Hruska, Roman Lee, 1904-1999

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NEBRASKA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY COLLECTION RECORD

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Papers: 1943-1991; bulk 1953-1977 Omaha, Douglas County, Neb.: Lawyer; U.S. Representative/Senator Size: 285 cu.ft.

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

Born August 16, 1904 at David City, Nebraska, Roman Lee Hruska moved with his family to Omaha where he finished high school. Hruska attended the University of Omaha and the University of Chicago before graduating from law school at Creighton University in 1929. He practiced law in Omaha but soon became involved in politics. He served on the Douglas County Board of Commissioners from 1945-1952; served as vice president of the National Association of County Officials from 1951-1952; and served for a time as a member of the Nebraska Board of Control and on the Board of Regents of the University of Omaha.

Elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1952, Hruska represented Nebraska’s 2 nd District for one term. In 1954 he ran for and won the U.S. Senate seat vacated by the death of Sen. Hugh Butler. Hruska was re-elected three times and served until his retirement in 1976. Following his retirement Hruska moved back to Omaha where he lived until his death on April 25, 1999.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The collection covers the period of Senator Hruska’s Congressional service, from the 83 rd Congress in the House of Representatives through the 94 th Congress in the United States Senate; from January 1953 through January 1977. The bulk of the collection was organized into eighteen different series (see the Series Description below). Additional materials were added to the collection after the bulk was organized and inventoried, so they have not been incorporated into the existing series arrangement. These materials start on page 289 of this finding aid.

It is important for the researcher to realize that “time” in Congressional usage is measured by “Congress” as well as by “year.” Thus, for example, in many cases in this collection, the years 1955 and 1956 may also be referred to as the “84 th Congress, first and second sessions.” Again, these terms may be used interchangeably, sometimes even in the same set of files in any given period. Generally, the collection is organized as it was when in use in the Senator’s office. For the most part, “Legislative” files were maintained alphabetically within a system identified by the Legislative Committees and the “Departmental” files were segmented according to the titles, e.g. Personal, Photographs, etc.

During the Senator’s term, the filing system was changed several times, and a purely alphabetical arrangement was used on at least two separate occasions. While there are varying opinions on the value of each, the researcher should be aware of the problems which these changes may present in moving from one system to the other.

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Finally, it is important always to examine the Photographs series in any research within the other series. Since photographs often require special facilities for storage, all of them have been removed from their original files and have been assembled in one series in the collection.

SERIES DESCRIPTION

SERIES 1 – CORRESPONDENCE INDEX

The Collection begins with the correspondence index, which is contained in more than 36 cartons. The Index consists of a carbon copy of virtually every letter ever written from the office of Senator Hruska from 1953 until 1977, during his term in the House of Representatives and his 22 years in the Senate.

The Index does not contain incoming letters to which these were responses. Where such correspondence was kept, it, together with another copy of the Hruska letter will be found in other divisions of this collection. This series simply provides a means of examining letters written by Senator Hruska and the persons to whom that correspondence was directed. While perhaps of less importance, it is also a record of the volume or mass of material produced in the office of a United States Senator in office for roughly 24 years.

The researcher should not expect to find an additional copy of every letter contained in this index elsewhere in the collection, since certain categories of letters have not been preserved. For example, more than 12,000 case files have been removed from the Departmental series. In addition, such letters as invitations, requests for available governmental materials, simple acknowledgements, condolences, congratulations, etc. have not been retained, though a copy of practically all of them remains in this index. In all of these instances, the researcher will quickly discover that the purely routine nature of such correspondence permits it to be of interest in this collection only to the extent that it did justify either an original letter or a response directly from Senator Hruska.

SERIES 2 – PHOTOGRAPHS

This series consists of more than 4 cartons containing over 1,000 photographs. All photos are filed in manila envelopes by date from 1953 through 1976. In the event that several photos may relate to the same occasion, all of them have been filed together in the same envelope with the place and date typed on the edge. Where possible, all the persons in each photograph have been identified on the reverse side of the picture. In rare cases, a letter or other relevant descriptive material has been included in an envelope where it seemed appropriate to include it. Where two occasions occurring at different times are related to each other, that fact is noted on cross reference sheets contained in the appropriate envelopes, e.g. the five or six annual photographs taken at the Nebraska Centennial tree on the U.S. Capitol Grounds at Washington are cross-referenced one to another. It is recommended that any research made in any series in the collection should be accompanied by an examination of the photograph files under the appropriate dates.

SERIES 3 – SPEECHES

This series is contained in some 14 cartons. The speeches date from April 16, 1953 through the end of 1976, and are filed chronologically by date. The files contained in this section are of speeches made by

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Senator Hruska at public gatherings during his service in the United State Congress. It does not include speeches made on the floor of the House of Representatives or of the Senate, nor at hearings or other official appearances made by the Senator while in the performance of his congressional duties at the Capitol itself. Those remarks are contained elsewhere in the Collection.

Senator Hruska’s preference for delivery appears always to have been to speak from his own handwritten notes. In many of these folders, therefore, will be found the Senator’s notes from which he spoke. While some of the folders also contain a prepared speech, occasionally with the Senator’s underlining, the presumption must be that he spoke from notes and not from a prepared text. In addition to speech notes and other indications of the substance of the Senator’s remarks, these files contain the correspondence and memoranda attendant upon his appearance as speaker.

The series also contains records of “tours,” such as those made during the annual Lincoln Day recess of the Congress. In these files, there is seldom reference to a text for the reason that on such tours a formal speech was not necessarily the manner in which remarks were delivered. In such cases, it was often usual for the Senator to converse with those present, as at a “campaign coffee.” A record of remarks is, therefore, simply not available. Further, in this division may be found files recording the Senator’s participation in such occasions as NATO Conferences, during which time no formal speech was intended, but at which remarks, though not recorded, would undoubtedly have been made by Senator Hruska as well as by other participants. In some few cases, the file may contain a transcript of remarks by Senator Hruska when his host may have recorded the remarks for publication in a professional journal or elsewhere. Such transcripts remain in the files. Others might conceivably be available in the archives of the host organization.

SERIES 4 – PRESS RELEASES

There are two cartons in this series, containing press releases issued from Senator Hruska’s offices in Omaha or in Washington, between the years 1953 and 1976. They were maintained variously in flat files and in loose-leaf binders. In both cases, they have been retained in their original form, and in chronological order. While there is possibly some duplication in the two systems because of some overlap in them, the two sections taken together should contain a complete set of press releases. Press releases were not issued with precise regularity from Senator Hruska’s office, but rather were issued in conjunction with a more important speech, bill, or comment on a particularly important issue.

Each press release containing quoted remarks was designed to represent an exact quotation by Senator Hruska, and may be regarded as such in this collection. Of course, not all of his public statements were accompanied by press releases.

SERIES 5 – TELEVISION, RADIO & FILM

There are 14 cartons in this series. The materials date from 1956. Cartons 47 and 48 contain transcripts of television shows produced in the studios of the United States Senate in Washington, together with correspondence relating to them. Cartons 49 through 60 contain a total of 235 tapes, of which 218 are television tapes and 17 are radio broadcast tapes. In addition, there are five reels of 16-millimeter movie film made from television tapes.

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The TV tapes are records of appearances by Senator Hruska with various members of the U.S. Senate, the House of Representatives, members of the cabinet, the Vice President and other persons. Essentially, these tapes present a discussion of a topic of specific and current interest at the time. In many cases, the box containing each tape contains a notation describing the basic subject discussed together with the name of the other person or persons appearing with Senator Hruska.

Most of the cartons containing individual television tapes are identified only by a date on the individual box. It is uncertain whether that date always represents the same thing. For example, the date could mean either the date the tape was made, the date the tape was shown on television by the particular station, which received it, or the date it was returned to the Senator’s office. In all cases, though, the date can be considered an approximation of the time when the tape was actually recorded.

Additionally, the TV transcript themselves are dated. The fact, though, that a television tape box may bear the same date as a transcript should not be taken as indicating that the transcript and the tape are one and the same. Unfortunately, review of the tapes would be necessary in order to determine precise dates for the tapes, should that become desirable.

We are not able to say whether a copy of every tape made by Senator Hruska over the years is included in the collection.

Note: The cartons containing tapes and films have been transferred to the Audio-Visual Collections.

SERIES 6 – SPECIAL STATEMENTS

This series is found in Carton No. 61 of the collection and covers all years from 1952 through 1976. Essentially, it is composed of statements or articles written by Senator Hruska for publication. It includes items such as statements for graduating classes in yearbooks, articles in magazines, Law Review articles and reports of commissions on which Senator Hruska served as a member.

These statements were written primarily for inclusion in other than official government publications, so they will not be found in other series in the collection except incidentally. Moreover, since they were not produced with press coverage particularly in mind, there will probably be little connection between this series and those concerned with the press and TV coverage.

SERIES 7 – SCRAPBOOKS

This series is contained in boxes 62-65. It consists of all news clips and articles relating to Senator Hruska, which came to the notice of the office during the period from 1953 to 1977. Clippings for several years between 1953 and 1959 are sparse and may not be complete since they were in the files minus their binders. The source of this material was the various newspapers throughout the State of Nebraska and Washington, DC. In isolated cases, and by various means, clippings from other periodicals have been included. The scrapbooks have been compiled chronologically and were maintained in the files by year.

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SERIES 8 – NEBRASKA STATE FILES AND NEBRASKA PROJECTS

This series contains 13 cartons of files (Nos. 66-79). The distinction has been made throughout Senator Hruska’s terms of office between Nebraska “State” and Nebraska “Projects” files. They are retained in this collection in that fashion. Nebraska State files relate generally to any matter of then current interest to the state and/or people of Nebraska, whether it is the dedication of a new school in a Nebraska town, a special celebration such as the Nebraska Centennial, or the like. On the other hand, Nebraska Projects are loosely identified as construction studies and programs relating to or located in the State of Nebraska and which were proposals for action by the federal government, such as reclamation, flood control, interstate highways, etc.

Although these folders are filed by year, they are continuous from year to year, and often follow a given program from the initial feasibility studies through construction to completion. Others may be continuing beyond the end of Senator Hruska’s final term. Since this particular series may have some interest to the State of Nebraska beyond Senator Hruska’s special involvement with them, all materials contained in the files of whatever nature have been retained in order that they may contribute to a fuller understanding of the particular project, even though they may be materials of ready access from sources other than this collection.

SERIES 9 – BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS

This series is contained in three cartons, in two parts. First, in carton 80 are found the files and records of Senator Hruska’s service on the Boards of Directors of private institutions from 1955 to 1970. Specifically, the files involve Directorships at colleges, universities and foundations. Second, files pertinent to International Conferences and travels abroad by Senator Hruska are found in cartons 81 (1957-1962) and 82 (1964-1968). These materials are filed chronologically by year and include representation on NATO and IPU Conferences and International Agricultural Conferences at Bogota, Columbia (1959) and Beirut, The Lebanon (1964).

SERIES 10 – PRESIDENTIAL AND OTHER NATIONAL COMMISSIONS

Cartons 83 through 98 contain all the files pertinent to Senator Hruska’s membership on Commissions to which appointment was made by a President of the United States. He has served on at least one Commission under every President from Eisenhower through Ford. Because these commissions may very well be of interest to researchers beyond the service of Senator Hruska on them, the entire record kept in the office has been preserved here including all hearings available and other materials assembled during the life of the Commission.

It will be of interest to researchers to compare the nature of the Commissions with other activities by Senator Hruska. For example, his continuous service on the Senate Judiciary Committee is additionally significant in light of his service on the Commission relating to Crime and Violence as well as his involvement with the Criminal Code Reform legislation. Likewise, his service on the several international food conferences and the National Commission on Food Marketing bear directly on his active interest in Beef Imports legislation and its relation to the cattle industry of his Nebraska constituents.

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SERIES 11 – SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE VIEWS OF SENATOR ROMAN L. HRUSKA

This series is contained in one carton (No. 99) and part of another. It consists almost entirely of Committee Hearings and Reports of Committees of the Senate. Since no systematic effort has heretofore been made to collect these materials in one place, the division is not complete. It must, therefore, be used in conjunction with the complete hearings and reports collections contained in depository libraries.

In addition to the copies of hearings testimony included here, the front folder in the division contains microfilm. That film is of the card catalogue maintained by the U.S. Senate Library at the Capitol in Washington of all the appearances as a witness before Senate committees of every Senator during his term of office. It is complete, in the case of Senator Hruska, from 1954 through 1974.

In addition to Hearings volumes, this series contains some Reports of Senate Committees. Upon reporting a bill to the floor for consideration by the Senate, a report is written by the majority of the committee to make its recommendations to the full Senate. When other Senators on that committee hold views, which differ from the majority, they may also write “additional, individual, supplemental, separate or minority”, views on the subject, which are appended to the end of the Committee Report. It is often in this place that the comments of a Senator are especially important and where his views are particularly valuable. These reports, as well as the Hearings in this division of the collection are not to be considered exhaustive or complete with respect to Senator Hruska and must be supplemented as above described.

SERIES 12 – CONGRESSIONAL RECORD REMARKS

There are six cartons (No. 100-104(a)) in this series of the collection. The division contains clippings from the Congressional Record from 1954 through 1976, which record all of the remarks made by Senator Hruska on the Floor during his terms in the House of Representatives and the United States Senate. The files are kept by date. The remarks of the early years were maintained in flat files; those of the later years in loose-leaf notebooks, again by date. There is no subject matter index included with these clippings. The Index to each volume of the Congressional Record, in all depository libraries, however, will give a convenient reference by subject. Correspondence with respect to Senator Hruska’s floor remarks is included in this series.

SERIES 13 – VOTING RECORDS

A complete record of the votes cast by Senator Hruska in the Senate from January 1955 through 1976 is contained in cartons 105 through 109 of the collection. It is loose-leaf bound printed material prepared by the Republican Policy Committee of the Senate. Each record vote is recorded by date and vote number in the particular session of the Senate. The vote of each Senator and the total yea-nay record is included. In addition, a synopsis of the particular measure being voted is included along with a resume of the pro and con arguments offered in debate on the subject.

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SERIES 14 – LEGISLATION—RLH BILLS

The “RLH Bills” Series of this collection contains 11 cartons of files organized by Congress. They include almost 1,000 specific legislative proposals from the 83 rd through the 94 th Congresses. The individual folders are filed by the original number assigned by the Senate to that legislative proposal at the time it was introduced by the principal sponsoring Senator. By far, the greater percentage of these bills will appear under an “S” number designation; the “S” representing a bill originally introduced in the Senate. Other designations to be found in the collection identify Resolutions in the Senate and Bills and Resolutions introduced originally in the House of Representatives.

A number of these bills will be seen to be “private bills.” Their numerical designation does not indicate this distinction, and they are treated legislatively equally in every sense with “Public bills.” They are, however, recognizable in substance as relating to “relief” for a particular individual person. If enacted, therefore, they afford the requested relief to that person, but they do not enter the general body of federal public law.

A great deal of legislation is done in Committees of the Congress, and often in previously unwritten form, on the Floor of the Senate. This series of bills, therefore, does not represent a complete list of Senator Hruska’s legislative proposals. It would be necessary to examine the executive minutes of Congressional Committees and the Congressional Record of the appropriate time in order to determine the nature of other proposals made by Senator Hruska, which have become part of the law.

SERIES 15 – LEGISLATIVE FILES

There are 54 cartons (Nos. 121-174) in this series, which contain correspondence written to constituents and other persons relating to pending legislation on all subjects. The carbon copy of the letter sent by Senator Hruska is in most cases appended to the letter from the addressee to which the Senator’s letter is a response. Continued correspondence with the same person on the same issue is stapled together, though there may well be instances where a separate exchange of letters on the same subject is files separately. Included in this series (carton 121) is a copy of every “Robotype” letter used in answering volume mail from 1955 to 1976.

These files are arranged, where possible, alphabetically under the name of the appropriate Congressional Committee, since all legislation must be referred to specific Committees for action in the Senate. There are two exceptions to this arrangement:

First: Files on the Judiciary Committee (cartons 122-127) and the Appropriations Committee (cartons 128-133) have been lifted from appropriate order and placed at the beginning of the series since they were the principal legislative committees on which Senator Hruska served and, consequently, will be found to be more detailed and complete than most others.

Second: Several times over the years, filing systems different from the one above described were tried, usually with unfortunate results. They are found to be generally a simple alphabetical system. They have been left as they were used but the researcher should be aware of these changes.

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Finally, the researcher is reminded that, in the case of the Appropriations Committee files, files designated by year might cause problems since many of those files are titled by “fiscal” year rather than “calendar” year, fiscal year preceding calendar year by one (e.g. fiscal 1977 appropriations bills, until the new Budget Committee structure of the Congress were considered during calendar 1976.)

SERIES 16 – DEPARTMENTAL FILES

Cartons 175 through 200 contain correspondence between Senator Hruska and the various Departments of the Executive Branch of the federal government. Such correspondence would include letters between the members of the Cabinet, the President and Vice President. Filed with Senator Hruska’s letter is the “incoming” correspondence to which his letter is a response. Virtually every letter in this series is duplicative of those contained in the Index series of this collection.

A large portion of the correspondence in this series has been destroyed. This is especially true of letters which are included in the definition “Case Work,” which were determined by Senator Hruska to be personal in nature and private to the specific correspondent and of no listing historical importance generally. “Case Work” may be defined as that correspondence involved in the Senator’s effort to assist constituents with problems arising from their particular relation with the federal government. More than 12,000 of these files extending from 1953 to 1977 have been destroyed.

The series also includes files maintained in the office on those applicants for appointment by Senator Hruska to the various service academies who actually graduated from those academies or who are currently serving in those academies on the date of Senator Hruska’s retirement from the Senate. Several hundred other such files of applicants who did not enter, or who did not complete his career in the academy have been destroyed.

SERIES 17 – RLH PERSONAL

This series contains “personal” files, correspondence, appointment schedules and visitors’ registers. Essentially, the included correspondence is interesting perhaps in itself because of some factor in addition to its content. There are several folders of invitations of various sorts gleaned from several drawers of invitations received by Senator Hruska during his service in Congress. They have been selected from among those accepted and those declined to indicate the wide range of functions to which Senators in their official capacity are invited. Other letters and files have been included here which are thought to be of interest beyond the position they would otherwise have had elsewhere in the collection.

This series also contains the office register of every appointment kept by Senator Hruska during his entire service in the Senate, together with daily schedule notes. While it is possible that in rare cases his schedule may not have been rigidly adhered to, these two accounts together reflect on a daily basis the Senator’s hourly movements and the persons with whom he visited. Finally, there are also included here the guest registers from the Washington office. Every person who called at the Senator’s office is listed here, generally with his or her own signature.

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SERIES 18 – MICROFILM SERIES

For several years, roughly 1952-1970, many, though not all, of the files for those years in the office of Senator Hruska were microfilmed. Some others from prior years were microfilmed also, though not completely. Later, microfilming was stopped; in some series without completing a full year.

This series contains those microfilm reels which supplement the paper files to complete a series where papers were destroyed upon having been microfilmed. All of the microfilm in this collection are contained in carton number 213, and this register indicates the other series of this collection which are completed or enhanced by reference to the microfilm series.

There were some microfilm reels which are not included in this series, and which have been destroyed. They consisted, largely, of film of casework which were not intended to be microfilmed, but which, inadvertently, were included in those so processed. Consequently, when the decision was made to destroy casework files, as explained elsewhere in this register, the pertinent microfilm were also discarded.

Note: As noted previously, additional materials have been added to the collection since it was first organized and inventoried. These materials have not been assigned to any given series, but an inventory of these materials starts on page 289 of this finding aid.

CONTAINER LIST

SERIES 1 – GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE

Box 1 83 rd Congress A-He Folder

1. A-Reference 2. B-Bl 3. Bo-By 4. C-Cl 5. Co-Cz 6. D 7. Ew-Ey 8. Fa-Fw 9. Ga-Gy 10. H-He

Box 2 83 rd Congress Hi-O Folder

1. Hi-Hy 2. I 3. J 4. K –Kl

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5. Kn-Kv 6. La-Lys 7. Mc 8. M-Me 9. Mi-My 10. N 11. O

Box 3 83 rd Congress P-Z Folder

1. P 2. Raa-Ryl 3. S-Sl 4. Smith-Sy 5. T 6. U 7. V 8. W 9. X, Y, Z

Box 4 84 th -85 th Congress A-Brown Folder

1. Aa-Adams 2. Adamson-Ak 3. Ala-Alk 4. All-Alw 5. American 6. American Ambassadors, Consuls, Embassy, Etc. 7. Am-Anderson 8. An-Ap 9. Ar 10. As-At 11. Au-Ay 12. Baa-Bah 13. Bai-Baldwin 14. Bal-Ban 15. Bara-Barn 16. Baro-Bas 17. Bat-Bay 18. Bea-Bec 19. Bed-Bel 20. Bem-Ben 21. Ber 22. Bes – Bij

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23. Bil-Biz 24. Bla-Ble 25. Bli-Bly 26. Boa-Bok 27. Bol-boo 28. Book Messages 29. Bor-Bov 30. Bow-Boy 31. Braa-Bran 32. Bras-Bre 33. Bri 34. Bro 35. Brown

Box 5 84 th -85 th Congress Bru-Doy Folder

1. Bru-Bry 2. Bua-Buk 3. Bul-Burk 4. Burl-Bury 5. Bus-By 6. Caa-Cal 7. Cam-Can 8. Cap-Carp 9. Carr-Cary 10. Cas-Ce 11. Cha 12. Che-Chl 13. Cho-Ci 14. Clarke-Clarke 15. Cla-Cle 16. Cli-Cod 17. Coe-Coh 18. Col 19. Com-Conr 20. Cons-Coo 21. Cop-Cor 22. Cos-Coy 23. Cra-Cre 24. Cri-Cry 25. Cua-Cur 26. Cus-Cy 27. Daa-Dam 28. Dan-Dau 29. Davis

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30. Dav-Day 31. Dea-Dek 32. Del-Dem 33. Den-Dey 34. Dia-Die 35. Dif-Dix 36. Doa-Dol 37. Dom-Dor 38. Dos-Doy

Box 6 84 th -85 th Congress Dr-Ham Folder

1. Dr 2. Dua-Dun 3. Dup-Dy 4. Ea-Ec 5. Ed-Eh 6. Ei-Elk 7. Ell-Em 8. En-Er 9. Es-Ey 10. Faa-Far 11. Fas-Fek 12. Fel-Fh 13. Fia-Fir 14. Fis-Fk 15. Fl-Fn 16. Foa-For 17. Fos-Fq 18. Fra-Frd 19. Fre-Frh 20. Fri-Ft 21. Fu-Fz 22. Gaa-Gaq 23. Gar-Gat 24. Gau-Gen 25. Geo-Gid 26. Gie-Gk 27. Gl-God 28. Goe-Gol 29. Gom-Gor 30. Gos-Grah 31. Grai-Grd 32. Grea-Gree 33. Gref-Gri

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34. Gro-Gt 35. Gu-Gz 36. Haa-Hah 37. Hai-Hal 38. Ham

Box 7 84 th -85 th Congress Han-Kaa Folder

1. Han-Haq 2. Hara-Harq 3. Harr 4. Hart-Has 5. Hat-Hd 6. Hea-Heh 7. Hei-Hel 8. Hem-Heo 9. Hep-Her 10. Hes-Hh 11. Hia-Hilk 12. Hill-Hio 13. Hip-Hod 14. Hoe-Hok 15. Hol 16. Hom-Hoq 17. Hor-Hou 18. Hov-Ht 19. Hruska-Personal 20. Hruska, Senator 21. Hua-Hug 22. Huh-Huq 23. Hur-Hz 24. Ia-In 25. Io-Iz 26. Jaa-Jad 27. Jae-Jd 28. Je-Jog 29. Joh 30. Joi-Joq 31. Jor-Jz 32. Kaa-Kao

Box 8 84 th -85 th Congress Kar-Mary Folder

1. Kap-Kd

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2. Kea-Kek 3. Kel 4. Kem-Keq 5. Ker-Kh 6. Kia-Kim 7. Kin-Kk 8. Kl-Km 9. Kn 10. Ko-Kq 11. Kr-Kt 12. Ku-Kz 13. Laa-Lam 14. Lan-Lar 15. Las-Lax 16. Lay-Led 17. Lee-Lek 18. Lel-Les 19. Let-Lev 20. Lew-Lie 21. Lif-Lin 22. Lio-Ln 23. Loa-Lom 24. Lon-Lou 25. Lov-Lue 26. Luf-Lz 27. Maa-Mad 28. Mae-Mam 29. Man-Maq 30. Mara-Marr 31. Mars-Marz

Box 9 84 th -85 th Congress Mau-Oz Folder

1. Mas-Mat 2. Mau-Mb 3. McA-McCl 4. McCo-McD 5. McE-McG 6. McH-McK 7. McL-McO 8. McP-Md 9. Mei-Meq 10. Mer-Met 11. Meu-Mh 12. Mia-Milk

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13. Milla-Millg 14. Millh-Mim 15. Min-Miz 16. Moa-Mom 17. Mon-Moq 18. Mora-Morq 19. Morr-Morz 20. Mos-Mt 21. Mua-Mul 22. Mum-Mur 23. Mus-Mz 24. Na-Nd 25. Nea-Nev 26. New 27. Newa-Nh 28. Ni-Noq 29. Nor 30. Nos-Nz 31. Oa-Oe 32. Of-Ol 33. Om-Or 34. Os-Oz

Box 10 84 th -85 th Congress Paa-Ry Folder

1. Paa-Paq 2. Par 3. Pas-Pd 4. Pea-Pem 5. Pen-Per 6. Pes-Pez 7. Pf-Ph 8. Pi-Pk 9. Pl-Pok 10. Pol-Por 11. Pos-Pq 12. Pra-Prn 13. Pro-Pz 14. Q-Ram 15. Ran-Rd 16. Rea-Ree 17. Ref-Rek 18. Rel-Rg 19. Ria-Ric 20. Rid-Rim

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21. Rin-Rn 22. Roa-Rob 23. Roc-Rof 24. Rog-Ror 25. Rosa-Rosh 26. Rosi-Rov 27. Row-Rum 28. Run-Rz

Box 11 84 th -85 th Congress S-Thi Folder

1. Saa-Saj 2. Sak-Sao 3. Sap-Sb 4. Sca-Schd 5. Sche-Schk 6. Schl-Schm 7. Schn-Schq 8. Schr-Schv 9. Schw-Schz 10. Sci-Sd 11. Sea-Sej 12. Sek-Sg 13. Sha-Shd 14. She-Shh 15. Shi-Shz 16. Sia-Sil 17. Sim-Siq 18. Sip-Sl 19. Sm-Sn 20. Smith, A-H 21. Smith, I-Z 22. So 23. Spa-Sph 24. Spi-Ss 25. Staa-Stao 26. Stap-Stee 27. Stef-Steq 28. Ster-Stev 29. Stew-Stn 30. Sto-Stq 31. Str-Stt 32. Stu-Stz 33. Su-Sv 34. Sw-Sz

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35. Ta-Td 36. Te-Thn

Box 12 84 th -85 th Congress Tho-Z Folder

1. Tho-Thq 2. Thr-Tn 3. To-Tq 4. Tr-Tt 5. Tu-Tz 6. U 7. Union-United 8. Va-Vd 9. Ve-Vn 10. Vo-Vz 11. Waa-Wak 12. Wala-Walj 13. Walm-Waq 14. War 15. Was-Wd 16. Wea-Weh 17. Wei-Wek 18. Wel-Wer 19. Wes-Wg 20. Wha-White 21. Whi-Whz 22. Wia-Wik 23. Wila-Wilk 24. Will 25. Wilm-Wilz 26. Wim-Wiq 27. Wir-Wn 28. Woa-Won 29. Woo-Woq 30. Wor-Wz 31. X-Y 32. Z

Box 13 86 th -87 th Congress A-B Folder

1. Aa-Adams 2. Ad-Ak 3. Aeschbacher, W.D. 4. Ala-Alk

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5. All-Alz 6. American 7. Am-Anderson 8. An-Aq 9. Ar 10. As-At 11. Au-Az 12. Baa-Bah 13. Bai-Baldwin 14. Bal-Baq 15. Bara-Barn 16. Frank Barr 17. Baro-Bas 18. Bat-Bd 19. Bea-Bec 20. Bed-Bel 21. Bem-Beq 22. Berkebile, John W. 23. Ber 24. Bes-Bik 25. Bil-Bk 26. Birdsall, W.E., Director 27. Bla-Blh 28. Bli-Bn 29. Boa-Bok 30. Book wires 31. Bol-Boq 32. Bor-Bov 33. Bow-Bq 34. Braa-Brar 35. Bras-Brh 36. Bri-Brn 37. Brown 38. Bro-Brt 39. Bru-Bt 40. Bua-Buk 41. Bul-Burk 42. Burl-Burz 43. Bus-Bz

Box 14 86 th -87 th Congress C-Fei Folder

1. Caa-Cal 2. Cam-Cao 3. Cap-Carq

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4. Carr-Carz 5. Cas-Cg 6. Cha-Chd 7. Che-Chn 8. Cho-Ck 9. Clark-Clarke 10. Cla-Clh 11. Cli-Cn 12. Coe-Cok 13. Col 14. Com-Conr 15. Cons-Coo 16. Cop-Cor 17. Cos-Coz 18. Cra-Crh 19. Crosby, Robert B., Attorney 20. Cri-Ct 21. Curtis, Carl T., Hon. 22. Cua-Cur 23. Cus-Cz 24. Daa-Dam 25. Dan-Dau 26. Davis 27. Dav-Dd 28. Dea-Dek 29. Del-Dem 30. Dennis, S.E. (Everett) 31. Den-Dh 32. Dia-Die 33. Dif-Diz 34. Doa-Dol 35. Dom-Dor 36. Dos-Dq 37. Dr-Dt 38. Dua-Duo 39. Dup-Dz 40. Ea-Ec 41. Ed-Eh 42. Ei-Elk 43. Ell-Em 44. En-Er 45. Es-Ez 46. Faa-Far 47. Fas-Fek

Box 15 86 th -87 th Congress Fel-Hol

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Folder

1. Fel-Fh 2. Fia-Fir 3. Fis-Fk 4. Fl-Fn 5. Foa-For 6. Fos-Fq 7. Fra-Frd 8. Fre-Frh 9. Fri-Ft 10. Fu-Fz 11. Gaa-Gaq 12. Gar-Gat 13. Gau-Gen 14. Geo-Gid 15. Gie-Gk 16. Gl-God 17. Goe-Gol 18. Gom-Got 19. Gos-Grah 20. Grai-Grd 21. Grea-Gree 22. Gref-Grn 23. Gro-Gt 24. Gu-Gz 25. Haa-Hah 26. Hall, Elizabeth - Perkins County 27. Hai-Hal 28. Ham 29. Hanks, J.W. - Sheridan County 30. Han-Haq 31. Hara-Harq 32. Harr-Hars 33. Hasselbalch, Earl - Boone County 34. Hart-Has 35. Hat-Hd 36. Hea-Heh 37. Hei-Hel 38. Hennings, Thomas C., Jr. (Deceased) 39. Hem-Heo 40. Hep-Her 41. Heg-Hh 42. Hia-Hilk 43. Hill, Charles W. - Buffalo County 44. Hill-Hio

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45. Hip-Hod 46. Hoe-Hok 47. Hol

Box 16 86 th -87 th Congress Hom-Lin Folder

1. Hom-Hoq 2. Hor-Hou 3. Hromadka, M.L. - WBFA 4. Hov-Ht 5. Hua-Hug 6. Hulick, R.L. - P.O. Dept 7. Huh-Huq 8. Hur-Hz 9. Ia-In 10. Io-Iz 11. Jaa-Jad 12. Jae-Jd 13. Je-Jog 14. Johnson 15. Joh 16. Joi-Joq 17. Jor-Jz 18. Kaa-Kao 19. Kap-Kd 20. Kea-Kek 21. Kel 22. Kennedy, C. Howard - Custer County 23. Kem-Keq 24. Ker-Kh 25. Kia-Kim 26. Kin-Kk 27. Kl-Km 28. Kn 29. Ko-Kq 30. Kr-Kt 31. Kutak, Robert 32. Ku-Kz 33. Laa-Lam 34. Lan-Lar 35. Las-Lax 36. Lay-Led 37. Lee-Lek 38. Lel-Les 39. Let-Lev

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40. Lew-Lie 41. Lif-Lin

Box 17 86 th -87 th Congress Lio-Nor Folder

1. Lio-Ln 2. Loa-Lom 3. Lon-Lou 4. Lov-Lue 5. Luf-Lz 6. Maa-Mad 7. Mae-Mam 8. Man-Maq 9. Mara-Marr 10. Mars-Marz 11. Mas-Mat 12. Mau-Mb 13. McArthur, Alan D. 14. McA-McCl 15. McCo-McD 16. McGrath, Raymond E. 17. McE-McG 18. McH-McK 19. McL-McO 20. MCp-Md 21. Mei-Meq 22. Mer-Met 23. Meu-Mh 24. Mia-Milk 25. Milla-Millg 26. Millh-Mim 27. Min-Mn 28. Moa-Mom 29. Mon-Moq 30. Mora-Morq 31. Morr-Morz 32. Mos-Mt 33. Mua-Mul 34. Mum-Mur 35. Mus-Mz 36. Na-Nd 37. Nea-Nev 38. New 39. Newa-Nh 40. Ni-Noq

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41. Nor

Box 18 86 th -87 th Congress Nos-Schl Folder

1. Nos-Nz 2. Oa-Oe 3. Of-Ol 4. Om-Or 5. Os-Oz 6. Paa-Paq 7. Par 8. Paulsen, Edward G. 9. Pas-Pd 10. Peetz, John, Jr. 11. Pea-Pem 12. Pen-Per 13. Pes-Pez 14. Pf-Ph 15. Pi-Pk 16. Pl-Pok 17. Pol-Por 18. Pos-Pq 19. Pra-Prn 20. Pro-Pz 21. Raab, William 22. Q-Ram 23. Ran-Rd 24. Rea-Ree 25. Reinert, Rev. Carl M., S.J 26. Ref-Rek 27. Rel-Rg 28. Ria-Ric 29. Rid-Rim 30. Rin-Rn 31. Robison, Philip H. 32. Roa-Rob 33. Roc-Rof 34. Rog-Ror 35. Rosa-Rosh 36. Ross, Donald 37. Rosi-Rov 38. Row-Rum 39. Run-Rz 40. Saa-Saj 41. Sak-Sao

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42. Sap-Sb 43. Sca-Schd 44. Sche-Schk 45. Schl-Schm

Box 19 86 th -87th Congress Schn-Tr Folder

1. Schn-Schq 2. Schr-Schv 3. Schw-Schz 4. Sci-Sd 5. Sea-Sej 6. Sek-Sg 7. Sha-Shd 8. She-Shh 9. Shi-Shz 10. Sia-Sil 11. Sim-Sio 12. Sip-Sl 13. Smith, A-H 14. Smith, I-Z 15. Sm-Sn 16. So 17. Spa-Sph 18. Spi-SS 19. Staa-Stao 20. Stap-Stee 21. Stef-Steq 22. Ster-Stev 23. Stew-Stn 24. Storz, Arthur C. 25. Sto-Stq 26. Str-Stt 27. Stu-Stz 28. Sutton, Harold P. 29. Su-Sv 30. Sw-Sz 31. Ta-Td 32. Te-Thn 33. Thone, Charles 34. Tho-Thq 35. Thr-Tn 36. To-Tq 37. Tr-Tt

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Box 20 86 th -87 th Congress Tu-Z Folder

1. Tu-Tz 2. U 3. Union-United 4. Va-Vd 5. Vinardi, Bernard E. 6. Ve-Vn 7. Vo-Vz 8. Waa-Wak 9. Wala-Walj 10. Walm-Waq 11. War 12. Was-Wd 13. Weaver, Hon. Phil 14. Wea-Weh 15. Wei-Wek 16. Wel-Wer 17. Wes-Wg 18. Wha-White 19. Whi-Whz 20. Wia-Wik 21. Wila-Wilk 22. Will 23. Wilm-Wilz 24. Wim-Wiq 25. Wir-Wn 26. Woa-Won 27. Woo-Woq 28. Wor-Wz 29. X-Y 30. Z 31. Volume- United States Treaties and Other International Agreements

Box 21 88 th -89 th Congress Aa-Bry Folder

1. Aa-Adams 2. Ad-Ak 3. Ala-Alk 4. All-Alz 5. American 6. Am-Anderson 7. An-Aq 8. Ar

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9. As-At 10. Au-Az 11. Baa-Bah 12. Bai-Baldwin 13. Bal-Baq 14. Bara-Barn 15. Baro-Bas 16. Bat-Bd 17. Bea-Bec 18. Bed-Bel 19. Bem-Beq 20. Ber 21. Bes-Bik 22. Bil-Bk 23. Bla-Blh 24. Bli-Bn 25. Boa-Bok 26. Book Wires, 1963 27. Bol-Boq 28. Bor-Bov 29. Bow-Bq 30. Braa-Brar 31. Bras-Brh 32. Bri-Brn 33. Brown 34. Bro-Brt 35. Bru-Bt

Box 22 88 th -89 th Congress Bua-Dr Folder

1. Bua-Buk 2. Bul-Burk 3. Burl-Burz 4. Buz-Bz 5. Caa-Cal 6. Cam-Cao 7. Cap-Carq 8. Carr-Carz 9. Cas-Cg 10. Cha-Chd 11. Che-Chn 12. Cho-Ck 13. Cla-Ckh 14. Clark-Clarke 15. Cli-Cn

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16. Coe-Cok 17. Col 18. Com-Conr 19. Cons-Coo 20. Cop-Cor 21. Cra-Crh 22. Cri-Ct 23. Curtis, Sen. Carl 24. Cua-Cur 25. Cus-Cz 26. Daa-Dam 27. Dan-Dau 28. Davis 29. Dav-DD 30. Dea-Dek 31. Denney, Robert 32. Del-Dem 33. Den-Dh 34. Dia-Die 35. Dif-Diz 36. Doa-Dol 37. Dom-Dor 38. Dos-Dq 39. Dr-Dt

Box 23 88 th -89 th Congress Dua-Cy Folder

1. Dua-Duo 2. Dup-Dz 3. Duke, Joseph 4. Dumphy, Robert 5. Ea-Ec 6. Ed-eh 7. Ei-Elk 8. Ell-Em 9. En-Er 10. Es-Ez 11. Faa-Far 12. Fas-Fek 13. Fel-Fh 14. Fia-Fir 15. Fis-Fk 16. Fl-Fn 17. Foa-For 18. Fos-Fq

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19. Fra-Frd 20. Fre-Frh 21. Fri-Ft 22. Fu-Fz 23. Gaa-Gaq 24. Gar-Gat 25. Gau0Gen 26. Geo-Gid 27. Gie-Gk 28. Gl-God 29. Goe-Gol 30. Goldwater, Senator Barry 31. Gom –Gor 32. Gos-Grah 33. Grai-Grd 34. Gref-Grn 35. Grea-Gree 36. Gro-Gt 37. Gu-Gz

Box 24 88 th -89 th Congress Ha-Joh Folder

1. Haa-Hah 2. Hai-Hal 3. Ham 4. Han-Haq 5. Hara-Harq 6. Harr-Hars 7. Hart-Has 8. Hat-Hd 9. Hea-Heh 10. Hei-Hel 11. Hem-Heo 12. Hep-Her 13. Hes-Hh 14. Hia-Hilk 15. Hill-Hio 16. Hip-Hod 17. Hoe-Hok 18. Hol 19. Hom-Hoq 20. Hor-Hou 21. Hov-Ht 22. Hruska, Senator, to October 1965 23. Hruska, Senator, October 1965

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24. Hua-Hug 25. Huh-Huq 26. Hur-Hz 27. Ia-In 28. Io-Iz 29. Jaa-Jad 30. Jae-Jd 31. Je-Jog 32. Joh

Box 25 88 th -89 th Congress Joi-Map Folder

1. Joi-Joq 2. Johnson 3. Jor-Jz 4. Kaa-Kao 5. Kap-Kd 6. Kea-Kek 7. Kel 8. Kek-Keq 9. Ker-Kh 10. Kia-Kim 11. Kin-Kk 12. Kl-Km 13. Kn 14. Ko-Kq 15. Kr-Kt 16. Ku-Kz 17. Kutak, Robert J. 18. Laa-Lam 19. Lan-Lar 20. Las-Lax 21. Lay-Led 22. Lee-Lek 23. Lel-Les 24. Let-Lev 25. Lew-Lie 26. Lif-Lin 27. Lio-Ln 28. Loa-Lom 29. Lon-Lou 30. Lov-Lue 31. Luf-Lz 32. Maa-Mad 33. Mae-Mam

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34. Man-Maq

Box 26 88 th -89 th Congress Mar-Ny Folder

1. Mara-Marr 2. Mars-Marz 3. Mas-Mat 4. Mau-Mb 5. McA-McCl 6. McCo-McD 7. McE-McG 8. McGrath, Raymond 9. McH-McK 10. McL-McO 11. McP-Meh 12. Mei-Meq 13. Mer-Met 14. Meu-Mh 15. Mia-Milk 16. Milla-Millg 17. Millh-Mim 18. Min-Mn 19. Moa-Mom 20. Mon-Moq 21. Mora-Morq 22. Morr-Morz 23. Mos-Mt 24. Mua-Mul 25. Mum-Mur 26. Mus-Mz 27. Na-Nd 28. Nea-Nev 29. New 30. Newa-Nh 31. Ni-Noq 32. Nor 33. Nos-Nz

Box 27 88 th -89 th Congress Oa-Ry Folder

1. Oa-Oe 2. Of-Ol 3. Om-Or 4. Os-Oz

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5. Paa-Paq 6. Par 7. Pas-Pd 8. Pea-Pem 9. Pen-Per 10. Pes-Pez 11. Pf-Ph 12. Pi-Pk 13. Pl-Pok 14. Pohlenz, Dean 15. Pol-Por 16. Pos-Pq 17. Pra-Prn 18. Pro-Pz 19. Q-Ram 20. Raitt, Ron 21. Ran-Rd 22. Rea-Ree 23. Ref-Rek 24. Rel-Rg 25. Ria-Ric 26. Rid-Rim 27. Rin-Rn 28. Roa-Rob 29. Roc-Rof 30. Rog-Ror 31. Rosa-Rosh 32. Ross, Donald 33. Rosi-Rov 34. Row-Rum 35. Run-Rz

Box 28 88 th -89 th Congress Sa-Tho Folder

1. Saa-Saj 2. Sak-Sao 3. Sap-Sb 4. Sca-Schd 5. Sche-Schk 6. Schl-Schm 7. Schn-Schq 8. Schr-Schv 9. Schw-Schz 10. Sci-Sd 11. Sea-Sej

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12. Sek-Sg 13. Sha-Shd 14. She-Shh 15. Shi-Shz 16. Sia-Sil 17. Sim-Sio 18. Sip-Sl 19. Smith, A-H 20. Smith, I-Z 21. Sm-Sn 22. So 23. Spa-Sph 24. Spi-Ss 25. Staa-Stao 26. Stap-Stee 27. Stef-Steq 28. Ster-Stev 29. Stew-Stn 30. Sto-Stq 31. Str-Stt 32. Stu-Stz 33. Su-Sv 34. Sw-Sz 35. Ta-Td 36. Te-Thn 37. Tho-Thq

Box 29 88 th -89 th Congress Thr-Z Folder

1. Thone, Charles 2. Thr-Tn 3. To-Tq 4. Tr-Tt 5. Tu-Tz 6. U 7. Union-United 8. Va-Vd 9. Ve-Vn 10. Vo-Vz 11. Waa-Wak 12. Wala-Walj 13. Walm-Waq 14. War 15. Was-Wd 16. Wea-Weh

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17. Wei-Wek 18. Wel-Wer 19. Wes-Wg 20. Wha-White 21. Whi-Whz 22. Wia-Wik 23. Wila-Wilk 24. Will 25. Wilm-Wilz 26. Wim-Wiq 27. Wir-Wn 28. Woa-Won 29. Woo-Woq 30. Wor-Wz 31. X-Y 32. Z

Box 29-A 1973-1974 A-Dun Folder

1. Aa-Adams 2. Ad-Ak 3. Ala-Alk 4. All-Alz 5. American 6. Am-Anderson 7. An-Aq 8. Ar 9. As-At 10. Au-Az 11. Baa-Bah 12. Bai-Baldwin 13. Bal-Baq 14. Bara-Barn 15. Baro-Bas 16. Bat-Bd 17. Bea-Bec 18. Bed-Bel 19. Bem-Beq 20. Ber 21. Bes-Bik 22. Bil-Bk 23. Bla-Blh 24. Bli-Bn 25. Boa-Bok 26. Bol-Boq

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27. Book Wires 28. Bor-Bov 29. Bow-Bq 30. Braa-Brar 31. Bras-Brh 32. Bri-Brn 33. Brown 34. Bro-Brt 35. Bua-Buk 36. Bul-Burk 37. Burl-Burz 38. Bus-Bz 39. Caa-Cal 40. Cam-Cao 41. Cap-Carq 42. Carr-Carz 43. Cas-Cg 44. Cha-Chd 45. Chapek Family, Frank 46. Che-Chn 47. Cho-Ck 48. Clark-Clarke 49. Cla-Clh 50. Cli-Cn 51. Coe-Cok 52. Col 53. Com-Conr 54. Cons-Coo 55. Cop-Cor 56. Cos-Coz 57. Cra-Crh 58. Cri-Ct 59. Cua-Cur 60. Curtis, Senator Carl 61. Cus-Cz 62. Daa-Dam 63. Dan-Dau 64. Davis 65. Dav-Dd 66. Dea-Dek 67. Del-Dem 68. Des-Dh 69. Dia-Die 70. Dif-Diz 71. Doa-Dol 72. Dom-Dor

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73. Dos-Dq 74. Dr-Dt 75. Dua-Duo

Box 29-B 1973-1974 Dup-Kn Folder

1. Dup-Dz 2. Ea-Ec 3. Ed-Eh 4. Ei-Elk 5. Ell-Em 6. En-Er 7. Es-Ez 8. Faa-Far 9. Fas-Fek 10. Fel-Fh 11. Fia-Fir 12. Fis-Fk 13. Fl-Fn 14. Foa-For 15. Ford, President 16. Fos-Fq 17. Fra-Frd 18. Fre-Frh 19. Fri-Ft 20. Fu-Fz 21. Gaa-Gaq 22. Gar-Gat 23. Gau-Gen 24. Geo-Gid 25. Gie-Gk 26. Gl-God 27. Goe-Gol 28. Gom-Gor 29. Gos-Grah 30. Grai-Grd 31. Grea-Gree 32. Gref-Grn 33. Gro-Gt 34. Gu-Gz 35. Haa-Hah 36. Hai-Hal 37. Ham 38. Han-Haq 39. Hara-Harq

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40. Harr-Hars 41. Hart-Has 42. Hat-Hd 43. Hea-Heh 44. Hei-Hel 45. Hem-Heo 46. Hep-Her 47. Hes-Hh 48. Hia-Hilk 49. Hill-Hio 50. Hip-Hod 51. Hoe-Hok 52. Hol 53. Hom-Hoq 54. Hor-Hou 55. Hov-Ht 56. Hua-Hug 57. Huh-Huq 58. Hur-Hz 59. Hruska, Senator, Memo 60. Ia-In 61. Io-Iz 62. Jaa-Jac 63. Jae-Jd 64. Je-Jog 65. Joh 66. Joi-Joq 67. Jor-Jz 68. Kaa-Kao 69. Kap-Kd 70. Kea-Kek 71. Kel 72. Ken-Keq 73. Ker-Kh 74. Kia-Kim 75. Kin-Kk 76. Kl-Km 77. Kn

Box 29-C 1973-1974 Ko-Rei Folder

1. Ko-Kq 2. Kr-Kt 3. Ku-Kz 4. Laa-Lam

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5. Lan-Lar 6. Las-Lax 7. Lay-Led 8. Lee-Lek 9. Lel-Les 10. Let-Lev 11. Lew-Lie 12. Lif-Lin 13. Lio-Ln 14. Loa-Lom 15. Lon-Lou 16. Lov-Lue 17. Luf-Lz 18. Maa-Mad 19. Mae-Mam 20. Man-Maq 21. Mara-Marr 22. Mars-Marz 23. Martin, Dave 24. Mas-Mat 25. Mau-Mb 26. McA-McCl 27. McCo-McD 28. McE-McG 29. McCollister, John 30. McH-McK 31. McL-McO 32. McP-Md 33. Mei-Meq 34. Mer-Met 35. Meu-Mh 36. Mia-Milk 37. Milla-Millg 38. Millh-Mim 39. Min-Mn 40. Moa-Mom 41. Mon-Moq 42. Mora-Morq 43. Morr-Morz 44. Mos-Mt 45. Mua-Mul 46. Mum-Mur 47. Mus-Mz 48. Na-Nd 49. Nea-Nev 50. New

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51. Newa-Nh 52. Nixon, President Richard 53. Ni-Noq 54. Nor 55. Nos-Nz 56. Oa-Oe 57. Of-Ol 58. Om-Or 59. Os-Oz 60. Paa-Paq 61. Par 62. Pas-Pd 63. Pea-Pem 64. Pen-Per 65. Pes-Pez 66. Pf-Ph 67. Pi-Pk 68. Pl-Pok 69. Pol-Por 70. Pos-Pq 71. Pra-Prn 72. Pro-Pz 73. Q-Ram 74. Ran-Rd 75. Rea-Ree 76. Ref-Rek

Box 29-D 1973-1974 Rel-Wilk Folder

1. Rel-Rg 2. Ria-Ric 3. Rid-Rim 4. Rin-Rn 5. Roa-Rob 6. Roc-Rof 7. Rog-Ror 8. Rosa-Rosh 9. Ross, Donald 10. Rosi-Rov 11. Row-Rum 12. Run-Rz 13. Saa-Saj 14. Sak-Sao 15. Sap-Sb 16. Sca-Schd

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17. Sche-Schk 18. Schl-Schm 19. Schn-Schq 20. Schr-Schv 21. Schuetz, Jack 22. Schw-Schz 23. Sci-Sd 24. Sea-Sej 25. Sek-Sg 26. Sha-Shd 27. She-Shh 28. Shi-Shz 29. Sia-Sil 30. Sim-Sio 31. Sip-Sl 32. Smith, A-H 33. Smith, I-Z 34. Sm-Sn 35. So 36. Spa-Sph 37. Spi-Ss 38. Staa-Stao 39. Stap-Stee 40. Stef-Steq 41. Ster-Stev 42. Stew-Stn 43. Sto-Stq 44. Str-Stt 45. Stu-Stz 46. Su-Sv 47. Sw-Sz 48. Ta-Td 49. Te-Thn 50. Tho-Thq 51. Thone, Charles 52. Thr-Tn 53. To-Tq 54. Tr-Tt 55. Tu-Tz 56. U 57. Union-United 58. Va-Vd 59. Ve-Vn 60. Vo-Vz 61. Waa-Wak 62. Wala-Walj

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63. Walm-Waq 64. War 65. Was-Wd 66. Wea-Weh 67. Wei-Wek 68. Wel-Weq 69. Wes-Wg 70. Wha-White 71. Whi-Whz 72. Wia-Wik 73. Wila-Wilk

Box 29-E & 44-A 1973-1974 & Speeches 1975 Will-Z Folder Index 1973-1974

1. Will 2. Wlm-Wilz 3. Wim-Wiq 4. Wir-Wn 5. Woa-Won 6. Woo-Woq 7. Wor-Wz 8. X-Y 9. Z

Folder Speeches 1975

1. National Conference on Appellate Justice, San Diego, CA – January 26, 1975 (pt 1) 2. National Conference on Appellate Justice, San Diego, CA – January 26, 1975 (pt 2) 3. Douglas County Rep. Lincoln Day, Omaha, NE - February 14, 1975 4. Omaha Court of Jesters Omaha, NE – March 14, 1975 5. U.S. Marshal Swearing-in, Omaha, NE - March 14, 1975 6. Meeting, April 4, 1975 – Omaha office, re: Douglas County Jail; Bugewitz et al 7. Rep. Fund-raising luncheon, Omaha, NE – April 4, 1975 CANCELLED 8. Founders Day, Norfolk, NE – April 5, 1975 9. Norfolk Chamber of Commerce dinner, Norfolk, NE – April 4, 1975 10. Nebraska Press Assn. Breakfast, Lincoln, NE – April 12, 1975 11. Nebraska University Law Center Dedication; Law Day observance, Lincoln, NE May 1, 1975 12. Omaha Civic Leaders Meeting (Tornado) – May 16, 1975 13. Westroads Bicentennial Salute Omaha, NE – June 14, 1975 14. American Law Institute, Washington D.C. – May 23, 1975 15. 200 th Anniversary of Corps of Engineers, Omaha, NE – June 16, 1975 CANCELLED 16. Republican Booster Club Luncheon, Chicago, IL – June 16, 1975 17. Douglas County Fundraiser, Omaha, NE – July 11, 1975 18. Old West Comm. Trip, Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana – August 3-15, 1975 DELAYED 19. American Judicature Society/ABA, Montreal, Canada – August 9-14, 1975

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20. Dirksen Library Dedication Pekin, Il – August 19, 1975 21. Nebraska George W. Norris 89 th Congress 22. Creighton Law Center Dedication – Omaha, NE September 13, 1975 23. American Newspaper Publishers Assn. Capitol Hill, Washington D.C. – September 16, 1975 24. Nebraska Bicentennial Commission Meeting Bellevue, Ne – September 26, 1975 25. President Ford Visit to Omaha – October 1, 1975 26. National Organized Crime control conference, Mayflower, Washington D.C. – October 3, 1975 27. Metropolitan Correctional Center Chicago, IL – October 15, 1975 28. Czech Independence Day, Rayburn Building Washington D.C.- October 28, 1975 29. Nebraska Society Awards Banquet Kennedy Center Washington D.C. – October 22, 1975 30. John Warner Testimonial Dinner Chicago, IL - December 3, 1975 31. Arizona Broadcasters Assn. Scottsdale, AZ - December 4-5, 1975 CANCELLED 32. Law Enforcement Assistance Administration – Hearings Subcommittee 5 - 93 rd Congress

Box 29-F 1975-1976 A-Dey Folder

1. American Revolution Bicentennial Administration 2. Revision Commission Appellate Court 3. Special Statements 1976 4. 1976 Robo’s 5. A-Adams 6. Ad-Ak 7. Ala-Alk 8. All-Alz 9. American 10. Am-Anderson 11. An-Aq 12. Ar 13. As-At 14. Au-Az 15. Baa-Bah 16. Bai-Baldwin 17. Bal-Baq 18. Bara-Barn 19. Baro-Bas 20. Bat-Bd 21. Bea-Bec 22. Bed-Bel 23. Bem-Beq 24. Ber 25. Bes-Bik 26. Bil-Bk 27. Bla-Blh 28. Bli-Bn 29. Boa-Bok

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30. Bol-Boq 31. Book Wires 32. Bor-Bov 33. Bow-Bq 34. Braa-Brar 35. Bras-Brh 36. Bri-Brn 37. Brown 38. Bro-BRt 39. Bru-Bt 40. Bua-Buk 41. Bul-Burk 42. Burl-Burz 43. Bus-Bz 44. Caa-Cal 45. Cam-Cao 46. Cap-Carq 47. Carr – Carz 48. Cas-Cg 49. Cha-Chd 50. Che-Chn 51. Cho-Ck 52. Clark-Clarke 53. Cla-Clh 54. Cli-Cod 55. Coe-Cok 56. Col 57. Com-Conr 58. Cons-Coo 59. Cop-Cor 60. Cos-Coz 61. Cra-Crh 62. Cri-Ct 63. Cua-Cur 64. Cus-Cz 65. Daa-Dam 66. Dan-Dau 67. Davis 68. Dav-Dd 69. Dea-Dek 70. Del-Dem 71. Den-Dh

Box 29-G 1975-1975 Dia-Ian Folder

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1. Dia-Die 2. Dif-Dn 3. Doa-Dol 4. Dom-Dor 5. Dos-Dq 6. Dr-Dt 7. Dua-Duo 8. Dup-Dz 9. Ea-Ec 10. Ed-Eh 11. Ei-Elk 12. Ell-Em 13. En-Er 14. Es-Ez 15. Faa-Far 16. Fas-Fek 17. Fel-Fh 18. Fia-Fir 19. Fis-Fk 20. Fl-Fn 21. Foa-For 22. Fos-Fq 23. Fra-Frd 24. Fre-Frh 25. Fri-Ft 26. Fu-Fz 27. Gaa-Gaq 28. Gar-Gat 29. Gau-Gen 30. Geo-Gid 31. Gie-Gk 32. Gl-God 33. Goe-Gol 34. Gom-Gor 35. Gos-Grah 36. Grai-Grd 37. Grea-Gree 38. Gref-Grn 39. Gro-Gt 40. Gu-Gz 41. Haa-Hah 42. Hai-Hal 43. Ham 44. Han-Haq 45. Hara-Harq 46. Harr-Hars

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47. Hart-Has 48. Hat-Hd 49. Hea-Heh 50. Hei-Hel 51. Hem-Heo 52. Hep-Her 53. Hes-Hh 54. Hia-Hilk 55. Hill-Hio 56. Hip-Hod 57. Hoe-Hok 58. Hol 59. Hom-Hoq 60. Hor-Hou 61. Hov-Ht 62. Hua-Hug 63. Huh-Huq 64. Hur-Hz 65. Ia-Ian

Box 29-H 1975-1976 Io-My Folder

1. Io-Iz 2. Jaa-Jad 3. Jae-Jd 4. Je-Jog 5. Joh 6. Joi-Joq 7. Jor-Jz 8. Kaa-Kao 9. Kap-Kd 10. Kea-Kek 11. Kel 12. Kem-Keq 13. Ker-Kh 14. Kia-Kim 15. Kin-Kk 16. Kl-Km 17. Kn 18. Ko-Kq 19. Kr-Kt 20. Ku-Kz 21. Laa-Lam 22. Lan-Lar 23. Las-Lax

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24. Lay-Led 25. Lee-Lek 26. Lel-Les 27. Let-Lev 28. Lew-Lie 29. Lif-Lin 30. Lio-Ln 31. Loa-Lom 32. Lon-Lou 33. Lov-Lue 34. Luf-Lz 35. Maa-Mad 36. Mae-Mam 37. Man-Maq 38. Mara-Marr 39. Mars-Marz 40. Mas-Mat 41. Mau-Mb 42. McA-McCl 43. McCo-McD 44. McE-McG 45. McH-McK 46. McL-McO 47. McP-Meh 48. Mei-Meq 49. Mer-Met 50. Meu-Mh 51. Mia-Milk 52. Milla-Millg 53. Millh-Mim 54. Min-Mn 55. Moa-Mom 56. Mon-Moq 57. Mora-Morq 58. Morr-Morz 59. Mos-Mt 60. Mua-Mul 61. Mum-Mur 62. Mus-Mz

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4. Newa-Nh 5. Ni-Noq 6. Nor 7. Nos-Nz 8. Oa-Oe 9. Of-Ol 10. Om-Or 11. Os-Oz 12. Paa-Paq 13. Par 14. Pas-Pd 15. Pea-Pem 16. Pen-Per 17. Pes-Pez 18. Pf-Ph 19. Pi-Pk 20. Pl-Pok 21. Pol-Por 22. Pos-Pq 23. Pra-Prn 24. Pro-Pz 25. Q-Ram 26. Ran-Rd 27. Rea-Ree 28. Ref-Rek 29. Rel-Rg 30. Ria-Ric 31. Rid-Rim 32. Rin-Rn 33. Roa-Rob 34. Roc-Rof 35. Rog-Ror 36. Rosa-Rosh 37. Rosi-Rov 38. Row-Rum 39. Run-Rz 40. Saa-Saj 41. Sak-Sao 42. Sap-Sb 43. Sca-Schd 44. Sche-Schk 45. Schl-Schm 46. Schn-Schq 47. Schr-Schv 48. Schw-Schz 49. Sci-Sd

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50. Sea-Sej 51. Sek-Sg 52. Sha-Shd 53. She-Shh 54. Shi-Shz 55. Sia-Sil 56. Sim0Siq 57. Sip-Sl 58. Smith, A-H 59. Smith, I-Z 60. Sm-Sn 61. So 62. Spa-Sph 63. Spi-Ss 64. Staa-Stao 65. Stap-Stee 66. Stef-Steq

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1. Ster-Stev 2. Stew-Stn 3. Sto-Stq 4. Str-Stt 5. Stu-Stz 6. Su-Sv 7. Sw-Sz 8. Ta-Td 9. Te-Thn 10. Tho-Thq 11. Thr-Tn 12. To-Tq 13. Tr-Tt 14. Tu-Tz 15. U 16. Union-United 17. Va-Vd 18. Ve-Vn 19. Vo-Vz 20. Waa-Wak 21. Wala-Walj 22. Walm-Waq 23. War 24. Was-Wd 25. Wea-Weh

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26. Wei-Wek 27. Wel-Wer 28. Wes-Wg 29. Wha-White 30. Whi-Whz 31. Wia-Wik 32. Wila-Wilk 33. Will 34. Wilm-Wilz 35. Wim-Wiq 36. Wir-Wn 37. Woa-Won 38. Woo-Woq 39. Wor-Wz 40. X-Y 41. Z 42. Congressional Dictionary 94 th Congress 43. Improving the Congressional Control of the Budget Hearings before the Subcommittee on Budgeting, Management and Expenses – 93 rd Congress

SERIES 2 – PHOTOGRAPHS

Box 30 September 1954-July 16, 1961 Folder

1. Fishing Trip Lake Bemidji, Minnesota September 1945 2. Douglas County Commissioners October 10, 1949 3. Hruska Family Wedding September 1, 1945 4. Kolacky Day Montgomery, Minnesota September 23, 1951 5. Individual Photos Dates Unknown 1953-1975 6. Bergman, Svoboda, Hruska 1953 7. 16 th Street, Omaha 1953-54 8. With Speaker Martin, House Chamber 1953 9. Kelly AFB Visit with Rep. Mahon 1953 10. House of Representatives 11. Inauguration January 20, 1953 12. Visit by House Appropriations Committee to Glenn L. Martin Co. Feb. 5, 1953 13. At Aberdeen Proving Ground March 7, 1953 14. AFMTC Site, San Salvador March 26. 1953 15. House Members at White House with Eisenhower March 30, 1953 16. With Congressman Oakley Hunter, California July 1953 17. Barge Christening August 15, 1953 18. Honorary Dinner for General Spaatz September 11, 1953 19. Ordinance Plant, Wahoo, NE September 17, 1953 20. Hruska Family and News Story October 25, 1953 21. Official Photo 1954

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22. White House with Eisenhower 23. Brehms Party at Home 1954 24. Homebuilders Conference Banquet, Mayflower Hotel 1954 25. Commerce H.S. Debate Team of 1921 26. Senator presenting the Official bid for new Social Security HQ to Welfare Secretary Oveta Culp Hobby 1954 27. Nebraska Republicans at the U.S. Supreme court 28. Nebraska Congressional Delegation 1954 29. With Reps. George Mahon and Errett P. Scrivner at door of House Appropriations committee May 13, 1954 30. Group photo of House Armed Service Committee on Appropriations May 13, 1954 31. President Eisenhower and Senator Hruska Summer 1954 32. Stock Care Races at SAC July 4, 1954 33. Boy’s Nation July 29, 1954 34. Campaign for Senate October 29, 1954 35. Post Election November 1954 36. Hunting trip to Stuttgart, Arkansas November – December 1954 37. Victory – Election Night November 2, 1954 38. Post Election December 12, 1954 39. Gator Bowl December 31, 1954 40. Senate Colleagues Signed Photos 1955-1976 41. Fairchild Aircraft Hagerstown, MD 1955 42. UNO Board of Regents 1955 43. UNO Building Dedication 1955 44. Nebraska Visitor 1955 45. Nebraska Visitors to Capitol 1955 46. Kirk Douglas and Senators 1955 47. 4h Visitors 1955 48. Hotel Fontanelle, Omaha 1955 49. With Hayden Ahranson 1955 50. Bud Mote & Charlie Thone 1955 51. Visit to Joe Pouzar Jr. Home 52. Omaha University Football Team January 4, 1955 53. Sen. Case (SD) January 5, 1955 54. Boys Town Army Unit January 5, 1955 55. New Republican Senators February 2, 1955 56. Senate District of Columbia Committee February 17, 1955 57. Roth’s New Blackhawk Restaurant February 28, 1955 58. USS Valley Forge April 6, 1955 59. On Board Submarine Cubera 60. EMSC Capt. Mabel M. Eisele April 16, 1955 61. Eagle Scouts of Omaha April 18, 1955 62. May 1955 63. Delegation with Broadcasters May 21, 1955 64. Hruska Campaigns in Schuyler Summer 1955 65. Alumni Banquet, Nebraska Wesleyan June 1955

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66. 65 th Anniversary, Omaha AAC June 1955 67. RLH with 4H group June 21, 1955 68. Yeas & Neighs Monmouth, NJ June 25, 1955 69. Pershing Square Plaque, Los Angeles July 25, 1955 70. Woodmen of the World National Convention July 25, 1955 71. Roman Hruska on House Side August 1, 1955 72. Pershing Plaque Dedication, Omaha July 26, 1955 73. Visit to Two Rivers, Wisconsin August 27, 1955 74. Cornhusker Ordinance Plant, Grand Island, NE September 12, 1955 75. Offutt Runway Extensions October 5, 1955 76. UNO Regents October 20, 1955 77. Reception Aksarben October 30, 1955 78. Hunting Trip, Stuttgart, Arkansas Nov-Dec. 1955 79. Signing of American-Israeli Treaty for Sale of Agriculture Products 1956 80. Founders Day 1956 81. With Wishart, Spelts, Curtis 1956 82. Senator Dirksen’s Birthday Party, Sen. Allot, Wm. Spear, Dick Herman, Sen. Beall and RLH Jan. 4, 1956 83. With Sen. Francis Case (SD) in Senate Dining Room Jan. 5, 1956 84. March of Dimes Jan. 12, 1956 85. Policy Committee Luncheon Jan. 17, 1956 86. Sen. Curtis, Hruska, Potter and Cotton Jan. 17, 1956 87. Republican Senators Jan. 17, 1956 88. GOP Policy Committee Luncheon Jan. 19. 1956 89. 46 th Annual Boy Scout Week Jan. 21, 1956 90. White House February 9, 1956 91. Racine, Wisconsin at S.C. Johnson & Son, Co. February 1956 92. With Delegation re Lincoln VA and AF Base Hospital 93. With Gov. Anderson and Sec. Of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson February 23, 1956 94. Nebraska National Committee woman March 9, 1956 95. Jr. Chamber Luncheon March 22, 1956 96. Creighton Convocation Dinner March 24, 1956 97. With Group of So. High School Students Touring the Capitol March 27, 1956 98. RLH & Curtis with “Explorer” Satellite Spring 1956 99. With Westside High school Group May 1, 1956 100. Elgin Air Force Base may 6, 1956 101. Elgin Air Force Base Tour May 6, 1956 102. High School of Commerce Speech 103. Central High School Reunion, Omaha June 1956 104. Visitors June 13, 1956 105. Young Republicans Leadership Training School June 13, 1956 106. With Outstanding Nebraska 4H Club Members June 19, 1956 107. Yeas and Neighs June 30, 1956 108. Swearing-in of Secretary Seaton July 1956 109. With Nebraska Delegates to Girl’s Nation July 9, 1956 110. Odd-Fellows High School Tour July 20, 1956

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111. Sen. Kuchel (CA) July 24, 1956 112. Nebraska Congressional Delegation July 24, 1956 113. Sen. Hruska, Cong. Chase, Sen. Curtis July 24, 1956 114. Nebraska Congressional Delegation July 24, 1956 115. RLH and Joseph Ruzicka July 28, 1956 (Photo date Prior to this) 116. Bostwick Canal Dedication (Red Cloud) August 3, 1956 117. Boy’s Nation August 7, 1956 118. With Boys Nation Delegates August 1956 119. Republican National Convention August 20, 1956 120. San Francisco August 1956 121. Groundbreaking at TV Station KETV Ch. 7, Omaha September 7, 1956 122. Truth Squad September 20-22, 1956 123. Omaha Postal Supervisors National Convention September 27, 1956 124. Commissioned Texan Second Class October 5, 1956 125. Trip to White Sands Proving Grounds Lincoln-Omaha Group November 15-16, 1956 126. Ground Breaking Ceremony Children’s Center – Omaha December 20, 1956 127. Sidney High School Band Inaugural Parade 1957 128. Grinnell Washington Seminar January 1957 129. Visit to Bonn, Germany 1957 130. President Eisenhower’s Message to the Middle East January 5, 1957 131. Eisenhower Inauguration January 20, 1957 132. Inauguration January 20, 1957 133. Senate Procession on way to House for Joint Session January 5, 1957 134. Sen. Hruska, Gov. Anderson, Sen. Curtis January 1957 135. Boy Scout Week February 2, 1957 136. Public Works Committee Meeting March 13, 1957 137. Omaha Westside High school April 2, 1957 138. Westside High School Breakfast Group April 2, 1957 139. Sen. Styles Bridges (NH) and Sen. Hruska April 9, 1957 140. Satellite April 10, 1957 141. Welcoming American Dairy Princess April 14, 1957 142. American Dairy Princess April 17, 1957 143. With Ecuadorian Student Leaders in Old Supreme Court Chambers April 15, 1957 144. Presentation naming Sam Gallu an Admiral in the “Great Navy of the State of Nebraska” April 30, 1957 145. Sen. Knowland (CA) & RLH May 15, 1957 146. TV Show for Koln-TV and WOW-TV May 19, 1957 147. Sen. Saltonstall (Mass.) and James Ekel May 21, 1957 148. TV show for KOLN-TV May 26, 1957 149. Senator with General Gruenther May 28, 1957 150. Nebraska 4h and Nebraska Delegation June 18, 1957 151. Young Republican convention June 20, 1957 152. VP Nixon TV taping July 9, 1957 153. Pioneer Day at Beatrice, NE July 27, 1957 154. School Teachers August 5, 1957 155. Fort Peck Dam, Montana September 6-7, 1957

