Wayne Lyman Morse (1900-1974) served as U. S. Senator from 1945 to 1969. He was a member of the Labor and
Welfare Committee, Armed Services Committee, and Foreign Relations Committee and served as a delegate to the United Nations. The collection
contains senatorial papers, 1944-1968, research material, arbitration decisions, speeches, financial material, mementos and personal and general
correspondence.
Repository:
University of Oregon Libraries Special Collections & University
Archives
Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National
Endowment for the Humanities.
Other Descriptive Information
The Papers of Senator Wayne L. Morse include material from 1919 to 1969. However, the bulk of the collection consists of the Senatorial
papers, 1944-1968.
At various times between 1945 and 1968, Senator Morse sent his non-current files to the National Archives and Records Service for
storage. The entire file was received by the University of Oregon Library in 1973 in the form of several record groups, each group representing
a shipment to the storage unit.
The task of the Librarian has been to reassemble the parts of the collection and create the file that would have existed had all the
records remained in the Senator's office. With some exceptions this has been done.
In 1960 the Senator's staff adopted a new filing system. As a result, practically the entire file begins anew in 1961. In addition,
certain specific files, e.g., Academy, Post Office, Public Works, were located in two general files, and sometimes kept as distinct files as
well. Such easily identified parts and distinct files were assembled into single units.
A researcher interested in a subject may need to consult several files to be certain of finding everything he wants. Even so apparently
distinct a subject as a political campaign cannot be studied by reference to the Campaign File alone; the speech file, radio and television, and
general correspondence files should all be examined for pertinent material.
On the other hand, the Index File is a nearly complete guide to all correspondents during the Senatorial years; a search for
correspondence with specific persons is relatively uncomplicated.
The use of the Papers of Senator Wayne L. Morse is restricted by agreement with the donor. Persons wishing to use the collection should
address the Curator of Special Collections, University of Oregon Library, stating the nature and purpose of their research.
No general microfilming or other reproduction of the collection is permitted or contemplated.
Source:
Inventory of the papers of Senator Wayne L. Morse, 1919-1969, prepared by Martin Schmitt and published by
the University of Oregon Library in 1974
Biographical Note
Wayne Lyman Morse was born on October 20, 1900 in Verona, Wisconsin, and grew up on his family's farm. He received a degree in labor
economics from the University of Wisconsin in 1923, and was awarded a masters degree from the university in 1924. That same year he married
Mildred Downie, a high school home economics teacher. While teaching and coaching the debate team at the University of Minnesota, he attended
law school. After receiving his LL.B. in 1928, Columbia University awarded him a teaching fellowship and a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree.
The family moved to Eugene in 1929, where Morse took a position as assistant professor of law at the University of Oregon. Nine months
later, at 30 years of age, he was named dean of the School of Law. Morse was the youngest law school dean in the country. In 1932 Morse was
instrumental in rousing Oregon voters to defeat the Zorn-Macpherson bill, which proposed moving the University's liberal arts curriculum to
Oregon State College in Corvallis, and making the University of Oregon a teacher college. Throughout the 1930s, Morse served on numerous state
legislative committees. He served as Chairman of the American Bar Association's committee on prisons, probation and parole, and on the Oregon
Crime Commission and the Governor's Commission on judicial reform.
Between 1938 and 1944, Morse was appointed arbitrator in a series of labor cases, most of them involving maritime unions. During the
same time, Morse also served on the National War Labor Board.
In 1944, Morse stepped down from his post as dean of the School of Law and pursued a seat in the U.S. Senate. His Senate campaign
focused on his connection with the people, highlighting his work as a labor arbitrator. He beat incumbent Republican Rufus C. Holman in the
primary election, and went on to win the state election by a wide margin over Democratic nominee Edgar W. Smith.
Morse served as U. S. Senator from 1945 to 1969. After defecting from the Republican party in 1952, he sat in a chair in the middle of
the Senate aisle to emphasize his independence. He joined the Democrats in 1955, and became an outspoken opponent of the Vietnam War. He was
joined only by Alaskan Senator Ernest Gruening in voting against President Johnson's Gulf of Tonkin Resolution. His 24-year career in the U.S.
Senate ended when Robert Packwood, a young Republican from Lake Oswego who called Morse's dissent reckless, defeated him in the 1968
election.
Morse's career was the subject of the film
The Last Angry Man: The Story of America's Most Controversial Senator, produced by Christopher Houser and
Robert Millis (Square Deal Productions, 1999).
Sources:
Morse for U. S. Senator Committee. "Facts About Wayne Morse." 1944.
Drukman, Mason.
Wayne Morse: A Political Biography. Portland, Oregon: The Oregon Historical Society Press, 1997.
Content Description
The collection includes material from 1919 to 1969. However, the bulk of the collection consists of the Senatorial papers,
1944-1968.
In 1960, the Senator's staff adopted a new filing system, so that a particular subject may span different files. A researcher
interested in a subject may need to consult several files to be certain of finding everything she wants. For example, an apparently distinct
subject such as a political campaign cannot be studied by reference to the Campaign File alone; the speech file, radio and television, and
general correspondence files should all be examined for pertinent material. However, the Index File is a nearly complete guide to all
correspondents during the Senatorial years; a search for correspondence with specific persons is relatively uncomplicated.
Use of the Collection
Restrictions on Access :
Collection is open to the public.
Collection must be used in Special Collections & University Archives Reading Room.
Restrictions on Use :
Property rights reside with Special Collections & University Archives, University of Oregon Libraries. Copyright resides with the
creators of the documents or their heirs. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted to the Manuscripts
Librarian in Special Collections & University Archives. The reader must also obtain permission of the copyright holder.
Preferred Citation :
[Identification of item], Wayne L. Morse Papers, Coll. 001, Special Collections & University Archives, University of Oregon,
Eugene, Oregon.
Administrative Information
Arrangement :
The collection is organized into the following series:
Series A. General Correspondence File, 1945-1960. A name and subject file of incoming and outgoing correspondence. After 1960 it
was replaced by a subject file.
Series B. Subject File, 1961-1968. Incoming and outgoing correspondence; documents and publications, arranged by subject.
Series C. Academy File, 1946-1968. Applications, examination records, appointments to U. S. service academies.
Series D. Post Office File, 1945-1968. Correspondence, documents about post office in general, post masters, postal
service.
Series E. Public Works File, 1955-1969. Bureau of Reclamation and Army Engineers projects: dams, flood control, irrigation,
reclamation and navigation projects: correspondence.
Series F. Servicemen and Veterans File, 1945-1968. Correspondence on veterans' legislation, pensions, hospitals, and problems of
specific veterans.
Series G. Oregon Office File, 1954-1968. Correspondence referred to Oregon office from Washington, D. C. or sent originally to
Oregon office for action.
Series H. Bill File, 1945-1968. Bills introduced or cosponsored by Senator Morse. With correspondence and documents.
Series I. Legislative Correspondence File, 1947-1960. Senate and House bills not introduced or sponsored by Senator Morse;
reports, hearings, correspondence.
Series J. Departmental Correspondence, 1946-1961. Correspondence with Federal departments and agencies about legislation,
policies, aid to constituents.
Series K. Pressure mail, 1947-1968. Bulk mail, largely from organized letter-writing campaigns.
Series L. Robo File, 1954-1968. Bulk mail, with replies in robo-typed form letters.
Series M. Synopsis of Floor Work; Voting Records, 1945-1966. Daily records of action in Senate; Senator Morse's voting record in
Senate.
Series N. Campaign Papers, 1944-1968. Correspondence, speeches, financial and other records of political campaigns of Senator
Morse, and Morse on behalf of others.
Series O. Speech File, 1922-1968.
Series P. Articles and Statements File, 1945-1966. Magazine articles by and about Senator Morse; statements distributed for mass
mailing or special purposes.
Series Q. Radio, Television and Motion Picture File, 1947-1968. Scripts, phono-records, tape recordings, television tapes, motion
picture films.
Series R. Employment File, 1948-1968. Office personnel records; files on Federal jobs in Washington, D. C. and elsewhere.
Series S. Pre-Senate Correspondence, 1932-1943; Personal Correspondence, 1944-1951.
Series T. Committees, Commissions, Boards, 1930-1968. Records of official and semi-official appointments and obligations.
Series U. Index to Senatorial Files, 1945-1968.
Series V. Scrapbooks, 1919-1969.
Series W. Miscellaneous Records, 1946-1968. Appointment books; law course notes and lectures; horse records; mementos,
photographs.
Addendum - July 1981
These bits and pieces of material were found after the main body of Wayne L. Morse Papers had been processed. It is not known
whether this material somehow never got sorted into the major collection or if it was received after the main portion of the collection had been
processed. This addendum largely consists of correspondence, La Follette research material, arbitration decisions, speeches, financial material,
and mementos. The correspondence has been divided into personal and general, according to a previous processing decision. It is arranged
alphabetically with the number of letters appearing in parentheses after the name. The speeches and financial material have been arranged
chronologically. The last box contains oversize material including artifacts, ledgers, yearbooks of Mildred Morse and two scrapbooks. Original
photographs have been removed to the Photograph Collection.
Addendum II - May 1984
These files comprising the second addendum to the Wayne L. Morse Papers were found unprocessed and out of place in the stacks.
It is believed they were separated from the main collection of papers in the processing stage, but for an unknown reason were never included
with that body of material. There is no records of them having been received separately. They consist of promotional material, press clippings
and photographs (removed to the Photograph Collection) of the Foreign Relations Committee's Latin American Trip in 1959; invitations, both
declined and accepted, arranged chronologically; and personal files.
Addendum III - October 1984
These files include correspondence from 1942-1943 and speeches from 1937-1947. Correspondents include Harold Ickes and
Franklin Roosevelt, regarding the National War Labor Board. The four speeches are on various topics.
Separated Materials :
Photographs in this collection are stored separately under call number PH131.
Additional Reference Guides :
Inventory of the papers of Senator Wayne L. Morse, 1919-1969 / prepared by Martin Schmitt, curator of Special Collections, Eugene :
University of Oregon Library, 1974 : Z6616.M88 O73 1974
Detailed Description of the Collection
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.
Series A: General correspondence file, 1945-1960
A name and subject file of incoming and outgoing correspondence. Includes reference and cross reference sheets. This file was
discontinued in 1960 and replaced by a "Subject file," 1961-1968 (see Series B).
Container(s)
Description
Dates
Box
1
A-Az
1947-1951
2
A-Az
1952-1959
3
A-Az
1959-1960
3
Abrahamson, C. E.
