Eric Severeid.

Reel 4: Luncheon: Charles Collingwood, narrator; Walter Cronkite on the preparation of the reviewing stand.

Video tape of President's oath.

Reel 5: Hugh Downs reports on the departure from the luncheon and the motorcade back to the White House.

Reel 6: Continuation of the motorcade and the Presidential Party arriving at the reviewing stand.

Reel 7 11: Inaugural parade.

EL-MP16-159 CAMPAIGN: FOUR MORE YEARS

Washington, DC San Francisco, California Chicago, Illinois

Detroit, Michigan Springfield, Maryland Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Houston, Texas

November 5, 1956 1952

Copyright: Republican National Committee

1 reel 2000' 55 minutes sound B&W

Citizens for Eisenhower Nixon present victory report on the eve of the election, narrator John Cameron Swayze;

victory rallies in various cities of the Nation; Eisenhower's "Ten Point Speech" given on election eve, 1952;

Richard Nixon and Dwight D. Eisenhower address the Nation from the White House.

EL-MP16-163 CAMPAIGN: REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION

San Francisco, California

August 20 23, 1956

Copyright: CBS News

5 reels 4900' 2 hours 2 minutes sound B&W

Narrated by Walter Cronkite. The film was made to be shown by the State Department at U.S. Embassies.

Reel 1: August 20, 1956: Cow Palace; Leonard Hall; the Kings Men; Wendell Cory; Ethel Merman; William

Knowland; Arthur Langlie. August 21, 1956: Cow Palace; Leverett Saltonstall; Joseph Martin; Herbert Hoover;

Prescott Wolfe; from the airport; Harold Stassen.

Reel 2: August 21, 1956: airport; arrival of Eisenhower and Mamie; August 22, 1956: Cow Palace; Thomas

Dewey; Charles Halleck nominated Dwight D. Eisenhower; roll call; Christian Herter nominates Richard Nixon;

Harold Stassen seconds the nomination.

Reel 3: Edward R. Murrow interviews Charles Wilson and Ezra Taft Benson. August 23, 1956: Eisenhower arrives

at the Cow Palace; Nixon's acceptance speech.

Reel 4 & 5: Joseph Martin introduces Eisenhower; Eisenhower's acceptance speech.

EL-MP16-166 EYEWITNESS TO HISTORY: THE ROAD AHEAD: CRISIS AT THE SUMMIT

Lisbon, Portugal East Berlin, Germany Washington, DC

Paris, France Geneva, Switzerland Cannes, France

May 20, 1960

Copyright: CBS

2 reels 2200' 56 minutes sound B&W

Walter Cronkite reports from Andrews Air Force Base, outside Washington, DC, awaiting Eisenhower's arrival

from Lisbon, Portugal. Winston Burdett reporting from Lisbon, on the warm reception Eisenhower received

following the failure of the Big Four Summit Conference. Ernest Liser reports on Premier Khrushchev's arrival in

East Berlin. Eisenhower arrives at Andrews Air Force Base (Mamie, John, Thomas Gates, Richard & Pat Nixon,

Everett Dirksen, Alexander Wiley, Mike Mansfield, Henry C. Lodge, Sam Rayburn). Eisenhower's remarks: Russia

had no intention of attending the talks at this time concerning disarmament, open dealings, divided Berlin, controls

on nuclear testing. He praises the support of fellow Americans, the conduct of Harold Macmillan, Charles

DeGaulle, NATO support of the three western powers; Portuguese reception. Comments by crowd awaiting

Eisenhower's motorcade to the White House (all favorable).

Howard K. Smith Paris, France. Daniel Shore with interim report concerning Nuclear test ban conference, in

Geneva, Switzerland. Plans completed by the commission concerning Nuclear Control Commissions rights and

powers, prior to the Paris Summit failure. Also how it has affected these plans (control of nuclear testing and

enforcement).

Cannes Film Festival, trend in modern films to be anti war. Excerpts from: Russia: The Ballad of a Soldier; U.S.:

On the Beach; France: Hiroshima mon Amour; Italy: La Grande Guerra.

Comments by panel of news commentators covering the Summit: Howard K. Smith, Harry Reasoner, Daniel

Shore, David Shoenbrun, Eric Sevaried. Khrushchev in Paris denouncing U.S., and asking for an apology for the U

2 incident.

EL-MP16-167 EYEWITNESS TO HISTORY: CRISIS AT THE SUMMIT

Paris, France Washington, DC

May 17, 1960

Copyright: CBS

1 reel 1050' 26 minutes sound B&W

Walter Cronkite, narrator; Howard K. Smith in Paris, France; James Hagerty; Nixon commenting on Khrushchev

from Washington National Airport; Adlai Stevenson, Lyndon B. Johnson; German Communists on Parade; Eric

Severeid, Daniel Shore, David Schoerbrun, Howard K. Smith, discuss the walkout of Khrushchev and possibility

of war; effects of propaganda.

