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Guide to the Albert Conrad Ullman Papers, 1957-1980


Coll. 040





Finding aid prepared by Vida Germano

Finding aid encoded by Xiaotong Wang, January 2004
Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.


Overview of the Collection

 
Repository Name:
 

University of Oregon Libraries
Special Collections & University Archives

1299 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403-1299
URL: http://libweb.uoregon.edu/speccoll/index.html

 
Collection Number:
 

Coll. 040

 
Creator:
 

Ullman, Al

 
Title:
 

Albert Conrad Ullman Papers

 
Dates:
 

1957-1980 (inclusive)

 
Quantity:
 

396 linear feet
264 containers

 
Languages:
 

Collection materials are in English. 

 
Summary:
 

Al Ullman, Democrat of Baker, Oregon, represented Oregon’s second district in the U. S. House of Representatives from 1957 to 1981. Most of his efforts focused on the development of Oregon’s water resources and the improved management of public lands and national forests. In the 1970s, he worked on tax reform, welfare reform, and national health insurance. The collection consists of correspondence, reports, legislation, published material providing background information on the issues, and other files accumulated during his twenty-four years in the U. S. House of Representatives. The collection covers all the issues which concerned Ullman and his constituents between 1957 and 1981.

 

Biographical Note

Al Ullman, Democrat of Baker, Oregon, represented Oregon’s second district in the U. S. House of Representatives from 1957 to 1981. He was born in Great Falls, Montana on March 9, 1914, and was raised in the Northwest. In 1935 he graduated from Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington, in political science. He also earned a master’s degree in public law from Columbia University in 1939. Ullman was a high school teacher and a businessman in Baker before his election to Congress. He was also a veteran of World War II, having served with the Navy in the South Pacific.

Ullman was first elected to Congress in 1956, defeating incumbent Sam Coon largely on the issue concerning Hells Canyon on the Snake River. It was his second try for the second district congressional seat. Once in Washington, D. C., he devoted major attention to the development of Oregon’s water resources and the improved management of public lands and national forests. He served on the Interior and Insular Affairs Committee and was a member of the National Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission.

In 1961, Congressman Ullman was elected to the important Ways and Means Committee. In 1973, while serving as acting chairman in the absence of Representative Wilbur Mills, he led the committee in developing the Trade Reform Act of 1973 and guided other legislative efforts in the areas of tax reform, welfare reform, and national health insurance. He became chairman in 1975.

Ullman was also considered a leader throughout Congress in the effort to reform budgetary procedures. In 1973, he initiated and later co-chaired the Joint Study Committee on Budget Control, leading to major budget reforms. He also served as chairman of the new House Budget Committee in 1974.

In addition, during his tenure in Congress, Ullman served on the Judiciary Committee, the Democratic Committee on Committees, the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation, and many other joint committees and commissions.

Congressman Ullman was defeated in his bid for re-election for his thirteenth term in 1980, though he remained active in Washington, D. C. until his death in 1986.

Content Description

The Al Ullman Papers contain correspondence, reports, legislation, published material providing background information on the issues, and other files accumulated during his twenty-four years in the U. S. House of Representatives. The collection covers all the issues which concerned Ullman and his constituents between 1957 and 1981.

The Ullman Papers came to the University of Oregon in 1981 from the Federal Records Center in Washington, D. C., where they had been in storage. The increments that were sent to the Records Center were reassembled to create the file that would have existed had all the records remained in Ullman’s office. Thus the files, as near as possible, are arranged chronologically within each heading. The headings differ, however, because a new filing system was adopted in 1969. As a result, materials that were filed under one heading between 1957 and 1968, are found under a different, more specific, heading after that period. A researcher interested in a particular subject may need to consult several files to be certain of finding everything relating to the topic.

The Papers are organized into eight series, each also described separately in the box by box inventory. Series I covers material from 1957 through 1968 and consists of general subject files. The inventory lists the types of materials included under each heading as well as specific topics that are covered. An office index to this series can be found in Box 1.