1946-1958
3
Acheson, Dean [pressure mail]
1951-1952
3
Adams, Sherman [case of]
1951-1958
3
Adler, Leo
1949-1951
3
Aeronautics
1947-1949
3
Aeronautics, airports
1947
4
Africa
1957-1960
4
Agriculture
1947
4
Agriculture, appropriations
1960
4
Agriculture, labor
1945-1947
4
Air Academy, location
1950-1951
4
Air defense
1948-1950
4
Air Force
1951-1954
4
Air Force Reserve
1947
4
Air Force Reserve, Salem, Oregon
1948-1949
4
Air Line Pilots and Stewardesses Association
1958
4
Air line service to Hawaii
1946-1948
4
Aitchison, Bruce
1951
4
Alaska
1947-1960
4
Alaska highway
1947
4
Alaska housing
1950-1951
5
Albina Engine and Machine Works
1947
5
Alcatraz, treatment of prisoners
1948-1949
5
Alcohol, Springfield, Oregon plant
1945-1949
5
Alcohol in army camps
1950-1955
5
Aldrich, Edwin B.
1946-1950
5
Alexander, Paul J.
1956-1957
5
Alien property claims
1955-1960
5
Allen, C. H.
1945-1949
5
Allen, Edward W.
1948-1952
5
Allen, Jess H.
1948-1950
5
Allen, Niel
1945-1951
5
Allen, Robert S.
1954
5
Allen, S. Eugene
1945-1948
5
Alstock, Francis
1955-1958
5
Alumina clay plant, Salem, Oregon
1945-1949
5
Aluminum
1951-1958
5
Aluminum, Troutdale, Oregon plant
1946-1950
5
Aly, Bower
1959-1960
6
Armbruster, Howard W.
1946-1948
6
American Bar Association
1946-1957
6
American Civil Liberties Union
1952
6
American Council on Human Rights
1952
6
American Federation of Labor and C.I.O
1955-1961
6
American Federation of the Physically Handicapped, Inc
1950-1952
6
American Fliers in Hungary
1951-1952
6
American Institute of Pacific Relations
1951-1952
6
American Legion
1945-1960
6
American Medical Association
1945-1961
6
American Mercury
1946-1947
6
American Public Power Association
1953-1960
6
American University
1947
6
American Veterans Committee
1946-1952
6
Americans for Democratic Action
1948-1960
7
Anderson, Harold B.
1951-1952
7
Anderson, Ralph J.
1952-1956
7
Anderson, Robert H.
1951
7
Anderson, Ross
1946-1952
7
Anderson, Steve
1947-1956
7
Andrews, Roy C.
1951-1952
7
Angell, Homer
1946-1954
7
Anti-defamation League
1950
7
Anti-vivisection
1952-1961
7
Apple Growers Association, Hood River, Oregon
1945-1950
7
Applications
1954-1957
7
Arab states, rearmament
1950
7
Arbuckle, George L.
1945-1946
7
Argentina
1945-1947
7
Arlington Aeornautical School in Tillamook, Oregon
1952
7
Armed Forces and services
1954
7
Armed Forces day
1950-1952
7
Armstrong, Albert H.
1945-1946
7
Arnold, Melvin
1945-1951
7
Arrow Transportation Co
1947-1948
7
Associated Press
1954
7
Astoria Naval Hospital
1945-1946
7
Atomic bomb
1950-1954
7
Atomic energy bill (S.3690)
1954
8
Atomic energy, joint committee on (S.2239)
8
Autograph and photograph requests
1946-1960
8
Axley, Ralph E.
1945-1952
9
Bl 1947-By 1949
10
Ba 1950-By 1951-1952
11
Ba 1952-1953-By 1953-1954
12
Ba 1954-1955-Bes 1959-1960
13
Bl-By
1959-1960
13
Badley, Joy E.
1950-1951
13
Baker, Edward D.
1952
13
Ball, Dewey L.
1948-1952
13
Banfield, Harry M.
1949-1951
13
Barbey, Dan E.
1950-1952
13
Barden bill (H.R. 7160)
1950
13
Barkley, Alben W.
1951
13
Barton, George S.
1948-1952
13
Baxter, William E.
1949-1951
13
Beale Air Force Base
1952-1954
13
Beals, A. G.
1947-1949
13
Beaver Ammunition Storage Depot
1953
13
Becker, Howard
1950
13
Beggs, George
1945-1946
13
Benesch, Irving
1957
13
Benson, Donald L.
1947-1950
13
Benton, William
1950-1960
13
Bercovici, B. S.
1947-1954
13
Berg, William
1954-1958
13
Bergon, Florence S.
1947-1951
13
Berlin
1958-1959
14
Bernstein, Merton C.
1954-1960
14
Bigelow, James W.
1952
14
Billikopf, Jacob
1945-1950
14
Bishop, Mrs. Walter [Ruth Lipper]
1946-1948
14
Black, Eugene
1957
14
Blackford, W. A.
1945-1960
14
Bladine, Jack
1949-1950
14
Blind
1945-1947
14
Bloch, Ivan
1956-1959
14
Blonk, Hubert
1953-1954
14
Boehnke, Ed. G.
1950-1952
14
Bond, Jesse H.
1946
14
Bonds (U. S.)
1954-1960
14
Bone, Arthur H.
1947-1960
14
Bonneville Power Administration
1947-1950
14
Books received
1945-1950
15
Books reviewed
1951-1960
15
Bouslog, Harriet
1949
15
Jay Bowerman
1950-1951
15
Box car shortage
1946-1951
15
Boyd, Robert O.
1948-1951
15
Boylen, Ernest L.
1952
15
Bradshaw, Archie E.
1946-1952
15
Bramel, Walter
1955-1956
15
Brandenfels, Carl
1947-1956
15
Brandt, Philip M.
1945-1954
16
Brettauer, Alfred
1947-1951
16
Brewster, J. E.
1946-1947
16
Brigham, Leslie E.
1947-1949
16
Brod, Harry A.
1945-1947
16
Brookings Institution
1947-1948
16
Brooks, Charles W.
1957-1960
16
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
1948
16
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
1949-1956
16
Brown, Daniel II
1950-1952
16
Brown, George
1949-1950
16
Brown, James
1946-1958
16
Brown, McDannell
1948-1950
16
Brown, Mary E.
1945-1950
16
Bryan, Colvin
1947-1951
16
Budget, U. S.
1947-1950
16
Burlap shortage
1951
16
Burnett, Ben W.
1953-1957
16
Burnham Chemical Company
1960
17
Business Week
1946-1947
17
Butler, John D., Jr
1950-1954
17
Byrne, Charles D.
1945-1946
17
Ca 1947-Ch 1949
18
Cl 1949-Co 1951-1952
19
Cr 1951-1952-Cy 1953/1954
20
Ca 1954/1955-Cz 1957-1959
21
Ca-Cz
1959-1960
21
Cabinet appointments
1953, 1960
21
Cain, Harry P.
1950-1952
21
Cake, Ralph
1945-1951
21
California Oregon Power Company
1955-1959
21
Camp Adair, Oregon
1945-1956
21
Camp Watson, Oregon
1958-1960
21
Camp White, Oregon
1950-1959
21
Campaign support
1952-1953
21
Cancelled speeches
1955
21
Cancer
1954-1960
22
Capehart, Homer
1957-1959
22
Capital budgeting
1955-1961
22
Capital punishment
1956-1960
22
Capitol extension
1958-1960
22
Capper, Arthur
1946-1947
22
Capsin, Joseph
1947-1960
22
CARE
1945-1949
22
Carpenter, Charles E.
1945-1946
22
Carson, Joe
1946-1957
22
Cartoons
1952-1953,
1959-1960
22
Casey, John T.
1945-1950
22
Casselberry, Horace
1955-1957
22
Catching Slough log booms
1949-1950
22
Cement
1950
22
Census
1949-1950
22
Chafee, Zechariah
1951-1952
22
Chapman, C. C.
1946, 1952
22
Charlton, Grace
1955-1956
22
Chavez, Dennis
1953-1954
22
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
1959
22
Chilberg, C. K.
1946-1950
22
China
1947-1960
22a
China Lobby
1952
23
Christian, Malcolm H.
1957
23
Chrome
1948-1960
23
Church, R. R.
1949-1952
23
Churchill, John
1957-1961
23
Circuit Court of Appeals, 9th
1948-1949
23
Citizenship Committee, N. E. A.
1949-1956
23
Civil defense
1949-1956
23
Civil rights
1955-1960
24
Civil rights
1959-1960
24
Civil rights, Douglas letter
1957-1958
24
Civil rights, Little Rock, Arkansas
1957-1958
24
Civil Rights Commission
1957-1959
24
Civil service
1953-1954
24
Civil Service Commission
1946-1947
24
Civilian Production Administration
1946-1947
24
Clapp, Gordon
1947
24
Clark, Arthur M.
1955
24
Clark, Dan E.
1947-1952
24
Clark, Ned
1946-1951
24
Cloture
1952-1955
24
Coal
1950-1952
24
Coast Guard
1950
24
Coast Guard Reserve
1948-1950
24
Coast Guard security regulations
1951
24
Cochran, Clay
1948-1951
24
Cohn, Marcus
1949-1951
24
Cole, Hugh
1956-1960
24
Colliers
1949-1950
24
Collins, Harry J.
1947
24
Colombia, S. A., religious freedom
1956-1957
25
Columbia Basin Interagency Committee
1949-1950
25
Columbia Interstate Compact Commission
1954-1960
25
Columbia River Development Corporation
1954-1959
25
Columbia Valley Authority
1949-1953
25
Columbus Day
1959
25
Commendations
1947
25
Commissaries, military
1953-1954
25
Commission of Public Docks, Port of Portland, Oregon
1950-1951
25
Committee assignments
1948-1953,
1955-1957
25
Committee on the Present Danger
1950-1952
25
Communications stations, Oregon (C. A. A.)
1946-1957
25
Communism
1946-1960
25
Concentration camps for suspected subversives
1952
25
Conciliation
1947-1950
25
Conciliation Service, dismissal of employees
1946-1947
26
Conflict of interests
1955-1959
26
Congratulatory letters
1946-1955
26
Congress of Industrial Organizations
1949-1955
26
Congressional Record, corrections and insertions
1953-1960
26
Conservation
1955-1961
26
Consservation, soil and water research laboratory, Oregon
1953-1960
26
Continental Chemical Company, Salem, Oregon
1950-1951
26
Controls, price and rent
1953-1954
26
Cook, Mrs. O. D.
1952-1958
26
Coon, Sam
1957
26
Cooper, Forrest E.
1945-1952
26
Cooper, Genevieve
1951-1953
26
Cooper Lake hydroelectric project
1958-1959
26
Cooperatives
1947-1951
26
Coos Bay port dispute
1946
26
Copper
1950-1951
26
Cordon, Guy
1947-1955
26
Cornelison, Mrs. J. M.
1948-1951
26
Cornett, Marshall E.