EL-MP16-178 CAMPAIGN: THE PEOPLE ASK THE PRESIDENT

October 12, 1956

Copyright: Republican National Committee

1 reel 1100' 29 minutes sound B&W

[same as EL MP16 202]

Special television broadcast produced by Young & Rubicam, Inc. for Citizens for Eisenhower Nixon. Eisenhower

facing a friendly audience in a question and answer format. Topics: Suez dispute; general operation of the

executive office; Richard Nixon; labor; Taft Hartley Act; farm programs; draft; home life.

EL-MP16-179 INAUGURATION, 1957

Washington, DC

January 21, 1957

Copyright: unknown

1 reel 1000' 28 minutes sound color

Eisenhower, Vice President Richard M. Nixon take oath of office; Eisenhower's inaugural address; attend buffet

luncheon; view the inaugural parade; attend an inaugural ball.

EL-MP16-181 HAROLD MACMILLAN'S VISIT TO CAMP DAVID

Thurmont, Maryland Camp David, Maryland

March 28, 1960

Copyright: US Navy Public Domain

1 reel 250' 6 minutes silent color

[B&W duplicate rec'd from NPC 10/6/64; second dupe rec'd 7/5/66]

Scenes of reporters in front of Aspen Lodge at Camp David; arrival of Eisenhower and MacMillan; Eisenhower

speaks to reporters (no audio tape available); MacMillan and Eisenhower enter Aspen Lodge; Secretary of State

Christian Herter and Vice President Richard M. Nixon arrive via helicopter; views of MacMillan and Eisenhower

leaving Aspen Lodge; unidentified men skeet shooting; Eisenhower's departure from Camp David.

EL-MP16-182 CAMPAIGN, 1952: COMMERCIALS

1952

Copyright: Republican National Committee

1 reel 350' 9:14 minutes sound B&W

Citizens for Eisenhower Nixon production: Kenneth Royal and Lewis Douglas speak on the qualifications of

Eisenhower to be president.

EL-MP16-186 EYEWITNESS TO HISTORY: REVIEW OF SIGNIFICANT HISTORY MAKING

EVENTS OF 1959

1959

Copyright: CBS

2 reels 2150' 60 minutes sound B&W

Walter Cronkite, narrator; topics: Fidel Castro and the Cuban revolution; Broadcasting Industry scandal; payola;

116 day steel strike; AFL CIO negotiations; campaigning for Republican and Democratic nominations for the

Presidency; Russia launches Lunik III which sent the first photos of the far side of the moon to earth; Eisenhower,

Nikita Khrushchev, Harold Macmillan; Vice President Nixon goes to Russia; debates with Khrushchev;

September 15, Khrushchev arrives in Washington, DC; addresses the General Assembly at the United Nations,

New York, New York asking for total disarmament, peaceful coexistence; Hollywood Twentieth Century Fox

luncheon, Hollywood, California;

Reel 2: Marilyn Monroe; can-can dance routine; Los Angeles Mayor Norris Poulson and Khrushchev controversial

phrase "Bury the US" at the Ambassador Hotel Los Angeles, California; San Francisco, California; Iowa farm of

Roswald Garst; Soviet Embassy reception Washington, DC; Camp David, Maryland Eisenhower & Khrushchev;

Eisenhower's Mission Peace Eleven Nation Goodwill tour; New Delhi, India Eisenhower gives speech on hunger

and poverty; Paris, France preparation for the summit meetings; commentaries by Eric Severied, Winston Burnett,

Walter Cronkite, Harry Reasoner.

EL-MP16-194 CAMPAIGN: POLITICAL COMMERCIAL

1956

Copyright: Republican National Committee

1 reel 22 minutes sound B&W

Five political television spots to endorse the Eisenhower Nixon ticket. Man on the street type testimonials:

working class; partially animated, I Like Ike; college students for Eisenhower; women voters (Mamie); peace

disarmament. These have no political party affiliation other than the support of Eisenhower.

EL-MP16-201 CAMPAIGN: PEACE, PROGRESS & PROSPERITY: A REPORT TO THE PEOPLE

1956

Produced by: Carvel Films, Inc.

Copyright: Republican National Committee

1 reel 1100' 28 minutes sound B&W

Produced by Carvel Films, Inc., but may be property of Republican National Committee. Brief look at the

accomplishments of the various departments of the Eisenhower administration. A short introduction is given by

Richard Nixon. Republican leaders of Congress: Styles Bridges, President Pro Tempore; Joseph Martin, Speaker of

the House; William Knowland, Senate Minority leader; express the need for a Republican majority in Congress;

how the budget has been balanced since the start of Eisenhower's administration; cuts in Federal spending;

stabilized the dollar.

State Department: Secy. John Foster Dulles: the end of the Korean conflict; the Department's goal to ensure the

blessings of liberty.

Defense Department: Secy. Charles E. Wilson: have provided an adequate defense structure, guided missiles; the

matching of numbers in the arms race.

Justice Department: Secy. Herbert Brownell: Communist aggression; the Eisenhower administration has enacted

more anti communist legislation than that of the two previous.

Treasury Department: Secy. George Humphrey: substantial cuts in government spending; taxes; higher wages;

checked inflation; balanced the budget; no impressionable increase in the cost of living; agriculture is still a weak

point.

Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield: updated methods; certified mail.

Department of Agriculture: Secy. Ezra Taft Benson: high surplus; beef industry; pork industry.

Department of Interior: Secy. Fred Seaton: Ten year program for the protection of National Forests; expansion of

wild life refuges; resources; Lincoln Memorial.

Department of Commerce: Sinclair Weeks Department of Labor: Secy. James P. Mitchell: "All that serves labor

serves the Nation." revised workman's compensation, unemployment services, enacted minimum wage increase.

Department of Health, Education, Welfare: Secy. Marion Folsom: Social Security increase of benefits; medical

research; elimination of critical class room shortages in education.

Eisenhower: Summarizes reports of administrations accomplishments and proposals; guide to follow: does this

serve the general good of the welfare of the American citizen. Plea to voters to participate in the upcoming

election; the caliber of officials chosen depends on all Americans exercising their right to vote.

EL-MP16-202 CAMPAIGN: PEOPLE ASK THE PRESIDENT

Washington, DC

October 12, 1956

Copyright: Republican National Committee

1 reel 1100' 29 minutes sound B&W

(same as EL MP16 178)

Citizens for Eisenhower Nixon television program broadcast from the Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington, DC. The

format was patterned after presidential press conferences. Eisenhower urges all people to vote regardless of

political affiliation. Announces that John Foster Dulles has informed him that Egypt, England and France will

negotiate regarding the Suez crisis.

Topics: Eisenhower's opinion of Nixon; labor/unions; Taft-Hartley Act; minimum wage; soil bank program; draft

vs. volunteer army; British skepticism of US foreign policy; 18 year old vote; civil rights; desecration of schools;

religion in schools. Throughout the program various voters express support of Eisenhower; his integrity, unity,

trust, has not the pettiness of partisan politicians; has a certain authority in governing foreign affairs, religious

convictions.

EL-MP16-222 GOING TO THE INAUGURAL

Washington, DC

January 20, 1953

Copyright: unknown

1 reel 150' 4 minutes sound B&W

Eisenhower and Mamie leave the National Presbyterian Church and are driven to the White House where they are

greeted by President Harry S. Truman, and Bess Truman. Accompanying them are Senator Styles Bridges and

Joseph Martin. Following a motorcade to the Capitol, Eisenhower, Mamie and Richard Nixon, Pat Nixon are seen

leaving the Capitol to lead the inaugural parade to the reviewing stand.

EL-MP16-236 PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION

Washington, DC

January 20, 1953

Copyright: NBC

1 reel 750' 19 minutes sound B&W

The film opens with a view of the crowd at the inaugural ball at the National Guard Armory in Washington. The

announcers talk with George Murphy, then discuss a few of the quests and their attire. Among the guest mentioned

are Mrs. Everett Dirksen and Mrs. Arthur Summerfield. The entertainers mentioned include the bands of Lionel

Hampton, Fred Waring, Wayne King, and Guy Lombardo; the Marine Band Orchestra; the Meyer Davis Orchestra;

singer Jeannette McDonald. The scene shifts to Eisenhower, Mamie, John and Barbara Eisenhower, and Elivera

Doud as they prepare to depart. The next scene is the ball at McDonough Auditorium at Georgetown University.

Announcers Ben Grauer and Ray Michaels discuss the size of the crowd, then cover the arrival of Richard and Pat

Nixon, John and Barbara Eisenhower, Elivera Doud, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson. Eisenhower and Mamie

enter. Albert Melchior sings the Star Spangled Banner and Because, then Gladys Swarthout sings Bless This

House.

EL-MP16-237 DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER BECOMES THE 34th PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED

STATES

Washington, DC

January 20 21, 1953

Copyright: United States Information Agency Public Domain

1 reel 750' 19 minutes sound B&W

January 20, 1953, crowds from all over country pour into Washington for the inauguration. Eisenhower, Mamie,

and John Eisenhower arrive, attend religious services and are met at the White House by President Harry and Bess

Truman. Following a motorcade to the Capitol, dignitaries file through the Rotunda. Among these are members of

Congress, the Supreme Court, the Diplomatic Corps, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General George C. Marshall,

Truman's cabinet, Herbert Hoover. Senator William F. Knowland administers the oath to Richard M. Nixon, then

Eisenhower is sworn in by Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson. Eisenhower offers the inaugural prayer, then addresses

the nation. Eisenhower presents Mamie, then they attend the parade.

January 21, 1953, the cabinet members take office. Oaths are administered to John Foster Dulles and Oveta Culp

Hobby.

EL-MP16-245 A TRIBUTE TO A PATRIOT

1961

Copyright: NBC

1 reel 2000' 58 minutes sound B&W

Broadcast on NBC, a biography of Eisenhower which follows his life chronologically. Narrated by Jimmy Stewart

with comments by Bobby Jones, James Hagerty, Richard Nixon, Jawaharlal Nehru, Konrad Adenauer, Harold

MacMillan, and John F. Kennedy.

