DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER LIBRARY ABILENE, KANSAS
DULLES, ELEANOR LANSING: Papers, 1880-1984
Accessions 71-50, 72-19, 75-9, 75-9/1, 77-2, 85-8 Processed by: JAW, RWM, LKS, TB, HP Date Completed: August 1981, July 1997
The papers of Eleanor Lansing Dulles were deposited in the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library by Ms. Dulles between 1971 and 1985.
Linear feet of shelf space occupied: 27.6 Approximate number of pages: 54,000 Approximate number of items: 20,000
An instrument of gift for these papers was signed by Ms. Dulles in November 1970. Literary property rights are retained by the donor until her death. At that time such rights pass to her children, David Dulles and Ann Dulles Joor. After their deaths the rights pass to the United States. Under terms of the instrument of gift the following classes of documents are withheld from research use:
1. Papers relating to the family and private business affairs of Ms. Dulles.
2. Papers relating to the family and private business affairs of other persons who have had correspondence with Ms. Dulles.
3. Papers relating to investigations of individuals or to appointments and personnel matters.
4. Papers containing statements made by or to Eleanor Lansing Dulles in confidence unless in the judgment of the Director of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library the reason for confidentiality no longer exists.
5. All other papers which contain information or statements that might be used to injure, harass, or damage any living person.
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
Eleanor Lansing Dulles, author, teacher and government employee, was a member of a diplomatic dynasty which spanned three generations. Her grandfather, John Watson Foster, served as Secretary of State under President Benjamin Harrison. Her mother’s sister was the wife of Robert Lansing, Secretary of State under President Woodrow Wilson. Her oldest brother, John Foster Dulles, was Secretary of State under President Dwight D. Eisenhower, while another brother, Allen Welsh Dulles, served as Director of the Central Intelligence Agency during the Eisenhower Administration. Eleanor, herself, spent twenty-six years in government service. Although she never reached a Cabinet-level post, her background in economics and her familiarity with European affairs enabled her to fill many important positions.
Eleanor was born in Watertown, New York, in 1895. After graduating from Byrn Mawr College in 1917 she went to France where she spent two years working for refugee relief organizations in Paris. When World War I ended she returned to the United States to continue her schooling and eventually received a Ph.D. degree in 1926. For the next ten years she taught economics at various colleges. As a student and college professor she made many trips to Europe to study and conduct research on European financial matters.
In 1936 Eleanor entered government service. Her first position was at the Social Security Board where she studied the economic aspects of financing the social security program. In 1942 she transferred twice. Her first move was to the Board of Economic Warfare where she spent five months studying various types of international economic matters. Then, in September 1942, she went to the Department of State where she worked for almost twenty years.
During her first three years at the State Department, Eleanor was involved in post-war economic planning. She helped determine the U.S. position on international financial cooperation, and participated in the Bretton Woods Conference of 1944 at which the International Monetary Fund and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development were established. After the end of World War II, Eleanor went to Europe where she became involved in the reconstruction of the Austrian economy.
In 1949 Eleanor transferred to the German Desk where she took an active interest in the affairs of Berlin. She made many trips to Berlin and was involved in planning the construction of the Berlin Congress Hall and the Berlin Medical Center. Her interest in Germany and Berlin continued even after she left the State Department in 1962. In 1967 she represented the United States at the funeral of Konrad Adenauer. She also wrote several books describing conditions in Germany.
In 1959 Eleanor transferred from the German Desk to the Office of Intelligence and Research. At the latter post she became involved in a study of economic conditions in underdeveloped countries. As part of the study she traveled extensively in Africa, Latin America and South Asia.
After leaving the State Department in 1962, Eleanor returned to teaching, first at Duke University and then at Georgetown University. She wrote several books on U.S. foreign policy and continued her trips abroad, frequently on her own but sometimes as a representative of the U.S. government.
The papers of Eleanor Lansing Dulles reflect her official government activities, her college teaching, her writings on U.S. foreign policy, and the activities of many members of her family. The papers were received at the Eisenhower Library in four large shipments and two small accretions between 1971 and 1985. When they were received the papers were in no apparent order so the processing archivists arranged them into nine series.
The first series, the Dulles-Foster-Lansing Papers, consists of diaries and letters written by the ancestors of Eleanor Lansing Dulles. Most of the material was originated by Eleanor’s grandmother, Mary Foster, her aunt Eleanor Lansing, and her parents Allen Macy and Edith Foster Dulles. The documents pertain primarily to the social life of the family and contain no information on the official government activities of John W. Foster. There is a notebook kept by Ms. Dulles’ uncle, Robert Lansing, while working for the State Department in 1892 on negotiations between the United States and Great Britain under a Treaty of Arbitration. At issue was the need to protect the seal herd in Alaska.
The second series contains official reports and correspondence pertaining to Eleanor’s work for the U.S. government. The material is arranged chronologically and covers most aspects of her work. Especially well documented are her studies of financing the social security program, her studies of international economics for the Board of Economic Warfare, and her interest in post- World War II economic conditions in Europe. There is some information on her activities in Berlin but very little concerning her studies of economic aid to underdeveloped countries. This series does include some reports and notes on Berlin in the 1970s, reports on East and West Germany, and a report on Europe in the 1960s. More information on these subjects is located in the Trips Series.
The third series consists of Eleanor’s personal correspondence and diaries, as well as printed material, memorabilia and some correspondence pertaining to her brothers John Foster Dulles and Allen Welsh Dulles and members of their families. Of particular interest in this series are Eleanor’s diaries and the letters she wrote to her family during her trips to Europe. These contain much information on her relief activities in France during World War I and her activities in Europe following World War I and World War II.
The next two series contain information on the speeches and trips of Eleanor Lansing Dulles. Most of her speeches and trips were made as an official of the State Department and the speech files contain many State Department press releases giving the texts of her speeches. Many of Eleanor’s official trips took her to Germany so the Trips Series is a major source of information on her work in Berlin. The series also contains useful information on her trips to Latin America and Asia for her study of economic conditions in developing countries.
The sixth series contains correspondence, research notes and drafts for many of Eleanor’s books and articles. It is divided into six subseries, five of which pertain to individual books. The first subseries concerns John Foster Dulles: The Final Year, and contains reports, clippings and other printed material on the activities of John Foster Dulles. Of particular interest are Eleanor’s notes of a 1962 interview with Dwight D. Eisenhower in which the former president discussed the work of John Foster Dulles.
The second subseries contains detailed information on the U.S. intervention in the Dominican Republic in 1965. The third subseries contains information on the development of U.S. foreign
policy, and how the U.S. acted in selected Cold War crises. The fourth subseries consists of drafts, notes, and correspondence relating to her memoirs, Eleanor Lansing Dulles--Chances of a Lifetime, and the fifth subseries has drafts and notes relating to Ms. Dulles’ book, The Wall: A Tragedy in Three Acts. The sixth subseries concerns many of the other books and articles which Eleanor wrote, most of which pertain to economic matters and events in Germany.
The seventh series contains information on the college courses taught by Eleanor Lansing Dulles at Duke University and Georgetown University. The material includes lecture notes, class schedules, student papers, and some administrative papers relating to university matters.
The eighth series contains articles, clippings and research notes on a wide range of foreign policy and economic matters. This material was collected by Eleanor Lansing Dulles for use in her writings and college lectures. The bulk of the material dates from the 1960s, although the series also contains a set of economic notebooks which Eleanor compiled between 1929 and 1936.
The ninth series contains an assortment of materials, including interviews, notes and correspondence relating to Berlin, reviews of Eleanor Lansing Dulles’ books, and papers and articles by other individuals on such subjects as social security, the State Department, and the Berlin Wall.
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
June 1, 1895 Born at Watertown, New York
1917 Graduated from Bryn Mawr College
1917-1919 Worked for refugee relief organizations in Paris, France
1924 Received M.A. degree from Radcliffe College
1926 Received Ph.D. degree from Radcliffe College
1927-1935 Taught at various colleges, including Bryn Mawr and the University of Pennsylvania
December 6, 1932 Married David Blondheim but retained maiden name
March 19, 1934 Death of David Blondheim.
April 1936 Entered government service when she joined the Bureau of Research and Statistics, Social Security Board
April 1942 Transferred to Board of Economic Warfare
September 1942 Transferred to Department of State
1942-1949 Involved with post-war economic planning in Austria
1949-1959 Worked in State Department German Office, specializing in Berlin affairs
1959-1962 Worked in Office of Intelligence and Research
January 1962 Resigned from Department of State
1962-1963 Taught at Duke University
1963-1971 Taught at Georgetown University
1980 Published her memoirs, Chances of a Lifetime
October 30, 1996 Died at age 101
DESCRIPTION OF SERIES
Box No. Series
1-8 I. DULLES-FOSTER-LANSING PAPERS. 1880-1941. 7 1/2 boxes.
Correspondence, diaries, clippings and memorabilia pertaining to the ancestors of Eleanor Lansing Dulles. Most of these items were inherited by Ms. Dulles and donated to the Eisenhower Library along with her own papers.