1945-1947
26
Corrupt Practices Act
1953-1957
27
Council Against Communist Aggression
1952
27
Council on Foreign Relations
1959-1961
27
Couponing
1955
27
Courshon, Arthur
1958-1961
27
Cox, Herb
1945-1952,
1956-1958
27
Crab meat industry
1957-1960
27
Craget, Leo
1953-1957
27
Cranberries
1959-1960
27
Crank letters
1948-1949, 1959
27
Crater Lake National Park
1945-1946
27
Crawford and Doherty Foundry Company
1947-1948
27
Credit buereaus
1949
27
Criticism
1946-1951
27
Crockwell, J. D. M.
1945-1950
27
Cronise, Ralph
1945-1951
27
Crosby, Clyde
1957
27
Crow, C. C.
1945-1952
27
Cuba
1959-1961
27
Curry, James E.
1950-1951
27
Curry County Hospital Association
1950-1951
27
Curtis Lumber Company
1953-1955
27
Cyprus
1956-1959
28
Da 1947-Dl 1951/1952
29
Do 1951/1952-Do 1958/1959
30
Dalles (The) bridge construction
1952
30
Dana, Marshall N.
1946-1950
30
Danberg, Neil
1948-1951
30
Dann, Sol A.
1958
30
Dant, Charles E.
1945-1946
30
Dant, Thomas W.
1949
30
Davenport, Russell W.
1948-1950
30
Davidson, C. Girard
1947-1951
30
Davis, Harry F.
1949-1951
30
Davis, Loy L.
1946-1960
30
DDT sprays
1957
30
Deal, Clyde W.
1945-1950
30
Debt
1954
30
DeCicco, Mike
1955-1961
30
Decker, Fred
1956-1957
30
Defense
1951-1960
30
Defense Production Act
1956
30
Defense program
1958-1960
30
DeJonge (Dirk) case
1950
30
DeMent, Jack
1946-1947
30
Democratic Declaration
1956
30
Democratic Party
1955-1956
31
Democratic Party
1957-1960
31
Democratic Party, National Committee
1954-1960
31
Democratic Party, Oregon
1957-1960
31
Democratic Party, Oregon, committee lists
1956, 1960
31
Democratic Party, Oregon, Election laws committee
1957-1960
31
Democratic Party, Oregon, Sen. Morse's registration and affiliation
1954-1958
32
Democratic Party, Oregon, volunteers and committee lists
1956
32
Democratic Party, Oregon, Multnomah County
1957-1960
32
Democratic Party national convention
1956-1960
32
Democratic Party, special (change in registration)
1956-1957
32
Democratic Party leadership
1959
32
Denbo, George W.
1945-1949
32
Denfield, Louis
1949
32
de Normandie, R. E.
1945-1946
32
Dent, Howard
1952-1957
32
Department appointments
1953-1954
32
DeShazor, James
1957-1958
32
DeSilva, Joseph
1953-1958
32
Destruction of valuable army and navy equipment
1945-1946
32
Devlin, Charles H.
1950-1951
32
Dewey, Thomas E.
1948-1951
32
DeWuhs, Joe
1957-1958
32
Dexter, Mrs. Elliott
1948
32
Dezendorf, James C.
1948-1951
32
Dickey, Robert R.
1948-1951
32
Dickson, Earl L.
1946-1948
32
Dierdorff, Ross
1949
32
Dilliard, Irving
1950-1959
33
Dimick, Daniel R.
1947-1948
33
Dinosaur National Monument
1951-1952
33
Disabled American Veterans
1946-1950
33
Disarmament
1955-1960
33
Disaster areas and insurance
1955-1959
33
Displaced persons
1946-1957
33
Dixon-Yates contracts
1954-1957
33
Do ratings
1951-1952
33
Doc, Lil
1958-1959
33
Doctor letters
1948
33
Dodd, Norris E.
1952
33
Dodds, Austin
1945-1950
33
Donald, James T.
1945-1951
33
Douglas, Paul H.
1950-1960
33
Douglas, William O.
1958-1960
33
Douglas fir bark
1951
33
Draft
1950, 1955,
1959-1960
33
Duck-baiting
1955
33
Duke, Russell
1953
33
Dulles, John Foster
1956-1959
33
Dunne, Joe E.
1945-1952
33
Durham, Walter A.
1946-1949
34
Ea 1947-Ez 1955/1956
35
Ea 1956/1957-Ez 1959/1960
35
Earl, Stanley
1945-1952
35
Eastern Oregon Wheat League
1945-1948
35
Eastland, James O.
1956-1960
35
Eastland, James O. and "Southern Manifesto"
1956
35
Eaton, Cyrus
1958-1959
35
Eaton, Howard O.
1947-1948, 1951
35
EBASCO
1955-1956
35
Ebinger, John B.
1948-1951
35
Economy
1959-1960
35
Economy in government
1951-1952
35
Editorials
1956-1960
35
Education
1955-1960
36
Education, engineers and scientists
1957-1958
36
Education, Federal aid
1956-1960
36
Education, oil for
1957-1959
36
Educational exchange program
1955-1958
36
Edwards, Frank
1953-1954
36
Edwards, Jonathan
1950-1951
36
Efteland, Robert G.
1948-1951
36
Eggs
1956-1959
36
Ehrlich, Philip S.
1944-1952
36
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
1952-1961
36
Elections
1954, 1960-1961
37
Electoral college
1948-1952,
1960-1961
37
Eliel, Paul
1947-1949
37
Ellsworth, Harris
1945-1957
37
Emmons, Ralph
1950-1951
37
Energy Research Associates
1957
37
Enright, Thomas C.
1952-1954
37
Equal rights
1955-1961
37
Ernst, Morris
1958-1960
37
Ettel, Ralph
1951-1952
37
Eugene, Oregon Chamber of Commerce
1945-1946
37
Eugene Council on World Affairs
1947-1948
37
Eugene Fruit Growers Association
1945-1950
37
Eugene Register Guard
1951
37
European recovery
1948-1949
37
Ewauna Box Company
1945-1948
37
Export-Import Bank
1955-1961
37
Exports, general
1947-1954
37
Exports (by product)
1953-1960
38
Fa 1947-Fy 1951/1952
39
Fa 1952/1953-Fy 1958/1959
40
Fa-Fy
1959-1960
40
Fair trade
1956-1960
40
Fall Creek Lumber Company
1951
40
Family allowance
1950
40
Farm [agriculture]
1950-1960
41
Farm, Brannan Plan
1949
41
Farm, farm policy
1949
41
Farm, National Farm Labor Union
1949
41
Farm, National Farmers Relations Act
1946
41
Farm, price supports
1949-1960
41
Farm Security Administration
1945-1946
41
Farragut College
1946-1947
41
Farrell, Robert S.
1945-1948
41
"Fascism in Action"
1947
41
FBI investigation
1953
41
Federal Firearms Act
1957-1958
41
Federal Home Loan Banks
1946
41
Federal Housing Administration
1953
41
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Services
1952-1954
41
Federal Power Commission
1946-1953
41
Federal power projects, Pacific Northwest
1952-1953
41
Federal Works Agency
1945-1946
41
Fertilizer
1946-1947
41
Field, James
1946-1950
41
Fifth Avenue Coach Company
1946-1947
41
Filberts
1957-1958
41
Filibuster speech
1947
41
Finley, Forrest E.
1946-1951
41
Fischer, Mrs. Robert M.
1945
41
Fisheries
1945-1950
42
Fisheries
1950-1960
42
Fitzgerald report
1953-1955
42
Flag
1955-1960
42
Flanders, Ralph E.
1954-1956
42
Flax
1945-1951
42
Flight training
1947-1951
42
Flood control
1956
42
Flood disasters
1955-1957
42
Flood disasters, Malheur County, Oregon
1957
42
Flour
1950-1951
42
Fluoridation
1955-1960
43
Food additives
1960
43
Food situation (food for Europe)
1946-1947
43
Foot and mouth disease
1947-1948
43
Foreign affairs
1947-1951
43
Foreign aid
1955-1960
43
Foreign decorations
1957-1960
43
Foreign policy
1951-1956
44
Foreign policy
1956-1960
44
Foreign relations
1957-1961
44
Foreign relations (Savara, Bhim)
1959-1961
44
Foreign relations, San Francisco Charter
1945
44
Foreign relations, San Francisco Charter
1945
44
Foreign relations, United National Organizations
1945-1957
44
Foreign relations, World Court
1946-1948
44
Foreign Relations Committee
1950-1951
44
Foreign service examinations
1947-1949
44
Foreign service positions
1954-1960
45
Foreign trade
1955-1959
45
Forest fires
1954-1957
45
Formosa
1949-1960
45
Formosa, Quemoy-Matsu policy
1958
45
Formosa, Oregon letters
1955
46
Forrestal, James
1949
46
Forrester, James W., Jr
1951-1956
46
Fort Sill expansion
1958-1959
46
Ft. Vancouver National Monument
1949-1953
46
Fowler, Charles H.
1947-1961
46
France
1958-1960
46
Franchere, Hoyt
1945-1953
46
Frank, Aaron M.
1945-1951
46
Frank, B. K.
1950-1951
46
Franks, Maurice
1945-1947
46
Freeman, Percy F.
1949-1951
46
French, Giles
1945-1950
46
Freund, Arthur J.
1945-1960
46
Friedman, Samuel
1947-1952
46
"Friends of Wayne Morse"
1954-1960
46
Frohnmayer, Otto J.
1950-1951
46
Fulbright Act
1954-1961
46
Fuller, Edgar
1949-1950
46
Fund for the Republic
1957-1958
46
Ga 1947-Gy 1948
47
Ga 1948/1949-Gl 1952/1953
48
Go 1952/1953-Gy 1958/1959
49
Ga-Gy
1959-1960
49
Gage, Lawrence E.
1950-1951
49
Gallagher, John H.
1947-1951
49
Gamble, Ted
1946
49
Gard, Jesse
1950-1952
49
Geddes, A. W.
1945-1947
49
General issues
1956-1957
49
Genocide convention
1951-1952
49
George, Leo E.
1945
49
Gerber, Joseph R.
1949-1950
49
Gerlinger, Mrs. George T.
1948-1952
49
German debt
1953-1955
49
Germany
1945-1958
49
Germer, Adolph
1945-1951
49
Getts, Clark H.
1945-1957
49
GI Bill
1955-1957
49
Gianini, Mildred
1947-1951
49
Gibbons, Phillip S., Jr
1945-1951
49
Gifts
1954-1960
50
Gilbert Brothers, Inc
1953
50
Gill, Howard
1945-1950
50
Gillis, George
1944-1951
50
Gilman, Rex
1954-1956
50
Gilmore, Roy
1950-1951
50
Girard case (William Girard)
1957
50
Godfrey, George
1947-1952
50
Gold
1956-1961
50
Golding, Bernard
1954-1955
50
Goldsmith, Arthur J.