EL-MP16-247 INAUGURATION DAY

Washington, DC

January 20, 1953

Copyright: NBC

2 reels 4100' 100 minutes sound B&W

Reel 1: NBC commentators Morgan Beattie and Clifton Utley describes the pre inaugural scene and point out the

locations of the NBC cameras. Eisenhower, Mamie, Joseph Martin and Styles Bridges arrive at the White House

and are greeted by President Harry Truman, Bess and Margaret. The group follows the parade route to the Capitol.

The invocation is given by Archbishop Patrick O'Boyle. Dorothy Maynor sings the anthem, Sen. William

Knowland administers the vice presidential oath to Richard Nixon; Eugene Conley sings America The Beautiful.

Rabbi Silver offers a prayer, then Eisenhower is sworn in by Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson. Eisenhower gives

inaugural prayer, then begins his inaugural address. Among those on the platform are Harry S. Truman, Mamie

Eisenhower, Herbert Hoover, Richard Nixon.

Reel 2: Eisenhower concludes his inaugural address. H. V. Kalterborn analyzes the address as the President

prepares for the parade. Eisenhower and Mamie are escorted to the White House by a police squad and the lst

Battalion of the Third Infantry. Eisenhower, Mamie, Richard Nixon, Herbert Hoover, and Joseph Martin view the

parade from the reviewing stand. The parade includes West Point Cadets, a religious float, the District of

Columbia ROTC, the Abilene Kansas Cowboy Band, the Wyandotte County Horse troop, a miniature stagecoach,

a California horse troop (led by Governor Earl Warren in a car), and the US Naval Academy.

EL-MP16-250 CAMPAIGN: "IKE IN PHILLY"

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

October 28, 1960

Copyright: Republican National Committee

1 reel 1150' 29 minutes sound B&W

Produced by the Volunteers for Nixon-Lodge, Eisenhower gives an address at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel in

Philadelphia, PA. He is introduced by Lt. Gen. Milton G. Baker. He begins his speech by asking the crowd to

examine the achievements of his administration, such as increased personal income; increased Gross National

Product; the Interstate Highway System; the St. Lawrence Seaway; increased military strength; improved National

Park Service; labor reforms; increased Social Security benefits; civil rights. He then lists the qualities a candidate

should possess, and endorses Richard M. Nixon, and Henry Cabot Lodge as having these qualities. He describes

the duties of the President of the United States as Chief of State, Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, head

of the National Security, and guardian of free enterprise. He stresses the importance of foreign relations, and lists

the accomplishments of his administration in this field, such as Korea, Viet Nam [Vietnam]; Formosa; the

Philippines; the Suez Canal; Trieste; Iran. Eisenhower emphasizes Nixon's and Lodge's experience in foreign

affairs, and stresses that caution and deliberation are needed in international situations. He ends the speech by

pledging his vote to Nixon and Lodge, and asking the crowd to do the same.

EL-MP16-251 JOHN FOSTER DULLES REPORTS ON EUROPEAN TRIP

May 17, 1955

Copyright: NBC

1 reel 1150' 29 minutes sound B&W

Dulles reports on his trip to Europe to Eisenhower, Nelson Rockefeller, Richard Nixon, Charles Wilson, George

Humphrey, Henry Cabot Lodge, Harold E. Stassen, Herbert Hoover Jr. Eisenhower reiterates US foreign policy

aims, then Dulles gives his report. Topics: consolidation of Western Europe; the entry of West Germany into

NATO; Soviet interference in treaty ratification; Chancellor Adenauer's presence at NATO meeting for the signing

of the Austrian treaty; US Asian foreign policy; improved US French relations regarding Viet Nam; the departure

of the Red Army from Austria and its consequences on Czechoslovakia and Hungary; meeting with Molotov; the

possibility of Four Power Talks; the new direction of the Soviet foreign policy; Eisenhower and Dulles discuss the

success of firm, hard-line US diplomacy.

EL-MP16-257 CAMPAIGN: NIXON-LODGE

New York, New York

1960

Copyright: Republican National Committee

1 reel 40' 1 minutes sound B&W

Stills of Henry Cabot Lodge at the United Nations, musical background. Advance promo (local announcements to

be added).

EL-MP16-326 CAMPAIGN: POLITICS '62

October 21, 1962

Copyright: ABC

1 reel 1100' 28 minutes sound B&W

Eisenhower campaigns for Republican candidates for 1962 election in San Francisco for Richard Nixon; Hartford,

Connecticut; Manchester, New Hampshire; Boston, Massachusetts. Eisenhower is interviewed by Bill Lawrence

on issues of the 1962 campaign; foreign policy; Fidel Castro; Bay of Pigs invasion; the economy; Medicare; John

F. Kennedy.

EL-MP16-334 FACE THE NATION

1963

Copyright: CBS

1 reel 900' 25 minutes sound B&W

Charles Collingwood, Merriman Smith, and Walter Cronkite interview Eisenhower. Discussion centers around

Eisenhower's new book, Mandate for Change, which has just been published. Eisenhower speaks of the Korean

War, decontrolling the economy, and reduction of taxes. He also speaks of his heart attack, and his decision to run

for re-election in 1956. He says that a first term president becomes a prisoner of his advisors and of what he tried

to do in his first term. Eisenhower also speaks of the re-organization of the Defense Department and his appealing

to the people over Congress's head. He concludes with an analysis of the mood of the country, the major issues,

and GOP presidential politics. He comments extensively on his relationship with Richard Nixon.