8-14 II. OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE AND REPORTS. 1931-1968. 6 boxes.
Reports, memoranda, correspondence and publications pertaining to the official government activities of Eleanor Lansing Dulles. Arranged chronologically.
14-28 III. PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE AND MEMORABILIA. 1917-1984. 15 boxes.
Correspondence, diaries, publications and memorabilia pertaining to the activities of Eleanor Lansing Dulles, her brothers John Foster and Allen Welsh Dulles, and members of their families. Arranged by subject.
28-31 IV. SPEECHES. 1950-1984. 2 1/2 boxes.
Notes, transcripts and correspondence pertaining to speeches delivered by Eleanor Lansing Dulles. Arranged chronologically.
31-37 V. TRIPS. 1948-1984. 6 boxes.
Correspondence, reports, schedules, programs and memorabilia pertaining to trips taken by Eleanor Lansing Dulles. Arranged chronologically.
37-56 VI. MANUSCRIPTS. 1919-1982. 19 boxes.
Research notes, drafts, galley proofs and correspondence pertaining to books and articles written by Eleanor Lansing Dulles. Arranged into six subseries.
37-45 A. John Foster Dulles: The Last Year. 1949-1964. 8 1/4 boxes.
45-48 B. Dominican Action, 1965. 1965-1966. 2 1/2 boxes.
48-52 C. American Foreign Policy in the Making. 1964-1965. 4 boxes.
52-53 D. Eleanor Lansing Dulles-Chances of a Lifetime. 1964, 1974-1982. 1 box.
53 E. The Wall: A Tragedy in Three Acts, 1969-1971. 1/2 box.
54-56 F. Miscellaneous Articles and Books. 1919-1982. 2 1/2 boxes.
56-60 VII. COLLEGE LECTURES. 1962-1971. 3 1/2 boxes.
Lecture notes, student papers and class schedules pertaining to the college courses taught by Eleanor Lansing Dulles. Arranged by class.
60-68 VIII. RESEARCH NOTES. 1919-1977. 8 1/2 boxes.
Notes, publications and clippings pertaining to U.S. foreign policy which were collected by Eleanor Lansing Dulles while conducting research for her books and college lectures. Arranged by subject.
69 IX. SUBJECT FILE, 1930-1982. 1 box.
Correspondence, notes, articles, papers, interviews and printed materials on a variety of subjects arranged alphabetically.
CONTAINER LIST
Box No. Contents
1 Items Removed from Collection
SERIES I: DULLES-FOSTER-LANSING PAPERS, 1880-1941
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, April 1880
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, May 1880 (1)(2)
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, June 1880
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, July 1880 (1)(2)
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, August 1880
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, September 1880
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, October 1880
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, November 1880 (1)(2)
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, December 1880 (1)(2)
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, January 1881 (1)(2)
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, February 1881 (1)
2 Letters of Mary Parke Foster, February 1881 (2)
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, March 1881
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, April 1881
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, May 1881 (1)(2)
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, June 1881 (1)(2)
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, July 1881
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, unbound, miscellaneous dates
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, October 1893 (1)-(3)
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, November 1893 (1)-(3)
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, December 1-17, 1893
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, December 20-31, 1893
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, January 1894 (1)
3 Letters of Mary Parke Foster, January 1894 (2)(3)
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, February 1894
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, March 1894 (1)(2)
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, April 1894 (1)(2)
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, May 1894
Letters of Mary Parke Foster, June 1894
Memo from United States Consulate at Hong Kong, March 13, 1894
Photograph Negatives--Mrs. Robert S. Lansing
Robert Lansing Notebook re Treaty of Arbitration, 1892 [protection of Alaska seal herd, U.S. and Great Britain]
Bering Sea, Claims Commission, Victoria, B.C., 1896-97
Diary, Mary Parke Foster, 1896-1901
Diary, Mary Parke Foster, 1902-1907
Edith Foster Dulles, List of Wedding Gifts
Miscellaneous Correspondence, Miscellaneous Dates
4 Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, no dates
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, June 13, 1914, July 29-31, 1914
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 2-7, 1914
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 14-20, 1914
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 21-26, 1914
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 27-31, 1914
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, September 1-6, 1914
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, September 7-10, 1914
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, September 11-17, 1914
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, June 9-18, 1915
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, June 19-30, 1915
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, July 1-13, 1915
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, July 14-21, 1915
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, July 22-31, 1915
5 Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 1-6, 1915
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 8-11, 1915
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 11-16, 1915
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 16-21, 1915
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 24-26, 1915
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 27-31, 1915
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, September 1-7, 1915
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, September 9-17, 1915
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, June 12-23, 1916
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, June 24-28, 1916
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, June 29-30, 1916
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, July 1916
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 12-18, 1916
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 19-25, 1916
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 26-31, 1916
6 Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, September 1-5, 1916
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, September 6-10, 1916
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, September 11-15, 1916
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, June 20-25, 1917
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, June 26-30, 1917
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 5-13, 1917
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 13-30, 1917
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, September 3-7, 1917
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, September 7-12, 1917
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, June 4, 18-26, 1918
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, June 27-29, 1918
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, July 1, 1918
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, July 3-8, 1918
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, July 18-30, 1918
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 1-6, 1918
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 7-12, 1918
7 Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 13-19, 1918
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 20-24, 1918
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 23-31, 1918
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, September 3-7, 1918
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 3-11, 1919
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 13-20, 1919
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 21-25, 1919
Letters, Eleanor Foster Lansing to Mary Parke Foster, August 25-September 9, 1919
Line-a-Day Book, 1886-1930 (1)-(3) [daily diary kept by Allen M. and Edith F. Dulles; bulk of entries cover 1886-1919]
8 Line-a-Day Book, 1886-1930 (4)-(5)
Dulles Family Papers
Edith Foster Dulles, Article on Benjamin Franklin
Edith Foster Dulles, Correspondence and clippings
SERIES II: OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE AND REPORTS, 1931-1968
Unemployment Insurance in England, July 1, 1931 (1)-(3)
General Problems of the Gold Standard, October 20, 1932
President’s Emergency Committee for Employment, Report on, 1932
Social Security Board, Reports and Memoranda, 1936-42 (1)-(6) [studies re financing the social security system; unemployment insurance]
Financing the Social Security Act, August 1936
Selected Current Statistics, September 1936 (1)(2)
9 Selected Current Statistics, October 1936 (1)(2)
Selected Current Statistics, November 1936 (1)(2)
Selected Current Statistics, December 1936
Financing the Social Security Act, 1936 (1)(2)
Selected Current Statistics, January 1937 (1)(2)
Selected Current Statistics, February 1937 (1)(2)
Selected Current Statistics, March 1937
10 Selected Current Statistics, June 1937
Social Security Bulletin, October 1937
Social Security Bulletin, November 1937
ELD Government Employment Records, 1938-1959
Social Security, Plans of Work, 1939-1942 (1)(2)
State Differences in Income Distribution, December 1940
Fiscal Capacity of the States, January 1941
Fiscal Capacity of the States, Supplement, January 1942
Treasury Department Reports, 1941 [World War I indebtedness; British accumulation of sterling]
Proposal for U.N. Stabilization Fund and a Bank for Reconstruction and Development (1)(2)
Board of Economic Warfare, Administrative, 1942
Board of Economic Warfare, British Foreign Trade Study (1)(2)
11 Board of Economic Warfare, International Finance Study, May 1942
Board of Economic Warfare, Relief and Reconstruction Study , May 1942
Board of Economic Warfare, Committee on Relief and Reconstruction, Minutes 1942
Board of Economic Warfare, General Studies, May 1942
Board of Economic Warfare, General Studies, June 1942 (1)(2)
Board of Economic Warfare, General Studies, July 1942
Board of Economic Warfare, General Studies, Aug.-Oct. 1942
Board of Economic Warfare, Memoranda by Hans Simon
Post-War Reconstruction and Financing, 1943-45 (1)-(5) [financing European reconstruction; reparations; the French franc; exchange rates; British sterling; inflation in Germany; German war financing]
International Monetary Fund, Preliminary draft of articles of agreement, July 1, 1944 (1)(2)
12 Preliminary Draft of Proposals for the Establishment of a Bank for Reconstruction and Development, July 10, 1944
Germany, Money and Banking, February 1945
Post-War Austria, 1946 (1)-(3) [economic and financial conditions in Austria]
Post-War Austria, 1947 (1)-(3)
Post-War Austria, 1948 (1)(2)
Post-War Austria, 1949
Gazette of the Allied Commission for Austria, September 1947
Gazette of the Allied Commission for Austria, January 1948
Gazette of the Allied Commission for Austria, April 1948
Controlled Materials Plan, 1951 [control of essential materials during war time]
Financial Problems of Western Europe, 1951
ELD State Department Position, 1951-1960
Germany and Berlin, 1950-53
Germany and Berlin, 1954-56
13 Germany and Berlin, 1957-59
Briefing Book on Germany (1)-(4) [speeches, press releases and publications re Germany, 1946-57]
Congress Hall, Berlin, 1957 (1)(2)
Congress Hall Scrapbook, Sept. 1957 (1)(2)
Documents from Congress Hall Scrapbook (1)-(4)
Congress Hall Booklets, 1957-58 (1)(2)
Congress Hall Clippings, 1955-58
Berlin Medical Teaching Center, 1959
14 Aid to Asia and Communist Economic Offensive, 1960-61
Africa Trip Report, 1960-61 (1)-(4)
Willy Brandt, 1960-1972
Underdeveloped Countries, Proposed Survey, 1961
Report re Situation in Europe, 1963 [GATT meetings, tariffs, EEC, EFTA. Berlin, Brandt, Adenauer]
Report re East Germany, 1965 [economic and political conditions]
Adenauer Funeral, 1967 (1)-(3)
Berlin Medical Center Dedication, 1968
Reports on Berlin, 1970-1973 [Four Power Ambassadorial negotiations, results of Berlin Wall]
Notes re Berlin, 1972 [student revolutionary activists, U.S. Berlin policy, role of U.S.]