1945-1954
50
Goldsmith, Barnett H.
1952-1953
50
Goldy, Dan
1957-1961
50
Gordon, Theodore H.
1945-1951
50
Government contracts
1951-1958
51
Government contracts
1959-1961
51
Government expenditures
1951
51
Graham, Frank
1947-1951
51
Grain storage
1948-1954
51
Grant, Elmira O.
1953
51
Grant, W. Cape
1958-1961
51
Gravelle, L. A.
1950
51
Great Decisions programs
1958-1960
51
Greece
1947-1950
51
Green, B. A.
1944-1960
51
Green, Edith
1954-1960
51
Grey, Ben
1959-1961
51
Grey, Herb
1949-1951
51
Greyhound Bus problem
1952
51
Grondahl, Mrs. Hilmer
1948
52
Gross, Arthur J.
1954-1955
52
Gross, Bertram M.
1945-1951
52
Ground observer program
1952
52
Ha 1947-H 1949
53
Ho 1949-Hey 1951/1952
54
Hl 1951/1952-Hy 1953/1954
55
Ha 1954/1955-Hy 1959/1960
56
Hagenstein, W. D.
1957-1958
56
Haines, Frank E.
1946-1948
56
Haiti
1955-1959
56
Halbert, Howard C.
1951
56
Hall, John H.
1947-1948
56
Hallock, Ted
1957-1959
56
Hamblin, L. L.
1957-1960
56
Hammersley, Robert L.
1951
56
Hammett, Mark J.
1955
56
Hand, Learned
1962
56
Hanzen, Henry M.
1947-1957
56
Harbour, W. E. L.
1946-1954
56
Harpham, Everett
1945-1951
56
Harriman, Averell
1955-1958
56
Harris, Joseph P.
1945-1949
56
Harris, Richmond
1947-1948
56
Harris, W. L.
1958
56
Hart, Charles A.
1945-1949
56
Hart, Hornall
1951
56
Harvey Aluminum
1955-1959
56
Haseltine, Mr. and Mrs. William A.
1945-1950
56
Hatch Act
1955-1957
56
Hatfield, Mark O.
1954-1960
56
Hatfield, Mark O., court incident
1958-1960
56
Hatfield, Mark, delegation meeting
1958
56
Haveman, Elma D.
1945-1946
56
Hawaii
1953-1960
56
Hayek, Henry
1957-1958
56
Heacock, Amos
1950-1959
56
Health insurance
1960-1961
56
Health legislation
1950-1959
56
Heath, Winifred
1957-1960
56
Hells Canyon bridge
1950-1956
56
Hennessey, Roy
1955-1956
57
Henzel, Dick
1946-1951
57
Hermiston hospital project
1952-1954
57
Hester, Hugh
1957-1960
57
Hetzel, Frederick C.
1946-1951
57
Highway safety
1956-1959
57
Highway trust fund
1959
57
Highways
1954-1960
57
Highways, Athena-Weston, Oregon
1960
57
Hill, Lister
1953-1956
57
Hill, Margaret T.
1945-1947
57
Hitchcock, Philip
1947-1956
57
Hollis, Orlando J.
1945-1954
57
Hollis, Russell
1950-1951
57
Holman, Rufus
1946-1960
57
Holmer, A. Freeman
1951
57
Holmes, Dean E.
1954
57
Holmes, Robert D.
1956-1958
57
Holmes, Robert D., appointments
1957-1959
57
Homesteading
1955
57
Hooper, Mark, Jr
1951
57
Hoover, Herbert C., speech
1950-1951
57
Hoover, J. Edgar
1950
57
Hoover Commission
1958-1959
58
Hoover Commission report
1948-1952
58
Hope, Charles W.
1945-1947
58
Hope airport, Arkansas
1953
58
Hops
1945-1950
58
Hornich, Harrison P.
1952
58
Horses to Hungary
1948-1952
58
Hospital construction program in Oregon
1950-1952
58
"Hounsell Bill"
1953
58
Housing
1950-1960
59
Housing (by project)
1945-1952
59
Housing, appropriation cut
1951-1953
59
Housing, defense areas
1951-1952
59
Housing, low cost housing
1945-1948
59
Housing, rent
1947-1952
59
Housing, rent, commercial
1951
59
Housing, slum clearance
1949
59
Housing, veterans
1945-1948
59
Hoyt, Palmer
1945-1957
59
Hudson, Manley O.
1945-1947
59
Huey, Lowery
1949-1952
59
Hughes, Willis B.
1944-1951
59
Hume, Richard
1945-1950
59
Humphrey, Hubert
1949-1960
59
Humphrey, Tom
1949-1954
59
Hungary
1956-1960
59
Hunt, Isaac
1945
59
Hunter, Frederick
1945-1951
59
Hussa, L. R.
1945-1953
59
Hydrogen bomb
1950
60
I
1947-1961
60
Ice cream cases
1955
60
Illidge cases (Oregon District Court)
1949
60
Immigration
1954-1960
60
Imports
1948-1954
61
Inauguration
1961
61
Independent Party Committee
1953-1954
61
India
1952-1958
61
India, aid to
1957-1958
61
Indian Law Review
1950
61
Indochina
1954
61
Indonesia
1948-1950
61
Inflation
1946-1960
61
Ingalls, C. E.
1947
61
Ingham, Charles W.
1949
61
Inland Empire Waterways Association
1949-1954
61
Institute of International Education
1949
61
Insurance
1958
61
Interest rates
1958-1960
61
Intergovernmental Relations Commission
1955
61
International Association of Machinists
1955-1958
61
International Labor Conference, Geneva
1952
61
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union
1947-1960
61
International Wheat Agreement
1948-1949
61
International Woodworkers of America
1946-1960
61
Invitations
1947
62
Invitations
1947-1953
63
Invitations
1953-1957
64
Invitations
1958-1960
65
Invitations
1960
65
Iran
1954-1958
65
Ireland, L. A.
1948-1951
65
Iron Fireman Manufacturing Company
1950-1951
65
Irving, C. L.
1949-1951
65
Israel
1953-1960
65
Israel bond drive
1953-1959
65
Italy
1946-1950
65
Italy, Protestant ministers
1957
65
Ives, Irving
1954, 1958
65
J
1947-1951/1952
66
J
1952/1953-1960
66
Jackson, Gardner
1955-1956
66
Jackson, Glenn
1950-1953
66
Jacobson, Roy
1945-1949
67
Japan
1950-1960
67
Jaqua, Ernest J.
1950-1960
67
Javits, J. K.
1946-1951
67
Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Association
1957-1960
67
Jenney, W. H.
1945-1951
67
Jensen, John
1951
67
Jensen, Vernon H.
1945-1952
67
"JESSI" program
1957-1959
67
Jessup, Phillip C.
1951-1952
67
Jewish affairs
1945-1950
67
Johnson, Collis
1950-1951
67
Johnson, Lucina E. C.
1954-1960
67
Johnson, Lyndon B.
1953-1960
67
Johnson, William H. E.
1947
67
Jones, E. Stanley
1945
67
Jones, John Walker
1949-1951
67
Jones, Robert L.
1948-1951
67
Jones, Ronald E.
1948-1951
67
Jordan, Robert
1958-1960
67
Journal poll
1952
67
Judgeships (U. S. and Oregon)
1955
67
Juvenile delinquency
1954-1959
68
K
1947-1952/1953
69
K
1953/1954-1959/1960
69
Kaiser, Henry
1955-1957
69
Kane, Hildur
1957-1959
69
Karlson, Emil
1950-1951
69
Katyn Forest massacre
1952
69
Keefe, Arthur J.
1948-1952
69
Kefauver, Estes
1951, 1954-1960
69
Kefauver crime investigation
1951
69
Kell, Ray
1949-1950
69
Kellogg Park property disposal
1956-1957
69
Kellogg Park site
1955-1956
70
Kelly, Edward C. and Mrs. Kelly
1955-1956
70
Kennedy, John F.
1957-1960
70
Ketell, Herbert
1955
70
Ketell, Construction Company
1951, 1957-1960
70
Keyser, Andrew E.
1952-1953
70
Kruschev, Nikita, visit to U. S.
1959-1960
70
Kilkenny, John F.
1951
70
Killam, Graham
1951
70
King, C. Harold
1951-1960
70
Kingwell, E. G.
1948-1950
70
Kinzua dam project, Pennsylvania
1960
70
Kizer, Benjamin
1947-1951
70
Klamon, Charles
1947
70
Klein, Alexander
1949-1951
70
Klein, Julius
1951-1957
70
Klemme, Marvin
1945-1951
70
Kline, Caryl
1958-1959
70
Knowland, William F.
1958
71
Kohlberg, Alfred
1956-1958
71
Kohler, George
1953-1954
71
Koje, George
1952
71
Korea
1948-1961
71
Korean War issue
1953-1954
71
La 1947-Ly 1949/1950
72
La 1950/1951-Lev 1953/1954
72
Lew 1953/1954-Ly 1959/1960
73
Labor
1949-1958
74
Labor
1959-1960
74
Labor, newspapers
1954-1959
74
Labor, right-to-work
1955-1959
74
Labor law
1959-1960
74
Labor's Daily, Inc
1953-1960
74
Labor's League for Political Education
1949-1954
74
Lackland Air Force Base, Texas
1951
74
Lafferty, A. W.
1951-1959
74
Laird, Eugene
1950-1951
74
Lambie, Kenneth E.
1945-1948
74
Lamont (Corliss) case
1957
74
Land, acquisition
1948-1950
74
Land grants, Federal
1949-1954
75
Lands
1952-1959
75
Landsburg, Frank E.
1953-1958
75
Langer, William
1954-1959
75
Langman, James D.
1948-1950
75
Lapham, Roger
1945-1950
75
Larson, D. T.
1948-1951
75
Latin America
1957
75
Laursen, Earl
1959-1960
75
Lawrence, David
1950-1959
75
Lawrence, William H.
1945
75
Lay, Edward
1956-1959
75
Lay, Edward H. and Son, Company
1950-1952
75
Lazarus, Herman
1951-1953
75
League for the American Home, Inc
1950-1952
75
League of Women Voters
1945-1959
75
Lee, Dorothy McC
1946-1952
75
Lee, Jason
1946-1960
75
Lee, Myrtle E.
1945-1948
76
Leedy, Robert A.
1951-1952
76
Lefebvre, Leon N.
1945-1950
76
Lehman, Herbert
1954-1960
76
Leiserson, William M.
1947-1949
76
Leter, Robert E.