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156. Nebraska College of Agriculture Tour November 2, 1957 157. NATO Parliamentarians & Germany November 10-16, 1957 158. Sertoma Club December 20, 1957 159. Gentlemen January 30, 1958 160. Dalken and Gregory (NE) visit February 1958 161. Boy Scout Week, Cub Scout Haberman February 6, 1958 162. Boy Scouts Anniversary February 7, 19578 163. County Officials Visit February 21, 1958 164. Lady February 25. 1958 165. Sister of the Church February 25, 1958 166. Visitors February 25, 1958 167. Campaign Committee February 27, 1958 168. Farm Bureau February 28, 1958 169. RLH with Westside High School Group March 1958 170. Saul Kupke, Essay Winnder March 4, 1958 171. RLH, Curtis with RAAB – US Marshal of NE March 21, 1958 172. Westside High School March 25, 1958 173. Cherry Blossom Princess April 1958 174. South High School April 1, 1958 175. Moeller (Fremont) April 2, 1958 176. Ground Breaking at New Post Office – Omaha April 19, 1958 177. NATO Journalists, Sen. Capehart (IN) and RLH April 21, 1958 178. Duncan Hines Dinner Speech May 5, 1958 179. Campaign 1958 May 7, 1958 180. Nebraska Homebuilders May 12, 1958 181. Nixon’s return from Venezuela May 15, 1958 182. Mailing Checks with Glenn Cunningham May 22, 1958 183. RLH with NACO at Ford Award Ceremony June 1958 184. Hansens and Nebraska Senators June 1958 185. Girl Scouts June 5, 1958 186. University of Nebraska Debating team June 11, 1948 187. 4h June 17, 1958 188. Mid-States Reclamation Hearings June 19, 1958 189. RLH at Camp Ripley, Minnesota Summer 1958 190. Kauffelt and Nebraska Senators June 28, 1958 191. Boys Nation July 1958 192. Jana Hruska & College Friends July 1, 1958 193. Teddy Roosevelt Centennial July 3, 1958 194. West Bohemian Life Association July 20, 1958 195. VP Nixon, Sen. Cutis and Hruska July 24, 1958 196. Young Republicans July 26, 1958 197. Nebraska National Guard August 1, 1958 198. Nebraska Delegation August 12, 1958 199. Public Works Committee August 15, 1958 200. Senators Bridges (NH), Knowland (CA), And Hruska August 20, 1958 201. Republican Dinner (Omaha) September 3, 1958

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202. Safeway Stores Center, Omaha September 4, 1958 203. RLH with C. Moeller in GWU Law Bulletin Fall 1958 204. RLH with Capts. Anderson & Carpenter in the Cornhusker Guardsmen Fall 1958 205. WFBA Lodge 35 th Anniversary November 8, 1958 206. Sen. Bennett (Utah) January 7, 1959 207. Nebraska Delegations January 13, 1959 208. Boy Scout Quinn February 2, 1959 209. Lincoln Day Speeches, California February 1959 210. Omaha Central High School March 24, 1959 211. George Abbott March 10, 1959 212. Senate Public Works Committee March 24, 1959 213. Maryland State House March 24, 1959 See Also October 28, 1959 214. Agriculture Conference (Bogotá, Columbia) April 2, 1959 215. Cherry Blossom Queen Jana Hruska April 8, 1959 216. Industrial Dedication in Puerto Rico April 14, 1959 217. President’s Cabinet Luncheon April 21, 1959 218. SAC visit May 8, 1959 219. Hruska’s Sister May 11, 1959 220. West Bohemian Life Association Dedication Summer 1959 221. Idaho Trout Luncheon June 10, 1959 222. 4h Group June 16, 1959 223. Holmquists (Oakland) June 16, 1959 224. Rea Youth June 16, 1959 225. Jack Roman and Family June 16, 1959 226. Sen. Dirksen (Ill) and the Taft Portrait June 17, 1959 227. Jenkins and Reilly (Beals School) July 28, 1959 228. Henning August 4, 1959 229. VP Nixon Return from Russia August 5, 1959 230. Sen. Hruska & Son August 11, 1959 231. Sweet Family (Nebraska City) August 12, 1959 232. Utley Family August 17, 1959 233. UNO Professor Utley August 18, 1959 234. Andersen Family August 21, 1959 235. Sen. Fong & RLH August 27, 1959 236. TV taping with VP Nixon September 2, 1959 237. Sigma Phi Epsilon September 3, 1959 238. Agricultural Conference Bogotá Fall 1959 239. Masaryk Commemorative Stamp October 28, 1959 240. March of Dime November 5, 1959 241. Senator Hruska With Visitors December 1959 242. Nebraska National Forest photos taken by the US Dept of Agriculture 1920-1959 243. McKinley, Day (Ohio) January 30, 1960 244. Aircraft Plants Andrews AFB March 4, 1960 245. President Eisenhower & Senators March 7, 1960 246. Sen., Dirksen (ILL), Nekolung (Ill), and RLH March 7, 1960 247. Masaryk Commemorative Stamp March 7, 1960

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248. West Point, NY April 29, 1960 249. Ord Speech May 3, 1960 250. Home Builders Congressional Banquet May 23, 1960 251. Nebraska Newspaper President May 25, 1960 252. VP Nixon Greets Staff in Lincoln June 1960 253. Jana Hruska and Ladies June 1960 254. Werner Von Braun & the Hruskas June 21, 1960 255. Prchal (Omaha) June 28, 1960 256. Chi Omegas June 28, 1960 257. Nebraska Visitors June 29, 1960 258. Senator’s Nephew July 8, 1960 259. Captive Nations Week Speech July 23, 1960 260. Republican National Convention, Chicago July 30, 1960 261. GOP Truth Squad August 12, 1960 262. Republican Truth Squad October 2, 1960 263. Augustine Herman Day October 1960 264. Senator Hayden’s 50 th year in Congress November 17, 1960 265. NATO Parliamentarians Conference, Paris November 21-26, 1960 266. Torrejon AF Base, Spain November 28, 1960 267. Republican Gathering 1961 268. Republican Senators and Wives Dinner January 5, 1961 269. Scottsbluff Constituents January 18, 1961 270. Boy Scout Kratz February 2, 1961 271. Recording Studio February 3, 1961 272. Senate Page February 7, 1961 273. Senate Page (From NE) February 21, 1961 274. Dalton Dusatko (Clarkson) February 23, 1961 275. Republican Women March 1961 276. Scottsbluff College Professor March 3, 1961 277. Lincoln’s Inaugural 100 th Anniversary March 4, 1961 278. Nebraska Petroleum Council March 14, 1961 279. Migratory Bird Commission March 15, 1961 280. Constituents March 23, 1961 281. Farrells (NE) March 29, 1961 282. Grace Bible Institute Choral Group April 13, 1961 283. Luncheon Honoring Chancellor Adenauer April 14, 1961 284. Students at Nebraska State Teachers College April 18, 1961 285. Supreme Court Admissions April 18, 1961 286. Constituents April 18, 1961 287. 4H April 25, 1961 288. Board of Visitors of US Air Force Academy April 27, 1961 289. John North May 8, 1961 290. Nebraska Constituents May 16, 1961 291. Home Builders Banquet May 22, 1961 292. Novaks (NE) June 5, 1961 293. Westside High School June 6, 1961

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294. Director Joslyn Art Museum June 14, 1961 295. Girl Scouts June 14, 1961 296. Wallaces (Omaha) June 16, 1961 297. St. Augustine, Florida Girl Scouts June 21, 1961 298. Koudele Photo, Clarkson, Nebraska June 28, 1961 299. George W. Norris Commemorative Stamp July 11, 1961

Box 31 June 20, 1961-February 24, 1967 Folder

1. Nebraska Constituents June 20, 1961 2. Girls Nation August 2, 1961 3. Wilmington, Delaware Republican beach Party August 5, 1961 4. Dixon County 4H August 15, 1961 5. Nebraska Girl Scouts August 15, 1961 6. Constituents August 16, 1961 7. Columbus Group August 17, 1961 8. Nebraska Artists August 22, 1961 9. Student August 30, 1961 10. Hruska Speaking at Charleston, SC September 11, 1961 11. Young People September 19, 1961 12. Sen. George Aiken (T) and Sen. Hruska September 21, 1961 13. Antelope Creek November 8, 1961 14. South American Tour for Appropriations November 18- December 7, 1961 15. Sen. Goldwater(AZ) Curtis (NE), And Hruska January 22, 1962 16. Oceanside, CA Lincoln Day Trip February 1962 17. David Hynes presents Boy Scout Pin February 7, 1962 18. Lithuanian Independence Day February 11, 1962 19. Sen. & Mrs. Hruska with Children’s Pictures February 20, 1962 20. John Glenn (Speech-joint Session of Congress) February 26, 1962 21. Interparliamentary Union with Canada March 1, 1962 22. William E. Miller (NY) Chairman Rep. National Committee with Nebraska Delegation March 7, 1962 23. DeBuse Family (Omaha) March 16, 1962 24. Byron White Hearings April 11, 1962 25. School Safety Patrol Members May 1962 26. Nebraska Delegation at the Sioux City Steak Dinner May 3, 1962 27. Sen. Kuchel (CA) and Rheingans May 11, 1962 28. Dearing Family (Sidney) May 16, 1962 29. RLH with Nebraska REA Youth Group June 1962 30. Lastovicas June 5, 1962 31. Nebraska REA Group June 5, 1962 32. School Group June 5, 1962 33. Boys Club June 13, 1962 34. Richard Pick Family June 16, 1962 35. King’s Men Quartet – Grace Bible Institute June 19, 1962

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36. 4H from Cheyenne Co. June 27, 1962 37. “Scoop Russell Luncheon” June 27, 1962 38. Douglas Co. Commissioner Dan Lynch & Wife July 5, 1962 39. Skinner Family (Omaha) July 16, 1962 40. IOOFUN Youth Pilgrimage July 20, 1962 41. Boys Nation July 23, 1962 42. Sanford (FL) Naval Base Tour August 1962 43. Girl’s Nation August 1, 1962 44. Constituents August 2, 1962 45. Beaumont Family (NE) August 8, 1962 46. Soucek Family (Seward) August 21, 1962 47. Summer Interns August 29, 1962 48. Sen. Keating (NY) September 5, 1962 49. Dan Guy – Supreme Court October 2, 1962 50. Corn Picking Contest (Grand Island) October 12, 1962 51. Far East Trip – Hruska Pictures, Tokyo November 28, 1962 52. Visit to Guam December 11, 1962 53. Hearst Foundation Youth Program January 1963 54. Sen. Herman Talmadge (GA) January 1963 55. Senate Republican Conference January 14, 1962 56. Senate Prayer by Rev. Fedorek January 22, 1963 57. Sen. Hiram Fong (Ha), Curtis, and Hruska January 24, 1963 58. Lloyd Skinner (National Small Business Association President) January 26, 1963 59. Cub Scout Judkins January 29, 1963 60. National Association of Counties February 7, 1963 61. Lincoln Day Dinner February 9, 1963 62. Lincoln Day February 12, 1963 63. Nebraska State Awards Dinner February 14, 1963 64. Nebraska Painting – “The Soddy” February 19, 1963 65. Sen. Aiken (VT) introduction of S Res 86 February 20, 1963 66. Valley Forge Foundation Luncheon February 21, 1963 67. South Omaha Merchants Banquet February 24, 1963 68. World – Herald March 10, 1963 69. Dr. Koch (University of Nebraska) March 15, 1963 70. American Nurses Association March 21, 1963 71. Visitors – The Gepsons March 26, 1963 72. Visitors – The Zerslers April 3, 1963 73. Hruska Appreciation Dinner April 6, 1963 74. 4H Convention (33 rd Annual) April 21, 1963 75. Betty Crocker Homemaker April 24, 1963 76. Dedication of Plaque to Sen. Frank Barrett May 1, 1963 77. Chamber of Commerce McCook and Hastings May 1, 1963 78. Hayes Family of Chappell May 1, 1963 79. Nebraska Delegation at the annual Sioux City Steak Dinner May 2, 1963 80. Boxcar Conference, Omaha May 2, 1963 81. Reception for Gov. Love (Colorado) May 8, 1963

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82. Goldwater Dinner May 9, 1963 83. Nebraska Safety Patrol May 10, 1963 84. Auburn High School May 28, 1963 85. Omaha World Herald Story June 1963 86. LLD Doane College June 3, 1963 87. Westside High June 5, 1963 88. Frese (Omaha) June 7, 1963 89. Williamsburg International Assembly June 10, 1963 90. Farm Forum on WNBQ, Chicago June 13, 1963 91. Nebraska Delegation June 17, 1963 92. Senate Staff Club Reception June 17, 1963 93. Constituents June 18, 1963 94. Chapek Family June 18, 1963 95. Girls Nation July 31, 1963 96. Verlin Braun Road-E-O Entry August 5. 1963 97. Hruska Family Reunion August 11, 1963 98. Summer Interns August 20, 1963 99. Elsons (Grand Island) August 20, 1963 100. Omaha City Councilman Warren Sweigart August 21, 1963 101. Nebraska Republican Women’s Group September 1963 102. Reception for Columbia’s President Fall 1963 103. Sevciks, McKibbins, and Ranns September 1963 104. Johnsons (Lexington) September 10, 1963 105. Guides (Omaha-now of Longview) October 8, 1963 106. National Association of Parliamentarians October 19, 1963 107. Halcomb and Alder (Kimball) October 22, 1963 108. Omaha Attys – Kauffman et al October 22, 1963 109. Blixt (Arnold, NE) October 22, 1963 110. Bachman (Omaha) October 23, 1963 111. Nebraska Bond Drive November 12, 1963 112. Nebraska United Nations Tour November 13, 1963 113. Departure for Far East Trip November 22, 1963 114. Kennedy Funeral – Capitol Rotunda November 26, 1963 115. All American Football Team (Sayers and Brown) December 2, 1963 116. Robert Kutch and Judge December 19, 1963 117. Constituents January 5, 1964 118. Constituents January 7, 1964 119. Bob & Jerry Kutak January 16, 1964 120. Mrs. Carol Walker (Lincoln) January 21, 1964 121. Gov. Foss/ Cong. Beermann and Tiemann January 30, 1964 122. Cub Scout Warwick February 3, 1964 123. Glissmens (Omaha) in the Senate Subway February 4, 1964 124. Women’s Forum Group February 4, 1964 125. Lincoln Day Dinner February 11, 1964 126. St. Louis Jefferson Memorial Visit February 12, 1964 127. Gentlemen February 18, 1964

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128. Supreme Court Admissions – Moldenhauer February 19, 1964 129. Farm Group (all over) February 27, 1964 130. Cadys (Omaha) March 4, 1964 131. Sen., Dirksen (Ill), Curtis and Hruska (NE) March 19, 1964 132. Campaign Photo File 1964 Spring 1964 133. Creighton Prep (Omaha) March 31, 1964 134. Cherry Blossom Festival April 1964 135. Nebraska’s Cherry Blossom Princess April 7, 1964 136. Concordia College April 7, 1964 137. Beef Imports April 20, 1964 138. Dar April 21, 1964 139. Retelsdorf April 21, 1964 140. 4h April 23, 1964 141. Damkrogers (DeWitt) April 28, 1964 142. Nebraska Homemaker April 29, 1964 143. American Heritage Foundation May 5, 1964 144. Pesek (NE Constituent) May 5, 1964 145. Katlemans (CA) May 9, 1964 146. Constituents May 12, 1964 147. Morrills May 14, 1964 148. Dorr May 16, 1964 149. Vandenberg Trophy Award 1964 150. Westside High June 3, 1964 151. Sen. Hruska at Coe College June 7, 1964 152. Constituents June 9, 1964 153. White House Scholar June 10, 1964 154. Rocks (Omaha) June 15, 1964 155. Behlen Memorial Hospital Ground Breaking June 21, 1964 156. Campaign Photos 1964 Summer 1964 157. Campaign Photos 1964 (2 nd Group) Summer 1964 158. Campaign Photos 1964 (3 rd Group) Summer 1964 159. Interns Summer 1964 160. Sokol Centennial Washington Trip June 25, 1964 161. Republican Convention July 1964 162. Boys Nation July 20, 1964 163. Sen. Goldwater (AZ) July 27, 1964 164. Hillmer (Omaha) August 1964 165. Republican National Chairman Thursten Morton August 1964 166. International Air Cadets Visit August 10, 1964 167. Photographic Portrait August 14, 1964 168. Bud Wilkenson (OK) runs for Senate September 1964 169. Wilkensen (Utah) runs for Senate September 3, 1964 170. Aksarben Coronation Ball November 1964 171. Carbonated Beverage Corp. (Chicago) November 10, 1964 172. Dignitaries Beirut Trip December 1964 173. Majorca (En Route – Beirut Conference) December 1964

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174. American Friends of the Middle East December 1964 175. Sen. Prouty’s office following Swearing in ceremonies January 4, 1965 176. Foreign Service Officer January 8 , 1965 177. Republican Conference – Sen. Thurston Morton January 11, 1965 178. Sen. Pearson & RLH January 13, 1965 179. Inauguration Guests from Omaha January 19, 1965 180. Dinner Honoring Gen & Mrs. Le May January 25, 1965 181. Boy Scout Marsh February 2, 1965 182. Senate Youth Program February 2, 1965 183. Young Republicans (NE) February 19, 1965 184. Sen. Cotton (NH) in Omaha February 22, 1965 185. American Legion February 26, 1965 186. American Legion March 1, 1965 187. National Science Foundation Award Nominee March 1, 1965 188. Bob Gibson (St. Louis Baseball Player) March 6, 1965 189. Coach Bob Devaney (University of Nebraska) March 6, 1965 190. VFW Annual Visit to Washington March 10, 1965 191. Lincoln Nurse March 18, 1965 192. Constituents Spring 1965 193. Nebraska Breakfast Spring 1965 194. Gemini Takeoff March 23, 1965 195. Nebraska Republican Founders Day March 27, 1965 196. Swearing in of Dwight Porter Ambassador to Lebanon March 29, 1965 197. Nebraska Republican Women’s Group March 30, 1965 198. Hasebroocks and Pakes (Omaha) April 6, 1965 199. NU AF ROTC Angel Flight April 15, 1965 200. Teamster’s Wives April 15, 1965 201. Good Government Award April 25, 1659 202. 4H April 28, 1965 203. Betty Crocker Homemaker April 28, 1965 204. Sen. Spessard Holland (FL) and Hruska May 8, 1965 205. Constituents May 11, 965 206. Homebuilders Banquet May 11, 1965 207. Constituents (NE) May 11, 1965 208. Air Force Academy Cadets Summer 1965 209. Jefferson Memorial (St. Louis, MO) June 1, 1965 210. Bas Association St. Louis June 1, 1965 211. Migratory Bird Conservation Commission June 15, 1965 212. Air Force Association in Sen. Dirksen’s Office June 14, 1965 213. American Sokol Society June 27, 1965 214. 4H June 29, 1965 215. Staff member July 1965 216. Summer Intern July 1965 217. Nebraska Breakfast July 1965 218. Nebraska Breakfast July 20, 1965 219. IOOF Youth Pilgrimage Group July 22, 1965

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220. Nebraska Breakfast July 27, 1965 221. Office Interns July-August 1965 222. Bill signing Herbert Hoover Historical Site (IA) August 1965 223. Summer Interns 1965 August 224. Girls Nation Reps August 4, 1965 225. Fathers (Omaha) August 10, 1965 226. Gentlemen August 27, 1965 227. James V. Bennett Bur. Of Prisons Fall 1965 228. Mutual Aid Association of the New Polish Immigration September 12, 1965 229. United Packing House Workers September, 1965 230. Woodmen of the World Visitors September 24, 1965 231. Bakers Coop. September 28, 1965 232. President’s Room – Capitol October 4, 1965 233. Fundraising dinners (CA) October 15, 1965 234. Grocery Manufacturers President November 8, 1965 235. AF Academy November 22, 1965 236. Nebraskans at Air Force Academy November 29, 1965 237. Senator Dirksen (IL) with Nebraskans 1966 238. Sec. 14b Taft Hartley Act January 1966 239. Republican “State of the Union” January 17, 1965 240. Farm Leaders to Pakistan January 26, 1966 241. Sen. Morton (KY) Dinner February 3, 1966 242. Cub Scout Griffin (Alexandria,VA) February 7, 1966 243. Nebraska Delegation Breakfast February 8, 1966 244. Board of Reclamation Director February 14, 1966 245. Official RLH Hruska February 18, 1966 246. Virginia Beach, VA Sports Club February 22, 1966 247. David Taylor Model Basin Mach 1966 248. American Legion March 1, 1966 249. Judiciary Hearing March 2, 1966 250. Senator Curtis’ Birthday March 1966 251. Sen. Curtis’ Birthday March 15, 1966 252. Constituents March 22, 1966 253. Councilmen March 28, 1966 254. Gentlemen March 31, 1966 255. Vandenberg Air Force Base April 4, 1966 256. Homebuilders April 25, 1966 257. Reception for Cardinal Beran at Omaha May 1966 258. Boys Club Dedication (Omaha) May 15, 1966 259. Merchants & Manufacturers May 26, 1966 260. Memorial Day Services, Omaha May 30. 1966 261. FFA Representative Wayne Rasmussen June 6, 1966 262. Presidential Scholar June 7, 1966 263. Rea Group June 7, 1966 264. Routh Family June 8, 1966 265. Westside High School June 9, 1966

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266. Confectioners Association June 15, 1966 267. Bill Signing (White House) June 22, 1966 268. Nebraskans July 1966 269. Judge Nominee Lay July 20, 1966 270. Bob Forsythe August 1966 271. Hruska’s Birthday August 16, 1966 272. Ekdahls (NJ) August 22, 1966 273. Constituents in Senate TV Gallery September 1, 1966 274. Sen. Brooke (MA) September 13, 1966 275. Campaign Dinner, Spartanburg, SC September 29, 1966 276. Ad club luncheon November 8, 1966 277. Strunk Memorial, McCook, NE December 5, 1966 278. Senator Hruska at Corner Stone of Capitol 1967 279. Mayor Al Sorensen (Omaha) & Delegation January 1967 280. Republican “State of the Union” Old Supreme Court January 19, 1967 281. Senate Youth Program January 24, 1967 282. Hruska Portrait Photos February 1967 283. Businessmen February 1967 284. Nebraska Constituents (Lincoln) February 1967 285. Italian Cruise February 24, 1967

Box 32 February 28, 1967-December 31, 1971 Folder

1. American Legion February 28, 1967 2. Delegation in the Capitol March 1, 1967 3. Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation March 15, 1967 4. Central Illinois, Indiana Association 50 th Anniversary Banquet March 21, 1967 5. Visitors Spring 1967 6. Nebraska Homemaker – Lackoff April 1967 7. House Side of the Capitol April 1967 8. Richmond “I”(Insurance) Day, Virginia April 5, 1967 9. Arbor Lodge Association plants Gingko tree at Capitol April 16, 1967Betty Crocker Homemaker April 18, 1967 10. Central High School Omaha “Law Day” May 1, 1967 11. Order of Jesters, Richmond, VA May 15, 1967 12. Steuben Society Banquet (Armed Forces) May 20, 1967 13. REA Group June 1967 14. Hruskas in Ohio June 8, 1967 15. Presidential Scholars (NE) June 15, 1967 16. Miss Nebraska 1967 Summer 1967 17. Boys Nation Representatives July 20, 1967 18. Girls Nation with Nixon July 28, 1967 19. Nebraska Centennial Stamp, Lincoln July 29, 1967 20. 4h (Merrick Co) August 1967 21. Sen. Hruska and Colleagues August 1967

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22. Republican Luncheon in Capitol August 1967 23. Summer Interns August 1967 24. Private Luncheon Speaker’s Dining Room August 1, 1967 25. Senate Republican Leader’s Office August 1, 1967 26. Girls Nations Reps. August 2, 1967 27. Fauvers (NE) August 18, 1967 28. Miss Nebraska 1967 August 22, 1967 29. Charley Thone & RLH August 25, 1967 30. American Legion Commander Galbraith September 1967 31. Lincoln, NE Young Republicans September 1, 1967 32. Otoe Co. Centennial Tree September 20, 1967 33. Omaha Club Luncheon for Sen. Lausche September 27, 1967 34. Commissioning Admirals in the Nebraska Navy Fall 1967 35. Ted Tierney to Supreme Court October 1967 36. Doane College President Inaugural Luncheon October 14, 1967 37. Missouri River Diversion Engineer October 16, 1967 38. Stevens Institute, Hoboken, NJ November 15, 1967 39. Senator & Mrs. Hruska November 30, 1967 40. Sen. And Mrs. Hruska December 1, 1967 41. Nebraska Constituents December 13, 1967 42. Visit with Frederick Schnell, Los Angeles, CA January 1, 1968 43. Dirksen’s Birthday January 5, 1968 44. Gen. Nazzorro January 10, 1968 45. Spiro Agnew February 1968 46. American Legion Visitors February 1968 47. 4h February 21, 1968 48. American Legion Commander February 28, 1968 49. Salute to Republican Leadership Dinner March 5, 1968 50. Visitors March 13, 1968 51. Vice President NE S&L Wendell Miller Spring 1968 52. Nebraska State Society Awards March 20, 1968 53. Supreme Court Admission March 28, 1968 54. GE Co. at Fed. Gov. Relations Seminar April 10, 1968 55. Betty Crocker Bake Off April 23, 1968 56. 4h April 25, 1968 57. Bellevue Group at the White House May 1, 1968 58. Hall of Heroes for Medal of Honor Recipients at the Pentagon May 14, 1968 59. Gov. Reagan (CA) and Sen. Baker (TN) May 20, 1968 60. American Feed Manufacturers Association, Washington May 28, 1968 61. Summer Interns June 1968 62. Summer Interns June 3, 1968 63. President Johnson’s Blue ribbon Commission June 10, 1968 64. Nebraska Constituents (Ralston) June 11, 1968 65. Nebraska REA Group June 11, 1968 66. Slavonic Benevolent Order of Texas Speech June 12, 1968 67. 4h (Dawson Co.) June 18, 1968

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68. SOKOL – 100 th Anniversary Milwaukee, WI June 29, 1968 69. German American Club Flag July 13, 1968 70. Birch Bayh Autographing Party, ABA July 16, 1968 71. Republican National Convention August 1968 72. Agriculture Conference August 1968 73. Office Photo August 1968 74. RLH Receiving Gavel at Republican National Convention August 1968 75. Summer Interns (Second Session) August 16, 1968 76. Gov. Reagan (CA), Sen. Dirksen (IL), and Sen. Hruska September 1968 77. Senators at Lunch Fall 1968 78. Anti Trust & Monopoly Subcommittee Fall 1968 79. Thompsons (Omaha) October 1968 80. Sen. & Mrs. Hruska October 1968 81. Sen. Hruska October 1968 82. Watchdog Award October 1,1968 83. National Postmasters Association Nebraska Group October 1, 1968 84. Czech Delegation October 3, 1968 85. Constituents (Omaha) October 10, 1968 86. Signing of the Federal Magistrates act October 17, 1968 87. Czech Independence 50 th anniversary, Lincoln October 27, 1968 88. March of Dimes poster Child November 1968 89. NATO Conference, Brussels November 11-18, 1968 90. Congressional Visit to Germany November 18, 1968 91. Clifford Hardin, Nominee for Secretary of Agriculture January 1969 92. VP Spiro T Agnew January 1969 93. Hruska and Relatives January 20, 1969 94. Nixon’s Inauguration January 20, 1969 95. Ford Theatre Opening, Washington D.C. January 29, 1969 96. Hearst Foundation Youth Program February 1969 97. Senators and wives February 1969 98. Billy Graham February 1969 99. Hruska Relatives February 3, 1969 100. Magazine of the Midlands insert February 5, 1969 101. Hearst Foundation Youth Program February 5, 1969 102. Visit to White House Oval Office February 6, 1969 see also September 11, 1970 103. 4h (U of N) & Clifford Hardin February 19, 1969 104. National Association of Counties March 3, 1969 105. Nebraska Breakfast March 18, 1969 106. Swearing in of Asst Sec. Interior James Smith March 20, 1969 107. President Nixon and Congressional Leaders (Labor) Spring 1969 108. Hruska April 1969 109. The Hruskas in front of Japanese Cherry Blossoms April 1969 110. Sioux City Steak Dinner April 1969 111. Republican Women’s Luncheon April 1969 112. Creighton Prep April 3, 1969 113. Young Nebraskan May 1969

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114. Sen. Jackson (WA) and Hruska May 6, 1969 115. Sen. Hruska Speaking May 20, 1969 116. Visitors May 26, 1969 117. Boettcher (Otoe Co) and the Gingko Tree June 1969 118. Chief Justice Warren Burger June 1969 119. Visitors (Hastings) June 3, 1969 120. Girl Scout Group (Lincoln) June 3, 1969 121. Fred Rhodes June 12, 1969 122. David Eisenhower (Summer Intern 1969) Summer 1969 123. American Sokol, Slet, Berwyn, IL June 29, 1969 124. Constituent July 9, 1969 125. American Legion – Past National Commanders July 11, 1969 126. Boys Nation Reps July 23, 1969 127. Wherry (Visitor) July 23, 1969 128. Summer Interns August 1969 129. Visitors August 5, 1969 130. Awarded “Friend of Senior Citizens” August 12, 1969 131. RLH and the Globe August 12, 1969 132. Relics fro Shipwreck September 5, 1969 133. Business Men September 9, 1969 134. Dirksen’s Body lies in State September 9, 1969 135. Senators (and Wives) Fall 1969 136. Capitol Hill Club October 1969 137. Submarine U.S.S. Whale at North Pole October 1, 1969 138. Visitors October 1, 1969 139. Anti Trust Subcommittee Meeting October 16, 1969 140. White House State Dining Room (Republicans) November 5, 1969 141. Veterans Day (NE Delegation) November 10, 1969 142. RLH and Gavel December 1969 143. Attorney General John Mitchell & Jarrell December 1969 144. Stromer & Sen. Holland & RLH December 1969 145. Salute to Hugh Scott December 1969 146. Avis Black & RLH December 1969 147. Swearing-in of Clarence Coster December 22, 1969 148. Campaign Photos 1970 (1 st Group) 1970 149. Campaign Photos (2 nd Group) 1970 150. Captive Nations Award February 24, 1970 151. Mrs. Nixon and Mrs. Hruska February 25, 1970 152. Peru State College, NE March 13, 1970 153. Charles Peebler, Jr. Family March 23, 1970 154. Signing of City Law Enforcement Aid Contract March 25, 1970 155. Sen. Hruska, Carl Curtis, and Rep. Denny March 26, 1970 156. Melvin Laird April 1970 157. Nebraska Homemaker April 14, 1970 158. Presentation of Steuben Society Award to RLH April 20, 1970 159. Gingko Tree April 28, 1970

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160. Board of Visitors – Naval Academy April 30, 1970 161. Impacted Aid Group with Senator May 1, 1970 162. Nebraska Breakfast Visitors May 12, 1970 163. Lt. Robert Kennedy receive Congressional Medal of Honor May 15, 1970 164. Duck Dinner at Hruska Home May 20, 1970 165. Duck Dinner May 20, 1970 166. German National Congress May 22, 1970 167. Branched Oak Dedication, Randolph, NE May 31, 1970 168. Certificate of Nomination for Senate June 8, 1970 169. 4H group (Otoe CO.) June 9, 1970 170. National Confectioners Convention June 10, 1970. 171. Central Sand hills 4H Breakfast June 30, 1970 172. Day Reception at White House February 25, 1970 173. Sterling, NE Centennial July 1970 174. George Murphy’s Autobiography July 1970 175. Sam Cornelius Swearing-in Ceremony July 6, 1970 176. Merrick County 4h July 7, 1970 177. Senators Allot (CO), Scott (PA), and Hruska July 14, 1970 178. Jefferson County 4H Breakfast July 15, 1970 179. LaLone family of Omaha Visit Office July 16, 1970 180. Boys Nation July 20, 1970 181. Girl Scouts (Lincoln) July 21, 1970 182. Buffalo County 4h Breakfast July 21, 1970 183. Wayne State Teachers College Instructors July 28, 1970 184. Girl’s Nation July 29, 1970 185. Summer Interns April 13, 1970 186. Girl Scouts (Omaha) August 18, 1970 187. Constituents August 18, 1970 188. Margaret Chase Smith August 25, 1970 189. Campaign 1970 September 1970 190. Campaign Pictures September 1970 191. Select Committee on Equal Education Opportunity September 1970 192. Roman Hruska with Clifford Hardin Fall 1970 193. Senate Republican Policy Luncheon September 1970 194. Campaign 1970 September 1970 195. South Carolina and Georgia Campaign September 1970 196. GSA Demonstration of dual fuel auto. Omaha September 4, 1970 197. Senior Citizens Picnic, Omaha, NE September 10, 1970 198. White House Oval Office September 11, 1970 See also February 16, 1969 199. Campaign Photos for Advertising Supplement in the World Herald Fall 1970 200. President Nixon signs Crime Bill October 15, 1970 201. Lincoln Rotary Luncheon October 20, 1970 202. Kiwanis Club of Omaha, NE October 30, 1970 203. Don Ross Hearing December 8, 1970 204. Sen. Jansen (WY) December 23, 1970 205. Warren “Chip” Woods 1971

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206. Organization of the Senate January 1971 207. Republican Conference Organizational Meeting January 1971 208. Brehms, Cong. Thone & RLH January 1971 209. State of the Union message before a Joint Session of Congress January 22, 1971 210. Re-enactment of Swearing-in of Se. Hruska by Vice President Spiro Agnew January 22, 1971 211. Nebraska Delegates to the Senate Youth Program February 3, 1971 212. Luncheon 116 Club for T. Johnson February 4, 1971 213. Mary T. Zuerlain, Bellevue, NE March 1971 214. Constituents March 1971 215. National Livestock Feeders (NE) March 1971 216. Astronauts Visit Capitol March 2, 1971 217. Presidential Classroom 1971 March 2, 1971 218. Nebraskans March 23, 1971 219. Breakfast, Delegation March 23, 1971 220. City Attorney (Omaha) April 15, 1971 221. Secretary Clifford Hardin May 7, 1971 222. White House Talks on Crime Legislation May 11, 1971 223. Hruska in Shriner’s hat June 3, 1971 224. Westside High School June 6, 1971 225. Visitors (Norfolk) June 9, 1971 226. Mayor Family (NE) June 15, 1971 227. Attorney General Mitchell and Senators June 24, 1971 228. Jerris Leonard (LEAA) June 25, 1971 229. YMCA Youth Governor’s Conference Representative June 29, 1971 230. FFA President Summer 1971 231. Peony Park Owner Malek & Son July 16, 1971 232. Apollo 15 Flight August 1, 1971 233. 4H August 4, 1971 234. Senate Judiciary Committee Hearings September 1971 235. Association of Federal Investigators October 16, 1971 236. Capitol Hill Club (Corner Stone Island) October 20, 1971 237. Nebraska Federation of Republican Women October 22, 1971 238. Reception Honoring Sen. Gordon Allott (CO) October 26, 1971 239. United Methodist Church Group (Kearney) October 27, 1971 240. Judiciary Hearings – Mr. Justice Powell November 3-10, 1971 241. Sen., Norris Cotton (NH) Senate Anniversary Dinner November 8, 1971 242. Senator Hruska and Family November 8, 1971 243. Senator Hruska Celebrates 19 th Year in Congress November 8, 1971 244. Senator Clifford Hansen Party November 18, 1971 245. Visitors from Virginia November 24, 1971 246. Staff Member Leaving November 29, 1971 247. White House Conference on Aging November 30, 1971 248. State Sen. Wally Barnett November 30, 1971 249. Senator Hruska with Carl Curtis December 1971 250. Senators December 1971 251. Dept. of Agriculture December 15, 1971

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252. Miami, FL Police Investigation December 31, 1971

Box 33 January 1972-May 25, 1976 Folder

1. Clifford Hardin 1972 2. State of the Union Message January 1972 3. Kiewit Company Banquet January 10, 1972 4. Breakfast at the Pentagon January 27,1972 5. NU Football National Champions February 1, 1972 6. Hearst Foundation Youth Program February 2, 1972 7. Lawrence Welk February 28, 1972 8. Dave Kammerman Retirement Part March 1972 9. Nebraska White House Conference March 1972 10. National Parks Centennial Banquet March 1, 1972 11. Ray Rankin Visits Office March 15, 1972 12. Duck Dinner March 7, 1972 13. Nebraska Farm Bureau March 16, 1972 14. Senator Hruska With Constituents March 21, 1972 15. Friends and Relatives March 24, 1972 16. NACM Legislative Conference in Washington April 11, 1972 17. Pentagon Breakfast Meeting April 13, 1972 18. Nebraska Association of Commerce and Industry May 1, 1972 19. Appropriations Hearing on Public Works May 1972 20. Sioux City Steak Dinner, Washington May 3, 1972 21. Vallejo, CA Republican Dinner May 26, 1972 22. Supreme Court Admission June 1972 23. FBI Graduation, Dept. of Justice June 7, 1972 24. Vote to confirm Richard Kleindienst (US atty.general) June 7, 1972 25. Nebraska REA June 13, 1972 26. 4H June 13, 1972 27. 4H June 14, 1972 28. Chadron State College June 15, 1972 29. National Coal Association Reception, Washington June 19, 1972 30. 4H June 21, 1972 31. 4H June 21, 1972 32. School Group June 21, 1972 33. The President July 1, 1972 34. Republican Convention August 1972 35. Visit of Henry Hibbard to D.C. August 9, 1972 36. Gun Bill August 10, 1972 37. Carol & Rick Graser (Staff) August 11, 1972 38. USMA Tour at West Point September 3, 1972 39. Republican Dinner, Douglas County, Nevada October 8, 1972 40. March of Dimes Poster Girl for 1973 November 1972 41. Federal Building groundbreaking, Lincoln November 2, 1972

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42. Presentation of Honorary Marshal Badge December 12, 1972 43. Visit North American Rockwell, LA December 21, 1972 44. Counting the Electoral Votes (Joint Session of Congress) 45. Saints & Sinner “Fall Guy Luncheon” January 8, 1973 46. Inauguration January 20, 1973 47. EPA Regional Administration Luncheon (DC) January 31, 1973 48. Stan Ebneis Farewell Party February 5, 1973 49. Young Republicans March 10, 1973 50. Joint Study Committee on the Budget Spring 1973 51. Behlen Laboratory Dedication April 6, 1973 52. Arbor Day Group April 17, 1973 53. Schatz Family for Breakfast April 26, 1973 54. Verdigre, Nebraska May 7, 1973 55. Women’s Group May 21, 1973 56. Farmers Union Women in Action May 22, 1973 57. Portugal Wine Tasting Part – Capitol Building June 1973 58. Norfolk Campfire Girls June 12, 1973 59. Nebraska REA June 12, 1973 60. 4h (Holt Co) June 13, 1973 61. 4h (Fillmore Co) June 13, 1973 62. 4h (Cheyenne Co) June 13, 1973 63. 4h (Frontier Co) June 13, 1973 64. Committee on the revision of the Appellate Court System June 22, 1973 65. Intern June 25, 1973 66. Young Visitors June 25, 1973 67. FBI Director Clarence Kelly Sworn in Kansas city July 9, 1973 68. 4h (Central Sandhill Counties) July 2, 1973 69. Skochdopole (Omaha Attorney) & Family July 16, 1973 70. Summer Interns July 16, 1973 71. Travel Agency Group (NE & IA) July 17, 1973 72. 4h (Buffalo & Hall Co) July 18, 1973 73. 4h (Southwestern Counties) July 25, 1973 74. Visitor July 25, 1973 75. Staff Member July 31, 1973 76. Glee Gomains & Lee Potter September 10, 1973 77. Judge Miller’s Swearing In September 10, 1973 78. Nebraska Senior Citizens October 10, 1973 79. Supreme Court Admissions (#1) October 16, 1973 80. Supreme Court Admissions (#2) October 16, 1973 81. Judiciary Committee Hearing on Special Watergate Prosecutor October 31, 1973 82. Hruska’s 19 th Anniversary in Senate November 8, 1973 83. President Ford December 18, 1973 84. Senate Republican Policy Committee 1974 85. RLH with Dean Schwenka & Jack Bulles Senate Youth Program February 6, 1974 86. Jeff Bouge’s Retirement Party April 1, 1974 87. RLH & Tom Koneck April 2, 1974

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88. Swearing in of John Warner, Bicentennial Administration April 10, 1974 89. Senator Hruska poses with Gingko Tree at Capitol April 1, 1974 90. RLH, Thone & McCollister with 4h Group April 23, 1974 91. RLH McCollister & Curtis with Dr. James Saulsburg Family April 23, 1974 92. Customs & Patents Judicial Conference April 30, 1974 93. Presentation to RLH from US Court of Customs & Patent Appeals May 16, 1974 94. Delegation at Dr. Trotter at Nomination Hearings May 22, 1974 95. RLH & Press, Minority Leader’s Office June 3, 1974 96. RLH with Lancaster 4h group June 5, 1974 97. Nebraska Delegation Summer 1974 98. Lunch with Interns July 12, 1974 99. Curtis, RLH with Lisa Prather, Angie McCleery Girl’s Nation Lunch July 18, 1974 100. RLH, Curtis with Time Green & Jay Matzke Boy’s Nation Lunch July 22, 1974 101. Czech Day Wilber, NE August 3, 1974 102. RLH with Ford & Mansfield at Mansfield Reception August 8, 1974 103. RLH with Tim & Lyn Carlyle September 6, 1974 104. RLH with Grasers September 6, 1974 105. McClellan, A.G., Saxbe & RLH September 15, 1974 106. Farewell Party for Lazarrus and Moorcones September 19, 1974 107. Lincoln Federal Building Cornerstone Laying October 18, 1974 108. Air Force Flight Center Trip November 11-15, 1974 109. RLH with March of Dimes Poster Child December 1974 110. Senator and Mrs. Hruska with Jana 1975 111. RLH, Rep. Smith & Virginia Trotter January 29, 1975 112. Senator Hruska March 1975 113. RLH & Chuck Bruse March 24, 1975 114. RLH with Mike Granfield March 24, 1975 115. RLH with Chief Justice Burger April 11, 1975 116. RLH with Darwin Olofson in S-108 May 1975 117. Luncheon for Illkwon Chung, PM of Korea May 8, 1975 118. RLH with Bruse, Granfield, Hinnish & Marvin Retirement Party June 6, 1975 119. Hruska Commission Presenting Report to Ford June 20, 1975 120. RLH with Hayes County 4h Group Summer 1975 121. RLH & Dodie Acklie June 27, 1975 122. RLH, Curtis & Thones with Yugoslavian Band June 27, 1975 123. Senator & Mrs. Hruska July 1975 124. RLH & Rep. Smith, Custer Co. 4h July 9, 1975 125. RLH with National Youth Science Camp Reps Stephanie Hoover & David McDowell July 16, 1975 126. RLH, Curtis with Kenneth B. Numm (L) & James D Dunning, Boy’s Nation Delegates July 21, 1975 127. RLH & Mrs. H with Marcella Hrabik and Carolyn Chapek July 21, 1975 128. Darwin Olofson Reception, Hosted by RLH July 42, 1975 129. RLH with Ron Abboud Family in D-108 July 24, 1975 130. Everett M. Dirksen Library Dedication, Pekin, Ill August 19, 1975

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131. RLH & Rockefeller at Cotton Swearing-in in Vice President’s Capitol Office September 3, 1975 132. At Swearing-in of Norris Cotton (Short Term) with Rockefeller, Cotton and Others September 3, 1975 133. Reception for Verla Skilton’s Wedding September 10, 1975 134. Creighton Law Center Dedication September 13, 1975 135. RLH, Joseph & Harry Kanter Signing of Declaration of Independence September 29, 1975 136. RLH & Karen Chapek Cotner – Senate Dining Room October 3, 1975 137. Swearing-in at Supreme Court with RLH, Dixon, Rothstein, Jim Silhasek, Argetsinger October 7, 1975 138. RLH & Dimaggio, The ENEA’s in S-108 October 9, 1975 139. Waner dinner, Chicago December 3, 1975 140. Football Signing for Nebraska-Kansas Run December 9, 1975 141. White House with President Ford December 22, 1975 142. RLH & Rep. Pressler (SD) January 1976 143. Nebraska Delegation and Mary Louise Smith February 3, 1976 144. Sen. Easeland Testimonial, Jackson, Miss March 8, 1976 145. White House Cabinet Room March 23, 1976 146. White House Cabinet Room March 24, 1976 147. White House; Signing rural Development Bill April 5, 1976 148. Hruska at Nebraska Centennial Tree (capitol) April 28, 1976 149. RLH with Ford at Ford’s Omaha Birthplace May 7, 1976 150. US Court of Customs & Patent Appeals Judicial Conference May 10, 1976 151. National Wiretap Commission May 18, 1976 152. Delegation with Grand Island High School Band May 25, 1976 153. Delegation with North Bend High school Band May 25, 1976 154. Photos with no Names or Dates 155. Photographs Copies of individual Portraits – All Years 156. Photo Names without dates 157. RLH Color Photos 158. What & Where 159. Duplicates #1 Senate Colleagues 160. United States Military Academy Board of Visitors Photo Booklet 161. President Richard Nixon Photo Book

SERIES 3 – SPEECHES

Box 34 March 7, 1950-May 5, 1958 Folder

1. March 7, 1950 Speech File 2. Handwritten notes found in files. Occasion Not identified 3. Kiwanis Club of Omaha April 16, 1953 4. NACO Banquet Boston, MA July 14, 1953 5. Nebraska State Convention SCBJ Lodges September 5, 1953 6. Omaha Rotary Club September 9, 1953

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7. Missouri Basin tour September 10, 1953 8. Omaha Chamber of Commerce October 5, 1953 9. Speeches 1955 Part 1 10. Speeches 1955 Part 2 11. Lincoln Day Speeches, February 1955 Montana 12. David City Soil Conservation Awards February 21, 1955 13. Omaha Bar Association March 29, 1955- Luncheon 14. Psychiatric Institute (Dedication) of U of N April 30, 1955 15. Chicago University – Dedication of Masaryk Monument May 29, 1955 16. Omaha University Achievement Day June 4, 1955 17. Woodmen of the World Public Affairs Lunch June 6, 1955 18. Gates Mills Ohio Western Reserve Club June 11, 1955 19. Sokols (St. Louis) June 18 and 19 1955 20. Woodmen of the World July 25, 1955 21. Omaha City Council on Housing August 16, 1955 22. Rotary Club of Omaha September 14, 1955 23. Nebraska Public Health Association Speech September 15, 1955 24. Lions Club of Omaha September 20, 1955 25. National Reclamation Association Lincoln, NE October 24, 1955 26. Nebraska Education Conference November 10, 1955 27. Federal Aid to Education November 10, 1955 28. Nebraska City National Guard November 11, 1955 29. Speeches 1956 30. Correspondence 1956 31. Lincoln Day February 11-15, 1956 32. Voice of America Interview June 17, 1956 33. Investiture of Judge Richard E. Robinson Omaha, NE August 14, 1956 34. Nebraska Beet Growers’ Association Banquet September 25, 1956 35. White Sands and Fort Bliss November 15-17, 1956 36. Manufacturing Chemists Association November 20, 1956 37. Speeches 1957 Part 1 38. Speeches 1957 Part 2 39. North Dakota Lincoln Day February 12, 1957 40. Umscheid, Arthur G. – Creighton University March 15, 1957 International Relations Club 41. Jacksonville Jr. Chamber of Commerce TV Forum April 15, 1957 42. Radio Report to Nebraska Missouri basin problems May 3, 1957 43. Czech National Council Willard Hotel Washington Luncheon May 4, 1957 44. Bohemian Home for Children and Aged Dedication Chicago May 19, 1957 45. Rockville Republican Women May 20, 1957 46. Commencement 1957 47. Memorial Day May 30, 1957 48. General Le May Farewell Dinner at SAC June 11, 1957 49. Boys State June 15, 1957 50. Investiture of Judge Robert Van Pelt Omaha August 1, 1957 51. Irrigation Association October 18, 1957 52. Speeches 1958 Part 1

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53. Speeches 1958 Part 2 54. National Association of County Officials July 1957 55. County Assessor’s State Association January 22, 1958 56. Lincoln Day February 10-15, 1958 57. Duncan Hines Family Dinner Highways May 5, 1958

Box 35 May 28, 1958-December 14, 1961 Folder

1. Ukrainian National Association Inc. Cleveland, OH May 28, 1958 2. Rotary Club of Omaha July 2, 1958 3. Roosevelt Centennial – Omaha University Convocation July 3, 1958 4. Watershed Congress Dallas, TX September 29, 1958 5. National Fraternal Congress Miami Beach October 1, 1958 6. KMTV Broadcast October 18, 1958 7. Final Campaign Statement November 3, 1958 8. Post-Election Statement November 5, 1958 9. NATO Conference, Brussels November 17-22, 1958 10. 1959 Speeches 11. Salute to Ike Dinner January 27, 1959 12. Lincoln Day 1959 13. Sate Convention Nebraska Farmers Union Omaha, NE February 25, 1959 14. Founders Day Lincoln, NE March 16, 1959 15. Industrial in Puerto Rick April 14, 1959 16. Unitarian Dev. Fund May 26, 1959 17. Mid Slet July 5, 1959 18. Speeches 1960 19. Hruska’s Washington Report January 17, 1960 20. Canton Ohio January 30, 1960 21. Crusade for Freedom Lincoln, NE February 8, 1960 22. RLH Lincoln Day Tour February 9-15, 1960 23. California Young Republicans February 13, 1960 24. Lincoln Day Reno, NV February 15, 1960 25. Tariff Commission – Beef & Lamb imports March 22, 1960 26. Win and Spirits Wholesalers Association Miami, Florida May 2, 1960 27. Iowa Young Republican Convention May 7, 1960 28. American Spies in Russia May 11, 1960 29. Pharmaceutical Advertising Committee May 12, 1960 30. Captive Nations Week Grant Park Chicago July 23, 1960 31. Augustine Hermine Day October 16, 1960 32. 1961 Speeches 33. Speeches 1961 34. Lincoln Day Tour February 1961 35. Akron Ohio Lincoln Day February 9, 1961 36. Founders Day March 20, 1961 37. Omaha Courtroom Dedication March 24, 1961

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38. Arlington, VA Republican Women April 11, 1961 39. National Military Industrial Conference April 12, 1961 40. Phi Alpha Delta April 15, 1961 41. Tech High School Career Day April 21, 1961 42. Omaha Downtown Kiwanis April 22, 1961 43. Republican fund Raiser Richmond, VA April 29, 1961 44. Stock Growers Norfolk June 9, 1961 45. Dedicate P.O. Stromsburg, NE June 10, 1961 46. Greensboro, NC May 20, 1961 47. Effective Citizens Organization May 24, 1961 48. Crawford Historical Marker May 28, 1961 49. Quincy Industrial Association June 11, 1961 50. Escanaba, Michigan June 24, 1961 51. Clarkson June 28, 1961 52. Human Events July 14, 1961 53. Creighton Post Office July 21, 1961 54. WOW Convention July 31, 1961 55. Fort Atkinson, NE August 13, 1961 56. Kansas City, Jackson Co. Mo. August 19, 1961 57. Wilson Creek Watershed September 1, 1961 58. South Carolina in place of Senator Tower September 11, 1961 59. National Wholesale Druggists Florida September 15, 1961 60. Kovarik Memorial Service September 16, 1961 61. Omaha Real Estate Board October 4, 1961 62. Combined Young Republicans Lincoln October 11, 1961 63. Nebraska Bankers Association October 11, 1961 64. National Wholesale Druggists Association October 18, 1961 65. Valley Conservation Association McCook, NE October 23, 1961 66. Omaha Association of Credit Grantors October 26, 1961 67. Health Underwriters Blackstone Hotel November 2, 1961 68. Consistory Banquet, Alliance, NE November 3, 1961 69. Panhandle REA Alliance, NE November 4, 1961 70. Scottsbluff Precinct Workers November 10, 1961 71. Veterans Day Scottsbluff November 11, 1961 72. Rotary Club of Omaha November 15, 1961 73. New Jersey Pharmaceutical Companies November 16, 1961 74. Scona Texas A&M December 6, 1961 75. Nebraska Nurserymen, Lincoln December 11, 1961 76. Concord Club, Castle Hotel December 14, 1961

Box 36 January 24, 1962-June 3, 1963 Folder

1. Medical Exhibitors Association Chicago January 24, 1962 2. Speeches 1962 3. United Republican RSVP Dinner St. Louis February 1, 1962

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4. Lincoln Day Tour February 1962 5. Nebraska Jr. Chamber Banquet February 10, 1962 6. Louisville, KY February 17, 1962 7. Pennsauken Republican Club February 21, 1962 8. Mahoning (Ohio) County Rep. Dinner February 24, 1962 9. Iowa Young Republicans March 29, 1962 10. Florida Fed. Of Rep. Women Ocala, FL April 5, 1962 11. Cold War Strategy Seminar April 7, 1962 12. Association Republican Women Seattle, King County Washington April 23, 1962 13. Eastern Washington State College, Seattle April 25, 1962 14. Nebraska Press Association Omaha April 27, 1962 15. Fordham University College of Pharmacy NY April 29, 1962 16. Drug Trading Co Toronto, Canada May 2, 1962 17. National Guard Association & Omaha Armory May 5-6, 1962 18. Bergen County (NJ) Bar Association May 12, 1962 19. Homestead Stamp Ceremonies Beatrice, NE May 20, 1962 20. Unitarian General Assembly Meeting Washington DC May 23-25, 1962 21. Illinois Pharmaceutical Association St. Louis, MO. May 27, 1962 22. Memorial Day Weekend 1962 23. Fort Robinson Field Day Crawford June 2, 1962 24. Osceola, NE Post Office Dedication June 9, 1962 25. Warden’s Conference Federal Bureau of Prisons, Boulder, CO June 5, 1962 26. Fourth Circuit Judicial Conference June 29 th 1962 27. Virginia Sixth Congressional District Convention Roanoke, VA June 30, 1962 28. Roanoke (Republicans 6 th Congressional District June 30, 1962 29. “America wants to know: July 9, 1962 30. TV Show for Nebraska August 12, 1962 31. Roanoke Island, NC August 18, 1962 32. RLH Notes Campaign Speech Notes September 1962 33. Republican Rally Oregon, IL September 8, 1962 34. Party Fund raiser Kern County Bakersfield, CA September 18, 1962 35. Nebraska Republican State Convention September 21, 1962 36. Nebraska Association of Soil and Water Convention October 1, 1962 37. Republican Celebrities Dinner Colorado Spring, CO October 2, 1962 38. Linton, IN Green County October 6, 1962 39. Ironton, Ohio October 10, 1962 40. Republican Valley Conservation Association October 23, 1962 41. 100 th Sokol 65 th West Bohemian October 28, 1962 42. Iowa Fraternal Congress Cedar Rapids, IA November 9, 1962 43. Far East Trip – Appropriations Committee November 22 – December 9, 1962 44. Rotary Club of Omaha, NE December 12, 1962 45. Chamber of Commerce, Omaha December 18, 1962 46. Great Bend, KS January 5, 1963 47. Ten Outstanding Young Men Little Rock, AR January 18, 1963 48. Fargo Farm Forum February 8, 1963 49. Lincoln Day Dinner February 9, 1963

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50. American University Young Republican Club February 18, 1963 51. South Omaha Merchants February 24, 1963 52. Clarksburg, VA February 26, 1963 53. Founder’s day Lincoln, NE March 2, 1963 54. Ad-Sell League March 4, 1963 55. Republican Forum Luncheon Phoenix, AZ March 11, 1963 56. Federal Bar Association Philadelphia April 1, 1963 57. Animal Health Institute April 3, 1963 58. Easter Recess in NE April 15-20, 1963 59. Broward Co. Rep. Victory Dinner April 26, 1963 60. Southern Claims Conference Jacksonville, FL April 26, 1963 61. Law Day May 1, 1963 62. Creighton University Plaque Presentation May 1, 1963 63. John Jay Chapter, Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity May 7, 1963 64. Nebraska Young Republican Convention May 11, 1963 65. American Pharmaceutical Association Miami, FL May 16, 1963 66. Florida Medical Association May 17, 1963 67. Washington Industrial Round Table May 2, 1963 68. Canners Association May 1963 69. National Benefits Conference Banquet (Mutual of Omaha) May 24, 1963 70. Sutton Memorial Day May 30, 1963 71. Doane College Convocation June 3, 1963

Box 37 June 10, 1963-September 21, 1964 Folder

1. Williamsburg National Assembly June 10, 1963 2. Order of Rainbow for Girls June 14, 1963 3. Saunders Co. Fund Raising Wahoo June 14, 1963 4. Tri-County Rally (Geneva) June 15, 1963 5. Masonic Manor Cornerstone Laying June 15, 1963 6. Sokol Slet June 16, 1963 7. National Association of Insurance Commissioner – Seattle June 20, 1963 8. Newman Grove Diamond Jubilee and Library Dedication June 25, 1963 9. Oakland Centennial Pageant June 28, 1963 10. Cedar County Fund Raising Luncheon, Laurel June 29, 1963 11. Know County Fundraising Niobrara June 29, 1963 12. O’Neill National Guard Armory Dedication June 30, 1963 13. Czech Festival Clarkson July 6, 1963 14. Nebraska college of Agriculture Tractor Power & Safety, Mead July 25, 1963 15. Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce, Chadron July 25, 1963 16. Jefferson County Fundraising Luncheon Fairbury July 26, 1963 17. Richardson County Fundraising Dinner Falls City July 26, 1963 18. Republican Coffee – Beatrice July 26, 1963 19. Cuming County Fundraising Dinner West Point August 30, 1963 20. Tri-County Fundraising Dinner Osceola, NE August 31, 1963

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21. State Fair September 2, 1963 22. US Chambers Manufacturer Distribution Comm. Lunch September 5, 1963 23. South Dakota Young Republican Convention Pierre, SD September 7, 1963 24. Know County Farmers Union Verdigre September 8, 1963 25. Columbus Post Office Dedication September 14, 1963 26. Northwestern Hotel-Motel Association Omaha, NE September 14, 1963 27. Dixon County Farm Bureau Allen September 14, 1963 28. National Association of Manufacturers, Hot Springs September 17, 1963 29. Tri County Fundraising Dinner Wayne, NE September 27, 1963 30. Nebraska Association of Health Underwriters Luncheon, Omaha September 28, 1963 31. Cong. Martin Testimonial Dinner North Platte September 28, 1963 32. Dedication Old People’s Home Superior September r29, 1963 33. National Association of Insurance Agents Convention Chicago, IL October 2, 1963 34. Nebraska Association Soil and Water Conservation Districts Norfolk October 7, 1963 35. Student Bar Association Rutgers University Newark, NJ October 10, 1963 36. Salute to SAC Omaha, NE October 11, 1963 37. Dana College, Blair October 12, 1963 38. Thurston Co. Farm Bureau Walthill October 12, 1963 39. Order Sons of Italy Banquet Omaha October 13, 1963 40. Nebraska City Republican Breakfast October 14, 1963 41. Irving Jr. High School Lincoln October 14, 1963 42. Dallas Republican Men’s Club October 18, 1963 43. National Association of Parliamentarians, Dallas October 19, 1963 44. Dawson County Farm Bureau Cozad October 29, 1963 45. Nebraska League of Women Voters Omaha October 30, 1963 46. Dodge County Fundraising Dinner Fremont November 1, 1963 47. Gage County Fundraising Luncheon Beatrice November 1, 1963 48. Fremont Post Office Dedication November 1, 1963 49. Kimball County Fundraising Luncheon – Kimball November 2, 1963 50. Scottsbluff County Fundraising Dinner –Scottsbluff November 2, 1963 51. Dedication Garfield County Court House (Burwell) November 11, 1963 52. Peace Bowl Football Game North Platte – November 11, 1963 53. Nebraska State Irrigation and Nebraska Reclamation Association Luncheon Kearney, NE November 15, 1963 54. Men and Women’s Club of Unity Church Omaha, NE November 15, 1963 55. American Field Service Banquet Omaha, NE November 16, 1963 56. Archbishop Ryan Memorial High School Career Day, Omaha November 20, 1963 57. Associated Employers of Illinois Luncheon Chicago, IL November 21, 1963 58. Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturing Association New York, NY December 5, 1963 59. Nebraska Association of County Officials Omaha December 12, 1963 60. Butler County Livestock Feeders Association David City December 12, 1963 61. Czech Spectacular Lincoln December 15, 1963 62. Ravenna Good Samaritan Home (Ravenna) December 15, 1963 63. RLH Testifies before Senate Committee on Interior 1964 64. Attendance Orange Bowl Game January 1, 1964 65. Speeches Regretted 1964

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66. District of Columbia Association of Insurance Agents January 10, 1964 67. German American Society of Omaha January 11, 1964 68. Saunders Co. Feeders Association Wahoo January 13, 1964 69. Central Nebraska Sugar Beet growers Association Kearney January 14, 1964 70. National Canners Association Miami, FL January 24, 1964 71. Young Republican Leadership Training School Washington D.C. January 25, 1964 72. South Carolina Insurance Forum, Columbia January 29, 1964 73. Manufacturers Association of Lancaster, PA January 31, 1964 74. Chamber of Commerce Public Affairs Panel, Washington DC February 6, 1964 75. RLH testifies before Senate Committee on Agriculture February 10, 1964 76. Speeches Lincoln Day (Various States) February 4-12, 1964 77. Lincoln Day, NE February 12, 1964 78. Luncheon financial supporters of Cong. Curtis, St. Louis, MO February 12, 1964 79. National Livestock Feeders Association, ST. Louis February 12, 1964 80. University of Nebraska Convocation February 13, 1964 81. Downtown Kiwanis Club Omaha February 14, 1964 82. Burt Co. Fundraising Dinner Tekamah February 14, 1964 83. National Restaurant Beverage Association Washington DC February 16, 1964 84. Variety Club of Omaha “Man of the Year Award to Bob Devaney” February 18, 1966 85. University of Utah Challenge Week February 20, 1964 86. Candlewood Country Club Los Angeles, CA February 21, 1964 87. Hacienda Hotel Los Angeles, CA February 22, 1964 88. Masonic Banquet North Bend February 24, 1964 89. NAM New York, NY February 26, 1964 90. National Livestock Conference Omaha March 5, 1964 91. RLH Testifies before the Senate Committee on Finance March 11, 1964 92. National Chamber of Commerce Ins. Committee Washington DC March 12, 1964 93. Beatrice Jr. Chamber Bosses’ Night Banquet Speaker March 16, 1964 94. NFO Columbus March 30, 1964 95. Founders Day Omaha April 4, 1964 96. Republican Women’s Conference Banquet Washington DC April 9, 1964 97. “Tele-talk” Columbus Chamber of Commerce April 10, 1964 98. Nebraska Press Association April 17, 1964 99. Young Republican Convention Norfolk April 18, 1964 100. Animal Health Institute Washington DC April 22, 1964 101. New Hampshire Rep. Fundraising dinner Concord April 23, 1964 102. RLH testifies before US Senate Commission April 28, 1964 103. Republican Men’s Club Lincoln April 29, 1964 104. Nebraska State Medical Association Cornhusker Hotel April 29, 1964 105. Republican Testimonial Dinner Honoring Spiro Agnew, Pikesville, Maryland May 4, 1964 106. American Bar Association May 8, 1964 Omaha 107. Bellevue Post Office Dedication May 9, 1964 108. Goldwater Dinner, Omaha May 11, 1964 109. Illinois State Medical Society Chicago, IL May 20, 1964 110. Jackson Co. Medical Society Kansas City, MO May 22, 1964 111. American Mutual Ins. Alliance – Chicago May 25, 1964

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112. Antioch College Yellow Spring, CO May 25, 1964 113. Johnson Co. Fundraising Dinner Tecumseh May 27, 1964 114. Richardson Co. GOP Convention Falls City May 28, 1964 115. Douglas County Rep. Conv. Paxton Omaha May 28, 1964 116. Phelps County Fundraising Dinner Holdrege May 29, 1964 117. Memorial Day Services and Dedication American Legion Post, Columbus May 30, 1964 118. Nebraska GOP Convention June 1, 1964 119. Nebraska Chamber of Commerce Executives, tele-talk to Alliance June 5, 1964 120. Coe College Commencement Cedar Rapids, Iowa June 7, 1964 121. Nebraska Stock Growers Convention, Alliance, NE (delivered on phone) June 13, 1964 122. Western District Sokol Slet, Crete June 14, 1964 123. Waterloo Post Office Dedication June 20, 1964 124. Beermann Appreciation Dinner South Sioux City June 20, 1964 125. Behlen Memorial Hospital ground-breaking Columbus June 21, 1964 126. Milford Centennial, Milford July 2, 1964 127. GOP Fundraising Breakfast Aurora July 3, 1964 128. Dawson Co. GOP Fundraising Luncheon Lexington July 3, 1964 129. Open House Meeting York July 3, 1964 130. Valley Centennial July 4, 1964 131. Rep. National Convention (Morton Introductory Speech) July 14, 1964 San Francisco, CA 132. Assembly of Captive Nations Dinner Washington DC July 29, 1964 133. KUON-TV Lincoln August 1, 1964 134. American Legion Parade Marshal Grand Island August 1, 1964 135. Czech Festival Wilber August 2, 1964 136. South Platte United Chambers of Commerce Republican City August 11, 1964 137. Keynote Address Republican Sate Convention Dover, Delaware August 20, 1964 138. “Swift Day” Luncheon Grand Island August 21, 1964 139. Colorado Cattle Feeders Association Estes Park, CO August 27, 1964 140. Mitchell & North Platte, NE Morton Dinner August 28 & 29, 1964 141. Lancaster CO. Fundraising Dinner, Lincoln August 29, 1964 142. Cass County Republican Convention outing Elmwood August 30, 1964 143. Nebraska Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts Omaha (tele-talk) September 1, 1964 144. West Nebraska United C of C. Agate, NE September 3, 1964 145. Omaha Luncheon September 4, 1964 introduce General Wademeyer 146. Intro of Sen. Pearson Auburn, NE September 5, 1964 147. German Day Celebration Omaha September 6, 1964 148. Chamber Luncheon & Fontanelle Forest Dedication September 13, 1964 149. Political Dinner, Lincoln September 17, 1964 150. Midwest Agriculture Chemicals Association, Omaha September 18, 1964 151. Nebraska Broadcasters Grand Island September 21, 1964

Box 38 September 24, 1964-April 21, 1966 Folder

1. Nebraska Inventors Congress Hastings, NE September 25, 1964

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2. Boy Scout Encampment Cedar Bluffs September 26, 1964 3. International Associations of Ice Cream Manufacturers Chicago, IL October 5, 1964 4. Breakfast Meeting Lincoln, NE October 6, 1964 5. Grand Island October 7, 1964 6. Lincoln, NE October 10, 1964 7. Falls City October 13, 1964 8. Margaret Hasebrook Banquet West Point October 18, 1964 9. Nebraska Savings and Loan Association League, Grand Island October 19, 1964 10. League of Women Voters Omaha October 20, 1964 11. Nebraska Professional Engineers October 22, 1964 12. Wayne National Guard Armory Wayne, NE October 24, 1964 13. Burney-Thone Testimonial Dinner November 1, 1964 14. Nebraska Motel & Hotel Association Grand Island, NE November 7, 1964 15. American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages Chicago, IL November 10, 1964 16. Nebraska County Officials December 10, 1964 17. South Dakota Stock growers Association Rapid City December 11, 1964 18. New York State Bar Anti-trust Section NYC, NY January 27, 1965 19. Mississippi Valley Association Meeting St. Louis, MO February 8, 1965 20. Lincoln Day February 8- 15, 1965 21. Lincoln Day February 11, 1965 Woodland, CA 22. Covert Lodge, Omaha February 20, 1965 23. Sutton Future Farmers Association February 21, 1965 24. American Paper & Pulp Association New York February 24, 1965 25. Unitarian Workshop March 15, 1965 26. Brookings Institution March 15, 1965 27. Grain and Feed Dealers Association Dallas, TX March 19, 1965 28. University of Nebraska Law School March 26, 1965 29. Founder’s Day Kearney March 27, 1965 30. Lancaster County Rep. Forum, Lincoln April 3, 1965 31. Omaha Junior Chamber of Commerce Tele-talk April 13, 1965 32. American Good Government Society Award April 25, 1965 33. U.S. Chamber of Commerce Washington D.C. April 27, 1965 34. American Association of University Women Omaha May 1, 1965 35. Masonic Home For Boys Omaha May 1, 1965 36. Seagram Family Achievement Association Palm Desert, CA May 3, 1965 37. Glass Container Manufacturing Institute, White Sulphur Springs, WV May 19, 1965 38. Bar Association of St. Louis June 1, 1965 39. National Association of Manufacturing “Washington on the Line” Telephone Panel June 15, 1965 40. Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institution White Sulphur Springs, WV June 18, 1965 41. Iowa Manufacturing Association Lake Okoboji, IA June 26, 1965 42. Sokol Exhibition Berwyn, IL June 27, 1965 43. Institute of Distribution New York City June 28, 1965 44. Wow Life Insurance Society New York City June 19, 1965 45. Summer Law Clerks Seminar Washington D.C. July 21, 1965 46. Little Papillion Channel Improvement Project Groundbreaking Omaha September 10, 1965