Report on Germany, 1973 [issue of reunification, economic revival]
SERIES III: PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE AND MEMORABILIA, 1917-1984
Letters from France, June-July 1917
Letters from France, Aug.-Sept. 1917
Letters from France, Oct.-Dec. 1917
Letters from France, Jan.-Mar. 1918
Letters from France, Apr.-June 1918
Letters from France, July-Sept. 1918
Letters from France, Oct.-Dec. 1918
Letters from France, Jan.-May 1919
15 Diary re Refugee Relief Work, 1917-19 (1)-(3)
American Relief Work in France, 1917-19, Copy of Scrapbook (1)-(3)
Documents from Scrapbook (1)-(8)
Letters from Europe, May-Sept. 1921
Letters from Europe, Oct.-Dec. 1921
Letters from Europe, Jan.-July 1922
Letters from Europe, 1925-1926
Letters from Austria, Apr.-Aug. 1945
Letters from Austria, Sept.-Dec. 1945
Letters from Austria, Jan.-Mar. 1946
Letters from Austria, Apr.-June 1946
Letters from Austria, July-Sept. 1946
Letters from Austria, Oct.-Dec. 1946
16 ELD Correspondence, 1920
ELD Correspondence, 1932
ELD Correspondence, 1933
ELD Correspondence, 1934-37
ELD Correspondence, 1938
ELD Correspondence, 1942 [limitations of economic sovereignty, international monetary management, Austria]
ELD Correspondence, 1943-44
ELD Correspondence, 1945-1948
ELD Correspondence, 1949
ELD Correspondence, 1950-52
ELD Correspondence, 1953 [Jewish Restitution Successor Org., economic situation in Berlin, international monetary matters]
ELD Correspondence, 1954
ELD Correspondence, 1955
ELD Correspondence, 1956
ELD Correspondence, 1957
ELD Correspondence, Jan.-Apr. 1958
ELD Correspondence, May-Dec. 1958
ELD Correspondence, Jan.-Apr. 1959
ELD Correspondence, May-Aug. 1959
ELD Correspondence, Sept. 1959
ELD Correspondence, Oct. 1959
ELD Correspondence, Nov.-Dec. 1959
ELD Correspondence, Jan.-Aug. 1960
17 ELD Correspondence, Sept.-Oct. 1960
ELD Correspondence, Nov. 1960
ELD Correspondence, Dec. 1960
ELD Correspondence, Jan.-Mar. 1961
ELD Correspondence, April 1961
ELD Correspondence, May-July 1961
ELD Correspondence, Aug.-Oct. 1961
ELD Correspondence, Nov. 1961
ELD Correspondence, Dec. 1961 (1)(2)
ELD Correspondence, Jan. 1962 (1)-(5)
ELD Correspondence, Feb.-April 1962
ELD Correspondence, May 1962
ELD Correspondence, June-Sept. 1962
ELD Correspondence, October 1962
ELD Correspondence, Nov.-Dec. 1962
18 ELD Correspondence, Jan.-Mar. 1963
ELD Correspondence, Apr.-May 1963
ELD Correspondence, June-Dec. 1963
ELD Correspondence, Jan.-May 1964
ELD Correspondence, June-July 1964
ELD Correspondence, Aug.-Nov. 1964
ELD Correspondence, Jan.-Apr. 1965
ELD Correspondence, May-June 1965
ELD Correspondence, July 1965 (1)(2)
ELD Correspondence, Aug. 1965
ELD Correspondence, Sept. 1965 (1)(2)
ELD Correspondence, Oct. 1965
ELD Correspondence, Nov. 1965
ELD Correspondence, Dec. 1965
ELD Correspondence, Jan.-Feb. 1966
19 ELD Correspondence, Mar. 1966
ELD Correspondence, Apr. 1966
ELD Correspondence, May-June 1966
ELD Correspondence, July 1966
ELD Correspondence, Aug.-Dec. 1966
ELD Correspondence, Jan.-Mar. 1967
ELD Correspondence, Apr. 1967
ELD Correspondence, May-Sept. 1967
ELD Correspondence, Oct.-Dec. 1967 [book on American foreign policy]
ELD Correspondence, 1968 (1)-(3) [Richard Nixon--presidential campaign]
ELD Correspondence, 1969 (1)(2) [Nixon]
ELD Correspondence, 1970
ELD Correspondence, 1971 (1)(2) [article on John Foster Dulles, Vienna, Berlin]
ELD Correspondence, 1972 (1)(2) [situation in Berlin, Pentagon Papers]
20 ELD Correspondence, 1973 (1)(2) [Berlin]
ELD Correspondence, 1974 (1)(2) [critique of book by Hoopes, forward for book on enclaves, Adenauer, Willy Brandt, BBC interview, 1926 incident in Paris]
ELD Correspondence, 1975 (1)-(4) [trip to Vienna, Berlin, Willy Brandt, Austrian State Treaty anniversary, notes and comments on book by Townsend Hoopes, The Devil and John Foster Dulles]
ELD Correspondence, 1976 (1)-(3) [James Conant, Berlin, Four Power Agreements, book projects, Anthony Eden and John Foster Dulles re Suez]
ELD Correspondence, 1977-1979 [Pres. Woodrow Wilson and Sec. of State Robert Lansing, Berlin, interview by Herbert Parmet, comments on ELD’s memoirs]
ELD Correspondence, 1980-1984 (1)(2) [Pres. Wilson-Robert Lansing relationship, John W. Hanes, Jr. re John Foster Dulles, comments by ELD on book, President Eisenhower Open Skies Proposal by Walt W. Rostow, Berlin]
21 ELD Correspondence, undated (1)(2)
ELD Awards
ELD Biographies (1)-(4)
ELD Personal Home
Invitations from President Nixon
Miscellaneous Memorabilia (1)(2)
ELD Professional “99” [job-hunting, 1961-62]
ELD Sailboat drawings
ELD Youth for Understanding, 1968-1972 (1)-(3)
ELD Clippings, 1933, 1950-1951
22 ELD Clippings, 1953
ELD Clippings, 1954
ELD Clippings, 1955 (1)-(3)
ELD Clippings, 1956 (1)-(4)
ELD Clippings, 1957 (1)-(5)
ELD Clippings, 1958 (1)(2)
23 ELD Clippings, 1959 (1)-(5)
ELD Clippings, 1960 (1)-(3)
ELD Clippings, 1961
ELD Clippings, 1962 (1)(2)
ELD Clippings, 1963 (1)(2)
ELD Clippings, 1964 (1)(2)
ELD Clippings, 1965-1966
24 ELD Clippings, 1967
ELD Clippings, 1968
ELD Clippings, 1969-1971
ELD Clippings, 1972-1975
ELD Clippings, 1976-1980
ELD Clippings, undated (1)(2)
Clippings, General, 1952-1955
Clippings, General, 1969-1976
Clippings, General, 1977-1984
Allen Welsh Dulles, CIA Building
Allen Welsh Dulles, Speeches
Allen Welsh Dulles, CBS Interview, 1962
Allen Welsh Dulles, NBC Interview, 1965
Allen Welsh Dulles, Death and Funeral (1)-(3)
Allen Welsh Dulles, Clippings (1)(2)
C.I.A. and Intelligence, Clippings, 1952-1967 (1)(2)
25 C.I.A. and Intelligence, Clippings, 1952-1967 (3)
John Foster Dulles, Early Letters
John Foster Dulles, Prussian Finance, 1926
John Foster Dulles, Japanese Peace Treaty
John Foster Dulles, Speeches and Press Releases, 1939-44
John Foster Dulles, Speeches and Press Releases, 1947-50
John Foster Dulles, Speeches and Press Releases, 1954-61
John Foster Dulles Clippings, 1944-1980 (1)(2)
John Foster Dulles, Condolences re death of (1)(2)
John Foster Dulles, Miscellaneous
John Foster Dulles, Oral History Project
John Foster Dulles Papers, Princeton University (1)(2)
David Blondheim
David Dulles and Ann Dulles Joor
Margaret Dulles Edwards
Other Relatives
Austria Notebook, April-October 1945 [list of correspondence, daily log of activities, references to working papers, summary of problems]
Austria Notebook, October 1945-April 1946 [log, notes on Paris Conference]
26 Austria Notebook #1, Apr.-June 1946 [notes by ELD re her activities in Austria]
Austria Notebook #2, June-Aug. 1946
Austria Notebook #3, Aug.-Oct. 1946
Austria Notebook #4, Oct. 1946-Jan. 1947
Austria Notebook #5, Jan.-Apr. 1947
Austria Notebook #6, Apr.-May 1947
Austria Notebook #7, May-July 1947
Austria Notebook #8, July-Sept. 1947
Austria Notebook #9, Oct. 1947-Jan. 1948
Austria Notebook #10, Feb.-June 1948
Austria Notebook #11, June-Nov. 1948
Austria Treaty Notebook, January 1947
Diary, 1944
Diary, 1955 (1)(2)
Diary, 1957
Diary, 1958
Diary, 1959
Diary, 1960 (1)(2)
Diary, 1961
Diary, 1962
Diary, 1963
Diary, 1964
Diary, 1965
Diary, 1966
Diary, 1967
Diary, 1968
27 Notebook and Diary, 1930-1931
Notebook, 1952-54
Notebook, 1955
Notebook and Diary, 1956-1957
Notebook, 1957
Daily Diary, 1958
Notebook and Diary, 1958
Notebook and Diary, 1959
Notebook and Diary, 1960
Notebook, 1961
Desk Diary, 1962
Desk Diary, 1963
Desk Calendar, 1964
Desk Calendar, 1965
Desk Calendar, 1966
Desk Calendar, 1967
28 Desk Calendar, 1967-68
Desk Calendar, 1968
Notebook and Diary, 1950-1952
Notebook and Diary, 1955-1958
Notebook, Oct. 1961-Jan. 1962
Notebook re Family Matters, 1970
SERIES IV: SPEECHES, 1950-1984
Index to Speeches, 1956-1961
Speeches - General (1)-(4) [research notes and drafts; report on economy of Austria, 1962]
29 Speech Notebook (1)-(3) [briefing notes and speeches re Berlin and US foreign policy, 1950-56]
Oct. 23, 1952 Speech Draft
Oct. 29, 1954 Pennsylvania Association of Deans of Women, Bedford Springs, Pa.