1947
76
Letters to the editor
1953-1960
76
Levin, Jack
1953
76
Lewis, Fulton, Jr
1947-1948
76
Lewis, Jean
1956-1959
76
Lewis and Clark
1957-1958
76
Liberal Digest and Liberal Party
1954-1959
76
Library of Congress
1948-1960
77
Lie detector
1952-1954
77
Lind, Herman
1945-1952
77
Lindsay, George
1952-1954
77
Linfield Research Institute
1957
77
Linseed oil (Paraffine Company, Inc.)
1945-1947
77
Liquor advertising
1951-1952
77
Littell, Norman M.
1949-1952
77
Littler, Robert
1946
77
Lizt, Herbert
1957-1960
77
Lobbying
1953-1957
77
Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr
1948-1953
77
Loeb, Alfred A.
1945-1949
77
Long, Russell
1952-1955
77
Long-Bell Lumber Company
1957
77
Lorence, Howard C.
1952
77
Low income annuities
1946
77
Loyalty Act
1947-1949
77
Lubersky, William F.
1945-1955
77
Lucas, Robert W.
1945-1949
77
Lueddemann, Hillman
1948-1954
77
Luke, Tommy
1950-1954
77
Lumber
1945-1961
77
Luoma, George
1945-1949
77
Lush, William
1945-1952
77
Lusk, Hall
1960
77
Lytle, Robert D.
1952
78
Ma 1947-My 1948/1949
79
Ma 1949/1950-Maz 1951/1952
80
McA 1951/1952-Maz 1953/1954
1951-1954
81
McA 1953/1954-Mu 1957
1951-1954
82
Ma 1958-My 1960
82
MacArthur issue
1951-1952
82
Machine tools
1950-1951
82
MacKenzie, Vic
1948-1952
82
Magnuson, Paul B.
1951
82
Magnuson, Warren G.
1959-1961
82
Mail (effect on Senator's position)
1951
82
Mailing list
1947-1961
82
Malmedy case
1949
82
Malone, George W.
1954-1955
82
Maps
1945-1956
83
Marr, James T.
1945-1954, 1959
83
Marshall (U. S., District of Oregon)
1960-1961
83
Marshall, George C.
1950-1954
83
Marshall Plan
1947-1951
83
Martens, R. J.
1948-1951
83
Martin, Joseph
1946
83
Martin, Mrs. Ralph
1946-1951, 1953
83
Maslow, Will
1946-1951
83
Mater, Dan H.
1947
83
May, Walter W. R.
1945-1960
83
Mayers, Laurence S.
1952-1953
83
Mayne, Jack
1947-1951
83
McCall's article (social security)
1950
83
McCarran, Pat
1952
83
McCarran-Walters Act
1956
83
McColloch, Claude
1948
83
McCarthy, Joseph
1952-1952
83
McCarthy investigations and McCarthyism
1953-1957
83
McCormick (R. R.) issue
1951
84
McGirr, Don
1949-1952
84
McGowan, Fred C.
1945-1951
84
McGuiness, Charles D.
1950-1951
84
McKay, Douglas (Governor)
1949-1953
84
McKay, Douglas (Secretary of the Interior and candidate)
1953-1957
84
McKee, Frederick C.
1948-1952
84
McKinley, C. L.
1950-1951
84
McMahon, Brian
1951-1952
84
McNary, Charles
1954-1955
84
McNary (dam) development
1950-1951
84
McNary townsite
1955-1959
84
Medical care for the aged
1960
84
Medical officers
1949
84
Medical program
1950
84
Medical school grants
1950-1951
84
Medical social work
1955
84
Mental health
1955-1958
85
Merchant Marine
1948-1959
85
"Mercy flights"
1956
85
Metschan, phil
1945-1951
85
Metzger, A. W.
1946-1952
85
Mexico
1950-1952,
1957-1960
85
Meyer, Ruth
1944-1948
85
Meyerhoff, Howard A.
1945-1951
85
Middle East
1955-1958
86
Middle East
1959-1960
86
Middle East, Israel
1957
86
Middle East, Lebanon
1958
86
Military aid to Europe
1949
86
Military cargoes
1956-1958
86
Military justice code
1955
86
Miller, Arthur C.
1945-1949
86
Miller, Julius
1957
86
Miller, Orville R.
1946-1948
86
Miller, Robert S.
1946-1961
86
Miller, Vernon X.
1949
86
Milliken, Eugene D.
1948-1952
86
Minimum wage
1955-1960
86
Minerals
1955-1957
86
Miners (safety)
1947
86
Mining
1945-1947
86
Minority Policy Committee
1950-1952
86
Missiles
1957-1960
86
Mock conventions
1948, 1952
86
Modern Hospital Publishing Company
1948-1951
86
Moiselle, William
1945-1949
86
Monopoly
1954-1957
86
Moore, A. Russell
1945-1954
86
Moral Rearmament
1951-1952
86
Morehouse, Betty Ann
1948-1951
86
Moreland, William D.
1948-1953
86
Morgan, Edward P.
1952-1955
86
Morisette, Vic
1957
86
Morse, Wayne L., general
1956-1961
87
Morse, Wayne L., letters opposing, 1953-1960
87
Morse, Wayne L., general stand, Oregon and out-of-state, 1953-1955
88
Morse, Wayne L., general stand, Oregon and out-of-state, 1955-1960
88
Morse, Wayne L., favorable letters, awards, etc., 1956-1960
88
Morse, Wayne L., Independent Party reports, 1953-1954
88
Morse, Wayne L., Legislative proposals, 1958-1960
88
Morse, Wayne L., Morse-Neuberger relations, 1957-1960
89
Morse, Wayne L., Morse-Neuberger relations (Allen column correspondence leak),
1958-1959
89
Morse, Wayne L., Morse-Neuberger relations (Lillie Moore property), 1958
89
Morse, Wayne L., Morse-Porter (Cuba), 1959
89
Morse, Wayne L., Senate seating, 1953
89
Morse, Wayne L., thesis biography of 1957-1960
89
Morse clubs and Morse for President, 1953-1960
89
Morse Formula, 1953-1959
89
Moxness, Ron, 1954-1960
89
Munich Institute for American Studies, 1948-1951
89
Munro, Walter, 1945-1951
89
Murphy, Charles W., 1952-1953
89
Myers, Clay, 1953
89
Myers, George L., 1948-1951
89
Mountain Home Air Force Base, 1954
89
Murray, James E., 1951-1960
89
Mutual Security Act, 1955-1959
90
Na 1947 - Ny 1951/1952
91
Na 1952/1953 - Ny 1958
92
Na-Ny, 1959/1960
92
Narcotics, 1951-1959
92
Natick Research Laboratory, 1952
92
Nation magazine, 1949-1959
92
National Academy of Arbitrators, 1947-1954
92
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1954-1961
92
National cemetery, Portland, Ore., 1948-1951
92
National Conference on Citizenship, 1957-1958
92
National debt, 1954-1960
92
National Farmers Union, 1953-1960
92
National Federation of Independent Businesses, 1955-1960
92
National Federation of Telephone Workers, 1946-1947
92
National Grange, 1945-1952
92
National Guard, 1950-1960
92
National Labor Relations Board cases, 1949-1951
93
National Labor. Relations Board cases. Hearing examiners, 1949
93
National Labor Relations Board. International Typographical Union, 1950-1951
93
National Probation and Parole Association, 1947-1952
93
National Production Authority, 1951-1953
93
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, 1957-1960
93
National Science Foundation, 1956-1959
93
National security, 1948
93
National Service Life Insurance, 1949-1951
93
Natural gas, 1955-1958
93
Natural Gas Act, 1954-1955
94
Natural resources, 1953-1954
94
Natural resources, power policy, 1953-1961
94
Naval Reserve Unit, 1947-1949
94
Neely, Matthew, 1950-1952
94
Negroes, 1945-1953
95
Nelson, Lyle M., 1945-1953
95
Nepotism, 1959
95
Nesmith, Linn W., 1946-1956
95
Neuberger, Maurine, 1960-1961
95
Neuberger, Richard L., 1945-1960
95
New Republic magazine, 1945-1949
96
Newberry, Charles, 1959-1960
96
Newbry, Earl T., 1947-1952
96
Newburn, Harry K., 1945-1953
96
Newhouse, Samuel, 1950-1953, 1960
96
News photographs, 1946
96
Newsprint, 1947
96
Nichols, Eugene F., 1949-1950
96
Nickel, 1956-1958
96
Niedermeyer, Martin, Co., 1949-1960
96
Nixon, Richard M., 1952-1960
96
Noble, George B., 1945-1951
96
Noehren, Walter A., 1947-1948
96
Nominations, general, 1955-1961
97
Nominations, Herter, Christian, 1959
97
Nominations, Kuykendall, Jerome K., 1957
97
Nominations, Luce, Clare B., 1959 (see also Pressure Mail file)
97
Nominations, Merchant, Livingston, 1960
97
Nominations, Strauss, Lewis, 1959 (see also Pressure Mail file)
Supercedes the "General correspondence" file (Series A) and includes much the same type of material: outgoing and incoming
correspondence, as well as documents and publications, but arranged by subject. For names of persons in this correspondence, consult the
index.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
Administration [Office administration]
Personnel
1961-1968
Box
1
Elwood Taub
1968
Secretarial applicants
1963
Box
1
Charles Brooks
1962-1963
Box
1
Records [files]
1961-1963
Personal [files]
1961-1963
Box
1
Wayne L. Morse
1961-1962
1
Form letters
1961, 1963
1
Space [Office space]
1961-1967
1
Supplies, equipment, postage
1961-1963
2
Supplies, equipment, postage
1964-1968
2
Bills, vouchers, invoices, purchase orders
1961-1967
2
Reproduction work
1962-1966
2
Communications [telephone, telegraph]
1961-1967
Agriculture
Box
2
Agriculture, general
1961
3
Agriculture, general
1962-1968
3
Animals and animal products
Includes government feed lot meat packing program, 1968.
1961-1968
3
Slaughter methods
1961-1968
4
Appropriations
1961-1967
Commodities
1961-1968
Box
4
Cotton
1964-1968
4
Fruits and berries
1961
Box
4
Cane berries
1961, 1963
4
Cranberries
1961-1963
4
Sugar Act
1961-1965
4
Grains and cereals
1966-1968
4
Honey and beeswax
1966-1968
4
Vegetables
1966-1968
4
Sugar and sugar beets
1967
5
Dairying and dairy products
Includes Mione Packing Co., 1965.
1961-1968
Box
5
Butter, milk and cream
1961-1963
5
Entomology
1961-1968
5
Farm programs
Includes Farmers Union Voting Record, 86th to 89th Congress.