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47. Mutual Aid Association, Chicago, IL September 12, 1965 48. Washtenaw Co. GOP Ox Roast Ann Arbor, MI September 18, 1965 49. Quality Bakers Coop Association New York City September 28, 1965 50. Madera & Tulare, CA October 15-6, 1965 51. Lansing, Michigan 52. American Bakers Association Miami Beach, FL October 30, 1965 53. Grocery Manufacturers of America New York November 8, 1965 54. National Conference of State Legislative Leaders San Juan, Puerto Rico November 11, 1965 55. Scottish Rite Reunion Banquet Omaha November 18, 1965 56. Kiwanis Club of Omaha November 19, 1965 57. United Republican Fund of Illinois Kewanee November 20, 1965 58. Doane College, Crete November 22, 1965 59. Lunch Beatrice November 22, 1965 60. Dinner Clay Center November 22, 1965 61. Luncheon, Bellevue November 23, 1965 62. Blair Rotary Club, Blair November 23, 1965 63. NoRAD & Air Force Academy Visit Colorado Springs, November 29,1965 64. Kellogg Plant Visit Omaha November 30, 1965 65. Omaha Real Estate Board Omaha December 1, 1965 66. North High School Omaha December 2, 1965 67. Syracuse-Dunbar Public School Dedication, Syracuse December 5, 1965 68. Lions Club Luncheon, Columbus December 6, 1965 69. Coffee Fremont December 6, 1965 70. Norfolk Breakfast December 6, 1965 71. Lunch Scottsbluff December 7, 1965 72. Dinner Alliance December 7, 1965 73. Breakfast Ogallala December 1965 74. Coffee Kearney December 8, 1965 75. Lunch Lexington December 8, 1965 76. Dinner, Hastings December 8, 1965 77. Optimists Club Breakfast Omaha December 9, 1965 78. Nebraska Association of County Officials Omaha December 9, 1965 79. Thone Dinner Lincoln December 9, 1965 80. Lunch Nebraska City December 10, 1965 81. Jack Miller dinner Des Moines December 10, 1065 82. Omaha Rotary Club December 29, 1965 83. Orange Bowl Game Miami December 30 – January 3, 1966 84. Hruska’s Speech Notes 1966 85. National Canner’s Association Americana Hotel Miami Beach January 24, 1966 86. Dirchley Foundation Conference Oxfordshire, England January 28-31, 1966 87. Illinois Chamber of commerce Delegation Washington D.C. February 8, 1966 88. North Dakota Republican Speech Fargo February 15, 1966 89. “Open Life” KBON Omaha February 16, 1966 90. National Livestock Feeders Association Omaha February 16, 1966 91. Virginia Beach Sports Club Jamboree Virginia Beach February 22, 1966 92. Winnebago Co. Women’s Rep. Club Rockford, IL March 10, 1966

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93. American Telephone & Telegraph CO. Washington DC March 24, 1966 94. Crime Commission of Philadelphia March 24, 1966 95. Associated Students of University of Nebraska Lincoln, March 25, 1966 96. Founder’s day Lincoln March 26, 1966 97. 7th Congr. District of Virginia Rep. Comm. Harrisonburg, VA April 1, 1966 98. Shawnee Co. Rep. Dinner Topeka April 2, 1966 99. Interparliamentary Union Canberra, Australia April 6-18, 1966 100. National Highway Users Conference Washington DC Hilton Hotel April 14, 1966 101. Nebraska Telephone Association Omaha April 21, 1966

Box 39 April 26, 1966-April 15, 1967 Folder

1. National Cheese and Butter Institute Chicago April 26, 1966 2. American Good Government Society Washington DC May 1, 1966 3. Memphis & Shelby County Bar Association Memphis, TN May 2, 1966 4. Nebraska Law College & Nebraska Bar Association Dinner Lincoln May 6, 1966 5. South Omaha Gene Eppley Boy’s club Omaha May 15, 1966 6. National Association of Attorney General's Cleveland, OH May 17, 1966 7. GE Federal Government Relations Seminar Washington DC May 17, 1966 8. The Proprietary Association Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs, WV May 18, 1966 9. Rep. Appreciation dinner Lincoln, NE May 19, 1966 10. Rep. Nationalities Div. Dinner Minneapolis, MN May 21, 1966 11. Duluth Women’s Rep. Club Duluth, MN May 20, 1966 12. Rep. Finance Committee Omaha Association Booster Meeting Omaha May 23, 1966 13. Merchants and Manufacturers Association Los Angeles, CA May 26, 1966 14. Commencement Exercises Midland Lutheran College Fremont NE May 29, 1966 15. Memorial Day Mt. Hope Cemetery Omaha May 30, 1966 16. Western VA Industrial Relations Conference Roanoke, VA June 1, 1966 17. Alumni College Program University of Nebraska at Lincoln June 3, 1966 18. The Brookings Institute Conference for Business Executives June 6, 1966 19. 75 th Annual Convention Gen. Fed. Of Women’s Clubs June 8, 1966 20. 45 th Anniversary of commerce High Blackstone Hotel – Omaha June 11, 1966 21. National Confectioners Association Washington DC June 15, 1966 22. County Comm. Association of Ohio Dayton June 16, 1966 23. Judiciary Hearings San Francisco and Los Angeles June 16- 20, 1966 24. Guarantee Reserve Life Insurance 25 th Anniversary Chicago July 15, 1966 25. Kansas City Crime Commission KC MO July 18, 1966 26. Western District Nebraska Press Association Scottsbluff, NE July 30, 1966 27. Investiture of Donald P. Lay as Judge Omaha August 26, 1966 28. Steuben Society Convention Chicago, IL August 27, 1966 29. American Correctional Association 96 th Annual Congress Baltimore , MD August 29, 1966 30. Info meeting on Soil and Water Conservation St. Paul, NE August 30, 1966 31. Curtis Luncheon Norfolk Madison Hotel September 8, 1966 32. Omaha Bar Association September 8, 1966 33. National Plowing Matches Jefferson, IA September 9, 1966

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34. Curtis Dinner Omaha September 9, 1966 35. Republican Chuck Wagon Supper Senator Morton Speaker Lincoln September 14, 1966 36. Insurance Federation of Nebraska Dinner for Frank Barrett Omaha September 15, 1966 37. Luncheon for Sen. Curtis Lincoln, NE September 16, 1966 38. Lincoln Nebraska Hospital Advisory Council September 16, 1966 39. Hamilton Co. Fund Raiser Aurora, NE September 16, 1966 40. Saline County Fundraiser Crete, NE September 17, 1966 41. Rep. State Convention Dinner Omaha September 23, 1966 42. New Hampshire Republican State Convention Concord, NH September 26, 1966 43. Spartanburg, South Carolina (Senator Thurmond) September 29, 1966 44. Mayonnaise & Salad Dr. Inst. Convention Biloxi, Mississippi September 30, 1966 45. Dedication of New Holland Plant in Grand Island, NE October 1, 1966 46. Albuquerque Fundraising Dinner New Mexico October 2, 1966 47. Wisconsin State Convention WBFA Mosinee, Wisconsin October 1-2, 1966 48. American Corn Millers Convention Chicago –Drake Hotel October 5, 1966 49. Independent Tel. Association Chicago, IL October 5, 1966 50. Columbia Club 77 th Anniversary Dinner Indianapolis, IN October 5, 1966 51. Tri-Co F-R Dinner Humboldt, NE October 6, 1966 52. Nebraska Association of Insurance Agents Kearney, NE October 7, 1966 53. National Broiler Council Washington DC October 13, 1966 54. Oklahoma Fraternal Congress Yukon, OK October 15, 1966 55. Curtis Rally New Settlers Hall October 17, 1966 56. Nebraska Licensed Bev. Association October 17, 1966 57. Chicago Tax Club Seminar Chicago, ILL October 19, 1966 58. Sarpy County Fundraising Dinner Bellevue, NE October 20, 1966 59. Lincoln County Fundraiser North Platte, NE October 22, 1966 60. Ohio Association of insurance Agents Columbus, Ohio October 24, 1966 61. Gage County Fundraiser Beatrice, NE October 25, 1966 62. 7 Country Republican Barbeque Plankinton, SD October 26, 1966 63. Swift and Co., Grand Island, NE October 27, 1966 64. Dakota County BBQ South Sioux City, NE October 27, 1966 65. Omaha Press Conference Fed. OFC. Building Omaha October 28, 1966 66. Anniversary of Dedication of Statue of Liberty – Turner Park Omaha October 30, 1966 67. Wheeler-Greeley-Boone County Dinner Albion, NE November 2, 1966 68. TV Broadcast Scottsbluff Businessmen’s Luncheon November 4, 1966 69. Businessmen’s Luncheon Holdrege, NE November 5, 1966 70. Harlan Co. Dinner Alma, NE November 5, 1966 71. Champaign Co. Dinner-rally Champaign, IL November 6, 1966 72. Election Eve w/Candidates TV-filming Omaha November 7, 1966 73. Omaha Ad Club Luncheon Omaha November 8, 1966 74. WOW-TV Tall Tower Dedication Omaha November 11, 1966 75. National Student Association Meeting Des Moines, IA November 13, 1966 76. Grocery Manufacturers of America New York City November 14, 1966 77. Dedication of Harry Strunk Memorial McCook, NE December 5, 1966 78. Rep. Valley Con. Association McCook, NE December 5, 1966 79. American Petroleum Institute Washington DC December 8, 1966

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80. County Officials Convention Omaha December 15, 1966 81. Downtown Kiwanis Luncheon Omaha, NE December 16, 1966 82. Westside High School Current Political Affairs Forum Omaha December 20, 1966 83. American Enterprise Institute Washington DC December 21, 1966 84. Master Speech File 1967 and (Honoraria and Expenses 1967) 85. Brookings Institution New Sen. Office Building January 16, 1967 86. Lincoln Day Independence, KS February 11, 1967 87. Files on Constitutional Amendments Hearings Omaha February 21, 1967/Milwaukee February 17, 1967 88. Apollo Lunch February 21, 1967 Cape Kennedy 89. Institute of Appliance Manufacturers Washington DC February 27, 1967 90. National Industrial Council Washington DC March 15, 1967 91. Founders Day Hastings, NE March 18, 1967 92. U.S. Penitentiary Marion, Ohio March 20, 1967 93. Central Illinois Induct. Association Peoria, IL March 21, 1967 94. Agriculture Exposition Civic Auditorium March 22, 1967 95. Douglas County Government day Omaha March 22, 1967 96. Triumph of Agriculture Expo. Omaha March 22, 1967 97. The Philadelphia Society Chicago, IL March 31, 1967 98. National Rifle Association Sheraton Park Hotel Washington DC April 2, 1967 99. Richmond I Day Richmond, VA April 5, 1967

Box 40 April 8, 1967-June 16, 1968 Folder

1. Law Day St Louis University April 8, 1967 2. Brookings Institution Conference for Business Executives April 24, 1967 3. Capitol Cloakroom broadcast with Senator Hart (MI) April 24, 19567 4. Omaha Central High School Law Day Observance May 1, 1967 5. Nebraska State Medical Association Omaha May 2, 1967 CANCELLED 6. Omaha Junior Chamber of Commerce Open Line Telephone Conference May 3, 1967 7. National Forests Products Association Washington DC May 9, 1967 8. Junior Chamber of Commerce State Convention Hutchinson, KS May 13, 1967 9. Jesters banquet Arlington, VA May 15, 1967 10. Republican Women’s Group Capitol Hill Club May 15, 1967 11. Steuben Society of America New York May 20, 1967 12. Memorial Day Program Omaha Bar Association May 26, 1967 13. Centennial Celebration Howells, NE May 28, 1967 14. Bohemian National Cemetery Memorial Day Program Omaha May 30, 1967 15. Speech June 7, 1967 16. Republican Fund Raising Dinner Lima, Ohio June 8, 1967 17. Republican Family conference Fort Robinson, NE June 17, 1967 18. Emergency Operating Center Dedication Lincoln. NE June 18, 1967 19. Offutt AFB June18, 1967 20. Young Republicans Conference Omaha, NE June 21, 1967 21. Nebraska Statehood Stamp Ceremony Lincoln July 29, 1967

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22. Bellevue College Graduation July 29, 1967 23. Nebraska State Grange Centennial Celebration Seward, NE July 30, 1967 24. Douglas Co. Ward Chairmen Meeting, Omaha August 11, 1967 25. Good Samaritan Nursing Home Millard, NE August 13, 1967 26. National Association of Soil an water Conservation Districts Omaha, NE August 21, 1967 27. Young Republicans Lancaster Co. Lincoln, NE September 1, 1967 28. Property-Liability Conference Drake University Des Moines, IA September 15, 1967 29. Sen. Dirksen Testimonial Dinner Chicago, IL September 15, 1967 30. Danish Brotherhood Dinner Sheraton-Fontanelle, Omaha September 16, 1967 31. Omaha Swine Council Dinner South Omaha September 24, 1967 32. Western Bohemian Frat. Association September 27, 1967 33. Omaha Chamber of Commerce Study Tour of Washington September 28-29, 1967 34. Tangier Shrine Convention Omaha September 30, 1967 35. National Conference Christians & Jews Awards Banquet Omaha October 3, 1967 36. Farmers Union Co-op 50 th Anniversary Elgin, NE October 4, 1967 CANCELLED 37. Omaha Chamber of Commerce Lunch October 5, 1967 38. North Side Christian Church Omaha, NE October 5, 1967 39. Testimonial Dinner for Congressman Martin 40. National Association of Manufacturers New York City October 12, 1967 41. Doane College President Heckman’s Inaugural October 14, 1967 42. Galbraith Homecoming Lincoln October 14, 1967 43. Fundraising Dinner Orland, FL October 21, 1967 44. Steuben Society Dinner Chicago, ILL Honoring RLH October 27, 1967 45. Dirksen Dinner Omaha Civic Auditorium November 1, 1967 46. Denney Appreciation Dinner Pershing Auditorium, Lincoln November 3, 1967 47. Kiwanis Club Omaha and Council Bluffs Sheraton-Fontanelle, Omaha November 3, 1967 48. Washington Industrial Round Table Washington DC November 8, 1967 49. Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Des Moines, IA November 14, 1967 50. Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken, NJ November 15, 1967 51. Scottish Rite Fall Reunion Omaha November 16, 1967 52. Conference of National Organization Miami Beach, FL November 17, 1967 CANCELLED 53. County Officials Joint Session Omaha December 14, 1967 54. Omaha Chamber of Commerce Good Fellowship Club Omaha January 8, 1968 55. Nebraska Federation of Retail Association Castle Hotel Omaha January 9, 1968 56. Meeting with the League of Women Voters Omaha January 9, 1968 57. KBON “Ask the Newsmaker: Radio Program Omaha January 9, 1968 58. SAC Briefing and Tour of the Base Omaha January 10, 1968 59. Luncheon Meeting with Omaha Doctors Omaha January 11, 1968 60. Meeting with Phil Vogt and Dr. Waterman on Teacher Corps Omaha January 11, 1968 61. “Luncheon for Twenty” Lincoln January 12, 1968 62. US Chamber of Commerce Anti-trust Division January 17, 1968 63. RLH Lunch with Northern Natural Gas Officials January 18, 1968 64. National Association of Counties – Legis. Conference January 22, 1968 65. American National Cattlemen’s Association Oklahoma City, OK January 23, 1968 66. Nebraska Association of County Extension Boards January 24, 1968 67. Visit to Animal Research Center Clay Center Lincoln, Mead, NE January 25-26, 1968

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68. Lincoln Day Painesville, Ohio February 13, 1968 69. Lincoln Day Dinner Muncie, IN February 16, 1968 70. Burt co. Farm Bureau Banquet Tekamah, NE February 20, 1968 71. Czech National Council St. Petersburg, Florida February 22, 1968 72. National Governors Conference Committee on Crime and Law Enforcement February 29, 1968 73. Young Republican National Federation Sheraton Park March 1, 1968 74. Republican Fundraiser Chattanooga, TN March 8, 1968 75. Kansas Livestock Association Convention Wichita, KS March 15, 1968 76. Neligh and O’Neill, NE March 16, 1968 77. Television tape on Gold Crisis March 19, 1968 78. Nebraska Society Award Dinner Carlton Hotel Washington DC March 20, 1968 79. Midwest Regional Hospital Association Kansas City, MO March 20, 1968 80. B’nai B’rith Omaha, NE March 212, 1968 81. Nebraska Republican State Convention Omaha March 22, 1968 82. Nebraska Founders Day Omaha March 23, 1968 83. Silver Medal Award of Omaha Ad. Club March 26, 1968 84. Capitol Close up WMAL, Washington w/ Joe McCaffrey March 28, 1968 85. Midwest Gas Association, INC. Chicago, IL April 8 ,1968 86. American Bankers Association Chicago, IL April 8, 1968 87. Gen. Electric Officers & Managers Washington DC April 10, 1968 88. Easter Recess Tour of Nebraska April 13-17, 1968 89. Lancaster County Republican Officials, Women & Young Republicans Lincoln Hotel, Lincoln April 13, 1968 90. Republican Luncheon Fullerton, NE April 15, 1968 91. Wheeler County Farm Bureau Bartlett, NE April 15, 1968 92. Otoe County Republican Women’s Anniversary Banquet Nebraska City or Syracuse, NE April 16, 1968 93. Taped Interview Sta. KHAS Hastings, NE April 16, 1968 94. Republican Luncheon Hastings, NE April 16, 1968 95. Republican Luncheon Plattsmouth, NE April 17, 1968 96. GOP Booster Club Receptions Memphis/Nashville, TN April 19, 1968 97. County Chairmen’s Workshop Yancey Hotel Grand Island, NE April 27, 1968 98. Nebraska State Medical Association Lincoln, NE April 30, 1968 99. Linn Co. Bar Association Law Day Cedar Rapids, IA May 1, 1968 CANCELLED 100. American Govt. Class American University May 6, 1968 101. Nixon Trip to Nebraska May 6-7, 1968 102. Junior Achievement Banquet Arlington, VA May 14, 1968 103. Central High School (Retirement of Principal Dr. J Arthur Nelson) Omaha May 19, 1968 104. Conservative Legislators Testimonial Dinner Minneapolis, MN May 24, 1968 105. Brookings Institution Washington DC May 20, 1968 106. Sandhills Cattle Association Broken Bow, NE May 25, 1968 107. Memorial Day Recess May 29 – June 4, 1968 108. Washington County Republican Convention Blair, NE May 30, 1968 109. American Legion Memorial Day Service Blair, NE May 30, 1968 110. Douglas County Republican Convention Omaha May 30, 1968 111. Square and Compass Club Dinner Castle Hotel Omaha May 31, 1968

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112. Speech McCook, NE June 1, 1968 113. Imperial, NE June 1, 1968 114. Ogallala, Ne June 1, 1968 115. Republican BBQ Mullen, NE June 2, 1968 116. Republican Booster Luncheon St. Louis, MO June 14, 1968 117. Slavonic Benevolent Order Dallas, TX June 12, 1968 118. Omaha Sokol Slet June 16, 1968

Box 41 January 24, 1968-January 28, 1970 Folder

1. GOP Booster Luncheon Omaha June 24, 1968 2. Sokol Milwaukee Gymnastics Soc. 100 th Anniversary Banquet Milwaukee, WI June 29, 1968 3. GOP Booster Luncheon Detroit, Michigan July 26, 1968 4. Republican Fundraising Dinner Covington, KY July 26, 1968 5. Republican Fundraising Dinner Fort Wright, KY July 26, 1968 6. Young Republican Picnic Schuetz’s Farm Lincoln, NE August 24, 1968 7. Nebraska Methodist School of Nursing Omaha August 26, 1968 8. Nuckolls County Fundraiser Superior, NE August 27, 1968 9. Republican State Convention Lincoln September 6-7, 1968 10. WBFA State Meeting Omaha September 7-8, 1968 11. TV Showing for August 25, 1968 filmed: August 16, 1968 12. Omaha Kiwanis Club Omaha, NE September 13, 1968 13. Breakfast at Fontanelle in Omaha for Sen. & Mrs. Hansen after Wyoming Game 14. Republican Fundraising Dinner Nashville, TN September 19, 1968 15. Republican Candidates Dinner Fairfield, IA September 21, 1968 16. Nebraska Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts North Platte, NE September 23, 1968 17. Bellmon for Senate Kickoff Ponca City, OK September 28, 1968 18. Ruckelshaus for Senate Indianapolis, IN September 30, 1968 19. Wisconsin State WBFA Meeting Chetek, Wisconsin October 5, 1968 20. Gubbard for Senator in SD October 7, 1968 21. Republican Fundraising Dinner Omaha October 10, 1968 22. Cheyenne Co. Rotary Club Sidney, NE October 14, 1968 23. GOP Breakfast Kimball, NE October 15, 1968 24. GOP Coffee Scottsbluff, NE October 15, 1968 25. Sidney, NE (Breakfast) October 15, 1968 26. GOP Luncheon Alliance, NE October 15, 196850 th Anniversary Celebration of Indep,. Of Republic of Czechoslovakia October 18, 1968 27. Nebraska League of Savings and Loan Associations Grand Island, NE October 21, 1968 28. Butler Co. Coffee David City or Brainard, NE October 21, 1968 29. Jefferson County Fundraiser Fairbury, NE October 21, 1968 30. Luncheon/Dinner Omaha Club October 22, 1968 31. Great Falls, Montana October 23, 1968 32. GOP Rally Pocatello, Idaho October 24, 1968 33. Missoula Montana Fundraising October 24, 1968

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34. Cherry County Fundraiser Dinner Valentine, NE October 28, 1968 35. Boone Co. Fundraiser Luncheon Albion, NE October 28, 1968 36. Washington County Activities October 26, 1968 37. Czech Independence 50 th Anniversary Lincoln October 27, 1968 38. Sarpy County Fundraising Dinner La Vista, NE October 28, 1968 39. Thomas Co. Fundraising Luncheon Thedford, NE October 29, 1968 40. Polk County Fundraising Dinner Stromsburg, NE October 30, 1968 41. Los Angeles, California November 1, 1968 42. Nebraska Legislative Council Lincoln, NE December 10, 1968 43. Corn Refiners Association December 10, 1968 44. Nebraska County Officials December 12, 1968 45. Beef Speeches of 1969&1970 46. Tournament of Roses, 1968 Pasadena CA December 27, 1968 – January 1, 1969 47. Lincoln Day Activities February 1969 48. Dupage Co. Republican Dinner Lincoln Day, Wheaton, IL February 8, 1969 49. Lincoln Day Republican Dinner Wayne, NE February 10, 1969 50. Verdigre (Knox Co.) Luncheon February 11, 1969 51. Platte Co. (Columbus) Dinner February 11, 1969 52. Dodge Co ( Fremont) Luncheon February 12, 1969 53. Douglas Co. (Omaha) Lincoln Day Dinner February 12, 1969 54. German-American Club Banquet February 15, 1969 55. US Chamber of Commerce Washington DC February 17, 1969 56. Associated General Contractors Omaha February 21, 1969 57. Federal Bar Association Washington DC February 27, 1969 58. Printing Industries of American Shoreham Washington DC March 5, 1969 59. Nebraska Sand, Gravel & Ready-mix Lincoln March 6, 1969 60. Adams County Fund Raiser Dinner Hastings, NE March 7, 1969 61. Saunders Co. Farm Bureau Dinner Wahoo, NE March 21, 1969 62. Republican Founders Day Columbus, NE March 22, 1969 63. Trade Relations Council of US Washington DC March 26, 1969 64. American Bar Association Anti-trust Law Washington DC March 27, 1969 65. TV NOTES April 1, 1969 66. Grand Island Industry Foundation Grand Island April 11, 1969 67. Nebraska Planning and Zoning Association Norfolk, NE April 11, 1969 68. Norfolk Senior High April 11, 1969 69. Kearney Packing CO. Ground breaking Gibbon, NE April 12, 1969 70. Western Nebraska Rotary Broken Bow, NE April 12, 1969 71. Scottish Rite Banquet Omaha, NE April 17, 1969 72. Nebraska New Car Dealers Association Lincoln April 18, 1969 73. Nebraska University Medical Center Centennial Banquet April 18, 1969 74. Testimonial Dinner for Commander Bucher Boys Town April 24, 1969 75. Western Missouri Rotary Convention Polk County Missouri May 3, 1969 76. National Association of Insurance Comm. Omaha May 5, 1969 77. Nebraska Bankers Association Omaha May 5, 1969 78. Virginia Auto Dealers Association Arlington, VA May 12, 1969 79. 100 th Anniversary of Unitarian Church of Omaha May 16, 1969

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80. Pharmaceuticals Manufacturers Association White Sulphur Springs, WV May 20, 1969 81. Lancaster Co. Rep. Women’s Coffee Lincoln May 23, 1969 82. Republican Workshop Lincoln May 24, 1969 83. Elkhorn Masonic Lodge Dedication Elkhorn May 24, 1969 84. Noon Day Club Annual Banquet Omaha May 28, 1969 85. Memorial Day Services York Cemetery May 30, 1969 86. South Omaha Association of Commerce Omaha June 6, 1969 87. WOW Building Dedication and Luncheon Omaha June 6, 1969 88. Minnesota State WBFA Meeting Mahnomen, MN June 7, 1969 89. Texas WBFA Dallas, TX June 15, 1969 90. Nebraska Stock Growers Lincoln, NE June 13, 1969 91. Fairbury Centennial Parade June 20, 1969 92. Unadilla Community Celebration Unadilla, NE June 21, 1969 93. Dedication of Madonna Home for the Blind Lincoln June 28, 1969 94. Sokol Slet Chicago, IL June 29, 1969 95. Kiwanis International Miami, FL June 30, 1969 96. 1969 Judicial Conference Jackson Lake Lodge, Wyoming July 3, 1969 97. American Legion Auxil. Convention Omaha July 12, 1969 98. Walter B. Roberts Manor Open House Omaha July 13, 1969 99. Organized Crime Conference Zion, IL July 15, 1969 100. Apollo Moon Shot Cape Kennedy July 16, 1969 101. Tractor Power and Safety Day July 24, 1969 102. Testimonial Dinner Arthur Storz – SAC Omaha July 27, 1969 103. Northeast Nebraska Press Association South Sioux City, NE August 1, 1969 104. Omaha Kiwanis Club August 1, 1969 105. GOP Family Conference South Sioux City, NE August 2, 1969 106. Wilber Czech Festival August 3, 1969 107. Blair Centennial Celebration Blair, NE August 9, 1969 108. American Bar Association Dallas, TX August 12, 1969 109. Lincoln $h Group Gold’s Dept. Store Cafeteria September 4, 1969 110. WBFA Meeting Table Rock, NE August 31, 1969 111. Valley, NE Post Office Dedication September 7, 1969 112. Chicago, IL September 11, 1969 CANCELLED 113. Hammond, IL September 17, 1969 114. League of Municipalities Lincoln, NE September 17, 1969 115. RLH Fundraiser Pick-Congress Chicago September 18, 1969 116. Nebraska Broadcasters Association Grand Island, NE September 28, 1969 117. White House Conference on Crime in Washington October 9, 1969 118. Brookings Institution Capitol Hill Hotel Washington DC October 13, 1969 119. Omaha Press Club Awards Dinner Omaha October 23, 1969 120. Nebraska State Bar Association Dinner October 30, 1969 121. 1st National Urban Lighting Symposium Washington DC October 21, 1969 122. Dave Martin Dinner North Platte, NE October 25, 1969 123. Papillion Am. Leg. Vets Day Papillion, NE November 11, 1969 124. Denney Fundraising Dinner Norfolk, NE November 14, 1969 125. Denney Fundraising Dinner Fremont, NE November 15, 1969

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126. National Association Independent Insurers St. Louis, MO November 19, 1969 127. Creighton University Pres. Inaugural Dinner November 30, 1969 128. Nebraska Livestock Feeders Association Columbus, NE December 2, 1969 129. Nebraska stock Growers Valentine, NE December 6, 1969 130. American University Govt. Class Washington DC December 8, 1969 131. Elks Bill of Rights Day Omaha December 11, 1969 132. Nebraska County Officials Omaha December 11, 1969 133. Creighton University Bryan Senate Dinner Omaha December 13, 1969 134. Lincoln Sertoma Club Lincoln January 8, 1970 135. American University Govt. Class January 12, 1970 136. Project Search Phoenix, AZ January 15-16, 1970 137. Hruska Television Program with Senator Griffin January 25, 1970 138. American National Cattlemen’s Association Washington DC January 26, 1970 139. Bur. Narcotics Staff Dinner Washington DC January 27, 1970 140. Hearst Youth Banquet Mayflower Hotel Washington DC January 28, 1970

Box 42 January 29, 1970-October 30, 1970 Folder

1. Omaha School Administrators Association Omaha January 29, 1970 2. San Juan Trip January 29-February 2, 1970 CANCELLED 3. Meeting of Bellevue Board of Education Bellevue February 6, 1970 4. Bellevue Jaycees Dinner February 6, 1970 5. Thayer Co. Fundraising Dinner Hebron, NE February 7, 1970 6. Nebraska Jaycees Award Luncheon McCook, NE February 7, 1970 7. GOP Coffee Webster Co Red Cloud, NE February 7, 1970 8. Tiemann Tribute Dinner Lincoln February 9, 1970 9. York Co. Livestock Feeders Association York, Nebraska February 10, 1970 10. GOP Coffee Butler Co. David City, NE February 10, 1970 11. GOP Luncheon Seward, NE February 10, 1970 12. Buffalo Co. Fundraiser Kearney, NE February 11, 1970 13. GOP Coffee Kearney CO. Minden, NE February 11, 1970 14. GOP Luncheon Grand Island February 11, 1970 15. Cheyenne Co. Fundraising Lunch Sidney, NE February 12, 1970 16. GOP Coffee Scottsbluff CO. Scottsbluff, NE February 12, 1970 17. Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce Dinner Scottsbluff February 12, 1970 18. Lincoln Day General File February 12, 1970 19. GOP Dinner (Chase, Dundy, Hitchcock, Hayes, Perkins) Wauneta, NE February 13, 1970 20. Box Butte CO. Luncheon Alliance, NE February 13, 1970 21. GOP Coffee Furnas County Oxford, NE February 14, 1970 22. GOP Luncheon Superior, NE February 14, 1970 23. Lincoln Day Speech Peoria, IL February 15, 1970 24. Nebraska Hospital Administration in Washington February 17, 1970 25. Florida Southern College Lakeland, FL February 20, 1970 26. Independent Mutual Insurance Agents of CT February 25, 1970 27. Burt Co. Republican Fundraising Dinner Oakland, NE March 6, 1970

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28. Nebraska Federation of YR’s South Sioux City, NE March 7, 1969 29. Coffee GOP Pawnee City, NE March 13, 1970 30. Peru State College Luncheon Peru, Nebraska March 13, 1970 31. Tecumseh, NE March 13, 1970 32. National Association of Counties Washington DC March 23, 1970 33. US Attorneys Luncheon Washington Hotel Washington DC March 25, 1970 34. GOP Luncheon Elwood, NE March 30, 1970 35. GOP Coffee Gosper/Frontier CO. Curtis, NE March 30, 1970 36. Lincoln County GOP Dinner North Platte, NE March 30, 1970 37. Dawson County Fundraising Dinner Lexington, NE March 31, 1970 CANCELLED 38. Northwestern Bell Tele. Co Luncheon w/ Board Omaha April 3, 1970 39. South High Government Class Omaha April 3, 1970 40. Founder’s Day Lincoln, NE April 4, 1970 41. District 7 American Legionnaires Morse Bluff, NE April 12, 1970 42. Dwight Post Office Dedication Dwight, NE April 18, 1970 43. American University Government Class Washington DC April 29, 1970 44. Political Luncheon Omaha Advertising May 1, 1970 45. Arbor Day Program Nebraska City May 3, 1970 46. Investiture of Judge Warren K. Urbon Omaha May 5, 1970 47. GOP Luncheon Ogallala, NE May 8, 1970 48. GOP Coffee Airport North Platte May 8, 1970 49. Chappell High School Chappell, NE May 8, 1970 50. GOP Dinner Oshkosh, NE May 8, 1970 51. Coffee Residence Mrs. H Smith Chappell, NE May 8, 1970 52. GOP Breakfast Thedford, NE May 9, 1970 53. Norfolk Chamber of Commerce Teletalk from Washington May 20, 1970 54. POW War Rally Rosenblatt Stadium Omaha May 24, 1970 55. Geneva High School Commencement Geneva, NE May 27, 1970 56. Randolph High School Commencement Randolph, NE May 28, 1970 57. On Niobrara Situation Governor’s office Lincoln May 29, 1970 58. Square and Compass Luncheon Omaha May 29, 1970 59. Memorial Day Services Prague American Legion Prague, NE May 30, 1970 60. Hruska Men Meeting Lincoln May 30, 1970 61. Dedication of War Memorial Fremont, NE May 30, 1970 62. Branched Oak Dedication near Randolph, NE May 31, 1970 63. Kearney Farm Show June 4, 1970 64. Luncheon with Hruska Supporters Kearney June 4, 1970 65. Postmasters Conventio9n Grand Island, NE June 4, 1970 66. Douglas Co. Convention Omaha, NE June 4, 1970 67. Valley Swimming Pool Valley, NE June 6, 1970 68. Dedication of Omaha Police Dept HQ June 6, 1970 69. Omaha Chamber of Commerce Recognition Banquet June 6, 1970 70. National Confectioners Association Washington DC June 8, 1970 71. Richardson Co. Fundraiser Falls City, NE June 12, 1970 72. POW & MIA Petition Presentation Douglas Co Court House June 20, 1970 73. Hall County Century Club Reception Grand Island June 20, 1970

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74. Stromsburg Swedish Festival Stromsburg, NE June 20, 1970 75. Dawson Co. GOP Luncheon Lexington, NE June 20, 1970 76. Lincoln School of Commerce Commencement Exercises June 19, 1970 77. Dedication of Tranquility Park Omaha June 21, 1970 78. Announcing as Candidate for Re-election Summer 1970 79. Dedication of Clarkson Memorial Hospital Wing Omaha June 26, 1970 80. Reception honoring Secretary Finch Omaha June 26, 1970 81. Clarkson Czech Festival Clarkson, NE June 27, 1970 82. Ref. Church of Holland Center Holland, NE June 27, 1970 83. Seward July 4 Program Seward, NE July 4, 1970 84. Omaha Chamber of Commerce Public Affairs Dinner July 10, 1970 85. July 10, 1970 Omaha Campaign Meeting 86. Ashland Post Office Dedication July 11, 1970 87. Dedication of Housing for Elderly Sutherland, NE July 17, 1970 88. Oregon Trail Days Gering, NE July 17, 1970 89. York Centennial Coronation and Ball July 18, 1970 90. Salute to Armed Forces Beatrice, NE July 19, 1970 91. Minnesota State Meeting WBFA July 24-26, 1970 92. Centennial Parade at et al Sterling, NE July 26, 1970 93. Dwight Czech Festival Dwight, NE July 26, 1970 94. Tractor Power and Safety Day Mead, NE July 30, 1970 95. Physicians for Hruska Meeting Lincoln July 30, 1970 96. Niobrara River Basin Dev. Association O’Neill, NE July 31, 1970 97. Wayne College Commencement August 1, 1970 98. Wilber Czech Festival Wilber August 2, 1970 99. Hruska Supper for 8 th Ward Delegates and Alternates August 4, 1970 100. Omaha Rotary Club August 5, 1970 101. Burwell Rodeo Burwell, NE August 6, 1970 102. Wayne Co. Fair & BBQ August 7, 1970 103. Distinguished Nebraskan Award Washington August 12, 1970 104. Cherry Co. Fair and Rode Valentine, NE August 14, 1970 105. Papillion Centennial August 15, 1970 106. Butler Co Fair & BBQ David City August 15, 1970 107. YR Picnic Isaac Walton Grounds Lincoln August 22, 1970 108. Shrine Bowl Activities Lincoln August 22, 1970 109. Fall Festival Brainard, NE August 29, 1970 110. Utica Fall Festival August 29, 1970 111. Centennial Ball Schuyler, NE August 29, 1970 112. Sarpy County Fair Bellevue august 29, 1970 113. Lincoln Newsmen September 2, 1970 114. Opening of Hruska HQ Lincoln September 2, 1970 115. Omaha Real Estate Board Luncheon for Skip Bailey September 2, 1970 116. Dinner honoring Skip Bailey Peony Park Omaha September 3, 1970 117. GOP Fundraising Dinner Lincoln September 4, 1970 118. GSA Demonstration of Dual-fuel Omaha September 4, 1970 119. Republican State Convention Lincoln September 5, 1970

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120. German Day Festival Omaha September 6, 970 121. Douglas County Yrs Omaha September 8, 1970 CANCELLED 122. Douglas County Republican HQ Opening September 8, 1970 123. Senior Citizens Picnic Omaha September 10, 1970 124. Western Bohemian Frat Association State Convention September 12-13, 1970 125. Nebraska Chiropractors Banquet Lincoln September 12, 1970 126. League of Nebraska Municipalities North Platte September 17, 1970 127. Tri-County Fundraiser Dinner Hebron, NE September 17, 1970 128. Republican Women’s Coffee Omaha Country Club (Mrs. Hruska) September 18, 1970 129. Nebraska State Grange Luncheon Lincoln September 18, 1970 130. Omaha Newsmen Dinner Ross’s Steak House September 18, 1970 131. Installation York Rites (Masonic) North Platte, NE September 19, 1970 132. Valley co. Rally Ord, NE September 19, 1970 133. Nebraska Panhandle & Eastern Wyoming Fundraising Dinner Mitchell, NE September 20, 1970 CANCELLED 134. St. Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church and Czech Harvest Dinner Omaha September 20, 1970 135. Benson Republican Women Omaha September 21, 1970 136. Dodge Co. Fundraising Dinner Fremont, NE September 22, 1970 137. Northwestern Bell Officials Omaha September 24, 1970 138. Douglas Co. Fundraising Dinner Omaha September 24, 1970 139. Omaha Chamber of Commerce Visit to Washington DC September 23-25, 1970 140. Third District Caravan September 28- October 3, 1970 141. First District caravan October 4 – 10, 1970 142. “Meet the Candidate” KOLN-TV Lincoln October 4, 1970 143. First District Caravan Week of October 5, 1970 144. Gage County Republican Dinner Beatrice, NE October 8, 1970 145. First District Pre-Game Lincoln October 10, 1970 146. Open House John Mason’s Res. Capitol Beach Lincoln, NE October 10, 1970 147. Hruska Youth Event Lincoln October 10, 1970 148. Omaha office Meeting/Cudahy Representative and City Officials Omaha October 11, 1970 149. Second district Caravan October 12, 16, 1970 150. Businessmen’s breakfast Castle Hotel, Omaha October 13, 1970 151. Nebraska Fraternal Congress Omaha Fontanelle October 13, 1970 152. Pancake Supper Tekamah, NE October 13, 1970 153. Twin Rivers Educational Conference Nebraska City, NE October 13, 1970 154. Nebraska Hospital Association Omaha October 14, 1970 155. Covert Lodge Special Meeting and dinner Omaha October 14, 1970 156. Sarpy County Fundraising Dinner Bellevue October 15, 1970 157. Jaycees Quarterly Convention Omaha October 17, 1970 158. Lincoln Post Office Dedication Lincoln October 17, 1970 159. West Suburban Optimists Dinner Omaha October 17, 1970 160. Gage County Fundraising Dinner Beatrice October 7, 1970 161. Cherry County Fundraising Dinner Valentine, NE October r18, 1970 162. Norfolk Coffees Norfolk, NE October 19, 1970 163. Washington Co. Fundraising Dinner Blair, NE October 19, 1970 164. Lincoln Rotary October 20, 1970

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165. League of Women Voters Omaha October 20, 1970 166. Rotary Banquet Columbus, NE October 20, 1970 167. Nebraska University YR meeting Lincoln October 21, 1970 168. Douglas Co, YR’s Omaha October 21, 1970 169. Nebraska Bar Association Omaha October 22, 1970 170. Sta. KLNG Interview Q&A Omaha October 23, 1970 171. Omaha Toastmistress Club Dinner October 25, 1970 172. Nebraska Savings & Loan Luncheon Grand Island, NE October 26, 1970 173. Cass Co. Fundraising Dinner Avoca, NE October 26, 1970 174. Thone Caravan South Sioux City, NE October 27, 1970 175. Thone Caravan Fremont October 27, 1970 176. Thone Caravan Falls City October 28, 1970 177. Thone Caravan Fairbury October 28, 1970 178. KUON-TV Lincoln, NE October 29, 1970 179. NSEA District 2 Convention Omaha October 29, 1970 CANCELLED 180. I-480 “Omaha Gap” Closing Ceremony October 29, 1970 181. Richard Nixon in Omaha October 29, 1970 182. Dakota Co. Smorgasbord (Rep.) South Sioux City, NE October 30, 1970 CANCELLED

Box 43 October 30, 1970-April 11, 1973 Folder

1. Beatrice Chamber of commerce Lunch November 2, 1970 2. National Soft Drink Association Philadelphia, PE November 10, 1970 3. Nebraska County Officials Omaha December 10, 1970 CANCELLED 4. List of Speeches 1971 5. “LEAA” Trip January 7-13, 1971 6. Installation as Judge ion Omaha of Donald R. Ross January 25, 1971 7. LEAA and Czech Lib. Trip, Albuquerque February 12-15, 1971 8. Fundraising Dinner Fort Wayne, IN March 3, 1971 9. Judiciary Conference Meeting Williamsburg, VA March 11-13, 1971 10. Investiture of Judge Robert V. Denney as Judge Omaha March 19, 1971 11. YR Convention Banquet Lincoln March 20, 1971 12. SAC 25 th Anniversary Omaha March 21, 1971 13. Founders Day Grand Island March 27, 1971 14. Sane Jose/LEAA Program April 8-10, 1971 15. Republican Fundraising Dinner Omaha, NE April 17, 1971 16. Telephone Interview Beatrice Station KWBE April 19, 1971 17. Drug Seminar Omaha, NE May 3-4, 1971 18. Republican Booster Club Houston, TX May 10, 1971 19. Sutton High School Graduation Sutton, NE May 14, 1971 20. Nebraska Retail Merchants Association Telephone talk from Washington May 17, 1971 21. Nebraska Home Builders Washington Statler Hilton May 25, 1971 22. Tower Decade of Service Dinner Dallas, TX May 27, 1971 23. Houston NASA Space Center May 28, 1971 24. Brookings Institution Seminar Washington DC Capitol Hill Hotel June 7, 1971

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25. Scott Publ. Co. Dedication Omaha June 10, 1971 26. Nebraska Broadcasters Breakfast June 12, 1971 27. South Omaha Industrial Park Dedication June 12, 1971 28. Reception for Milan Bish, NE Republican State Chairman June 15, 1971 29. Columbus, NE Home for Elderly Dedication June 17, 1971 CANCELLED 30. LEAA Briefing of Judges Columbus, NE June 17-18, 1971 CANCELLED 31. Unadilla Centennial Celebration June 19, 1971 CANCELLED 32. Beatrice Gun Club Dedication June 20, 1971 33. Bur/Narc. Police Inst. Grad Washington DC June 25, 1971 34. Eppley Hall of Science Ceremony UNMC Omaha July 10, 1971 35. Dedication of Historical Marker Geneva, NE October 2, 1971 36. Association of Federal Investigators Awards Dinner Washington DC October 16, 1971 37. Cornerstone Laying Capitol Hill Club Washington DC October 20, 1971 38. NRA Site Selection Conference Hall October 26, 1971 39. Griffin Testimonial Dinner Detroit November 6, 1971 40. Nebraska County officials Hilton Hotel Omaha December 9, 1971 41. Dept. of Justice Awards Ceremony Washington DC December 14, 1971 42. List of Speeches 1972 43. Miami and Keys Florida Law Enforcement Briefings January 1-6, 1972 44. Installation as district Judge Richard A. Dier January 7, 1972 45. Peter Kiewit Sons Co. Annual Dinner Omaha January 10, 1972 46. New Orleans Law Enforcement Briefings January 13-17, 1972 47. Super Bowl Activities New Orleans January 16, 1972 48. Lowell Mason Party, Kennedy Center Washington DC January 19, 1972 49. National Adv. Committee on Standards and Goals Washington DC January 25, 1972 50. Nebraska Women for equal Rights Omaha February 4, 1972 51. Law Enforcement Seminar Omaha February 7, 1972 52. Payne Co. Republican Dinner Stillwater, OK February 12, 1972 53. “Cornhuskers for Curtis” Dinner Lincoln February 21, 1972 54. Founders Day Omaha March 18, 1972 55. Brookings Institution Washington DC March 20, 1972 56. Law Enforcement Intel. Unit Oakland, CA April 5, 1972 57. John Ericsson Rep. League of Illinois St. Charles, IL April 15, 1972 58. Kansas Rep. State Convention Dinner Topeka, KS April 28, 1972 59. Niobrara Trip May 13, 1972 60. Republican Dinner Vallejo, CA May 26, 1972 61. FBI Academy Graduation Washington DC June 7, 1972 62. Republican Booster Luncheon San Francisco, CA June 8, 1973 63. American Association of University of Women Walnut Creek, CA June 8, 1973 64. Clarkson Hospital Med. Symposium Omaha, NE June 9, 1972 65. Republican State Convention Omaha, NE June 10, 1972 66. Republican Fund Raiser (Curtis) Omaha, NE June 10, 1972 67. Bur/Narc Graduation of Officers Washington DC June 16, 1972 68. Dinner for Judge Robinson Omaha June 16, 1972 69. Teenage Republicans Midland College Fremont, NE June 17, 1972 70. National Sheriff’s Association Richmond, NA June 18, 1973

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71. Papio Watershed Groundbreaking Omaha June 23, 1972 72. American Sokol Slet Berwyn, IL June 24, 1973 73. Douglas County 4h Visit July 5, 1972 74. Douglas County Jail Grant (LEAA) Announcement Omaha July 5, 1973 75. National Livestock Producers Association Omaha July 18, 1972 76. Fontanelle Forest Dedication Omaha July 21, 1972 77. Olympic Game Munich, Germany August 25-26, 1972 78. 8th Circuit Judiciary Conference Omaha August 28, 1972 79. WFLA Lodge Anniversary Meeting Verdigre, NE September 10, 1972 80. WFLA State Meeting North Bend, NE September 17, 1972 81. NE-West Point Football Game September 23, 1972 82. Douglas County Nevada Fundraiser Stateline, NV October 8, 1972 83. West Virginia State Bar Association Wheeling, WV October 13, 1972 84. Visit to Scottsbluff re National Rifle Association sit in NE October 14, 1972 85. Norfolk Events for Congressman Thone Norfolk, NE October 19, 1972 86. Convocation Bellevue College October 20, 1972 87. Hirsch for Senate Dinner Winner, SD October 25, 1972 88. Republican Fundraising dinner Beemer, NE October 26, 1972 89. Sarpy County Republican Appreciation Buffet Mr. Kelly’s La Vista, Ne October 27, 1972 90. 5 County Fundraising Dinner Wayne, NE October 30, 1972 91. Nebraska Sheriffs & Peace Officers Association Banquet Omaha November 13, 1972 92. Hearings/ Juvenile Delinquent Subcommittee San Francisco & Los Angeles November 14-16, 1972 93. Nebraska County Officials Omaha December 7, 1972 94. NASA trip to Pacific Area for Apollo 17 Splashdown December 14-21, 1972 95. Lions Club Blackstone Hotel Omaha December 26, 1972 96. 1973 Speech Files 97. Nebraska Land Contractors Association Telephone Speech to North Platte by Senator from Washington January 18, 1973 98. Nebraska State Society Reception in Washington January 19, 1973 99. Inauguration Ceremonies Washington Ceremony January 20, 1973 100. American Advertising Federation Breakfast January 31, 1973 101. Senate Youth Progress Old Senate Caucus Room February 6, 1973 102. Urban Criminal Justice Meeting Washington DC March 19, 1973 103. Nebraska Young Republicans Convention Omaha April 6-8, 1973 104. Mobil International Lawyers Washington DC April 11, 1973

Box 44 April 13, 1973-December 19, 1974 Folder

1. Creighton Law Center April 13, 1973 2. Founders Day Kearney, NE April 14, 1973 3. Pollution Control Project – Larry Schram’s Feedlot Papillion, NE April 23, 1973 4. Bankers Luncheon New York City, NY April 25, 1973 5. Pathfinders Lodge 50 th Anniversary Omaha April 28, 1973 6. Omaha Press Club Awards Lunch Omaha May 3, 1971

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7. Invitation Acc American National Cattlemen’s Association reception May 3, 1973 8. “All America” Awards Event Veridgre, NE May 7, 1973 9. Tulsa, OK Republican Dinner May 11, 1973 10. Nebraska Republican fundraising Dinner Pershing Auditorium Lincoln May 16, 1973 11. St. Paul-Minneapolis Boost Club St. Paul, MN May 18, 1973 12. Installation as District Judge at Omaha of Albert G. Schatz May 25, 1973 13. General Elec. Executives Seminar Vandenberg Room U.S. Capitol July 19, 1973 14. Tour of NSA Facilities at Fort Meade, MD July 23, 1973 15. Railroad/Riverfront Luncheon Omaha Blackstone Hotel August 10, 1973 16. August Recess Tour of Nebraska 1973 17. Fifth and Ninth Circuit Hearings Committee on Revision/ Circuit Courts August 20-29, 1973 18. Judicial Conference Supreme Court Washington DC September 13-14, 1973 19. Republican Boosters Luncheon Indianapolis Meridian Hill City Club September 21, 1973 20. Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Meetings – St. Louis September 21, 1973 21. Nebraska ARBC Statewide Meeting Lincoln September 28, 1973 22. Niobrara groundbreaking event September 30, 1973 23. Scottsbluff fundraising Dinner October 13, 1973 24. Larimer County Fundraising Dinner Fort Collins, CO October 18, 1973 25. ETV Station/League Women Voters Lincoln, NE October 19, 1973 26. Telephone Speech Nebraska Tax Research Council Lincoln November 26, 1973 27. 1974 Speech file 28. Nebraska Texas Cotton Bowl Game January 1, 1974 29. Defense Intelligence Agency briefing and Tour Pentagon February 1 & 22, 1974 30. Nebraska Trip February 8-18, 1974 31. Douglas County Fundraiser Omaha February 15, 1974 32. WFLA Meeting at O’Hare Airport February 18, 1974 33. Gasohol Meeting Capitol Building Washington DC February 20, 1974 34. Senator Cotton’s Reception February 20, 1974 35. Conference Industrial Concentration Columbia University Warrenton, VA March 2, 1974 36. American National Cattlemen’s Association reception Washington DC March 4, 1974 37. St. Martin Netherland Antilles March 14-19, 1974 38. Founders Day Lincoln April 6, 1974 39. US Courts of Customs and Patent Appeals Washington DC April 30, 1974 40. Bellevue Bicentennial Flag Presentation May 11, 1974 41. O’Neill Centennial O’Neill, NE June 1, 1974 42. Elkhorn Swimming Pool Dedication June 2, 1974 43. Omaha Press Club June 28, 1974 44. Sokol Slet Crete, NE June 22-23, 1974 45. Republican State Central Committee Lincoln June 28-29, 1974 46. GOP State Convention June 29, 1974 47. Hruska Reunion Sokol Camp Valley, NE July 4, 1974 48. Douglas County Fundraiser Omaha July 11, 1974 49. Creighton University Medical Hospital and Health Care Center Dedication Omaha July 17, 1974 50. Washington County Bicentennial Even Blair, NE July 27, 1974 51. Change of Command Strategic Air Command trip to Omaha July 31, 1974 52. Wilber Czech Festival August 3, 1974

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53. Republican County Chairman’s Workshop Grand Island, NE August 10, 1974 54. Burwell Radio Burwell, NE August 10, 1974 55. Buffalo Bill’s Wild West & Congress of Rough Riders North Platte August 10, 1974 56. German-American Day Omaha September 1, 1974 57. Opening of Douglas County Republican HQ Omaha September 7, 1974 58. Second Circuit Conference in the Poconos, PN September 7, 1974 59. Cong. Dave Martin Appreciation Dinner North Platte, NE September 7, 1974 60. Meeting w/ Royal Committee on Civil Liability Lord Pearson et al September 12, 1974 61. WFLA Meeting Verdigre September 15, 1974 CANCELLED 62. Distinguished Nebraskan Award Washington September 18, 1974 63. Pre-Economic Summit Conference Waldorf Astoria, New York City September 23, 1974 64. US Conference of Mayors Denver, CO September 27, 1974 65. Dinner in Chicago for Derwinski Chicago, IL September 28, 1974 66. Luncheon in Norfolk for Thone September 28, 1974 67. Nebraska County Association Omaha, NE October 9, 1974 68. National Conference of State Organized Crime Prevention Councils Indianapolis, IN October 13, 1974 69. Lincoln Airport Rally with President Ford October 16, 1974 70. Cornerstone Laying Lincoln Post Office and Court House October 18, 1974 71. Fundraising Dinner for Cong. Gene Taylor Springfield, MO October 23, 1974 72. Republican Dinner Valentine, NE October 27, 1974 73. Sand Hills Campaign Trip for Mrs. Smith October 27-29, 1974 74. Bicentennial Meeting Grand Island, NE October 29, 1974 75. Defense Appropriation Subcommittee trip to California November 11-15, 1974 76. Omaha Bicentennial Flag Presentation Omaha, NE November 23, 1974 77. Telephone Talk to Grand Island Chamber of Commerce December 17, 1974 78. Hearings before the Subcommittee on Criminal Laws and Procedures 91 st Congress

Box 44-A See Box 29-E

SERIES 4 – PRESS RELEASES AND CORRESPONDENCE

Box 45 1953-1968 (part) Folder

1. 83 rd Congress Newsletter 1953-1954 2. Press Release 1954 3. Newsletter Correspondence – Publications 83 rd Congress 4. Personal correspondence 83rd Congress 5. Newsletter Material 1961 6. Press Release 83 rd Congress 7. Press Release 1954 8. Permanent File Beginning November 23, 1954 to and 1958 9. Press Release 1955 10. Press Correspondence 1955-1957 11. Newsletter Correspondence 1956

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12. Press Releases 1956 13. Statement on Farm Bill on March 21 & April 12, 1956 14. Newsletter Correspondence 1957-1958 15. Press Release 1957 16. Correspondence 1957 Press Releases 17. Special News Statements 1958 18. Press Release February 5, 1958 re Scientists returned to Germany from Russia 19. Press Releases 1959 20. Press Release Correspondence 1959 21. Press Releases 1960 22. Newsletter May 10, 1960 23. Press Releases to Newspaper etc. 1961 24. Press Releases 1962 25. Press Releases 1963 26. News Correspondence 1964 27. Newsletter List 1964 28. Miscellaneous Newspaper coverage 1964 29. Press Release January – December 1964 30. Press Releases from Omaha and Lincoln September & October 1964 31. Press Release 1965 32. Publicity 1965-1966 Miscellaneous Newspaper Coverage 33. Press Releases Campaign Fall of 1966 34. News Correspondence 1965-66 35. Press Releases 1966 36. Newsletter Correspondence 1967 37. Newspaper Correspondence 1967 38. Press Releases 1967 39. Newsletter Correspondence 1968 40. Newspaper Correspondence 1968

Box 46 1968 (part)-1970 Folder

1. Press Releases 1968 2. Press Releases January – June 1969 3. Press Releases July – December 1969 4. Miscellaneous Newspaper Coverage & Press Correspondence 1969 5. Press Releases 1970 6. Radio & TV 1955 7. KOLN-TV 8 PM Sundays 1955 8. WOW-TV 12:45 PM Sundays 1955 9. Radio and TV Coverage 1955 10. KHOL-TV Holdrege April 1955 11. TV Correspondence 1956 12. TV Transcripts 1956 13. TV Transcripts January – April 1, 1957

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14. TV Transcripts April 10-December 1957 15. Radio KRVN Third Sunday Each Month 12:15 Noon “Report from Washington” Lexington, NE 1955-56 16. TV Correspondence 1957 17. Radio Program 1957 18. TV press Releases on TV Show 1957 19. Radio (TV) Additional Programs 1957 20. Radio and TV Programs 1957 21. Radio Transcripts 1957 22. Television Program 1957 23. Radio Transcripts 1958 24. Radio (1958) 25. Radio Correspondence 1957 26. TV Transcription Index 1959-1963 27. TV and Radio Correspondence 1959 28. TV and Radio Transcripts 1959-1962 29. February 25, 1959 Farmers Union Convention

TELEVISION TRANSCRIPTS & CORRESPONDENCE

Box 47 1959-1964 Folder

1. TV Transcripts 1959 January – April 2. TV Transcripts 1959 May – December 3. TV Schedules 1960 4. TV Transcripts 1960 January – April 5. TV Transcripts 1960 May – October (end of year) 6. TV & Radio Schedules 1961 7. Radio and Publications Correspondence 1961 8. TV Correspondence 1961-1962 9. TV Transcriptions 1961 10. Spy Next Door March 10, 1961 11. TV and Radio Schedules (Correspondence) 1962 12. Radio and TV Press Releases 1962 13. Radio & TV Transcripts 1962 14. TV & Radio General Correspondence 1963 15. TV Transcripts – Schedules 1963 16. Radio & TV Transcripts 1963 August – December 17. Radio and TV Transcripts 1963 January – July 18. TV Transcript WNBQ Chicago June 13, 1963 19. TV and Radio General Correspondence 1964 20. TV and Radio Schedules 1964

Box 48 1964-1974 Folder

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1. Radio & TV Transcriptions 1964 2. Radio and TV Transcriptions January 16 – October 24, 1965 3. TV – Betty Furness TV Show May 23, 1965 4. TV and Radio Schedules 1965 5. TV and Radio General Correspondence 1965-1966 6. TV Transcripts Hruska & Curtis 1965 – 1967 7. TV Transcripts Hruska and Curtis 1965 – 1968 8. Radio and TV Transcripts January 23 – July 3, 1966 9. Radio and TV Transcripts July 10 – October 23, 1966 10. Radio and TV Correspondence 1967 11. Radio and TV Schedules 1967 12. TV and Radio Transcripts January 22 – May 28, 1967 13. TV and Radio Transcripts June 11 – December 17, 1967 14. Radio and TV Correspondence 1968 15. Radio and TV Transcripts January – June 1968 16. Radio and TV Transcripts July – December 1968 17. TV Program October 2, 1968 18. Radio and TV Correspondence 1969 19. Radio and TV Schedules 1969 20. Radio and TV Transcripts January – June 1969 21. Radio and TV Transcripts July – December 1969 22. TV Interview ABM with Senator Henry Jackson May 6, 1969 23. Radio and TV Correspondence 1970 24. Radio and TV Transcripts 1970 25. TV Transcript “Answers from Washington” KOLN TV Lincoln 1973 26. TV and Radio Transcripts 1974

Box 48A Press: Radio & TV 1965-1973 Folder

1. Radio and TV Transcripts January – October 1968 2. Radio and TV Transcripts 1969 3. TV Shows 1966 4. Press Releases 1973 5. Press Release 1972 6. Press Release 1970 7. Press Release 1971 8. Press Releases 1970 9. Press Release 1969 10. Press releases 1968 11. Press Release 1966 12. Press Release 1965

SERIES 5 – TELEVISION, RADIO & FILM (transferred to A/V Collection)

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Box 49 18 TV tapes, October 1, 1956-February 10, 1963 Box 50 17 TV tapes, February 25, 1963-October 30, 1963 Box 51 16 TV tapes, November 10, 1963-September 1, 1965 Box 52 17 TV tapes, September 12, 1965-July 3, 1966 Box 53 18 TV tapes, July 10, 1966- September 27, 1966 Box 54 16 TV tapes, October 2, 1966-April 27, 1967 Box 55 18 TV tapes, May 10, 1967-November 17, 1967 Box 56 17 TV tapes, November 22, 1967-April 15, 1968 Box 57 17 TV tapes, May 1, 1968-October 1968 Box 58 18 TV tapes, January 19, 1969-September 28, 1969 Box 59 12 TV tapes and 10 Radio tapes, September 31, 1969-March 5, 1970 Box 60 7 Radio tapes and 5 movies plus 3 University of Omaha Yearbooks: Tomahawk, for the years 1956, 1958 and 1960

SERIES 6 – SPECIAL STATEMENTS

Box 61 Special Statements, 1952-1973 Folder

1. Special Statements 1952 2. Special Statements and Articles 1954 3. Special Statements 1955 4. Special Statements 1956 5. Special Statements 1957 6. Special Statements 1958 7. Special Statements 1960 8. Special Statements 1960 9. Special Statements 1961 10. Special Statements 1962 11. Special Statements 1963 12. Washington World Article March 8, 1963 13. Hearing on FCC Appropriations at Omaha June 18, 1963 14. Special Statements 1964 15. Special Statements 1964 16. Floor Speech on Pesticides; Agriculture Appropriations Bill August 20, 1964 17. Special Statements 89 th Congress 18. Special Statements 1965-1966 19. Special Statements 1967 20. Special Statements 1968 21. Articles for Municipal Review 1968-1970 22. Publicity Special Statements 1969 23. Special Statements 1970 24. Special Statements 1971 25. Special Statements 1972 26. Special Statements 1973 27. Special Statements 1974

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28. United States Treaties and Other International Agreements Volume 3 Part 3 1952 29. United States Treaties and Other International Agreements Volume 5 Part 3 1954

SERIES 7 – SCRAPBOOKS

Box 62 1953, 1959-1961 Folder

1. April – December 1961 2. May 1960 3. Miscellaneous News Clippings 1950-1955 4. September 1960 – March 10, 1961 5. March – September 1961 6. January – April 1960 7. April 1959

Box 63 1962-October 1964 Folder

1. October 1964 2. September 1964 3. August 1964 4. January – July 1964 5. 1963 Volume 2 6. 1963 Volume 1 7. 1963 8. 1962

Box 64 November 1964-1969 (Part) Folder

1. 1968 2. 1967 3. 1969 4. 1966 5. July – December 1965 6. January – June 1965 7. November – December 1964

Box 65 1969 (Part)-1972 Folder

1. 1970 2. 1970 Campaign 3. 1972 4. 1969

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5. 1971 6. 1970

SERIES 8 – NEBRASKA STATE FILES AND NEBRASKA PROJECTS

Box 66 1953-1955-1956 Folder

1. 83 rd Congress Nebraska, State Map Requests 2. 83 rd Congress Nebraska Centennial 3. Omaha Airport 4. 83 rd Congress Omaha Industries 5. 83 rd Congress Weeping Water, NE Route 50 By-pass 6. Bellevue Post Office Project File 7. Bellevue School 8. Lincoln Air Base 9. National Association of County Officials Project File (NACO) 10. Nebraska Public Power Districts 11. Omaha Downtown Parking Association 12. Little Brownell Watershed 13. Small Watersheds (Public law 566 – 83 rd Congress) 14. Walnut Creek Watershed Richardson County Nebraska Brown County, Kansas 15. Nebraska Legislature 1983 16. Transfer of IRS Estate Tax Office from Omaha 1955 17. Relocation of IRS Offices 1955 18. Nebraskans in the Federal Government 1955 19. Wilson Creek Watershed 20. Marketing and Foreign Agriculture 21. Research Laboratory 1956 22. Cornhusker Ordinance Plant 95 th Congress 23. Frontier Airlines 1957 24. Frontier Seven States Case 1958 25. Omaha Transit Company 1957 26. Papio Watershed 1957 27. Republican Valley Watershed 1957 28. Seven State Area Case 1957 29. Salt Creek 30. Scottsbluff 31. National Farmers Organization 32. Nebraska Admirals 33. Nebraska Cherry Blossom Princess File April 5, 1956 34. Nebraska Stock growers Association 35. Omaha Bomber Plant 36. Omaha City Auditorium 37. National Boy Scout Jamboree 1958 38. Omaha Post Office and Federal Building 1957- 1958

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39. Post Office and Federal Building in Omaha 1955-1956

Box 67 1957-1958-1961 (Part) Folder

1. Lincoln Naval Air Station1957-1958 2. Omaha Site of old Post Office 3. Seven States Area Investigation Decision December 8, 1958 4. Lincoln Veterans Hospital to Lincoln Schools 1958 5. Dept. Nebraska State 1959-1960 6. Cherry Blossom Princess 1959 7. Cherry Blossom Princess 1960 8. Flood 1960 9. Nebraska University Mead Ordinance Plant 10. Nebraska Legislation 1959-1960 11. Nebraska Public Power 1959-1960 12. State Historical Society 1959-1960 13. Reclamation & Irrigation Association 1959-1960 14. Air Force Omaha SAC Base 1959-1960 15. Nebraska State Society 1960 16. Joslyn Art Museum 17. Joslyn 1961 18. Fort Robinson 1959-1960 19. Interstate Highways 1959-1960 20. City of Omaha 1959-1960 21. General 1961 22. Sioux Ordinance Depot 1961-1964 23. Base Housing Offutt AFB Omaha 87 th Congress 24. Educational TV 87 th Congress 25. Cherry Blossom Princess 1961 26. Hastings Ammunition Depot 1961 27. State Historical Society 1961 28. Nebraska Legislation 1961 29. State Legislature 1961 30. Nebraska Public Power 1961

Box 68 1961 (Part)-1965-1966 (Part) Folder

1. City Of Omaha 1961 2. Army Engineer Cornhusker Ordinance Plant 1961 3. Nebraska University Mead Ordinance 1961 4. Frontier Airlines Problem 1962 5. RLH Nebraska Files 1962 6. Int. National Park Service Omaha Office 1962 7. State Interstate Highway 1962

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8. General 1963-1964 9. ETV 1963 10. Carter Lake 86 th Congress 11. Nebraska Legislation 1963-1964 12. Nebraska Legislature 1963-1964 13. Cherry Blossom Princess 1963-1964 14. Revision of State Constitution 1963-1964 15. Joslyn Art Museum 1963-1964 16. Kennedy Memorial Swimming Pool 17. Area Development Plan 1963-1964 18. City of Omaha 1963-1964 19. Nebraska State Society 1963-1964 20. University of Nebraska 21. Fort Robinson 1961-1964 22. General January – May 165 23. General June – December 1965 24. State Legislature 1965-1966 25. Fort Robinson 1965 26. Nebraska Legislation 1965-1966

Box 69 1965-1966 (Part)-1970 Folder

1. M&H 1 Agate and Fossil Beds 2. Cherry Blossom Princess 1965-1966 3. State Historical Society 1965-66 4. City of Omaha 1965-1966 5. Operation Hello 6. Joslyn Art Museum 1965-1966 7. Nebraska State Society 1965-1966 8. Nebraska State Navy 1965-1966 9. University of Nebraska 1965-1966 10. University of Omaha 1965-1966 11. General January – May 1966 12. General June – December 1966 13. 1967 14. General 1967 15. Centennial 1967 16. Federal Grant Programs 1967 17. Floods 1967 18. Joslyn Art Museum 1967 19. Kearney State College 1967 20. Nebraska State legislature 1967 21. Omaha Pollution Control Corporation 1967 22. State Society 1967 23. Nebraska Centennial Possible Financing 1967

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24. Centennial Files 1967 25. Sodbuster Centennial commission 1967 26. General 1968 27. Nebraska State Breakfast 1968 28. Nebraska State Society 1968 29. General 1969 30. General 1969 31. Nebraska State Breakfast 1969 32. General 1970 33. January – March 1970 34. April – June 1970 35. July – September 1970 36. October – December 1970 37. Nebraska State Breakfast 1970 38. 1971 Community Survey KNOP-TV North Platte 92 nd Congress 39. 1970 Livestock 40. Resources Development 1970

NEBRASKA PROJECTS

Box 70 1953-1957 (Part) Folder

1. Channel Stabilization (Appropriations) on Missouri River 1953 2. Nebraska Watersheds 1953 3. Omaha Public Power District 1953 4. Gavin’s Point Dam 1954 5. Sargent Irrigation Project 1954 6. National Rivers & Harbors Conference 1954 7. Blue River 1955 84 th Congress 8. Fort Randall 1955-1957 9. Public Works Missouri Valley 1956 10. Fort Randall 1955 11. Ground Waters of Nebraska 1955-1958 12. Mid-State Reclamation Project Part 1 1955-1958 13. Mid-State Reclamation Project Part 2 1955-1958 14. Atomic Energy Commission Hallam A.E. Plant 1955-1960 15. Bureau of reclamation Farwell Unit 1956 16. Republican Valley Conservation Association 1956 17. Fort Randall 1956-1958 18. Glendo Dam 1957 19. Middle Loup River Basin re-payment Contracts Loup Basin Reclamation Sargent Irrigation and the Farwell Irrigation Districts 1957 20. Fort Randall (to Grand Island) Letters to Constituents 1957 21. Desoto Bend 1957 Part 1 22. Desoto Bend 1957 Part 2

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Box 71 1957 (Part)-1959-1960 (Part) Folder