Dec. 13, 1954 Associated Women of the American Farm Bureau Federation
Feb. 13, 1955 German Society of Pennsylvania
Sept. 1, 1955 VFW Ladies Auxiliary, Boston, Mass.
Oct. 24, 1955 Canadian Institute of International Affairs, Toronto
Jan. 17, 1956 RIAS Recording
Apr. 21, 1956 Chamber of Commerce, Alexandria, Va.
June 14, 1956 Hunter College, New York City
June 21, 1956 World Affairs Council, San Francisco (1)- (3) [OEEC and European Productivity Agency]
June 21, 1956 Workshop in International Legal Studies, Berkeley, California
June 26, 1956 World Affairs Council, San Francisco (no text)
June 28, 1956 Zonta International Convention, Sun Valley, Idaho
July 26, 1956 Outline for Cornerstone Ceremony (not used)
Oct. 29, 1956 Cosmopolitan Club, Philadelphia
Jan. 17, 1957 Albany, New York
30 Feb. 23, 1957 Free University, Berlin
Mar. 27, 1957 Buffalo Federation of Women's Clubs, Buffalo, New York
May 17, 1957 Women in Foreign Affairs Conference, Washington, DC
May 22, 1957 Women's National Republican Club, New York City (1)(2)
June 3, 1957 Western College, Oxford, Ohio
August 1957 Madame article
Sept. 27, 1957 Carl Schurz Award, Berlin
Nov. 8, 1957 Auburn, New York
Nov. 19, 1957 Georgetown Univ., Washington, D.C.
March 20, 1958 Speech Outline
March 21, 1958 International Relations Council, South Bend, Indiana
March 22, 1958 Kalamazoo, Michigan
April 9, 1958 Germany
Apr. 17, 1958 American Women's Activities in Germany, Wiesbaden, Germany
Feb. 21, 1959 University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Nov. 12, 1959 League of Women Voters, Watertown, NY
Feb. 19, 1961 Rye Forum, Rye, New York
Apr. 28, 1961 The 100,000 Club, Utica, New York (1)(2)
May 22, 1961 Auburn Theological Seminary Alumni Luncheon, New York City
Jan. 10, 1962 The Making of Foreign Policy
Mar. 4, 1963 Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah
Mar. 14-15, 1963 High Point College and Duke University, N.C.
Oct. 24, 1963 Wilson College, Watertown, NY
June 1965 Berlin
Sept. 19-20, 1966 Memphis, Tenn.
31 Nov. 16, 1966 Montreal, Canada
Feb. 19, 1968 Stanford Univ., Stanford, Calif.
Sept. 24, 1968 Memphis, Tenn.
Sept.-Dec. 1968 Speech Notes and Outlines
June 23, 1969 Henderson Central School
Sept. 20, 1969 Steuben Day, New York City
Feb. 23, 1973 Commonwealth Club, San Francisco, Cal.
Sept. 17, 1977 Congress Hall, Berlin, Germany
May 12, 1984 Berlin, Germany
Speech Notes, n.d. [African emerging countries]
SERIES V: TRIPS, 1948-1984
Austria Trip, Feb.-June, 1948
Berlin and Bonn, Jan. 4-25, 1953 (1)-(3) [economic and political situation in Berlin and Germany]
Berlin, June 12-23, 1953 [political factors in Germany, intercepted radio broadcasts]
Berlin, Nov. 1953
Berlin, April-May 1954 (1)(2) [topics of interest, review of Berlin press]
Berlin, Apr. 21-May 5, 1955 [Congress Hall]
Berlin, Jan.-Feb. 1956 [propaganda balloon incident, Free University]
San Francisco Trip, June 21-26, 1956
Berlin and Bonn, Sept.-Oct. 1956 (1)-(3) [Suez, review of Berlin press]
32 Berlin, Feb. 1957 (1)-(3) [non-German refugees, Soviet occupation of Eastern Europe--political and economic results, RIAS interview, Congress Hall]
Berlin, Sept.-Oct. 1957 (1)(2) [Congress Hall, Carl Schurz Medal, U.S. objectives in Berlin]
Berlin, Apr.-May 1958 (1)-(5) [Benjamin Franklin Foundation, review of Berlin press, summary of State Dept. dispatches and reports, Congress Hall, U.S. accomplishments in Berlin, press coverage of trip]
Berlin, Oct. 1958 [Sec. Dillon]
Berlin, Apr.-May 1959 [Berlin economy]
Berlin, July 1959 [remarks by ELD, review of Berlin press]
Berlin, Oct. 1959 (1)(2) [review of press]
Asia Trip - General, Feb.-June 1960 (1)(2) [Communist programs in Asia, foreign aid to Asia]
33 Asia Trip - Japan, Feb. 21-27, 1960 [aid and trade relations in SE Asia]
Asia Trip - Taiwan, Feb. 27-Mar. 2, 1960
Asia Trip - Hong Kong, Mar. 2-9, 1960
Asia Trip - Indonesia, Mar. 9-20, 1960
Asia Trip - Malaya, Mar. 23-25, 1960 [politics and economy of Malaya]
Asia Trip - Vietnam, Mar. 25-28, 1960 [economy and aid]
Asia Trip - Cambodia, Mar. 28-Apr. 2, 1960
Asia Trip - Burma, Apr. 6-12, 1960
Asia Trip - India, Apr. 13-May 2, 1960 (1)(2) [industry, agriculture, Nehru, U.S.I.S., economy, report on trip, Ford Foundation]
Asia Trip - Iran, May 15-19, 1960 [mutual security, development loan fund]
Portugal and Germany, Oct. 1960 (1)-(3) [Crusade for Freedom and Radio Free Europe inspection, Hungary-1956, monitoring of Communist radio stations, RFE organization, RFE Eval. and Analysis Dept., jamming, programming]
Africa Trip, Oct. 1960-Jan. 1961 (1)-(8) [Ethiopia-economic report, interview with emperor, political situation, ICA program, USIS program; comments on visits to 24 African countries; notes relating to Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya, Madagascar, Tanganyika, Zanzibar, Mozambique, Angola, Congo, Nigeria, Ghana, Togo, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Guinea, Mali, and Senegal]
34 Asia Trip-General Notes, Feb.-May 1961
Berlin, Dec. 1961 [Berlin crisis, aid to Berlin, memorial for Paul Hertz]
Latin American Trip - General, Jan.-Mar. 1962 (1)(2) [development needs, background information on countries]
Latin American Trip - Brazil, Jan. 28-Feb. 3, 1962 (1)(2) [anti-Communist org.- S.E.I., cold war, economy, reforms, markets, political parties, foreign capital and national interest, Communist tactics]
Latin American Trip - Uruguay, Feb. 4-5, 1962
Latin American Trip - Argentina, Feb. 5-8, 1962 (1)-(3) [background information, Alliance for Progress]
Latin American Trip - Chile, Feb. 8-13, 1962 [economic and political situation]
Latin American Trip - Peru, Feb. 15-17, 1962 [economic and political situation, aid]
Latin American Trip - Mexico, Feb. 21-Mar. 1, 1962 [background information, capital requirements]
Latin American Trip - Reports (1)-(3)
Berlin Trip, Apr.-May 1962
Berlin, Apr.-May 1963 (1)(2) [review of Berlin press, recent developments in U.S. foreign policy]
35 Austria Trip, Apr. 19-May 15, 1963
Berlin Trip, Oct. 17-19, 1963
Germany, June-July 1964 (1)(2)
Austria, May 1965 (1)(2)
Berlin and Bonn, June-July 1965 (1)(2)
Germany, June-July 1966 [notes re East Germany]
Berlin and Bonn, Jan.-Feb. 1967
Germany, June-July 1967 (1)-(3) [notes re talks with German leaders on economic, political, and diplomatic matters]
East Germany, Trip Notes, July 1967 (1)-(4) [political attitudes, economic conditions, morale, living conditions, etc.]