Series II through IV contain files generated between 1969 and 1980, inclusive. This begins the new filing system so that although this material is also filed according to subject, the headings are more specific; that is, naming the departments (Series II), agencies (Series III), and House Committees (Series IV). For example, material files under Natural Resources in Series I are included under the Department of the Interior in Series II. Series V through Series VII cover the entire twenty-four years of Ullman’s career and contain specific material relating to individual bills (primarily those introduced by Ullman, Series V), Oregon projects and affairs (Series VI), and publicity and scheduling (Series VII). The final section, Series VIII, contains carbons of Ullman’s outgoing correspondence, referred to as “whites.” These can also be used as a cross-reference index to the correspondence in the files arranged by subject, as notations of other file headings appear in the upper right-hand corner of the “white.”

Individual case files have been disposed of in accordance with Mr. Ullman’s wishes.

Arrangement

Collection is organized into the following series: Series I. Subject Files, 1957-1968; Series II. Departments, 1969-1980; Series III. Agencies, 1969-1980; Series IV. House Committees, 1969-1980; Series V. Bill File, 1957-1980; Series VI. Oregon Projects and Affairs, 1957-1980; Series VII. Publicity and Scheduling, 1957-1980; and Series VIII. Whites (outgoing letters), 1957-1980.

Administrative Information

Acquisition Information 

Gift of Al Ullman in 1981.

Separated Materials 

Photographs in this collection are stored separately under call number PH051.

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], Alfred Conrad Ullman Papers, Coll. 040, Special Collections & University Archives, University of Oregon Libraries, Eugene, Oregon.

Subjects

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.

 
Ullman, Al--Archives
United States. Congress. House
Oregon--Politics and government--1951-
United States--Politics and government--20th century
Budget--United States
Foreign trade regulation--United States
Forest reserves--United States--Management
Legislators--United States
Public lands--United States--Management
Water resources development--Oregon

Detailed Description of the Collection

The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.


 

Series I:  Subject Files, 1957-1968

Arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically.
 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
 
box
1


Office index
  1957-1968
 
1-2

Academies
  1957-1970
 
Applications for armed forces academies. Includes application forms, correspondence, letters of recommendation, and follow-up grade reports.
 
2-3

Administration
  1957-1968
 
Congressional office housekeeping files. Includes personnel applications, supply requisitions, form letters, and administrative assistant’s correspondence.
 
3-7

Agriculture
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence, legislation, and background material. Includes files on individual commodities, USDA, Farmer’s Home Administration, Forest Service, farm programs such as crop insurance, and farm bills, including those introduced by Ullman.
 
8

Appropriations
  1957-1967
 
Correspondence, legislation, and background material. Includes files on federal appropriations, agricultural appropriations, budget, HEW, labor, interior, and public works.
 
9

Area Redevelopment Administration
  1962-1964
 
Correspondence, reports, and background material. Files on individual Oregon counties, not every county included.
 
9-10

Associations and Committees
  1956-1968
 
Correspondence, largely Ways and Means Committee pressure mail. Also includes files on congressional committee assignments, such as tariffs, taxes, and medical care.
 
10

Atomic Energy
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence, reports, and background material. Includes general use files, files on development and use, and material relating to nuclear bomb tests.
 
11-12

Aviation
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence and reports. Includes files on airports and airways (establishment construction, maintenance), specifically John Day airport, Pendleton airport runway, and Portland airways; passenger and freight traffic; air safety rules and regulation; and West Coast “use it or lose it” investigation.
 
12

Beverages
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence, petitions, and legislation mainly relating to consumption of alcoholic beverages aboard aircraft and advertising and labeling of alcoholic beverages.
 


Civil Rights
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence. Includes files on discrimination, segregation, human rights, the equal rights amendment, and the civil rights act.
 
13

Civil Service
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence and reports. Includes files on examinations and standards, investigations, separations, and personnel activities.
 


Congressional Business
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence and tearsheets from the Congressional Record. Also includes files on the Congressional Directory, Library of Congress, congressional calendar, and two notebooks on congressional committees.
 