1961-1968
6
Farm loans
1961-1968
6
Soil Bank program
1961-1964
6
Agriculture stabilization conservation program
1962
6
Price support
1961-1965
6
Poultry
1961-1968
6
Surplus food
1961-1968
7
Feed Grain Act
1961-1964
7
Research
1966-1968
7
Research, poultry feeding
1961
7
Research, feed grain
1965
7
Pilot food stamp project
1961-1964
7
School Lunch Act
1961-1968
Box
8
Appropriations, general
1961
8
Appropriations, HR 7063 (1963); HR 8747 (1963)
1963
8
Appropriations, labor
1963
8
Appropriations, Tillamook harbor
1961
8
Appropriations, Federal
1961
8
Appropriations, Federal
1964-1968
8
Appropriations, State
1964-1967
8
Armed Services Committees
1961
8
Arts and Culture
1961-1968
Associations and Committees
1961-1968
Box
8
Congressional
1966-1968
8
House
1961
8
House
1967
8
Senate, 1961-1968
1966-1968
8
Senate. District of Columbia Committee
1961-1964
8
Senate. Labor Committee
1963
8
Senate. Labor Committee
1966-1968
8
Senate. Committee on Aging
1961-1968
9
Senate. Education Subcommittee (See also Committees and Commissions file)
1967
9
Foreign Relations Committee
1961-1962
9
Small Business Committee
1968
9
Veterans Committee
1967
Civic, citizens and fraternal associations and committees
1961-1968
Box
9
Americans for Democratic Action
1966-1967
9
Independent Committee for Morse
1966
9
John Birch Society
1964-1966
9
National Benefit Trust Fund
1962
9
Pacific University
1962
9
Sorosis Park
1963
9
Council on Foreign Relations
1961
9
Atomic energy
1961-1962
Aviation
Box
9
Aviation, general
1961, 1966, 1968
9
Airports and airways
1961-1964
10
Airports and airways
1966-1968
Airports and airways, by name
Box
10
Hillsboro airport
1962
10
Jefferson County airport
1964
10
Portland International airport
1968
10
United Airlines at Eugene, Medford and Salem, Ore.
1965
10
Air safety rules and regu1ations
1961-1968
10
Air passenger and freight service and traffic
1961-1968
10
West Coast Airlines
1961-1968
10
Klamath Falls Aviation Service
1968
10
Aircraft inspection and customs
1966
10
Portland-Alaska route
1962
10
Transatlantic route
1968
10
Transpacific route
1967
10
Beverages
1961-1968
Civil rights
1961-1968
Box
11
Portland housing
1964-1965
11
USDA Entomology laboratory, Corvallis
1966-1968
11
Discrimination
1961
11
Discrimination
1962
11
Discrimination
1966
12
Discrimination
1967-1968
12
Housing
1966
12
Housing
1967
12
Segregation
1961
12
Segregation
1963
12
Segregation
1964
12
Segregation
1967
12
Segregation
1968
12
Human rights
1961-1968
12
Durham rule
1961
12
Mallory rule
1961
Civil service
Box
12
Civil service, general
1961, 1962, 1966, 1968
12
Awards
1962, 1967
12
Examinations, standards
1961, 1962, 1967,
1968
12
Investigations
1961, 1966, 1967
12
Personnel activities
1966
12
Position classification and reclassification
1961, 1967
12
Separations
1961, 1964, 1966,
1967
12
Living and working conditions
1966
Congressional
Box
12
Calendars
1961, 1962, 1967
12
House
1963
12
Senate
1963
12
Congressional Directory
1961-1968
12
Congressional Library
1961-1963M
13
Congressional Library
1963N-1966
14
Congressional Library
1967-1968
14
Congressional Record (Requests and inserts)
1962-1968
15
Constituents (Requests for aid, advice)
1961-1963
16
Constituents
1964-l966D
17
Constituents
1966E-1968G
18
Constituents
1968H-Z
18
Crime
1961-1966
19
Crime
1964-1966
Crime
Box
19
Juvenile delinquency
1961-1968
19
Firearms legislation and weapons control (See also Pressure mail file)
1965-1968
19
Civil disorder
1967-1968
20
Disasters
1968
Box
20
Emergency relief
1962-1968
20
Oregon
1966
20
Oregon floods
1964-1966
20
District of Columbia
1961
Economics
Box
20
Economics, general
1966
20
Business recession
1961, 1963, 1967,
1968
20
Area redevelopment administration
1962-1965
21
Industry
1962-1968
21
Inflation
1962-1968
21
Cost of living
1961-1968
21
Controls, monopoly
Includes file on Portland Baseball Club, 1962; Blood banks, 1964.
1961-1968
22
Trade practices and regulations
1961-1968
22
Small Business Administration, 1961, part 1
1961
23
Small Business Administration, 1961, part 2-1965 (1966-1968 filed under Small Business)
24
Small business. Hearings in Portland, Ore.
1962
24
Small business. Set-aside program
1962
Small business (by firm)
Box
24
Baxter Co
1962
24
Burnham Chemical Co
1964-1965
24
Ca1.-Ore. Chrome Products
1962
24
Central Paving Co
1962
24
Fairyland Lily Garden
1962
24
Ford Motor Co. (tractors)
1965
24
F.W.D. Wagner Co
1962
24
Grove Lumber Co
1962
24
Medford Veneer and Plywood Corp.
1962
24
Oberman Co
1962
24
Oregon Agricultural Chemicals
1962
24
Quality Rock Co
1962
24
Simmons Trans-Pacific
1962
24
Sites Silver Wheel Freight Lines
1962
24
Thoren Lumber Co
1962
24
Thrift Drug Co
1962
24
Transport Development Association
1964
24
West Coast Plywood Co
1962
24
Western Dairy Equipment Co
1961
24
Willamette Tug and Barge Co
1964
24
Oregon economy
1961-1968
Box
24
Dana McBarron
1961-1962
25
Education, general
1961-1965
26
Education, general
1966-1968
Education
Box
26
Colleges and universities
1961-1968
26
Conferences and seminars
1963-1968
27
National Advisory Commission on Libraries
1966-1967
27
Federal aid to education
1961-1965
28
Federal aid to education
1966-1968
29
Federal aid to education
1968 R-Y
29
National defense educational loan program
1961-1968
31
Loyalty oath
1966
31
Impacted areas
1961-1968
31
Tax credit for education
1965-1967
31
International Education Act
1966-1967
31
Libraries
1961-1968
31
Scholarships and fellowships
1961-1966
31
Scholarships and fellowships
1967-1968
31
Schools
1961-1968
31
Schools, nursery
1963, 1966, 1967
31
Schools, parochial and private
1961, 1966, 1967
31
Schools, public
1965-1967
31
Staff
1961-1968
31
Standards and requirements
1961, 1963,
1965-1968
32
Vocational education
1961-1968
32
Handicapped
1966-1968
32
Research
1963, 1966-1968
33
Federal government, general
1961, 1962, 1966, 1967
Box
33
Executive branch
1961, 1966-1968
33
Departments
1961-1968
Box
33
Post office (See also Post Office file)
1961-1967
33
Post office, Northwest regional post office transfer
1960-1961
34
Departments, Post office, Northwest regional post office transfer
1961, 1964
34
Independent agencies and offices
1961-1965
35
Independent agencies and offices
Includes personal file of James Sittser, 1968.
1966-1968
Independent agencies
Box
35
Customs Bureau, Portland, Ore., reorganization
1965
35
Federal Bureau of Investigation, Hoover retirement
1964-1965
36
International Cooperation Administration
1962
36
Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act
1966
36
National Science Foundation
1961, 1962
36
Liason officers
1961, 1962, 1966,
1967
36
Legislative and judicial branches
1961, 1966-1968
36
Rules and administration
1961-1968
Box
36
Ethics of Congress
1965-1968
36
Land, buildings and grounds
1961-1964
37
Land, buildings and grounds
1965-1968
Land, buildings and grounds, by name
Box
37
Agricultural stabilization and conservation service, Portland office
1962
37
Baker air force station
1965
37
Defense supply office, Portland
1964
37
Federal office building, Portland
1964
37
Forest research laboratory, Corvallis
1964, 1966
37
Oregon Technical Institute
1964
37
P.U.D. Tillamook (Youth Corps)
1964
37
Post office and Federal office building, Medford
1964
37
Research laboratory, La Grande
1966
37
Tillamook naval air station
1964
37
U. S. District Court, Eugene
1964
37
Water pollution laboratory, Corvallis
1964, 1966
37
U. S. Capitol
1961, 1966-1968
37
Statehood
1961, 1966-1968
37
Territories
1966
37
Surplus property
1961-1967
37
Contracts and procurement
1961
38
Contracts and procurement
1962-1967
Federal government
Box
39
Contracts and procurement
1968
39
District of Columbia
1966-1968
39
Finance, general
1961, 1966, 1968
Finance
Box
39
Banking
1961, 1962, 1964,
1965
40
Banking
1966-1968
40
Currency
1961, 1965-1968
40
Public debt, spending, Federal budget, national debt
1961-1968
40
International finance
1961, 1965-1968
40
Bankruptcy
1964-1967
40
Stocks and bonds
1966-1968
41
Foreign relations, general
1961-1968
Foreign relations
Box
41
Foreign policy
1961-1963
42
Foreign policy
1964-1968
Foreign relations (by country or area)
Box
42
Africa
1961-1963, 1966-1968
42
Asia
Includes Morse trips to Far East, 1965, 1966.
1965-1968
42
Canada
1961-1963
42
China (Mainland China)
1961-1962
43
Cuba
1961-1963
43
Cuba
1961-1963
44
Cuba
1964-1965
44
Europe
1961-1962, 1966-1968
44
Formosa
1961
44
India
1961
44
Japan
1961
44
Korea
1968
44
Laos
1961-1962
44
Latin America, 1961, part 1
1961
45
Latin America, 1961, part 2-1962
1961-1962
46
Latin America, 1963-1966
1966-1968
47
Latin America
1967-1968
Box
47
Alliance for Progress
1962-1965
47
Brosius School, Honduras
1964-1965
47
Colombia schools
1962-1963
47
Dominican Republic
1964-1965
47
Mexico, border program
1963
47
Mexico; canal
1964
47
Mexico, oil
1950-1963
48
Mexico, Morse trips
1964-1965
48
Panama Canal Company
1963
48
Middle East
1961-1963, 1966-1968
49
NATO
1963
49
Russia
1961-1967
49
Sub-continents
1968
49
Turkey
1963
49
Vietnam, 1964, part 1 (Prior to, 1964 see Foreign relations-Foreign aid)
1964
50
Vietnam, 1964, part 2
1964
51
Vietnam, 1964, part 3
1964
52
Vietnam, 1964, part 4
1964
53
Vietnam, 1965-1966, part 1
1965-1966
54
Vietnam, 1966, part 2
1966
55
Vietnam, 1966, part 3
1966
56
Vietnam, 1967
1967
57
Vietnam
1968
58
Foreign aid, 1961, part 1
1961
59
Foreign aid, 1961, part 2 -, 1963, part 1
1961-1963
60
Foreign aid, 1966, part 2-1968
1966-1968
Box
60
Agency for International Development, 1965
1965
60
Food for Freedom
1966-1967
60
Population control
1966-1968
60
Treaties and agreements, general
1961-1968
61
Treaties and agreements, Panama Canal
1964-1965
61
Conferences, general
1961-1967
Box
61
Bogota Conference (Committee of 21)
1960
61
Canada-U.S. Interparliamentary Group (Interparliamentary Union Conference, 1965)
1964-1965
61
Mexico-U.S. Interpar1iamentary Conference
1962, 1964
61
Punta del Este Conference, Uruguay (Ministers of Foreign Affairs of American States)
1962
62
Peruvian presidential inauguration
1963
62
United Nations
1961-1968
63
United Nations, admission to membership
1962, 1964-1965
63
United Nations, admission to membership, Red China
Includes Portland newspaper strike, 1961-1962; Iron workers strike, 1962; Air lines strike, 1962; Railroad strike, 1963; Dock
strike, 1963; West coast pulp and paper dispute, 1964; Airline strike, 1966, part 1.