Germany Trip, Jan. 1968 [U.S.-Germany relations, foreign policy issues, Berlin]
36 Eastern Europe and USSR, June-July 1968 (1)(2) [living conditions, problems, issues, German reunification]
Berlin, Oct. 1968 (1)(2) [dedication of Free University Medical Center]
Isle Royale Trip, July 1969
Berlin, August 1969
Philippines and Japan Trip, Feb.-Mar. 1972
Berlin Trip, May 1974 [25th anniversary of Berlin Blockade]
Vienna Trip, May 12-20, 1975 [economic trends in Austria, arrival statement, U.S.- Austrian relations]
European Trip, May-June 1976
Berlin Trip, Sept. 1977 [Four Power Agreements, Mayor Stobbe, economic conditions]
Berlin Trip, Notes and Misc., Sept. 1977
Fiji Trip, Nov.-Dec. 1977 [descriptive report on visit]
China Trip, March-April 1979 (1)-(3)
37 China Trip, March-April 1979 (4)-(6) [report on government and agriculture in China, article on trip]
Germany, November 1982
Berlin Trip, May 1984 (1)(2) [35th anniversary of Berlin Airlift, remarks at ceremony, Berlin press review]
Lecture Trips, 1962
Lecture Trips, 1963 (1)(2)
Lecture Trip, 1964
Miscellaneous Trips [mutual security, Jordan]
SERIES VI: MANUSCRIPTS, 1919-1982
Subseries A: John Foster Dulles: The Last Year
Advance Uncorrected Proofs (1)-(9)
38 Manuscript #1 chapters 1-2
Manuscript #1 chapter 3
Manuscript #1 chapter 4
Manuscript #1 chapter 5
Manuscript #1 chapters 6-7
Manuscript #1 chapter 8
Manuscript #1 chapter 9
Manuscript #1 chapters 10-11
Manuscript #1 chapter 12
Manuscript #1 chapters 13-14
Manuscript #1 chapters 15-16
Manuscript #2 chapters 1-2
39 Manuscript #2 chapter 3
Manuscript #2 chapter 4
Manuscript #2 chapter 5
Manuscript #2 chapters 6-7
Manuscript #2 chapter 8
Manuscript #2 chapter 9
Manuscript #2 chapter 10
Manuscript #2 chapters 13-16
Outline
Notes (1)-(3) [early family history, life of JFD, list of Dept. of State personnel, Quemoy-Matsu time-table]
Early Drafts (1)(2)
40 Manuscript Drafts (1)-(16) [article-”What do we do at Duck Island?”]
41 Manuscript Drafts (17)-(24) [funeral service for JFD, presidential press conference remarks of concern to Dept. of State]
Interview with Dwight D. Eisenhower, June 14, 1962
Comments by Margaret Edwards
Comments by Nataline Seymour
Comments on manuscript (1)-(4) [purposes for writing this book, correspondence with Eisenhower, Llewellyn E. Thompson, John W. Hanes, Jr., Thomas E. Stephens, Robert Bowie, and others]
Correspondence, 1962 [Wm. B. Macomber, Walter S. Robertson, Cecil B. Lyon]
Correspondence, Jan.-Mar. 1963
Correspondence, Apr.-Aug. 1963 [Philip E. Mosely, Roswell P. Barnes-World Council of Churches, Walter Hallstein, and Dwight Eisenhower]
Correspondence, Sept. 1963 [Walter S. Robertson, list of people sent autographed copies, Eisenhower, Ralph J. Bunche, W. Averell Harriman]
42 Correspondence, Oct. 1963 (1)-(3)
Correspondence, Nov. 1963
Correspondence, Dec. 1963
Correspondence, 1964
Reviews (1)-(4)
Report of John Foster Dulles on Berlin Debt Discussion, June 15, 1933 (1)-(3)
Long Range Peace Objectives, Sept. 1941 [eight-point Roosevelt-Churchill declaration]
Middle East Proposals, Jan. 1957 [message to Congress by Dwight D. Eisenhower and John Foster Dulles]
John Foster Dulles Speeches, 1953 [foreign policy problems, Korean problems, religious faith, moral initiative]
John Foster Dulles Speeches, 1954 [UN Charter, Berlin, inter-American unity, Communism in the Americas, policy for security and peace, threat of Communist Asia, Korea, Geneva issues, challenge to freedom, Atomic Energy Act, free world unity, international unity, security in Pacific, communism in Guatemala, Manila Pact and Pacific Charter, partnership for peace, report to President & Cabinet, goal of foreign policy]
John Foster Dulles Speeches, 1955 [peace, foreign policies in Asia, principles in foreign policy, Pan-Americanism, report to the Pres., U.N., Middle East, the future, Geneva meeting of foreign ministers]
John Foster Dulles Speeches, 1956 [freedom, Asia, NATO, peace, Suez]
John Foster Dulles Speeches, 1957 [mutual security, peace, Communist China, disarmament and peace, NATO Conf.]