14

Crime
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence and reports. Includes files on juvenile delinquency and police procedures.
 


Disasters
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence and reports. Includes files on emergency relief, floods, and drought.
 
14-15

Economic Development Administration
  1965-1968
 
Correspondence, reports and general files on Oregon projects.
 
15

Economics
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence and background material. Includes files on business recession, industry, inflation, cost of living, monopolies, economic indicators, and false advertising.
 
15-17

Education
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence relating to the growth of community colleges, federal aid to education, science and research, libraries, education TV, and the National Science Foundation.
 
17-20

Federal Government
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence. Includes files on the executive branch; the legislative and judicial branches; lands, buildings, and ground; buildings; and statehood.
 
21-22

Finance
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence, reports and background material. Includes files on banking and currency, public debt-spending, international finance, budget bill, and balance of payments. See also, Economics.
 
22-23

Foreign Relations
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence and reports. Includes files on foreign policy, foreign aid, treaties and peace pacts, United Nations, war claims (Vietnam), exchange programs, Middle East, Latin America and Cuba, and Far East.
 
23-25

Health and Welfare
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence. Includes files on community health and sanitation, diseases and conditions, rehabilitation programs, water systems and water supply, drugs – labeling, public welfare, and poverty programs, such as Vista and Job Corps. More specific topics are the “A” canal in Klamath Falls, Hoxey cancer treatments, and Klamath algae.
 
25-26

Housing
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence and background material. Includes files on construction, financing – Federal Housing Administration, public housing, slum clearance – urban renewal, and housing for the aged.
 
26

Immigration
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence files relating to citizenship, passports-visas, refugees-quotas, Immigration Act Revision, and deportation.
 
27-28

Indian Affairs
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence regarding the Umatilla Reservation, Klamath Reservation, Warm Springs Reservation, and Burns – Piaute. Also files on bills and reports, fishing rights, and the 1957 Klamath electors rolls.
 
29

Institutions
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence and background material. Includes files on federal institutions (corrections, health and mental health), state institutions, and private institutions.
 
29-30

Insurance and Retirement
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence. Federal government files on insurance, retirement and annuities, railroad retirement, and workmen’s compensation. Also files on state and government insurance and retirement and private industrial insurance.
 
30

Inventions
  1957-1964
 
Correspondence regarding patents, copyrights, and trademarks.
 
30-32

Labor
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence. Includes files on conditions, strikes, unions, the Landrum-Griffin Labor Reform Bill, employment of the aged (Ullman’s bill), fair labor standards, and farm labor.
 
32

Land
  1967-1968
 
Correspondence. Includes files on acquisition-disposal; classification-appraisals-valuation; conservation and protection; and land management and range administration. See also, Natural Resources, and Parks and Forests.
 
33

Legal
  1959-1968
 
Correspondence and reports. Includes files on claims-litigations, decisions-opinions-interpretations, regulations, and court procedure and sentencing.
 


Legislation
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence and legislation. Includes Ullman bills and responses and testimony by House members. See also, Series V.
 


Lists
  1957-1968
 
Lists and published directories. Includes files on periodic reports, mailing list-newsletter, Christmas list, and second district Oregonians.
 
33-34

Mail
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence. Includes files on classes, rates, commemorative stamps, transportation of mail, weight-size limitations, and restrictions.
 
34

Maritime
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence and background material on ports-harbors-shipyards-docks and ships-shipping.
 
34-36

Meetings
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence, schedules, calendars, and background material. Includes files on invitations- declined, accepted, and tentative; Brookings Institute; and meetings between parties other than the Representative.
 
36

Memorials
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence and background material on international, national, and state memorials, as well as holidays.
 


Meteorology
  1957-1962
 
Two files of correspondence.
 


Metals
  1967-1968
 
One file of correspondence and background material.
 
36-39

Military
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence and reports. Includes files on pay and allowances, officer commissions-ROTC, reservations (forts, camps, etc.), reserves and National Guard (including army, navy, air force, and marines), separations-discharges, USO-special services entertainment, weapons-fire arms (including gun control debate), surplus property, national defense, civil defense, and security.
 