1961-1966
86
Strikes and work stoppages, 1966, part 2-1969
Includes Airline strike, 1966, part 2; Railway strike, 1967.
1966-1969
86
Pickets and picketing
1961, 1966, 1967
86
Unions, general
1961-1962
87
Unions, general (Incl. file on "14-B")
1963-1968
87
A.F.L.-C.I.O
1961-1964
87
Employment of handicapped
1961, 1963-1965
87
Fair labor standards
1961-1968
88
Migratory and child labor
1961-1968
88
Manpower development and training program
1965
Land
Box
89
Land, general
1961, 1966
89
Acquisition and disposal
Includes Hudspeth Industries, 1962; Klamath drainage basin, 1962; Philippi Ranch, Arlington, Ore., 1962; Roy Webster, 1962;
Coquille River lifeboat station, 1963; Klamath Lake, 1963; D. J. Koth, 1963; Hat Rock State Park, Ore., 1964.
1961-1964
90
Acquisition and disposal
Includes Fort Stevens, 1966; Point Reyes-Curry County exchange, 1966.
1965-1968
90
Morse formula
1962
91
Morse formula
1965-1967
91
Oregon and California lands
1961-1968
91
Condemnation (S.3883)
1967-1968
91
Classification, appraisals
1962, 1967, 1968
91
Conservation and protection
Includes PL 556, 1964; Sutherlin Creek watershed, 1964; McKay Creek, 1964.
1961-1968
92
Conservation and protection
Box
92
Fires
1964
92
Floods, erosion, sedimentation
1961-1966
92
Bureau of Land Management, 1961-1964, part 1
Includes Hinkley Nelson grazing permit, 1962; Grazing units, 1963; Sisley Creek, 1963; Vale Project, 1964.
1961-1964
93
Bureau of Land Management, 1964, part 2
Includes Deschutes River condemnation, 1964-1966; Vale Project, 1965; Hudspeth case, 1965-1966.
1964-1968
93
Rights of way
1961, 1963,
1965-1968
93
Access to public lands
1961-1963, 1967-1968
93
Small tracts
1961, 1962
93
Trespass
1961, 1963, 1965,
1968
93
Withdrawal
1961, 1964, 1966
93
Oregon Cattlemen's Association (Cecil Edwards)
1961, 1962
Legal
Box
93
Legal, general
93
Claims, litigations
1961-1965
94
Claims, litigations
1966-1968
94
Decisions, opinions, interpretations, general
1961, 1963,
1964-1968
Box
94
Attorney General
1962-1966
94
Comptroller General
1962
94
Judicial
Includes prayer in schools, 1963-1968; Admission to Supreme Court, 1966-1968.
1961-1968
94
Solicitor General
1964
94
Laws and regulations
1962-1964,
1966-1968
Box
94
Wiretapping
1963, 1965-1968
95
Earl Warren
1961-1964
95
Legislation
1961, 1963, 1966
Lists
Box
95
Lists, general
1961, 1962
95
Periodic reports
1961-1965,
1967-1968
Mail
Box
95
Mail, general (See also Post Office file)
1961, 1962, 1966
95
Classes
1961-1967
95
Postal rates, permits
1961
96
Postal rates, permits
1962-1968
96
Stamps (Commemorative)
1961-1962,
1964-1968
96
Transportation of mail
1961-1968
97
Postal laws and regulations, obscene literature
1961-1968
Maritime
Box
97
Maritime, general
1961, 1966-1968
97
Ports, harbors, shipyards, docks
Includes Port of Portland, 1962; Astoria reserve fleet, 1963; Coast Guard station, Bandon, 1963; Port Orford, Ore., 1963;
Presidential Commission on Seapower Superiority, 1964; Coquille Coast Guard station, 1965; Sius1aw bar, 1965.
1961-1968
97
Ships, building, acquisition and repair, 1961-1962, part 1
1961-1962
98
Ships, building, acquisition and repair, 1962, part 2
Includes U.S.S. Banning, 1962; 35% Navy ship repair differential, 1963-1965; Astoria reserve fleet, 1967; Registration and
certification of ships, 1967.
1962-1968
Meetings
Box
98
Meetings, general
1961
98
Appointments and engagements in building
1961-1968
98
Meetings, 1961, part 1
1961
99
Senator's meetings, 1961, part 2-1962, part 1
1961-1962
100
Senator's meetings, 1962, part 2-1964, part 1
1962-1964
101
Senator's meetings, 1964, part 2-1965, part 1
1964-1965
102
Senator's meetings, 1965, part 2-1968
1965-1968
102
Designated representatives
1961-1965
103
Designated representatives
1966-1968
103
Visitors, 1961-1963, part 1
1961-1963
104
Visitors, 1963, part 2-1965
1963-1965
105
Visitors
1966-1968
Memorials and holidays
Box
105
Memorials and holidays, general
105
International
1961-1968
105
National, Federal
1961-1968
105
State
1961, 1964-1968
Metals
Box
105
Metals, general
1961, 1966
105
Gold
1961-1968
105
Silver
1961, 1962, 1964-1966,
1968
105
Meteorology
1961, 1962, 1964
Military
Box
105
Military, general
1961-1968
106
Political investigations
1961-1963, 1966
106
Pay and allowances
1961-1968
106
Officers commissions
1961, 1963-1964,
1966-1967
106
Reservations, 1961-1965, part 1
Includes Boardman bombing range, 1961, 1964; Fort Stevens, 1962-1963; Barnes Veterans Hospital, Vancouver, 1963; Denver Army
terminal, 1965; Camp White, 1965; Fort Ord, 1965; Walter Reed Hospital, 1965.
1961-1965
107
Reservations, 1965, part 2
Includes Tongue Point Naval Base, 1960-1965.
1965
108
Reservations, 1965, part 3
Includes Tongue Point Naval Base, 1965-1966; Portland Air Force Base, 1966.
1965-1968
108
Buildings and grounds
Includes Pendleton Airport, 1963.
1961-1968
108
Concessions, purchase, procurement, post exchange
1961-1968
108
Reserve programs
1961-1968
108
Separation and discharge
1961-1968
108
Uniform code of military justice
1962, 1966-1968
108
Retirement programs
1961-1968
Military
Box
109
Units
1961-1968
109
Special branches
1963-1968
109
Weapons
1961-1968
109
Surplus property
1961, 1962, 1966
109
Transportation
1966-1968
109
Personnel policy
1966-1968
109
Research
1966
109
Security and intelligence
1967
109
Medical problems
1967-1968
109
Transportation of mail
1967-1968
National defense
Box
110
National defense, general
1962, 1966
110
Civil defense
1961-1962
110
Civil defense
1963-1968
110
Strategic materials
1961-1964, 1966-1967
110
Construction and housing
1961-1968
110
Mobilization of manpower and industry
1961-1965
110
Security
1961, 1965, 1967-1968
110
Policy
1961-1963
Natural resources
Box
110
Natural resources, general
1961, 1966-1968
110
Fish and wildlife
Incl. Muddy Creek Wildlife Refuge, 1963.
1961-1964
111
Fish and wildlife
Includes La Grande Research Laboratory, 1964; John Day Dam waterfowl refuge, 1965; Wi11amette Falls fish ladder, 1966;
Tillamook Bay shellfish, 1966.
1964-1968
111
Russian trawlers
1966-1968
112
Fuels
1961-1967
112
Minerals, mines and mining
1961-1968
112
Water
1965-1968
112
Forest access roads
1966
Nominations
Box
113
Nominations, general
1961, 1966-1967
113
Federal government agency heads
Includes Charles Meriwether, 1961-1962; Howard Morgan, 1961-1962; Charles Porter, 1961-1962; Russell Getty, 1965; Otto Opteka
case, 1965.
1961-1968
114
U. S. Attorney (Incl. William L. Josslin, 1961)
1961, 1965
114
U. S. District, circuit and supreme court judges
Includes Burl Green, 1963; Berkeley Lent, 1963; John F. Kilkenny, 1967; 9th Circuit judgeship, 1968.
1961-1968
114
U. S. Marshalls (Incl. Paul Hanlin, 1963)
1961-1968
115
State and municipal
1967
115
Ambassadors, etc. (Incl. Adolph Heusinger, 1961-1962)
1961-1968
115
Bonneville Power Administration (Incl. Jack Churchill, 1962)
1961-1964, 1966
115
Nobel Peace Prize
1963, 1967
Parks and forests
Box
115
Parks and forests, general
Includes Minam road, 1963-1965; Timberline Lodge, 1963; Waldo Lake, 1963.
1961-1967
115
Federal
1961, 1966, 1967
115
Forests, national
Includes French Pete Creek, 1968; Helicopter logging, 1961-1963.
1961-1968
Parks, national
Box
116
Point Reyes land exchange
1966-1967
116
Oregon Dunes
1962-1965
117
Oregon Dunes
1966-1967
117
Indiana Dunes
1962-1965
117
Redwoods
1966-1968
117
Rogue River
1966
117
Selway River
1965
117
Reservations and cemeteries
1961, 1964-1968
117
Wilderness areas (Incl. North Fork, John Day River, 1963)
1961-1963, 1965-1968
118
Recreation
1962
118
Forest Products Research Laboratory project
1962
118
State
1968
118
Waldo Lake
1962
118
Private use of national or state parks
1966-1968
118
Political affairs, 1961, part 1
1961
119
Box political affairs, 1961, part 2-1962, part 1
1961-1962
120
Political affairs, 1962, part 2-1964, part 1
1962-1964
121
Political affairs, 1964, part 2-1967, part 1
1964-1967
122
Political affairs, 1967, part 2-1968, part 1
1967-1968
123
Political affairs, 1968, part 2
Includes material on, 1968 campaign. See also Campaign file.