1. Fort Randall to Neligh 1957 2. P.W. – Power 1957 3. South Platte River 1957 4. P.W. Missouri Basin – Joint Hearings with Interior 1957 5. Little Snake River North Platte Division 1957-1958 6. Hallam A.E. Plant 1957-1958 7. Little Blue River Angus Dam 1958 8. Niobrara 1958 9. Merrit Dam Road Project 1959 10. Ainsworth 1959 11. Antelope Creek Sheridan & Cherry Counties 1959-1960 12. Cedar Rapids Division 1959-1960 13. Flood Control Crystal Lake 1959-1960 14. Flood Control Little Blue River (Jefferson County) 1959-1960 15. Multi-Purpose Comprehensive Plan Missouri River Basin 1959-1960 16. North Loup Division (Irrigation) 1959-1960 17. North Platte (Irrigation and Power) 1959-1960 18. O’Neill Unit (Irrigation) 1959-1960 19. Pine Bluffs to Sidney 1959-1960 20. Sargent Unit (Irrigation and Power) 1959-1960 21. Sherman Dam 1959-1960 22. Desoto Bend Refuge 1959-1960 23. Farwell Unit 1959-1960 24. Report on Frenchman-Cambridge-Red Willow 1959-1960 Part 1 25. Report on Frenchman-Cambridge-Red Willow 1959-1960 Part 2 26. Gavin’s Point Project 1959-1960 27. Bostwick Division – Missouri River Basin 1959-1960 28. Mirage Flats Extension (Irrigation) 1959-1960 29. Missouri River Power Allocation 1959-1960 30. Watershed Projects Papillion Creek (Washington-Douglas-Sarpy Counties) 1959-1960 31. Flood Control Republican River-Harlan County Reservoir 1959-1960 32. Watersheds Salt-Wahoo 1959-1960 33. Flood Control Shell Creek (Newman Grove, Lindsey) 1959-1960 34. Skull Creek 1959-1960 35. Flood Control Waterloo 1959-1960 36. Watershed Projects 1959-1960

Box 72 1959-1960 (Part)-1961 Folder

1. Watershed Projects Plattsmouth Area Cass County 1959-1960 2. Watershed Projects Plum Creek (Gage –Pawnee Counties)

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3. Watershed Projects Sand Creek Projects 1959-1960 4. Watershed Projects Soap Creek (Gage County) 1959-1960 5. Watershed Projects Turtle Creek 1959-1960 6. Watershed Projects Wild horse Morrill County 1959-1960 7. Flood Control Gering and Mitchell Valleys 1959-1960 8. National Guard Armory Omaha 1959-1960 9. Mead Ordinance Plant 1959-1960 10. Flood Control Salt Creek & Tributaries 1959-1960 11. Missouri River Basin 1959-1961 Part 1 12. Missouri River Basin 1959-1961 Part 2 13. Republican River Basin 1960 14. Ainsworth 1960 15. O’Neill 1961 16. Papillion Creek Watersheds (Washington Douglas and Sarpy County) 1961 17. North Loup Project 1961 18. Corps of Engineers Salt-Wahoo & Tribs Flood Control 1961 19. Corps of Engineers Shell Creek Flood Control 1961 20. Corps of Engineers Gering- Mitchell Flood Control 1961 21. Missouri River Basin 1961 22. Crystal Lake Project 1961 23. Omaha ICBM Site 1961 24. Republican Valley Conservation Association 1961 25. Decatur Bend 1961 26. Cedar Rapids 1961 27. Nebraska Projects Summary 1961-1962 28. Antelope Creek Watershed (Sheridan – Cherry Counties) 1961-1962 29. Watershed Projects General Status 1961-1962

Box 73 1961-1962-1962 (Part) Folder

1. Twin Loups Lower loup 1961-1962 2. North Loup Division 1962 3. Gering- Fort Laramie 1962 4. Mid-State Project 1962 Part 1 5. Mid-State Project 1962 Part 2 6. Decatur Bend 1962 7. Offutt Air Force Hospital 1962 8. Mirage Flats Extension 1962 Part 1 9. Mirage Flats Extension 1962 Part 2 10. Morrill Dam 1962 11. Papillion Creek 1962 12. Missouri River Basin 1962 Part 1 13. Missouri River Basin 1962 Part 2 14. Big Blue Division 1962 15. Little Blue Unit 1962

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16. Carter Lake 1962 17. Cedar Rapids Division 1962 18. Clarkson 1963 19. Elkhorn Division 1962 20. Garrison Diversion Unit 1962 21. Gavin’s Point Dam 1962 22. Gering Valley 1962

Box 74 1962 (Part)-1964-1965 Folder

1. O’Neill Unit 1962 2. Farwell unit 1962 3. Frenchman-Cambridge Division 1962 4. Republican River and Tributaries 1962 5. Shell Creek 1962 6. 87 th Congress Nebraska Projects 1962 Study 7. Ainsworth Unit 1962 8. Bostwick Division 1962-1964 9. Salt Creek and Tributaries 1962-1964 10. Hastings Ammunition Depot 1963 11. Navy Fort Omaha 1963 12. Nemaha 1963 13. Offutt AFB Housing 1963 14. Missouri River Basin 1964 15. Missouri River Basin 1963-1964 16. Papio Flood 1964 17. Elkhorn River Basin 1964 18. Hallam Project 1964 19. Niobrara Basin 1964 20. Madison, NE Corps of Engineers 1964 21. General 1964 22. General Files Part 1 1964 23. General Files 1964 Part 2 24. Sioux County Cheyenne River 1964 25. Nebraska Projects 1964 26. Nebraska Project Corps of Engineers Flood Plain Studies 1964 27. 9 Foot channel 1964 28. Papio Flood 1964 29. Sheep Creek Reservoir 1964White River Project 1964 30. Nebraska River Basin Studies 1964-1965 31. “Wild River Program” 1964-1966 32. Norfolk Flood Control 1964-1966 33. Reclamation and Corps of Engineers Projects 1964 - 1966

Box 75 1965-1967 (Part)

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1. Nemaha 1965 2. Niobrara Valley 1965 3. Water Pollution Surveillance Laboratory 1965 4. Wild River Program 1965 5. South Dakota 9 Foot Channel 1965 6. Stevens Creek Watershed 1965 7. Ponca Watershed Inc. Clippings 1965 8. Garrison Diversion Unit 1965 9. Harlan County Reservoir 1965 10. Gering Valley Clips 1965 11. General Clippings 1965*1966 12. Mirage Flats Extension Unit 1965-1966 13. Elkhorn Division 1965-1966 14. Wood River 1965-1966 15. Farwell Unit 1965-1966 16. Frenchmen-Cambridge Division 1965-1966 17. Ainsworth Unit 1965-1966 18. Bostwick Division 1965-1966 19. Boyd-Know Clippings 1965-1966 20. Decatur Bend & Bridge 1965-1966 21. Platte River Clippings 1965-1966 22. Missouri River Basin Commission1965-1967 23. Gavins Point Dam 1965-1966 24. Gavins Point Dam Clips 1965-1966 25. Gering Valley 1965-1966 26. Mid-State 1965-1966 27. Missouri River Basin 1965-1966 28. Niobrara 1965-1966 29. North Loup Division 1965-1966 30. O’Neill Unit 1965-1966 31. Twin Loups 1965-1966 32. Salt Creek and Tributaries 1965-1966 33. Salt Wahoo (Clips) 1965-1966 34. Sheep Creek 1965-1966 35. Skull Creek Dam 1965-1966 36. Papio Flood Basin 1965-1966 37. Platte River Watershed Clippings 1965-1966 38. Republican Clips 1965-1966 39. Big Blue Division 1965-1966 40. Little Blue Clips 1965-1966 41. Platte River (Army Engineers) 1966 42. General 1966 43. General Correspondence 1966 44. Beaver Creek Dam 1966

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45. Loup Basin 1966 46. Ak-Sar-Ben Bridge 1966-67 47. General Correspondence 1967 48. State Water Plan 1967

Box 76 1967 (Part)-1968 (Part) Folder

1. Nemaha 1967 2. Ainsworth 1967 3. Angus Dam 1967 4. Big Blue Division 1967 5. Bostwick Division 1967 6. Buffalo Creek 1967 7. Clear Creek Watershed 1967 8. Columbus Project 1967 9. Elkhorn Division 1967 10. Farwell Unit 1967 11. Fort Kearney 1967 12. Frenchman-Cambridge Division 1967 13. Fullerton 1967 14. Gavins Point Dam 1967 15. Gering Valley 1967 16. Harlan County Dam 1967 17. Lincoln Northeast Radial Highway Project 1967 18. Little Blue 1967 19. Loup Basin 1967 20. Mid-State 1967 21. Mirage Flats 1967 22. Missouri River Basin 1967 23. Niobrara 1967 24. North Loup Division Clips 1967 25. O’Neill Unit 1967 26. Papillion (Papio) Creek 1967 27. Pine Ridge 1967 28. Platte Valley 1967 29. Platte River 1967 30. Republican River 1967 31. Salt Creek and Tributaries 1967 32. Sheep Creek 1967 33. SIMPCO 1967 34. Skull Creek Dam 1967 35. White River 1967 36. General 1968 37. State Water plan 1968 38. Ainsworth Unit Project 1968

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39. Angus Dam Project 1968 40. Big Blue Project 1968 41. Bostwick Unit Project 1968 42. Columbus Project 1968 43. Elkhorn Project 1968 44. Farwell Unit Project 1968 45. Frenchman-Cambridge Unit Project 1968 46. Fort Kearney 1968 47. Fullerton Project 1968 48. Gavins Point Project 1968 49. Harlan County Dam Project 1968 50. Mid-State Reclamation project 1968 51. Mirage Flats Project 1968 52. Missouri River Basin 1968 53. Nemaha 1968 54. Niobrara River Project 1968 55. Norfolk Project 1968 56. North Loup Project 1968 57. North Platte Project 1968 58. O’Neill Project 1968 59. Papio Flood Control (Corps) 1968 60. Platte River Dam Project 1968

Box 77 1968 (Part)-1970 (Part) Folder

1. Salt Creek Project 1968 2. Schuyler Project 1968 3. SIMPCO 1968 4. Sioux City – Yankton Project 1968 5. Sunbeam Unit Project 1968 6. White River Project 1968 7. General 1969 8. Steamboat Bertrand 1969 9. State Water Plan 1969 10. Ainsworth 1969 11. Big Blue 1969 12. Beck Plan (Missouri River Division) 1969 13. Big Indian Watershed 1969 14. Broken Bow Section 205 1969 15. Cedar Rapids Division 1969 16. Columbus Section 205 1969 17. Elkhorn 1969 18. Farwell 1969 19. Frenchmen-Cambridge 1969 20. Gavins Point 1969

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21. Harlan County Dam 1969 22. Kearney: Lost, Dry, Twin Creeks 1969 23. Louisville State Park Erosion Problem 1969 24. Loup River Basin 1969 25. Fort Kearney Lost and Dry Creek Basin 26. Maple Creek Watershed 1969 27. Mid-Platte Valley Watershed 1969 28. Mid-State 1969 29. Missouri River Basin 1969 30. Missouri River Bridge 1969 31. Mitchell Irrigation district 1969 32. Nemaha 1969 33. Niobrara 1969 34. Norfolk 1969 35. North Bend Levee Section 205 1969 36. Oconee, Nebraska 1969 37. O’Neill Unit 1969 38. Papio Watershed 1969 39. Platte River Basin 1969 40. Salt Creek 1969 41. Salt Valley 1969 42. SIMPCO 1969 43. Skull Creek 1969 44. Steamship Bertrand 1969 45. White River 1969 46. Harlan County Reservoir and Flood Control October 1969 47. Platte River Dam 1969 48. Panhandle Conservation and Development 1969-1970 49. Papillion Flood Control 1969 50. Platte River Dam 1969-1970 51. Aowa Watershed 1969-1970 52. North Loup Project 1969-1972 53. General 1970

Box 78 1970 (Part)-1971(part) Folder

1. Levee 1970 2. Platte River Dam 1970 3. Platte River Dam 1970 4. South Omaha Industrial Project 1970 5. Wild Horse Reservoir 1970 6. Wood River Basin 1970 7. Papio 1970 8. Mid-State Reclamation district 1970 9. Flood Warning Plan 1970

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10. Pawnee County Rural Water Project 1970 11. Platte River Flood Project 1971 12. Aksarben Bridge 1971 13. Steamship Bertrand Appropriation 1971 14. Bog Blue River Basin Part 1 1971 15. Big Blue River Basin Part 2 1971 16. Little Bordeaux Creek 1971 17. Cedar Creek 1971 18. Cheyenne River 1971 19. Clear Creek Watershed 1971 20. Devil’s Nest 1971 21. Elkhorn 1971 22. Farwell irrigation 1971 23. Flood Warning plan 1971 24. King Lake 1971 25. C of E Hydro Power Study 1971 26. Little Blue 1971 27. Loup River Levee- Columbus 1971 28. Mid State Reclamation 1971 29. Mirage Flats 1971 30. Upper Missouri Regional Commission 1971 31. Missouri River Basin 1971 32. Missouri River Basin Project – O’Neill 1971 33. Middle Logan Creek 1971 34. Morse Bluffs Dike 1971 35. Upper Little Nemaha Watershed 1971 36. Relocation of the Town of Niobrara 1971 37. Niobrara 1971

Box 79 1971(part) – 1974 Folder

1. Papio 1971 2. Platte River Dam 1971 3. Platte River Basin 1971 4. Desalinization Grant 1971 5. Salt Valley 1971 6. SIMPCO 1971 7. Wood River Prairie Creek 1971 8. Little Nemaha 1973 9. Mid-State 1973 10. Missouri River 1973 11. Niobrara 1973 12. North Loup 1973 13. O’Neill 1973 14. Upper Blue 1973

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15. Papio Valley Project 1974 16. Platte River Level B Study 1974 17. Platte River Navigability 1974 18. North Loup 1974 19. Niobrara 1974 20. Swan Creek 1974 21. Nebraska Projects 1974 22. Big Blue 1974 23. Little Blue 1974 24. Garrison 1974 25. Highland 1974 26. Mid-State 1974 27. Mirage Flats 1974 28. Missouri River 1974 29. O’Neill 1974 30. Public Works 1974 31. Missouri River Basin All Years Additional Materials 32. Missouri River Basin Working Files All years 33. United States Treaties and Other International Agreements Volume 19 Part 5 1968

Box 79-A Nebraska State and Projects Folder

1. Roads 2- State 1975 2. PW 1- Nebraska Projects (Arranged alphabetically by name) 1975 3. PW 1 – Elkhorn 4. PW 1- Mid-State 5. PW 1 – Mirage Flats 6. Niobrara 7. PW 1 – North Loup 8. PW 1 – Niobrara 1975 9. PW 1 – O’Neill 10. PW 1 Papio Flood Control Project 11. PW 1- Platte River Level “B” 12. PW 1 – Platte River Navigability

Box 79-B Nebraska Projects and Miscellaneous. Inserts for Other Cartons Folder

1. International Press Clippings June 2- July 31, 1975 2. Invitations Others 1976 3. Delegate Book 4. Favorite Son 5. Strength Study 6. Congressional Record Insert Catalogue 94 th Congress 2 nd Session Volume 1

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SERIES 9 – INSTITUTIONAL BOARDS, TRAVEL, CONFERENCE AND MEETINGS

Box 80 Files as member of public and private boards, 1966-1970 Folder

1. Memberships – Omaha University Board of Regents 2. Memberships – University of Omaha Board of Regents 3. Omaha University Hitchcock Scholarship 4. Advisory Commission on Presidential Office Space 5. Appointments US Military Academy (Board of Visitors) 1960 6. Appointment US Air Force Academy (Board of Visitors) 1961 7. Paderewski Foundation 1962 8. Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Commission (Member) 1963 9. US Territorial Expansion Memorial Commission (Member) 1963 10. Board of Visitors US Air Force Academy 1964 11. Midwest Resources Association 1965 12. Midwest Resources Association 1966 13. Appointment US Naval Academy Board of Visitors 1967 14. 1968 Doane College 15. 1969 Doane College 16. 1970 Doane College

Box 81 Conferences, travels abroad, 1957-1962 Folder

1. NATO Parliamentarians Conference November 11-16, 1957 2. Agriculture Conference, Bogotá Colombia for Appropriations Committee April 1-4, 195 3. Mexico – Panama trip for Appropriations Committee November 16 – December 2, 1959 4. Air Force – Hruska Tour of R & D Command 1959 5. NATO Parliamentarians Conference Paris November 21-26, 1960 Part 1 6. NATO Parliamentarians Conference Paris November 21-26, 1960 Part 2 7. South American Trip for Appropriations November 18 – December 7, 1961 Part 1 8. South American Trip for Appropriations November 18 – December 7, 1961 Part 2 9. South American Trip for Appropriations November 18 – December 7, 1961 Part 3 10. Interparliamentary Group Ottawa, Canada March 1-3, 1962 11. Far East Trip and Report November 1962

Box 82 Conferences and travels abroad, 1964-1968 Folder

1. Agriculture Conference, Beirut Lebanon November 19-23, 1964 Part 1 2. Agriculture Conference, Beirut Lebanon November 19-23, 1964 Part 2 3. World Peace Through Law Conference 1965 4. Air Force Bases Tour November – December 1966 Part 1 5. Air Force Bases Tour November – December 1966 Part 2 6. NATO at Brussels November 9-23, 1968 Part 1

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7. NATO at Brussels November 9-23, 1968 Part 2 8. United States Treaties and Other International Agreements Volume 1 1950 9. United States Treaties and Other International Agreements Volume 20 Part 1 1969 10. United States Treaties and Other International Agreements Volume 2 Part 2 1951

PRESIDENT’S COMMISSION ON CRIME AND VIOLENCE

Box 83 Final Report, interim reports & correspondence, 1968 Folder

1. Commission on Crime and Violence Final Report 2. Commission on Crime and Violence Reports and Correspondence 3. Commission on Crime and Violence Report on Violence & TV & News Media 4. Commission on Crime and Violence Correspondence and Memos 5. Commission on Crime and Violence Correspondence 6. Commission on Crime and Violence Hruska Proposals related Thereto 7. Commission on Crime and Violence Press Clips 1968 8. Commission on Crime and Violence TV, Radio, and Press 9. Commission on Crime and Violence TV Radio & Press 10. Commission on Crime and Violence Membership and committee Meetings 11. Commission on Crime and Violence Research Materials 12. National Commission on Cause and Prevention of Violence 1968 13. Commission on Crime and Violence Firearms Problem and Control 14. Violence Commission – General Materials

Box 84 Correspondence and research, 1968 Folder

1. Violence Commission General Materials 2. Commission on Crime and Violence Study Materials 3. Commission on Crime and Violence Staff Files 4. Commission on Crime and Violence “Inciting Violence” 5. Commission on Crime and Violence Research Materials 6. Commission on Crime and Violence Research Materials 7. Commission on Crime and Violence Research Materials (booklets) 8. Commission on Crime and Violence Statements and Staff Materials 9. Commission on Crime and Violence Statements and Staff Materials

Box 85 Reports and Studies, 1968 Folder

1. Commission on Crime and Violence Statements & Staff Materials 2. Commission on Crime and Violence Statements and Staff Materials 3. Commission on Crime and Violence Materials Preparatory of Report 4. Commission on Crime and Violence Materials Preparatory of Report 5. Commission on Crime and Violence Materials Preparatory of Report

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6. General Reading August 8, 1968 7. Inaugural Addresses of the President of the United States from George Washing to Richard Nixon

Box 86 Commission on Reform of Criminal Laws; Conference on Corrections Folder and Judicial Conference, 1971

1. National Commission on Reform of Federal Criminal Laws – Reports and Studies 2. National Commission on Reform of Federal Criminal Laws – Reports and Studies 3. National Commission on Reform of the Federal Criminal Laws HR 15766 4. National Commission on Reform of the Federal Criminal Laws – Working Papers 5. National Commission on Reform of the Federal Criminal Laws – Working Papers 6. National Commission on Reform of the Federal Criminal Laws 1966 7. National Commission on Reform of Federal Criminal Laws Staff Materials 8. National Conference on Correction 1971 9. National Conference on Correction 1971 10. National Judicial Conference March 1971 11. United States Treaties and Other International Agreements Volume 23 Part 4 1972 12. Annual Report of the Smithsonian Institution 1961

SERIES 10 – NATIONAL COMMISSION ON CAUSES AND PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE

Box 87 Staff notebooks and materials Folder

1. Hearings Book #5 2. Hearings Book #4 3. Hearings Book #3 4. Hearings Book #2 5. Hearings Book #1

Box 88 Hearings, Statements and source notebooks Folder

1. Hearings Book #8 2. Hearings Book #7 3. Hearings Book #7 Supplement 4. Hearings Book #6

Box 89 Transcripts of Hearings, August and October 1968 Folder

1. National Commission on the Cause and Prevention of Violence Program Plan August 26, 1968 2. National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence September 18, 1968 3. Transcripts of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Preventions of Violence September 19, 1968

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4. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence September 25, 1968 5. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence September 26, 1968 6. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence September 26, 1968 7. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence October 2, 1968 8. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence October 2, 1968 9. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence October 3, 1968 10. National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence Program Plan October 4, 1968 11. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence October 9, 1968 12. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence October 16, 1968 13. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence October 17, 1968 14. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence October 25, 1968 – Executive Session 15. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence October 24, 1968 16. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence October 23, 1968 17. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence October 30, 1968 18. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence October 30, 1968 19. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence October 31, 1968

Box 90 Hearings and transcripts continued Folder

1. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence October 31, 1968. 2. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence October 31, 1968 – Executive Session 3. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Causes and Prevention of Violence November 1, 1968 4. Staff Work File #1 5. Staff Work File #2

Box 91 Hearings and final report Folder

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1. Final Report 2. Central Organization Etc. 3. Analysis 4. Misc. Black Binder 5. Misc. Black Binder 6. Staff Work File

NATIONAL MIGATORY BIRD CONSERVATION COMMISSION

Box 92 Correspondence and notes, 1959-1963 Folder

1. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds April 8, 1959 2. Migratory Bird Correspondence 1959 3. National Commission on Migratory Birds 4. Migratory Bird Conservation Commission 1960 5. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds May 25, 1960 6. Migratory Bird National Commission Correspondence 1961 7. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds March 15, 1961 8. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds June 13, 1961 9. Migratory Bird Conservation Commission Correspondence 1962 10. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds February 27, 1962 11. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds June 17, 1962 12. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds August 21, 1962 13. Migratory Bird Conservation Commission Correspondence 1963 14. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds February 19, 1963 15. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds May 21, 1963 16. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds August 20, 1963 17. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds December 10, 1963 18. Migratory Bird Conservation Commission Correspondence 1964 19. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds April 7, 1964 20. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds June 24, 1964 21. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds August 10, 1964 22. Migratory Bird Conservation Commission Correspondence 1965 23. Migratory Bird Commission Kootenai Refuge 24. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds February – March 1965

Box 92-A Migratory Bird Commission and Photos to be inserted in the proper Files Folder

1. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds February 27, 1968 2. Migratory Birds May 14, 1968 3. Migratory Bird Commission July 1968 Meeting 4. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds February 6, 1968 Meeting 5. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds August 15, 1967

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6. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds June 6, 1967 7. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds February 7, 1967 8. Robo List 1974 9. US Territorial Expansion Memorial Commission 1967 10. Migratory Bird Commission – General 11. Western Hemispheric Immigration 12. James Madison Memorial Commission 1970 13. James Madison Memorial Commission 1969 14. Jeff National Expansion Memorial Association 1968 15. Appt to Stockholm Intellectual Property Conference June 12- July 14, 1967 16. Appointment Board of Visitors Merchant Marine Academy 1967 17. Miscellaneous Items of Interest 18. Various Portrait Photos of Senator Hruska 19. New members Breakfast White House 1953 20. Wichita Air Force Base Visit Early 1950’s 21. Air Force Base Visit 1954 22. Governor of Alaska August 1, 1958 23. With Senator Kuchel Late 1950’s 24. Joslyn Museum Paintings, Hruska Capitol Office August 22, 1961 25. Nebraskans to General Federation of Women’s Club, Washington June 1960 26. Offutt Air Force Base November 12, 1953 27. General Carl Spaatz Dinner, Fontenelle Omaha 1953 28. Nebraska Ordinance Plant September 17, 1953 29. Nebraska Ordinance Plant 1954 30. Unknown Photograph Probably a Nebraska Group 31. Western Senator with quarter of Beef Mid Fifties 32. Judiciary Committee of the United States Senate August 1976 33. United States Treaties and Other International Agreements Volume 26 Part 1975 34. United States Treaties and Other International Agreements Volume 26 Part 2 1975

Box 93 (part) Correspondence and notes, 1963-1966 Folder

1. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds August 1965 2. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds May 1965 3. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds June 1965 4. Migratory Bird Conservation Commission Correspondence 1966 5. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds February 1, 1966 6. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds March 29, 1966 Meeting 7. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds June 7, 1966 8. Program Hearing for the National Commission on Migratory Birds July 26, 1966 9. Migratory Bird Commission 1966-1967 10. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing August 13, 1965 11. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing February 18, 1966 12. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing June 11, 1965 13. Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing February 18, 1966

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14. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing July 8, 1965

NATIONAL COMMISSION ON FOOD MARKETING

Box 94 Memoranda, staff notes and reports, 1965-1966 Folder

1. National Commission on Food Marketing Authorization and Funds 1965-1966 2. National Commission on Food Marketing Extend life on Commission 3. National Commission on Food Marketing Reports and Drafts 1965-1966 4. National Commission on Food Marketing February 17, 1965 Meeting 5. National Commission on Food Marketing Press 1965-1966 6. National Commission on Food Marketing Correspondence 1965-1966 7. National Commission on Food Marketing Correspondence 8. 89 th Congress Departmental National Commission on Food Marketing 9. National Commission on Food Marketing Co-ops 1965-1966 10. National Commission on Food Marketing RLH Comments 1965-1966 11. National Commission on Food Marketing Meat Merchandising 1965-1966 12. National Commission on Food Marketing Dairying 1965-1966 13. National Commission on Food Marketing Hearings and Meetings 1965-1966 14. National Commission on Food Marketing Consumer Affairs 1965-1966 15. National Commission on Food Marketing Memos and Background Materials 16. National Commission on Food Marketing Commission Reports 1965-1966 17. National Commission on Food Marketing Staff Drafts for Meetings October 18, 1965 18. National Commission on Food Marketing Executive Session November 17-19, 1965 19. National Commission on Food Marketing Executive Session December 13-15, 1965 20. National Commission on Food Marketing Poultry and Eggs 1965-1966 21. National Commission on Food Marketing Mergers and Concentration in Distribution 22. National Commission on Food Marketing Technical Studies

Box 95 Research materials, draft reports Folder

1. National Commission on Food Marketing April 1, 1966 Meeting 2. National Commission on Food Marketing Trading Stamps and Advertising 3. National Commission on Food Marketing Staff Meetings April 13, 1966 4. National Commission on Food Marketing Commission and Staff Problems 1966 5. National Commission on Food Marketing Commission Report June 1966 6. National Commission on Food Marketing General Materials 7. National Commission on Food Marketing Statements and Staff Studies 8. National Commission on Food Marketing Technical Studies 9. National Commission on Food Marketing Technical Studies 10. National Commission on Food Marketing Study Materials 1965-1966 11. National Commission on Food Marketing Working File 1967 12. National Commission on Food Marketing Final Report May 20, 1967 13. Food: From Farmer to Consumers June 1966

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Box 96 Draft, including final, reports Folder

1. Hearings in Multiple Cities 2. First Draft of Final Report 3. Briefing Materials 4. First Draft March 11, 1966 5. Drafts of Recommendation February 18, 1966 6. Second Draft of the Final Report April 22, 1966

Box 97 Transcripts of additional hearings Folder

1. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing Executive Session December 15, 1965 2. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing Executive Session December 16, 1965 3. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food May 7, 1965 4. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing Executive Session November 18, 1965 5. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing Executive Session December 14, 1965 6. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food October 22, 1965 7. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing Executive Session December 17, 1965 8. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing February 17, 1965 9. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing May 6, 1965 10. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing Executive Session November 19, 1965 11. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing October 21, 1965 12. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing April 23, 1965 13. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing June 3, 1965 14. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing April 24, 1965 15. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing June 5, 1965 16. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing June 4, 1965

Box 98 Final Commission hearings Folder

1. Food: From Farmer to Consumer June 1966 2. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing April 3, 1965 3. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing April 2, 1965 4. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing April 1, 1965 5. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing July 9, 1965 6. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing August 14, 1965

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7. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing August 12, 1965 8. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing July 10, 1965 9. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing June 21, 1965 10. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing September 18, 1965 11. Official Transcript of Proceedings National Commission on Food Marketing September 17, 1965 12. Measures Related to Organized Crime 91 st Congress 13. United States Treaties and Other International Agreements Volume 2 Part 1 1951

SERIES 11 – SPECIAL LEGISALTIVE VIEWS OF SENATOR HRUSKA

Box 99 Committee Hearings, Individual, Minority and/or supplemental views Filed with the Senate; 85 th to 93 rd Congresses Folder

1. Committee Hearings and Reports 85 th Congress 2. Committee Hearing and Reports 85 th Congress Internal Security Folder 1 of 2 3. Committee Hearing and Reports 85 th Congress Internal Security Folder 2 of 2 4. Committee Reports 86 th Congress Statements and Hearings 5. Committee Reports 87 th Congress Statements and Hearings 6. Committee Reports 88 th Congress Statements and Hearings 7. Committee Reports 89 th Congress Statements and Hearings 8. Committee Reports 90 th Congress Statements and Hearings 9. Committee Reports 91st Congress Statements and Hearings 10. Committee Reports 92nd Congress Statements and Hearings 11. Committee Reports 93rd Congress Statements and Hearings

SERIES 12 – CONGRESSIONAL RECORD REMARKS

Box 100 1954-1964 Folder

1. Congressional Record Inserts January – July 1964. 2. Congressional Record Inserts August – December 1964 3. Congressional Record Inserts August – December 1963 4. Congressional Record Inserts January – July 1963 5. Congressional Record Inserts August – December 1962 6. Congressional Record Inserts January – July 1962 7. Congressional Record Inserts 1961 8. Congressional Record Inserts 1954-1960

Box 101 1965-1969 Folder

1. Congressional Record Insert 90 th Congress 2 nd Session 2. Congressional Record Insert 91 st Congress 1 st Session 3. Congressional Record Insert 90 th Congress 1 st Session

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4. Congressional Record Insert89 th Congress 1 st Session 5. Congressional Record Insert 89 th Congress 2 nd Session

Box 102 1970-1972 (part) Folder

1. Congressional Record Inserts 92 nd Congress 2 nd Session Volume 1 2. Congressional Record Inserts 92 nd Congress 1 st Session Volume 2 3. Congressional Record Inserts 92 nd Congress 1 st session Volume 1 4. Congressional Record Inserts 91 st Congress 2 nd Session part 2 5. Congressional Record Inserts 91 st 2nd Session Part 1

Box 103 1972 (part)-1974 (part) Folder

1. Congressional Record Inserts 93 rd Congress 2 nd Session Volume 1 2. Congressional Record Inserts 93 rd Congress 1 st Session Volume 2 3. Congressional Record Inserts 93 rd Congress 1 st Session Volume 1 4. Congressional Record Inserts 92nd Congress 2 nd Session Volume 2

Box 104 1974 (part)-1975 Folder

1. Congressional Record Insert 94 th Congress 1 st Session Volume 2 2. Congressional Record Insert 94 th Congress 1 st Session Volume 1 3. Congressional Record Insert 93 rd Second Session Volume 2

Box 104-A 1955 –1969 & 1974 Folder

1. Congressional Record Inserts Miscellaneous 1955-1956 2. Extra Copies of Congressional Record Inserts 1956 3. Congressional Record Inserts Extra Copies 1957 4. Congressional Record Inserts 1957 5. Congressional Record Inserts 1958 6. Copies of Congressional Record Inserts 1959 7. Congressional Record Inserts 1960 86 th Congress 2 nd Session 8. Congressional Inserts 1961 9. Congressional Records Inserts Correspondence 1959-1960 10. Congressional Record Inserts Correspondence 1961 11. Congressional Record Inserts Correspondence 1962 12. Congressional Record Inserts Correspondence 1964 13. Congressional Record Inserts Correspondence 1965 14. Congressional Record Inserts Correspondence 1966 15. Congressional Record Inserts Correspondence 1967 16. Congressional Record Inserts Correspondence 1968

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17. Congressional Record Inserts Correspondence 1969 18. Congressional Record Inserts 1974

SERIES 13 – VOTING RECORDS

Box 105 84 th -87 th Congress, 1955-1962 Folder

1. 84 th Congress 1 st Session 2. 84 th Congress 2nd Session 3. 85 th Congress 2 nd Session 4. 85 th Congress 1 st Session 5. 86 th Congress 1 st Session 6. 86 th Congress 2 nd Session 7. 87th Congress 1 st session 8. 87 th Congress 2 nd session

Box 106 88 th -89 th Congress, 1963-1966 Folder

1. 89 th Congress 2 nd Session 2. 89 th Congress 1 st Session 3. 88 th Congress 1 st Session 4. 88 th Congress 2 nd Session

Box 107 90 th -91 st Congress, 1967-1970 (part) Folder

1. 91 st Congress 2 nd Session Volume 1 2. 91 st Congress 1 st Session 3. 90 th Congress 1 st Session 4. 90 th Congress 2 nd Session

Box 108 91 st -92 nd Congress, 1970 (part)-1972 Folder

1. 92 nd Congress 2 nd Session Volume 2 2. 92 nd Congress 2 nd Session Volume 1 3. 92 nd Congress 1 st session Volume 2 4. 92 nd Congress 1 st Session Volume 1 5. 91 st Congress 2 nd Session Volume 2

Box 109 93 rd Congress, 1973-1974 Folder

1. 93 rd Congress 2 nd session Volume 1

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2. 93 rd Congress 2 nd Session Volume 2 3. 93 rd Congress 1 st Session Volume 1 4. 93 rd Congress 1 st Session Volume 2

SERIES 14 – LEGISLATION—ROMAN L. HRUSKA BILLS

Box 110 83 rd -84 th Congresses Folder

1. Legislation Introduced by Senator Hruska from the 83 rd through the 94 th Congresses 2. RLH Bills 83 rd Congress 1953-1954 3. 83 rd Congress Private Bill re: Helen Stembra HR 2902 4. 83 rd Congress Private Bill: Hasal, Enriqueta & Maria Magdalena HR 6527 5. 83 rd Congress Private Bill Cho, Song Yong S 882 6. 83 rd Congress Private Bill Re: Tamiko Fujiwara PL 285 – HR 6442 7. 83 rd Congress Private Bill re: Tokuko Kobayashi HR 2901 PL 696 8. Hruska’s Bills 84 th Congress 9. Dirksen and Hruska Corres: Innocent Purchasers of Converted Goods HR 1831 passed S. 138 10. S. 693 Potter, Hruska and Others – Establishment of Commission on the Aging and Aged – Labor 11. S. 762 – Relief of Vaclav Majer, Irma Majer, and Vaclav Majer, Jr. 12. S. 763 – Relief of Chocura Yoshida 13. S. 765 Relief of Reuben and Andrew Nichols (Hruska and Curtis) 14. Mundt-Hruska, and others Compacts, Missouri Basin, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming 15. S. 863 Barrett, Hruska, etc. Water Rights wholly or partly west of 98 Meridian 16. S. 1086 Hruska – Relief of Anna Ilona Purins 17. S. 1194 Curtis, Hruska- Transfer of Red Willow Dam Project to Bureau of Reclamation 18. S. 1358 Richardson County Bridges 19. S. 1501 Capehart – Hruska and Others Military Housing 20. S. 1512 Hruska and Curtis Reduction in number of places holding regular terms of US District Court 21. 84 th Congress RLH Bills First File 22. S. 1635 Ellender, Hruska, and others to Amend and Extend the Sugar Act of 1948 23. S. 1660 Hruska – Relief of Fidel A. Diaz 24. S. 1896 Wiley, Hruska, and others Repeal of Excise Tax on Motorcycles 25. S. 2206 Ainsworth Unit 26. S. 2249 Relief of Miss Pil Nyl Kwan 27. S. 2287 Hruska – Salt Creek 28. S. 2344 Morse, Bible, Hruska – To make Recorder of Deeds – Subject to Hatch Act 29. S. 2702 Thurmond, Hruska and others re: Export and import of Cotton 30. S. 2861 Bush, Hruska, etc. Increase in Emergency Relief Highway Funds 31. S. 2913 Case, Hruska, etc. To extend two years the Advisory Commission on Weather Control 32. S. 2940 Curtis, Hruska, etc. Legislation for increased Industrial Use of Agricultural Products 33. S. 2964 Relief of Rose Maries Benarroch 34. S Con Res 18 84 th Congress

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Box 111 85 th Congress Folder

1. S. 83 Dirkson – Civil Rights 2. S. 87 For the Relief of Pavel Blaho 3. S. 337 McClellan, Hruska, Etc. Rules of Interpretation governing questions of effect of acts of Congress on State Laws 4. S. 364 Relief of the Village of Wauneta 5. S. 434 Kennedy, Hruska, etc. Budget Estimates and Estimates for Deficiency & Supplies Appropriations 6. S. 441 Jose Remirez-Moreno 7. S. 442 Hruska and Curtis Fort Atkinson 8. S. 443 Gering Valley 9. S. 516 Amendatory Contract with Northport Irrigation District 10. S. 581 Hruska and Curtis Omaha Alcohol Plant 11. S. 724 Capehart, Hruska, Etc. Increased and Additional Industrial Uses of Agricultural Products 12. S. 764 Relief of Robert Gartenberg 13. S. 863 Water Laws Sen. Barrett, Hruska, Etc. 14. S. 1125 Hickenlooper, Hruska, etc. To enable Corn Producers to Participate in the 1957 Soil bank and price-support programs and for other purposes 15. S, 1167 Curtis and Hruska Relief of John Nicholas Christodoulias 16. S. 1296 Curtis, Hruska, etc. to Amend REA of 1936 17. S. 1336 Pawnee Village National Monument 18. S. 1405 Hruska – Relief of Hsu Jen-Uyan 19. S. 1585 McClellan, Hruska, etc. To Establish a joint Committee on the Budget 20. S. 1810 to Allow a Teacher to deduct expenses paid by him to further his education 21. S. 1936 Curtis, Hruska, etc. Dispersal of Industrial Facilities 22. S. 1988 Hruska to extend the gratuitous insurance benefits granted by subsection 602d of the National Service Life Insurance Act of 1940 as amended to parents of certain deceased members of the armed forces without regard to the dependence of such parents and for other purposes 23. S. 1989 Relief of Mrs. Reynard R. Addleman 24. S. 2261 Chavez, Hruska, etc. to Amend and Extend the Lease-Purchase Act 25. S. 2306 Curtis, Hruska, etc. Increase use of Agricultural Products 26. S. 2358 Hruska, Julia Ann Ayars (Kim Jan Tark) 27. S. 2441 Hruska to Extend by 10 years the period prescribed for determining the toll rates for Rulo Bridge 28. S. 2557 Barrett, Hruska, Curtis, etc. – Compacts Nebraska, Wyoming, South Dakota 29. S. 2649 Hickenlooper Hruska Referendum by Corn Producers on Price Supports 30. S. 2688 Chavez and Hruska to Provide a Commission on Presidential Office space 31. S. 2761 Status of Forces Hruska 32. S. 2861 Barrett, Hruska, others to extend four years National Wool Act of 1954 33. S. 2790 Hruska, Relief of MR. Marian Zielenski 34. S. 2891 Punishment for Contempt of Congress 35. S. 2997 Relief of Leoh Castaneda Var 36. S. 3160 Relief of Jose Jesus Munoz-Perez

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37. S. 3183 Amendments to S, 3183 Agriculture Bill Acreage Reserve Program 38. S. 3199 Payne, Hruska, etc. to improve governmental budgeting and Accounting Methods and procedures etc. 39. S. 3218 Hruska Relief of Joaquin Flores-Munoz 40. S. 3247 Allott, Hruska, etc. Disaster Loans to Farmers and Stockmen 41. S. 3252 Provide a support level for 1958 Crop of Wheat of not less than $2 per Bushel 42. S. 3297 Provide for the Fed. Cooperation with Nebraska Mid-State Reclamation Project Dist. In Cont of Mid State Project 43. S. 3308 “Federal Election Act of 1956” 44. S. 3406 Schoeppel, Hruska Wheat Acreage History 45. Amendments to S 3414 B and C 46. S. 3489 Capehart, Hruska, etc. Processing Grain into Industrial Alcohol 47. S. 3503 Scientific Study of; Industrial Use of Agricultural Products 48. S. 3543 Bennett, Hruska, Etc. Interstate Machines Sales Act of 1956 49. S. 3547 Hruska Relief of Anrejs Pablo Mierkalns 50. S. 3617 Bridges Hruska, Etc. To Authorize the enforcement of State Statutes prescribing Criminal penalties for subversive activities 51. S. 3618 For the Relief of Jan Mroz 52. S. 3653 Training School For Immigration and Naturalization Service 53. S. 3656 Hruska To Provide for the acquisition of sites and Construction of buildings for training school & for Sector HQ for immigration border patrol and other purposes 54. S. 3657 Curtis (Hruska included in error) Relief of Nelson shu-Yung Chang April 18, 1956 55. S. 3675 Aikeh, Hruska, etc. Soil Bank Act 56. S. 3686 Authorizing Construction, repair and preservation of certain public works on rivers and harbors for navigation and flood control 57. S. 3865 Potter, Hruska, Etc. Distribution of Automobiles in interstate commerce 58. S. 3897 Sp Bill Budget and Accounting Bill 1958 59. S. 3993 Williams, Hruska, etc. to Exempt certain shipments of farm produce from the tax on transportation of property 60. S. 3978 Revestment of land Harlan County Reservoir 61. S. 4070 Hennings, Hruska, etc. Exemption of certain professional Team Sports from application of Anti-trust Laws 62. S. 4119 For Relief of Noel Emile Williams (Noel Douglas Falk) 63. S. 4428 Hruska to Provide for a President’s Advisory Commission on Presidential Office Space 64. S. 4310 Relief of Dr. Taro Mori 65. Amendment to S. 4701 Agriculture Bill July 25, 1958 66. Amendment to HR 8439 Cancellation of Certain Bonds posted pursuant to the Immigration Act of 1924 as amended 67. Sj res 34 Capehart, Hruska, and others 150 th Anniversary of the Birth of General Robert E. Lee 68. Sj Res. 35 Murray, Hruska, etc. 50 th Anniversary of 1 st Conference of State Governors Prot. Of Nat. Resources 69. Sj Res 38 Dirksen, Hruska, etc. Consenting to an Interstate compact to Conserve Oil and Gas 70. Sj Res 151 December 1 as the National Civil Air Patrol Day Frear, Hruska, and others 71. Sj Res 161 Presidential Inability or Succession 72. Sj Res. 190 to Approve report of Interior on Red Willow Damn and Reservoir Curtis, Hruska, and others

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73. Scon Res 15 Byrd, Hruska, etc. Annual Consolidated General Appropriation Bill 74. Scon Res 28 National Mental Health Week Smathers, Hruska, etc. 75. Scon Res 32 National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Museum 76. Scon Res 44 Knowland, Hruska, etc. Robert A Taft Memorial 77. Scon Res 70 Carlson, Hruska, etc. Hall of Fame of Agriculture 78. S Res 30 Knowland Johnson, Hruska, etc. 79. S Res 138 Sparkman, Hruska etc. Small Business concerns be given fair share of Defense Contracts 80. S Res 179 Barrett Hruska, etc. Difference in market price, sheep and Cattle 81. S Res 280 Mores Hruska, etc. Resolution re: President’s Recovery 82. S. Res 281 Conservation and Development of Land and Water Resources – Murray, etc. 83. S Res 318 Bennett, Hruska, etc. Preservation and Display of Senate Documents, records, etc. 84. Amendments to HR 10875 Wool - Grazing

Box 112 86 th -88 th Congresses (to S. 388) Folder

1. 86 th Congress Proposed Legislation Co sponsorship Requests 2. Co-Sponsorship of Bills Rejected 1959 3. Bills of Special Interest (Not Sen. Hruska’s) 4. S. 187 Sen. Ellender & Others To Make Permanent the Provisions of the Sugar Act of 1948S. 269 Goldwater, Hruska, & Others Equalize Pay of retired members of Uniformed Services 5. S. 525 Keating & Others Amend Chapter 223 of Title 18 US Code, provide for admission of certain evidence Safeguard individual rights without hampering law enforcement 6. S. 527 Keating & Others Amend Sec. 2385 of Title 18 of US Code to Define Term “Organize” 7. S. 748 Goldwater and Others – Labor Safeguards – Labor organization and Financial transaction of Officers 8. S. 851 O’Mahoney & Others 1959 Withdrawals of Land – Water Rights 9. S. 910 Humphrey & Others Payments in Lieu of Taxes to Local Governments 10. Special Bill S 1947 Langer & Hruska re: Authority of Customs Court to Appoint Employees 11. S. 1124 Capehart and Others New Uses & Market for Farm Products 12. S. 1206 Special Bill (Private) for the Relief of Ljubica Dajcinovic (Formerly Sp. Bill S. 3610) 13. S. 1266 Kerr & Others to Amend Title 23, Sec. 131 of US Code Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1958 14. S. 1416 Moss & Others Authority of States of Control Water Within Their Boundaries 15. Special Bill S. 1529 Mr. Curtis & Senator Hruska Nebraska Mid-State Reclamation 16. Special Bill S. 1529 Mr. Curtis & Senator Hruska Nebraska Mid-State Reclamation File #2 17. S, 1567 Keating & Others Hruska Provides that each member of the Bar of the Highest Court of a State or of a Federal Court shall be eligible to practice before admin. agencies of US 18. Special Bill S. 1592 Curtis and Hruska Sate Water Laws West of the 98 th Meridian 19. Special Bill S. 1605 Big Blue River (and Tributaries) Compact Senators: Hruska, Curtis, Carlson & Schoepl 20. Special Bill S. 1630 Hastings N.A.D. Surplus Lands Disposal 21. S. 1789 To Insure Adequacy of RR Freight Cars Magnuson & Others Amend ICC Act 22. S. 1986For Relief of Peony Park, Inc. 23. Special Bill S. 2047 Hruska Re: Distribution of Automobiles in Interstate Commerce

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24. S. 2275 For the Relief of Dr. Emin Derman 25. S. 2305 Sen. Curtis & Others To Amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 with respect to the priority and effect of Federal Tax Liens and Levies 26. Special Bill S. 2373 Curtis and Others Authorize the President to reduce or eliminate by Exec. Order any appropriation made by any act of congress 27. S. 2393 Curtis and Others to Provide for revestment of certain lands or interests therein acquired for the Harlan County Reservoir by the conveyance of such lands or interests therein to the former owners thereof. 28. S. 2454 Sen. Bennett & Others Medal in Commemoration of 100 th Anniversary of Pony Express 29. S 2464 Special Bill Masaryk Commemorative Stamp 30. S. 2506 Bennett, Bush, Hruska To Impose additional Individual and corporate income taxes when necessary in order to offset deficits and to provide for systematic reduction of the public debt 31. S. 2731 Hastings Naval Ammunition Depot See Also S 1630 32. S. 2849 33. Special Bill S. 3001 Dirksen & Others to Provide for Enforcement of Civil Rights 34. S. 3136 For the Relief of Mansour Batarse 35. S. 3199 For the Relief of the Adler Construction Company 36. Special Bill S. 3484 For Relief of Joan Discallar Beasley 37. S. 3524 Case, Chavez & Hruska To provide for a Commission on Presidential Office Space 38. S. 3738 For the Relief of T.T. Ch’en 39. S. 3795 Administrative Practice and Procedure 40. S. 3804 Hruska, Curtis, Aiken, Dirksen To designate Reservoir formed by construction of Dam across Red Willow Creek as Hugh Butler Lake 41. S. 3882 Hruska and Curtis To Issue Postage Stamp in Honor of Edward Creighton 42. S. 3901 Others and Hruska to Authorize the erection of a Memorial in to DC to General John J. Pershing 43. S. 3904 Hickenlooper and Hruska for the Relief of Hilda L. Switzer widow of Carroll O. Switzer 44. Sen. Hruska’s Bills 87 th Congress 1 st Session 45. List of Bills & Res. Introduced 1962 46. Bills of Special Interest 1961 47. S. 51 Chavez Presidential Office Space: public Works Committee 48. S. 401 Goldwater Equalize retirement pay for Armed Forces 49. S. 432 Curtis Item Veto; Government Operations 50. S. 452 Curtis and Hruska For the Relief of Nellie V. Lohry Judiciary 51. S. 529 McClellan Amend Legislative Reorganization Act. Govt. Operations 52. S. 607 Curtis Amend Act of May 18, 1956 to provide payment of rights-of-way used for Ainsworth Unit, Missouri River Basin project being constructed by Bureau of Reclamation 53. S. 613 Curtis Impose Additional duties on excess Imports of certain live animals, meats, and meat products 54. S. 886 Manguson and Others to Amend section 114a of Interstate Commerce Act to insure adequacy of National RR freight Car supply and other purposes. For Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce 55. S. 970 Curtis and Hruska to Authorize Sec. Of Interior to Construct, operate, and Maintain Mid- State reclamation project, NE and other purposes to Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs

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56. S. 1048 Hruska and Others to Amend Section 9d-1 of Reclamation project act of 1939 (53 State. 1187; 43 USC 485) to Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs 57. S. 1049 Hruska and Others to Amend Federal Property and Administrative Services act of 1949 to require the disposal of certain surplus land for use in production of crops through operation of family-type farms and other purposes to committee on govt. operations 58. S. 1112 Hruska to extend provisions of National Wool Act of 1954 as amended until March 31, 1968 to Committee on Ag. And forestry 59. S. 1113 Hruska and Curtis To provide for issuance of special series of postage stamps in celebration of 100 th anniversary of completion of first trans-continental telegraph line to honor memory of Ed. Creighton; pioneer in American Communication 60. S. 1142 Hruska and Eastland to Amend sections 1, 17a, 57j, 64a-5, 67b & 70 of Bankruptcy Act for Other purposes to Committee on Judiciary 61. S 1175 Hruska for the Relief of Dr. John Lopinto Arzaga; to the committee on Judiciary 62. S. 1193 Curtis, Hruska, and Others to Amend Internal Revenue Code of 1954 with respect to priority & Effect of Federal Tax liens & levies; for other purposes 63. S. 1263 Curtis and Hruska for Relief of Marie Margaret Arvanetes 64. S. 1409 Keating and Others provide that each member of bar of highest court of a state of a federal court shall be entitled to practice before administrative agencies in the US 65. S. 1532 Hruska for the relief of Ljubica Dajcinovic 66. S. 1539 Hruska and Curtis to provide for designation of Army Ordinance depot referred to as Sioux Ordinance Depot as the Fort Sidney Ordinance Depot referred to Armed Services Depot 67. S. 1612 Others and Hruska for Relief of Hilda L. Switzer widow of Carroll O. Switzer 68. S. 1614 Hruska to provide for denial of passports to supporter of the international Communist Movement for review of passport denials; & for other purposes 69. S. 1691 Hruska to Provide that any juvenile who has been determined delinquent by a district court of the US may be committed by the court to the custody of the attorney general for observation and study 70. S. 1792 for the Relief of Jessie Bamer 71. S. 1822 Hruska to amend title 18 of US Code to authorize certain communication to be intercepted in compliance with state law and for other purposes 72. S. 1856 Others and Hruska to limit applicability of anti-trust laws so as to exempt certain aspects of designated professional team sports and for other purposes 73. S. 1870 Hruska for the relief of Lucia Bianca Cianto Rosa 74. S. 2027 Others and Hruska to provide for issuance of series of stamps in commemoration of 100 th anniversary of enactment of Homestead act 75. S. 2122 Hruska and Others to conserve Lower Niobrara River and Ponca Creek Compact between States of NE and SD 76. S. 2245 Others and Hruska to amend Act granting consent of Congress to negotiation of certain compacts by States of NE, WY, and SD in order to extend the time for such designation 77. S. 2434 Hruska for the Relief of Mansour Batarse 78. S. 2478 Originally Introduced as S. 1477 79. S. 3188 Hruska to Provide for judicial review of certain determinations made by Sec. Of Interior in connection with claims for moving expenses resulting from land acquisition 80. S. 3270 Metcalf & Hruska To amend the Migratory Bird Com. Act in order to provide that under Sec. Of depts. Of interior, commerce and Agriculture shall be members of Migratory bird Com. 81. Special Bills Amendment to HR 10788

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82. Sj res 12 Mundt Electoral College Amendment 83. Sj res 25 Dirksen Commission to Study Trade 84. Sj res 45 Magnuson Lewis and Clark National Tourway; public works 85. Sj res 84 Others and Hruska To establish the 4 th Friday in September of every year as American Indian Day 86. Sj res 88 Others and Hruska Authorizing Issuance of gold medal to Bob Hope 87. Sj res 98 Others and Hruska to provide for observance of centennial of enactment of Homestead Act 88. Sj res 142 Others and Hruska Proposing Amendment to Constitution of US relative to equal rights for men and women 89. S Res 146 Hruska For Senate to adjourn on July 11, 1961 as mark of respect of Honor George W. Norris 90. S Res 147 Hruska Opposing organization Plan #4 of 1961 91. Sj res 185 Amendment to Const. To reserve to each state exclusive power to determine the composition of its legislature and approp. 92. S con res 22 Others and Hruska Relative to relationship of the US with the Republic of China & Communistic China 93. S con res 77 Hruska To express sense of Congress on bringing before the UN the issue of denial of self-determination to the peoples of various countries 94. S res 137 87 th Congress 95. 88 th Congress S2 and S 1111 96. S 3 Others and Hruska to Establish rules of interpretation governing questions of effect of Acts of Congress on State Laws 97. S 63 98. S 300 Co-Sponsor Long & Hruska To Print a Senate Document on the Federal Prison System 99. S 318 Keating and Hruska to provide each member of bar of highest court of State or Federal Court be entitled to practice before administrative agencies 100. S 388 Hruska and Curtis to authorize Secretary of the Interior to construct, operate & maintain Midstate Project, Nebraska and other purposes

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1. S 537 Others and Hruska to amend the legislative Reorg. Act of 1946 to provide for more effective evaluation of fiscal requirements of executive agencies of US Govt. 2. S 553 Dodd & Others to protect public Health is amending Federal Food, Drug & Cosmetic Act to regulate the manufacture, compounding, processing, distribute, etc. of habit-forming barbiturate drugs, etc. 3. S 579 Hruska For the Relief of Colka Elizabeth Ingrova 4. S 637 Hruska For the Relief of Ljubica Dajcinovic 5. S 703 Moss, etc. Provide for flying of the American Flag over remains of USS Utah in honor of heroic men entombed in her hull on December 7, 1941 6. S 713 Hruska, For the relief of Francisca Simon Hilario 7. S 714 Hruska, For Relief of Giuseppe Milaan and Sebastiano Milana 8. S 715 Hruska for the Relief of Laszlo Janos Buchwald 9. S. 716 Hruska For Relief of Gaetano Fuccio

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10. S 717 Hruska For Relief of Ta-Tuan Ch’en 11. S 794 Hruska to Amend PL 85-752 to give Federal Courts discretion to sentence hereunder certain narcotics addicts convicted of violating a law of US relating to narcotic drugs or marijuana and for other purposes 12. S 823 Appellate Review of Sentencing 13. S 836 Saltonstall, Hruska, etc. to authorize wartime benefits under certain circumstances for peacetime vets and their dependents 14. S 869 Neuberger, Hruska, Etc. to Authorize burial of certain news correspondents in national cemeteries 15. S 920 Goldwater Hruska, etc. to Amend sections of Communications Act to authorize FCC to permit alien amateur radio operators to operate in US etc. 16. S 935 Ervin, Hruska, etc. to protect const. Rights of certain individuals who are mentally ill, provide their care, treatment, etc. 17. S 979 Johnston & Hruska to Amend section 332 of Title 28 USC to provide for inclusion of district judge or judges on judicial council of each circuit 18. S 1011 Saltonstall, Hruska, Etc. to Authorize wartime benefits under certain circumstance for peacetime veterans and their dependents 19. S 1021 Hruska for the relief of Mansour Batarse 20. S 1057 Adequate Representation of Defendants 21. S 1063 Magnuson, etc. Amend Section of ICC Act to Insure adequacy of National RR freight car supply 22. S 1167 Hruska For the Relief of Mrs. Felicite A. Clignett 23. S. 1168 Hruska to Amend Section 144 of Title 28 US Code Affidavits of Bias or Prejudice 24. S 1242 Hruska and Curtis to reauthorize construction of Secretary of Interior of North Loup Division 25. S 1318 Humphrey. Hruska, etc. To Amend Antidumping Act 1921 26. S 1347 Curtis, RLH, etc. Amend IR Code of 1954 with respect to priority & effect of Federal tax liens and levies 27. S 1481 Hruska, etc. To Provide establishment of Agate Fossil Beds National Monument Part 1 28. S 1481 Hruska, etc. To Provide establishment of Agate Fossil Beds National Monument Part 2 29. S 1540 to Amend Chapter 235 of Title 18 US Code provide for appellate review of sentences 30. S 1549 Hruska for the relief of Hipolito Mora Lorilla 31. S 1566 Simpson, Hruska, etc. to Consent to Upper Niobrara River Compact between Wyoming and Nebraska 32. S 1617 others and Hruska adjust wheat and feed grain production, establish cropland retirement program, etc. 33. S 1726 Hruska, etc. Consent to Lower Niobrara River and Ponca Creek compact between States of Nebraska and South Dakota 34. S 1810 Hruska, etc. to Amend Act of October 4, 1961 (PL 87-383) to permit use within Canada of certain funds appropriated pursuant to such Act for conservation of migratory waterfowl 35. S 1811 Johnston& Hruska to Amend the Expediting Act. etc. 36. S 1848 For the relief of Yoon Suk Koh, Chong Sook Koh & Child 37. S 1849 Hruska for the relief of Jan Jachym, Maria and Child 38. S 1903 Hruska for the relief of Wladyslaw Lebiedzki 39. S 2002 40. S 2003

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41. S 2004 42. S 2005 43. S 2006 44. S 2007 45. S 2008 46. S 2009 47. S 2010 48. S 2011 49. S 2013 50. S 2016 51. S 2017 52. S 2018 53. S 2019 54. S 2024 For the relief of Panagiotis Kamboukos 55. S 2033 for the relief of Dr. Hussein Vahabzadeh 1963 56. S 2120 Hruska for relief of Lauro Torres Quiazon 57. S 2123 to Amend Internal Revenue Code of 1954 58. S 2168 Hruska providing for negotiation of international agreements limiting exportation of beef & veal to US 59. S 2173 Others & Hruska to Amend Tariff Act of 1930 and Act of February 13, 1911 to eliminate provisions which require payment to US for overtime services of customs officers and employees 60. S 2254 Bennett and Others to require the procurement of certain services by government agencies from commercial supplies whenever economy will result from such procurement S 2286 61. S 2304 62. S 2330 63. S 2339 Sarpy County Road Part 1 64. S 2339 Sarpy County Road Part 2 65. S 2391

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1. S 2396 Others and Hruska to Revive the Office of Gen. Of Armies of US to authorize Pres to appoint Gen. Of Army Douglas Macarthur to such office 2. S 2399 3. S 2478 Hruska to Amend Section 144 of Title 28 of US Code 4. S 2485 to Provide for issuance of postage stamp commemorating 100 th anniversary of founding of Sokol movement in America 5. S 2595 Curtis, Hruska relating to the determination of sale price of a re-built television picture tube 6. S 2612 Hruska and Others to impose quotas on imports of beef, veal, mutton, and lamb 7. S 2619 Hruska to Amend PL 85-752 to give Federal Courts discretion to sentence hereunder certain narcotics addicts convicted of violating a law of the US relating to narcotics drugs, or marijuana, and other purposes

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8. S 2657 Others and Hruska to Increase the amount of domestic beet sugar and mainland cane sugar marketed during 1964 – 1966 9. S 2737 Co-Sponsor Mundt & Hruska Pick-Sloan Missouri Basin Program 10. S 2782 11. S 2838 Ervin, Hruska and others to Assure that no person shall be denied bail because of financial inability to give bond of collateral security 12. S 2839 Ervin, Hruska, and other to Assure that person convicted of offenses against the US will receive credit toward service of their sentences for time spent, prior to sentencing, in custody for lack of bail 13. S. 2578 Hruska for Relief of Master Sergeant Richard G. Smith, A.F. Retired 14. S 2840 Ervin, Hruska and others to implement the right to bail by permitting persons admitted to bail to make a cash deposit 15. S 2879 Hruska sentence review 16. S 3041 17. S 3042 18. S 3043 19. S 3044 20. S 3045 21. S 3046 22. S 3097 Burt County Bridge Commission 23. Hruska amendment to HR 6196 Beef Imports 24. Amendment to HR 1839 – re Beef Imports 25. Hill Burton Extension Act Hruska Amendment to HR 10041 26. Others and Hruska Sj res 12 proposing amendment to Const. Of US providing for election of President and VP 27. Sj res 17 McGee, Hruska, etc. to Designate lake to be formed by waters founding by Flaming Gorge Dam, Utah 28. Sj res 65 29. Sj res 84 Hruska Proposing amendment to Constitution relating to cases where President is unable to discharge power and duties of his office 30. Sj res 126 Hruska to authorize President by Proclaim December 7, 1966 as Pearl Harbor day in memory of 25 th anniversary of attack 31. Sj res 159 to establish the 4 th Friday in September every year as American Indian Day 32. Sj res 188 33. S con res 20 Captive Nations Resolution 34. S con res 21 Curtis, Hruska, etc. Expressing determination of US with respect to matter of general disarmament and arms control 35. S con res 25 observance on July 4 each year by ringing bells throughout US of anniversary of Signing Declaration of Independence 36. S res 86 Hruska extending felicitations to persons contributing to success of Papio Program in Nebraska 37. S res 143 Many Senators to extend congrats of Senate to Major Cooper for his successful orbital flight 38. S res 308 Macarthur speech 39. 89 th Congress Proposed Legislation 40. 89 th Congress Summary

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41. S By Mr. McClellan and for Hruska, others to amend the Legislative Reorganization act of 1946 to provide more effective evaluation of fiscal requirement of exec. Agencies 42. Amendment #11 to S 3 Hruska, and others to prevent federal subsidies for cattle production in Appalachia 43. S 179 Hruska and Curtis to amend section 1-14a of Interstate Commerce Act to insure the adequacy of national RR freight car supply 44. S 302 Hruska and Curtis to reauthorize construction of north Loup Division & Missouri River Basin Project in Nebraska 45. S 303 Hruska and Curtis to authorize Sec. Of Interior to construct operate, and maintain Nebraska Mid-state division and Missouri River Basin Project 46. S 332 Hruska & Curtis to amend the Unemployment Tax Act, to exempt from coverage hereunder service performed In the employ of certain tax exempt agriculture or horticulture organization 47. S 339 Hruska and Curtis Establish Agate Fossil Beds National Monument 48. S 520 Hruska and Others to Authorize wartime benefits for peacetime veterans 49. S 553 to Consent to the Upper Niobrara River Compact between Wyoming and Nebraska 50. S 646 Hruska and Others to further implement the constitutional right to bail 51. S 647 Hruska and Others to Assure that convicted persons receive credit for time spent in custody for lack of bail 52. S 648 Hruska and Others Right to bail by permitting persons admitted to bail to make a cash deposit with the court in lieu of securities 53. S 745 by Ervin and Hruska to insure military personnel protection by providing for military judges to be detailed to all general court-martial 54. S 746 Ervin and Hruska to Establish Judge Advocate General Corps in the Navy 55. S 747 Ervin and Hruska to provide and independent forum to review and correct military records of Armed forces members 56. S 748 Ervin and Hruska to establish courts of military review for members of Armed Forces 57. S 749 Ervin and Hruska to prohibit command influence in court-martial cases 58. S 750 Ervin and Hruska to insure military personnel right to be represented by qualified counsel 59. S 751 Ervin and Hruska to increase period for petition for any new trial by court-martial 60. S 752 Ervin and Hruska to provide additional constitutional protection in court-martials 61. S 753 Ervin and Hruska to provide appellate review of certain administrative boards decisions 62. S 754 Ervin and Hruska to insure due process in administrative actions involving military personnel 63. S 755 Ervin and Hruska to prohibit members of review board from making E.R’s for other board members 64. S 756 Ervin and Hruska to broaden protection against double jeopardy for military personnel 65. S 757 Ervin and Hruska to more effectively protect certain constitutional rights of military personnel 66. S 758 Ervin and Hruska Additional Constitutional protections to members of Armed Forces 67. S 759 Ervin and Hruska to afford due process in court-martial cases involving minor offenses and right of counsel 68. S 760 Ervin and Others Amend Chapter 47 (United Code of Military Justice) Armed Services Com. 69. S 761 Ervin and Others Provide for compliance with const. Req. in trials sub. To court-martial 70. S 762 Ervin and Others Provide for com, with Const. Req. of persons acc. A.f. outside US

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71. S 891 Hickenlooper, Hruska, others to adjust wheat and feed grain production and to establish a cropland retirement program 72. S 899 Hruska, Dirksen, and others to incorporate catholic war veterans of USA 73. S 900 Dirksen, Hruska, others to incorporate Jewish War Vets of USA 74. S 922 Hruska, others to permit use of Canada of Funds for migratory waterfowl 75. S 950 Hart, Hruska, others the Professional Sports Bill 76. S 963 77. S 964 78. S 965 79. S 966 80. S 967 81. S 968 82. S 976Ervin and Hruska to amend the Bankruptcy Act w/ respect to limiting priority etc. 83. S 994 McGee, others To extend operation of National Wool Act of 1954 as amended 84. S 1098 Magnuson, other to amend section 1-14a of IC Act to insure adequacy of national RR freight car supply

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1. S 1154 Dodd and Others to Incorporate American Academy of Actuaries 2. S 1185 For the Relief of Gaetano Fuccio 3. S 1186 Hruska for the relief of Michiko Uehara 4. S 1187 Hruska for the relief of Victor Abadi 5. S 1188 Hruska for the relief of Jose Joaquim Bulhoes 6. S 1189 Hruska for the relief of Wladyslaw Lebiedzki 7. S 1254 Hruska for the relief of Ljubica Dajcinovic 8. S 1255 Hruska for the relief of Lauro Torres Quiazon 9. S 1263 Benner and Others to require procurement of certain services by Govt. agencies from commercial suppliers whenever economy will result from such procurement 10. S 1338 Mundt and Others to designate comprehensive Missouri River Basin plan development program as Pick-Sloan Missouri Basin Program 11. S 1357 Ervin and Others to revise existing bail practice in courts of US and for other purposes 12. S 1358 Hruska for the relief of M. Sgt. Richard G. Smith, United States Air Force, retired 13. S 1369 Hruska for relief of Panagiotis Kamboukos 14. S 1360 Hruska to authorize Burt County Bridge Com. To refund revenue bonds issued to finance construction 15. S 1407 Curtis, Hruska & Others For relief of Frank E. Lipp 16. S 1408 Hruska for relief of Ta-tuan Ch’en 17. S 1478 Curtis and others consent to Lower Niobrara River & Ponca Creek Compact between Nebraska and South Dakota 18. S 1486 Kuchel and Other to amend Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to allow deduction to a taxpayer who is a student at college for certain expenses incurred in obtaining higher education 19. S 1555 Magnuson and other extend for one year date on which Food Marketing Committee shall make final report to President and Congress and provide necessary authorization of appropriations for such commission

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20. S 1576Anderson and others to amend Act of May 17, 1954 as amended providing for construction of Jefferson Memorial at old site of St. Louis, MO 21. D 1635 Allott and Others require annual approval by Congress of aggregate amounts of expenditure authorizations containing in general appropriations acts 22. S 1705 Hruska and others provide for issuance of series of stamps commemorating 75 th anniversary founding of Gen. Fed. Of Woman’s Clubs 23. S 1758Long and Others to provide for right of persons to be represented by attorneys in matters before federal agencies 24. S 1766 Aiken, Hruska and other to amend Cons. FHA Act of 1961 25. S 1808 Long and others Bill to amend section 4082 of Title 18, US Code to facilitate the rehabilitation of persons convicted of offenses against US 26. S 1816 Metcalf and others Bill to amend Migratory Birds Conservation Act with respect to disposal of land and interests in land acquired pursuant to such act 27. S 1886 by Long A Bill to prohibit opening mail by IRS 28. S 1912 Ervin and Hruska Bill to amend Sections 1, 17a, 57j, 64a-5, 67c, and 70c of Bankruptcy act 29. S 1968 Eastland and other Bill to amend Title 18 US Code re: Assassination of President and Vice president 30. S 2045 Hartke and others Bill to amend Antidumping act of 1921 31. S 2191 Co-sponsor Judiciary Treatment and procedure for narcotic addicts 32. S 2192 Metcalf and Hruska Amend Migratory Bird Conservation Act 33. S 2411 for the establishment of a committee to study and appraise the Organization and operation of the executive branch of the govt. 34. S 2297 Senator’s Bill Amend PL 88 35. S 2492 Curtis and Hruska Bill for the relief of Seng Un Wu 36. S 2509 Hruska and others Human Investment Act 37. S 2558 Curtis and Hruska Provide for issuance of special postage stamp in honor of Boys Town 38. S 2626 Hruska Dr. Tsifutis 39. S 2722 Hruska Bill to amend chapter 235 of Title 18 US Code to provide for appellate review of sentences imposed in criminal cases arising in the district courts of the US 40. S 2868 Curtis, Hruska and others to provide for an extension of Interstate Highway 29 into Nebraska including a bridge 41. S 2908 Murphy and others to prevent certain employees of comm. action agencies & VISTA Volunteers from engaging in pernicious pol. Activity 42. S 2921 Proxmire and other provide special milk program for children 43. S 2976 Curtis and Hruska provide construction of wells necessary to provide supplemental water supply to lands of Mirage Flats Irrigation District, Mirage Flats Project, NE and for other purposes 44. S 3149 Dirksen and other Bill to amend SS Act to extend coverage of supp. Medical insurance benefits 45. Amend 638 of S 3164 Kuchel and Others Amend Antipoverty program to bring in private enterprise 46. Amendment 561 to S 3296 Ervin Amend 1966 Civil Rights Act 47. S 3181 McCarthy and others Bill which seeks to amend the Internal Revenue Code to make an employee’s indirect moving expense tax deductible