39-51

National Resources
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence, reports, and background material. Includes general files on fish and wildlife, fuels, irrigation and reclamation (Bureau of Reclamation), minerals-mines-mining, Rural Electrification Administration, public works, soil conservation, water resources – watersheds, flood control, and geo-thermal dynamics. Specific projects include Arlington Relocation, 1962 Baker project, Columbia Basin reports, the Dalles Ship Channel, Hells Canyon (1956-1960, Boxes 41-43), High Mountain Sheep Dam, John Day Dam, Oregon-California Intertie, and Wapinitia Project. See also, Series VI.
 
51-54

Parks and Forests
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence, reports, and background material. Federal files break down into wilderness areas, recreational development (including the Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission, 1960), reservations, national forests, national parks, and research programs. Also included are files on state parks and forests, timber-lumber products industry, and forest revenues.
 
54-58

Political Affairs
  1954-1968
 
Correspondence, reports, and background material, campaign literature, and press clippings. Includes files on Ullman’s political campaigns in 1954 and 1956, commendations-endorsements, Democratic National Committee, political records (including Ullman’s political record and Wayne Morse’s record, 1955-1956, Box 55), Oregon delegation, elections in Oregon, and national elections.
 
58-61

Post Office
  1957-1969
 
Correspondence. Includes both general and specific files on rural carriers-rural routes, postmasters, and post offices-buildings.
 
61-68

Public Relations
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence, literature, and press releases. Includes files of anonymous crank letters, biographical sketches, commendations and greetings (such as condolences, congratulation letters, and thank you letters), complaints-criticisms, endorsements-introductions, fairs-expositions-ceremonies, photographs, publicity (such as press releases and clippings), reports to constituents, requests for material, polls-questionnaires, and information on office visitors.
Photographs have been removed to the Photograph Collection.
 
68-69

Recreation
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence, reports and background material. Includes files on facilities, sports-sporting events, recreation areas (some specific), Land and Water Conservation Act, and meetings of the Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission, 1960.
 
69

Religion
  1963-1968
 
Correspondence relating to prayer and Bible reading.
 


Reports-Statistics
  1958-1968
 
Includes various reports, correspondence, and a guest register for 1960-1962.
 
70

Roads
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence, maps, reports, and background material. Includes files on federal roads, broken down into safety, specific highways, timber access roads, and trails; and state roads.
 
71

Salaries
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence and reports. Includes files on federal employees (classified workers, congressional-judicial employees, postal employees), state employees (teachers), and minimum wages.
 


Science and Aeronautics
  1963-1968
 
Three folders of correspondence and reports relating to space and oceanography.
 


Selective Service
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence. Many files on the deferment policy; also university military training.
 


Small Business
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence, reports, and background material. Files mainly on small business loans.
 
72-74

Social Security
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence, legislation and background material. Includes files on benefits-annuities-eligibility, Ullman’s bills HR 12986 and HR 12987. Medicare, disability, and Title 19.
 
74

State Government
  1957-1966
 
Correspondence, promotional material, and reports concerning Oregon.
 
75-77

Taxes
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence, legislation, and reports. Includes files on federal taxes (federal excise, federal income, UNICEF tax exemption, highway users, aviation users, personal income tax exemption, tax exempt municipal bonds), state taxes, Revenue Act of 192, timber tax- 1963 tax bill, 1968 tax bill, and Ways and Means Committee work.
 
77

Telegrams (others)
  1964-1965
 
One folder of copies of telegrams.
 
77-78

Trade
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence, reports, and legislation. Includes files on imports-exports, tariffs-trade agreements, trade bills HR 9900 and HR 11970, and fair trade-anti-trust.
 
78

Un-American Activities
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence. Includes files on Communism-left, John Birch, etc.-right, and House Committee.
 
78-80

Utilities
  1957-1969
 
Correspondence, reports, petitions, and background material. Includes files on communications-telephone, radio, TV, cable, telegraph and transportation (motor carriers, rail carriers, water carriers, and automobile safety features).
 