EL-MP16-356 EISENHOWER AT NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND

July 7--August 7, 1960

Copyright: probably US Navy

1 reel 1600' 40 minutes silent color

Eisenhower has meetings with several groups and individuals, such as the Science Advisory Committee, Christian

Herter, Roy Rubottom, Charles Wilson, General Andrew Goodpaster, James Hagerty, Milton Eisenhower, and the

National Security Council. He also attends church services at the US Naval School Officers Candidate Chapel

(once alone and once with David, Anne, and Susan). Eisenhower attends the dedication of the Eisenhower Park in

Newport; visits the submarine USS Patrick Henry; Eisenhower and Mamie are seen arriving at the Naval Air

Station at Quonset Point. Richard Nixon arrives at Newport, and attends a meeting and holds a press conference

with Eisenhower and Henry Cabot Lodge; Governor Christopher Del Sesto and Mayor James Maher present gifts

to Eisenhower.

El-MP16-404 RICHARD M. NIXON VISIT TO HAITI

1955

Copyright: unknown

Donor: R.A. Wilson 2/17/69

1 reel 50' 1 1/2 minutes silent color

EL-MP16-409 OPERATION KANSAS: STATE FUNERAL FOR DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER

Washington, DC

March 30, 1969

Copyright: US Army

7 reels silent color

Reel 1: 1200 ' Interior Capitol; pan of statues and architecture around the rotunda; members of the honor guard;

members of Congress and the Diplomatic Corps; shots of the Eisenhower family and the Joint Chiefs of Staff;

pallbearers carry casket to catafalque; various VIPS; ceremony proceedings in rotunda; Eisenhower and Nixon

families during ceremonies; pallbearers are replaced by honor guard at the casket; Nixon reads the eulogy; flag

draped casket; overall shot of the rotunda as Nixon speaks; camera pans around the rotunda showing the VIPS;

Vice President Spiro Agnew stands next to the Shah of Iran; Mamie, John Eisenhower and Richard Nixon and

family; pan around the rotunda to General Omar Bradley and the Joint Chiefs of Staff; Nixon places the

Presidential wreath at the casket; clergyman says the benediction prayers; people file past the casket. Reel 2: 850'

Cut away shots around the Capitol grounds; people gathered around outside Capitol (rain and snow in some

scenes); US flag on Capitol at half mast; tilt down on Capitol to people in street; service units; Joint Chiefs of Staff

and horse drawn caisson arrives at Capitol building (some flare); Tilt down on Capitol building to casket on

caisson; policeman and various shots of spectators; waiting crowd at the Bethlehem Chapel; American and foreign

dignitaries arrive at chapel; Spiro Agnew, Richard Nixon and Family, Mamie and John Eisenhower arrive at

chapel; pallbearers carry casket to hearse; ceremonies outside of chapel. Reel 3: 900' Paintings in Capitol rotunda;

pull back to casket and people filing past; honor guard replaces pallbearers at casket (flares); people waiting in rain

outside; caisson with casket moves down street past crowds; presidential car moving along Constitution Avenue

(underexposed); pan down from top of Washington Monument to US flags at half mast; jets streak across sky;

troops march down street (underexposed); funeral cars and hearse arrive at chapel; pallbearers march to hearse,

remove casket and place it on caisson; riderless horse; (footage was shot on rainy overcast day and appears dark).

Reel 4: 1000' Rotunda of Capitol building (approximately 200' in the beginning of the reel is double exposed);

casket; faces of people as they file past casket; spectators waiting in street; pallbearers place casket on caisson;

riderless horse moves into position; caisson moves down Constitution Avenue; presidential car moves by; crowds

on Capitol grounds await arrival of caisson; tilt down from Capitol dome to honor guard lining steps of Capitol;

pan shot to marching US Army Band and parading service units in front of Capitol; slow tilt down Capitol

building; Mamie and John Eisenhower arrive by car at the Capitol; arrival of various VIPS; Spiro Agnew arrives

followed by members of the Supreme Court. Reel 5: 900' Walter Reed General Hospital; top of hospital showing

name on building; US flag at half mast; ambulance parked at ambulance entrance; Capitol rotunda; ceremonies of

the changing of the honor guard at casket; casket surrounded by honor guard; casket and guards; General Charles

DeGaulle enters rotunda, salutes casket and departs; Habib Bourguiba of Tunisia pays his respects at the casket;

statue bust of Abraham Lincoln; several scenes of changing of the guard in the rotunda and continuous flow of

people past the casket.