43 John Foster Dulles Speeches, 1958-59 [role of negotiation, interdependence of independence, experiment in human liberty, strategy of peace, lessons of Berlin, changing world, challenge of change, American Republics and world affairs, foundations of peace, problems of peace and progress, Far East, progress and human dignity, freedom, ending the cold war, role of law in peace]
John Foster Dulles Press Releases, 1949-52 [speeches and statements, liberty, foreign policy, Korea, treaty with Japan, Soviet threat, Asia, free world unity]
John Foster Dulles Press Releases, 1953 (1)-(3) [speeches, statements, and press conference remarks, blockade of China, liberation of captive peoples, security program at State Dept., trip to Near East and South Asia, Korea, NATO, morals and power, role of U.N., world communism, Iran, Jerusalem, Korean armistice, POWs in Korea, USSR-H bomb, Germany, Indochina, aid to Israel, Americans in Soviet prison camps, Laos]
John Foster Dulles Press Releases, 1954 (1)-(4) [speeches and press conference remarks, foreign policy, inter-American Conf., Communism in Americas, Indochina, Far East problems, NATO, Geneva armistice, SE Asia-domino theory, Guatemala, U.N.-China, atomic pool, Japan, EDC, partnership for peace, possible blockade of China, treaty with Taiwan, economic aid, Amb. Bohlen, Big Four Conf., military strategy]
John Foster Dulles Press Releases, 1955 (1)-(3) [speeches and press conference remarks, Tachen Islands, Asia, NATO, Formosa, principles in foreign policy, policy on neutrality, Big Four Conf., patriotism, religious faith, Far East, European security, U.S.-China talks, Berlin, Soviet armed forces, U.N., communism vs. freedom]
John Foster Dulles Press Releases, 1956 (1)-(3) [speeches and press conference remarks, U.N., Indochina, USSR, freedom, Cyprus, NATO, cold war, Philippines, Egypt, cost of peace, Suez Canal]
John Foster Dulles Press Releases, 1957 (1)(2) [speeches, statements, and press conference remarks, Chinese Communists, Pres. Tito, Suez Canal, Middle East, SEATO conf., Chiang Kai-shek, Korea, foreign aid, Japan, Eisenhower Doctrine, Egypt, International Atomic Energy Agency, Germany, Adenauer, Algeria, disarmament talks, Stassen, overseas bases, Taiwan]
44 John Foster Dulles Press Releases, 1957 (3)-(5) [Girard case in Japan, disarmament talks, visit by P. M. Kishi of Japan, our policies toward communism in China, Jordan, Korea, Algeria, USSR-Kremlin shake-up, Germany, Middle East, NATO, disarmament and peace, Israel, Syria, U.N., justice and law, testing nuclear weapons, Turkey, “new look,” Sputnik, inter-American affairs, OAS, gifts to and from foreign officials, Tunisia]
John Foster Dulles Press Releases, 1958 [possible Summit Conf., German
reunification, Saudi Arabia, nuclear testing, IRBM’s, USSR, Indonesia, France and Algeria, Eisenhower Doctrine, Lebanon, Suez, overflight]
Miscellaneous Speeches, 1955-1959 (1)-(3) [foreign relations, Trading with the Enemy Act, war claims, impact of U.S. on Europe, Berlin, refugees, Iron Curtain, East and West Germany, Free University, Soviet occupied zone of Germany, education, labor and communism, foreign policy]
Newspaper Cartoons, 1958 (1)-(3)
Clippings re JFD, 1944-62 (1)-(5) [Time “man of the year” issue-1954]
45 Clippings re death of JFD, 1959 (1)-(6)
John Foster Dulles Memorials (1)(2)
Subseries B: Dominican Action, 1965
Master Copy #1 (1)(2) [crisis in the Dominican Republic in April 1965]
46 Master Copy #2 (1)- (4)
Manuscript Drafts (1)-(12) [issues, personages, timetable for 1965 civil war, table of contents, drafts, notes, quotations, OAS]
47 Manuscript Drafts (13)-(16) [revolt timetable, table of contents, background, personages, role of Communists]
Correspondence re copyrighted material [accounts of Dominican crisis]
Correspondence re study of Dominican Republic (1)(2) [Center for Strategic Studies, analysis of Dominican crisis, committee report on crisis]
Notebooks [notes on Dominican crisis in 1965 and other crises, such as Lebanon, 1958]
Clippings and articles re Dominican Republic (1)-(9) [comments on the revolt by Sen. Fulbright, John Bartlow Martin, Thomas Mann, Adolf A. Berle, U.S. Imperialism, case study by Theodore Draper, council of OAS, the U.S. and Latin America, statements by the President, press conf. by Sec. Rusk]
48 Clippings and Articles re Dominican Republic (10)-(13) [analysis of the political changes, Trujillo, Juan Bosch, Joaquin Balaguer, transcript of the “Hammarskjold Forums” on the 1965 crisis in the Dominican Republic]
Subseries C: American Foreign Policy in the Making
Galleys (1)-(7)
Correspondence, 1964-65 (1)(2) [plan of book, chronology of events, suggestions by editors]
Notebook [notes, criticisms of foreign policy, intelligence digest, Germany’s problems, duties of Sec. Of State, Berlin, American embassies, types of decisions, policy planning]
Notebook re American Foreign Policy in the Making, 1967 [Lebanon, 1958, Guatemala, outline of book]
Notes, Outlines, Chronologies, and Background Materials for American Foreign Policy in the Making, 1963-1967 (1)
49 Notes, Outlines, Chronologies, and Background Materials for American Foreign Policy in the Making, 1963-1967 (2)
Research Papers: General (1)-(4) [Dean Rusk, Dulles’ press conferences, “A Day with Dulles,” internationalism, Korea-U.S. relations, the work of a diplomat, changes and methods in foreign policy]
Research Papers: Belgian Congo (1)-(7) [U.S. policy development, problems in Congo, world opinion, U.S. capabilities, key decisions, alternatives of action, world situation, personalities and leadership, chronology, Soviet Union, bibliography]
Research Papers: Cold War Crises (1)(2) [Suez-1956, Guatemala-1954, Korea, Congo, crises in general, bibliography, notes, and clippings]
Research Papers: Europe (1)(2) [articles on economic relations, Austria-1931-1945]
50 Research Papers: Guatemala (1)(2) [NY Times headlines and editorials, outline, bibliography, chronology of Communist penetration]
Research Papers: Latin American (1)-(3) [change in Latin America, U.S. strategic interests in Latin America, Rockefeller report]
Research Papers: Suez (1)(2) [bibliography, book reviews, chronology, characteristics of Suez crisis, Allied divergent views, Soviet role]
Research Papers: USSR (1)-(3) [Stalin, Lenin, Kremlin, U.S.-Soviet relations, speech by Khrushchev at 20th Party Congress on Feb. 25, 1956]
Drafts: General (1)-(3) [general comments and critique of book, bibliography, table of contents]
Drafts: Section I (1)-(6) [the Secretary of State, the ambassador, the Embassy, comments and critique of drafts, Sino-Soviet programs in under-developed countries, power of President]
51 Drafts: Section I (7)-(9) [foreign policy-dangers, opportunities, and methods, the “how” and “why” of foreign policy, the Men and the Institutions, Department of State]
Drafts: Section II (1)-(3) [“Two Decades of Foreign Policy,” chronology, index]
Drafts: Section III (1)-(6) [Guatemala-Monroe Doctrine, chronology, report by British Foreign Officer on changes in Guatemala, critique of chapter on Korea, comments on drafts, Soviet tactics, intervention in Guatemala, Berlin, Korea]
Drafts: Korea (1)(2) [draft of chapter, “The Test of Fortitude--Korea”]
Drafts: Guatemala (1)(2) [draft of chapter, “Guatemala--Test of the Monroe Doctrine, 1954"]
52 Drafts: Guatemala (3)
Drafts: Berlin [chapter draft, “The Communist Diplomatic Attack on Berlin and Germany”]
Drafts: Lebanon (1)-(3) [notes, background material, and chapter draft]
Drafts: Belgian Congo (1)-(4) [chapter drafts, Congo-background and U.N.]
SUBSERIES D: Autobiography, Eleanor Lansing Dulles: Chances of a Lifetime; A Memoir, 1964-1982
ELD Autobiography, 1895-1959 (1)-(4) [early draft of autobiography written in 1960's and mid-1970's]
ELD Autobiography, 1895-1975 (1)-(4) [synopsis of book, chapter outlines, chronology, and some chapter drafts written in late 1970's]
ELD Autobiography, Draft of German Edition, 1977 (1)(2) [partial draft in German, appears to cover her life into the 1930's]
53 Correspondence re Publication of ELD Memoirs, 1981-1982 (1)-(4) [arrangements for German edition]
Notes and Chronology for Memoirs, Chances of a Lifetime
Subseries E: The Wall: A Tragedy in Three Acts, 1969-1971
The Wall: A Tragedy in Three Acts,” Drafts (1)-(7) [drafts, outlines, and notes]
Notes re The Wall: A Tragedy in Three Acts, 1969-1970
Notes re The Wall: A Tragedy in Three Acts, 1971
Notes and Outline for The Wall: A Tragedy in Three Acts, 1971 (1)(2)
Notes and Draft Pages from The Wall: A Tragedy in Three Acts, 1971
Notes re Miscellaneous and Draft of The Wall: A Tragedy in Three Acts, 1971
54 Subseries F: Miscellaneous Articles, Papers, and Books, 1919-1982
“July Fourteenth,” Poem, 1919
Steel Craft, Newsletter, 1920
The French Franc, Correspondence re, 1928-1929 (1)-(3) [book reviews and correspondence]
Book Reviews by ELD, 1932-1978
Study of Economic Depression, 1933-1934 [foreword and chapter outlines]
“The French Franc in 1935" [article in Harvard Business Review, Winter, 1936]
“War and Inflation,” 1935 [pamphlet]
“Perpetual Motion and Investment Policy,” 1936 [pamphlet]
“Will Prices Take the Helm?”, 1936 [pamphlet]
“A Million Houses Search for a Market,” 1936 [pamphlet]
“War Investment Opportunities: An Historical Analysis,” 1942 [article in American Economic Review, March 1942]
“Bretton Woods Monetary Conference--Plans and Achievements,” 1944 [article in Foreign Policy Reports, Sept. 1, 1944]
“The Export-Import Bank of Washington: The First Ten Years,” 1944 [article in State Dept. Bulletin, Dec. 3, 1944]