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48. S 3273 Proxmire and others reassert right of Congress to regulate foreign trade in milk and dairy products 49. S 3306 Pearson and Others establishment of national security food and fiber reserves 50. S 3339 a bill for the relief of Peony Park Inc. 51. S 3344 Magnuson and others to establish a small tax division within tax court 52. S 3388 Eastland and other Amend Immigration Act with respect to performance of certain investigating functions and for other purposes 53. S 3398 Carlson and others to provide installation of eternal flame at tomb of the unknown soldier at Arlington Cemetery 54. S 3565 Griffin and Others to amend Internal Revenue Code to provide deduction of certain educational expenses of teachers 55. S 3580 Montoya and Others Vietnam Benefits Bill 56. Hruska Amendment to S 3584 Assistance to aggressive countries 57. S 3598 Carlson and others Tax treatment of expenditures for Facilities to abate air and water pollution 58. S 3636 Co-sponsor Mining and Mineral Policy Act to promote wise use 59. S 3703 Ervin to protect the employees of executive branch of Govt. rights of privacy 60. S 3767 Hruska amend Federal Firearms act 61. S 3779 Co-sponsor Protect rights of Govt. Employees 62. S 3784 Co-sponsor redefine American Legion Membership eligibility 63. S 3817 Co-sponsor Football Merger – protect sec. Football from professional telecasts 64. S 3978 Firearms ad 65. Amend 372 to HR 7502 Ervin & Hruska re: casualty losses due to major disasters 66. Amend 373 to HR 7502 Ervin & Hruska re: casualty losses due to major disasters 67. Private Bills of Special Interest 68. Amendment 30 to Sjres 1 amend to Const. Relating to succession to President and Vice President and Inability 69. Sj res 2 Dirksen and Hruska and others Proposing an amendment to constitution to preserve to people of each state power to determine composition of its legislature and apportionment of membership thereof in accordance to constitution 70. Sj res 6 Hruska proposing amendment to constitution relating to cases where President is unable to discharge powers and duties of office 71. Sj res 12 Mundt, Hruska and others to provide for the election of the president and vice president 72. Sj res 30 Curtis, Hruska, and others proposing and amendment relative to the balancing of the budget 73. Sj res 40 Authorizing and directing Secretary of the Interior to prepare and revise materials related to Indians in order their constitutional rights be protected 74. Sj res 52 Javits and others establish 4 th Friday of September as American Indian Day 75. Sj res 103 Dirksen and others Amend constitution to give states power to determine composition of legislature and apportionment 76. Sj res 110 Establishing freedom Sunday 77. Sj res 112 Curtis and Hruska Father Flanagan’s Memorial in District of Columbia 78. Sj res 127 Dodd and others Designating April 9 of each years as Sir Winston Churchill Day 79. SJ res 130 Ribicoff and others designate the week of May 8 to May 14, 1966 as National School Safety Patrol Week 80. Sj res 133 Cooper and others designate February of each years as American History Week

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81. Sj res 148 Amend Constitution to permit voluntary prayer in public schools 82. Sj res 171 Holland and others require removal of certain agricultural products from neg. of tariff reductions under Trade Expansion Act of 1962 83. Sj res 174 Griffin and others to create bipartisan joint congressional committee to study strikes, etc. 84. Sj res 182 Airline Labor Dispute Settlement 85. S con res 2 Hruska and others to establish a joint committee on the Organization of Congress 86. S con res 17 Persecution of persons by Soviet Russia because of religion 87. S con res 51 Dodd and Others Captive Nations 88. S con res 71 Moss and others recommend Utah as site of 1972 Olympic Winter Games 89. S con res 80 Prouty and others Small Business administration remain independent agency 90. S con res 88 relative to parity prices for agricultural commodities 91. S con res 93 Miller and others agricultural commodities to sell at 100% parity 92. S con res 101 Miller and Lausche Location or transfer of Federal Activities 93. S con res 231 Curtis and Hruska Dist. Among states of research and dev. Funds 94. S res 256 Nelson and Others relating to US denunciation of Warsaw Convention

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1. S 11 Boys Town Commemorative Stamps 2. S 15 Amend Internal Revenue Code deductions for parental Support 3. S 16 Sen. Montoya Vietnam Benefits 4. S 18 Magnusson and others Small Tax Division of the Tax Court 5. S 47 Hoover Committee on the operation of the Executive Branch 6. S 159 to provide for the temporary transfer to a single district for coordinated or consolidated pretrial proceedings of civil actions 7. S 322 Metcalf Amend Migratory Bird Conservation Act 8. S 459 Mundt Pick-Sloan Missouri Basin project 9. S 466 Hruska Victor Abadi 10. S 479 Moss Flag over USS Utah 11. S 516 Dirksen Include Jewish Vets 12. S 519 Dirksen Include Catholic Vets 13. S 522 Allott National Min & Mineral policy 14. S 538 McClellan Amend Legislative reorganization Act of 1946 15. S 600 Carlson Eternal Flame for Unknown Soldier 16. S 612 Proxmire Regulate Dairy Imports 17. S 655 Curtis and Hruska Mirage Flats Irrigation District 18. S 674 Amend US Code w/ McClellan admissibility of evidence 19. S 675 McClellan prohibits wiretapping 20. S 676 McClellan amend US Code Prohibit obstruction of criminal investigation 21. S 677 McClellan permit the compelling testimony in certain crimes 22. S 734 Carlson A bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to encourage the construction of facilities to control water and air pollution by allowing a tax credit for expenditures incurred constructing such facilities and by permitting the deduction or amortization over a period of 1 to 5 years of such expenditures

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23. S 774 to authorize Secretary of the Interior to construct, organize and maintain Nebraska Midstate division, Missouri River Basin Project 24. S 795 Hansen A bill to consent to the Upper Niobrara River compact between the states of Wyoming and Nebraska 25. S 812 A bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to allow a credit against income tax to employers for the expenses of providing job training programs 26. S 835 A bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to allow a credit against income tax to individuals for certain expenses incurred during providing higher education 27. S 885 A Bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to allow a farmer a deduction from gross income for water assessments levied by irrigation ditch companies 28. S 911 to prohibit certain interstate lands in violation of state law 29. S 917 McClellan A bill to assist State and local governments in reducing the incidences of crime to increase the effectiveness, fairness, and coordination of law enforcement and criminal justice systems at all levels of government 30. S 917 Part 2 31. S 926 Hruska A Bill to provide for the return of obscene mail matter 32. S 947 Hruska A bill for the relief of Jose Joaquim Bulhoes 33. S 969 Hruska A Bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to allows teachers to deduct from gross income the expenses incurred in pursuing courses for academic credit and degrees at higher education and including certain travel 34. S 970 Hruska A Bill to provide for an extension of Interstate Highway 29 into Nebraska including a bridge 35. S 1035 Bill to protect the civilian employees of the executive branch 36. S 1155 to amend Export-Import Bank act of 1945 37. S 1208 to amend the Uniform time Act of 1966 38. S 1236 to provide for sharing w/ state and local governments portion of tax revenue received by US 39. S 1263 Incorporation of Fair Practices Campaign Committee 40. S 1458 Relief of Lee Duk Hee 41. S 1495 for the relief of Alfio Narzisi 42. S 1496 for the relief of Salvatore Narzisi 43. S 1504 to amend the Consolidated Farmers Home Administration Act of 1961 44. S 1505 to provide loan assistance to students in higher education programs 45. S 1540 Appellate Review of Sentence 46. S 1587 47. S 1588 to revise quota system on the importation of certain meat 48. S 1592 to charter a National Home Ownership Foundation 49. S 1600 to amend Federal Food and Drug and Cosmetic Act assuring the safety and effectiveness of new animal drugs 50. S 1684 to provide for establishment of an office Natural Science Research in National Park Service 51. S 1796 to impose quotas on the importation of certain textile articles 52. S 1843 to establish rights for individuals in their relation with Indian Tribes and other purposes 1844 to protect constitutional rights of certain citizens and model code governing Indian offenses on Indian reservations 53. S 1845 to protect constitutional rights of certain individuals

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54. S 1846 relating to offenses committed with Indian Country 55. S 1847 relating to employment by certain Indians of legal counsel 56. S 1853 to amend Federal Firearms act 57. S 1854 to amend National Firearms Act 58. S 1865 Age Limitation for certain appointments 59. S 1891 amendment to Trade Expansion Act 60. S 1897 to amend Tariff Schedules on duty for mink skins 61. S 1924 for the relief of Antonio Costanzo 62. S 1940 63. S 1947 to expand the definition of deductible moving expenses incurred by an employee 64. S 1954 to amend Title 2 of Social Security Act 65. S 2041 a bill to amend title 28 of the US Code to include a provision relating to the US tax court and other purposes 66. S 2048 a bill to amend the Sherman Act to prohibit the investment of certain income in any business enterprise affecting interstate or foreign commerce 67. S 2049 A bill to prohibit the investment of income derived from certain criminal activities in any business enterprise affecting interstate or foreign commerce 68. S 2050 a bill to prohibit electronic surveillance by persons other then duly authorized law enforcement officers engaged in the investigation or prevention of specified categories of offenses 69. S 2051 A bill to amend title 18 US Code to provide for improved criminal procedure 70. S 2053 to amend Title 2 of the Social Security Act 71. Amendment to S 2147 Meat Inspection Bill 72. S 2217 to amend the Tariff Schedules on rate of duty on honey and impose quotas on import of honey 73. S 2260 to provide compensation for civilian American citizens and prisoners of war captured during Vietnam conflict 74. S 2281 to exempt certain businesses whose annual volume of sales made or business done is less than $500,000 from the application of fair labor standards act of 1938 75. S 2332 to promote the general welfare foreign policy and national security of US 76. S 2447 to amend Section 2 of the Migratory Bird Conservation Act 77. S 2476 to amend title 3 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962

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1. S 2537 to provide for orderly trade in iron and steel mill products 2. S 2539 to provide for equitable sharing of US Market by electronic articles of domestic and foreign origin 3. S 2949 addition of the Freeman School of the Homestead National Monument of America in Nebraska 4. S 2964 to amend Title 23, US Code in regards to obligation of Federal aid highway funds 5. S 2970 to establish an independent office of Govt. procedure 6. S 2988 to strengthen the internal security of the United States 7. S 3156 to provide for establishment and maintenance of reserve stocks of agricultural commodities

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8. S 3304 to authorize the Bu of Prisons to assist state and local governments in improvements of correctional systems 9. S 3415 to amend section 3401 of title 18 of US Code to authorize US Magistrates to use the probation provision of the Youth Corrections Act 10. S 3483 to protect freedom of choice of Federal employees in employee-management relationships 11. S 3613 for the relief of Dr. Heydebrand and his wife 12. S 3640 to establish commission to study exec branch 13. S 3681 to provide additional penalties for the use of firearms in commission of certain crimes of violence 14. S 3782 to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 in relations to industrial development Bonds 15. S 4182 to amend US Code relating to representation of indigent defendants 16. 4186 for the relief of David Guissin and family 17. HR 4765 18. Amendment to HR 12080 Social Security 19. Sj res 186 designating February of each year as American History Month 20. Sj res 1 Prayer Amendment 21. Sj res 4 Dominick “Nat. CARIH Asthma Week” 22. Sj res 12 Amendment Presidential and VP election – district Plan 23. Sj res 13 remove some agricultural products from neg. of tariff reductions of Trade Expansion Act 24. Sj res 26 Hruska Joint Resolution designating February of each year as American History month 25. Sj res 33 to establish National Commission on Product Safety 26. Sj res 51 amendment of Constitution of US relative to balancing of budget 27. Sj res 64 to establish a commission on balanced economic development 28. Sj res 87 prepare and revise certain materials related to Indians in order to fully protect their constitutional rights 29. Sj res 93 to provide the issuance of gold medal in recognition of Walt Disney 30. Sj res 136 to declare the policy of US with respect to its territorial sea 31. Sj res 140 designation of Freedom Sunday 32. Sj res 153 designation of Youth Week 33. Sj res 165 Family Reunion day 34. S con res 25 investigation of RR Passenger and Mail transportation 35. S con res 29 to avoid heavy concentration population in location of federal government activities 36. S res 8 Dirksen Create St. Committee on Veteran Affairs 37. S res 110 dist. Among states of research and development funds made available by govt. agencies 38. S res 123 the such Social Security and railroad retirement benefits shall not be made subject to federal income taxes 39. S res 155 to urge adoption of Eisenhower plan for nuclear desalting plants to provide fresh water for middle east 40. S res 173 on greater Asian Participation in support of S. Vietnam 41. S res 180 seeking US initiative to assure UN Security Council consideration of Vietnam Conflict 42. S res 284 to commemorate the 20 th Anniversary of the St. of Israel 43. S res 374 resolution on Captive Nations

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44. S res 420 thanks of Senate to Acting President Pro Tempore 45. S res 422 Thanks of Senate to Vice President 46. S res 423 thanks of Senate to President Pro-tempore 47. S 1 Uniform Relocation Asst. and Land acquisition Act (91 st Congress) 48. S 12 Strengthen Internal Security of US 49. S 14 Commission on Afro-American History and Culture 50. S 15 Rural Job Tax Incentives 51. S 20 Postage for Volunteer Fire Companies 52. S 30 Organized Crime Control 53. S 38 Upper Niobrara Compact 54. S 58 Freeman School – Homestead National Monument 55. S 294 Relief of Joaquim Bulhoes 56. S 295 Relief of David Guissin and Family 57. S 364 Recomputation of pay for military retireds 58. S 493 Relief of Doctor Heydebrand and his wife 59. S 545 amend DC Bail Agency 60. S 583 Flying of US flag over the USS Utah 61. S 650 Amend USC relating to representation of indigent defendants 62. S 652 Relief of Fildadelfo Fracia 63. S 719 Create a National Mineral Policy 64. S 697 relief of Antonio Costanzo 65. S 782 Protection of Government Employees privacy 66. S 845 Gun Registration Repeal (Definition of Ammunition) 67. S 847 Social Security cost of living increases 68. S 848 Railroad Retirement Act cost of living increases 69. 91 st Congress Summary 70. S 927 for relief of Victor Abadi 71. S 1036 Additional Judgeships 72. S 1076 to Establish Youth Conservation Corps 73. S 1100 to Designate comprehensive Missouri River Basin Dev. Program as Pick-Sloan 74. S 1164 Iron & Steel Orderly Trade Act 75. S 1198 to Permit Compact between the states relating to taxation of multi-state taxpayers 76. S 1384 Fed Employees Freedom of Choice Act of 1969 77. S 1452 National Park Service Natural Science Research Act’ 78. S 1453 North Loup Division 79. S 1454 O’Neill Unit 80. S 1461 Representation of defendants who are financially unable to obtain adequate defense 81. S 1466 Amend the Communications Act of 1934 82. S 1478 to Establish commission to study anti-trust laws 83. S 1538 to Abolish commission on Exec Legislative and Judicial Salaries 84. S 1561 Appellate Review of Sentences 85. S 1613 rename Glen Canyon Dam after President Eisenhower 86. S 1623 to Prohibit investment of certain income in business affecting interstate or foreign commerce 87. S 1624 to Modify Provisions relating to taxes on wagering to insure the constitutional rights of taxpayers

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88. S 1758 Eisenhower Interstate Highway System 89. S 1761 Eisenhower Interstate Highway system 90. S 1790 Plains Conservation Program 91. S 1861 Organized Crime-racketeering 92. S 1942 Construction of facilities to control water and air pollution 93. S 2004 to Amend Communications act of 1936 94. S 2022 so Federal Govt. can help states in control illegal gambling 95. S 2073 Anti-Pornography Bill 96. S 2074 Anti-Pornography Bill 97. S 2122 Federal Immunity of Witness Act 98. S 2279 Willa Cather Commemorative Stamp Bill 99. S 2292 Bill to regulate litigation c concerning suppression of evidence 100. S 2306 International Livestock Quarantine Act 101. S 2332 a Bill to Promote General Welfare Foreign Policy, and National Security of the US

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1. S 2400 to Revise the Quota Control System on the importation of Certain meat and meat products 2. S 2488 Bill to amend Section 4h of Commodity Credit Corp Charter Act 3. S 2518 Disability insurance for blind persons 4. S 2582 Bill to authorize minting of Dwight D. Eisenhower Silver Dollars 5. S 2600 Amend the Bail Reform act of 1966 6. S 2601 Bill to reorganize the DC Courts 7. S 2602 District of Columbia Public Defenders Act 8. S 2624 bill to Improve Judicial Machinery in Custom Courts 9. S 2637 Bill to Amend Narcotic, depressant, stimulant, and hallucinogenic drug laws 10. S 2718 Remove Ammunition control provision of Gun Control Act 11. S 2769 Job-Training programs to be provided by private employers 12. S 2790 Bill to incorporate Catholic War Veterans in USA 13. S 2791 Bill to incorporate Jewish War Veterans of USA 14. S 2875 to Amend Omnibus Crime Control & Safe Streets Act of 1968 15. S 2983 to Amend the Federal Meat Inspection Act 16. S 2890 to Permit certain Active Duty to be counted for entitlement to educational benefits 17. S 2896 Prohibit unauthorized entry into buildings where the president is located 18. S 2899 Amend the budget and Accounting Act 19. S 2948 Revenue Sharing Act of 1969 20. S 2979 Tax Credit for Expenses of Higher Education 21. S 2997 Issuance of subpoenas for limited detention to obtain identifying physical characteristics 22. S 3036 Increases Criminal Penalties under Sherman Anti-trust Act 23. S 3045 Amend Omnibus Crime Control Act of 1968 24. S 3132 to Amend Section 3731 of Title 18 of US Code – appeals by US in Criminal Cases 25. S 3133 to prohibit certain uses of the Great Seals of the US President and Vice President. 26. S 3223 Bill relating to alleviation of Freight Car Shortages 27. S 2306

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28. S 2601 29. S 2896 30. S 2875 Prison Bill 31. S 3132 32. S 3133 Protect US Great Seals 33. S 3246 Controlled Dangerous Substances Act 34. S 3316 Health Hazards of Pollution Act 35. S 3253 Name Federal Buildings after Everett Dirksen 36. S 3410 37. S 3464 38. S 3466 39. S 3468 40. S 3469 41. S 3470 42. S 3472 43. S 3496 44. S 3541 Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Street Act 45. S 3563 46. S 3564 Introduction of a bill to amend the Youth Corrections Act 47. S 3580 the protection of Federal Law Enjoyed by other federal Investigative employees 48. S 3592 Amendment to the wholesome meat act 49. S 3597 Interstate commerce Commission 50. S 3598 Bill to Authorize Assistance for Fish, wildlife and recreation Development 51. S 2606 Mirage Flats Irrigation District 52. S 3607 Rural Community Development Bank 53. S 3614 54. S 3643 55. S 3650 Curtail Terrorism Bombings 56. S 3669 The relief of Robert Jean Yves Lebars 57. S 3723 Textile and Leather Imports 58. S 3745 59. S 3785 60. S 3795 61. S 3822 62. S 3843 63. S 3916 64. S 3942 Livestock Import Inspection 65. S 3976 66. S 3942 July 28, 1970 a Bill to provide for thorough health and sanitation inspection of all livestock products imported into the US and for other purposes 67. S 3999 Appalachian Development 68. S 4000 Introduction of a Bill to provide compensation for certain losses incurred by the ban on Cyclamates 69. S 4107 a bill to regulate the importation of manufacture, distribution, storage, and possession of explosives, blasting agents, and detonators 70. S 4234 Relocation of Village of Niobrara, NE

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71. S 4235 72. S 4237 For the relief of Harold C. and Vera L. Adler 73. S 4309 74. S 4321 Annuities for Supreme Court Widows 75. S 4369 Relief of Andre Cheini Lorrain, his wife, Micheline Lorrain and Daughter Chantal Lorrain 76. S 4414 77. 4456 78. 4583 79. Sj res 6 Prayer Amendment 80. Sj res 12 Reform Electoral College System – District Plan 81. Sj res 28 Rename Central Arizona Project as Carl Hayden Project 82. Sj res 60 Commission on Balanced Economic Development 83. Sj res 61 Equal Rights for Women 84. Sj res 84 relating to a new policy for US Territorial Waters 85. Sj res 118 Relative to the Balancing of the Budget 86. Sj 130 Children’s Independence Day Parades 87. Sj res 139 “Day of Bread” and “Harvest Festival Week” 88. Sj res 150 October 12-18, 1969 National Industrial Hygiene Week 89. Amend 228 to Sj res 158 Minting of Clad Silver less Dollars for Ike. 90. Sj res 176 91. Sj Res 187 Father’s Day 92. Sj res 208 93. Sj res 218 a Bill to establish an annual “Day of Bread” and Harvest Festival Week 94. SJ res 240 95. Sj res 250 Declaring September 17 as General Von Steuben Day 96. S con res 3 increased shipment of supplies for Nigerian Conflict 97. S con res 32 Rail Transportation 98. S con res 44 Authorize Printing of “Separation of Powers and the Independent Agencies” 99. S con res 62 100. S con res 80 South Vietnamese Prisons 101. S res 257 To secure Humane Treatment of Prisoners of War 102. S res 271 Submission of Resolution on Peace in Vietnam 103. S res 375 to Honor and Commend Capt. Robert M Wilbur and Co-Pilot James E. Hartley for their Heroism 104. S res 388 Submission of a Resolution relative to the mission and safety of the Apollo 13 Astronauts 105. S res 445 106. S res 450 107. S res 475 108. S res 477 109. S res 480 110. S res 486 111. HR 14645 Protection of Heads of State 112. HR 17825 Safe Streets Bill – LEAA 113. HR 17399 Environmental Quality Funds

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114. HR 17802 Increase the Public Debt Limit

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1. Legislation Introduced by Hruska during the 92 nd Congress 2. S 10 3. S 11 A Bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to modify the provisions relating to taxes on wagering to insure the constitutional rights of taxpayers to facilitate the collection of such taxes 4. S 12 5. S 13 6. S 14 A bill to prohibit the disruption of federally assisted institutions of higher education, to provide for the enforcement of such prohibition 7. S 15 A bill to amend title 12 of the Organized Crime Act of 1970 8. S 16 Civil Remedies for Victims Organized Crime Act of 1970 9. S 23 “Ethnic Heritage Studies Centers Act of 1971” 10. S 144 Amend IR Code with respect to Ammunition 11. S 208 a Bill for the relief of Filadelfo Fracia 12. S 345 Exchange of Indian Lands 13. S 346 Expansion of Jobs Producing in rural areas 14. S 351 Mirage Flats Irrigation District 15. S 352 Interior to construct, operate, and maintain North Loup Division s Missouri River Basin Project 16. S 353 O’Neill Project 17. 428 and S 429 Introduction of bills to regulate use of the mails and other facilities of interstate commerce for the delivery of sex oriented materials 18. S 430 Introduction of Bill to aid Law Enforcement 19. S 485 Amend the Communications Act of 1934 20. S 571 A Bill to strengthen Foreign Meat Inspection 21. S 680 Introduction of the General Revenue Sharing Act of 1971 22. S 709 23. S 742 Rural Community Development Banks 785 Relief of Iiona Kosan 24. S 895 Speedy Trial for persons charged with Offense against the US 25. S 907 Interstate Environment Compact 26. S 908 Exempt from Induction sons of family which lost 2 or more members as a result of military services 27. S 950 Gun Control Act Amendments 28. Amend 585 to S 986 29. S 987 Health Care Insurance Act of 1971 30. S 1012-1016 Water Pollution Control Act 31. S 1055 Amend Nat Labor Relations Act with respect to refusals to bargain 32. S 1085 Labeling of Imported Meat 33. S 1087 Omnibus Crime Control Revenue Sharing 34. S 1182 Health Maintenance Assistance Act 35. S 1183 Health Manpower Assistance Act

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36. S 1190 Prohibits Judicial review of a jury determination of obscenity 37. S 1206 Terms of Office of Members of Foreign Claims Committee 38. S 1238 Regulate the dumping of Material in the Ocean 39. S 1263 Relief of Alice Grunwald 40. S 1316 Increase amount paid as Fed. Govt. share of costs of cooperation meat inspection by state 41. S 431 Taxes on wagering 42. S 1379 Establish a Volunteers in the National Forest Program 43. S 1438 Protect Civilian employee of Executive Branch in enjoyment of Constitutional Rights 44. S 180 & 1479 Amend US Code 45. S 1486 Anti-trust Preview Commission 46. S 1490 Comprehensive Health Care for 1970’s 47. S 1561 Employees Freedom of Choice Act of 1971 48. S 1699 Establish a commission to study way of maintaining adequate military reserve after transfer to all volunteer army 49. S 1623 Presidents Health Care Bill 50. S 1664 Commission on Civil Rights 51. S 1667 Relief of Antonio Costanzo 52. S 1726 Kansas – Nebraska Big Blue River Compact 1971 53. S 1769 Legal Services Corporation 54. S 1782 Amend Interstate Commerce Act to exclude farm vehicles 55. S 1828 Cancer Act 56. S 1831 Provide for Appointment of US Marshals by the Attorney General 57. S 1865 58. S 1867 Bail reform act of 1966 59. S 1868 60. S 1869 61. S 1870 62. S 1899 Amend Immigration and Nationality Act Non-visa Visitors Act of 1971 63. S 2040 Vocational Education Act 64. S 2053 Amend National Labor Relations Act of Clarify Judicial Procedures, standards, and for other purposes 65. S 2054 Create Office Adm/Asst. to Chief Justice to Provide for Appointment of Justices and Judges 66. S 2062 Samuel R McKelvie National Forest 67. S 2087 To provide benefits to Survivors of police killed in the line of duty 68. S 2109 to increase the limit on dues for US membership on the international Criminal Police organization 69. S 2140 Amend Narcotic Addict Rehabilitation Act of 1966 70. S 2192 Admissibility of Certain Evidence in prosecutions for Drug Abuse 71. S 2228 Appellate Review of sentences imposed in criminal cases 72. S 2294 Amend subversive activities control Act of 1950 73. S 2304 Veterans Allied Health Professions Training Act 74. S 2350 75. S 2373 Professional Basketball Merger 76. S 2365 Trade in Iron and Steel 77. S 2383 Amend Certain provisions of Chapter 311 Title 18 US Code relating to Parole

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78. S 2432 Rule making Power for Fed. Courts sitting in criminal proceedings 79. s 2436 Expanded Protection of Pubic Officials and Foreign Officials 80. S 2512 Equal Employment opportunity 81. S 2529 Incorporation of J.A. 82. S 2546 Criminal Justice information 83. S 2567 Prosecution for certain crimes committed aboard aircraft 84. S 2588 Amend Chapter 73 of Title 18 of US Code 85. S 2713 Authorize Attorney General to provide care narcotics addicts who are placed on probation, released on parole 86. S 2854 Annuities of Widows of Supreme Court Justices 87. S 2994 Compensate Victims of Crimes 88. S 3834 Criminal Record Information 89. S 3875 Gifts 90. S 4051 Aircraft Treaty implementation 91. Amend 430 to HR 8687 Authorize Appropriations for armed Services 92. Sj res 7 93. Sj res 10 Week of national concern for Prisoners of War 94. Sj res 29 National Peace Corps Week 95. Sj res 32 Prayer in Public School 96. Sj res 34 Prayer in Public Schools 97. Sj res 66 A Joint resolution providing for the American Marigold as the National Floral Emblem of the United States 98. Sj res 136 99. Sj res 142 Establish Commission for Herbert Hoover Memorial 100. S con res 49 Treatment of American Prisoners of War

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1. Legislation introduced by Senator Hruska during the 93 rd Congress 2. S 1 Criminal Justice Codification Revision and reform act of 1973 3. S 13 Civil Remedies for victims of Racketeering Activity and Theft act of 1973 4. S 15 Amend Omnibus Crime control Safe Streets Act of 1968 to provide a federal death benefit to surviving dependents of public offices 5. S 72 Ursula Gysel 6. S 73 Lorenzo Tobias Pelaez Ibarra 7. S 74 Masumi Danzuka 8. S 251 Relief of Frank P Muto, Alphonso A. Muto, Arthur E. Scott, and F. Clyde Wilkinson 9. S 342 For the relief of Antonio Costanzo 10. S 396 A Bill for the relief of Harold C and Vera L. Adler 11. S 418 Amend Consolidated Farm Ranch Development Act of 1972 12. S 444 a Bill to amend to Social Security Act 13. S 490 to amend the Agricultural Act of 1970 14. S 554 Right to Work 15. S 566 to define the circumstances in which foreign states are immune from the jurisdiction of United States Courts and in which execution may not be levied on their assets

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16. S 567 to revise Title 28 of the US Code 17. S 571 to Amend the Federal Meat Inspection Act to inquire that imported meat be labeled as “imported” 18. S 594 A bill to amend the immigration and Nationality Act to provide for waiver of excludability for certain aliens 19. S 586 same as S 1147 20. S 618 Designate November 11 of each year as Veteran’s Day 21. S 663 A bill to improve judicial machinery by amending Title 28 of the US Code 22. S 76 A bill to amend Chapter 235 of Title 18 US Code 23. S 821 24. S 853 Trial of Unfair Labor Practice Cases US District Court 25. S 872 Aircraft Piracy Amendments of 1973 26. S 969 Constitutional Rights of Indians 27. S 989 Mirage Flats Irrigation District 28. S 990 Payments to Sac & Fox Indians 29. S 1003 Transportation Crisis Prevention Act 30. S 1100 National Health Care Act of 1973 31. S 1147 Amend Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 32. S 1169 Relief of Henry Edward Steele 33. A 1196 Establish Antitrust Review & Revision Commission 34. S 1234 Special Law enforcement Revenue Sharing 35. S 1249 Occupational Safety and Health Act Amend of 1973 36. S 1296 Grand Canyon 37. S 1300 Heroin Trafficking Act 38. S 1314 Congressional Free Speech act of 1973 39. S 1347 Relief of Ilona Kosan 40. S 1361 Copyright Bill 41. S 1400 Criminal Code Reform Act of 1973 42. S 1401 Capital Punishment 43. S 1426 Aviation 44. S 1427 Prohibit unauthorized possession of weapons in fed panel institution 45. S 1428 Receipt of Commission or gifts for procuring loans 46. S 1513 Amend Title 18 and Title 28 of the US Code with respect to the trial and review of criminal actions involving obscenity 47. S 1539 48. S 1572 A bill to provide equity in feed grain set-aside program by allowing participants in plan B to switch to Plan A 49. S 1641 Budget Committee 50. S 1678 to amend Section 4082c of Title 18 of US Code to extend the limits of confinement of federal prisoners 51. S 1688 Protection of the privacy and the rights of federal employees 52. S 1876 To provide for the division of jurisdiction between state and federal courts and for other purposes 53. S 1905 to provide for the appointment of US Marshals by the Attorney General 54. S 1906 to amend Title 12 of the Organized Crime Control act of 1970 55. S 1914 International Radio

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56. S 1930 To amend the omnibus Crime Control and Safe streets Act of 1968 57. S 1956 Mirage Flats Irrigation 58. S 2340 To prohibit unauthorized disclosure of grand jury information 59. S 2355 Amend National Labor Relations Act 60. S 2359 Amend Social Security Act 61. S 2415 Amend Economic Stabilization 62. S 2544 To amend the Comprehensive drug abuse prevention and control act of 1970 63. S 2545 to amend Sections 656,657, and 2113 of Title 18 of US Code 64. S 2581 Randolph-Sheppard act for the Blind 65. S 2584 and 2585 to extend the life of the June 5, 1972 grand jury of the US District Court for the District of Columbia 66. S 2642 to establish an independent special prosecution office 67. S 2673 Eligibility of Senator Saxbe to be Attorney General 68. S 2697 Regarding Arrest Record Bill 69. S 2793 Amend Clean Air Act 70. S 2914 Amendment of the Mail Fraud Statute 71. S 2933A bill to [provide greater security for the US passport 72. S 2963 the Criminal Justice Information Control of Privacy of 1974 73. S 2964 Criminal Systems Act of 1974 74. S 2988 A bill to improve judicial machinery 75. S 2989 A bill to improve judicial Machinery 76. S 2990 A bill to improve judicial machinery 77. S 2991 A bill to authorize additional judgeships for courts of Appeal 78. S 3052 A bill to amend the Act on the revision of the Federal Court 79. S 3068 Amend Section 103 of the Internal Revenue code of 1954 80. S 3216 A bill to make level IV of the Executive Applicable to the US 81. S 3244 82. S 3267 a bill to provide standby emergency authority to assure that the essential energy need of the United States is met 83. S 3342 to establish a National Institute of Corrections 84. S 3525 a bill to prohibit importation into the US certain meat and meat products 85. S 3597 Emergency financing for Livestock producers 86. S 3618 to establish Working Capital Fund in the Justice Department 87. S 3679 Emergency financing for livestock producers 88. S 3684 Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure 89. S 3840 Seatbelt Standards 90. S 3862 MIA Status Changes 91. S 3916 A Bill to terminate the emergency daylight savings time energy conservation 92. S 4013 on American Legion 93. S 4016 Calendar no 1125 94. S 4068 Amend Food Stamp Act 95. S 4080 Protection of Documents of Public officials 96. S 4081 Calendar No 1157 97. S 4172 Freedom of Information Act 98. Sj res 10 Prayer in Public School Constitutional Amendments 99. Sj res 123 Portrait and Bust of Earl Warren

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100. Sj res 138 to Amend Economic Stabilization Act 101. Sj res 142 Balanced Budget Constitutional amendment 102. Sj res 150 Johnny Horizon 1976 Clean Up America Month 103. Sj res 158 EPA Regulations 104. Sj res 163 Designating the Last full week in march “National Agriculture Week” 105. Sj res 179 Designating April 21, 1979 as National Volunteer Week 106. Sj res 187 Extension of citizenship to Alexander Solzhenitsyn and family 107. Sj res 188 a joint resolution to declare Alexsandr Solzhenitsyn and honorary citizen 108. Sj res 129 September 15, 1974 – October 14, 1974 Johnny Horizon Month 109. Sj res 224 March of Dimes Month 110. S con res 20 Commending President for terminating US involvement in Vietnam 111. S con res 41 Policy Towards North Vietnam 112. S con res 79 Celebration of the 100 th Anniversary of Herbert Hoover 113. S res 39 Establish Oversight Committee on SALT talks etc. 114. S res 86 Amend Senate Rules 115. S res 144 Congressional Pay Raise 116. S res 189 Israel and Jets 117. S res 222 to authorize a national ocean policy study 118. S res 272 Congressional Salary increases 119. S res 301 Undiluted sovereignty of the US over Canal Zone on the Isthmus of Panama 120. S res 339 commendation of Kissinger 121. S res 341 President Should reimpose quota on meat imports 122. S res 347 123. S res 352 124. Environmental Quality: The second annual report of the council of environmental quality August 1971 125. United States Treaties and Other International Agreements Volume 2 Part 2 1951

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1. S 1 Revision of the Revenue Code 2. S 2 First Amendment Clarification 3. S 11 Federal Revenue Sharing 4. S 22 Copyright Law Revision 5. S 144 Prohibit banning of Lead Shot 6. S 187 Priority for Agricultural Uses of Natural Gases 7. Amend NO, 342 (S 200 Consumer Protection) 8. Amend no. 410 (S 200) 9. Amend Nos. 430, 431, & 432 (S 200) 10. S 232 To eliminate double taxation of phone services 11. S 286 US Courts of Appeals Additional Judgeships 12. S 287 Appointment of Additional District Court Judges 13. S 291 Relief of Lorenzo Tobias Pelaez Ibarra 14. S 293 Relief of Masumi Danzuka 15. S 331 Veterans Day redesignate to November 11

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16. S 350 Mirage Flats Irrigation Project 17. S 595 Amend Meat Import Act 18. S 624 Prohibit MIA Status Change 19. S 729 Improve Judicial Machinery 20. S 771 Beef Research and Consumer information Act 21. Amendment no. 692 to S 963 22. S 861 Amend Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act 23. S 1003 Name Mundt Gasification Pilot Plant 24. S 1009 Parole Commission Bill 25. S 1173 Federal Estate Tax Exemption Bill 26. S 1216 Water Pollution Control 27. S 1266 Psychotropic Substances Bill 28. S 1306 Loan to Rock Island Railroad 29. S 1532 Packer Bonding Amendments 30. S 1549 To amend Federal Rules of Evidence 31. S 1625 State and Local Fiscal Assistance Act 32. S 1719 National Welfare Reform Act 33. S 1949 Industrial Bonds Tax 34. S 2106 Title IX Sex Discrimination 35. S 2119 Broadcast License Renewal 36. S 2129 Indian Crimes Act of 1975 37. S 2198 Repeal Fair Labor Standards State and Local Employees 38. S 2212 Omnibus Crime Bill 39. S 2327 amend Real Estate Settlement Act 40. S 2394 Estate Tax Exemption 41. S 2404 Entertainment tax 42. S 2447 Exempt from congress from State tax 43. S 2475 Amend Requirements on Private Grant making Foundations 44. S 2572 Benefits to Police Survivors 45. S 2221 Illegal Securities 46. S 2293 Compulsory Helmet Laws 47. S 2299 Emergency Pet. Allocation Extension 48. S 2300 Lakeshore Management Plan 49. S 2307 Private Cevela Riqueur 50. S 2597 Municipality Bankruptcy Law 51. S 2598 Imported Goods Standards 52. S 2699 Sentencing Guidelines 53. S 2712 Journalist’s freedom of choice 54. S 2757 Extend Wiretap Commission 55. S 2762 Establish National Court of Appeals 56. S 2763 Improve Appellate Court System 57. S 2792 Regulatory Reform Act 58. S 2819 Small Business Estate and Gift Reform 59. S 2854 Stripper Well price Control 60. S 2881 Exemption Legion’s Boys State and Nation, Girls State and National from Title IX 61. S 2907 Relief for Victims – Wounded Knee

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62. S 2909 Investment Incentives Act 63. S 2925 Govt. Economy and Spending Act 64. S 2950 Natural Gas Pipeline 65. S 2962 Closing 3 rd and 4 th Class Post Offices 66. S 3076 Paperwork Impact Statements 67. S 3079 No unions for Armed Forces 68. S 3176 Farm Labor Contractor Exemption 69. S 3182 OSHA Reform 70. S 3197 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance 71. S 3207 Private Bill 72. Amend 2121 S 3348 Vets Poppy Program 73. S 3411 Drug Traffickers Criminal Laws 74. S 3422 Natural Gas Act Amendments 75. S 3423 National Court of Appeals 76. S 3433 Imported Meats 77. S 3441 Congressional Cemetery 78. S 3476 George Norris Home 79. S 3490 Gaspar Louis Sayco Relief 80. S 3491 Enrique Alberto Caderosso 81. S 3553 Court Jurisdiction in Foreign Suits 82. S 3595 Exempt Students from Union Membership 83. S 3600 Federal Officials Defamation 84. S 3618 Busing Bill 85. S 3640 Papio Project Reauthorization 86. S 3645 Drug Abuse Prevention 87. S 3646 International Person Crime Prevention. 88. S 3661 Rural Public Health 89. S 3799 Antitrust Review and Revision 90. S 3803 Consumer Communications Reform 91. S 3871 Customs Courts Procedures 92. S res 97 Panama Canal Zone Resolution 93. S res 104 Select Committee on Small Business 94. S res 144 Amateur Athlete Status for Jim Thorpe 95. S res 214 UN on Israel Expulsion 96. S res 251 POW-MIA Resolution 97. S res 270 Japan-US Friendship Days 98. S res 319 Baltic Nations Resolution 99. S res 378 to refer S 2907 to the Court of Claims 100. S res 413 Olympic Games freedom of the Press 101. S res 67 Judiciary Committee History 102. S res 525 Phillip Hart Building

SERIES 15 – LEGISLATIVE CORRESPONDENCE

Box 121 Robotype letters, copies, 1955-1974 Folder

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1. Robot Form Letters 1955-1956 2. Robot Letters Permanent File 1957 3. Permanent Robot File 1958 4. Robot Letters 1959 5. Robot 1960 6. Robot Letters 1961 7. Robot – P.O. (Mason City Postmaster) 8. Robot letters sent 1962 9. Robot letters 1963 10. Robot File key 1964-1965 11. Robot letter permanent file 1965 12. Robot Letters Permanent file 1966 13. Robot letters permanent file 1967 14. Robot letters Permanent file 1964 15. Robot letters permanent file 1968 16. Robot letters permanent file 1974 17. United States Treaties and Other international agreements Volume 22 Part 2 1971 18. United States Treaties and Other International Agreements Volume 23 Part 3 1972 19. Reports of the Proceedings of the judicial conference of the United States 1973

Box 122 Judiciary Committee – 83 rd , 84 th and 85 th (part) Congresses Folder

1. Appropriations Committee 83 rd Congress 2. 83 rd Congress Judiciary 3. 83 rd Congress Judiciary (Trading with Enemy Act – Special File) 4. 84 th Congress General Correspondence 5. Judicial Nominations: Federal District of Nebraska Part 1 6. Judicial Nominations: Federal District of Nebraska Part 2 7. Judicial Nominations: Federal District of Nebraska Part 3 8. Judicial Nominations: Federal District of Nebraska Part 4 9. Judicial Nominations: Federal District of Nebraska Part 5 10. Federal Judge Richard E. Robinson 11. Judgeship – Van Pelt 12. Supreme Court Nomination John Marshall Harlan 13. 84 th Congress Judiciary (Immigration) 14. 84 th Congress Judiciary (Segregation) 15. 85 th Congress Constitutional Rights Subcommittee 16. 1954-1956 Trading with Enemy Act 17. 84 th Congress Voting Age 18. 85 th Congress General 19. 85 th Congress Anti-trust 20. 85 th Congress Anti-Trust (Meat Packers) 21. Com. Judiciary Antitrust Subcommittee 22. 85 th Congress Civil Rights (Girard Case)

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23. 85 th Congress Improvements in Judicial Machinery 24. 85 th Congress Internal Security Subcommittee 25. Investigating Power of Congress 1958

Box 123 Judiciary Committee – 85 th (part), 86 th , and 87 th (part) Congresses Folder

1. 1958 Trading with Enemy Act Transferred from Congressional record insert to Judiciary Committee 2. 85 th Congress Judicial Improvements Subcommittee 3. Judiciary – Equal Rights 4. Judiciary Improvements in Judicial Machinery- Judgeships 5. 85 th Congress Judicial Nominations 6. Patents, Trademarks and Copyrights 7. 1957-1958 Trading with Enemy Act 8. 85 th Congress Czech Claims 9. 86 th Congress General 10. Anti-Trust and Monopoly Subcommittee – Anti-trust Hearings 11. Anti-trust 12. Anti-Trust and Monopoly Subcommittee – General Correspondence 13. 86 th Congress Civil Rights 14. 86 th Congress Constitutional Rights 15. 86 th Congress Juvenile Delinquency 16. 86 th Congress Improvements in Judicial Machinery 17. Congress Internal Security Subcommittee 18. 86 th Congress Nominations 19. Private Bills 20. S res 334 Recess Appointments to Supreme Court 21. 86 th Congress Trading with the Enemy Legislation 22. 87 th Congress General Correspondence 23. 87 th Congress HR 1960 24. 87 th Congress Anti-trust and Monopoly – General 25. 87 th Congress Anti-trust 26. 87 th Congress Anti-trust 27. 87 th Congress Anti-trust Subcommittee 28. 87 th Congress Bankruptcy Liens 29. Federal Charters and Holidays 30. Conflict of Interest 31. Constitutional Amendments 32. Constitutional Rights 33. Immigration

Box 124 Judiciary Committee – 87 th (part), 88 th , and 89 th (part) Congresses Folder

1. 87 th Congress Improvements in Judicial Machinery

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2. 87 th Congress Internal Security 3. 87 th Congress Internal Security 4. 87 th Congress Juvenile Delinquency 5. 87 th Congress Nominations – General 6. 87 th Congress Patents and Copyrights 7. 87 th Congress Private Bills 8. 87 th Congress S 1348 for the relief of Sulzbah Const. Co. 9. 87 th Congress Nominations – Arthur Goldburg 10. 88 th Congress – General 11. 88 th Congress Administrative Practice Subcommittee 12. 88 th Congress Anti-trust and Monopoly Subcommittee 13. 88 th Congress Bankruptcy Liens 14. 88 th Congress Federal Charters, Holidays, and Celebrations 15. 88 th Congress Juvenile Delinquency Subcommittee 16. 88 th Congress Improvements in Judicial Machinery 17. 88 th Congress Nominations General 18. 88 th Congress Constitutional Rights Subcommittee 19. 88 th Congress Civil Rights 20. 89 th Congress General Correspondence 21. 89 th Congress Anti-trust correspondence 22. 89 th Congress Constitutional Amend. Prayer Amendment 23. 89 th Congress Anti-trust and Monopoly 24. 89 th congress Anti-trust and Monopoly – Insurance 25. 89 th Congress Administrative Practice and Procedure 26. 89 th Congress Bankruptcy 27. 89 th Congress Subcommittee on Charters and Holidays 28. 89 th Congress Constitutional Amendments General 29. 89 th Congress Electoral College Reform 30. 89 th Congress Constitutional amendments Presidents Inability 31. Presidential Disability 32. 89 th Congress Constitutional Amends. Reapportionment

Box 125 Judiciary Committed – 89 th (part)-90 th (part) Congresses Folder

1. 89 th Congress Constitutional Amendments Reapportionment 2. 89 th Congress Constitutional Amendments Reapportionment – Hruska Floor Speech 3. 89 th Congress Constitutional Rights subcommittee 4. Civil Rights Bill Education Funds Cut-off 5. 89 th Congress Constitutional Rights Subcommittee 6. 89 th Congress Constitutional Rights 7. Civil Rights 8. 89 th Congress Voting Rights 9. 89 th Congress Criminal Law and Procedures 10. 89 th Congress Immigration and Naturalization Subcommittee 11. 89 th Congress Improvements in Judicial Machinery

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12. 89 th Congress Internal Security 13. 89 th Congress Internal Security General Wessin Hearings 14. 89 th Congress Juvenile Delinquency (Firearms) 15. 89 th Congress Judicial Nominations 16. 89 th Congress Judicial Nominations 17. 89 th Congress Nominations – Bress, DC US Attorney 18. 89 th Congress Nominations Abe Fortas to Supreme Court 19. 89 th Congress Patents, Copyrights, and Trademarks 20. 89 th Congress Prisons 21. 90 th Congress General Committee History 22. General Correspondence 23. 90 th Congress Anti-trust 24. 90 th Congress Anti-trust 25. Anti-trust and Monopoly General Correspondence 26. Anti-trust and Monopoly Correspondence – Insurance

Box 126 Judiciary Committee – 90 th Congress Folder

1. Antitrust and Monopoly –Auto Repairs (Correspondence) 2. Anti-trust and Monopoly Correspondence Failing Newspaper Act S 1312 3. Antitrust and Monopoly Correspondence Franchise 4. Constitutional Rights Civil Rights Correspondence General 5. 90 th Congress Civil Disobedience Correspondence 6. Constitutional amendments General Correspondence 7. Criminal Laws and Procedures Correspondence 8. Federal Charters and Holidays Correspondence 9. Criminal Laws and Procedures 10. Additional Judgeships Correspondence 11. Improvements in Judicial Machinery General Correspondence 12. A&M Auto Insurance Correspondence 13. Internal Security General correspondence 14. Juvenile Delinquency General Correspondence 15. Juvenile Delinquency Firearms Correspondence January – June 1968 16. Nominations: Thurgood Marshall to the Supreme Court 17. Firearms July 1968 18. Nominations August 1968 19. Firearms August – December 1968 20. Nominations September – December 1968 21. Nominations Correspondence January – July 1968 22. National Penitentiaries Correspondence 23. Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights Correspondence 24. Private Bills Correspondence 25. Separation of Powers Correspondence

Box 126-A Judiciary Committee 90 th Congress

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1. 90 th Congress General Correspondence 2. 90 th Congress General Correspondence 3. 90 th Congress Anti-trust 4. 90 th Congress Charters, Holidays and Celebrations 5. 90 th Congress Constitutional Amendments Subcommittee 6. Constitutional Amendments – Electoral College 7. Constitutional amendments Miranda Decision 8. Constitutional Amendments – Prayer Amendment 9. Constitutional Amendments – Reapportionment 10. Constitutional Amendments- Civil Rights 11. Congressional Redistricting 12. Constitutional Rights 13. Immigration and Naturalization 14. Internal Security- Otto Otepka Case 15. Improvements – Judicial Machinery 16. Judicial Improvements 17. Judicial Improvements Subcommittee 18. Internal Security 19. Juvenile Delinquency 20. Juvenile Delinquency Subcommittee- Firearms 21. Correspondence on Gun Control Insertions in Records 22. Juvenile Delinquency – Firearms 23. Juvenile Delinquency – Firearms 24. Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights 25. Penitentiaries and Work Release 26. General (riots) 27. Subversive Activities Control

Box 127 Judiciary Committee – 90 th -93 rd Congresses Folder

1. 90 th Congress Separation of Power Packers and stockyards Act Correspondence 2. 90 th Congress Trading with the Enemy correspondence 3. 90 th Congress Riots Correspondence 4. 91st Congress Appellate Review of Sentences 5. 91 st Constitutional Amendments Subcommittee 6. 91 st congress Improvements in Judicial Machinery 7. 91 st Congress Judgeships Bill 8. Juvenile Delinquency 9. Internal Security Act of 1968 10. Internal Security Subcommittee 11. Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights 12. Juvenile Delinquency – Firearms 13. Private Bills

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14. Nominations – Carswell Part 1 15. Nominations – Carswell Part 2 16. Nominations – Carswell Part 3 17. Nominations – Carswell Part 4 18. Additional Federal Judges 19. Nominations Part 1 20. Nominations Part 2 21. Crime Statistics 22. 93 rd Congress Govt. Contracts 23. 91 st Congress Criminal Laws and Procedures Misc. 24. 93 rd Congress Constitutional Rights subcommittee Criminal Justice Act Amendments

Box 127-A Judiciary Committee 1969 (Part) Folder

1. Nominations Part 1 2. Nominations Part 2 3. 1969 – General 4. Private Bills 5. Antitrust and Monopoly 6. Antitrust and Monopoly- Insurance 7. Antitrust and Monopoly Failing Newspaper Act 8. Antitrust and Monopoly Franchises 9. Antitrust and Monopoly Credit Bureaus 10. Antitrust and Monopoly Auto Repairs 11. Antitrust and Monopoly Auto Insurance 12. Antitrust and Monopoly Oil 13. Administrative Practices and Procedures 14. Constitutional Amendments General 15. Constitutional Amendments Prayer Amendments 16. Constitutional Amendments Vote for the 18 years olds 17. Constitutional Amendments Electoral College 18. Constitutional Amendments Presidential Election 19. Constitutional Rights General 20. Constitutional Rights Equal Employments 21. Criminal Laws 22. Federal Charters and Holidays 23. Improvements in Judicial Machinery General 24. Improvements in Judicial Machinery Tax Court 25. Improvements in Judicial Machinery Appellate Review of Sentences 26. Improvements in Judicial Machinery Additional Judgeships Correspondence

Box 127-B 1975 Judiciary Legislation (Misc insert cartons 79 to 120) Folder

1. Judiciary 1975

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2. Budgets 3. Bankruptcy Matters 4. Nominations 5. Antitrust and Monopoly 6. Constitutional amendments 7. Prayer Amendment 8. Presidential Election 9. Equal Rights 10. Constitutional Rights 11. Civil Rights 12. Criminal Justice 13. Freedom of the Press 14. School Desegregation 15. Wiretapping 16. Pornography 17. Criminal Laws and Procedures 18. Federal Charters, Holidays and Celebrations 19. Immigration and Naturalization 20. Improvements in Judicial Machinery 21. Internal Security 22. National penitentiaries 23. Juvenile Delinquency 24. Drugs 25. Firearms 26. Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights 27. Joint Study Committee on Budget Control 28. Riverfront

Box 128 Appropriations Committee, 1953-1962 Folder

1. 83 rd Congress Appropriations 2. 83 rd Congress Appropriations (Foreign Aid) 3. 1959 Appropriations General 4. Appropriations Agriculture 1959 5. Appropriations Defense 1959 6. Appropriations District of Columbia 1959 7. Appropriations Foreign aid and Operations 1959 8. Appropriations Independent Offices 9. Appropriations Interior 10. Appropriations Labor – HEW 11. Appropriations Legislative 12. Appropriations Military Construction 13. Appropriations Public Work 14. Appropriations State, Justice and Commerce 15. Appropriations Treasury and Post Office

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16. Appropriations Dept. of Agriculture 1960 17. Appropriations Agriculture Subcommittee 1960 18. 2nd Supplemental Appropriations 1960 19. Foreign aid and Foreign Operations 1960 20. Labor, Health, Education, and Welfare 1960 21. Military Construction 1960 22. Public Works 23. State, Justice and Commerce 24. Treasury & Post Office 25. Appropriations General 1961 26. Agriculture 1961 27. Defense 1961 28. Interior and Related Agencies 1961 29. Labor – HEW (Archbishop Bergan Hospital) 1961 30. Labor – HEW 1961 31. Military Construction 1961 32. Public Works 1961 33. State, Justice, and Commerce 34. Treasury and Post Office 1961 35. 87 th Congress PL 874 – PL 815 (Deficiency) 36. 87 th Congress General 37. Appropriations General 1962 38. Agriculture 1962 39. Defense 1962 40. District of Columbia 1962 41. Foreign aid and Foreign Operations 1962 42. Health Education and Welfare 87 th Congress 43. Independent Offices 1962 44. Interior 1962 45. Labor & HEW 1962 46. Military Construction 1962 47. Mutual Security 87 th Congress 48. Public Works 87 th Congress 49. Public Works 1962 50. State, Justice and Commerce 1962 51. Treasury and Post Office 1962

Box 129 Appropriations Committee, 1963-1964 Folder

1. Appropriations General 1963 2. Agriculture 1963 3. Defense 1963 4. District of Columbia 1963 5. Foreign aid and Foreign Operations 1963 6. Interior 1963

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7. Independent Offices 1963 8. Legislative 1963 9. Military Construction 1963 10. Labor – HEW 1963 11. Military Construction 1963 12. Public works 1963 13. State, Justice, Commerce 1963 14. Treasury and Post Office 1963 15. Appropriations General 1964 16. Agriculture and related Agencies 1964 17. Agriculture Marketing Service 1964 18. Agriculture Research Service 1964 19. Agriculture Market News service 1964 20. Agriculture REA 1964 21. Agriculture SCS 1964 22. Agriculture Scotts Bluff Experiment Station 1964 23. Agriculture Wheat Bill 1964 24. Defense 1964 25. District of Columbia 1964 26. Foreign aid and Foreign Operations 1964 27. Independent offices 1964 28. Interior and related Agencies 1964 29. Labor and Hew subcommittee Bill 1964 30. Legislative Bill 1964 31. Military Construction 1964 32. Public Works 1964 33. Public Works Subcommittee 1964 34. Public Works Nebraska projects 1964 35. Public Works 9 foot Missouri Channel 1964 36. Accelerated Public Works Bill 1964 37. State Justice Commerce and Judiciary 1964 38. Supplemental Bill 1964

Box 130 Appropriations Committee, 1965-1966 (part) Folder

1. Appropriations General 1965 2. Agriculture General 1965 3. Agriculture REA 1965 4. Agriculture Research Service 1965 5. Agriculture Scotts Bluff Research Center 1965 6. Agriculture Soil Conservation Service 1965 7. Defense 1965 8. District of Columbia 1965 9. Foreign aid and Foreign Operations 1965 10. Independent Offices 1965

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11. Interior and related Agencies 1965 12. Labor – HEW 1965 13. Public Works General 1965 14. Public Works Bureau of Rec. Bonneville 1965 15. Public Works Microwave Communication 1965 16. Public Works Nine foot Channel 1965 17. State, Justice, and commerce 1965 18. Treasury and Post Office 1965 19. Appropriations General 1966 20. Agriculture 1966 21. Agriculture Research Service 1966 22. Agriculture Clay Research Center 1966 23. Agriculture Plant Stress Lab 1966 24. Agriculture REA 1966 25. Agriculture SCS 1966 26. Defense General 1966 27. Independent Offices 1966

Box 131 Appropriations Committee, 1966-1967 Folder

1. Interior and Insular Affairs 1966 2. Labor – HEW 1066 3. Legislative 1966 4. Military Construction 1966 5. Public Works 1966 6. Public Works – Bonneville Power 1966 7. Public Works 345 KV Line – Grand Island 8. Public Works Microwave communications 1966 9. Public Works Nine Foot Channel 1966 10. Appropriations General 1967 11. Agriculture 1967 12. Agriculture Research Service 1967 13. Agriculture Research Service 1967 14. Agriculture Clay Research Center 1967 15. Agriculture SCS 1967 16. Defense 1967 17. Executive Offices 1967 18. Foreign aid and Foreign Operations 1967 19. Independent Offices 1967 20. Interior 1967 21. Labor – HEW 1967 22. Public Works Nebraska Projects 1967 23. Public Works 1967 24. Public Works Special Interest 1967 25. Public Works Nine Foot Channel 1967

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Box 132 Appropriations Committee, 1968-1969 Folder

1. Appropriations General 1968 2. Agriculture 1968 3. Public Works 1968 4. Appropriations General 1969 5. Agriculture Appropriations 1969 6. Agriculture ARS 1969 7. Agriculture ASCS 1969 8. Agriculture Consumer and Marketing service 1969 9. Agriculture Soil Conservation Service 1969 10. Defense 1969 11. Interior 1969 12. Labor HEW 1969 13. Public Works General 1969 14. Treasury Post Office 1969 15. State, Justice and Commerce 1969 16. Transportation 1969 17. Military Construction 1969 18. Public Works 1969 19. Appropriations General 1969 20. Agriculture 1970 21. Agriculture General 1970 22. Agriculture ARS 1970 23. Agriculture REA 1970 24. Agriculture SCS 1970 25. Defense 1970 26. Defense and supplemental 1970 27. District of Columbia 1970 28. Foreign Operations 1970 29. Independent Offices 1970 30. Interior 1970

Box 133 Appropriations Committee, 1969-end Folder

1. Labor – HEW 1970 Part 1 2. Labor – HEW 1970 Part 2 3. Labor-HEW 1970 Part 3 4. Labor – HEW 1970 Part 4 5. Military Construction 1970 6. Legislative 1970 7. Public Works 1970 8. Public Works Papillion

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9. Public Works Out of State 10. State, Justice, and Commerce, 1970 11. Transportation 1970 12. Treasury and Post Office 1970 13. Deficiencies and Supplemental 1970 14. United States treaties and Other International Agreements Volume 2 Part 1 1951 15. Inaugural Addresses of the Presidents of the US from 1789 – 1973 (two Copies) 16. Environmental Quality The second Annual Report of the council on environmental quality August 1971

Box 134 General Legislation, 83 rd -84 th Congress (Public Works) Folder

1. 83 rd Congress Agriculture 2. 83 rd Congress Armed Services 3. 83 rd Congress Army Corps of Engineers 4. 83 rd Congress Atomic Energy 5. 83 rd Congress Education and Labor 6. 83 rd Congress Foreign Affairs 7. 83 rd Congress Interior and Insular Affairs 8. 83 rd Congress Internal Security 9. 83 rd Congress Interstate and Foreign Commerce 10. 83 rd Congress Post office and Civil Service 11. 83 rd Congress Public Works 12. Public Works St. Lawrence Seaway – Special File 13. 83 rd Congress Select Committee on Small Business 14. 83 rd Congress Veterans 15. 83 rd Congress Ways and Means 16. 84 th Congress Hoover Commission Recommendations Needing Legislation 17. 84 th Congress S res 301 Censure of Sen. McCarthy Part 1 18. 84 th Congress S res 301 Censure of Sen. McCarthy Part 2 19. 84 th Congress S res 301 Censure of Sen. McCarthy Part 3 20. 84 th Congress Agriculture 21. Commerce – Natural Gas S 1853 Part 1 22. Commerce – Natural Gas S 1853 Part 2 23. Commerce Natural Gas 24. Interstate- Trip Leasing 25. Wool Products Labeling Act 26. 84 th Congress District of Columbia 27. District of Columbia Capitol Transit Company 28. District of Columbia – Family Court 29. D.C. – Home Rule 30. D.C. – Insanity 31. D.C. – Judiciary 32. D.C. – Loans and Pawn Broking 33. D.C. –Salaries

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34. 84 th Congress Finance - Taxes 35. 84 th Congress Finance – Tariffs 36. Highways – Taxes 37. Highway – Taxes 38. 84 th Congress Govt. Operations 39. 84 th Congress Interior 40. 84 th Congress Interstate and Foreign Commerce 41. 84 th Congress Public Works 42. Public works – Highways 43. Tuttle Creek Dam 44. Highways – Utilities Relocation 45. Public Works – Rivers and Harbors 46. Public Works Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Act 47. Water Pollution

Box 135 84 th Congress (part)-86 th Congress final folders (see Box 138) Folder

1. 84 th Congress Veterans Bradley Commission Report 2. 84 th Congress Joint committees 3. 84 th Congress Contribution Investigation Committee 4. 85 th Congress Agriculture 5. 85 th Congress Post Office 6. 85 th Congress District of Columbia Minutes 7. District of Columbia General 8. 10 th Anniversary of Independence of Israel May 1, 1958 9. Federal Aid to Education 10. 85th Congress Interior on Missouri River Basin 11. 85 th Congress Internal security Subcommittee 12. 85 th Congress Lab. And Public Welfare – Union Pension Plan 13. Post Office and Civil Service – Pay & Rate Increases 14. P.W. Rivers and Harbors Authorization Bill 15. 85 th Congress Public Works 16. 85 th Congress Public Works Omni Rivers and Harbors 17. Omnibus – Ostenburg Chute Gering 18. Public Works Small Projects 19. Public Works R & H Brownville Bridge 20. Public Works South Sioux City Bridge 21. Presidential Papers 22. Public Works – Omnibus Bill 23. Soil Surveys 24. Taxes – Income – Self-employed Pension Plans 25. 86 th Congress Trading with the Enemy Act 26. Traffic Regulations 27. Transportation (Railroads) 28. Transportation 1959

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29. Treaties Executive “N’ 86 th Congress 30. Treaties 86 th Congress 31. Unemployment Compensation 32. Unemployment Compensation 1959 33. 86 th Congress United Nations 34. United Nations – World Court 35. 86 th Congress Water Pollution 36. Veterans 37. Veterans GI benefits 38. Vets (Children Scholarship) 39. Veterans Committee 40. Vets – Optometrists 41. Veterans Pensions 42. Veterans Affairs Committee 43. Veterans Children Scholarship Act 44. Veterans WWI 45. Vivisection 46. Welfare 47. Wilderness 48. Wild Horses 49. Wool

Box 136 86 th Congress (A-Fair Trade) Folder

1. 86 th Congress General 2. General Legislation 3. General Legislation 1960 Part 1 4. General Legislation 1960 Part 2 5. 86 th Congress Agriculture – Imports 6. Agriculture General 7. Agriculture Food for Peace 8. Agriculture Grain Storage 9. Airport Aid 10. Air Transportation 11. Anti-Semitism 12. Anti-trust and Monopoly 13. 1959 Agriculture 14. Development Loan fund 15. Education PL 874 and PL 815 Deficiency Appropriations 16. Education 17. Foreign Aid 18. 1959 Appropriations General 19. HEW 20. Military Appropriations 21. Mutual Security

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22. Public Works 23. Depressed aid to redevelopment 24. Armed Service 25. Atomic Energy 26. Banking 27. Bankruptcy 28. Blind S2411 29. Budget 1959 30. Budget 1960 31. Car Dealers New 32. Red China 33. Civil Rights 34. Civil Service Retirement 35. Commerce Nomination: Strauss 36. Communications 37. Consumer Credit 38. Communism 39. Community Facilities 40. Communism 41. Consumer Credit 42. 1959 Controls 43. Credit Unions 44. Defense 45. Depressed Area 46. Disarmament 47. Defense 48. District of Columbia 49. 1959 Draft 50. Economy 1959 51. Education 52. 86 th Congress Education 53. Federal Aid to Education 54. 1959 Federal Aid to Education 55. Education Vocational 56. Federal Elections 57. Equal Rights 58. Equal Rights – Robot 59. 1959 Employment Act 60. Fair Trade 61. 1959 Federal Employees 62. Federal Employees 1959 Health Insurance (PL 86-382) and Legal Holidays PL (86-362)

Box 137 86 th Congress (Highways-Railroads) Folder

1. 1959- Federal Highways

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2. 1959 F.C.C. (Equal time for political candidates) S. 1535 3. Legislation- Fair Trade 4. Fair Trade 5. Federal Administrative Practice 6. Federal Employees 7. Fertilizer 8. Federal Highways 9. Financial Institutions 10. Food Activities 11. Foreign Aid 12. 1959- Foreign Aid 13. Foreign Policy 14. General 15. Government Bonds Interest 16. Health 17. Housing 18. Highways- Interstate (taxes) 19. Highway- Interstate 20. Housing – Capehart SAC – Offutt Air Force Base 21. Capehart Housing SAC – Offutt Air Force Base Robot 22. Immigration 23. Indians 24. Inflation 25. Labor 26. 1960- Labor 27. Labor – S. 3548 (Norris-La-Guardia) 28. Labor HR 9070 (Secondary Boycotts) 29. Labor – Against Reforms 30. Labor – 1959 Minimum Wage 31. Labor – 1960 Minimum Wage 32. Liquor 33. Military- Reserve Officers Association 34. Minimum Wage 1960 35. Medicare Reform Robo 36. Mental Health 37. Military 38. Military – Retirement Pay 39. Legislation – Minimum Wage 40. Nebraska State Legislation 41. Nepotism 42. Obscene Literature 43. 1959 – Obscene Literature 44. Passports 45. Postal 46. Post Office and Civil Service 47. Social Security

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48. Pre-emption 49. Pre-Merger Notification S 442 50. Price Increases S. 215 51. Private Bills 52. Railroads

Box 138 86 th Congress (final folders from Box 135) Folder

1. Railroad Retirement 2. Reciprocal Trade 3. Retired Offices Promotions 4. Rivers and Harbors 5. Robinson – Patman 6. R.O.T.C 7. Rural Electrification 8. Senate Rule 22 9. Small Business 10. Social Security 11. Social Security 12. Social Security – Forand 13. Social Security –Forand (for) 14. Statehood – Hawaii 15. Sugar 16. Subsidies 17. Supreme Court 18. Tariffs 19. Tariffs 20. Tariffs 21. Taxes 22. Taxes – Cabaret 23. Taxes – Co-ops 24. Taxes – Corporations 25. Taxes – Credit Union 26. Taxes – Divested Stock S 200 27. Taxes – Excise 28. Taxes – Gasoline 29. Taxes – HR 9 & 10 Robot 30. Taxes 1959 HR 9 & 10 31. Taxes – Income 32. Taxes – Insurance 33. Taxes – Gasoline Robo 34. Taxes – Internal Revenue Dirksen –Gwinn Amendment 35. Taxes – Interstate 36. Taxes – Oil Depletion 37. Taxes – Small Business

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38. Taxes – Self Employed Individuals 39. Taxes – Telephone 40. 1959 Taxes – Transportation 41. Taxes – Transportation 42. Television 43. TV as an education medium – S. 12 44. Trademarks

Box 139 87 th Congress (A-Agriculture) Folder

1. General 2. General April to June 1961 3. General 4. General January to March 1961 5. General March – April 1962 6. General May – December 1962 Part 1 7. General May – December 1962 Part 2 8. General July – December 1961 File 3 9. General 10. Committees other then RLH’s 11. General 12. Agriculture

Box 140 87 th Agriculture-Education Folder

1. Agriculture January – May 1962 2. Agriculture June – December 1962 3. Agriculture Farm Bill 1961 4. Agriculture Food For Peace 5. Agriculture 6. Agriculture Feed Grain 7. Agriculture – Sugar 8. Agriculture – Wheat Bill 9. Appropriations 10. Anti-trust (McClelland Bill S 2573 Labor Unions) 11. Anti-trust and Monopoly Auto Financing and Insurance 12. Anti-trust and Monopoly Auto Financing and Insurance 13. Air Force Lincoln Air Force Base 14. Area Re-development 15. Armed Services 16. Armed Services 17. Banking 18. Bankruptcy 19. Budget

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20. Billboards 21. Bombing 22. Budget 23. Civil Service Retirement 24. Civil Service Retirement 25. Commerce – Depressed Areas 26. Community Facilities 27. Communism 28. Communism 29. Communism 30. Communism Red China 31. Red China 32. Defense 33. Defense – Army – National Guard 34. Disarmament 35. Disarmament 36. Education 37. Education – Federal Aid 38. Education 39. Federal Aid To Education 40. Education aid to (against)