Reel 6: 1050' Horse drawn caisson carrying casket arrives at Capitol followed by the riderless horse; Nixon arrives

by car; zoom in on casket; ceremonial proceedings outside of Capitol; pallbearers remove casket and carry it up

steps to the rotunda; Eisenhower and Nixon families at ceremony; US flag at half mast; Constitution Avenue lined

with crowds; West Point Cadets march past followed by Navy Band; caisson with casket rolls by followed by the

rest of the funeral procession; Bethlehem Chapel; VIPS and dignitaries arrive; Shah of Iran arrives followed by

General William C. Westmoreland, Justice Earl Warren and

other Supreme Court justices, Gen. Earl G. Wheeler, Gen. Omar Bradley and Mamie and John Eisenhower;

ceremonies outside of chapel; cannons fire 21 gun salute (some flare); casket in chapel.

Reel 7: 1050' General Omar Bradley, Joint Chiefs of Staff and VIPS at chapel ceremonies (some flares); funeral

procession leaves chapel and enroute; Capitol building with cannons in foreground; dome and pan down; guns fire

21 gun salute; man holds newspaper with picture of Eisenhower, Capitol in extreme background; Capitol building

(excellent); US flag at half mast; sunset behind Washington Monument; Washington Monument through trees; US

flag at half mast near monument; tilt up on Washington National Cathedral; pan down to people in street; people

wait in rain; honor guard; Cathedral; night shot, street leading to Capitol; sunrise behind Washington Monument

(excellent); sun pullback to long shot with sun reflecting in lagoon; night shot, extra long shot Capitol with street

and traffic in foreground; night shot, "Don't Walk" street light; night shot, long shot Capitol building lit up, zooms

and pull backs; Early morning shot of Washington Monument (excellent); West Point Cadets march by as jets fly

over; Army honor guard marches past followed by color guard, horse drawn caisson with flag draped casket and

riderless horse; profile shot of honor guard, Capitol in background.

EL-MP16-410 OPERATION KANSAS: STATE FUNERAL FOR DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER

Washington, DC

March 31, 1969

Copyright: US Army

8 reels sound color

Reel 1: 825' VIPS enter cathedral and are seated; arrival of Mamie and John Eisenhower followed by Richard

Nixon; pallbearers carry casket into cathedral and depart; VIPS, guests; flag draped casket and assemblage in

cathedral; Eisenhower family reading prayers; services; casket; Bishop says benediction; pallbearers remove casket

from cathedral; departure from cathedral of the Eisenhowers, Nixon and other notables: Shah of Iran, King Baudin,

Charles De Gaulle, Hubert Humphrey, Lyndon B. Johnson, Spiro Agnew.

Reel 2: 1200' Dignitaries arrive at the cathedral; those recognized are United Nations Secretary U Thant, Secretary

of Defense Melvin Laird, former Vice President Hubert Humphrey, Vice President Spiro Agnew, former president

Lyndon B. Johnson; assemblage in cathedral; Mamie and John Eisenhower and family arrive; casket is carried into

cathedral; casket; services in cathedral; night shots, Capitol and Union Station (flare); night shot train moving out

(scenes are very dark).

Reel 3: 1000' Interior rotunda of Capitol; shot from balcony of flag draped casket; high shot of changing of guard

at casket; paintings in top of dome; pan on fresco in rotunda dome; Ronald and Nancy Reagan, Senator George

Murphy pay respects at the casket; Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau of Canada pays respects; South Vietnam Vice

President Nguyen Ky salutes the casket; casket as people file past; Italian Prime Minister Mariano Rumor pays

respects; ceremony of honor guard and pallbearers as they remove casket from rotunda; VIPS arrive at cathedral as

follows: Charles DeGaulle, U Thant, Barry Goldwater, Archbishop Terrance Cook; David and Julie Eisenhower,

Richard Nixon and family, Mamie and John Eisenhower arrive at cathedral; casket is taken into cathedral; pan on

spectators watching.

Reel 4: 800' Union Station limousine bearing Eisenhower family travels through cordon of honor guard to train;

Mamie and John Eisenhower stand in front of train car (footage is soft and dark); Joint Chiefs of Staff walk to

train; pallbearers carry casket to train, followed by President Nixon and officials; honor guard present arms; (most

of the scenes in the station appear soft and dark); top of cathedral; cordon of honor guard at cathedral as casket is

carried down steps and placed in hearse; Mamie and John Eisenhower leave cathedral followed by Nixon and

family. others leaving the cathedral are Shah of Iran, Charles DeGaulle, Nguyen Ky, Bob Hope.

Reel 5: 700' The entire reel consists of dignitaries and VIPS arriving at the Washington National Cathedral. Some

of the dignitaries recognizable are: Vice President Nguyen Ky of South Vietnam; Duke of Luxembourg, Shah of

Iran, Charles DeGaulle, Prime Minister Kiesinger, Lord Mountbatten, Senator Everett Dirksen, Secretary Melvin

Laird, Hubert Humphrey, Spiro Agnew, Lyndon B. Johnson, Omar Bradley, Alfred Gruenther; David and Julie

Eisenhower arrive; top of cathedral; Mamie and John Eisenhower, Richard and Pat Nixon arrive and are greeted by

clergyman.