80-81

Veterans
  1957-1968
 
Correspondence and background material. Includes files on medicine and surgery, insurance, education-schooling, loans-housing, and annuities-pensions-disability allowances.

 

Series II:  Departments, 1969-1980

Arranged alphabetically by name of department and chronologically. Most often includes correspondence, reports, and background material. Specific subjects are sometimes mentioned.
 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
 
box
82-91


Agriculture
  1969-1980
 
Includes forestry, farm prices, and Tussock moth spraying.
 
92-93

Commerce
  1969-1980
 
Includes economic development.
 
94-98

Defence
  1969-1980
 
Includes information on the Boardman bombing range (Boxes 97-98).
 
98-101

Energy
  1977-1980
 
Includes geothermal legislation, Bonneville Power Administration, natural gas deregulation, gasoline allocation, and wood stove tax credit.
 
101-107

Health, Education, and Welfare
  1969-1980
 
Includes the separate departments of Education, 1980 and Health and Human Services, 1980.
 
107-109

Housing and Urban Development
  1969-1980
 
110-118

Interior
  1969-1980
 
Specific issues include Hells Canyon (Boxes 115-116), Eastern Oregon (Box 116), wild and scenic rivers (Box 116), Klamath Indian affairs (Box 116), RARE II (Roadless Area Review and Evaluation, Box 117), and Reclamation Reform Act of 1979 (Box 118).
 
118-119

Justice
  1969-1980
 
Includes information on Nixon pardon, aliens, gun control, and poll closings.
 
120-122

Labor
  1969-1980
 
Includes OSHA and CETA.
 
122-123

Post Office
  1969-1975
 
123

State Department
  1969-1980
 
124-125

Transportation
  1969-1979
 
126-127

Treasury
  1969-1980

 

Series III:  Agencies, 1969-1980

Arranged alphabetically by name of agency and chronologically. Includes independent agencies as well as federal, congressional, presidential, and judicial agencies. Files may contain correspondence, reports, and/or background material.
 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
 
box
127


Action
  1972-1978
 


Atomic Energy Commission
  1969-1975
 


Civil Aeronautics Board
  1969-1970
 
128

Civil Aeronautics Board
  1969-1970
 


Civil Service Commission
  1969-1980
 


Community Service Commission
  1969-1980
 
129

Environmental Protection Agency
  1969-1977
 
130

Environmental Protection Agency
  1969-1979
 
131

Environmental Protection Agency
  1980
 


Energy Research and Development Administration
  1975-1977
 


Farmers Credit Administration
  1969-1975
 


Farmers Home Administration
  1970-1972
 
132

Federal Communications Commission
  1969-1980
 


Federal Energy Office
  1974
 
133

Federal Energy Office
  1974-1977
 


Federal Power Administration
  1969-1976
 


Federal Reserve Board
  1969-1980
 


Federal Trade Commission
  1969-1975
 
134

Federal Trade Commission
  1976-1979
 


General Accounting Office
  1974-1976
 


General Services Administration
  1969-1980
 


Interstate Commerce Commission
  1969-1972
 
135

Interstate Commerce Commission
  1972-1980
 


International Trade Commission
  1976-1979
 


National Academies of Sciences
  1972-1975
 


National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  1969-1976
 


National Endowment for the Arts
  1970-1971
 


National Labor Relations Board
  1969-1974
 


National Science Foundation
  1969-1974
 
136

National Science Foundation
  1976-1980
 


Nuclear Regulatory Commission
  1976-1977
 


Postal Service
  1976-1979
 
137

Postal Service
  1979-1980
 


President’s Office
 
 