Box 141 87 th Congress Education-Postal Folder

1. Education 2. Education – Aid to Parochial (against) 3. Education – aid to (for) 4. Education – Nursing 5. Equal Rights 6. Fair Trade 7. Federal Employees 8. Federal Employees 9. HR 7577 Providing for the defense of suits against federal employees operating motor vehicles in the scope of their employment 10. Federal Highways 11. Federal Highways HR 4695 Pub. Highways PL 86-35 12. Finance – General 13. Finance – Medicare (Social Security) Part 1 14. Finance – Medicare (Social Security) Part 2 15. Finance Charge Disclosure Act 16. Foreign Relations 17. Foreign Relations - Foreign Aid 18. Foreign Aid – General 19. Foreign Aid 20. Foreign Aid

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21. Foreign Policy 22. Foreign Policy – General 23. Foreign Policy 24. Health 25. Health 26. HEW 27. Highways 28. Housing 29. Housing 30. Immigration 31. Immigration 32. Inflation 33. Inflation 34. Indians 35. Insurance 36. Interior 37. Judiciary – Supreme Court Prayer Decision 38. Labor 39. Labor 40. Labor – Migratory Farm 41. S 3548 Amending the Norris-LaGuardia Act, National Labor Relations act and Railway Labor Act 42. Labor HR 9070 43. Liquor 44. Liquor 45. Military 46. Misc. 47. Peace Corps 48. Military 49. Passports 50. Peace Corps 51. Postal – April 1962 52. Postal Pay 1962 53. Postal Pay 54. Postal March 1962

Box 142 87 th Congress Postal-Taxes Folder

1. Postal January – February 1962 2. Postal 3. Post Office and Civil Service 4. Postal – Publishers 5. Post Office – Commemorative Stamps 6. Highways – Davis Bacon 7. Public Works – Columbia River Basin Projects

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8. Public Works Committee – Delaware Basin Compact 9. Railroads 10. Railroads 11. Railroad Retirement 12. Reciprocal Trade 13. .Reorganization Plans (Urban Affairs) 14. Reorganization Plans 15. Robinson-Patman 16. Robinson – Patman 17. Rules and Administration 18. Satellites 19. Small Business 20. Satellites 21. Senate Rule 22 22. Small Business 23. Social Security 24. Social Security 1961 25. Tariffs 26. Tariffs 27. Taxes 28. Taxes – General April 1962 29. Taxes – General 30. Taxes – General 31. Taxes – Co-ops 32. Taxes – Co-ops 33. Taxes – Corporations 34. Taxes – Dividends Part 1 35. Taxes – Dividends Part 2

Box 143 87 th Congress Taxes-End - 88 th Congress Agriculture Folder

1. Taxes – Dividends 2. Taxes- Excise 3. Taxes – Financial Institutions 4. Taxes – Financial Institutions 5. Taxes – Financial Institutions 6. Taxes – Gasoline 7. Taxes – Income 8. Taxes – Income 9. Taxes – Insurance Companies 10. Taxes- Internal Revenue Dirksen-Quinn Amendment 11. Taxes – Self-employed Individuals 12. Taxes – Self-employed Individuals 13. Taxes – Small Business 14. Taxes – Stockholders

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15. Taxes – Transportation 16. Taxes – Telephone 17. Taxes –Trucks 18. Taxes – Trucks 19. Television 20. Trading with the Enemy 21. Trademarks 22. Transportation 23. Treaties 24. Treaties 25. Unemployment compensation 26. United Nations 27. United Nations 28. Veterans 29. Veterans Committee 30. Veterans Committee 31. Veterans – General 32. Veterans GI Benefits 33. Veterans WWI 34. Veterans Children’s Scholarships Act 35. Veterans GI Benefits 36. Veterans Pensions 37. Vivisection 38. Water Pollution 39. Water Pollution 40. Wilderness 41. Agriculture 88 th Congress 42. Agriculture- General 43. Agriculture – Beef 44. Agriculture – Beef Imports

Box 144 88 th Congress (Agriculture-FCC) Folder

1. Agriculture Beef Imports 2. Agriculture – Beef Imports – Supermarkets 3. Agriculture – Beef Check off System 4. Agriculture – Wheat 5. Food For Peace 6. Armed Services 7. Agriculture Wheat 8. Agriculture Feed Grain 9. Armed Services 10. Banking 11. Banking 12. Banking and Currency

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13. Budget 14. Budget 15. Civil Defense 16. Civil Rights 17. civil Rights 18. Civil Rights 19. Civil Rights 20. Civil Service (Retirement) 21. Commerce 22. Committees 23. Congress 24. Disarmament 25. Disarmaments 26. District of Columbia 27. Communism 28. Education 29. Education – Federal Aid 30. Equal Rights 31. Fair trade – quality Stabilization 32. Fair trade 33. FCC

Box 145 88th Congress (Federal Control-Liquor) Folder

1. Federal Control 2. Federal Employees & Pay 3. Federal Employees 4. Federal Highways 5. Highway (Interstate) 6. Finance Charge Disclosure Act 7. Finance Charge Disclosure Act 1963 8. Firearms 9. Foreign Aid 10. Foreign Aid 11. Foreign Policy 12. Foreign Policy 13. General 14. General 15. General 16. Miscellaneous 17. Government Operations 18. Health 19. Housing 20. Immigration 21. Imports and Exports

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22. Finance – Beef Imports Special File 23. Insurance 24. Interior 25. Judiciary 26. Kennedy 27. Labor – General 28. Liquor

Box 146 88 th Congress (Labor-Prayer Amendment) Folder

1. Labor – Minimum Wage 2. Labor Poverty 3. Labor – Minimum Wage 4. Military 5. Miscellaneous January – February 6. Miscellaneous August – December 1963 7. Miscellaneous Out of State 8. Obscene Literature 9. Peace Corps 10. Postal 11. Public Works 12. Railroads 13. Railroad Strike 14. Railroad Retirement 15. Rules 16. Rule XXII Proposed Changes 17. Senate Rule 22 18. Small Business 19. Small Business 20. Social Security 21. Social Security – Medical Care 22. Social Security Medical Care 23. Supreme Court Prayer

Box 147 88 th Congress (Sugar-End) Folder

1. Sugar 2. Tariffs 3. Taxes – General 4. Area Redevelopment 5. Taxes – General Part 1 6. Taxes – General Part 2 7. Taxes Charity Deductions 8. Taxes Co-ops

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9. Taxes Dividends 10. Taxes- Excise 11. Taxes – Income 12. Taxes – Insurance 13. Transportation 14. Transportation 15. Treaties – Test Ban 16. Treaties 17. Test Bans & Civil Rights 18. United Nations 19. Veteran Pensions 20. Veterans 21. Veteran Pensions 22. Veteran Committee 23. Vivisection 24. Vivisection 25. Wilderness 1963 26. Wilderness 27. Economy Inflation 28. Select Committee on Equal Education 29. Misc. Letters 30. Legislative History of the Select Committee on Equal Educational Opportunities

Box 148 89 th Congress (A-Communism) Folder

1. Aging Committee 2. Miscellaneous – Nebraska 3. Agriculture General 4. Agriculture General 5. Agriculture Beef 6. Agriculture Beef 7. Agriculture Export on Hides 8. Agriculture Imports 9. Agriculture Wheat 10. Appropriations – Labor HEW 11. Armed Services 12. Armed Service3s 13. Banking – January 1 through June 1, 1965Banking 14. Banking 15. Banking 16. Budget 17. Budget 18. Civil Rights 19. Civil Service (retirement) 20. Civil Service

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21. Commerce 22. Commerce 23. Commerce – Box Cars 24. Commerce – Box Cars 25. Commerce Packaging & Labeling Bill 26. Commerce Packaging and Labeling 27. Communism 28. Communism

Box 149 89 th Congress (Congress-General) Folder

1. Congress 2. Congress 3. Defense 4. Disarmament 5. District of Columbia 6. Economy 7. District of Columbia 8. Education 9. Education 10. Equal Rights 11. Equal Rights 12. Fair Trade 13. Federal Control 14. Federal Control 15. Federal Employees 16. Federal Employees 17. Finance 18. Finance 19. Firearms 20. Firearms January – July 1966 21. Firearms August – December 1966 22. Foreign Aid 23. Foreign Aid 24. Foreign Policy 25. Foreign Policy 26. Foreign Policy – Vietnam 27. Foreign Policy – Vietnam January – March 1966 28. Foreign Policy – Vietnam July- December 1966 29. Foreign Policy – Vietnam June – July 1966 30. Foreign Relations 31. General - Nebraska 32. General - Nebraska

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1. Government Operations 2. Government Operations 3. Health 4. Health 5. Highway General 6. Highway Billboards 7. Highway Billboards 8. Highway Interstate 9. Housing 10. Housing 11. Immigration 12. Imports – Exports 13. Imports & Exports 14. Inflation 15. Inflation 16. Insurance 17. Insurance 18. Interior 19. Interior 20. Labor General 21. Labor ( Equal Employment) 22. Labor – General 23. Labor Airlines 24. Labor Migratory Farm 25. Labor Minimum Wage 26. Labor Minimum Wage 27. Labor Right-to-work August through December 1965 28. Labor Right-to-work January – July 1965 29. Right-to-work 14B Taft-Hartley 30. Labor – Right-to-work 31. Labor (Secondary Boycotts) 32. Labor Spouse’s Benefits

Box 151 89 th Congress (Labor-Social Security) Folder

1. Labor – Unemployment Compensation February – June 1966 2. Labor Unemployment Compensation July – December 1966 3. Labor – War on Poverty 4. Labor – War on Poverty 5. Liquor 6. Misc. March – June 1965 7. Misc. Nebraska June – December Part 1 8. Misc. Nebraska June – December Part 2

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9. Misc. Nebraska January – February 1965 10. Misc. Nebraska April through June 1966 11. Misc. Nebraska July – December 1966 12. Obscene Literature 13. Obscene Literature 14. Patents 15. Postal 16. Postal Leasing 17. Postal 18. Public Works 19. Public Works 20. Railroads 21. Railroads 22. Railroad retirement 23. Railroad retirement 24. Rules 25. Rules 26. Small Business 27. Small Business 28. Social Security January – May 1965

Box 152 89 th Congress (Social Security-End) - 90 th Congress, General Folder

1. Social Security May – June 1965 2. Social Security 1966 3. Social Security Medicare 1965 4. Social Security Medicare 5. Sugar 1965 6. Sugar 1966 7. Supreme Court Prayer 1965 8. Tariffs 1964 & 1965 9. Tariffs 1966 10. Taxes – General 1965 11. Taxes 1965 & 1966 12. Taxes – Co-ops 1965 13. Taxes – Excise 1965 14. Taxes – Excise 1966 15. Taxes – Income 1965 16. Taxes – Income 1966 17. Taxes – Liquor 1964 18. Taxes – Phone 1965-1966 19. Treaties 1966 20. Television 1965 – 1966 21. Transportation 1965 22. Transportation 1966

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23. Treaties 24. United Nations 1965 25. United Nations 1966 26. Veterans General 1965 27. Veterans 28. Veterans Pensions 1965 29. Veterans Pensions 1966 30. Vivisection 1965 31. Vivisection 1966 32. Wilderness 1965 33. General Nebraska 1967 34. Misc. – Nebraska 1967 35. Miscellaneous – Nebraska 1967 36. Misc. Nebraska 1967

Box 153 90 th Congress (General-Armed Services) Folder

1. General 1968 2. Misc (Nebraska) January – March 1968 3. Misc. (Nebraska) April – June 1968 4. Misc. (Nebraska) July – September 1968 5. Misc. (Nebraska) October – December 1968 6. Aeronautical and Space Sciences 1968 7. Agriculture General January – March 1967 8. Agriculture April – June 1967 9. Agriculture General July – September 1967 10. Agriculture Meat Imports 1967 11. Agriculture Corn 1967 12. Sugar 1967 13. Agriculture General October – December 1967 14. Agriculture January – March 1968 15. Agriculture April – June 1968 16. Agriculture July – December 1968 17. Appropriations 18. Appropriations State Justice and Commerce 19. Armed Services January – March 1967 20. Armed Services April - June 1967 21. Armed Services July – December 1967 22. Armed Services 1968

Box 154 90 th Congress (Banking & Currency-Finance) Folder

1. Banking and Currency 1967 2. Housing 1967

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3. Banking and Currency 1968 4. Banking and Currency 1968 5. Commerce January – March 1967 6. Commerce April – June 1967 7. Commerce July – September 1967 8. Commerce October – December 1967 9. Commerce Educational TV 1967 10. Railroads 1967 11. Commerce Public Broadcasting 1967 12. Commerce Packaging and Labeling 1967 13. Imports-Exports 1967 14. Highways (General) 1967 15. Commerce 1968 16. Commerce January – March 1968 17. Commerce April – June 1968 18. Commerce July- September 1968 19. Commerce October – December 1968 20. District of Columbia 1967 21. District of Columbia 1968 22. Finance 1967 23. Budget 1967 24. Inflation 1967 25. Social Security General January – June 1967 26. Social Security General July – December 1967 27. Social Security Medicare January – June 1967 28. Social Security Medicare July – December 1967

Box 155 90 th Congress (Finance-Foreign Relations) Folder

1. Taxes – General January – June 1867 2. Taxes – General July – December 1967 3. Taxes – Income 1967 4. Finance 1968 5. Finance January – June 1968 6. Finance Taxes – General January – June 1968 7. Finance Taxes – General July – December 1968 8. Budget 1968 9. Finance Meat Imports 1968 10. Finance Medicare – 1968 11. Finance Social Security 1968 12. Foreign Relations January – March 1967 13. Foreign Relations April – June 1967 14. Hruska Speech – Consular Treaty/Russia 15. Foreign Relations July – December 1967 16. Foreign Aid 1967

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17. Foreign Relations Rhodesia 1967 18. Foreign Relations Treaties January – February 1967 19. Foreign Relations Treaties March 1967 20. Foreign Relations Treaties April – December 1967 21. Foreign Relations 1968

Box 156 90 th Congress (Foreign Aid-Labor) Folder

1. Foreign Relations – Foreign Aid 1968 2. Foreign Relations – Korea 1968 3. Foreign Relations –Rhodesia 1968 4. Foreign Relations – Treaties 1968 5. Foreign Relations Vietnam January – March 1967 6. Foreign Relations Vietnam April – June 1967 7. Foreign Relations Vietnam July – September 1967 8. Foreign Relations Vietnam October – December 1967 9. Foreign Relations Vietnam 1968 10. Foreign Relations Vietnam 1968 11. Gov. Operation 1967 12. Govt. Operations HNAD 1967 13. Govt. Operation 1968 14. Interior 1967 15. Interior – Indian Affairs 16. Wilderness 1967 17. Interior 1968 18. Interior – Indian Affairs 1968 19. Labor & Public Welfare January – March 1968 20. Labor & Public Welfare April – June 1968 21. Labor and Public Welfare July – September 1968 22. Labor & Public Welfare October – December 1968 23. Education Federal Aid to 1967 24. Education 1967 25. Education 1968 26. Health 1967 27. Health 1968 28. Labor January – March 1967

Box 157 90 th Congress (Labor-End) Folder

1. Labor April – June 1967 2. Labor July – September 1967 3. Labor – October – December 1967 4. Liquor 1967 5. Labor Minimum Wage 1967

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6. Labor Railroad Strike 1967 7. Labor War on Poverty 8. Labor HR 100 Sites Picketing 9. Labor War on Poverty 1968 10. Post Office and Civil Service January – June 1967 11. Post Office and Civil Service July – December 1967 12. Post office and Civil Service January – June 1968 13. Post Office and Civil Service July – December 1968 14. Public Works 15. Public Works 1967 16. Public Works 1968 17. Rules 1967 18. Rules and Administration 1968 19. Veterans General 1967 20. Veterans Pensions 1967 21. Labor Veterans 1968 22. Atomic Energy Joint 23. Economic Joint 24. Joint Committee on Atomic Energy 1968 25. Joint Committee on Economics 1968 26. Organization of the Congress Joint 27. Joint Committee on Printing 1968 28. Select Committee on Standards board of Conduct 1968 29. Small Business 1967 30. Select Committee on Standards and Conduct 1967 31. Small Business 1968

Box 158 91 st Congress (1969) (A-Armed Services) Folder

1. General 1969 2. General Nebraska January – March 1969 Part 1 3. General Nebraska January – March 1969 Part 2 4. General Nebraska April - June 1969 Part 1 5. General Nebraska April - June 1969 Part 2 6. General Nebraska July – September 1969 7. General Nebraska October - December 1969 Part 1 8. General Nebraska October - December 1969 Part 2 9. General Nebraska October - December 1969 Part 3 10. Aero & Space Sciences 1969 11. NASA 1969 12. Mariner Photos of Mars NASA 13. Agriculture January – March 1969 14. Agriculture April – June 1969 15. Agriculture July – September 1969 16. Agriculture October – December 1969

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17. Appropriations 1969 18. Armed Services January – March 1969 19. Armed Services April – June 1969 20. Armed Services July – September 1969 21. Armed Services October – December 1969 22. Armed Services – ABM January – June 1969

Box 159 91 st Congress (1969) (Armed Services-Finance) Folder

1. Armed Services ABM – July – December 1969 2. Banking and Currency 1969 3. Commerce January – May 1969 4. Commerce June 1969 5. Commerce July – September 1969 6. Commerce October – December 1969 7. District of Columbia 1969 8. Finance January – June 1969 9. Finance July – December 1969 10. Finance Inflation 1969 11. Finance Meat Imports 1969 12. Finance Oil 1969 13. Finance Social Security and Medicare 1969

Box 160 91 st Congress (1969) (Finance-Foreign Relations) Folder

1. Finance – Taxes 2. Finance – Taxes January – March 1969 3. Finance – Taxes April - June 1969 4. Finance Taxes July- September 1969 Part 1 5. Finance Taxes July- September 1969 Part 2 6. Finance – Taxes October – December 1969 Part 1 7. Finance – Taxes October – December 1969 Part 2 8. Finance – Taxes October – December 1969 Part 3 9. Finance – Taxes October – December 1969 Part 4 10. Finance – Taxes October – December 1969 Part 5 11. Foreign Relations 1969 Part 1

Box 161 91 st Congress (1969) (Foreign Relations-Labor & Public Welfare) Folder

1. Foreign Relations 1969 Part 2 2. Foreign Relations Vietnam January – June 1969 3. Foreign Relations Vietnam July – December 1969 Part 1 4. Foreign Relations Vietnam July – December 1969 Part 2

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5. Foreign Relations Vietnam July – December 1969 Part 3 6. Interior January – June 1969 7. Interior July – December 1969 8. Judiciary 1969 9. Judiciary Committee Anti-trust 10. Judiciary Committee Constitutional Amendments Subcommittee 11. Judiciary Committee Constitutional Rights S 1461 12. Judiciary Committee Constitutional Rights DC Bail 13. Judiciary Committee Constitutional Amendments Electoral College Reform 14. Judiciary Committee Nominations 15. Labor and Public Welfare January – March 1969 16. Labor and Public Welfare April – June 1969 17. Labor and Public Welfare July –September 1969 18. Labor and Public Welfare October – December 1969 Part 1 19. Labor and Public Welfare October – December 1969 Part 2 20. Labor and Public Welfare October – December 1969 Part 3

Box 162 91 st Congress (1969-1970) (Labor-General, 1970) Folder

1. Labor and Public Welfare Education 1969 2. Labor and Public Welfare War on Poverty 1969 3. Labor and Public Welfare Veterans Affairs 1969 4. Post Office and Civil Service January – March 1969 5. Post Office and Civil Service April – June 1969 Part 1 6. Post Office and Civil Service April – June 1969 Part 2 7. Post Office and Civil Service July – September 1969 8. Post Office and Civil Service October – December 1969 9. Public Works 1969 10. Rules and Administration 1969 11. Rules and Administration Standards of Conduct 12. Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs 1969 13. Small Business 1969 14. Standards of Conduct 1969 15. Joint Committee on Atomic Energy 1969 16. Joint Economic Committee 1969 17. Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation 1969 18. Joint Committee on Reduction of Federal Expenditures 1969 19. General Legislation 1970 20. Miscellaneous January – February 1970 21. Miscellaneous March – April 1970 22. Miscellaneous May – June 1970 23. Miscellaneous July –September 1970 24. Miscellaneous October – December 1970

Box 163 91 st Congress (1970) (General-Appropriations)

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1. Agriculture January – March 1970 Part 1 2. Agriculture January – March 1970 Part 2 3. Agriculture April – June 1970 4. Agriculture July- September 1970 5. Agriculture October – December 1970 6. Appropriations – General 1970 7. Appropriations – Agriculture General 1970 8. Appropriations – ARS 1970 9. Appropriations – Agriculture REA 1970 10. Agriculture SCS – 1970 11. Defense 1970 12. District of Columbia 1970 13. Foreign Operations 1970 14. HUD 1970 15. Labor-HEW 1970 16. Independent Offices 1970 17. Interior 1970 18. Appropriations – Interior 1970 19. LHEW January – April 1970 20. Labor HEW May – August Part 1

Box 164 91 st Congress (1970) (Appropriations-Commerce) Folder

1. Labor HEW May – August Part 2 2. LHEW September – December 1970 3. Military Construction 4. Public Works 5. Appropriations Public Works 6. State, Justice and Commerce 1970 7. Treasury Post Office Exec. 1970 8. Supplemental 1970 9. Transportation 10. Armed Services January – March 1970 11. Armed Services April – June 1970 12. Armed Services July – September 1970 13. Armed Services October – December 1970 14. Banking & Currency January – March 15. Banking & Currency April – June 16. Banking and Currency July – September 17. Banking and Currency October – December 18. Banking and Currency Credit Unions 19. Banking and Currency Housing 20. Banking and Currency Housing and Urban Affairs

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21. Commerce January – March 22. Commerce April – June 23. Commerce July – September 24. Commerce October – December

Box 165 91 st Congress (1970) (D.C.-Foreign Relations) Folder

1. District of Columbia 1970 2. Finance January – March 3. Finance April – June 4. Finance July – September 5. Finance October – December 6. Finance Meat Imports Part 1 7. Finance Meat Imports Part 2 8. Finance Railroad Retirement 9. Finance Social Security and Medicare 10. Finance Taxes Part 1 11. Finance Taxes Part 2 12. Foreign Relations January – June 1970 Part 1 13. Foreign Relations January – June 1970 Part 2 14. Foreign Relations July – December 1970 Part 1 15. Foreign Relations July – December 1970 Part 2 16. Foreign Relations Cambodia 1970 Part 1

Box 166 91 st Congress (1970) (Foreign Relations-Labor & Public Welfare) Folder

1. Foreign Relations Cambodia 1970 Part 2 2. Foreign Relations Vietnam January – June 1970 Part 1 3. Foreign Relations Vietnam January – June 1970 Part 2 4. Foreign Relations Vietnam July – December 1970 5. Government Operations 6. Interior 1970 7. Judiciary General 8. Judiciary Charters, Holidays and Celebrations 1970 9. Judiciary Civil Disorder 10. Judiciary Constitutional Amendments 11. Judiciary Constitutional Rights 12. Judiciary Courts 13. Judiciary Criminal Laws and Procedures 14. Judiciary Organized Crime 15. S 30 Organized Crime Control Act 16. Judiciary Haynsworth Nomination 17. Judiciary National Committee on Indian Rights 18. Judiciary Immigration and Naturalization

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19. Judiciary Internal Security Otepka Correspondence 20. Judiciary Juvenile Delinquency 21. Judiciary Legal Services 22. Judiciary Separation of Powers 23. Labor & Public Welfare January – March 1970 Part 1 24. Labor and Public Welfare January – March 1970 Part 2 25. Labor and Public Welfare April – June 1970 Part 1

Box 167 91 st Congress (1970) (Labor & Public Welfare-Public Works) Folder

1. Labor & Public Welfare April – June 1970 Part 2 2. Labor and Public Welfare April – June 1970 Part 3 3. Labor and Public Welfare July – September 1970 Part 1 4. Labor and Public Welfare July – September 1970 Part 2 5. Labor and Public Welfare October – December 1970 Part 1 6. Labor and Public Welfare October – December 1970 Part 2 7. Labor and Public Welfare October – December 1970 Part 3 8. Labor and Public Welfare Health 9. Labor and Public Welfare Education 10. Labor and Public Welfare Veterans Affairs 11. Post Office and Civil Service January – March 1970 12. Post Office and Civil Service April – June 1970 Part 1 13. Post Office and Civil Service April – June 1970 Part 2 14. Post Office and Civil Service April – June 1970 Part 3 15. Post Office and Civil Service July – December 1970 16. Public Works Interstate Highway Fund 17. Public Works January – June 1970 Part 1

Box 168 91 st Congress (1970) (End) - 94th Congress/Correspondence Folder

1. Public Works January – June 1970 Part 2 2. Public Works January – June 1970 Part 3 3. Public Works July – December 1970 4. Rules Staff Salaries 5. Rules and Administration 6. Small Business 7. Standards and Conduct 8. Veterans 9. Joint Committee on Reduction Federal Expenditures 10. Committee on Committees 11. Select Committee on Senate Ethics 12. Agriculture 1974 Correspondence 13. Issues 14. Ag- 1 Issues

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15. Ag-1 Issues 16. 1-1 Agriculture 17. 1-2 Environmental Protection Agency 18. 2 Legislation 19. 2-1 School Lunch Program 20. Appropriations 21. 1 Agriculture, Environmental and Consumer Protection 22. 1-1-2 Agriculture Research Service 23. 1-1-3 Agriculture Stabilization & Conservation Service 24. 1-1-11 Soil Conservation Service 25. 1-1-12 Statistical Reporting Service 26. 2 Defense 27. 3 Deficiencies and Supplemental 28. 5 Foreign Operations 29. 6-3 GSA 30. 6-4 HUD 31. 7 Interior 32. 8 Labor Health, Education and Welfare 33. 9 Legislative 34. 8-3 Office of Education 35. 10 Military Construction 36. 11-3 Bureau of Reclamation 37. 11-4 Corps of Engineers 38. 12 State, Justice, Judiciary and Commerce 39. 13 Transportation 40. 14 Treasury Post Office and Executive

Box 168A Correspondence 1973 Folder

1. 1 Imports & export matter 2. Trade (See Jud) 1973 3. 1-2 Meat Imports 4. Tariffs and Trade Agreements 5. 3 International Trade 6. 4 Fair Trade 7. 5 Regulations 8. Transportation 1 Air 9. 1-1 Airports and Airways 10. Tr 1-1 International Airport 11. 1-2 Air Safety 12. 1-3 Air Passenger and Freight Traffic 13. 2-1 Auto Safety 14. 2 Land 15. 3 Rail 16. 3-1 Boxcar Problems

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17. 4 Ocean and Inland Waterways 18. 4-1 Ports- Harbor-Shipyards-Docks 19. 1 Communication 20. 1-2 Telephone, Telegraph, and Cable 21. 2 Power- Lights 22. 2 Defense 23. 8-3 Office of Education 24. 8 Labor, Health, Education and Welfare 25. Public Relations 26. 7 Publicity 27. PR 7-2 Newspaper, Magazine, Periodical Articles 28. Pr 9-1 29. 8-2 OEO 30. 8-4 Hill-Burton 31. 11 Public Works 32. 11-3 Bureau of Reclamation 33. 11-4 Corps of Engineers 34. 12 State, Justice, Judiciary, Commerce 35. 12-3 LEAA 36. 13 Transportation 37. 14 Treasury, Post Office, Executive 38. Associations and Organizations 39. Arts and Humanities 40. A&O 3 41. 3 American Revolution Bicentennial 42. 1 Personnel Matters 43. Public Works 44. 1 Federal Highways 45. 2 States 46. 3 Minimum Wage (General 47. Salaries 48. 1-2 Congressional and Judicial 49. 1 Federal Employees 50. Servicemen and Veterans 51. Selective Services (General Matters not cases) 52. 1 Servicemen and Officers 53. 1-1 Pay and Allowance 54. 1-2 Officers and Commissions 55. 2 Veterans 56. 2-1 Education and Training 57. 2-2 Loan Guarantees 58. 2-3 Annuities and Pensions

Box 169 Correspondence, 1974 Folder

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1. Arts and Humanities 2. Associations and Organizations 3. 2 Jefferson Expansion Memorial Commission 4. James Madison Memorial Commission 5. American Revolution Bicentennial Commission 6. Atomic Energy 7. Budgets 8. Joint Committee on the Budget 9. Civil Service 10. Congress 11. Committee of Congress 12. Senate 13. House 14. Legislation 15. General 16. General Accounting Offices 17. Library of Congress 18. Government Printing Offices 19. Ethics of Members (Including Staff) 20. Organization – Reorganization 21. Constituents 22. Defense Affairs 23. Reservations (Forts, Camps, Posts) 24. Defense – Fort Omaha 25. Training 26. Armed Forces 27. Reserve Program 28. Surplus Property (Real Estate, Buildings, Equipment) 29. Weapons, Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives 30. Disasters 31. Economics 32. Business Conditions 33. Industry 34. Inflation 35. Cost of Living 36. Population of Economy 37. National Development 38. Economy Development 39. Consumer Protection 40. Education 41. Adult Education 42. National Defense Student Loans 43. Colleges and Universities (Higher Education)

Box 170 Correspondence, 1974 Folder

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1. Disadvantaged and Handicapped 2. Faculty-Teachers 3. Executive Branch 4. The President 5. Executives Offices of the President 6. Ex: 3 FCC 7. Departments and Agencies 8. Federal Aid to Education 9. Libraries 10. School (Elementary and Secondary) 11. Parochial and Private School 12. Public School 13. Vocational and Technical Education 14. Ex: 3 Commerce 15. Ex-3 GSA 16. Ex-3 ICC 17. Ex-3 Justice 18. Ex-3 LEAA 19. Ex: 3 OEO 20. Ex: 3 Revenue Sharing 21. Ex-3 SEC 22. Ex: 3 State 23. Ex: 3 US Tariff 24. ex: 3 Treasury 25. Organization and Reorganization 26. Finance 27. Banks and Banking 28. Currency 29. Revenue Sharing 30. Foreign Relations 31. Foreign Policy Part 1 32. Foreign Policy Part 2 33. Prisoner of War 34. Foreign Aid 35. Treaties and Peace Pact 36. United Nations 37. International Conferences 38. Health and Welfare January – April 1974 Part 1

Box 171 Correspondence, 1974 Folder

1. Health and Welfare January – April 1974 Part 2 2. Health and Welfare May –December 1974 Part 1 3. Health and Welfare May –December 1974 Part 2

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4. Health and Welfare May –December 1974 Part 3 5. Health and Welfare May –December 1974 Part 4 6. Community Health and Sanitation 7. Sewage (Sewage Disposal and System) 8. Stream and River Pollution 9. Air Pollution 10. Disease and Conditions (Includes Research and Promotion Programs) 11. Anti-Vivisectioner 12. Food and Drugs 13. Mental Health Programs 14. Poverty Programs 15. Medicare 16. Housing and Urban Development 17. Housing 18. Financing (Loans) 19. Urban Renewal 20. Community Development 21. Immigration and Naturalization 22. Citizenship 23. Quotas, Refugees, Displaced Persona 24. Indian Affairs 25. Land Development and Use 26. Economic and Social Matters 27. Insurance and Retirement 28. Federal Government 29. Insurance (Accident, Health, Life) 30. Retirement and Annuities (includes Disability)

Box 172 Correspondence, 1974 Folder

1. Railroad Retirement 2. Compensations (Workmen Unemployment) 3. Private and Industrial Insurance and retirement 4. Judiciary 5. Budgets 6. Nominations 7. Private Bills 8. Antitrust and Monopoly Part 1 9. Antitrust and Monopoly Part 2 10. Administrative Practices and Procedures 11. Constitutional Amendments 12. Electoral College 13. Prayer Amendment 14. Presidential Election 15. Equal Rights

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16. Constitutional Rights 17. Civil Rights 18. Criminal Justice 19. Freedom of the Press 20. School Desegregation 21. Voting Rights 22. Wiretapping 23. Criminal Laws and Procedures 24. Federal Charters, Holidays and Celebrations 25. Immigration and Naturalization 26. Improvements in Judicial Machinery 27. Jury Selection 28. National Commission on the Revision of the Federal Court Appellate System 29. Internal Security 30. National Penitentiaries 31. Separation of Powers 32. Juvenile Delinquency 33. Pornography 34. Drugs 35. Firearms 36. Patents, Trademarks and Copyrights 37. Labor 38. Condition-Employment and Unemployment

Box 173 Correspondence, 1974 Folder

1. Strikes-Work Stoppage 2. Unions 3. Migrant Labor- Seasonal Labor 4. Fair Labor Standards 5. Manpower Development and Training 6. Land 7. Conservation – Protection and Reclamation 8. Land Management 9. Legal Matters 10. Claims-Litigations 11. Decisions-Opinions 12. Nebraska State 13. Nebraska State Society 14. Mail 15. Classes, Mail 16. Postages-Rates and Permits 17. Stamps – Commemorative 18. Transportation of Mail 19. Memorials and Holidays

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20. Landmarks, Buildings, etc 21. National Security 22. Civil Defense 23. Joslyn Art Museum 24. HDR 25. Nebraska State Historical Society 26. Natural Resources 27. Fish and Wildlife Part 1 28. Fish and Wildlife Part 2 29. Natural Resources May – December 1974 30. Metals and Minerals (Includes Mines and Mining) 31. Water Resources and Watersheds 32. Daylight savings time 33. Nominations 34. Federal Department and Agency Heads 35. Natural Resources January – April 1974 Part 1

Box 174 Correspondence, 1974 Folder

1. Natural Resources January – April 1974 Part 2 2. Nomination US Marshall Ron Romans 3. Parks and Recreation 4. Forests 5. Parks 6. Reservations and Cemeteries 7. Recreation 8. Facilities 9. Wilderness Areas 10. Presidential January – April 1974 Part 2 11. Presidential January – April 1974 Part 1 12. Presidential May – December 1974 Part 1 13. Presidential May – December 1974 Part 2 14. Rockefeller Part 1 15. Rockefeller Part 2 16. Post Office 17. Buildings 18. Public Relations 19. United States Treaties and Other International Agreements Volume 21 Part 2 1970

Box 174-A Addenda Misc. Files to insert in designated cartons Folder

1. Cos-Coz (Box 22) 2. Speech Omaha Brunch June 16, 1976 (Carton 44) 3. TV Program Miscellany to be identified (Box 47 or 48)

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4. Scrapbook Clippings 1955-1956 (Box 62) 5. Additional Clips dated where possible (box 62-65) 6. Additional news clips All years (box 62-65) 7. Speech WFLA Convention St. Paul, MN August 2-7, 1975 (Box 44a) 8. WFLA Nebraska State Meeting Ord, NE August 28, 1975 (Box 44a) 9. United States Senate Witness List Senator Roman L. Hruska, Nebraska 1954-1974 10. Robo’s 1975 (Box 121) 11. Judiciary Juvenile Delinquency 1969 (Box 127a) 12. J. Mark Trice & Family August 19, 1970 (Box 30-33) 13. Military Wife of the Year May 7, 1974 14. Hruska, McClellan, Saxbe 1975 15. Swearing in of Senator Norris Cotton (NH) for 1 month term September 3, 1975 16. Rep. Wilson’s Mexican Fiesta Party May 5, 1976 17. President Ford’s Birthplace May 7, 1976 18. Multiple Sclerosis Dinner of Champions, Washington May 21, 1976 19. Omaha Junior High School June 3, 1976 20. Arbor Heights Junior High School, Omaha June 3, 1976 21. Presentation of Bicentennial Medal June 22, 1976 22. Republican Leadership at White House June 23, 1976 23. 4H’ers from Burwell, NE June 29, 1976 24. Scottsbluff 4H Club (RLH Not included) June 30, 1976 25. Rep. McCollister’s Summer Interns July 1976 26. Rod Nieman of Omaha July 27, 1976 27. Boys’ and Girls’ Nation Delegates July 27, 1976 28. Staff (Dixon) Farewell July 29, 1976 29. Bicentennial Salute to Nebraska August 3, 1976 30. Republican National Convention, Kansas city August 15, 1976 31. Photo Binder #1 (Box 30-33) 32. Photo Binder #2 ( Box 30-33) 33. Photo Binder #3 ( Box 30-33)

Box 174-B Inserts Cartons TV Tapes 49-59 & Committee Reports – 99 Folder

1. Film Reel #1 1960 (Box 49-59) 2. Film Reel #2 Undated TV Tape 3. Film Reel #3 Undated TV Tape 2 4. Film Reel #4 1960 -2 5. Film Reel #5 Capitol Report April 26, 1959 6. Film Reel #6 Hruska April 12, 1959 7. Film Reel #7 Capitol Report March 29, 1959 8. Film Reel #8 March 15, 1959 9. Film Reel #9 Capitol Report March 1, 1959 10. Film Reel #10 Capitol Report February 15, 1959 11. Film Reel #11 Capitol Report February 28, 1958 12. Film Reel #12 1957

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13. Film Reel #13 July 19, 1957 14. Film Reel #14 July 7, 1957 15. Film Reel #15 Roman Hruska March 20, 1960 16. Film Reel #16 Capitol Report May 24, 1959 17. Film Reel #17 1959 18. Film Reel #18 Capitol Report September 19, 1959 19. Film Reel #20 1960 -3 20. Film Reel #21 1960 -4 21. Structure and Internal Procedures: Recommendations for change June 1975 (Box 99) 22. Committee Hearings 92 nd Congress 1971 23. Committee Hearings 91 st Congress 1970 24. Committee Reports 92 nd Congress 1972

Box 174-C Addenda Misc. Files to insert in designated cartons Folder

1. Dedication Kennedy Youth Center, WV December 9, 1968 (Box 41) 2. Committee Report 92 nd Congress 1972 (Box 99) 3. Committee Report 92 nd Congress 1972 (Box 99) 4. Reception US Capitol – Laurence Welk Guest Date Unknown (Box 30-33) 5. National Petroleum Dealers Association Dinner Late 1950’s 6. Misc. Photos Date Unknown 7. Misc. Senate Wives Photos Date Unknown 8. Hruska and Fred Seaton 1950’s 9. US Congressmen from Nebraska 1953-1955 10. Judge Vanpelt’s Hearings in Senate June 6, 1957 11. Lastovica’s Visit to Office July 17, 1962 12. Mrs. Mundt’s Luncheon for Mrs. Bottum August 13, 1962 13. Tour of Sanford Naval Base, Florida November 1962 14. Goldwater visit to Lincoln, NE Probably 1964 15. Duck Dinner Hruska’s Home 1967 16. Republican Convention, Miami August 3, 1968 17. Office Visitors with Hruska 1968-1969 18. President Nixon’s Inauguration January 20, 1969 19. Hruska and Dirksen at Wedding Reception April 19, 1969 20. David Eisenhower (AIDE) Summer 1969 21. Hruska Portrait Photos 1970 22. Apollo 17 Observation Trip December 1972 23. Navy League Luncheon at Navy Museum November 12, 1973 24. Hruska IPU Trip (Yugoslavia) 1974 25. Hruska’s and Curtis’s Trip to Greece (IPU) 1974 26. President Signing Defense Appropriations Bill September 22, 1976 27. Legislation 1973 Small Business 28. Contracts – Markets 29. Financing – Loans 30. Social Security

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31. Benefits 32. Eligibility (Coverage Requirements) 33. Space Affairs 34. State Government 35. Departments 36. Taxes 37. Federal 38. Excise 39. Income 40. State 41. European Trip August 5-23, 1971 (Box 81-82) 42. Foreign Travel in 1973 43. IPU Trip April 11-21, 1974 – Personal Correspondence File/Trip Log 44. IPU Trip April 11-21, 1974 Schedule of Side Trips Senator and Mrs. Hruska Only 45. IPU Trip April 11-21, 1974 Schedule of Official Conference Events 46. Caracas Trip January 2-9, 1975 47. Caracas Trip January 2-9, 1975 Part 2 48. Caracas Trip January 2-9, 1975 Part 3 49. NATO Congressional Tour May 22 – June 1, 1975 50. Apollo 17 Observation Trip

Box 174-D Departmental Academy Appointments All Years Folder

1. Gene A. Adams, Jr. 1957 2. Anders Tim Anderson, Jr. 3. Anderson, Gary L. 1969 4. Anderson, Steven Edward 1968 5. Mark M. Atkisson 1973 6. Mark Dale Audiss 7. Bachman, William A. 1964 8. Bailey, David L. 1961 9. Barker, Scott S. 1966 10. Duane P. Battles 11. Greg N. Bender 12. Bishop, Glade 1961 13. Samuel A. Blanchard 14. Norma Jean Blunck 15. Mark Anthony Boyle 16. Mark S. Breckenridge 17. Charles Bull 18. James E. Buttermore 19. Calek, Joseph R. 1962 20. John L. Charvat, JR. 1973 21. Francis C. Coble 22. Collidott, Charles 1956

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23. James P. Cooke, Jr. 24. Craft, Douglas Willard 1965 25. Eastman, Lawrence Richard 1959 26. Eastman, Terrence J. 27. Emanuel, Roy 1958 28. Gabriel, Lester 1963 29. Erling Scot German 30. Gilles, Gregory Lee 1966 31. Steven C. Hadley 1973 32. Harlan, James W. 1968 33. Craig T. Harvey 972 34. Harper A High, II 1973 35. Herbert G. Jensen Jr. 36. Hermanson, James Thorald 1960 37. Hetrick, Robert Charles 1962 38. Horacek, Jerry 1955 39. Robert J. Amig 40. Jack A. Jackson, Jr. 1972 41. Jensen, Thomas C, 1964 42. David Jennett 43. Johannesen, Robert Edward 1956 44. Johnson, Curtis Dean 1968 45. Kanive, Paul e. 1967 46. Keller, Michael M. 1966 47. Terence M. Keller 1970 48. Lee, Roger C. 1957 49. Logan, H. Edmond 1957 50. James A. Loseke 51. McCracken, James Charles Jr. 1961 52. McDermott, Michael 1959 53. McGuire, John S. 1962 54. McNeil, Maurice Michael Jr. 1969 55. Miller, Dyson 1956 56. Steven A. Minneman 57. Moseman, James August 1969 58. James L. Nelson 59. Nelson, Ralph Daniel 1967 60. Kevin Olson 1972 61. Nelse Christian Petersen 62. Gregory John Pieper 63. Rhoades, Gordon Thomas 1960 64. Richardson, Lawrence Craig 1958 65. Roberts, George Leslie 1964 66. Alan Dale Robertson 67. Roze, Ildis Robert 1958 68. Sharer, Bruce 1962

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69. John R. Shasteen 70. Stinson, Lee 1968 71. Hugh G. Story 72. David O. Tate 1972 73. Terry, Phillip E. 1966 74. Steven Eugene Troyer 75. David Undeland 76. Vosika, Eugene Larry 1959 77. Waiss, Alan James 1961 78. Waiss, Steven F. 1966 79. John R. Warner 1972 80. Watkins, Howard Eric 1967 81. Westbrook Donald R. 82. Wetterer, Michael T. 83. Wiles, Roger 1964 84. Wohlers, Everett 1964 85. Timothy J. Wrighton 86. Thomas T. Wyman 1972 87. Black Binder (Box 81)

Box 174-E Miscellaneous Items to be identified and to be added to designated cartons Folder

1. Index to Hruska Speech Collection 1958-1976 (Box 34) 2. Index to Hruska Speech Collection 1958-1976 (Box 34) 3. Signed Portrait photograph of Lyndon B. Johnson Date Unknown (Box 33) 4. Lincoln Day Dinner, Reno, Nevada February 15, 1960 (Box 33) 5. Hruska Tree Planting Photos April 27, 1976 (Box 33) 6. Voting Records 94 th Congress 1 st Session (Box 109) 7. Voting Records 94 th Congress 1 st Session Part 2 (Box 109) 8. Voting Records 94 th Congress 2nd Session (Box 109)

Box 174-F Miscellaneous Items to be identified and to be added to designated cartons Folder

1. Scrapbook 1976 (Box 65) 2. Press Releases October – December 1975 (Box 46) 3. Scrapbook 1975 (Box 65) 4. Scrapbook 1974 (Box 65) 5. Scrapbook 1975 (Box 65)

Box 174-G Insertions in Carton 29-J and 46, 33 Folder

1. Senators and Legal Officials – Nixon Administration Date Unknown (Box 33) 2. Press Releases 1975 (Box 46)

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3. 1975 Press Releases (Box 46) 4. 1974 Press Releases (Box 46) 5. Dept. of Air Force (Box 29-J) 6. Dept. of Agriculture 7. Action 8. Aeronautics Dept. 9. American Revolution Bicentennial Administration 10. Architect of the Capitol 11. Dept. of the Army 12. Bureau of Indian Affairs 13. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation 14. Bureau of Prisons 15. Bureau of Reclamation 16. Central Intelligence Agency 17. Civil Service Commission 18. Congressional Liaison 19. Congressional Research Service 20. Consumer Product Safety Commission 21. Corps of Engineers 22. Dept. of Commerce 23. Customs 24. Defense Dept. 25. Executive Office of the President 26. Embassies 27. Energy Research and Development Administration 28. Environmental Protection Agency 29. Executive office of the President Office of Management and Budget 30. Executive Office of the President Vice President 31. Farmers Home Administration 32. Federal Bureau of Investigation 33. Federal Communication Commission 34. Federal Energy Administration 35. Federal Housing Administration 36. Federal Reserve System 37. Federal Power Commission 38. Federal Trade Commission 39. Foreign Claims Settlement commission 40. General Accounting Office 41. General Services Administration 42. Government Printing Office 43. Health, Education, and Welfare Dept. 44. Housing and Urban Development 45. Dept. of the Interior 46. Immigration and Naturalization Service 47. International Trade Commission 48. Interstate Commerce Commission

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49. Justice Dept. 50. Labor Dept. 51. Library of Congress Congressional Research Service 52. Navy Dept. 53. National Fire Prevention and Control Administration 54. National Guard Association of the United States 55. National Endowment for the Humanities 56. National Science Foundation 57. Postal Service 58. Public Affairs Dept. 59. Railroad Retirement Board 60. Rural Electrification Administration 61. State Department 62. Supreme court of the United States 63. Securities and Exchange Commission 64. Sergeant at Arms 65. Small Business Administration 66. Treasury Department 67. Urban Mass Transportation Administration 68. Veterans Administration

Box 174-H Miscellaneous Items to be identified and to be added to designated cartons Folder

1. S res 524 Terrorist Attack on Istanbul Airport (Box 120-A) 2. S res553 Mike Mansfield Resolution 3. S res 144 Jim Thorpe Resolution 4. S con res 29 Annexation of Baltic Nations 5. S con res 77 Restrict FTC Regs 6. Sjres 55 Constitutional Amendment to Balance the Budget 7. Sjres 55 Constitutional Amendment to Balance the Budget 8. Sjres 49 Display of the US Flag 9. Sjres 180 Balanced Budget Const. Amendment 10. S con res 108 EEC Trade Practices 11. Scon res 124 Encourage Flying the flag on Bicentennial 12. S con res 129 Declaration of Independence Resolution 13. HR 10612 Amend No. 2105 14. HR 10612 Amend No. 2154 15. Amend Nos. 2506-2508 to Lobbying Disclosure HR 15 16. Guestbook August 1971 – May –1974 (Box 203) 17. 1966 Robo List (Box 121) 18. John C. Schmit (Box 174-D) 19. Robos sent in 1973 (Box 121) 20. Schedules of the Week 1972-1975 (Box 202) 21. Invitations Accepted/Regretted 1976 (Box 203) 22. Hearings on Select Committee on Equal Education 91 st Congress 1970

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23. Hearings on Select Committee on Equal Education 92 nd Congress 1971 24. Hearings on Select Committee on Equal Education 92 nd Congress 1971 25. Hearings on Select Committee on Equal Education 92 nd Congress 1971 26. Hearings on Select Committee on Equal Education 92 nd Congress 1971 27. Hearings on Select Committee on Equal Education 91 st Congress 1970 28. Hearings on Select Committee on Equal Education 91 st Congress 1970 29. Hearings on Select Committee on Equal Education 91 st Congress 1970 30. Hearings on Select Committee on Equal Education 91 st Congress 1970 31. Hearings on Select Committee on Equal Education 91 st Congress 1970 32. Hearings on Select Committee on Equal Education 91 st Congress 1970 33. Hearings on Select Committee on Equal Education 91 st Congress 1970 34. Hearings on Select Committee on Equal Education 91 st Congress 1970 35. Hearings on Select Committee on Equal Education 91 st Congress 1970

SERIES 16 – DEPARTMENTAL CORRESPONDENCE

Box 175 83 rd Congress (A-Treasury) Folder

1. Air Force Department 2. Agriculture Department 3. Agriculture - Production Marketing Administration 4. Agriculture – Reorganization 5. Agriculture – Rural Electrification Administration 6. Air Force – Special File (Sport Car Racing) 7. Air Force – Offutt Air Force Base 8. Air Force – Special File Offutt Housing Project 9. Army Department A-L 10. Army Department M-Z 11. Army – Corps of Engineers 12. Commerce Department 13. Defense Department 14. Executive Department 15. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare 16. Federal Security Agency 17. Interior Department 18. Interior – National Parks Service 19. Justice Department 20. Justice - Immigration & Naturalization 21. Labor Department 22. Navy Department 23. Post Office Department 24. Post Office – Nebraska Centennial Postage Stamp 25. Post Office – Commemorative Stamp for Mary the Mother of Christ 26. State Department A-L 27. State Department M-Z

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28. State – Special File Sam Waugh 29. State – Special File Indo-China 30. State – Special File Israel 31. Treasury Department 32. Treasury – Internal Revenue

Box 176 83 rd Congress (part) - 84 th Congress (part) Folder

1. Civil Service Commission 2. Atomic Energy Commission 3. Civil Aeronautics Board 4. Civil Defense Administration 5. Office of Education 6. Federal Housing Administration 7. Federal Power Commission 8. Federal Communications Commission 9. Federal Trade Commission 10. Foreign Claims Settlement Commission 11. Foreign Operations Administration 12. Comptroller General Accounting Office 13. General Services Administration 14. Government Printing Office 15. Housing & Home Finance Agency 16. Interstate Commerce Commission 17. Library of Congress 18. National Labor Relations Board 19. National Mediation Board 20. Public Housing Administration 21. Railroad Retirement Board 22. Reconstruction Finance Corporation 23. Selective Services System 24. Small Defense Plants Administration 25. Small Business Administration 26. Tariff Commission 27. US Information Agency 28. Veterans Administration A-H 29. Veterans Administration J-Z 30. Agriculture 84 th Congress – Benson, Secretary Ezra – Omaha Secretary of Commerce 31. Agriculture – Drought Areas 32. Agriculture – Farm Prices 33. Agriculture – Forest Service 34. Agriculture – Soil Conservation Service 35. Agriculture – General 36. Agriculture - Federal-States Regulations 37. Agriculture – Forest Service

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38. Air Force – Offutt Air Force Base 39. Air Force – General 40. Army – Visit to Fortress Monroe, Virginia 41. Army – American Ordinance Association Secretary Donald A. Quarles 42. Army – General 43. Army – Army Engineers 44. Civil Service – Retirement Benefits 45. Commerce – Patents 46. Commerce – General 47. Commerce – Nebraska Industrial Dispersion Program 48. Commerce – Bureau of the Census 49. Commerce – Bureau of Public Roads 50. Commerce – Civil Aeronautics Administration 51. Commerce - Coast and Geodetic Survey 52. Commerce – Maritime Administration 53. Commerce – National Bureau of Standards 54. Commerce – Weather Bureau 55. Commerce – Valentine’s Weather Bureau 56. Commerce – Patent Office 57. Defense – General 58. Interior – General 59. Interior – Bureau of Land Management 60. Interior – Bureau of Reclamation 61. Interior – National Park Service 62. Interior – Bureau of Mines 63. Interior – Fish and Wildlife Service 64. Justice – General 65. Justice – Federal Bureau of Investigation 66. Justice – Bureau of Prisons

Box 177 84 th (part)-85 th (part) Folder

1. Labor – General 2. Labor – Bureau of Employment Security 3. Labor – Wage and Hour and public Contracts Division 4. Health, Education, and Welfare – General 5. HEW – Food and Drug Administration 6. HEW – Fitness of American Youth (President’s Conference at Annapolis June 18-19, 1956) 7. Atomic Energy Commission 8. Civil Aeronautics Board 9. Export-Import Bank of Washington 10. Farm Credit Administration 11. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 12. Federal Trade Commission 13. Foreign Claims Settlement

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14. Foreign Operations Administration 15. General Services Administration 16. Housing and Home Finance Agency 17. Federal Housing Administration 18. Interstate Commerce Commission Freight Car Shortages 19. National Labor Relations Board 20. Railroad Retirement Board 21. Selective Service System 22. Tariff Commission 23. Small Business Administration Material 24. Tennessee Valley Authority 25. US Information Agency 26. The White House 27. Navy – General 28. Post Office 29. Post Office – Omaha Post Master 30. State – General 31. State – Yalta 32. Treasury – Appointments 33. Treasury – General 34. Veterans Administration – Lincoln Veterans Hospital Transfer to Air Force 35. Veterans Administration – Lincoln and Grand Island Hospital 36. Agriculture – Federal & State Regulations 85 th Congress 37. Agriculture 38. Agriculture – Soil Conservation Service 39. Agriculture – Cattle Inspection 40. Agriculture – Consumers Public Power District 41. Agriculture – Rural Electrification 42. Agriculture – Marketing Service 43. Agriculture – Wheat Grading 44. Agricultural Stabilization 45. Agriculture – Wheat 46. Agriculture Commodity Credit Corporation 47. Agriculture Commodity Stabilization Service 1958 48. Agriculture Commodity Stabilization Service 1956-57 49. Agriculture – Bid Program – Nebraska a “pilot” State December 10, 1957 50. Agriculture –Grain Shortage 51. Agriculture – Soil Bank 52. Agriculture – Wheat 1956 53. Agriculture – Federal Crop Insurance Corporation 54. Agriculture – Cattle and Dressed Beef Imports 55. Commerce – General 56. Commerce – Bureau of the Public Roads 57. Commerce – Bureau of the census 58. Commerce – Civil Aeronautics Administration 59. Commerce –Omaha Airport

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60. Commerce –Weather modification District

Box 178 85 th (Defense-Post Office) Folder

1. Defense – General 2. Defense – Swiss Watches 3. Air Force – Civil Air Patrol 4. Air Force – Offutt Air Force Base Chapel 5. Air Force – Lincoln Air Base Hospital 6. Air Force – Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Program 7. Air Force – Kearney Air Base 8. Army – General 9. Army – National Guard 10. Army – STRAC 11. Army – National Guard Armories 12. Army – Engineers 13. Navy – General 14. Navy- Fitch, R.A. 15. Health, Education, and Welfare – General 16. HEW – Food and Drug Administration 17. HEW – Bellevue 18. HEW – Fort Crook 19. HEW - Office of Vocational Rehabilitation 20. HEW – Sewage Disposal 21. HEW – Omaha Sewage Disposal 22. HEW – Public Health Service 23. HEW – National Institute of Health 24. Interior – General 25. Interior – Thurston County 26. Interior – Bureau of Indian Affairs 27. Interior – Bureau of Reclamation (General) 28. Interior – National Park Service 29. Interior – Fish and Wildlife Service 30. Justice- General 31. Justice – Judiciary 32. Justice – Federal Penitentiary 33. Labor – General 34. Labor – Construction Wages for Interstate Highway 35. Labor – Bureau of Employment Security 36. Post Office – General 37. Post Office – Bureau of Post Office Operation 38. Post Office - Omaha –Chadron Chicago & Northwestern Railway 39. Post Office – Commemorative Stamp for Augustine Herrman 40. Post Office –Bureau of Finance, Postage Stamps, Etc. Migratory Bird Hunting Stamps 41. Post Office – Omaha P.O. Terminal Building

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Box 179 85 th (End)-16 th (part) Folder

1. State – Tito 2. State – General 3. State – Germany 4. State – European Journalist Press Tour 5. State – Refugees 6. State – United Nations 7. State – ICA 8. Treasury 9. The White House 10. President’s Council on Youth Fitness 11. Bureau of the Budget 12. Watson Brothers Transportation Company 13. Freight Rates 14. Mo. Pacific Auburn to Crete 15. Adams, Sherman 16. Atomic Energy Commission 17. US Cost and Geodetic Survey Charts 18. Smithsonian 19. General Services Administration 20. Housing and Home Finance Agency 21. Federal Housing Administration 22. Lincoln Square – New York 23. Federal Communications Commission 1956 24. F.C.C. Western Nebraska TV, Inc. Robot – October Same letter 25. F.C.C. Western Nebraska TV Inc. and Robot 26. F.C.C. 27. F.C.C. Micro-Television (Collier Electric Co.) 28. F.C.C. Hay Springs 29. Civil Aeronautics Board 30. C.A.B. – VFR Part 60 of Civil Air Regulations 31. C.A.B. United Airlines Service to Phoenix 32. Agriculture – ASC Committee 86 th Congress 33. Agriculture 1959-1960 34. Agriculture Commodity Credit Corp. 35. Agriculture – Commodity Stabilization Service 36. Agriculture – Farmers Home Administration 37. Agriculture – Nebraska Wheat 38. Agriculture – Poultry Inspection 39. Agriculture – Rural Electrification 40. Agriculture – Soil Conservation 41. Air force 1959-1960 42. Air Force – Lincoln Air Base – Second Air Force, Barksdale Air Force, LA

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43. Air Force – I.CB.M. Lincoln Air Force Base 44. Air Force – Nike Bases 45. Air Force – I.CB.M. Omaha 46. Air Force3 – Omaha SAC Housing Study Report 47. Air Force – Air Pulse 48. Army – 1959-1960 49. Army – National Guard 50. Army Reserve 51. Army – Nebraska Plant for Manufacturing Propellant Fuel 52. Army – Omaha Steel 53. Army – Sioux Ordinance Plant Sidney, NE 54. Army Engineers 55. Wilkinson Manufacturing company

Box 180 86 th (to Railroad Retirement) Folder

1. Atomic Energy Commission 2. Central Intelligence Agency 3. Civil Aeronautics Board 4. Civil Defense 5. Commerce – Census Bureau 6. Commerce – Patents 7. Defense Department 8. Executive 9. Executive – Summit conference 10. Federal Aviation Agency 11. Federal Communications Commission 12. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 13. Federal Housing 14. Federal Housing Administration 15. Federal Reserve System 16. Federal Trade Commission 17. Federal Power Commission 18. Federal Power Commission – MUD 19. Federal Power Commission – MUD 20. Foreign Claims Settlement 21. General Accounting Office 22. General Services 23. General Services = Federal building & Post Office – Omaha 24. General Services – Omaha Alcohol Plant 25. Health, Education, and Welfare 26. HEW – Creighton School of Medicine 27. HEW – Food and Drug Administration 28. HEW – Food Additives 29. HEW – Goodwill Industries of Omaha

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30. HEW – Water & Sewage System 31. Interior 32. Interior – Fish and Wildlife 33. Interior – National Park Service Fort Atkinson 34. Interior – Indian Bureau 35. Interior – Bureau of Land Management 36. Interior – National Park Service 37. Interior – National Parks Prairie National monument 38. Interior – Saline Water 39. Interior – Youth Center 40. Interior – Bureau of Reclamation 41. Interstate Commerce Commission 42. Justice Dept. 43. Labor Dept. 44. Labor – Bureau of Employees Compensation 45. Labor Relations Board 46. Post Office – General July 1960 47. Post Office – General 1960 48. Post Office – 1959 49. Post Office – Chamblee, Georgia 50. Post Office – Commemorative Stamps 51. Bureau of Public Roads 52. Bureau of Public Roads – Nebraska Interstate File 53. Railroad Retirement Board

Box 181 86 th (end)-87 th (Defense) Folder

1. State Department 2. Small Business 3. Small Business – ICA 4. State – Khrushchev Visit 5. Supreme Court of the US 6. Tariff Commission 7. Tariff Commission – Lambs and Wool 8. Treasury 9. Treasury – Bureau of Customs 10. Treasury –Internal Revenue 11. United Nations 12. Veterans Administration – General 13. Veterans Administration – Lincoln Hospital 14. Veterans Administration – Lincoln Veteran Office 15. Agriculture – General 1961 87 th Congress 16. Agriculture – General 1962 17. Agriculture – Dual Grading 18. Agriculture Publicker Corn Contract

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19. Agriculture – Stability and Conservation Committee 20. Agriculture – Commodity Credit Corporation 21. Agriculture – Farmers Home Administration 22. Agriculture – Wheat 23. Agriculture – Forest Service 24. Agriculture – Ag Marketing Service 25. Agriculture – Commodity Stabilization Service 26. Agriculture – Rural Electrification Administration 27. Agriculture – Soil Conservation Service 28. Air Force – General 29. Air Force – Omaha Offutt A.F.B. 30. Army – General 31. Army Reserve 32. Army – Corps of Engineers – General 33. Army – National Guard Reserve Reductions 34. Army – National Guard 35. Atomic Energy Commission – General 36. Civil Aeronautics Board – General 37. Civil Service Commission – General 38. Civil Service Commission – Health Insurance 39. Civil & Defense Organization – General 40. Commerce – General 41. Commerce – Census Bureau 42. Commerce – Patent Office 43. Defense – General 44. Defense – Civil Defense 45. Defense – Contracts (Construction and Supplies) 46. Defense – Dependents Overseas

Box 182 87 th (Agencies-Post Office) Folder

1. Executive – General 2. Executive – White House Conferences 3. Export-Import Bank 4. Federal Aviation Agency 5. F.A.A. – Eppley Airfield 6. Federal Communications Commission 7. FCC – Daytime Broadcasting 8. Federal Housing Administration 9. Federal Power Commission 10. Federal Trade Commission 11. Foreign Claims Settlement 12. General Accounting Office 13. General Services Administration 14. Omaha Post Office Terminal Building

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15. Health, Education, and Welfare – General 16. HEW – Office of Education 17. HEW – Food and Drug Administration 18. HEW – Public Health Service 19. HWE – Social Security Administration 20. Housing and Home Finance Agency 21. Interior – Fish and Wildlife Service 22. Interior – General 23. Interior – National Park Service 24. Interior – Bureau of Indian Affairs 25. Interior – Bureau of Land Management 26. Interior – Public Power 27. Interior – Utility Proposition 28. Interior – Bureau of Reclamation (General) 29. Interior – Bureau of Reclamation – Colorado River Storage Project 30. Interstate Commerce Commission 31. Railroad Service Abandonment 32. ICC – Box Cars 33. Justice – Byron White Atty. General Proposed Conference 34. Justice – General 35. Justice – Bureau of Prisons 36. Justice – Immigration and Naturalization 37. Labor – General 38. Labor – Bureau of Employees Compensation 39. Labor – Chicago and Northwestern Strike 40. National Aeronautics & Space Agency 41. National Science Foundation 42. Navy – General 43. Post Office – General 44. Post Office – General May – December 1964 45. Post Office – General 46. Post Office 1962 47. Post Office – Commemorative Stamps

Box 183 87 th (Post Office)-88 th (Begin) Folder

1. Post Office Buildings 2. Post Office Buildings – Lincoln 3. Peace Corps 4. Railroad Retirement Board 5. Securities and Exchange Commission 6. Selective Service Commission 7. State – General 8. State 1962 9. State – Czechoslovakia

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10. State – International Cooperation Administration 11. Supreme Court 12. Tariff Commission 13. Treasury – General 14. Treasury – Bureau of Customs 15. Treasury – Internal Revenue 16. Veterans Administration 17. Veterans Administration – Lincoln Hospital 18. Agriculture – ON the Farm Storage 88 th Congress 19. Agriculture – Rural Electrification Administration 20. Agriculture – Soil Conservation Service 21. Agriculture – General 22. Agriculture 23. Air Force –General 24. Air Force – Skybolt 25. Army – General 26. Army National Guard 27. Army Engineers 28. Army ROTC 29. Commerce – General 30. Commerce – Census Bureau 31. Commerce – Patent Office 32. Commerce – Public Roads Bureau 33. Commerce - Bureau of Public Roads 34. Defense – general 35. Defense – Civil Defense 36. Executive – General 37. Executive – President Kennedy Assassination

Box 184 88 th (to HEW) Folder

1. Health, Education, and Welfare – General 2. HEW – Office of Education 3. HEW – Hospital Construction 4. HEW – Food and Drug Administration 5. HEW – Public Health Service 6. HEW – Social Security Administration 7. Housing and Home Finance Agency 8. Housing and Home Finance Agency April – May 1964 9. Atomic Energy Commission 10. Civil Aeronautics Board 11. C.A.B. – Frontier Airlines 12. G.S.A – Old Omaha Post Office Building 13. Interstate Commerce Commission 14. ICC – Box Cars

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15. Civil Aeronautics Board 16. CAB – Frontier Airlines 17. Civil Service Commission – General 18. Federal Aviation Agency 19. FCC – Daytime Broadcasts 20. Federal Communications Commission 21. Federal Communications Commission – Omaha Hearings 22. Federal communications Commission 1964 23. Federal Home Loan Bank Board 24. Federal Housing Administration 25. Federal Power Commission 26. Foreign Claims Settlement Commission 27. General Services Administration 28. National Aeronautics and Space Agency 29. National Labor Relations Board 30. Department Smithsonian

Box 185 88 th (End)-86 th (insert in Box 180) Folder

1. Interior – General 2. Interior – Fish and Wildlife Service 3. Interior – Bureau of Indian Affairs 4. Interior – Bureau of Land Management 5. Interior – National Park Service 6. Interior – National Park Service – Fort Atkinson 7. Bureau of Reclamation 8. Interior – Water Resources S 2 9. Justice – General 10. Justice – Federal Bureau of Investigation 11. Justice – Bureau of Prisons 12. Labor – General 1963 13. Labor – General 1964 14. Navy – General 15. Small Business Administration 16. State – General 1963 17. State – General 1964 18. State – Czechoslovakia 19. State – A.I.D. 20. State – USIA 21. Supreme Court 22. Treasury – General 23. Treasury – Internal Revenue Service 24. IRS - Transfer of Functions of Omaha office to other Cities 25. Treasury – Board of Customs 26. Tariff commission

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27. US arms control and disarmament Agency 28. Veterans Administration 29. Almeria Rural Route – Post Office (Box 180) 30. Antioch – Post Office Closing 31. Bucktail Post Office 32. Brady – Rural Route 33. Bristow – Route Extension 34. Clinton – Consolidation with Gordon 35. Brandon – Post Office Discontinued 36. Chappell Rural Route Consolidation 37. Cozad – Rural Carrier 38. Farnam – Rural Carrier 39. Gates (Discontinuance of Post Office) 40. Gross (Discontinuance of Office 41. Harrisburg – New Post Office Building 42. Consolidation and Extension of Star Route from Ainsworth 43. Norden – Postmastership 44. Rose – Rock County Closing and Consolidating of Routes 45. Randolph – Cedar County Rural Carrier 46. Redbird – Consolidation with Lynch 47. Stapleton – Rural Carrier McPherrin, Robert J. 48. Venus – Know County Closing of Office 49. Westerville Post Office 50. Wolbach – Rural Route

Box 186 89 th Congress (A-Commerce) Folder

1. Agriculture – General 89 th Congress 2. Agriculture – July – December 1965 3. Agriculture – January – June 1965 4. Agriculture – July – December 1966 5. Agriculture – Ag Stabilization and Conservation Commission 6. Agriculture – Beef Imports 7. Agriculture – Dehydration Research 8. Agriculture – Farm Credit Administration 9. Agriculture – Forest Service 10. Agriculture – Farmers Home Administration 11. Agriculture – Meat Animal Research Center 12. Agriculture – Midwest Meat Animal Research Center 13. Agriculture – Midwest Meant Animal Research Station – Clay County, NE 14. Agriculture – Rural Electrification 15. Agriculture - REA 16. Agriculture – Soil Conservation Service 17. Agriculture – SCS 18. Agriculture – Wheat

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19. Air Force – General 1965 20. Air Force – General 1966 21. Air Force – Lincoln Air Force Base 22. Army 1965 23. Army – General 1966 24. Army – Corps of Engineers – General 25. Army – Corps of Engineers 26. Army – National Guard and Reserve 27. Commerce – General 1965 28. Commerce – General 1966 29. Commerce – Bureau of Public roads 1965 30. Commerce – Bureau of Public Roads 1966 31. Commerce – Area Redevelopment Administration 32. Commerce 1966

Box 187 89 th (Defense-CAB) Folder

1. Defense – General July – December 1065 2. Defense – General January – June 1965 3. Defense – General 4. Defense – Civil Defense 5. Executive Office – White House 6. Executive Office – General 7. Executive – General 8. Executive – Bureau of the Budget 9. Executive Office – Central Intelligence Agency 10. Executive – National Security council 11. Executive – Office of Economic Opportunity 1965 12. Executive – Office of Economic Opportunity January – May 1966 13. Executive – Office of Economic Opportunity June – July 1966 14. Executive – Office of Economic Opportunity August – December 1966 15. Executive – Job Corps 16. Health, Education, and Welfare – General 1965 17. HEW - 1966 18. HEW – Office of Education 19. HEW – Office of Education July – December 1966 20. HEW – Food and Drug administration 21. HEW – Social Security Administration 1965 22. HEW – Social Security Administration 1966 23. Atomic Energy Commission – General 1965 24. Atomic Energy Commission – General 1966 25. Atomic Energy Commission – Hallam Atomic Energy Plant 26. AEC – Proton Accelerator 1965 27. AEC – Proton Accelerator 1966 28. Civil Aeronautics Board – General 1965