Reel 6: 1050' Honor guard removes casket from hearse to cathedral; top of cathedral; casket is carried out of

cathedral to hearse; Mamie and John Eisenhower, Nixon and family depart cathedral; various dignitaries depart;

crowds outside of Capitol; TV crews and camera atop truck; US flag at half mast on Capitol, tilt down to honor

guard positioned on steps; Joint Chiefs of Staff saluting; casket carried down steps of Capitol to hearse; funeral

procession departs; Union Station; flags at half mast; funeral procession arrives at station.

Reel 7: 600' Policemen on roof of building; US flag at half mast; troops of the Third Infantry (Old Guard) prepare

and fire 104mm howitzers in 21 gun salute; fire commander, guns firing; US flag at half mast on Capitol building;

faces of people waiting in street near the Capitol; Casket carried to hearse from Capitol; funeral procession leaves

Capitol; flag draped casket in cathedral; people praying in cathedral; stained glass window; cathedral services;

honor guard carries casket from cathedral; Mamie and John Eisenhower followed by Nixon and family depart

cathedral.

Reel 8: 800' Beginning of reel is overexposed. Crowds in street at cathedral; funeral procession pulls into driveway

of cathedral; faces of crowd; funeral procession leaves cathedral; Japanese delegates view casket in Capitol

rotunda; top of Capitol; people entering Capitol; crowds watching; VIP cars arriving at cathedral; Barry Goldwater

arrives; top of cathedral; David and Julie arrive followed by Nixon and family; pan on crowds; Nixon leaves

cathedral followed by Charles DeGaulle; rotunda people file past casket.

EL-MP16-412 OPERATION KANSAS: STATE FUNERAL FOR DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER

Abilene, Kansas

April 2, 1969

Copyright: US Army

4 reels sound color

Reel 1: 1050' Eisenhower Center; Army band and service units march down street to Center; funeral procession

arrives at Center; honor guard removes casket from hearse and carries it to steps of Library; ceremony at Center;

US flag at half mast; tilt down on Chapel; casket is carried to Chapel; US flag at half mast; 21 gun salute is fired;

train arrives in station (sun flares); pan on crowds watching; boys watch from roof top; honor guard marching

toward camera; photography is not too good some footage is slightly overexposed and has flares.

Reel 2: 1050' Crowds; US Army band marching; General Omar Bradley and others walk to train; Eisenhower

Center; band and marching service units enter Center followed by funeral procession; individual honor guards of

each service; casket is carried to Library steps; Omar Bradley stands near casket; services are held on steps of

Library; presidential flag; pan down to casket as services are in progress; casket and US and Presidential flags;

shots from inside window showing heads of Mamie and John Eisenhower, President Nixon and Lyndon Johnson.

Reel 3: 950' Continuation of services on Eisenhower Library steps; top of Chapel of Place of Meditation; casket is

carried to chapel followed by VIPS and friends; crowds; howitzers fire 21 gun salute (unsteady); military honor

guard; funeral train pulls into station (sun flares); pan on crowds watching; US flag carried by honor guard; hearse

alongside train; casket is lifted from train to hearse; (hair in bottom frame line) .

Reel 4: 1050' Band and marching service units in street; funeral procession moving through streets of Abilene;

crowds line the streets (hair in lens); pan up on Chapel; band playing; casket carried to Place of Meditation; tilt

down from top of Chapel to honor guards in front firing rifles and saluting; Mamie and John Eisenhower leave

Chapel; Nixon converses outside Chapel; honor guard fire rifles; crowds in street waiting around; service units

march through streets (overexposed); crowds (overexposed); service units marching; feet and faces.

EL-MP16-436 DAVID AND JULIE: A WEDDING OF FIRST FAMILIES

New York, New York

December 22, 1968

Copyright: CBS

1 reel 900' 25 minutes sound B&W

[Gettysburg Shipment 11/69]

Narrated by Harry Reasoner. News coverage of the wedding between Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower. No

television cameras were allowed inside for the actual wedding ceremony. One exception was a closed circuit

camera which enabled former President Eisenhower and Mamie to witness the proceedings from Walter Reed

Naval Hospital. The President was recuperating from a heart attack and Mamie was recovering from a bout of flu.

The ceremony took place at the Marble Collegiate Church, New York, with the Reverend Norman Vincent Peale

officiating. Various segments of the film: members of the wedding party; newsreel film of David escorting Julie to

the December 30, 1966 Debutante Ball (interview with Kate Johnson); announcing their engagement on December

1, 1967; film of Julie with her father and David with his grandfather at the Inaugural Ceremony January 21, 1957;

an interview with Susan Harvin and Anne Davis, Julie's bridesmaids from Smith College; an exterior view of the

home the newlyweds will occupy in North Hampton, Massachusetts; "opinion on marriage while still students in

college"; an interview with Smith coeds, Melinda Meyer, Marquarite Smith, Cheyrl Steinmetz, Emily Samuels,

Susan Harvin, Frances Margolin. Norman Vincent Peale, an interview by Harry Reasoner; 'Secret servicemen/an

invasion of privacy?', an interview with Tricia and Julie Nixon, and David Eisenhower at the Republican

Convention in Miami, Florida. Newsreel film and home movies of the newlyweds in their younger days (John

Eisenhower family, Nixon family, Camp David, Maryland, Abilene, Kansas, Colorado, Paris with Charles

DeGaulle). Ponchitta Pierce comments on Julie Eisenhower's selection of silver, stainless, crystal and china; the

motorcade to the wedding reception at the Plaza Hotel; the newlyweds posing for wedding photos with their

parents; comments by Harry Reasoner.