Notes for Proposed Book on Communism vs. Capitalism, c 1950 (1)-(3) [notes, outlines, and bibliography]
“Effect of the U.S. Control System on Foreign Economies,” 1951 [article in Foreign Commerce Weekly, Dec. 3, 1951]
“The March of the Centuries Toward Unity,” Draft (1)-(3) [chapter outlines and drafts]
“Lansing, Robert,” Encyclopedia Article, 1959, 1967
Report, “Communist Programs in Asia and Effects on National Policies,” 1960 [information and opinions gathered on a trip to sixteen countries]
Book Reviews for Foreign Service Journal, 1962-1963
“Laurels for Adenauer, “ Article, 1963
“The End of the Adenauer Era,” 1964 [article in Bryn Mawr Alumnae Bulletin, Winter 1964]
55 Draft for Book on Acheson and Dulles, 1965 (1)-(3)
“EUROPE - 1966: An Outline” [a draft by ELD and Richard Wier]
Berlin: The Wall is Not Forever, Correspondence and Notes, 1966
Notes for Berlin: The Wall is Not Forever, 1966
Berlin: The Wall is Not Forever, Notebooks, (1)-(4)
Foreword for Berlin: The Wall is Not Forever, 1967 “No Laughter Here,” Report re East Germany, 1967
“An American in East Germany,” Report, 1967
“The Relations of Divided Germany and Berlin,” Chapter Draft, 1967
A.I.D., 1949-1969 [changes over twenty year period]
“Development Assistance,” 1969 [draft of chapter or article]
Economic Development, Report Draft, 1969
Paper re U.S. Policy on Vietnam in April 1954, 1969
56 “Time and Decisions,” 1969 [article in Forensic Quarterly, August 1969]
One Germany or Two, 1969 [outline of book, brochure, and preface]
Reprint of Part of Chapter 10 in One Germany or Two, 1970
“Berlin-Tomorrow,” Paper, 1971
U.S. Policy re Germany and Berlin, Draft of Paper, 1971
“A New Berlin,” 1973 [article in Atlantic Community Quarterly, 1973]
Notes re Proposed Acheson and J. F. Dulles Book, 1973
“East Germany,” 1973-1974
“Adenauer and Dulles,” Article and Notes, 1975-1976 [notes and chronology are in English, article is in German]
Foreword for Book, 1976
Proposed Acheson and J. F. Dulles Book, Outline and Chapter Drafts, 1976-1980 (1)(2)
Draft of Book Chapter re Japan, 1982
“The Two Decades, 1944-1965,” Paper, n.d. [Germany, Soviet Union, Iron Curtain, Berlin, Austria, Japan, China]
Miscellaneous Articles
SERIES VII: COLLEGE LECTURES, 1962-1971
Political Science 122, 1962-63 [course outline, bibliography, and final exam]
Political Science 185, Lecture Notes, 1963-1965 (1)-(8) [State Dept., foreign policy, international problems since WW II, Iron Curtain, Test Ban Treaty, Germany, Berlin, Austria, Marshall Plan, Greece, A.I.D. and development, goals of Communism]
57 Political Science 185, Lecture Notes, 1963-1965 (9)-(13) [State Dept., foreign policy, Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, problems and crises, the Secretary of State, Germany, Austria, Korea, EEC, chronology-1945-1948, Atlantic partnership]
Political Science 185, Notebooks (1)(2)
Political Science 185, Student Papers (1)-(3) [chronologies of events for 1945- 1955, State Dept., foreign affairs]
Political Science 186, Lecture Notes, 1964-1968 (1)-(5) [foreign policy, Guatemala, Africa, European partnership, AID and development, leadership, Japan, crises, Foreign Office operation, exam questions]
Government 291, Lecture Notes, 1963-1970 (1)-(9) [economic foreign policy, aid and development, internationalism, foreign economic problems, Germany, efforts at economic integration, balance of payments, centralized planning and free economy]
58 Government 291, Lecture Notes, 1963-1970 (10)-(19) [international economic problems, inflation, balance of payments, controls, cold war economics, East-West trade, exam questions, economic tools of foreign policy, Bretton Woods, International Monetary Fund, growth, economic integration, aid and development, gold and monetary system, Latin America, Communism, EEC]
Government 291, Lecture Plan, 1968-1969 (1)-(3) [Germany-economic diplomacy, world depression, IMF, GATT, balance of payments, new diplomacy, economic integration, Bretton Woods, exchange rates]
Government 291, Miscellaneous Notes, 1944, 1962-1969 (1)-(3) [exam questions, lecture on IMF and international monetary cooperation, articles on Bretton Woods monetary conference, GATT, speech on the “New Europe,” general business conditions, handbook of development aid, paper on gold and the international monetary system]
Government 292, Lecture Notes, 1963-1971 (1)-(2) [international economic problems, aid and development, Berlin, Africa]
59 Government 292, Lecture Notes, 1963-1971 (3)-(11) [development and underdevelopment, Latin America, Communist aid, Africa, the “gap,” Marshall Plan, Truman Doctrine, European integration, Sino-Soviet economic offensive, anti- Americanism, exam questions, course outline]
Government 292, Notes and Misc., 1970
Faculty and Student Notes, 1964-1970 [student assignments and outlines, exam questions]
Sources and Readings (1)-(5) [bibliography and reading lists re to foreign policy, economic tools of foreign policy, aid and development, Europe in world politics, political science, East-West trade, economic security, communism, and Soviet economy]
Printed Articles for Lectures (1)-(3) [foreign aid, foreign policy developments-1958, memo re Economic Operations Center in DOD, pamphlet-”Free World Growth and Progress” by George W. Ball, address on “Emerging Nations of Asia,” EEC, essays on history of currencies, negotiations involving Great Britain and EEC, George W. Ball TV interview]
60 Printed Articles for Lectures (4)-(10) [foreign aid, Soviet economy, NATO, CENTO, Sukarno, business conditions-1964, 1964 world population, LBJ's economic report- 1964, address by Gardner Ackley, CEA member, on jobs and prices, population trends-1964, address by Ackley on U.S. economic policies, the dollar in Europe, industrial production, prosperity, DOS circular re interdepartmental activities overseas, trade balance, credit problem, Israel and the Arabs, British devaluation- 1968, defense expenditures abroad, foreign travel spending, “The Third Force and the Atlantic Alliance,” the Atlantic Community and the Soviets, European Community, lend-lease settlement-1942, Germany-”Indispensable Ally”]
SERIES VIII: RESEARCH NOTES, 1919-1977
Notes re Aid (1)-(11) [address by Christian Herter on economic challenge in foreign policy, AID, statements by Walter Heller, chairman of CEA, underdeveloped countries, strategy of economic development, European Development Fund, 1958- 1961, economic cooperation, foreign aid, problems facing U.S. in helping less developed countries, characteristics of less developed countries, Communist aid, economic progress, Alliance for Progress, McNamara, Somalia, M. Blumenthal- world economic situation, aid activities of European Investment Bank, course outline, voluntary foreign aid programs, social change in non-western societies, Communist subversion]
61 Notes re Aid (12)-(16) [AID and Development, Soviet policy in underdeveloped areas, American business abroad, Address by D. Dillon re International Social Service, Berlin, Austria, Germany, Latin America, leadership, cold war, India, Communist aid to less developed countries, South Korea, World Bank, statement by David E. Bell, head of AID]
Notes re Aid to Africa, 1960-1968 (1)-(3) [Congo, speech by ELD-4-28- 61 re Africa, foreign policy of Ethiopia, growth of Communist influence in Africa, problems of regionalism]
Notes re Aid to Latin America, 1960-1969 (1)-(3) [Alliance for Progress, trends in economic growth, OAS-measures for economic cooperation, U.S. policy toward Cuba and Castro]
Notes re Aid to Lesser Developed Countries, 1961-1970 (1)(2) [cooperation, economic integration. Communist aid and pressure on less developed countries, economic data for the less developed countries, problems of less developed countries]
Notes re Balance of Payments, 1963-1970 (1)-(6) [gold, contingency planning, Britain’s approach, economic diplomacy]
62 Notebook re Editing of Book Draft, 1960
Notes for Books, 1969 [understanding the world, Dominican Crisis of 1965, Suez Crisis of 1956, Cuban Missile Crisis, Hungarian Revolt of 1956]
Notes re Book Drafts, 1971-1973 [Berlin]
Notes for Proposed Book, “Economic Potential and Political Goals,” 1950
Research Notes and Drafts re Berlin and East Germany (1)-(14) [access problems, standard of living, Communist tactics, labor and housing shortage, reunification policies, economic conditions, the Wall, Four Power negotiations, Congress Hall]
63 Research Notes and Drafts re Berlin and East Germany (15) [1961 crisis, Berlin enclaves]
Research Notes and Drafts re Berlin and East Germany, 1969-1970 [mistakes in handling Berlin Crisis, Soviet view, evaluation, JFK]
Notes re Berlin Blockade, 1954
Notes, Reports, Articles, and Clippings re Berlin, 1965-1966 (1)(2) [access problems, culture, education, and morale, strengths and weaknesses of Berlin, report on Berlin situation in 1959, bibliography, German pamphlet]
Notes, Correspondence, and Article re Berlin, 1977 [Quadripartite Agreement on Berlin, 1971; proposed Independent Commission on International Cooperation (Brandt Commission)]
Notes for Book re Berlin, n.d.
Notes re Commodity Prices, 1963-1965 (1)(2) [state trading vs. capitalist trading, East-West trade, bibliography, clippings]
Notes re Crises, 1962-1970 [EEC, NATO, foreign aid, Dominican Republic, list of foreign policy crises from 1960 to 1970]
Notes re European cooperation, 1961-1968 (1)(2) [European Community bulletins and press releases, monetary policy in Common Market, EEC background and developments, clippings, Austria]
Notes re Situation in Europe and Common Market, n.d.