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29. Civil Aeronautics Board – General 1966

Box 188 89 th (CAB-Interstate Commerce) Folder

1. Civil Aeronautics Board – Air Service Case 2. CAB – Frontier Airlines 3. Civil Service Commission – General 1965 4. Civil Service Commission – General 1966 5. Civil Service Commission – Charitable Contributions 6. Export-Import Bank 7. Federal Aviation Agency – General 1965 8. Federal Aviation Agency – General 1966 9. FAA – Lincoln Radar Service 10. FAA – Millard Airport 11. FAA – Part 137 12. Federal Communications Commission – General 1965 13. FCC – General 1966 14. FCC – CATV 15. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation – General 16. Federal Home Loan Bank Board 17. Federal Power Commission 18. Federal Reserve Board 19. Federal Trade Commission – General 1965 20. Federal Trade Commission – General 1966 21. Foreign Claims Settlement Commission - General 1965 22. Foreign Claims Settlement Commission – General 1966 23. General Accounting Office – 1965 24. General Service Administration General 1965 25. General Services Administration General 1966 26. GSA – Old Omaha Post Office Building 27. Hastings Naval Ammo. Depot 28. GSA – Lincoln Federal Building Part 1 29. GSA – Lincoln Federal Building Part 2 30. GSA – Lincoln Post Office 31. Housing and Home Finance Agency 1965 32. Housing and Home Finance Agency – Federal Housing Administration 1965 33. Housing and Home Finance Agency - Public Housing Administration 1965 34. Housing and Home Finance Agency – General 1966 35. Housing and Home Finance Agency – Federal Housing Administration 1966 36. Housing and Home Finance Agency - Public Housing Administration 1966 37. Interstate Commerce Commission 1965 38. Interstate Commerce Commission 1966

Box 189 89 th (ICC-Post Office) Folder

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1. Interstate Commerce Commission – Box Cars 1966 2. Interstate Commerce Commission - Box Cars 1965 3. ICC – Box Cars Brennand Case & Pfahler 1966 4. ICC – Chicago & Northwestern Merger 1966 5. ICC – UP & RIRR Merger 1966 6. National Med Board 7. National Science Foundation 1965 8. Selective Service 9. Selective Service System – General 1965 10. Small Business Administration 1965 11. Small Business Administration 1966 12. Veterans Administration 1965 13. Interior – General 1965 14. Interior – General 1966 15. Interior – Dept. of Mines 16. Interior – Bureau of Indian Affairs 17. Interior – Bureau of Land Management 18. Interior – Bureau of Outdoor Recreation 19. Interior – Bureau of Reclamation 1965 20. Interior – Bureau of Reclamation 1966 21. Interior – National Parks Service 1965 22. Interior – National Parks Service 1966 23. Interior – Federal Water Pollution Control Administration 24. Interior – Water Research Centers S 2 25. Interior – Fish and Wildlife 26. Justice Dept. – General 1965 27. Justice Dept. – General 1966 28. Justice – Bureau of Prisons 1965 29. Justice – Bureau of Prisons 1966 30. Justice- Board of Parole 31. Justice – Federal Bureau of Investigation 32. Justice – Immigration and Naturalization 33. Labor – General 1965 34. Labor – General 1966 35. Labor – Nebraska Rehabilitation Project 36. Library of Congress 1965 37. Library of Congress 1966 38. NASA – 1965 39. NASA – 1966 40. National Science Foundation – General 1966 41. National Labor Relations Board – General 42. Navy – General 43. Post Office – General 1965

Box 190 89 th Congress (Post Office-VA)

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1. Post Office – July – December 1965 2. Post Office – January – June 1966 3. Post Office – July – December 1966 4. Post Office – Buildings 1966 5. Post Office – Commemorative Stamps 1966 6. Post Office – Commemorative Stamps 1965 7. Post Office – Buildings 1965 8. Post Office – Grand Island 9. Post Office – Otoe 10. Post Office – Rural Routes Changes 11. Post Office – Mail Removal from Trains (ROBOT) Sj res 77 12. Post Office – Mail Removed from trains 13. State Dept. – General January – July 1965 14. State – General July – December 1965 15. State – General 1966 16. State – Czechoslovakia 17. State – Agency for International Development 18. State – Peace Corps 19. State – United Nations 20. State – US Information Agency 21. Supreme Court 22. Treasury Dept. – General 1965 23. Treasury Dept. – general 1966 24. Tariff Commission 25. Treasury – Internal Revenue 1965 26. Treasury – Internal Revenue 1966 27. Treasury – Bureau of Customs 28. Veterans Administration – Lincoln Vets Hospital 1965 29. Veterans Administration – Closing Lincoln Hospital 30. Veterans Administration – Lincoln Vets Hospital 1966 31. Veterans Administration 1966 32. Reports of the Proceedings of the Judicial Conference of the US 1972

Box 191 90 th Congress 1 st Session (Agriculture-HEW) Folder

1. Agriculture – General 1967 2. Agriculture – Beef Imports 3. Agriculture – Forest Service 4. Air Force – General 1967 5. Air Force – Offutt AFB (SAC HQ) 6. Air Force – Offutt Museum 7. Army – General 8. Army – Corps of Engineers

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9. Army – Cornhusker Ordinance Plant 10. Army – Corps of Engineers Contract Awards 11. Civil Aeronautics Board General 12. Department of Commerce 13. Department of Defense General 14. Executive Office – General 15. Executive Office – O.E.O July – December 1967 16. Executive Office – O.E.O January - June 1967 17. Executive – Lincoln Jobs Corps 18. O.E.O. – Omaha Job Corps 19. Executive Offices – Office of Emergency Planning 20. Export-Import Bank 21. Federal Communications Commission – General 22. Federal Home Loan Bank – General 23. Federal Power Commission 1967 24. Federal Trade Commission General 25. General Services Administration General 26. GSA 27. Health, Education, and Welfare July – September 1967 28. HEW – Food and Drug Administration January – June 1967 29. HEW – Food and Drug Administration July – December 1967 30. HEW – VRA 31. HEW – Public Health Service January – June 1967 32. HEW – Public Health Service July – December 1967

Box 192 90 th Congress 1 st Session (HEW-Labor) Folder

1. HEW – Office of Education January – March 1967 2. HEW – Office of Education October – December 3. HEW – Office of Education – National Teachers Corps 4. HEW – Grants to Nebraska 1967 5. HEW - Social Security 6. H.U.D. – Nebraska Grants 7. Housing and Urban Development – General January –March 1967 8. H.U.D. – General April – June 1967 9. H.U.D. – General July – September 1967 10. HUD – October – December 1967 11. Interior – January – June 1967 12. Interior – July – December 1967 13. Interior – Bureau of Indian Affairs 14. Interior – Bureau of Land Management 15. Interior – Bureau of Reclamation 16. Interior – Fish and Wildlife 17. Interior – National Park Service 18. Interior – Water Pollution Control

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19. Interstate Commerce Commission January – June 1967 20. Interstate Commerce Commission July – December 1967 21. Interstate Commerce Commission – Chicago & Northwestern Merger 22. Department of Justice – General 23. Justice – Federal Bureau of Investigation 24. Justice – Immigration and Naturalization July – December 1967 25. Justice – Immigration and Naturalization January – June 1967 26. Labor Department – General January – June 1967

Box 193 90 th Congress 1 st Session (Labor-State) Folder

1. National Labor Relations Board – January – June 1967 2. Labor Department – July – December 1967 3. Library of Congress 4. NASA 5. National Science Foundation January – June 1967 6. National Science Foundation July – December 1967 7. Navy – General 8. Navy- Fort Omaha 9. Post Office – General January – March 1967 10. Post Office – General April - June 1967 11. Post Office – General July – September 1967 12. Post Office – General October - December 1967 13. Post Office – Commemorative Stamps 14. Post Office – Postmaster Nominations 15. Post Office – Acting Postmasters 16. Post Office – Postmaster Second District 17. Post Office – Grand Island 18. Post Office – Buildings 19. Post Office – Otoe 20. Post Office – Rural Routes Changes 21. Railroad Retirement Board 22. SEC – General 23. Selective Service – July – December 1967 24. Selective Service January – June 1967 25. Small Business Administration January – June 1967 26. Small Business Administration – July – December 27. Smithsonian 28. State – January - March 1967 29. State – April – June 1967 30. State – July – September 1967 31. State – October – December 1967

Box 194 90 th Congress 1 st Session (State-End) - 90 th end (A-Army) Folder

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1. State – Agency Inter. Dev 2. State – Peace Corps 3. Supreme Court 4. Tariff Commission 5. Transportation 6. Transportation – Bureau of Public Roads 7. Transportation – Coast Guard 8. Transportation - Federal Aviation Administration 9. Treasury – January – June 1967 10. Treasury – July – December 1967 11. Treasury – Bureau of Internal Revenue January – June 1967 12. Treasury – Internal Revenue July – December 1967 13. Treasury – Bureau of Customs 14. USIA 15. United Nations- General 16. Veterans Administration January – March 1967 17. Veterans Administration April – June 1967 18. Veterans Administration July – September 1967 19. Veterans Administration – Lincoln Hospital 20. Veterans Administration October - December 1967 21. Agriculture – January – March 1968 22. Agriculture – April – June 23. Agriculture – July – September 1968 24. Agriculture – October – December 1968 25. Agriculture – FHA 26. Agriculture – SCS 27. Air Force 1968 28. Air Force – Offutt AFB 29. Army – Corps of Engineers 30. Army 1968

Box 195 90 th 2nd (Army-HUD) Folder

1. Army – Sioux Ordinance Plant 2. Atomic Energy Commission 3. University of Nebraska at Lincoln Meat Irradiation Center 4. Civil Aeronautics Board 5. Commerce – July – December 1968 6. Commerce – January – June 1968 7. Defense 8. Department of Defense 9. Equal Employment Opportunity 10. O.E.O – July – December 1968 11. Executive Office – Job Corps General

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12. Executive Office 13. Bureau of Budget 14. Executive – Lincoln Job Corps 15. Executive – McCook Job Corps 16. Export-Import Bank 17. Federal Communications Commission 18. Federal Insurance Corp 19. Federal Reserve Board of Governors 20. Federal Trade Commission 21. General Service Administration 22. Health, Education, and Welfare January – March 1968 23. HEW – April – June 1968 24. HEW July – December 1968 25. HEW – Food and Drug Administration 26. HEW – Public Health Service 27. HEW – Office of Education 28. HEW – Office of Education Grants 29. HUD – Grants to Nebraska

Box 196 90 th 2nd (HUD-Post Office) Folder

1. Housing and Urban Development April – June 1968 2. HUD – Federal Housing Administration 3. Interior 4. Interior – Bureau of Indian Affairs 5. Interior –Bureau of Reclamation 6. Interior – Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife 7. Interior – Bureau of Outdoor Recreation 8. Interior – Bureau of Land Management 9. Interstate Commerce Commission – January – June 1968 10. Interstate Commerce Commission July – December 1968 11. Interior – National Park Service 12. Justice 13. Justice – Immigration & Naturalization July – December 1968 14. Justice –Immigration and Naturalization January – June 1968 15. Labor 16. National Labor Relations Board – July – December 1968 17. National Foundation on Arts & Humanities 18. National Mediation Board 19. National Science Foundation 20. Navy 21. Post Office – January- March 1968 22. Post Office – April – June 1968 23. Post Office July – September 1968 24. Post Office October – December 1968

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25. Post Office – Commemorative Stamps

Box 197 90 th 2nd (Post Office-End) – 91 st (A-Army) Folder

1. Post Office – Crete 2. Securities Exchange Commission 3. Selective Service Commission January – June 2968 4. Small Business Administration 5. State Department 6. State – July – September 1968 7. State October – December 1968 8. State – A.I.D. 9. Supreme Court 10. Tariff Commission 11. Transportation F.A.A. 12. Transportation 13. Transportation – Bureau of Public Roads 14. Treasury – IRS January – June 1968 15. United Nations 16. Us Information Agency 17. Veterans Administration 18. Agriculture – General 91 st Congress 19. Agriculture – January – March 1969 20. Agriculture – March – June 1969 21. Agriculture July – September 1969 22. Agriculture – October – December 1969 23. Agriculture – FHA 24. Air Force 25. Army

Box 198 91 st (CAB-GSA) Folder

1. Civil Aeronautics Board – Omaha Air Routes 2. Civil Aeronautics Board 3. CAB – Service to Omaha 4. CAB – Service to Lincoln 5. Civil Service Commission 6. Commerce – EDA 7. Commerce 8. Commerce April – June 1969 9. Commerce – July – September 1969 10. Commerce – October – December 1969 11. Defense 12. Executive

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13. Executive OEO Part 1 14. Executive OEO Part 2 15. Executive – Job Corps 16. FCC – WJAG, KMMJ, Power Cutbacks 17. Federal Communications Commission January- June 1969 18. Federal Mediation Conciliatory Service 19. FCC – July - December 1969 20. Federal Deposit Insurance Corps. 21. Federal Power Commission 22. Federal Trade Commission 23. General Accounting Office 24. General Service Administration 25. General service Administration - Lincoln Federal Building 26. General Services Administration – Lincoln Post Office

Box 199 91 st (HEW-ICC) Folder

1. HEW – Education 2. HEW – Health 3. HEW – Welfare 4. HEW – January – March 1969 5. HEW April - June 1969 6. HEW July – September 1969 7. HEW October – December 1969 8. HEW – Office of Education January - June 1969 9. HEW – Office of Education July – December 1969 10. HEW – Social Security Administration 11. HUD – Omaha Grant Proposal 12. HUD – Water Quality 13. HUD – January – March 1969 14. HUD – April – June 1969 15. HUD – July – September 1969 16. HUD – October – December 1969 17. National endowment of Humanities – Nebraska Art Council 18. Interior – Reclamation 19. Interior – January – March 1969 20. Interior April - June 1969 21. Interior July – September 1969 22. Interior October – December 1969 23. Interstate Commerce Commission January- March 1969 24. Interstate Commerce Commission April – June 1969 25. Interstate Commerce Commission July – September 1969 26. Interstate Commerce Commission October – December 1969

Box 200 91 st (Justice-End), 1969-1970

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1. Justice – July – December 1969 2. Justice – Iowa Beef Packers 3. Labor – January – March 1969 4. Labor April – June 1969 5. Labor –July – September 1969 6. Labor – October – December 1969 7. National Labor Relations Board – January – June 1969 8. National Labor Relations Board – July – December 1969 9. National Space and Aeronautics Administration 10. National Science Foundation 11. Navy 12. Post Office – January – March 1969 13. Post Office – March – June 1969 14. Post Office – July – September 1969 15. Post Office – October – December 1969 16. Securities Exchange commission 17. Selective Service System 18. Small Business January – June 1969 19. State 20. State January – June 1969 21. State July – December 1969 22. Supreme Court 23. Tariff Commission 24. Transportation – Highway Construction 25. Transportation – FAA 26. Transportation – January – June 1969 27. Transportation July – December 1969 28. Transportation FAA – January – June 1969 29. Transportation FAA July – December 1969 30. Treasury – Banking Industry 31. Treasury 32. United Nations 33. All Departments 1971

SERIES 17 – RLH PERSONAL

Box 201 Appointment Books, 1953-1969 Folder

1. 1960 2. 1961 3. 1963 4. 1959 5. 1957

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6. 1958 7. 1956 8. 1955 9. 1962 10. 1964 11. 1965 12. 1968 13. 1969 14. 1966 15. 1967 16. 1952 17. 1957 Day Book 18. 1958 Day Book

Box 202 Appointment Books, 1970-1975; Pocket Schedules (all years) Folder

1. Appointment Book 1973 2. Appointment Book 1975 3. Appointment Book 1971 4. Appointment Book 1972 5. Appointment Book 1974 6. Appointment Book 1970 7. 1974 Pocket Schedule 8. 1973 Pocket Schedule 9. 1952 Spiral Notebook 10. 1951 Spiral Notebook 11. 1963 Pocket Schedule 12. 1964 Pocket Schedule 13. 1971 Pocket Schedule 14. 1959 Pocket Schedule 15. 1965 Pocket Schedule 16. 1961 Pocket Schedule 17. April – June 1971 Pocket Schedule 18. April – June 1972 Pocket Schedule 19. October- December 1972 Pocket Schedule 20. January – March 1972 Pocket Schedule 21. 1966 Pocket Schedules 22. 1975 Pocket Schedules 23. 1970 Pocket Schedule 24. 1958 Pocket Schedule 25. 1962 Pocket Schedule 26. 1969 Pocket Schedule

Box 203 Visitors Registers and Invitation Files, 1953-1971 Folder

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1. Guest Book `967, 1968, January – July 1969 2. Guest Book August – December 1964, 1965, 1966, January 1967 3. Guest Book 1963 and 1964 4. Guest Book July – December 1969, 1970, January – August 1971 5. Guest Book 1953, January – August 1954 6. Guest Book May 1956, 1957, 1958 7. Guest Book November 1954, 1955, May 1956 8. Guest Book 1961 9. Guest Book 1958 10. Guest Book 1960 11. Guest book 1962 12. Guest book 1959 13. Invitation Samples Both accepted and regretted 14. Examples of invitation both accepted and regretted 15. Representative Invitations Accepted and Regretted 16. Invitations Both accepted and regretted 1961-1962

Box 204 Personal Files Correspondence, 1953-1972 Folder

1. Air Travel Log 1951-1964 2. Clippings and Notes prior to Senate term 1954 3. National Association of County Officials 4. County File 5. Republican – Young Republicans Club 6. Founder’s day 1954 7. 83 rd – 84 th Congress Correspondence 8. Election as Senator – Official Resignation as Representative 9. Meetings – attended 1953 – 1954 10. Meetings – Attended 1953 11. Personal Meetings (Attended) 1954 12. General Correspondence 1953-1958 13. General Correspondence 1959 14. Minority Conference Notes 1959 15. General Correspondence 1960 16. General Correspondence 1961 17. General Correspondence 1962 18. General Correspondence 1963 19. GOP Conference Notes June 18, 1963 20. General Correspondence 1964 21. General Correspondence 1965 22. General Correspondence 1967 23. General Correspondence 1966 24. “Republican Board of Advisors” 1968 25. General Correspondence 1968

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26. General Correspondence 1969 27. General Correspondence 1970 28. David Eisenhower 1969 29. General Correspondence 1971 30. General File 1972 31. Personal 1972

Box 205 Personal Files Correspondence, 1973-1976; and miscellaneous inserts Folder

1. General Correspondence 1973 2. General Correspondence 1974 3. 1st Quarter 1974 4. 2nd , 3 rd , and 4 th Quarters 1974 5. General Correspondence 1975 6. Retirement Announcement 1975 7. Retirement Correspondence 1975 8. Contributions 1975 9. General Correspondence July – December 1975 10. General Correspondence 1976 11. Opening of Old Senate Chamber June 16, 1976 12. Biographical Material 1965-1966 13. Colleague signatures 14. Senator Hruska , Visit to SAC Headquarters Date Unknown (Box 30-33) 15. Duck Dinner, Hruska’s House. Virginia 1965 16. Bi-Centennial Administrator Swearing-in 1974 17. Ken Lazarus from Hruska Staff to White House 1974 18. Nebraska Senate Youth Program (Hearst) February 6, 1974 19. Boys Club “Boy of the Year” April 2, 1974 20. Hruska with Nebraska Centennial Tree, US Capitol April 11, 1974 21. Hruska Reception, Court of Customs and Patent Appeals May 16, 1974 22. Dr. Trotter, Asst. Secretary HEW for Education May 22, 1974 23. Hruska with Press June 3, 1974 24. Scottsbluff 4-H July 3, 1974 25. Hruska Interns Luncheon July 12, 1974 26. Boys Nation July 22, 1974 27. Senator Mansfield Reception August 21, 1974 28. Rick Graser and Family September 6, 1974 29. Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Carlyle September 6, 1974 30. Saxbe, McClellan, Hruska September 15, 1974 31. Appropriations Committee Inspection Trip November 1974 32. Hruska with Rockefeller, John Warner, and Marjorie Lynch at Lynch’s Swearing-in ceremony 1975 33. Hruska with Daughter Jana 1975 34. Hruska Portrait Photo 1975 35. Hruska signs “Declaration of Independence” 1975

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36. Nebraska Society Reception January 1975 37. With Olofson, Darwin May 1975 38. Hayes County 4-H Summer 1975 39. Rep. Thone with Hruska Interns Summer 1975 40. Hruska with Staff members June 6, 1975 41. Appellate Law Court Revision Commission June 20, 1975 42. National Youth Science Competition Luncheon July 16, 1975 43. Nebraska Delegates, Boys Nation July 21, 1975 44. Senator and Mrs. Hruska at Office July 22, 1975 45. Darwin Olofson Reception, Capitol Hill Club, Washington July 24, 1975 46. Norris Cotton Swearing-in August 8, 1975 47. Verla Skilton (Staff Member( Reception) September 1975 48. Supreme Court Admissions October 7, 1975 49. Office Visitors October 9, 1975 50. Senators Hruska and Fannin (Fiesta Bowl) December 1975 51. President’s White House Office December 12, 1975 52. Senator Hruska & Rep. Pressler January 1976 53. Arbor Day Memorial Tree Planting May 6, 1976 54. North Bend, NE Band May 25, 1976 55. Nebraska Delegations, Boys & Girls Nation July 27, 1976 56. Swearing-in of Clarence Kelly September 30, 1976 57. Nebraska Honored at DC Bi-Centennial Celebration in DC September 8, 1976 58. Hruska at the “Pear” (“Hruska”) Tree at Capitol September 16, 1976 59. Ford signing Public Safety Officers Benefits Act September 29, 1976 60. Watchdog of the Treasury Award October 1976 61. Papers from Sen. Hugh Butler 62. Papers from Lt. Moseman (Box 174d) 63. 1976 Amtrak Experimental Route (Box 99) 64. Testimony before the International Trade Commission April 16, 1975 (Box 99) 65. National Court of Appeals: An Analysis of Viewpoints (Box 61) 66. Testimony on October 7, 1975 (Box 99) 67. Anti-trust and Monopoly, 1965 Activities 89 th Congress, 1 st Session (Box 99) 68. Toward Equal Educational Opportunity 1970 92nd Congress 2 nd session (Box 99) 69. Second Supplemental Bills, 1973 93 rd Congress 1 st session (Box 99) 70. Miscellany

CORRESPONDENCE FOLLOWING CARTON NO. 174

Box 206 Correspondence, 1975 - A-Constituents Folder

1. Agriculture 1975 2. Ag Issues A-H 3. Ag Issues I-R 4. Ag Issues S-Z 5. Ag School Lunch Programs

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6. Ag Legislation 7. Ag Food Stamps 8. Arts and Humanities 9. Associations and Organizations 10. A&O National Commission on Reform of Federal Criminal Laws 11. A&O Jefferson Expansion Memorial Commission 12. A&O American Revolution Bicentennial Commission A-J 13. A&O American Revolution Bicentennial Commission K 14. Budgets 15. Budget – Joint Committee on Budget 16. Civil Service 17. Civil Service - Ben A.M. Gershater 18. Commerce 19. Congress 20. Constituents – Filed alphabetically according to name or organization

Box 207 Correspondence, 1975 – Defense-Executive (EPA) Folder

1. Defense Affairs 2. Defense – Reservations (Forts, Camps, Posts, etc.) 3. Defense – Fort Omaha 1975 4. Defense – Fort Omaha 1974 5. Defense – Armed Forces 6. Defense – Weapons, Arms, Ammunitions, and Explosives 7. Disasters 8. Economics 9. Econ – Business Conditions 10. Econ – Industry 11. Econ – Inflation A-C 12. Econ – Inflation D-F 13. Econ – Inflation G-J 14. Econ – Inflation K-L 15. Econ – Inflation M 16. Econ – Inflation N-R 17. Econ – Inflation S-Z 18. Econ – National Economy 19. Econ – Economy Development 20. Econ – Consumer Protection 21. Education 22. Executive Branch 23. Exec – Executive Offices of the President 24. Exec – Department and Agencies 25. AID 26. CIA 27. Commerce

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28. EPA

Box 208 Correspondence, 1975 – Executive (FCC)-Forest Resources Folder

1. GSA 2. FCC 3. Inflation FTC 4. Interior 5. Justice – LEAA 6. Legal Services Corp. 7. Labor 8. LEEP 9. Governor Exon – Discontinuing federal support for OEO beginning with fiscal year 1976 10. NSF 11. OEO 12. OMB 13. Old West Regional Commission 14. SEC 15. State 16. Exec 4 17. Grants 18. Finance 19. Finance – Banks and Banking 20. Finance – Currency 21. Finance – Public Dept Spending 22. Finance – Bankruptcy (See Judiciary) 23. Finance – Revenue Sharing 24. Foreign Relations 25. Foreign Relations – Foreign Policy 26. Foreign Relations – Vietnam 27. Foreign Relations – POW 28. Foreign Relations – MIA 29. Foreign Relations – Foreign Aid 30. Foreign Relations – Treaties and Peace Pacts 31. Foreign Relations – United Nations 32. Foreign Relations – International Travel 33. Forest Resources

Box 209 Correspondence, 1975 – Health & Welfare-Natural Resources Folder

1. Health and Welfare A-M 2. Health and Welfare N-Z 3. H&W Community Health and Sanitation 4. H&W Air Pollution

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5. H&W – Diseases and Conditions (includes research and promotion programs) 6. H&W Anti-vivisection cruelty to animals 7. H&W Therapeutic Devices and equipment 8. H&W Food and Drugs (for Drugs see Judiciary) 9. H&W Poverty Programs 10. H&W Welfare 11. H&W Medicare 12. H&W Health 13. H&W 11 14. Housing and Urban Development 15. HUD – Financing (loans) 16. H&W Children and Families 17. Immigration and Naturalization 18. I&N Quotas – Refugees – Displaced Persons 19. Indian Affairs 20. Insurance and Retirement 21. I&R – Railroad Retirement 22. I&R Compensation (Workmen’s unemployment) 23. I&R 4 24. Labor 25. Labor Conditions – Employment – Unemployment 26. Labor – Strikes – Work Stoppages 27. Labor – Unions 28. Labor – Fair Labor Standards 29. Labor – Manpower Development and Training 30. Land – Acquisitions – Disposal 31. Land - Conservation – Protection and Reclamation 32. Land – Land management 33. Legal Matters 34. Legal – Nebraska State 35. Legal – Nebraska State Society 36. Mail 37. Mail – Carpenter, Mr. John M. 38. Mail – Postage – Rates – Permits 39. Mail – Commemorative Stamps 40. Mail – Transportation of Mail 41. M&H George Norris Home 42. M&H Spruce Goose 43. National Security 44. National Security – Civil Defense 45. Natural Resources 46. NR – Fish and Wildlife 47. NR – Lockwood, Col. William F. S.

Box 210 Correspondence, 1975 – National Resources-Veterans Folder

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1. Natural Resources – Fuels A-C 2. NR – Fuels D-G 3. NR – Fuels H-M 4. NR – Fuels N-R 5. NR – Fuels T 6. NR – Metals and Minerals (includes mines and Mining) 7. NR – Water resource and Watersheds 8. NR – Daylight savings Time 9. NR – EROS Data Bank 10. Nom – Federal Department and Agency Heads 11. Nom – US Attorneys 12. Nominations – Dan Wherry 13. Nominations – Edward H. Levi 14. Post Offices 15. Post Office – Personnel Matters 16. Post Office –Buildings 17. Public Relations 18. PR – Press, Radio, and TV 19. PR – Releases 20. PR – Newspaper, Magazine, and Periodical Articles 21. Public relations – A 22. Public Works 23. Reports and Statistics 24. Research 25. Roads – Federal Highways 26. Salaries 27. Salaries – Federal employees 28. Salaries – Postal Employees 29. Salaries - Congressional and Judicial 30. Salaries – Minimum Wage (General) 31. Selective Service (General Matters – not cases. See Servicemen and Veterans) 32. Servicemen and Veterans 33. S&V Servicemen and Officers 34. S&V Pay and Allowances 35. S&V Officers Commissions 36. S&V Veterans 37. S&V Education and Training 38. S&V Annuities – Pensions

Box 211 Correspondence, 1975 – Small Business-International Trade Folder

1. Small Business 2. SB – Contracts and Markets 3. SB – Financing –Loans

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4. Social Security 5. Soc. – Benefits 6. Soc. – Eligibility (Coverage requirements) 7. Space Affairs 8. State Government 9. State – State Legislation 10. Taxes 11. Taxes – Federal A-F 12. Taxes – Federal G-L 13. Taxes – Federal M-T 14. Taxes – Federal U 15. Taxes – Excise 16. Taxes – Income 17. Taxes – Gasoline 18. Taxes – State 19. Trade (See Judiciary 23) 20. Trade – Import-Export Matters 21. Trade – Meat Imports 22. Trade –Russian grain Sales 23. Trade – International Trade

Box 212 Correspondence, 1975 – Transportation-End Folder

1. Transportation 2. TR – Air 3. TR – Airports and Airways 4. TR – Air Passenger and Freight Traffic 5. TR – Land 6. TR – Jack R. Kidder 7. TR – Auto Safety 8. TR – Rail 9. TR Ocean and Inland Waterways 10. UT – Communications 11. UT – Radio-TV 12. UT – Gordon C. Bud Pentz, President 13. UT – WJAG 14. UT – Telephone, Telegraph, and Cable 15. UT Power - Light 16. Appropriations 1975 (BOX 133) 17. Agriculture, Environmental and Consumer Protection 18. Defense 19. Independent Offices 20. HUD 21. Interior 22. Labor, Health, Education, and Welfare

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23. LHEW – Office of Education 24. Military Construction 25. Public Works 26. Corps of Engineers 27. State, Justice, Judiciary, and Commerce 28. Transportation

Box 212-A Correspondence 1976 – A – Education Folder

1. Agriculture 1976 2. Agriculture – General 3. Ag Legislation 4. Ag Food Stamps 5. Appropriations 6. Agriculture, Environmental, and Consume Protection 7. Agriculture Research Service 8. Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service 9. Consumer and Marketing Service 10. Extension Service 11. Soil Conservation Service 12. Federal Trade Commission 13. Defense 14. Interior 15. Labor, Health, Education and Welfare 16. Public Works 17. State, Justice, Commerce, Judiciary 18. LEAA 19. Arts and Humanities 20. Associations and Organizations – American Revolution Bicentennial Commission 21. A&O Nebraska Day, August 3 22. Atomic Energy 23. Budgets 24. Budget – Joint Committee on Budget 25. Civil Service 26. Congress 27. Congress – Senate 28. Congress – Legislation 29. Congress – Congressional Record Inserts 30. Congress – Library of Congress 31. Congress – Ethics of Members (Including Staff) 32. Congress – Organization-Reorganization 33. Constituents A-C 34. Constituents – D-F 35. Constituents G-J 36. Constituents K-Z

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37. Defense Affairs 38. Defense – Reserve Programs 39. Defense – Armed Forces 40. Defense – Weapons, Arms, Ammunitions and Explosions 41. Disasters 42. District of Columbia 43. Economics 44. Econ – Business Conditions 45. Econ 0 Inflation 46. Econ – National Economy 47. Econ – Economy Development 48. Econ - Consumer Protection 49. Econ - Joint Committee on Reduction of Federal Expenditures 50. Education 51. Edu – Adult Education 52. Edu – Colleges and Universities (Higher Education) 53. Edu – Disadvantaged and Handicapped 54. Edu – Federal Aid To Education 55. Edu – Schools (elementary and Secondary) 56. Edu – Vocational and Technical Education

Box 212-B Correspondence 1976 – Exec. - H &W Folder

1. Executive Branch 2. Exec- Executive Office of the President 3. Exec – The President 4. Air Force 5. CIA 6. Consumer Protection Safety Committee 7. Defense 8. Commerce 9. DOD 10. Departments and Agencies 11. EPA 12. Great Western 13. FCC 14. FmHA 15. FEC 16. Federal Reserve Board 17. FTC 18. GSA 19. HUD 20. Interior 21. Justice 22. LEAA

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23. Justice LEAA Ray Hahn Keith County Jail 24. Justice LEAA Janing, Theodore J. Douglas County Jail Project 25. Old West Regional Commission 26. State 27. Treasury 28. Grants 29. Finance 30. Banks & Banking 31. Public Debt Spending 32. Bankruptcy 33. Revenue Sharing 34. Forest Resources 35. Conservation and Protection 36. Foreign Relations 37. Foreign Policy 38. Treaties and Peace Pacts 39. Vietnam 40. MIA 41. Foreign Aid 42. United Nations 43. International Travel 44. Peace Corps 45. H&W General

Box 212-C Correspondence 1976 - H & W – Judiciary Folder

1. H&W Community Health and Sanitation 2. H&W Sewage (Sewage Disposal and Systems) 3. H&W Stream and River Pollution 4. H&W Air pollution 5. H&W Diseases and Conditions (Including Research Programs) 6. H&W Epidemics 7. H&W Therapeutic Devices and Equipment 8. H&W Water, Water Systems, and Water Supply for Human Consumption 9. H&W Food and Drugs (See Judiciary for drugs) 10. H&W Mental Health Programs 11. H&W Poverty Programs 12. H&W Mediacr3e 13. H&W Health 14. H&W Hospitals 15. H&W Medical Schools and Doctors 16. H&W General 17. Housing and Urban Development 18. HUD – Housing 19. HUD – Construction

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20. HUD – Financing (Loans) 21. HUD – Community Development 22. HUD - Natural Disasters 23. I&N Passports – Visas 24. I&N Quotas-refugees- displaced persons 25. Indian Affairs 26. Indian Retrocession 27. Insurance and Retirement 28. Federal Government 29. Insurance (Accident, Health, and Life) 30. Retirements and Annuities (includes disability) 31. Railroad Retirement 32. Private and Industrial Insurance & Retirement 33. State Government 34. National Health Insurance 35. Judiciary 36. Bankruptcy Matters 37. Nominations 38. Judiciary – John Paul Stevens Supreme Court Nominee

Box 212-D Correspondence 1976 – Judiciary – M&H Folder

1. Jud- Antitrust and Monopoly 2. Jud – Administrative Practices and Procedures 3. Jud – Citizen Interest 4. Jud- Constitutional Amendment 5. Jud - Electoral College 6. Jud – Prayer Amendment 7. Jud- Equal Rights 8. Jud- Constitutional Rights 9. Jud – School Desegregation 10. Jud – Voting Rights 11. Jud – Wiretapping 12. Jud – Criminal Laws and Procedures 13. Jud – S. 1 Reform of the Federal Criminal Code 14. Jud – Organized Crime 15. Jud – Federal Charters, Holidays, and Celebrations 16. Jud – Immigration and Naturalization 17. Jud – Improvements in Judicial Machinery 18. Jud 15 19. Jud – National Committee on Revision of the Federal Court Appellate System 20. Jud – Internal Security 21. Jud –National Penitentiaries 22. Jud – Juvenile Delinquency 23. Jud – Drugs

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24. Jud – Firearms 25. Jud – Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights 26. Jud – US Courts 27. Jud – District Courts 28. Jud – National Court of Appeals 29. Labor 30. Labor – Conditions, Employment and Unemployment 31. Labor – Strikes, and Work Stoppages 32. Labor – Unions 33. Labor – MAT Case (Omaha) 34. Labor Migrant Labor and Seasonal Labor 35. Labor – Fair Labor Standards 36. Labor – Manpower Development and Training 37. Land – Conservation, Protection and Reclamation 38. Land – Land Management 39. Legal Matters 40. Legal – Claims, Litigations 41. Legal – Nebraska State 42. Mail 43. Mail – Classes, Mail 44. Mail – Postages, Rates and Permits 45. Memorials an Holidays 46. M&H Landmarks and Buildings 47. M&H Ford Birthplace 48. M&H Bertrand 49. M&H Norris Home 50. M&H Agate 51. M&H – Holidays (See Judiciary)

Box 212-E Correspondence 1976 Natural Resource – Tariffs Folder

1. Natural Resources 2. NR – Fish and Wildlife 3. NR – General A-Z 4. NR – Water Resources and Watersheds 5. NR – Daylight Savings Time 6. National Security 7. NS – Civil Defense 8. Nominations 9. Nom – US Attorneys 10. Parks and Recreation 11. P&R - Forests 12. P&R Reservations and Cemeteries 13. P&R Wilderness Areas 14. Post Office – A-G

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15. Post Office H-R 16. Post Office S 17. Post Office – Personnel Matters 18. Post Office – Buildings 19. Public relations 20. Public Relations 1 21. PR Newspaper, Magazine, and Periodical Articles 22. Reports and Statistics 23. R&S 1 24. Roads 25. Roads –Federal Highways 26. Salaries – Federal Employees 27. Sal – Minimum Wages (General) 28. Science 29. Servicemen and Veterans 30. S&V Pay and Allowances 31. S&V Officer’s Commission 32. S&V Veterans 33. S&V Education and Training 34. S&V Annuities and Pensions 35. Small Business 36. SB – Financing Loans 37. Social Security 38. Soc – Benefits 39. Space Affairs 40. State Government 41. Taxes 42. Taxes – Income 43. Taxes A-E 44. Taxes F-L 45. Taxes M-R 46. Taxes S-Z 47. Taxes – State 48. Trade 49. Trade – Import-Export Matters 50. Trade – Meat Imports 51. Trade – Russian Grain Sales 52. Trade – Tariffs and Trade Agreements

Box 212-F Correspondence 1976 – Trade – END & Nebraska Projects Folder

1. Trade – International Trade 2. Transportation 3. TR – Land 4. TR – Air

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5. TR – Airports and Airways 6. TR – Auto Safety 7. TR – Rail 8. TR – Ships, Shipping 9. Utilities 10. UT – Communications 11. UT Radio –TV 12. UT – Telephone, Telegraph and Cable 13. Public Works 14. Nebraska Projects (alphabetical) 1976 15. PW – Big Blue 16. PW – Cedar River 17. PW – Crofton 18. PW – Frenchman-Cambridge 19. PW – Harlan County Lake 20. PW – Little Blue 21. PW – Lonergan Lake 22. PW- Mid-state 23. PW – Mitchell Irrigation 24. PW – New River 25. PW – Niobrara 26. PW – Missouri River 27. PW – North Loup 28. PW – O’Neill 29. OW – Papio Flood Control Project 30. PW – Platte River 31. PW – Platte River Wildlife Refuge 32. PW – Pender Project 33. PW – Platte River Navigability 34. PW – Platte River Refuge 35. PW – Platte River Level “B” 36. PW - Salt Creek 37. PW -Taton

SERIES 18 – MICROFILM SERIES

Box 213 Rolls of microfilm of selected files from several of the other series in this collection as follows: Roll 1 (Box 200): • RLH Files 1971 (0000) • RLH Department Files 1971 (0000) • RLH Department Agriculture 1971 (0000) • Agriculture January – March 1971 (0000-0480) • Agriculture April – June 1971 (0480-0960) • Agriculture July – September (0960-1240) • Agriculture October – December (1240-1400)

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• Dept. Air Force 1971 (1400-1400) • Air Force January – June 1971 (1400-1420) • Air Force July – December 1971 (1420-1420) • Dept. Army 1971 (1420-1420) • Army January – June 1971 (1420-1500) • Army July – December 1971 (1500-1550) • Army Corps of Engineers (1550-1550) • Corps January – June (1550-1770) • Corps July – December (1770-1960) • Atomic Energy Commission 1971 (1960-2000) • Civil Aeronautics Board 1971 (2000-2160) • Civil Service Commission 1871 (2160-2330)

Roll 2 (Box 200): • RLH Department Files • Dept. Commerce 1971 (0000-0100) • Dept. Defense January – June 197 (0100-0280) • Defense July – December (0280-0370) • Dept. Executive 1971 (0370-0570) • Executive 1917 OEO January – August (0570-1060) • Executive 1971 OEO September – December (1060-1150) • Executive EPA 1971 (1150-1250) • Dept. FCC January – June 1971 (1250-1670) • FCC July – December 1971 (1670-1790) • Dept. FDIC 1971 (1790-1810) • Dept. FPC 1971 (1810-1840) • Dept. Federal Trade Commission 1971 (1840-1940) • Dept. General Accounting Office 1971 (1940-1980) • Dept. General Services Administration 1971 (1980-2080) • HEW – January – March 1971 (2080-2360)

Roll 3 (Box 200): • HEW January – March 1971 (Cont.) (0000-0060) • HEW April – June 1971 (0060-0240) • HEW July – September 1971 (0240-0490) • HEW October – December 1971 (0490-0730) • HEW Office of Education January – March 1971 (0730-0790) • HEW Office of Education April – July 1971 (0790-0860) • HEW Office of Education July – September 1971 (0860-0930) • HEW Office of Education October – December 1971 (0930-0970) • HEW Social Security January – March 1971 (0970-1110) • HEW Social Security April – June 1971 (1110-1290) • HEW Social Security July – September 1971 (1290-1470) • HEW Social Security October – December (1470-1630)

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• HUD January – March 1971 (1630-1850) • HUD April – June 1971 (1850-2180) • HUD July – September 1971 (2180-2360)

Roll 4 (Box 200): • HUD October - December 1971 (0000-0130) • Dept. of Interior January – June 1971 (0130-0470) • Interior July – December 1971 (0470-0770) • Dept. of ICC January – June 1971 (0770-0950) • ICC July – December 1971 (0950-1040) • Dept. of Justice January – September 1971 (1040-1360) • Justice October – December 1971 (1360-1450) • Justice – Immigration and Naturalization (1450-1550) • Dept. of Labor January – June 1971 (1550-1710) • Labor July – December 1971 (1710-1890) • Dept. of National Labor Relations Board 1971 (1890-1900) • NASA 1971 (1900-1960) • Library of Congress 1971 (1960-1980) • Dept. of Navy 1917 (1980-2320)

Roll 5 (Box 200): • Dept. Maritime Administration 1971 (0000-0010) • Dept. National Railroad Passenger Corp. (0010-0020) • Dept. National Science Foundation (0020-0030) • Dept. Office of Emergency Preparedness (0030-0030) • Dept. Office of Budget and Management (0030-0080) • Dept. Post Office January – March 1971 (0100-0220) • Post Office April – June 1971 (0220-0490) • Post Office July – September 1971 (0490-0730) • Post Office October – December 1971 (0730-0770) • Railroad Retirement Board (0770-1080) • Selective Service System (1080-1140) • Small Business Administration (1140-1290) • Dept. of State January – June 1971 (1290-1720) • State – July – December 1971 (1720-1940) • Supreme Court (1940-2000) • Transportation January – June 1971 (2000-2360)

Roll 6 (Box 200): • Transportation January – June (Continued) 1971 (0000-0260) • Transportation July – December 1971 (0260-0580) • Transportation (FAA) (0580-0700) • Treasury (0700-0890) • Treasury – IRS (0890-1310)

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• Veterans Administration (1310-1790) • Personal Files Announcements 1971 (1790-1810) • Congratulations Extended January – June 1971 (1810-2040) • Congratulations Extended July – December 1971 (2040-2220) • Congratulations New Citizens (2220-2270) • Congratulations 50 th Anniversary (2270-2320)

Rolls 7-8 DSICARDED

Roll 9 (Box 121a) • Ack. (April – June Cont.) (0000-0050) • Ack. (July – September) (0050-0100) • Ack. (October – December) (0200-0160) • Judiciary General Files 1971 (0160-0400) • Judiciary Nomination 1971 (0410-0490) • Judiciary Private Bill (0490-0510) • Judiciary Riots (0510-0580) • Judiciary Administration Practice and Procedures (0580-0590) • Judiciary Antitrust and Monopoly General (0590-0720) • Judiciary Antitrust and Monopoly Auto Insurance (0720-0740) • Judiciary Antitrust and Monopoly Insurance General (0740-0950) • Judiciary Constitution Amendment (Prayer Amendment) (0959-1160) • Judiciary Constitution Amendment (President Election) (1160-1200) • Judiciary Constitutional Rights General (1200-1390) • Judiciary Constitutional Rights Pornography (1390-1440) • Judiciary Constitutional General (1440-1450) • Judiciary Amendment 18 years old to vote (1450-1460) • Judiciary Federal Charter and Holidays (1460-1700) • Judiciary Constitutional Amendment Equal Rights for Women (1700-1830) • Judiciary Criminal Law 1971 (1830-2130) • Judiciary Delinquency (Juvenile) General (2130-2230) • Judiciary Delinquency (Juvenile) Drug Hearings (2230-2350)

Roll 10 (Box 121a) • Judiciary Juvenile Delinquency Firearms 1971 (0000-0170) • Judiciary Immigration and Naturalization (0170-0190) • Judiciary Improvements in Judiciary Machinery (0190-0210) • Judiciary Internal Security 1971 (0210-0220) • Judiciary Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights (0220-0240) • Judiciary Separation of Powers General (0240-0240) • Judiciary Separation of Powers NLRB Invest. (0240-0240) • Appropriations for 1971 (app. General) (0240-0290) • Appropriations – Agriculture General (0290-0500) • Appropriations – Agriculture ARS (0500-0510)

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• Appropriations – Agriculture REA (0510-0530) • Appropriations – Agriculture SCS (0530-0540) • Appropriations – Defense (0540-0580) • Appropriations District of Columbia (0580-0590) • Appropriations Independent Offices (0590-0620) • Appropriations Interior (0620-0720) • Appropriations LHEW (0720-1080) • Appropriations Public Works (1080-1220) • Appropriations State, Justice, and Commerce (1220-1280) • Appropriations Supplemental (1280-1300) • Appropriations Transportation FY 1972 (1300-1350) • Appropriations Legislative(1350-1360) • Appropriations HUD & Space, Sciences (1360-1360) • LEGISLATIONS FILES 1971 Agriculture January – March (1360-1530) • Agriculture April – June 1971 (1530-1770) • Agriculture July – September 1971 (1770-1870) • Agriculture May – August (1870-1990) • Agriculture October – December 1971 (1990-2160) • Armed Services January – March 1971 (2160-2220) • Armed Services April – June 1971 (2220-2360)

Roll 11 (Box 168): • Armed Services July – September 1971 (0000-0100) • Armed Services October – December (0100-0220) • Banking and Currency January – March 1971 (0220-0240) • Banking and Currency April – June 1971 (0240-0270) • Banking and Currency July – September 1971 (0270-0370) • Banking and Currency October – December 1971 (0370-0480) • American Revolution Bicentennial Commission (0480-0490) • Atomic Energy (0490-0490) • Commerce January – March (0500-0570) • Commerce April – June (0570-0770) • Commerce July – September (0770-0880) • Commerce October – December (0880-1070) • Finance January – March (1070-1170) • Finance April – June (1170-1260) • Finance July – September (1260-1670) • Finance October – December (1670-2190) • Finance Taxes January – March (2190-2370)

Roll 12 (Box 168): • Legislative Finance – Taxes April – June (0000-0100) • Legis. Finance – Taxes July – September (0100-150) • Legis. Finance – Taxes October- December (0150-0320)

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• Legis. Finance Meat Imports January – March (0320-0360) • Legis. Finance Meat Imports April – June (0360-0370) • Legis. Finance Meat Imports July – September (0370-0410) • Legis. Finance Meat Imports October – December (0410-0420) • Legis. Finance Social Security and Medicare, January – March (0420-0480) • Legis. Finance Social Security and Medicare April – June (0480-0490) • Legis. Finance Social Security and Medicare July – September (0490-0510) • Legis. Finance Social Security and Medicare October- December (0510-0540) • Legis. Foreign Relations January – June (0540-0800) • Legis. Foreign Relations July – December (0880-1410) • Legis. Foreign Relations Vietnam January – June (1410-1760) • Legis. Foreign Relations Vietnam July – December (1760-1840) • Legis. Foreign Relations Calley (1840-2110) • Legis. Government Operations (2110-2120) • Legis. Interior January – June (2120-2330)

Roll 13(Box 168): • Legis. Interior January – June (Cont.) (0000-0110) • Legis. Interior July – December (0110-0210) • Legis. Labor and Public Welfare January – April (0210-0680) • Legis. Labor and Public Welfare May – June (0680-1160) • Legis Labor and Public Welfare July (1160-1590) • Legis. Labor and Public Welfare August – September (1590-2060) • Legis. Labor and Public Welfare October (2060-2220) • Legis. Labor and Public Welfare November (2220-2360)

Roll 14 (Box 168): • Legis. Labor and Public welfare November (0000-0220) • Legis. Labor and Public Welfare December (0220-0430) • Legis. Post office and Civil Service January – March (0430-0480) • Legis. Post Office and Civil Service April – June (0480-0530) • Legis. Post Office and Civil Service July – September (0530-0550) • Legis. Post Office and Civil Service October – December (550-0580) • Legis. Public Works January – June (0580-0820) • Legis. Public Works July – December (0820-0910) • Legis. Rules and Administration (0910-0980) • Legis. – Misc. Nebraska January – March (0980-1250) • Legis. Misc. Nebraska April – June (1250-1550) • Legis. Misc. Nebraska July – September (1550-1660) • Legis. Misc. Nebraska October – December (1660-1930) • Legis. General (1930-2010) • Legis. Joint Committee on Reduction of Federal Expenditures (2010-2020) • Legis. Committee on Internal Revenue (2020-2020) • Legis. Committee on Personnel (2020-2050)

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• Nebraska State General January – March (2050-2160) • Nebraska State General April – June (2160-2320) Roll 15 (Part – Box 110-120): • Nebraska State General July – September (0000-0070) • Nebraska State General October – December (0070-0130) • Nebraska State Breakfast (0130-0130) • Nebraska State Society (0130-0140) • Jocelyn Museum (0140-0190) • City of Omaha (0190-0190) • Nebraska State Legis. (0190-0200) • Radio and TV Schedule (0200-0230) • Radio and TV Transcripts (Sen. Curtis) (0230-0240) • Special Messages (0240-0250) • Press Releases (0250-0270) • Radio and TV Correspondence (0270-0300) • Special Statements (0300-0350) • RLH Bills 91 st Congress S 1-1478 (0350-1380) • RLH Bills 91 st Congress S. 1538-2875 (1380)

Roll 16 (Box 110-120): • Continuation of RLH Bills File 2875 91 st Congress (0000-2000) • Bills Sponsored by RLH 90 th Congress S. res 8 (2000-2340)

Roll 17(Box 110-120): • 90 th Congress (Cont.) Sjres 64 (0000-1590) • S. 1843 – to Establish Rights for Indians (1590-2320)

Roll 18 (Box 110-120): • S. 2539 RLH Bill File 89 th Congress – Bills sponsored by RLH (0000-0380)

Roll 19 (box 110-120): • S. 1098 (0000-0650) • 88 th Congress Bill File Sponsors and Co-Sponsors (0650-2340)

Roll 20 (Box 110-120): • 88 th Congress Bills Sponsored and Co-sponsored by RLH (0000-2320)

Roll 21 (Box 110-120): 87 th Congress Files Sponsored and Co-sponsored by RLH • 87th Congress Bill File (0000-1780) • 86 th Congress Bill File (1780-2360)

Roll 22 (Box 110-120): • 86 th Congress File Sponsored and Co-Sponsored by RLH (0000-1900) • RLH Bill File 85 th Congress (1900-)

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Roll 23 (Box 110-120): • Continuation of 85 th Congress Bill Files by RLH (0000-2140)

Roll 24 (Box 29) • 1967-1968 Yellows All -Bard

Roll 25(Box 29) • 1967-1968 Yellows Bua -Do

Roll 26(Box 29): • 1967-1968 Yellows Do-Gr (0000-2360)

Roll 27(Box 29): • 1967-1968 Yellows GRI – Hruska Memos (0000-2360)

Roll 28(Box 29): • 1967-1968 Yellows Hruska Memos – LAM (0000-2360)

Roll 29 (Box 29): • 1967-1968 Yellows Lam –Miz (0000-2360)

Roll 30 (box 29): • 1967-1968 Yellows Moa-Pol (0000-2360)

Roll 31 (Box 29): • 1967-1968 Yellows Pol-Shi (0000-2360)

Roll 32 (Box 29): • 1967-1968 Yellows Shi-Tur (0000-2360)

Roll 33 (Box 29): • 1967-1968 Yellows Tur-Z (0000-2360)

Roll 34 (Box 34-44): • SPEECHES Association of Insurance Agents – Washington D.C. January 1, 1964 (0000-0010) • German-American Society of Omaha January 11, 1964 (0010-0020) • Saunders County Feeders Association January 13, 1964 (0020-0040) • Central Nebraska Sugar Beet Growers, Kearney January 14, 1964 (0040-0050) • Y.R. Leadership Training School Washington D.C. January 25, 1964 (0050-0070) • South Carolina Insurance Forum Columbia, SC January 29, 1964 (0070-0140) • Manufacturers Association of Lancaster, PA January 31, 1964 (0140-0170) • Chamber of Commerce, Public Affairs Panel Washington DC February 6, 1964 (0170-0210) • Fundraising Victory Dinner Stanford, CT February 8, 1964 (0210-0240) • National Livestock Feeders Association St. Louis, MO February 12, 1972 (0240-0240)

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• University of Nebraska Convocation February 13, 1972 (0240-0240) • Speeches Regretted 1964 (0240-0370) • Downtown Kiwanis Club Omaha February 14, 1964 (0370-0380) • Various Campaign Speeches 1964 (0380-0450) • Lincoln Day 1964 (0450-0490) • Lincoln Day Speech Material (0490-0540) • University of Utah Challenge Week (0614-0615) • Masonic Banquet North Bend (0615-0621) • NAM- New York (0621-0660) • National Livestock Conference v1961 (0660-0664) • National Chamber of Commerce Insurance Committee (0664-0674) • Beatrice Jr. Chamber (0674-0686) • West District Sokol (0686-0705) • Bellevue Post Office Dedication (0705-0709) • American Bar Association (0709-0776) • Agnew Dinner (0776-0902) • Various Campaign Speeches Fall 1964 (0710-0720) • “Tele-talk” Columbus C of C April 10, 1964 (0720-0730) • Republican Women’s Conference Washington DC April 9, 1964 (0730-0740) • Nebraska Press Association Omaha April 17, 1964 • Young Republican Convention Norfolk April 18, 1964 (0750-0760) • Animal Health Institute Washington DC April 22, 1964 (0760-0810) • New Hampshire Fundraising Dinner Concord, NH April 23, 1964 (0810-0820) • Republican Men’s Club Lincoln April 29, 1972 (0820-0820) • State Medical Association Meeting Lincoln April 29, 1972 (0820-0860) • Nebraska GOP Convention June 1, 1964 (0860-0890) • Founder’s Day Omaha April 4, 1964 (0890-0920) • Illinois State Medical Society Chicago May 20, 1964 (0920-0940) • Jackson County Medical Society Kansas City, MO May 22, 1964 (0940-0970) • American Mutual Insurance alliance Chicago May 25, 1964 (0970-1000) • Johnson Co. Fundraising Dinner Tecumseh May 27, 1964 (1000-1000) • Richardson Co. GOP Convention Falls City May 28, 1964 (1000-1010) • Memorial Day Columbus May 30, 1964 (1010-1020) • Douglas Co. Republican Convention Paxton, Omaha May 28, 1964 (1020-1030) • Phelps Co. Fundraising Holdrege May 29, 1964 (1030-1040) • Douglas Co. Rep. Convention Paxton, Omaha May 28, 1964 (1040-1050) • Coed College Commencement Cedar Rapids, IA June 7, 1964 (1050-1080) • Nebraska Stock Growers Convention Alliance, NE June 13, 1964 (1080-1120) • Waterloo Post Office Dedication (1120-1140) • Beermann Appreciation Dinner South Sioux City June 20, 1964 (1140-1150) • Antioch College Yellow Spring May 25, 1964 (1150-1160) • Behlen Hospital Groundbreaking Columbus June 21, 1964 (1160-1170) • Milford Centennial Milford July 2, 1964 (1170-1190) • GOP Fundraising breakfast, Aurora July 3, 1964 (1190-1190)

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• Dawson Co. Fundraising Luncheon Lexington July 3, 1964 (1190-1190) • Open House Meeting York July 3, 1964 (1190-1190) • Valley Centennial July 4, 1964 (1190-1210) • Republican National Convention San Francisco July 14, 1964 (1210-1210) • Invitations Republican National Convention San Francisco July 13, 1964 (1210-1240) • Assembly of Captive Nations Dinner Washington DC July 29, 1964 (1240-1290) • KUON-TV Lincoln August 1, 1964 (1290-1290) • American Legion Parade Marshal Grand Island August 1, 1964 (1290-1290) • Czech Festival Wilbur August 2, 1964 (1290-1300) • South Platte United Chamber of Commerce Republican City August 1, 1964 (1300-1320) • Keynote Address – Republican State Convention Dover, Delaware August 20, 1964 (1320-1330) • Swift Day Luncheon Grand Island August 21, 1964 (1330-1350) • Colorado Cattle Feeders Association Estes Park, CO August 27, 1964 (1350-1390) • Lincoln Co. Fundraising Luncheon North Platte August 29, 1964 (1390-1390) • Scottsbluff Co. Fundraising Dinner Mitchell August 28, 1964 (1390-1410) • Cass Co. Republican Outing Elmwood August 30, 1964 (1410-1420) • Nebraska Association of Soil and Water Conservation District Omaha August 30, 1964 (1420- 1440) • German Day Celebration Omaha September 1, 1964 (1440-1440) • Chamber Luncheon and Fontanelle Forest Dedication September 13, 1964 (1440-1480) • Butler Co. Fundraising Dinner David City September 16, 1964 (1480-1480) • Political Dinner Lincoln September 17, 1964 (1480-1490) • Midwest Agriculture Chemicals Association Omaha September 18, 1964 (1490-1500) • Nebraska Broadcasters, Grand Island September 21, 1964 (1500-1500) • South Dakota Stock Growers Association Rapid City December 11, 1964 (1500-1530) • Nebraska Inventors Congress Hastings September 25, 1964 (1530-1560) • Boy Scout Encampment Cedar Bluffs September 26, 1964 (1560-1560) • Inter. Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers Chicago October 5, 1964 (1560-1570) • Grand Island October 7, 1964 (1570-1570) • Breakfast Meeting Lincoln October 6, 1964 (1570-1580) • Lincoln October 10, 1964 (1580-1580) • Falls City October 13, 1964 (1580-1580) • Margaret Hasebrook Banquet West Point October 18, 1964 (1590-1590) • Robert Kutak (1590-1650) • Nebraska Savings and Loan Association League Grand Island (1650-1650) • Wayne National Guard Armory Wayne October 24, 1964 (1650-1650) • Women League of Voters Omaha September 9, 1964 (1650-1650) • Nebraska Motel and Hotel Association Grand Island November 7, 1964 (1650-1670) • American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages Chicago November 10, 1964 (1670-1750) • Nebraska Co. Officials December 10, 1964 (1750-1770) • RLH Speeches 1963 January – December (1770-1770) • Great Bend, Kansas January 5, 1963 • Ten Outstanding Young Men Little Rock, Arkansas January 18, 1963(1820-1910) • Williamsburg International Assembly Material June 10, 1963 (1910-1960)

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• Fargo Farm Forum February 8, 1963 (1960-2010) • Lincoln Day, 1963 (2010-2060) • American University Young Republican Club February 18, 1963 (2060-2070) • South Omaha Merchants February 24, 1963 (2070-2090) • TV – “America Wants to Know” July 9, 1962 (2090-2160) • Homestead Stamp Ceremonies Beatrice May 20, 1962 (2160-2180) • Unitarian General Assembly Meeting Washington DC May 23, 1962 (2180-2240) • Illinois Pharmaceutical Association St. Louis, MO May 27, 1962 (2240-2270) • Memorial Day Weekend, 1962 (2270-2290) • Fort Robinson Field Day, Crawford June 2, 1962 (2290-2340)

Roll 35 (Box 34-44): • Clarksburg, WV February 26, 1963 (0000-0010) • Founders Day March 2, 1963 (0010-0030) • Ad-Sell League March 4, 1963 (0030-0060) • Republican Forum Luncheon Phoenix, AZ March 11, 1963 (0060-0080) • Federal Bar Association, Philadelphia April 1, 1963 (0080-0210) • Animal Health Institution April 3, 1963 (0210-0290) • Cold War Strategy Seminar Omaha Chamber of Commerce April 7, 1963 (0290-0320) • RLH Speeches Easter Recess April 15, 1963 (0320-0380) • Broward Co. Republican Victory Dinner Ft. Lauderdale, FL April 26, 1963 (0380-0400) • Southern Claims Conference Jacksonville, FL April 26, 1963 (0400-0450) • Plaque President, Creighton University May 1, 1963 (450-460) • John Jay Chapter Law Fraternity Phi Alpha Delta May 7, 1963 (0460-0470) • Nebraska Young Republicans Conference May 11, 1963 (0470-0480) • American Pharmaceutical Association Miami May 4, 1963 (0480-0520) • Florida Medical Association Miami May 17, 1963 (0520-0540) • Washington Ind. Round Table May 22, 1963 (0540-0550) • National Benefits Conference Banquet Mutual of Omaha May 24, 1963 (0550-0560) • Inv. Speech – Joslyn – Spring (0560-0560) • Sutton Memorial Day May 30, 1963 (0570-0580) • Doane college Convocation June 3, 1963 (0580-0620) • Williamsburg International Assembly June 10, 1963 (0620-0710) • Tri-County Rally Geneva June 15, 1963 (0710-0720) • Masonic Manor cornerstone June 15, 1963 (0720-0720) • Sokol Slet June 16, 1963 (0720-0730) • National Association of Insurance Commissioners Seattle June 20, 1963 (0730-0780) • Newman Grove Diamond Jubilee June 25, 1963 (0780-0820) • Oakland Centennial Pageant June 28, 1963 (0820-0830) • Cedar County Fundraising Luncheon Laurel June 29, 1963 (0830-0830) • Knox County Fundraising Niobrara June 29, 1963 (0840-0840) • O’Neil National Guard Armory Dedication June 30, 1963 (0840-0860) • Czech Festival Clarkson July 6, 1963 (0860-0870) • Nebraska College of Agriculture Tractor Power and Safety Day Mead July 25, 1963 (870-0900)

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• Western Nebraska United Chamber of Commerce Chadron July 25, 1963 (0900-0910) • Jefferson Co. Fundraising Luncheon (0910-0920) • Republican Coffee Beatrice July 26, 1963 (0920-0920) • Cuming Co. Fundraising Dinner West Point August 30, 1963 (0920-0930) • Tri-County Fundraising Dinner Osceola August 31, 1963 (0930-0930) • State Fair (0930-0940) • US chambers Manufacturers District Comm. Luncheon September 5, 1963 (0940-0950) • South Dakota Young Republican Convention Pierre September 7, 1963 (0950-0970) • Know Co. Farmers Union Verdigre September 8, 1963 (0970-0980) • Columbus Post Office Dedication September 14, 1963 (0980-0980) • Northwestern Motel-Hotel Association September 14, 1963 (0980-0980) • Dixon Co. Farm Bureau Allen September 14, 1963 (0990-1000) • National Association of Manufacturers Hot Springs, September 17, 1963 (1000-1010) • Tri-County Fundraising Dinner Wayne September 27, 1963 (1010-1020) • Nebraska Association of Underwriters Omaha September 28, 1963 (1020-1030) • Congressman Martin Test Dinner North Platte September 28, 1963 (1030-1040) • Dedication of Old People’s Home, Superior September 29, 1963 (1040-1050) • National Association of Insurance Agents Conference Chicago October 2, 1963 (1050-1160) • Nebraska Association Soil and Water Conservation Districts Norfolk October 7, 1963 (1160- 1180) • Student Bar Association Rutgers University Newark, NJ October 10, 1963 (1180-1200) • Salute to SAC Omaha October 11, 1963 (1200-1200) • Dana College, Blair October 12, 1963 (1200-1210) • Thurston Co. Farm Bureau Walthill October 12, 1963 (1210-1220) • Order Sons of Italy Banquet, Omaha October 13, 1963 (1220-1230) • Nebraska City Rep. Breakfast October 14, 1963 (1230-1230) • Irving Jr. High School Lincoln October 14, 1963 (1230-1240) • Dallas Republican Men’s Club October 10, 1963 (1240-1300) • National Association of Parliamentarians Dallas October 19, 1963 (1300-1340) • Dawson County Farm Bureau October 29, 1963 (1340-1370) • Nebraska League of Women Voters Omaha October 30, 1963 (1370-1410) • Dodge County Fundraising Dinner, Fremont November 1, 1963 (1410-1430) • Fremont Post Office Dedication November 1, 1963 (1430-1440) • Kimball Co. Fundraising Luncheon November 2, 1963 (1440-1450) • Scottsbluff Co. Fundraising Dinner November 11, 1963 (1450-1460) • Dedication Garfield Co. Courthouse Burwell November 11, 1963 (1460-1480) • Peace Bowl Football Game North Platte November 11, 1963 (1480-1480) • Nebraska State Irrigation and Nebraska Reclamation Association November 15, 1963 (1480- 1500) • Men and Women’s Club of Unity Church Omaha November 15, 1963 (1500-1510) • American Field Service Banquet Omaha November 20, 1963 (1510-1530) • Archbishop Ryan Mem. HS Career Day Omaha November 20, 1963 (1530-1540) • Associated Employers of Illinois Luncheon Chicago November 21, 1963 (1540-1550) • Synthetic Organic Chem. Manufacturing Association New York December 5, 1963 (1550-1570)

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• Nebraska Association of County Officials Omaha December 12, 1963 (1570-1570) • Butler Co. Livestock Feeders Association December 12, 1963 (1570-1590) • Czech Spectacular Lincoln December 15, 1963 (1590-1600) • Ravenna Good Samaritan Home December 15, 1963 (1600-1610) • Speeches 1962 (1610-1940) • Senator Hruska’s Itinerary 1962 (1940-2050) • Medical Exhibit Association Omaha & Chicago January 24, 1962 (2050-2150) • United Republicans RSVP Dinner St. Louis February 1, 1962 (2150-2180) • Nebraska Jr. Chamber Banquet February 10, 1962 (2180-2200) • Pennsauken Republican Club February 21, 1962 (2200-2220) • Mahoning Ohio Co, Republican Dinner February 24, 1962 (2220-2250) • Florida Fed. Of Republican Women Ocala, Florida April 5, 1962 (2250-2260) • Eastern Washington State College Seattle April 25, 1962 (2260-2340)

Roll36 (Box 34-44): • Nebraska Press Association Omaha April 29, 1962 (0000-0030) • Fordham Un. College of Pharmacy April 29, 1962 (0030-0080) • Drug Trading Company Toronto, Canada May 2, 1962 (0080-0140) • National Guard Association Omaha Armory May 5-6, 1962 (0140-0310) • Bergan Co, N.J. Bar Association May 12, 1962 (0310-0350) • Warden’s conference Fed. Bureau of Prisons June 25, 1962 (0350-0370) • 4th Circuit Judicial Conference June 29, 1962 (0370-0400) • VA 6 th Congressional District Convention Roanoke, VA June 30, 1962 (0400-0400) • Roanoke (Republican’s 6 th Congressional District) June 30, 1962 (0400-0430) • American Bar Association August 7, 1962 (0430-0480) • California Speeches September 1962 (0480-0540) • Senators Notes on Speeches 1961 (0540-0570) • RLH Speeches 1961 (0570-0700) • RLH Speeches 1961 (0700-0970) • SCONA Texas A&M December 6, 1962 (0970-1040) • Escanaba, Michigan June 24 (1040-1070) • Quincy Industrial Association June 11,1961 (1070-1090) • (Regrets) Wilson Creek Watershed September 1, 1961 (1090-1110) • National Wholesale Druggists Association October 18, 1961 (1110-1210) • New Jersey Pharmaceutical Cos. November 16, 1961 (1210-1320) • Political Founders Day 1961 (1320-1340) • Omaha Courtroom Dedication March 24, 1961 (1340-1370) • National Military Industrial Conference April 12, 1961 (1370-1400) • Phi Alpha Delta April 15, 1961 (1400-1440) • Tech High Career Day April 21, 1961 (1440-1470) • Greensboro, NC May 20, 1961 (1470-1490) • Effective Citizen Organization May 24, 1961 (1490-1510) • Crawford, NE Historical Marker May 28, 1961 (1510-1510) • Stock Growers Norfolk June 9, 1961 (1510-1540)

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• Clarkson June 28, 1961 (1540-1560) • Human Events July 14, 1961 (1560-1580) • Creighton Post Office Dedication July 21, 1961 (1580-1620) • WOW National Convention July 31, 1961 (1620-1680) • Jackson Co., Kansas City August 19, 1961 (1680-1710) • South Carolina September 11, 1961 (1710-1740) • Speeches 1960 (1740-2130) • Speeches 1959 (2130-2360)

Roll 37 (Box 34-44): • RLH Speeches 1959 (0000-0080) • RLH Itinerary 1961 (0080-0130) • Speeches Regretted 1961 (0130-0180) • Miami May 2, 1960 (0180-0260) • RLH Itinerary 1960 (0260-0300) • Speeches 1960 Declined (0300-0400) • RLH Speeches 1962 (0400-0620) • RLH Speeches 1959 (0620-0910) • Speeches Regretted 1961 (0910-0980) • Nebraska Farmers Union Convention February 1959 (0980-0990) • RLH Itinerary 1959 (0990-1030) • National Guard Speech also Nebraska National Guard History November 11, 1955 (1030-1090) • Housing (1090-1100) • Federal Aid to Education, Speech File (1100-1190) • Women in Government (1190-1240) • Speeches 1958 (1240-1430) • Roosevelt Centennial O.U. (1430-1640) • Ukrainian National Association May 28, 1958 (1640-1670) • Duncan Hines Family Dinner Highways May 5, 1958 (1670-1750) • County Assessor’s State Association (1750-1770) • 1958 Speeches Continued (1770-2150) • RLH Speeches 1957 (2150-2350)