EL-MP16-440 FACE THE NATION

December 14, 1969

Copyright: CBS

Donor: not stated rec'd. 2/12/70

1 reel 1000' 27 minutes sound B&W

Milton Eisenhower, chairman of the National Commission on Violence is the guest being questioned by Hal

Walker, Richard Strout, and George Herman. Topics: crime, inflation, Vietnam, violence, poverty, firearms,

Voting Rights Act, Richard Nixon, Spiro Agnew, John Mitchell, Ramsey Clark.

EL-MP16-449 A PLACE IN HISTORY: THE DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER LIBRARY

Produced by: Calvin Productions

Copyright: National Audiovisual Center

1 reel 1200' 28 minutes sound color

[NARA Shipment 7/70]

Still photographs and selected motion picture footage of the period are combined to create a portrait of the man and

his impact on history. Included are scenes of his boyhood in Abilene, Kansas; his cadet and athletic activities at

West Point; his early military service with General Douglas MacArthur; his leadership of all Allied armies in

Europe during World War II (featuring his role as Supreme Commander of Allied Forces that landed at Normandy

and ultimately brought victory in Europe) and his two terms as President of the United States. The film also shows

the German blitzkrieg in Europe and the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor. As President of the United States,

Eisenhower is shown with Vice President Richard Nixon, Russian Premier Nikita Khrushchev, French President

Charles DeGaulle, and the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Events surrounding such issues as school desegregation,

the creation of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, ATOMS for Peace plans, the Federal Highway

Act, the St. ¬Lawrence Seaway bill, and the statehood of Hawaii and Alaska are shown. The film gives an

overview of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library and emphasizes its important holdings. The film is narrated by

Loren Greene. This film is presented by the National Archives and Records Administration, and is distributed by

the National Audiovisual Center, Washington, DC 20409.

EL-MP16-450 TODAY SHOW: BARBARA INTERVIEW WITH MAMIE EISENHOWER

Augusta, Georgia

March 26, 1970

Copyright: NBC

Donor: NBC/Gettysburg Shipment 6/70

1 reel 800' 20 minutes sound color

Barbara Walters interviews Mamie from Augusta, Georgia. Topics: Eisenhower's views on Vietnam; memories of

WWII, Columbia University, White House, David Eisenhower, John Eisenhower, Richard Nixon.

EL-MP16-451 PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION Washington, DC

January 20, 1953

Copyright: CBS

Donor: CBS 6/70

5 reels 350' 100 minutes sound B&W

EL-MP16-453 CAMPAIGN: TODAY SHOW: BARBARA WALTERS INTERVIEWS DAVID

EISENHOWER AND JULIE NIXON

1968

Copyright: NBC

Donor: Bud Benjamin 9/70

1 reel 200' 5 minutes sound B&W

Barbara Walters interviews David and Julie on the Today Show. They discuss the couple’s wedding plans and

David's involvement in the Nixon campaign. Other issues include Vietnam and Julie's comments on the private

personality of Richard Nixon.

EL-MP16-454 TODAY SHOW: INAUGURAL BALL

Washington, DC

January 1969

Copyright: NBC

1 reel 300' 4:08 minutes sound color

[Gettysburg Shipment 9/70]

Hugh Downs and Nancy Dickinson interview Mamie Eisenhower at the Inaugural Ball. Mamie comments on the

length of Nixon's inaugural address. Mamie talks about Eisenhower writing his Inaugural Prayer, and the

conversation between Eisenhower and Nixon on the eve of the inauguration (Ike having to call Nixon “Mr.

President”).

EL-MP16-488 LYNDON JOHNSON TALKS POLITICS @1972

Copyright: CBS

Donor: Lyndon Baines Johnson 2/72

1 reel 1800' 50 minutes sound color

Walter Cronkite interviews Johnson. Topics: events and issues of Johnson's political career; comments on Sam

Rayburn, Robert Taft, Richard Russell, John F. Kennedy, Everett Dirksen, "Arm Twister" nickname, Hubert

Humphrey, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Richard Nixon,

Henry Kissinger.

EL-MP16-526 IKE AT F STREET CLUB LUNCHEON

January 20, 1961

Copyright: NBC

Donor: Lewis Strauss, Jr.

1 reel 270' 7 minutes sound/silent B&W

Guests arriving and departing a reception honoring Dwight D. Eisenhower, Richard

Nixon, and the Eisenhower Cabinet held immediately after the Kennedy inauguration. The reception which held at

the F Street Club was given by Lewis Strauss. Portions filmed inside the club are silent.