Bicentennial Commission
  1972-1976
 


Consumer Affairs
  1970-1974
 


Cost of Living Council
  1972-1974
 


Council on Wage and Price Stability
  1978-1979
 
138

Economic Development Administration
  1969-1972
 


Food and Drug Administration
  1974-1975
 


Office of Economic Opportunity
  1969-1975
 


Office of Emergency Planning
  1969-1975
 


Office of Management and Budget
  1969-1975
 


Office of Personnel Management
  1980
 


Miscellaneous
  1975-1980
 


Presidential Scandal
  1974-1975
 
139

Small Business Administration
  1969-1980
 


Securities and Exchange Commission
  1969-1980
 
139A

Selective Service System
  1969-1972
 


Supreme Court
  1971-1974
 


Tariff Commission
  1969-1975
 


USIA
  1972-1976
 


Veteran’s Administration
  1969-1980
 


Water Resources Council
  1973-1976

 

Series IV:  House Committees, 1969-1980

Arranged alphabetically by name of committee and chronologically. Files consist mainly of constituents’ correspondence urging passage or non-passage of the bills the committees are considering.
 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
 
box
140-141


Agriculture Committee
  1969-1980
 
141-143

Appropriations Committee
  1969-1980
 
143-144

Armed Services Committee
  1969-1980
 
144-145

Banking and Currency Committee
  1969-1980
 
145

Budget Committee
  1974-1980
 


District of Columbia Committee
  1969-1980
 
146-149

Education and Labor Committee
  1969-1980
 
149-150

Foreign Affairs Committee
  1969-1975
 
150-151

Government Operations Committee
  1969-1980
 
151

House Administration Committee
  1970-1980
 
151-154

Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
  1969-1980
 
154-157

Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
  1969-1980
 
157

International Relations Committee
  1976-1980
 
157-160

Judiciary Committee
  1969-1980
 
160-161

Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
  1969-1980
 
161-162

Post Office and Civil Service Committee
  1969-1980
 
162

Public Works and Transportation Committee
  1969-1980
 
163

Rules Committee
  1969-1980
 


Science and Astronautics Committee
  1969-1980
 


Small Business Committee
  1969-1980
 


Standard Official Conduct Committee
  1970-1980
 


Un-American Activities-Internal Security Committee
  1969-1974
 
163-164

Veterans Affairs Committee
 
 
164-183

Ways and Means Committee
  1969-1980
 
Major subject headings within years are: taxes, social security, Medicare, trade, and welfare. Other headings include revenue sharing, committee on committees, Democratic caucus, pensions, unemployment compensation, small bills, health, energy taxes, tax reform, new economic package, member correspondence, and economics.
 
184-186

Ways and Means Committee
  pre-1979
 
Material is from Ullman’s personal file, and relates more to legislation than constituent relations. Subjects include: welfare reform, unemployment compensation, REACH program, WIN, subcommittee material, tax exempt lobbying, value added tax, municipal bonds, Humphrey-Hawkins, energy, health insurance, federal campaign financing, and tax reform.
   
Other Committees
 
 
186

Joint Committee on Atomic Energy
  1969-1976
 


Joint Budget Committee
  1972-1974
 
187

Joint Committee on Committees
  1974
 


Joint Economic Committee
  1971-1976
 


Select Committee on Intelligence
  1975
 


Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation
  1969-1977
 


Senate committees
  1969-1977
 
188

Other committee work and miscellaneous
  1975-1979

 

Series V:  Bill File, 1957-1980

Arranged alphabetically by session of congress. Primarily bills introduced by Ullman. Contains printed legislation, legislative calendars, bill correspondence, and bill research.
 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
 
box
188


85th-86th Congress
  1957-1960
 
189

86th-89th Congress
  1960-1966
 
190

90th-91st Congress
  1967-1970
 
191

91st-93rd Congress
  1970-1974
 
192

93rd Congress
  1973-1974
 
193

93rd-94th Congress
  1973-1976
 
194

94th Congress
  1975-1976
 
195

94th-95th Congress
  1975-1978
 
196

95th Congress
  1977-1978
 
197

95th-96th Congress
  1977-1980
 
198-200

96th Congress: Research and legislation on the Northwest Energy Bill of 1980
  1979-1980

 

Series VI:  Oregon Projects and Affairs, 1957-1980

Arranged by activity and chronologically. Files contain correspondence, reports, and/or background material.
 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
 
box
200-210


District projects
  1957-1980
 
Consists of material relating to specific public works and natural resources projects in Oregon.
 