1968
124
Public relations, 1961, part 1
This and other parts includes Anonymous letters, biographies, commendations, greetings, condolences, congratulations, complaints,
endorsements and introductions, fairs, expositions, and ceremonies.
1961
125
Public relations, 1961, part 2-1962, part 1
This and other parts includes Photographs, publicity, newspapers and television, magazine articles, autographs, contributions,
and flags.
1961-1962
126
Public relations, 1962, part 2-1963, part 1
1962-1963
127
Public relations, 1963, part 2
1963
128
Public relations, 1964, part 1
1964
129
Public relations, 1964, part 2-1965, part 1
1964-1965
130
Public relations, 1965, part 2-1966, part 1
1965-1966
131
Public relations, 1966, part 2-1967, part 1
1966-1967
132
Public relations, 1967, part 2
1967
133
Public relations
1968
134
Publications (See also Articles and statements file)
1961-1968
Recreation
Box
134
Recreation, general
1961, 1968
134
Facilities
1961-1968
135
Sports and sporting events
1961-1968
135
Tourist attractions
1966, 1968
135
Reports and statistics
1961-1964, 1966
Roads
Box
135
Roads, general
1961-1968
135
Federal
Incl. Lake Oswego freeway, 1963-1965; Forest roads, 1964; Day Creek road, 1964; Highway 101, 1964-1965; Highway 36, 1964; Honey
Lake road, 1964; Bridge over Little North Fork, Santiam, 1964; Odell summit lodge, 1965; Portland east bank esplanade, 1965; Brookings and Selma
via Tin Cup Pass, 1965.
1961-1965
136
Federal
Incl. Lake Oswego freeway, 1966, 1968.
1966-1968
136
Billboards
1961, 1965
136
State
Incl. McKenzie-Blue River north bank highway, 1962; Lower Columbia highway, Portland Astoria, 1964.
1961-1968
136
Access roads
1961-1968
136
Bridges
1966-1968
136
Mining roads
1964
136
Rules and administration, general
1961
Salaries
Box
136
Salaries, general
1966-1968
136
Federal employees
1961-1962
137
Federal employees
1963-1968
137
Classified workers
1961-1964, 1967
137
Congressional, judicial
1967
137
Postal employees
1961, 1964-1968
137
Wage Boards
1966-1967
137
State employees
1962-1963, 1965, 1967-1968
137
Teachers
1962-1966
137
Minimum wages
1961-1968
Science and technology
Box
137
Science and technology, general
1961-1964
138
Science and technology, general
Includes Atomic Energy Commission accelerator laboratory, 1965.
1965-1968
Selective Service
Box
138
Selective Service, general
1961, 1962
138
Deferment policy
1961-1966
139
Deferment policy
1967-1968
139
Universal military training
1961-1965
139
Small Business Administration
1966-1968
Social security
Box
140
Social security, general
1961-1967
140
Benefits (Incl. Medicare)
1961, 1962, 1965-1967
141
Benefits (Incl. Medicare)
1968
141
Eligibility coverage
1966-1968
141
Individual cases
1961
142
Individual cases
1962-1963
143
Individual cases
1964-1965
144
Individual cases
1966-1967 A-N
145
Individual cases
1967 O-Z, 1968 A-Mar
146
Individual cases
1968 Mas-Z
146
State Department
1962
State government
Box
146
State government, general
1964, 1966-1967
146
Departments
1961, 1964-1968
146
Independent agencies
1961
147
Independent agencies
1962-1963, 1966-1968
147
State legislation
1961-1963, 1965-1968
147
State representatives
1968
Taxes
Box
147
Taxes, general
1961-1967
148
Federal, general
1961-1968
Box
148
Excise
1961-1968
148
Highway excise
1961
148
Income
1961-1962
149
Income
1963-1966
150
Income
1967-1968
150
State
1961-1968
Box
150
HR 10650
1962
150
Time
1961-1964, 1966-1967
Trade
Box
151
Trade, general
1961-1962, 1964-1966
151
Exports, imports, 1961-1962, part 1
Includes Alaska logging, 1961; Canadian lumber, 1961-1962; Frozen strawberries, 1961; Wood moldings, 1961; Fisheries, 1962;
Fruits, 1962; Japanese logging, 1962; Oil, 1962; Paper, 1962; Plywood, 1962; Potatoes, 1962.
1961-1962
152
Exports, imports, 1962, part 2-1964, part 1
Includes Incl. Reter Fruit Co., 1962; Tapioca and flour, 1962; Wheat to China, 1962; White wheat, 1962; Beef, 1963; Cherries,
1963; Corn to Japan, 1963; Fescue seed, 1963; Fruits, 1963; Japanese logging, 1963; Lumber, 1963; Reter Fruit Co., 1963; Ryegrass, 1963; Wheat
to Russia and India, 1963.
1962-1964
153
Exports, imports, 1964, part 2-1967, part 1
Includes Beef, 1964; Cherries, 1964; Filberts, 1964; Fruits, 1964; Fruit export to France, 1964; Japanese logging, 1964-1965;
Lumber, 1964-1965; Lumber acceptor list, 1964; Lumber, Canadian, 1964; Particleboard, 1964; Steel, 1964; Strawberries, 1964; Walnut lumber
exports, 1964; Wheat, 1964-1965; Wheat to Russia, 1964; Wool, 1964; Logs, 1965; Logging, 1965; Lumber, American Lumber Standards Committee,
1965; Cattle, hides and leather, 1966.
1964-1967
154
Exports, imports, 1967, part 2-1968
Includes Mexican strawberry imports, 1967.
1967-1968
Box
154
Fescue growers
1961-1963, 1965
154
Wartime export hearings
1967
154
Tariffs, trade agreements
Includes Brooms, 1962; Cherries, 1962; Brazilian apples and pears, 1967; Mink, 1967; Textiles, 1967; Kennedy rounds,
1967-1968.
1962-1967
154
Fair trade
1961-1967
155
Trading with the enemy, sale of arms
1961, 1966-1968
155
Tariffs and trade agreements
Includes Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development, 1961; Common Market, 1966, 1968.
1961, 1966, 1968
155
International travel
1961-1968
155
Un-American activities, general
1961, 1962, 1966
156
Un-American activities
Box
156
Communism
1961, 1963-1968
156
Subversive Activities Control Board
1967, 1968
Utilities
Box
156
Utilities, general
1961, 1968
156
Communications
Includes Red Lion FM station, 1964; Harney Telephone Co., 1964; I11inois Va11ey-Josephine Count 2VHF translator, 1964; Bridal
Veil, Western Telephone System, Inc., 1965; Christian Crusade, HR 8962, 1965.
Power and light (Incl. Harney Electric Co., 1961; Hanford reactor, 1962)
1961-1962
158
Power and light (Incl. PEPCo, 1963; REA and BPA, 1963-1968; Oregon and California intertie,
1964)
1963-1968
Box
158
Public power, 1961-1962, part 1 (Incl. Bonneville Power Administration, 1962)
1961-1962
159
Public power, 1962, part 2-1968 (Incl. Bonneville Power Adm.)
1962-1968
159
Transportation and mergers
1961-1965
160
Transportation and mergers
1966-1968
Box
160
Motor carriers (Incl. ICC demurrage problem, 1964)
1961-1968
160
Rail carriers
Incl. Box car shortage, 1962-1967; Southern Pacific, 1964; Lumber Carriers Cooperatives, Inc., 1965; Chicago Northwestern and
Milwaukee Railroads, 1967
1961-1967
161
Rail carriers (Incl. Box car shortage)
1968
161
Water carriers
1961-1968
161
District of Columbia Transit
1965
Veterans
Box
161
Veterans, general
1961-1968
161
Medicine and surgery
1961, 1963-1968
161
Insurance
1961-1968
161
Education and schooling
1961-1968
161
Loan guarantees
1961-1968
161
Annuities, pensions, allowances
1961, 1962
162
Annuities, pensions, allowances
1963-1968
162
World War I veteran pension bills (For veterans' case files, see Servicemen and Veterans File;
for veterans' hospitals, see Servicemen and Veterans File)
Applications, examination records, appointments, and follow-ups of service academy appointments. This file was assembled from the
"General correspondence" file and "Subject" file, and a separate "Academy" file.
Publications and correspondence on the Post Office in general, on postmasters, post offices, and postal service. This file
assembled from the "Subject" file (Series B) and from a separate "Post Office" file. All index references to the Post Office File will be found
in this file.
Container(s)
Description
Dates
Box
1
Post office, general
1945-1952
Box
1
Postmasters
1945-1952
1
Post offices
1945-1952
Post office, general
Includes Airlift of West Coast mail, 1954-1955; Bulk mail, 1954-1957; Mail equipment shops, 1957.
Correspondence concering Bureau of Reclamation and Army Engineers projects: dams, flood control, irrigation, reclamation and
navigation. The correspondence is with individuals and State or local agencies interested in the funding or execution of the projects, and with
Federal agencies involved in the planning or execution of the projects. The files are from 1955 to, 1969. Earlier project files are in the
"Departmental Correspondence" file (Series J) under "Interior Department, Bureau of Reclamation," and under "Rivers and Harbors."
Container(s)
Description
Dates
Public Works, general
1955-1968
Box
1
Appropriations
1956-1966
Box
1
Bureau of Reclamation
1962-1969
1
Corps of Engineers
1962-1969
1
Accelerated Public Works
1963-1965
Public Works (by project)
Box
2
Agate dam reclamation - Dry Creek
2
Alsea River and bay
2
Amazon Creek
2
Anderson dam
2
Apaloosa dam, Middle Snake River
2
Applegate River and reservoir
2
Arkansas River navigation project
2
Arlington, city of, relocation
2
Astoria, city of, dredging
2
Aswan dam, Egypt
2
Baker Federal reclamation project
2
Bandon harbor
2
Banks Lake and Potholes reservoir
2
Barview jetty, Tillamook bay
2
Bear Creek reservoir
2
Beaver Creek watershed
2
Beaver Marsh project
2
Beaver Slough
2
Ben Franklin dam, Columbia River
2
Benham Falls, dam, Deschutes River
2
Big Hole River, Mont.
2
Birch Creek diversion, Umatilla project
2
Blalock Island, Columbia River
2
Blue River dam
2
Boardman, city of, relocation
2
Bonneville dam, Columbia River
2
Brice Creek, flood control
2
Bridge Canyon and Marble Canyon dams, Colorado River
2
Brownlee dam
2
Bruce's Eddy and Penny Cliffs dams, Clearwater River