Notes re Financial Institutions, 1963-1968 (1)-(4) [notes, clippings, and articles re Export-Import Bank, World Bank, IMF, Federal Reserve, monetary problems and international relations, and International Bank for Reconstruction and Development]
Notes and Outline re Operation of a Foreign Office, n.d.
Notes and Outline re U.S. Foreign Policy, 1945-1965 [summary of developments, Soviet policy, Cold War, China, Berlin, Indochina, Suez, Poland, Hungary, EEC, NATO, disarmament, Khrushchev, co-existence, Sukarno-Indonesia, Egypt-Nasser, alliances]
Notes re Foreign Policy, 1965
Notes re Foreign Trade, 1952 [U.S. exports before and after Korea]
Notebook re France, 1919 [addresses, expenses, drawings with architectural details]
Research Notes re the French Franc, 1927-1928 [wages, trade unions, strikes, conditions of work and health, employment, arbitration and mediation, labor movement, addresses, and expenses]
Clippings re Germany, 1955-1970 (1)-(3) [1944 pamphlet re mobilization of foreign labor by Germany in WWII, U.S. troop stationing in Germany, ELD speech on division of Germany-Nov. 12, 1959]
64 Clippings re Germany, 1955-1970 (4)-(18) [speech by James B. Conant, ELD remarks on July 25, 1959, speech by Ambassador Heinrich Knappstein-1965, Austrian Treaty, NATO, Congress Hall, Berlin, youth and anti-Americanism, foreign aid by West Germany, Germany’s foreign policy, anti-semitic incidents in Germany, death of Konrad Adenauer, JFK, European Community, West German politics and political parties, attitudes of youth in Berlin, housing problem in Berlin, Chancellor Erhard, Adenauer's farewell address-Oct. 15, 1963, Soviet report on U.S. propaganda show in Berlin-1960, Nigeria, Eastern Europe, summary of interview with Dr. Klaus Schoenthal on Jan. 22, 1968, numerous articles in German language]
Notes re Developments in East Germany, 1967 [reunification, U.S. policy]
Notes re Guatemala, 1964-1965 (1)(2) [outline of events leading up to 1954 takeover, bibliography, Monroe Doctrine, Colonel Armas]
65 Notes re Guatemala, 1964-1965 (3) [British Foreign Office report on events in Guatemala in 1954, bibliography]
Research Notes re U.S. Policy on Guatemala, 1964 [Caracas Conference-March 1954, chronology--1944-1954, bibliography, New York Times headlines and editorials on Guatemala for June 1954]
Notes re International Economics, 1959-1969 (1)(2) [European Community, current developments in USSR, Trade Expansion Act, France-economic problems and prospects, foreign aid]
Notes re International Trade, 1962-1970 (1)-(5) [economic integration, Germany and Austria, bibliography, Trade Expansion Act of 1962, GATT, trade talks, JFK, EEC, U.N. Geneva Conference-1964, Kennedy round of talks, Africa’s problems and progress, world economic outlook]
Notes re Korea, 1950, 1964 (1)-(3) [chronology and background material re Korean decision in 1950, clippings, newspaper headlines re Korea, Korea and the U.N.]
Notes re Monetary Cooperation, 1957-1970 (1)-(3) [clippings, articles, notes, papers, and publications, international monetary system, IMF, debt and developing countries, the economics of occupation, role of exchange rates in adjustment of international payments]
Notes re NATO, 1960-1966 [clippings, notes, and bibliography]
Notes re Population, 1963-1968 [world population data, composite view of American family, report-”The Population Dilemma”]
Notes re Social Security, n.d.
Notes re Soviet Satellite Countries, 1964, 1968 [Czechoslovakia, Kremlin, Hungary, Yugoslavia, clippings, notes, newsletter, and press release]
Miscellaneous Clippings [Panama Canal; Sen. J.W. Fulbright speech on France; Cyprus; book review, “The Decision to Drop the Bomb;” Oder-Neisse Issue; John Foster Dulles and communist threat; reassignment of Ambassador W. Tapley Bennett; world farm trade; railroad service]
Scrapbook 1960 [Eminent Society of Border Legionnaires certificate; Radio Free Europe Fund News; study tour of RFE facilities abroad; 10th anniversary Freedom Bell celebration]
66 Notes re Vietnam, 1965-1966 [clippings and book excerpts]
Miscellaneous Notes, 1950-1971 (1)-(12) [1959 chronology, communication, foreign policy changes, age of alliance, strengths and weaknesses of the international system, tools of foreign economic policy, East-West relations, rich and poor countries, Communism vs. Democracy, economic tools of foreign policy, atomic energy, Japan, EEC, U.S. commitments and cold war, developments-1961-1964, the State
Department, peace, role of change in foreign policy, key trends in the economy, U.N., bibliography, notes, clippings, pamphlets and publications, Youth for Understanding newsletter, 1946 chronology of events]
Miscellaneous Notes, 1961-1962, 1973
Miscellaneous Notes, 1963 [postwar development of U.N., John Foster Dulles, Treaty with Japan, NATO]
Miscellaneous Notes, n.d.
Outline, “A World Divided,” 1961
Outline re Working Women, 1973
67 Research Notebooks, 1951-1952, 1966-1967, 1970-1971 (1)-(6) [leadership, bibliography, democratic power and the people, notes on books re USSR, political parties, violence, slavery and freedom, the origins of Russian Communism, model of ideal man for whom State was created, Germany, Berlin, Cuba, U.N., China, Yugoslavia, propaganda, U.S. foreign policy, Latin America, Japan, Philippines]
Research Notebook re Berlin, 1957 [aid, Free University, problems]
Research Notebook re Political Man and Economic Potential, 1950-1951 [communism and democracy, East vs. West, values, government, economic aspects of political change, sources of power]
Research Notebook re Political Man and Economic Potential, 1951-1952 [goals, values, the state or government, economic relations, group action, man’s potential, solutions, notes for proposed book]
Notes re World Affairs Council Assembly, Nov. 1967 [Eastern Europe, Germany, NATO, Berlin]
68 Economic Notebooks, Vol. 2 [teaching notes and references, 1932-1935, money, monetary system, price levels, inflation, gold problem, economic fluctuations, business cycles, government finance, causes of depressions]
Economic Notebooks, Vol. 3 [notes re economic studies, 1929-35, notes on depression study, lists of books, sources, and interviews, chronology of events, 1920- 1935, causes and cures of depression, economic indices ]
Economic Notebooks, Vol. 4 [notes re economic studies, 1923-1933, alphabetical subject index, sources, tables on index of cost of living in U.S., index of employment in manufacturing, average hours per week per wage earner, general index of
production of manufactures, index of payrolls of manufacturing industries, and indexes of earnings, charts and statistical summaries]
Economic Notebooks, Vol. 5 [teaching notes re industry, 1933-1935, sources, problems of industry in prosperity and depression, “New Era,” international causes of depression, international influences on industry, New Deal]
Economic Notebooks, Vol. 6 [daily diary of economic events, 1934-1936]
Economic Notebook Feb.-May 1936 [teaching notes re industrial problems in prosperity and depression, production, sources, employment and unemployment, prices]
SERIES IX: SUBJECT SERIES, 1930-1982
69 Articles, Ads, and Reviews of ELD Books, 1930-1980 (1)-(3)
Berlin Award, Notes and Correspondence, 1975-1976
Berlin Crisis and Later Developments, Miscellaneous Materials, 1961-1964 (1)(2) [chronology, notes, reports, and articles]
Berlin Wall, Paper by Richard Merritt, 1981
Book Excerpt re Social Security Board by Mary W. Dewson
Conference with Hanes and O'Connor, Notes, March 20, 1963 [John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State, Dulles and Eisenhower relationship, Dulles making decisions, State Dept. organization and operations, McCarthy and loyalty-security hearings, homosexuals, summit meetings, discusses various personalities in the State Dept. and White House]
Correspondence re TV Documentary on Berlin Wall, 1980-1981 (1)-(3) [corres. with Gerald Ford-1981]
Interview with ELD, May 5, 1977 [early family life, ELD’s grandfather, John Watson Foster, his work as a diplomat and Secretary of State, Robert Lansing]
Interviews with General Lucius D. Clay, Dec. 20, 1965 and Feb. 3, 1967 [Berlin Wall, criticism of U.S. response to erection of wall, access rights to Berlin, Soviet negotiations with GDR, reunification issue, Sec. of State Rusk, excerpt from an oral history interview with an R. Amory re Berlin Wall ]
Miscellaneous Notes and Printed Materials
Notes re Film on Berlin Wall, 1980-1981 [description of essential scenes or shots, lists of key individuals]
Photographs, 1932-1982 [24 photos transferred to the audiovisual archives]
Sorenson Interview of ELD, 1973 [postwar situation in Austria, Soviet efforts in Austria, Erhardt, Mark Clark, Raab]
“The Untouchable State Department,” by Bryton Barron [critique of book critical of the Dept. of State, 1950s]
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