210-211

Grants
  1972-1980
 
Includes applications and correspondence with federal agencies regarding Oregon projects.
 
212-214

Appropriations
  1975-1980
 
Testimony and background material relating to funding of Oregon projects from public works, interior, and agricultural budgets.
 
214-217

Oregon Affairs
  1969-1976
 


Oregon Reference
  1977-1980

 

Series VII:  Publicity and Scheduling, 1957-1980

Arranged by activity and chronologically.
 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
 
box
218-219


Press releases
  1960-1980
 
Includes press and news releases and radio and TV transcripts.
 
220-221

Statements and speeches
  1957-1980
 
221

Newsletters
  1959-1979
 
221-222

Congressional Record tearsheets
  1961-1974
 
222

Ullman’s daily schedule
  1975-1980
 
223

Record of district trips
  1965-1980
 


Miscellaneous correspondence, including letters from district office and recommendations
 

 

Series VIII:  Whites (outgoing letters), 1957-1980

Arranged chronologically and alphabetically by recipient. Used as a cross-reference index to other files.
 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
   
Outgoing letters
  1957-1961
 
box
224


A-Has
 
 
225

Hat-Ram
 
 
226

Rid-Z
 
   
Outgoing letters
  1962-1963
 


A-Dem
 
 
227

Den-Rez
 
 
228

Rh-Z
 
 


Organizational files: Agriculture, Department of – newspapers and magazines
 
 
229

Organizational files: Oregon files – Veterans Administration
 
   
Outgoing letters
  1964-1965
 


A-Fly
 
 
230

Foa-Ove
 
 
231

Owe-H
 
 
232

I-Z
 
   
Outgoing letters
  1966-1968
 


A-Cha
 
 
233

Che-Gid
 
 
234

Gie-Kn
 
 
235

Ko-Ny
 
 
236

Oa-Sl
 
 
237

Smith-Z
 
   
Outgoing letters
  1969-1970
 
238

A-Fey
 
 
239

Fia-Mary
 
 
240

Mas-Stan
 
 
241

Stap-Z
 
 


Cambodia and Medicare, A-Z
 
   
Outgoing letters
  1971-1972
 


A-Brown
 
 
242

Bro-Hok
 
 
243

Hol-Pok
 
 
244

Pol-Z
 
 
245

National Health Insurance correspondence, 1972
 
   
Outgoing letters
  1973
 


A-Hen
 
 
246

Hep-Schw
 
 
247

Sci-Z
 
 


National Health Insurance correspondence, 1973
 
   
Outgoing letters
  1974
 


A-Col
 
 
248

Com-Mar
 
 
249

Mas-Wal
 
 
250

Wal-Z
 
 


Legislative questionnaire
 
 


Re-election letter
 
 


Veteran’s Administration
 
   
Outgoing letters
  1975
 


A-Die
 
 
251

Dif-Lin
 
 
252

Lio-Spe
 
 
253

Spi-Z
 
   
Outgoing letters
  1976
 


A-Cy
 
 
254

Da-Met
 
 
255

Meu-Z
 
 
256

Apprenticeships-Trainers
 
 


Campaign contributions
 
 


Child and Family Services
 
 


Forest Timber Management Act
 
   
Outgoing letters
  1977
 


A-Gyz
 
 
257

Ha-Tyk
 
 
258

Y-Z
 
 


Completed Apprenticeship (Electrician)
 
 


Completed Apprenticeship (Law Enforcement)
 
 


Thank you’s to campaign supporters
 
   
Outgoing letters
  1978
 


A-Hel
 
 
259

Hem-Steu
 
 
260

Stew-Z
 
 


Yearbooks
 
 


Computer letters
 
   
Outgoing letters
  1979
 


A-Gy
 
 
261

Haa-Sl
 
 
262

Sm-Z
 
 


Computer letters
 
   
Outgoing letters
  1980
 


A-Fre
 
 
263

Fri-Rou
 
 
264

Row-Z
 
 


Computer letters
 
 


November-December letters