Roll 38 (Box 34-44): • RLH Speeches 1957 (0000-0330) • Creighton International Relations Club March 15, 1957 (0330-0390) • Reclamation Association Grand Island October 17, 1957 (0390-0400) • Bohemian Home for Children Chicago May 19, 1957 (0400-0410) • Czech National Council Washington (0410-0420) • North Dakota Lincoln Day February 12, 1957 (0420-0450) • Correspondence 1956 (0450-0640) • Boys State 1957 (0640-0670) • Jacksonville, FL J.C.’s April 15, 1957 (0670-0680) • Boys Town Commencement Wayne State 1957 (0680-0720)

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• Manf. Chemists Association 1956 (0720-0750) • Nebraska Beet Growers Association September 25, 1956 (0750-0760) • Speeches 1955-1956 (0760-1320) • Grand Island Conference on Education (1320-1330) • Nebraska Public Health Association September 15, 1955 (1330-1380) • Woodmen of the World, L.A. July 25, 1955 (1380-1470) • Sokols, St. Louis June 18, 1955 (1470-1500) • Gates Mill, Ohio Western Reserve June 11, 1955 (1500-1520) • WOW June 6, 1955 (1520-1530) • Grand Island Conference on Education 1955 (1530-1540) • O.U. Achievement Day June 4, 1955 (1540-1550) • Chicago University May 29, 1955 (1550-1630) • Nebraska State Teachers College, Chadron May 27, 1955 (1630-1650) • Psychiatric Institute U of N April 30, 1955 (1650-1670) • Omaha Bar Association March 29, 1955 (1670-1690) • Soil Conservation Awards, David City February 21, 1955 (1690-1770) See Film #60 • Lincoln Day Newspaper Clippings February 1955 (1770-1780) See Film #60 • Radio-Telephone Membership Corp. Burwell December 21, 1954 (1780-1810) See Film #60 • Czech Independence 50 th Anniversary October 27, 1968 (1830-1860) See Film #60 • Washington Co. Activities October 26, 1968 (1860-1930) See Film #60 • GOP Rally October 24, 1968 (1930-1950) • Missoula, Montana October 24, 1968 (1950-1970) • Great Falls, Montana October 23, 1968 (1970-2020) • Luncheon/Dinner Omaha Club October 22, 1968 (2020-2030) • Jefferson Co. Fund Raising Dinner October 21, 1968 (2030-2050) • Nebraska League of Savings and Loan Association October 21, 1968 (2050-2110) • Butler Co. Coffee October 21, 1968 (2110-2120) • Temporary Czech National Council October 18, 1968 (2120-2230) • 50 th Anniversary Celebration of Independence of Czech October 18, 1968 (2230-2250) • GOP Luncheon Alliance, NE October 15, 1968 (2250-2270) • Sidney, NE Breakfast October 15, 1968 (2270-2270) • GOP Coffee Scottsbluff October 15, 1968 (2270-2270) • GOP Breakfast Kimball October 15, 1968 (2270-2270) • Cheyenne Co. Rotary – Sidney October 14, 1968 (2270-2280) • GOP Dinner Pierce October 11, 1968 (2280-2280) • GOP Luncheon Wayne State October 11, 1968 (2280-2290) • GOP Breakfast, Beemer October 11, 1968 (2290-2290) • Republican Fundraising Dinner October 10, 1968 (2290-2300) • Gabbrud for Sen. In South Dakota October 7, 1968 (2300-2350) • Wisconsin State WBFA Meeting October 5, 1968 (2350-2350)

Roll 39 (Box 29): • RLH Yellow 1969-1970 A-Beed (0000-2360)

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Roll 40 (Box 29): • RLH Yellow 1969-1970 Beed-Bro (0000-2360)

Roll 41 (Box 29): • RLH Yellow 1969-1970 Bro-Cole (0000-2360)

Roll 42 (Box 29): • RLH Yellow 1969-1970 Cole-D. Dowding (0000-230)

Roll 43 (Box 29): • RLH Yellow 1969-1970 J. Dowding – Fortune (0000-)

Roll 44 (Box 29): • RLH Yellow 1969-1970 Fos-Gy (0000-2380)

Roll 45 (Box 29): • RLH Yellow 1969-1970 Haa-Hod (Harr follows Has) (0000-2310)

Roll 46 (Box 29): • RLH Yellow 1969-1970 Hoe-Jac (0000-2390)

Roll 47 (Box 29): • RLH Yellow 1969-1970 Jae-Kn (Kel follows Kem-Kep) (0000-2380)

Roll 48 (Box 29): • RLH Yellow 1969-1970 Ko-Lou (0000-2350)

Roll 49 (Box 29): • RLH Yellow 1969-1970 Love-Meq (0000-2360)

Roll 50 (Box 29): • RLH Yellow 1969-1970 Mer-Ney (0000-2360)

Roll 51 (Box 29): • Ni-Ph (0000-2350)

Roll 52 (Box 29): • RLH Yellow 1969-1970 Pi-Rohl (0000-2360)

Roll 53 (Box 29): • RLH Yellow 1969-1970 Rohm-Shay (0000-2380)

Roll 54 (Box 29): • RLH Yellow 1969-1970 She-Stt (0000-2300)

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• RLH Yellow 1969-1970 Stu-Van also Vn-Vy (George) (0000-2360)

Roll 56 (Box 29): • RLH Yellow 1969-1970 (Paul) Van-Win (0000-2370)

Roll 57 (Box 29): • RLH Yellow 1969-1970 Wir-Z (0000-0910) • Speeches 1966 • National Livestock Feeders Association February 16, 1966 (0910-0960) • North Dakota Rep. Speech Fargo February 15, 1966 (0960-1000) • Lincoln Day February 1966 (1000-1020) • National Canner’s Association Miami January 24, 1966 (1020-1070) • Illinois Chamber of Commerce Del., D.C. February 8, 1966 (1070-1070) • “Open Line” KBOW February 16, 1966 (1070-1080) • Variety Club “Man of the Year Award, Bob Devaney February 18, 1966 (1080-1090) • Va. Beach Sports Club Jamboree February 22, 1966 (1090-1110) • Winnebago Co. Women’s Rep. Club March 10, 1966 (1110-1150) • American Telephone & Telegraph March 24, 1966 (1150-1170) • Crime Com. Of Philadelphia March 24, 1966 (1170-1210) • Associated Students of University of Nebraska March 25, 1966 (1210-1230) • 7th Congressional District of Va. Rep. Com. April 1, 1966 (1230-1250) • Shawnee Co. Rep. Dinner Topeka April 2, 1966 (1250-1270) • Interparliamentary Union, Australia April 6-18, 1966 (1270-1280) • National Hiway Users Conference April 14, 1966 (1280-1300) • Nebraska Telephone Association April 21, 1966 (1300-1350) • National Cheese and Butter Institute April 26, 1966 (1350-1380) • American Good Government Society May 1, 1966 (1380-1400) • Memphis and Shelby Co. Bar Association May 2, 1966 (1400-1460) • South Omaha Gene Eppley Boy’s club May 15, 1966 (1460-1480) • Nebraska Law College and Nebraska Bar Association May 6, 1966 (1480-1510) • Ditchley Foundation, Eng. January 28 –31, 1966 (1510-1580) • Master List 66 Speeches (1580-1590) • National Association of Attorney General May 17, 1966 (1590-1660) • The Proprietary Association May 18, 1966 (1660-1860) • Rep. Appreciation Dinner (Romney) May 19, 1966 (1860-1870) • Western Va. Industrial Relations Conference June 1, 1966 (1870-1890) • Memorial Day – Mt. Hope Cemetery May 30, 1966 (1890-1920) • Commencement Exercises Midland Lutheran College May 29 (1920-1950) • Merchants and Manufacturers Associations May 26, 1966 (1950-2010) • Rep. Finance Committee Omaha Association May 23, 1966 (2010-2020) • Rep. Nationalists Div. Dinner May 21, 1966(2020-2130) • Duluth Women’s Rep. Club May 20, 1966 (2130-2150) • GE Federal Government Relations Seminar DC May 17, 1966 (2150-2160) • Nebraska University Lincoln Alumni Col. Prog. June 3, 1966 (2160-2180)

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• Brookings Institute Conference for Business Execs. June 6, 1966 (2180-2190) • Gen. Federation of Women’s Clubs Chicago June 8, 1966 (2190-2250) • 45 th Anniversary of Commerce High June 11, 1966 (2250-2280) • Kansas City Crime Committee July 18, 1966 (2290-2330)

Roll 58 (Box 34-44): • Guarantee Reserve Life Insurance July 15, 1966 (0000-0040) • Western Nebraska District Press Association July 30, 1966 (0040-0140) • Luncheon Meeting of Journalists August 3, 1966 (0140-0180) • American Law Students Association August 9, 1966 (0180-0200) • National Confectioners Association June 15, 1966 (0200-0250) • Co. Committee Association of Ohio June 16, 1966 (0250-0270) • Judicial Hearings – San Francisco and Los Angeles July 16-20, 1966 (0270-0280) • Steuben Society Convention August 27, 1966 (0280-0310) • American Correctional Association Baltimore, MD August 29, 1966 (0310-0390) • Info meeting on Soil and Water Conservation St. Paul, NE August 30, 1966 (0390-0400) • Curtis Luncheon, Norfolk September 8, 1966 (0400-0410) • Omaha Bar Association September 8, 1966(0410-0420) • National Plowing Matches (0420-0470) • Curtis Dinner Omaha September 9, 1966 (0470-0470) • Rep. Chuck Wagon Supper Lincoln September 14, 1966 (0470-0500) • Insurance Fed. Of Nebraska, Omaha September 15, 1966 (0500-0520) • Luncheon for Curtis, Lincoln September 16, 1966 (0520-0530) • Breakfast – Lincoln, NE Hospital Advisory (0530-0540) • Co. Fundraiser Crete September 17, 1966 (0540-0550) • Rep. State Convention Dinner Omaha September 23, 1966 (0550-0580) • Greenville, SC Sen. Thurmond September 29, 1966 (0580-0600) • Mayonnaise and Salad Dr. Inst. Conv. September 30, 1966 (0600-0730) • Dedication of the New Holland Plant October 1, 1966 (0730-0770) • Albuquerque Fund Raising Dinner October 1, 1966 (0770-0790) • Wisconsin State Convention October 1-2,1966 (0790-0820) • American Corn Millers Convention October 5, 1966 (0820-0860) • Columbia Club 77 th Anniversary Dinner October 5, 1966 (0860-0910) • Independent Tel. Association October 5, 1966 (0910-0980) • Tri Country Fundraising Dinner October 6, 1966 (0980-0990) • Nebraska Association of Insurance Agents October 7, 1966 (0990-1030) • Nebraska License Bev. Association October 17, 1966 (1030-1070) • Chicago Tax Club Seminar October 19, 1966 (1070-1110) • Sarpy County Fundraising Dinner October 20, 1966 (1110-1121) • Lincoln Co. Fundraiser October 22, 1966 (1121-1130) • Gage Co. Fundraiser October 25, 1966 (1130-1140) • National Broiler Council October 13, 1966 (1140-1180) • Oklahoma Fraternal Council October 15, 1966 (1180-1210) • Seven Co. Republican Barbeque October 26, 1966 (1210-1230)

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• Senators Schedule 1966 (1230-1440) • Curtis Rally New Settlers Hall October 17, 1966 (1230-1440) • Ohio Association of Insurance Agents October 24, 1966 (1440-1480) • Swift & Co. Grand Island October 27, 1966 (1480-1490) • Dakota Co. Barbeque October 27, 1966 (1490-1490) • Omaha Press Conference October 28, 1966 (1590-1500) • Anniversary of Dedication of Statue of Liberty October 30, 1966 (1500-1510) • Wheeler-Greeley-Boone Co. Dinner November 2, 1966 (1510-1510) • TV Broadcast Scottsbluff Businessmen’s Dinner November 4, 1966 (1510-1540) • Businessmen’s Luncheon November 5, 1966 (1540-1550) • Harlan Co. Dinner November 5, 1966 (1550-1570) • Champaign Co. Dinner Rally November 6, 1966 (1570-1600) • Election Eve w/ Candidates November 7, 1966 (1600-1610) • CANCELLED Visit to Fed. Penitentiary November 10, 1966 (1610-1620) • WOW-TV Fall Tower Dedication November 11, 1966 (1620-1630) • Grocery Manufacturers of America November 14, 1966 (1630-1660) • Approp. Sen. H trip to Air Force Bases November 17 – December 2, 1966 (1660-1700) • Dedication of Harry Strunk Mem. December 5, 1966 (1700-1710) • Rep. Valley Con. Association December 5, 1966 (1710-1720) • American Petroleum Ins. Com. Public Affairs December 8, 1966 (1720-1730) • Co. Officials Convention December 15, 1966 (1730-1750) • Downtown Kiwanis Luncheon December 16, 1966 (1750-1760) • Westside High School Current Political Affairs Forum December 20, 1966 (1760-1760) • American Enterprise Institute December 21, 1966 (1760-1830) • Omaha Ad. Club Luncheon November 8, 1966 (1830-1860) • New York State Bass Antit. Sec. January 27, 1965 (1860-1900) • Mississippi Valley Association February 8, 1965 (1900-1930) • Cotton Bowl Game January 1, 1965 (1930-1940) • Lincoln Day February 8-15, 1965 (1940-2060) • Covert Lodge February 20, 1965 (2060-2080) • Sutton Future Farmers Association February 21, 1965 (2080-2120) • American Paper and Pulp Association February 24, 1965 (2120-2130) • Unitarian Workshop March 15, 1965 (2130-2130) • Brookings Institution March 15, 1965 (2130-2140) • Grain and Feed Dealers Association March 19, 1965 (2140-2190) • Founder’s Day – Kearney March 27, 1965 (2190-2220) • University of Nebraska Law School March 26, 1965 (2220-2240) • Lancaster Co. Rep. Forum April 3, 1965 (2240-2290) • Omaha Jr. Chamber of Commerce April 13, 1965 (2290-2290) • American Good Govern. Soc. Award April 25, 1965 (2290-2370) - Ended roll at Letter to Sen. from Jesse R. Smith (middle of folder)

Roll 59 (Box 34-44): • American Good Gov. Society Award April 25, 1965 (0000-0080) – Being of John C. Lynn

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• US Chamber of Commerce April 27, 1965 (0080-0170) • Am Association of University Women May 1, 1965 (0170-0180) • Seagram Family Achievement Association May 3, 1965 (0180-0210) • Masonic Home for Boys May 1, 1965 (0210-0220) • Glass Container Manufacturing Institute May 19, 1965 (0220-0230) • Bar Association of St. Louis June 1, 1965 (0230-0300) • National Association of Manufacturing “Washington on the Line” June 15, 1965 (0300-0310) • Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institution June 18, 1965 (0310-0320) • Iowa Manufacturing Association (Annual Meeting) June 26, 1965 (0320-0350) • Sokol Exhibition June 27, 1965 (0350-0360) • Ins. Of Distribution June 28, 1965 (0360-0380) • WOW Life Insurance Society July 19, 1965 (0380-0420) • Summer Law Clerks Seminar July 21, 1965 (0420-0430) • Little Papillion Channel Improve Pro. September 10, 1965 (0430-0440) • Mutual Aid Association September 12, 1965 (0440-0480) • Washtenaw Co. GOP Ox Roast September 18, 1965 (0480-0530) • Quality Bakers Coop. Association September 28, 1965 (0530-0620) • Grocery Manufacturing of America November 8, 1965 (0620-0700) • National Conference of State Legis. Leaders November 11, 1965 (0700-0880) • Scottish Rite Reunion Banquet November 18, 1965 (0880-0930) • Kiwanis Club of Omaha November 19, 1965 (0930-0930) • United Republican Fund of Illinois November 20, 1965 (0930-0970) • Doane College, Crete November 22, 1965 (0970-0970) • Lunch Beatrice November 22, 1965 (0970-0980) • Dinner Clay Center November 22, 1965 (0980-0990) • SAC Omaha November 23, 1965 (0990-1000) • Luncheon Bellevue November 23, 1965 (1000-1010) • Blair Rotary Club November 23, 1965 (1010-1020) • No RAD & Air Force Academy November 29, 1965 1020-1030 • Kellogg Plant Visit November 30, 1965 (1030-1030) • North High School November 1965 (1030-1030) • Omaha Real Estate Board December 1, 1965 (1030-1040) • Syracuse-Dunbar Pub. School Dedication December 5, 1965 (1040-1060) • Lions Club Luncheon December 6, 1965 (1060-1070) • Coffee Fremont December 6 1965 (1070-1080) • Norfolk Breakfast December 6, 1965 (1080-1100) • Wild Game Party December 6, 1965 (1100-1110) • Lunch Scottsbluff December 7, 1965 (1110-11200 • Dinner Alliance December 7, 1965 (1120-1140) • Lunch Lexington December 8, 1965 (1140-1150) • Madera and Tulare, California October 15-16, 1965 (1150-1220) • American Bankers Association October 30, 1965 (1220-1300) • Coffee Kearney December 8, 1965 (1300-1310) • Dinner Hastings December 8, 1965 (1310-1330)

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• Breakfast Ogallala December 8, 1965 (1330-1340) • Optimists Club Breakfast December 9, 1965 (1340-1350) • Nebraska Association of County Officials December 9, 1965 (1350-1360) • Thone Dinner Lincoln December 9, 1965 (1360-1390) • Lunch Nebraska City December 10, 1965 (1390-1400) • Jack Miller Dinner December 10, 1965 (1400-1420) • Association for Corporate Growth December 14, 1965 (1420-1480) • Omaha Rotary Club December 29, 1965 (1480-1540) • Orange Bowl Game December 30 1965 – January 3, 1966 (1540-1550) • Speech Notes 1968 (155-1740) • Speech Regrets 1968 (1740-1970) • Nebraska County Officials December 12, 1968 (1970-2020) • Nebraska Legis. Council December 10, 1968 (2020-2070) • Corn Refiners Association December 10, 1968 (2070-2080) • North Atlantic Assembly November 9, 1968 (2080-2100) • PORAC Los Angeles November 1, 1968 (2100-2240) • Polk co. Fundraising Dinner October 30, 1968 (2240-2270) • Sarpy co. Fundraising Dinner October 29, 1968 (2270-2290) • Thomas Co. Fundraising Dinner October 29, 1968 (2290-2300) • Cherry Co. Fundraiser Dinner October 28, 1968 (2300-2330) • Boone Co. Fundraiser Luncheon October 28, 1968 (2330-2350)

Roll 60 (Box 34-44): • Ruckelshaus for Senate September 30, 1968 (0000-0050) • Bellmon for Senate Kickoff September 28, 1968 (0050-0120) • Nebraska Association of Soil and Water Conservation September 23, 1968 (0120-0160) • Republican Candidates Dinner September 21, 1968 (0160-0180) • Rep. Fundraising Dinner Nashville September 19, 1968 (0180-0200) • CANCELLED Omaha Kiwanis Club September 13, 1968 (0200-0210) • Salute to Congressman Tom Curtis September 9, 1968 (0210-0220) • Republican State Convention Lincoln September 6-7, 1968 (0220-0230) • Nuckolls Co. Fundraiser Superior August 27, 1968 (0230-0240) • Nebraska Methodist School of Nursing August 26, 1968 (0240-0280) • YR Picnic, Schuetz’ Farm August 24, 1968 (0280-0280) • Republican Fundraising Dinner Lt. Wright July 26, 1968 (0280-0350) • Republican Fundraising Dinner Covington July 26, 1968 (0350-0370) • GOP Booster Luncheon Detroit July 26, 1968 (0370-0380) • Sokol Milwaukee Gymn. Soc. 100 th Anniversary June 27, 1968 (0380-0400) • GOP Booster Luncheon Omaha June 24, 1968 (0400-0410) • Omaha Sokol slet Omaha June 16, 1968 (0410-0430) • Rep. Booster Luncheon St. Louis June 14, 1968 (0430-0430) • Slavonic Benevolent Order Dallas June 12, 1968 (0430-0440) • Rep. Bar-B-Z Mullen June 2, 1968 (0440-0450) • Ogallala, NE Keith Co. F.R. June 1, 1968 (0450-0460)

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• Imperial, NE June 1, 1968 (0460-0460) • McCook, NE June 1, 1968 (0460-0460) • Square and Compass Club Dinner Omaha May 31, 1968 (0460-0480 • Douglas Co. Republican Convention May 30, 1968 (0480-0510) • Washington Co. republican Convention Blair May 30, 1968 (0510-0520) • American Legion Memorial Day Blair May 30, 1968 (0520-0540) • Speeches – Memorial Day Recess May 29 – June 4, 1968 (0540-0560) • Sand hills Cattle Association may 25, 1968 (0560-0580) • Conservative Leg. Testimonial Dinner May 24, 1968 (0580-0620) • Brookings Instituti0on May 20, 1968 (0620-0640) • Central High School (Retirement of Principal) May 19, 1968 (0640-0660) • Indiana Industrial Association May 17, 1968 (0660-0670) • Jr. Achievement Banquet VA. May 14, 1968 (0770-0790) • Ohio State Bar Association Toledo May 9, 1968 (0790-0800) • Rep. Testimonial Dinner Denver CANCELLED May 9, 1968 (0800-0810) • Nixon Trip to Nebraska May 6-7, 1968 (0810-0820) • American Government Class Am. University May 6, 1968 (0820-0820) • Linn. Co. Bar Association Law Day, Iowa CANCELLED May 1, 1968 (0820-0840) • Nebraska State Medical Association April 30,1968 (0840-0860) • Co. Chairman’s Workshop Grand Island April 27, 1968 (0860-0870) • GOP Booster Club Receptions Tenn. April 19, 1968 (0870-0890) • Rep. Luncheon Plattsmouth April 17, 1968 (0890-0920) • Rep. Luncheon Hastings April 16, 1968 (0920-0920) • Taped Interview Sta. KHAS; Hastings April 16, 1968 (0920-0930) • Otoe Co. Rep. Women’s Banquet April 16, 1968 (0930-0940) • Wheeler Co. Farm Bureau April 15, 1968 (0940-0950) • Rep. Luncheon Fullerton April 15, 1968 (0950-09690) • Easter Recess –General (0960-0970) • Lancaster Co. Rep. Officials Lincoln April 13, 1968 (0970-0970) • Tournament of Rose December 12, 1968 – January 1, 1969 (0970-1000) • Midwest Gas Association Chicago April 8, 1968 (1000-1040) • American Bakers Association Chicago April 8, 1969 (1040-1050) • Republican Fundraising Dinner Elkhorn April 6, 1968 (1050-1060) • Capt. Close-up WMAL March 28, 1968 (1060-1060) • Nebraska Founders Day Omaha March 23, 1968 (1060-1090) • Nebraska Republican State Convention Omaha March 22, 1968 (1090-1100) • B’nai B’rith Omaha March 21, 1968 (1100-1120) • Midwest Hospital Association Kansas City, MO March 20, 1967 (1120-1170) • Nebraska Society Award Dinner Washington DC March 20, 1968 (1170-1190) • Neligh and O’Neil, NE March 16, 1968 (1190-1210) • Kansas Livestock Association Convention March 15, 1968 (1210-1240) • Rep. Fundraiser Tenn. March 8, 1969 (1240-1260) • Foreign Ag Svc. CANCELLED March 6-12, 1968 (1260-1260) • General Electric Office and Management Washington DC April 10, 1968 (1260-1280)

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• YR National Federation Sheraton March 1, 1968 (1280-1300) • National Governors Conference on Crime February 29, 1968 (1300-1310) • Czech National Council Florida February 22, 1968 (1310-1320) • Burt Co. Farm Bureau Banquet February 20, 1968 (1320-1320) • Lincoln Day Dinner Indiana CANCELLED February 16, 1968 (1320-1340) • Douglas Co. Republican Dinner February 14, 1968 (1340-1340) • Lincoln Day General 1968 (1340-1350) • Lincoln Day Painesville, Ohio February 13, 1968 (1350-1370) • Visit to Animal Rescue Center Clay Center January 25, 1968 (1370-1430) • Nebraska Association of Co. Extension Boards January 24, 1968 (1430-1450) • American National Cattleman’s Association Oklahoma January 23, 1968 (1450-1470) • National Association of Co. Legis. Conference January 22, 1968 (1470-1500) • RLH Lunch with N. Natural Gas January 18, 1968 (1500-1520) • US Chamber Antit. Div. January 17, 1968 (1520-1530) • Luncheon for 20 Lincoln January 12, 1968 (1530-1530) • Meeting with Phil Vogt on Teacher January 11, 1968 (1530-1560) • Luncheon of Omaha District January 11, 1968 (1560-1560) • SAC Briefing and Tour of Base January 10, 1968(1560-1570) • KBON Radio January 9, 1968 (1570-1570) • Meeting with League of Women Voters January 9, 1968 (1570-1570) • Nebraska Federation of Retail Association January 9, 1968 (1570-1590) • Omaha Chamber of Commerce Good fellowship Club January 8, 1968 (1590-1590) • Open Dead File 1969 (1590-1610) • Master List of Speeches 1969 (1610-1610) • Speech Regrets 1969 (1610-1820) • Lincoln Day Activities February 1969 (1820-1830) • Der Page Co. Republican Dinner Illinois February 8, 1969 (1830-1840) • Speech Wayne, NE February 10, 1969 (1840-1840) • Verdigre Luncheon February 11, 1969 (1840-1840) • Cedar co. Coffee February 11, 1969 (1840-1850) • Madison Co. Coffee February 11, 1969 (1850-1850) • Platte Co. Dinner February 11, 1969 (1850-1850) • Dodge Co. Lunch February 12, 1969 (1850-1860) • Douglas Co. Dinner February 12, 1969 (1860-1870) • German American Club Ban February 15, 1969 (1870-1890) • US Chamber of Commerce DC February 17, 1969 (1890-1930) • Ass. General Contractors Omaha February 21, 1969 (1930-1930) • Federal Bar Association Washington DC February 27, 1969 (1930-1950) • Printing Industry of America Washington DC March 4, 1969 (1950-1970) • Nebraska Sand Gravel and Ready-mix March 6, 1969 (1970-1990) • Adams Co. Fund Raiser Dinner March 7, 1969 (1990-2010) • Saunders Co. Rep. Coffee March 21, 1969 (2010-2010) • Saunders Co. Farm Bureau Dinner March 21, 1969 (2010-2030) • Republican Founders Day Columbus March 22, 1969 (2030-2060)

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• Trade Relations Council of US March 26, 1969 (2060-2140) • American Bar Association Antit. Law March 27, 1969 (2140-2160) • Grand Island Industry April 11, 1969 (2160-2180) • Norfolk Senior High School April 11, 1969 (2180-2190) • Nebraska Planning and Zoning April 11, 1969 (2190-2220) • Kearney Parking Co. Groundbreaking April 12, 1969 (2220-2230) • Western Nebraska Rotary April 12, 1969 (2230-2240) • Scottish Rite Banquet April 17, 1969 (2240-2240) • Nebraska New Car Dealers Association April 18, 1969 (2240-2270) • Nebraska University Medical Center Banquet April 18, 1969 (2270-2280) • Testimonial Dinner for Com. Bucher April 24, 1969 (2280-2300) • Western Missouri Rotary Convention May 3, 1969 (2300-2330)

Roll 61 ( Box 34-44): • National Association Retail Druggists May 4, 1969 (0000-0020) • National Association Insurance Comm. May 5, 1969 (00220-0040) • Nebraska Bankers Association May 5, 1969 (0040-0060) • Va. Auto Dealers Association May 12, 1969 (0060-0090) • 1st Unitarian Church Banquet May 16, 1969 (0090-0130) • Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association May 20, 1969 (0130-0170) • Lancaster Co. Rep. Women’s Coffee May 23, 1969 (0170-0230) • Rep. Workshop May 24, 1969 (0230-0230) • Elkhorn Masonic Lodge Dedication May 24, 1969 (0230-0250) • Noon Day Club Annual Banquet May 28, 1969 (0250-0300) • Memorial Day Services York May 30, 1969 (0300-0340) • Meat Animal Research Center June 3, 1969 (0340-0360) • South Omaha Association of Commerce June 6, 1969 (0360-0380) • Sokol Slit, Chicago June 29, 1969 (0380-0410) • WOW Building Dedication and Lunch June 6, 1969 (0410-0440) • Minn. St. WBFA Meeting June 7, 1969 (0440-0440) • Nebraska Stock Growers June 13, 1969 (0440-0460) • Texas WBFA June 15, 1969 (0460-0470) • Fairbury Centennial Parade June 20, 1969 (0470-0470) • Unadilla Comm. Celebration June 21, 1969 (0470-0490) • Ded. Madonna Home for the Blind June 28, 1969 (0490-0500) • Kiwanis International Miami June 30, 1969 (0500-0560) • 1969 Judicial Conference Wyoming July 3, 1969 (0560-0660) • American Legion Auxil. Convention July 12, 1969 (0660-0700) • Walter B. Roberts Manor Open House July 13, 1969 (0700-0740) • Organized Crime Conference Illinois July 15, 1969 (0740-0750) • Apollo Moon Shot July 16, 1969 (0750-0790) • Tractor Power and Safety Day July 24, 1969 (0790-0830) • Testimonial Dinner Arthur Storz July 27, 1969 (0830-0830) • Omaha Kiwanis August 1, 1969 (0830-0850)

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• Northeast Nebraska Press Association August 1, 1969 (0850-0920) • GOP Family Conference August 2, 969 (0920-1000) • Wilbur Czech Festival August 3, 1969 (1000-1020) • Blair Centennial Celebration August 9, 1969 (1020-1060) • American Bar Association Dallas August 12, 1969 (1060-1090) • WBFA Meeting August 31, 1969 (1090-1090) • Lincoln 4H September 4, 1969 (1090-1090) • Valley, NE Post Office Dedication September 7, 1969 (1090-1120) • CAN Ins. Conference CANCELLED September 11, 1969 (1120-1140) • Hammond, Indiana September 17, 1969 (1140-1150) • League of Municipalities Lincoln September 17, 1969 (1150-1150) • Weekend September 19, 1969 (1150-1150) • Nebraska Broadcasters Association September 28, 1969 (1150-1190) • Brookings Institution October 13, 1969 (1190-1210) • 1st National Urban Lighting Symposium October 21, 1969 (1210-1220) • Omaha Press Club Awards Dinner October 23, 1969 (1220-1260) • Dave Martin Dinner October 25, 1969 (1260-1290) • Nebraska State Bar Association Dinner October 30, 1969 (1290-1310) • Gage Co. Fundraiser Dinner CANCELLED November 1, 1969 (1310-1310) • Papillion American Legion Vets Day November 11, 1969 (1310-1330) • Denney Fundraising Dinner November 14, 1969 (1330-1340) • Denney Fundraising Dinner November 15, 1969 (1340-1350) • National Association Independent Insurers November 19, 1969 (1350-1410) • Creighton University Pres council Dinner November 30, 1969 (1410-1420) • Nebraska Livestock Leaders Association December 2, 1969 (1420-1430) • Nebraska Stock Growers December 6, 1969 (1430-1430) • Am. University Government Class December 8, 1969 (1430-1440) • Elks Bill of Rights Day December 11, 1969 CANCELLED (1440-1460) • Nebraska County Officials December 11, 1969 (1460-1470) • Creighton University Bryan Senate Dinner December 13, 1969 (1470-1530) • Sun Bowl Game December 20, 1969 (1530-1530) • Lincoln Sertoma Club January 1, 1970 (1530-1540) • Am. University Govt Class January 12, 1970 (1540-1540) • Project Search Phoenix January 15-16, 1970 (1540-1580) • American Nation Cattleman’s Association January 26, 1970 (1580-1600) • Bur. Narcotics Staff Dinner January 27, 1970 (1600-1610) • Hearst Senate Youth Banquet January 28, 1970 (1610-1630) • Omaha School Administration Association January 29, 1970 (1630-1680) • San Juan Trip January 29 – February 1970 (1680-1710) • Meeting of Bellevue Board of Education February 6, 1970 (1710-1710) • Bellevue Jaycees Dinner February 6, 1970 (1710-1720) • Thayer Co. Fundraiser Dinner February 7, 1970 (1720-1720) • Nebraska Jaycees Cuvard Lunch February 7, 1970 (1720-1740) • GOP Coffee Webster Co. February 7, 1970 (1740-1740)

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• Tiemann Tribute Dinner February 9, 1970 (1740-1760) • York co. Livestock Leaders Association February 10, 1970 (1760-1780) • GOP Coffee Butler co. February 10, 1970 (1780-1790) • GOP Lunch Seward February 10, 1970 (1790-1800) • Buffalo Co. Fundraiser February 11, 1970 (1800-1800) • GOP Coffee Kearney Co. February 11, 1970 (1800-1810) • GOP Lunch February 11, 1970 (1810-1820) • Cheyenne Co. Fundraising Lunch February 12, 1970 (1820-1820) • Scottsbluff Co. GGOP Lunch February 12, 1970 (1820-1820) • Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce Dinner February 12, 1970 (1820-1860) • Lincoln Day General File February 12, 1970 (1860-1880) • GOP Dinner Wauneta February 13, 1970 (1880-1880) • Box Butte Co. Lunch February 13, 1970 (1880-1880) • Scottsbluff GOP Coffee February 13, 1970 (1880-1880) • GOP Coffee Furnas Co. February 14, 1970 (1880-1890) • GOP Lunch Superior February 14, 1970 (1890-1930) • Nebraska Council of Sch. Admin. February 19, 1970 (1930-1950) • Florida Southern College February 20, 1970 (1950-2050) • Indep. Mutual Ins. Of Conn. February 25, 1970 (2050-2100) • Burt Co. Rep. Fundraising Dinner March 6, 1970 (2100-2120) • Nebraska Federation of YR’s March 7, 1969 (2120-2130) • Peru State College Lunch March 13, 1969 (2130-2140) • Pawnee City GOP Coffee March 13, 1970 (2140-2140) • Tecumseh Dr. GOP March 13, 1970 (2140-2140) • National Association of Co. March 23, 1970 (2140-2150) • US Attorney Lunch March 25, 1970 (2150-2150) • Memorial Day Prague March 30, 1970 (2150-2160) • GOP Lunch Elwood March 30, 1970 (2160-2160) • GOP Coffee Gosper March 30, 1970 (2160-2170) • Lincoln Co. GOP Dinner March 30, 1970 (2170-2180) • Dawson Co. Fundraising Dinner CANCELLED March 31, 1970 (2180-2190) • Northwestern Bell Tele. Co. Luncheon April 3, 1970 (2190-2200) • South High Govt. Class Omaha April 3, 1970 (2200-2210) • Founders Day Lincoln April 4, 970 (2210-2260) • Dist. Of American Legionnaires Morse Bluffs April 12, 1970 (2260-2310) • Dwight PO Dedication Dwight, NE April 18, 1970 (2310-2330)

Roll 62 (Box 34-44): • American University Govt. Class Washington DC April 29, 1970 (0000-0100) • Arbor Day Program Nebraska City May 3, 1970 (0100-0120) • GOP Luncheon Ogallala May 8, 1970 (0120-0130) • GOP – Coffee Airport North Platte May 8, 1970 (0130-0140) • Chappell High School May 8, 1970 (0140-0160) • GOP Dinner Oshkosh May 8, 1970 (0160-0160)

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• GOP Breakfast Thedford May 9, 1970 (0160-0160) • Norfolk Chamber of Commerce Teletalk May 9, 1970 (0160-0170) • Geneva High School Commencement May 27, 1970 (0170-0180) • Randolph High School Commencement May 28, 1970 (0180-0200) • Meeting on Nebraska Situation Gov. Office Lincoln May 28, 1970 (0200-0210) • Square and Compass Lunch Omaha May 29, 1970 (0210-0220) • Hruska Men Meeting Lincoln May 30, 1970 (0220-0220) • Dedication of War Memorial Fremont May 30, 1970 (0220-0240) • Branched Oak Dedication Randolph May 31, 1970 (0240-0250) • Kearney Farm Show Kearney June 4, 1970 (0250-0250) • Luncheon with Hruska Supporters Kearney June 4, 1970 (0250-0250) • Postmaster Convention Grand Island June 4, 1970 (0250-0260) • Douglas Co. Convention Omaha June 4, 1970 (0260-0270) • Omaha Chamber of Commerce Recog. Banquet Omaha June 6, 1970 (0270-0290) • Dedication of Omaha Police Dept. HQ Omaha June 6, 1970 (0290-0310) • Valley Swim Pool Dedication Valley June 6, 1970 (0310-0310) • National Confectioners Association Washington DC June 8, 1970 (0310-0320) • Richardson Co. Fundraiser Falls City June 12, 1970 (0320-0340) • Lincoln School of Commerce Commencement June 17, 1970 (0340-0350) • POW-MIA Petition Pres. Douglas City Court June 20, 1970 (0350-0380) • Hall County Century Club Reception GI June 20, 1970 (0380-0380) • Stromsburg Swedish Festival Stromsburg June 20, 1970 (0380-0380) • Dawson Co. GOP Luncheon Lexington June 20, 1970 (0380-0400) • Dedication of Clarkson memorial Hospital Wing Omaha June 26, 1970 (0400-0420) • Dedication of Tranquility Park Omaha June 21, 1970 (0420-0460) • Clarkson Czech Festival June 27, 1970 (0460-0480) • Ref. Church of Holland Center Holland June 27, 1970 (0480-0490) • Seward July 4 Program Seward July 4, 1970 (0490-0510) • Omaha Chamber of Commerce Public Affairs Dinner July 10, 1970 (0510-0530) • Omaha Campaign Meeting July 10, 1970 (0530-0530) • Hruska Campaign Committee Meeting Valley July 10, 1970 (0530-0530) • Ashland Post Office Dedication July 11, 1970 (0530-0540) • Dedication of Housing for elderly Sutherland July 17, 1970 (0540-0550) • Oregon Trail Days Gering July 17, 1970 (0550-0570) • York Centennial Coronation Ball July 18, 1970 (0570-0610) • Salute to Armed Forces Beatrice July 18, 1970 (0610-0630) • WBFA Minn. State Meeting July 24-26, 1970 (0630-0640) • Centennial Parade et al Sterling July 26, 1970 (0640-0640) • Dwight Czech Festival July 26, 1970 (0640-0660) • Tractor Power and Safety Day Mead July 30, 1970 (0660-0660) • Physicians for Nebraska Comm. Lincoln July 30, 1970 (0660-0700) • Niobrara River Basin Dev. Association O’Neill July 31, 1970 (0700-710) • Wayne College Commencement August 1, 1970 (0710-0740) • Wilbur Czech Festival August 2, 1970 (0740-0760)

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• John Neihardt Bancroft CANCELLED August 3, 1970 (0760-0770) • Hruska’s Dinner for 8 th Wd. Dele. August 4, 1970 (0770-0780) • Burwell Rodeo Burwell August 6, 1970 (0780-0790) • Wayne City Fair and BBQ August 7, 1970 (0790-0800) • Cherry County Fair and Rodeo Valentine August 14, 1970 (0800-0800) • Papillion Centennial August 15, 1970 (0800-0810) • Butler Fair and BBQ David City August 15, 1970 (0810-0820) • YR Picnic Isaac Walton Grnds. Lincoln August 22, 1970 (0820-0820) • Shrine ‘Bowl Activities Lincoln August 22, 1970 (0820-0840) • Fall Festival Brainard August 29, 1970 (0840-0840) • Utica Fall Festival Utica August 29, 1970 (0840-0850) • Centennial Ball-Schuyler August 29, 1970 (0850-0850) • Sarpy County Fair Bellevue August 29, 1970 (0850-0860) • Lincoln Newsman September 2, 1970 (0860-0870) • Opening of Hruska HQ Lincoln September 2, 1970 (0870-0880) • Omaha Real Estate Board Lunch for Skip Bailey September 2, 1970 (0880-0900) • Dinner Honoring Skip Bailey Omaha September 3, 1970 (0900-0900) • GOP Fundraising Dinner Lincoln September 4, 1970 (0900-0910) • GAS Dual Fuel Demo September 4, 1970 (0910-0920) • Rep. State Convention Lincoln September 5, 1970 (0920-0930) • German Day Festival Omaha September 6, 1970 (0930-0940) • Douglas City YR’s Omaha CANCELLED September 8, 1970 (0940-940) • Douglas City Republican HQ Opening September 8, 1970 (0940-0940) • Senior Citizen Picnic Omaha September r10, 1970 (0940-0950) • Nebraska Chiropractors Banquet Lincoln September 12, 1970 (0950-0960) • Senior Citizens Picnic September 10, 1970 (0960-0960) • Tri-county FR Dinner Hebron September 17, 1970 (0960-0980) • League of Nebraska Municipalities North Platte September 27, 1970 (0980-1000) • Rep. Women’s Coffee Omaha September 18, 1970 (1000-1010) • Nebraska State Grange Lunch Lincoln September 18, 1970 (1010-1020) • Omaha Newsman Dinner September 18, 1970 (1020-1040) • Installation York Rites North Platte September 19, 1970 (1040-1050) • Valley Co. Rally Ord September 19, 1970 (1050-1060) • Nebraska Pan Handle & East Wyoming Fundraiser September 20, 1970 (1060-1060) • St. Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church September 20, 1970 (1060-1070) • Douglas Co. Fundraising Dinner Omaha September 24, 1970 (1070-1080) • Dodge Co. fundraising Dinner Fremont September 22, 1970 (1080-1090) • Benson Rep. Women Omaha September 21, 1970 (1090-1100) • W. Bohemian Frat. Association State Convention September 12-13, 1970 (1100-1100) • N.W. Bell Officials Omaha September 24, 1970 (1100-1110) • Meat Animal Research Center Clay Center October 1970 (1110-1110) • “Meet the Candidates” KOLN-TV Lincoln October 4, 1970 (1110-1110) • First District Caravan Week of October 5, 1970 (1110-1120) • Gage Co. FRD-Beatrice October 8, 1970 (1120-1120)

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• First District Pre-game Coffee Lincoln October 10, 1970 (1120-1120) • Open House John Mason’s Res. Lincoln October 10, 1970 (1120-1130) • Hruska Youth Event Lincoln October 10, 1970 (1130-1160) • Omaha Office Meeting Omaha October 11, 1970 (1160-1190) • Businessmen’s Breakfast Omaha October 13, 1970 (1190-1190) • Twin Rivers Education conference Nebraska City October 13, 1970 (1190-1190) • Nebraska Fraternal Congress Omaha October 13, 1970 (1190-1200) • Pancake Supper Tekamah October 13, 1970 (1200-1210) • Covert Lodge Special Meeting and Dinner Omaha October 14, 1970 (1210-1220) • Nebraska Hospital Association Omaha October 14, 1970 (1220-1230) • Sarpy co. Fundraiser Dinner Bellevue October 15, 1970 (1230-1240) • W Suburban Optometrists Dinner Omaha October 17, 1970 (1240-1250) • Lincoln Post Office Dedication Lincoln October 17, 1970 (1250-1270) • Jaycees Quarterly convention Omaha October 17, 1970 (1270-1270) • Gage Co. Fundraiser Dinner October 17, 1970 (1270-1270) • Cherry County Fundraiser Dinner Valentine October 18, 1970 (1270-1280) • Norfolk Coffees Norfolk October 19, 1970 (1280-1290) • Washington Co. FR Dinner Blair October 19, 1970 (1290-1290) • League of Women Voters Luncheon Omaha October 20, 1970 (1290-1320) • Lincoln Rotary Lincoln October 20, 1970 (1320-1340) • Rotary Banquet Columbus October 20, 1970 (1340-1360) • Nebraska University YR Meeting Lincoln October 21, 19760 (1360-1370) • Douglas Co. YR’s Omaha October 21, 1970 (1370-1370) • Nebraska Bar Association Omaha October 22, 1970 (1370-1370) • Station KLNG Int. Omaha October 23, 1970 (1370-1380) • Omaha Toastmistress Dinner Omaha October 25, 1970 (1380-1390) • Nebraska Savings and Loan Lunch Grand Island October 26, 1970 (1390-1400) • Cass CO. Fundraiser Dinner Avoca October 26, 1970 (1400-1400) • Thone Caravan South Sioux City October 27, 1970 (1400-1400) • Thone Caravan Falls City October 28, 1970 (1400-1410) • NSEA District II Convention Omaha October 29, 1970 (1410-1410) • I-480 “Omaha GOP” Closing Ceremony Omaha October 29, 1970 (1410-1420) • President Visit October 29, 1970 (1420-1460) • Nebraska Education Television Network KVON-TV Lincoln October 29, 1970 (1460-1470) • Downtown Kiwanis Lunch Omaha October 30, 1970 (1470-1480) • President Nixon’s Broadcast Anaheim, CA October 30, 1970 (1480-1480) • Dakota Co. Smorg. South Sioux City October 30, 1970 CANCELLED (1480-1490) • Beatrice Chamber of Commerce Lunch November 2, 1970 (1490-1530) • National Soft Drink Association Philadelphia, PA November 10, 1970 • National Soft Drink Association Philadelphia October 10, 1970 (1550-1580) • Nebraska County Officials December 10, 1970 CANCELLED (1580-1610) • 3rd District Caravan 1970 (1610-1640) • 2nd District Caravan 1970 (1640-1640) • 1st District Caravan 1970 (1640-1660)

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• Speech Regrets 1970 (1660-1890) • RLH Departmental Files 1970 Agriculture January – April 1970 (1890-2360)

ROLLS 63-69 DISCARDED

Roll 70 (Box 29): Continuation of Yellows 1971-1972 • BEM through BURZ (0000-1560) • BUS through BZ (01560-1630) • C (1630-1630) • CAP through CARP (1790-1900) • CARR through CARY (1900-1960) • CAS through CAZ (1960-2050 • CHA (2050-2150) • Frank Chapek Family (2150-2160) • CHE through CHI (2160-2190) • CHO through CHU (2190-2280) • Clark through Clarke (2280-2360)

Roll 71 (Box 29): • Clark through CLARK (0000-0030) • CLA through CLE (0030-0080) • CLI through COD (0080-0150) • COE through COH (0150-0180) • COL – (0180-0240) • COM through CONR (0240-0290) • CONS through CONW (0290-0380) • COP through COR (0380-0430) • COS through COY (0430-0520) • CRA through CRE (0520-0600) • CRI through CRY (0600-0700) • CUA through CUR (0700-0760) • Carl Curtis (0760-0770) • CUS through CUY (0770-0790) • DAA through DAM (0790-0820) • DAN through DAV (0820-0860) • Davis through Davis (0860-0920) • DAV through DAY (0920-0960) • DEA through DEK (0960-1030) • DEL through DEM (1030-1050) • DEN through DEY (1050-1130) • DIA through DIE (1130-1190) • DIF through DIX (1190-1260) • DOA through DOL (1260-1330)

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• DOM through DOR (1330-1400) • DOS through DOY (1400-1470) • DR through DY (1470-1790) • EA through EY (1790-2320)

Roll 72 (Box 29): • FAB through FL (0000-0430) • FOA through FOR (0430-0510) • FOS through FOV (0510-0550) • FRA (0550-0610) • FRE (0610-0680) • FRI through FRY (0680-0790) • FU through FY (0790-0850) • GAA though GAN (0850-0930) • GAR through GAI (0930-1020) • GAU through GEN (1020-1070) • GEO through GID (1070-1150) • GIE through GY (1150-1840) • HA through HARQ (1840-2310)

Roll 73 (Box 29): • Yellows 1971-1972 HARR-HER (0000-0600) • HES- Rady A. Johnson April 5, 1972 Continued on Roll 79 (0600-2320)

Roll 74 (Box 29): • Yellows 1971-1972 KAP through KIM (0000-0360) • KIN through KO (0360-0980) • KUTAX through LZ (0980-02160) • MAA through MAP (2160-2360)

Roll 75 (Box 29): • Yellows 1971-1972 MARA through McO (0000-0830) • McP through MY (0830-1860) • NA through NoQ (1860-2320) Roll 76 (Box 29): • Yellows 1971-1972 NOR through PAQ (0000-0580) • PAR through RO (0580-02360)

Roll 77 (Box 29): • Yellows 1971-1972 ROC through RZ (0000-0480) • SA through STAO (0480-2350)

Roll 78 (Box 29): • Yellows 1971-1972 STAP through SV (0000-0530)

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• SW through UNION/UNITED (0530-1480) • VA through WEH (1480-2330)

Roll 79 (Box 168): • Yellows 1971-1972 WEI through WILL (0000-0610) • WILM through Z (0610-1310) • Rady Johnson – KAO (1310-1580) • 1972 Administration Files 1-4 Office Staff Applicants 1972 (1580-1610) • 3-2 Plastiplate –letters 1972 (1610-1620) • 3-4 Microfilm Project 1972 (1620-1630) • 5 Supplies- Equipment Service 1972 (1640-1670) • 5-1 Radio TV Credits – Charges 1972 (1670-1670) • Agriculture 1972 (1670-2290) • 1- Issues 1972 (2290-2360)

Roll 80 (Box 168): • Continuation of Agriculture 1- Issues 1972 (0000-0190) • 2-Legislation 1972 (0190-0410) • 2-1 School Lunch Programs 1972 (0410-0440) • 3 Agriculture Working Files 1972 (0440-0450) • Appropriations 1972 (0450-0520) • 1 Agriculture, Environmental, and Consumer Protection 1972 (0520-0620) • 1-1 Ap. Agriculture 1972 (0620-0700) • 1-1-2 Agriculture Research Service 1972 (0700-0770) • 1-1-3 Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service 1972 (0770-0780) • 1-1-4 Commodity Credit Corporation (0780-0790) • 1-1-7 Extension Service 1971 (0790-0800) • 1-1-9 Farmers Home Administration 1972 (0800-0810) • 1-1-10 Rural Electrification Administration 1972 (0810-0880) • 1-2 Environmental Protection Agency 1972 (0880-0890) • 1-2-1 Appropriation (EPA) Working File 1972 (0890-0890) • 1-3-1 Appropriation (Consumer Protection) Working File 1972 (0890-0900) • 1-3-2 Federal Trade Commission 1972 (0900-0900) • 1-3-3 Food and Drug Administration (0900-0910) • 2 Defense 1972 (0910-0980) • 2-1 Working File Appropriations (Defense) (0980-1010) • 3 Deficiencies and Supplemental 1972 (1010-1010) • 3-1 Working File Appropriations (Deficiencies and Suppl.) 1972 (1010-1050) • 4 District of Columbia 1972 (1050-1050) • Appropriations (DC) Working File 1972 (1050-1050) • 5 Foreign Operations 1972 (1050-1110) • 5-1 Appropriations (Foreign Operations) Working File 1972 (1110-1110) • 6 Independent Offices 1972 (1110-1112) • NASA 1972 (1112-1112)

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• 6-3 GSA 1972 (1120-1120) • 6-4 HUD 1972 (1120-1130) • 7 Interior 1972 (1130-1150) • 7-1 Appropriations (Interior) Working File 1972 (1150-1150) • 8 Labor, Health, Education, & Welfare 1972 (1150-1460) • 8-2 OEO 1972 (1460-1460) • 8-3 Office of Education 1972 (1460-1530) • 8-4 Hill-Burton 1972 (1530-1590) • 9 Legislative 1972 (1590-1600) • 10 Military Construction 1972 (1600-1600) • 11 Public Works 1972 (1600-1620) • 11-1 Appropriations (Public Works) 1972 (1620-1620) • 11-3 Bureau of Reclamation 1972 (1620-1640) • 11-4 Corps of Engineers 1972 (1640-1680) • 12 State, Justice, Judiciary Commerce 1972 (1680-1730) • State Justice Judiciary Commerce HR 14989 Approp. 1973 (1730-1740) • 12-1 Appropriations Workings File 1972 (1740-1740) • 12-3 LEAA 1972 (1740-1790) • 12-4 Subversive Activities Control 1972 (1790-1800) • 13 Transportation 1972 (1800-1800) • 13-1 Appropriations (Transportation) 1972 (1800-1810) • 14 Treasury, Post Office and Executive 1972 (1810-1810) • Arts and Humanities 1972 (1810-1860) • Associations and Organizations 1972 (1860-1870) • 1 National Comm. On reform of Federal Criminal laws 1972 (1870-1870) • 2 Jefferson Expansion Memorial Committee 1972 (1870-1870) • Atomic Energy 1972 (1870-1880) • 1 Atomic Energy Working File 1972 (1880-1880) • Civil Rights 1972 (1880-1880) • Civil Rights 1972 (1880-2020) • Congress 1972 (2020-2030) • 1 Committees on Congress 1972 (2030-2030) • 2 Legislation 1972 (2030-2030) • 2-1 RLH Bills Introduced or Co-sponsored 1972 (Filed Chronologically) (2030-2040) • SJ Res 236 National Drug Abuse Prevention Week May 23, 1972 (2040-2040) • SJ res 264 (2040-2040) • Cong 2-1 S res 272 (2040-2060) • Cong 2-1 S con res 33 (2060-2070) • Cong 2-1 Sj res 189 (2070-2070) • Cong 2-1 S 15 (2070-2080) • Cong 2-1 S 377 (2080-2090) • Cong 2-1 S 1490 (2090-2090) • Cong 2-1 S 1667 (2090-2090) • Cong 2-1 S 1869 (2090-2100)

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• Cong 2-1 S 2140 (2100-2100) • Cong 2-1 S 2228 (2100-2130) • Cong 2-1 S 2546 (2130-2130) • Cong 2-1 S 2601 (2130-2130) • Cong 2-1 S 2994 (2130-2140) • Cong 2-1 S 3000 (2140-2150) • Cong 2-1 S 3065 (2150-2150) • Cong 2-1 S 3118 (2150-2150) • Cong 2-1 S 3121 (2150-2150) • Cong 2-1 S 3123 (2150-2150) • Cong 2-1 S 3232 (2150-2160) • Cong 2-1 S 3262 (2160-2160) • Cong 2-1 S 3388 (2160-2160) • Cong 2-1 S 3415 (2160-2160) • Cong 2-1 S 3756 (2160-2170) • Cong 2-1 S 3833 (2170-2180) • Cong 2-1 S 3834 (2180-2180) • Cong 2-1 S 3841 (2180-2180) • 3-2 Congr. Directories 1972 (2180-2190) • 6 Government Printing Office 1972 (2190-2190) • Constituents (Filed alphabetically by name individual or organization) 1972 (2190-2190) • Defense Affairs 1972 (2190-2230) • 2 Training 1972 (2230-2230) • 2-1 Reserve Programs 1972 (2230-2250) • 3 Armed Forces 1972 (2250-2270) • 4 Surplus Property (Real estate, building, equipment, etc.) 1972 (2270-2270) • 5 Weapons, Arms, Ammunition, Explosives (2270-2280) • 6 Defense Affairs Working File (general) (2280-2280) • 7 Defense Affairs Working File Defense Preparedness 1972 (2280-2290) • District of Columbia 1972 (2290-2290) • Economics 1972 (2290-2290) • 1 Business Conditions 1972) (2290-2310)

Rolls 81 & 82 DISCARDED Roll 83 (Box 168): • Foreign Relations 1-15 Vietnam (0000-0330) • 2 Foreign Aid 1972 (0330-0420) • 3 Treaties and Peace Pacts 1972 (0420-0500) • 4 United Nations 1972 (0550-0590) • 5 International Travel (0590-0630) • 6 Peace Corps 1972 (0630-0670) • 7 International Conference 1972 (0670-0670) • 9 International Organizations 1972 (0670-0700) • 1-16 POW (0700-0890)

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• Forest Resources 1972 (0890-0890) • 1 Conservation and Protection 1972 (0890-0910) • 2 Products and Industries 1972 (0910-0910) • Health and Welfare, March 1972 (0910-1650) • 1 Community Health and Sanitation (1650-1830) • Health and Welfare January & February 1972 (1830-2020) • 1-1 Sewage (sewage disposal system) 1972 (2020-2050) • 1-2 Stream and River Pollution 1972 (2050-2140) • 1-3 Air Pollution 1972 (2140-2180) • 2 Diseases and Conditions (including research and promotion programs 1972 (2180-2260) • 2-2 Anti-vivisection or cruelty to animals 1972 (2260-2270) • 3 Therapeutic devices and Equipment 1972 (2270-2280) • 4 Water-water systems-water supply (for human Consumption) 1972 (2280-2290) • 5 Drugs (See Judiciary Jud:18-2) 1972 (2290-2370)

Roll 84 (Box 168): • Health and Welfare 5 Drugs (See Judiciary:18-2, March, Continued) 1972 (0000-0010) • 6 Mental Health Programs 1972 (0100-0190) • 7 Poverty Programs 1972 (0190-0250) • 8 Medicare (0450-0590) • 10 Health and Welfare; Working File – Welfare 1972 (0590-0590) • 1-3 HUD Housing (0590-0600) • HUD 1972 (0600-0880) • 1 Housing 1972 (0880-1260) • 1-2 Financing Loans 1972 (1320-1360) • 1-3 HUD Urban Renewal 1972 (1360-1420) • HUD: 3 Community Development (1420-1420) • Indian Affairs 1972 (1420-1520) • 1 Land Development and Use 1972 (1520-1520) • 2 Educational and Welfare Problems 1972 (1520-1610) • 3 Economic and Social Matters 1972 (1610-1660) • Institutions 1972 (1660-1660) • 1 Correctional (See Judiciary:17) 1972 (1660-1670) • 2 Health and Mental 1972 (1670-1730) • 2-1 Hospitals (Sanitariums, clinics) 1972 (1730-1800) • Insurance and Retirement 1972 (1800-1810) • 1 Federal Government 1972 (1810-1840) • 1-1 Insurance (accident, Health, life) 1972 (1840-1880) • 1-2 Retirement & annuities (include disability) (1880-2140) • 1-3 Railroad Retirement 1972 (2140-2260) • 1-4 Compensations (workmen’s unemployment) 1972 (2260-2270) • 3 Private and Industrial Ins. & Retirement 1972 (2270-2280) • 1 Patents (see Judiciary:19) 1972 (2280-2290) • Immigration and Naturalization 1972 (2290-2340)

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Roll 85 (Box 168): • Immigration and Naturalization 1 Citizenship 1972 (0000-0130) • 2 Passports-Visas 1972 (0130-0200) • Judiciary 1972 (0200-0370) • 3 Budgets 1972 (0370-0370) • 5 Nominations 1972 (0370-0450) • 5 Private Bills 1972 (0450-0470) • 7 Antitrust and Monopoly (0470-0850) • 7-1 Working File (0850-0850) • 10-2 Electoral College 1972 (0850-0870) • 10 Constitutional Amendments 1972 (0870-0930) • 10-4 Prayer Amendment (0930-0940) • 10-7 Equal Rights 1972 (0940-1270) • JUD: 11-1 Working File (Constitutional Rights) 1972 (1270-1410) • 11 Constitutional Rights 1972 (1410-1480) • 11-3 Civil Rights 1972 (1480-1580) • 11-4 Criminal Justice (1580-1590) • 11-6 Freedom of the Press (1590-1730) • 11-9 School Desegregation 1972 (1730-1860) • 11-10 Voting Rights (1860-1880) • 11-11 Wire tapping 1972 (1880-1890) • 12 Criminal Laws and Procedures (1890-2130) • JUD: 12-1 Working File (Criminal laws and Procedures) (2130-2140) • JUD:13 Federal Charters, Holidays, and Celebrations (2140-2360)

Roll 86 (Box 168): • JUD: 13 (Federal Charters, Holidays, and Celebrations) Continued (0000-0070) • JUD: 13-1 Charter, Holidays, and Celebrations Working File 1972 (0070-0080) • JUD: 14 Immigration and Naturalization (0080-0160) • JUD: 15 Improvements in Judiciary Machinery (0160-0240) • JUD 15-1 Working File (Improvement in Jud. Machinery) 1972 (0240-0260) • 16 Internal Security 1972 (0260-0270) • JUD: 16-1 (Internal Security) Working File 1972 (0270-0270) • Otto Otepka- Member of Subversive Act Control Board (0270-0520) • 17 National Penitentiaries 1972 (0520-0690) • JUD: 17-1 Working File (National Pen.) (0690-0740) • 18 Juvenile Delinquency 1972 (0740-0780) • JUD: 18-1 Working File (Juvenile Delinq.) (0780-0820) • 18-2 Drugs 1972 (0820-0900) • 18-3 Firearms 1972 (0900-1450) • 18-4 Pornography 1972 (1450-1540) • 22 Separation of Powers (1540-1560) • 19 Patents-Trademarks-Copyrights (1560-1580)

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• Labor January – May 1972 (1580-1880) • Labor 1972 (1880-2060) • 1 Conditions-Employment-Unemployment (2060-2130) • 2 Strikes-Work Stoppages 1972 (2130-2220) • 3 Unions 1972 (2220-2260) • 5 Fair Labor Standards (2260-2340) • 6 Manpower Development & Training (2340-2350)

Rolls 87 – 89 DISCARDED

Roll 90 (Box 168): • Public Works 1972 1 Elkhorn Div. Project (0000-0010) • 1 O’Neill (0010-0010) • PW: Niobrara River Dam (0010-0070) • PW: Kingsley Dam (0070-0080) • PW: Ponca Dam (0080-0090) • PW: 1 Fremont Sewage Project (0090-0120) • 1 Cedar Valley Reclamation District (0120-0130) • 1 Cedar River Dam (0130-0140) • 1 Hiram Scott Facility (0140-0140) • PW: Highland Irrigation Unit (0140-0150) • PW: Gering Valley Flood Control Project (0150-0170) • 1 Scottsbluff College (0170-0240) • 1-1 Scottsbluff College NRA (0240-0310) • 1-2 Scottsbluff College Criminal College (0310-0310) • Reports and Statistics 1972 (0310-0340) • Roads 1972 (0340-0360) • 1 Federal Highways 1972 (0360-0490) • 2 State 1972 (0490-0540) • Salaries 1 Federal Employees 1972 (0540-0590) • 1-2 Congressional and Judicial 1972 (590-0600) • 1-4 Wage Board (Blue Collar Workers) 1972 (0600-0698) • 2 State Employees 1972 (0650-0670) • 2-1 Teachers 1972 (0670-0680) • 3 Minimum Wages (General) 1972 (0680-0940) • Selective Service (General Matters – Cases; see: Servicemen and Veterans) (0940-1130) • Servicemen and Veterans 1982 (1130-1220) • 1 Servicemen and Officers (1220-1290) • 1-1 Pay and Allowances(1290-1320) • 1-2 Officer’s Commissions (1320-1320) • 2 Veterans (1320-1420) • 2-1 Education and Training (1420-1560) • 2-2 Loan Guarantees (1560-1570) • 2-3 Annuities & Pensions (1570-1690)

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• Small Business 1972 (1690-1740) • 1 Contracts-Markets 1972 ( 1740-1750) • 2 Financing Loans (1750-1780) • 3 Supplies, Equipment, Facilities, Material (1780-1780) • Social Security 1972 (1780-1930) • 1 Benefits 1972 (1930-2160) • 2 Eligibility (Coverage Requirements) 1972 (2160-2160) • 3 Individual Cases (2160-2380) (Continued on next Roll)

Roll 91 (Box 133a): • 3 Individual Cases 1972 (Continued) (0000-0060) • Space Affairs 1972 (0060-0070) • State Governments (0070-0090) • 1 Departments 1972 (0090-0100) • 2 Independent Agencies & Offices (0100-0110) • 3 State Legislation (110-0130) • Taxes 1972 (0130-0250) • Taxes (Federal) 1972 (0250-0490) • Taxes 1-1 Excise (0490-0540) • Taxes 1-2 Income (0540-0780) • Taxes 2 State (0780-0800) • Trade (See Jud: 23) 1972 (0800-0810) • 1-1 Working File (import-export matters) 1972 (0810-0822) • 1 Import-Export Matters (0820-1040) • 1-2 Meat Imports (1040-1130) • 3 International Trade (1130-1160) • 4 Fair Trade (1160-1170) • 5 Regulations (1170-1190) • Transportation 1972 (1190-1470) • 1 Air (1470-1550) • 1-1 Airports and Airways (1550-1640) • 2 Land (1640-1680) • 2-1 Auto Safety (1680-1730) • 3 Rail (1730-1830) • 3-1 Boxcar Problems (1830-1840) • Utilities (1840-1860) • 1-1 Radio and TV (1860-1910) • 1-2 Telephone, Telegraph & Cable (1910-1940) • 2 Power-Light (1940-2020) • Appropriations 1971 General (2020-2050) • Legislative (2050-2300)

Roll 92 (Box 133a): • Appropriations Ag Research Service FY 1971 (0000-0140)

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• Ag REA FY 1971 (0140-0330) • LHEW May – August FY 1971 (0330-0960) • Ag SCS FY 1971 (0960-0990) • Defense FY 1971 (0990-1070) • Interior FY 1971 (1070-1560) • District of Columbia FY 1971 (1560-1570) • Independent Office FY 1971(1570-1730) • LHEW January – April 24 FY 1971 (1730-2370)

Roll 93 (Box 121a): • Appropriations LHEW April 1970 Continued (0000-0080) • LHEW September – December 1970 (0080-0290) • Military Construction 1970 (0290-0310) • State. Justice, Commerce 1970 (0310-0350) • JUDICARY General 1970 (0350-0780) • Administrative Practice and Procedure General 1970 (0780-0820) • Judiciary Agenda 1970 (0820-0830) • American Revolution Bicentennial Commission (0830-0840) • Antitrust and Monopoly Franchises 1970 (840-1130) • Antitrust and Monopoly Failing Newspaper Act 1970 (1130-1140) • Antitrust and Monopoly General (1140-1140) • Antitrust and Monopoly Insurance General 1970 (1140-1150) • Constitutional Amendments General 1970 (1150-1230) • Constitutional Amendments Reappointment Gen. 1970 (1230-1230) • Constitutional Amendments Electoral College 1970 (1230-1470) • Constitutional Amendments 18 year old vote (1470-1560) • Constitutional Rights Civil Rights General 1970 (1560-1570) • Constitutional Rights General 1970 (1570-1760) • Constitutional Rights Civil Disobedience (1760-1850) • Constitutional Amendments Prayer 1970 (1850-2370)

Roll 94 (Box 121a): • Judiciary Criminal Laws and Procedures 1970 (0000-0310) • Federal Charters, Holidays, and Celebrations General (0310-0840) • Immigration and Naturalization, General 1970(0840-0870) • Improvements in Judiciary Machinery General (0870-0960) • Internal Security General (0960-0990) • Separation of Powers General (0990-1000) • Private Bills General (1000-1040) • Patents, Trademarks, Copyrights General (1040-1560) • Internal Security Int. Sec. Ad of 1968 General (1560-1570) • Juvenile Delinquency General (1570-1620) • Juvenile Delinquency Firearms General (1620-1740) • Judiciary Nominations 1970 (1740-2310)

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ROLLS 95-101 DISCARDED

Roll 102 (Box 168): • 1 Foreign Policy (0000-0330) • 2 Foreign Aid (0330-0950) • 3 Treaties and Peaces Pacts (0950-1270) • 4 United Nations (1270-1390) • 5 International Travel (1390-1400) • 7 International Conferences (1400-1430) • 8 International Finance (1430-1460) • 9 International Organizations (1460-1460) • Bombing (1460-1520) • Bombing (1520-1650) • FR: 1-15 Vietnam (1650-1980) • FR: 1-16 POW (1980-2340)

Roll 103 (Box 168): • Forest Resources 2 – Products & Industry (0000-0020) • H&W: January – March (0020-0460) • H&W: April – May (0460-0780) • H&W: June – August (0780-1060) • H&W: September – December (1060-1560) • 1 Community Health and Sanitation (1560-1670) • 2-2 Anti-Vivisection (1670-1680) • 4 Water Systems Supply (1680-1780) • 6 Mental Health (1780-1790) • 7-1 Welfare (1790-1810) • 8 Medicare (1810-1880) • 1-1 Sewage (1880-1900) • 1-2 Stream and River Pollution (1900-1970) • 1-3 Air Pollution (1970-2010) • 2 Diseases and Conditions (2010-2050) • Housing and Urban Development (2050-2360)

Roll 104 (Box 168): • Housing and Urban Development Continued (0000-0070) • 1 Housing (0070-0110) • 1-2 Financing (0110-0160) • 2 Urban Renewal (0160-0200) • 3 Community Development (0200-0210) • Immigration and Naturalization (Comm. Development) (0210-0290) • 1 Citizenship (0290-0420) • 2 Passports and Visas (0420-0580)

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• 3 Quotas-Refugees-DPs (0580-0580) • Indian Affairs (0580-0760) • 1 Land Development and USE (0760-0760) • 2 Education & Welfare Problems (0760-0790) • 3 Economic and Social Matters (0790-0820) • Institutions 1 Correctional (0820-0820) • 2 Health and Mental (0820-0830) • 2-1 Hospitals (0830-0900) • Insurance and Retirements (0900-0910) • 1-1 Insurance (accident, health, and life) (0910-0950) • 1-2 Retirement and Annuities (0950-1140) • 1-3 Railroad Retirement (1140-1490) • 3 Private and Industrial (1490-1700) • Patents (1700-1710) • Judiciary (1710-2060) • 1 Agenda (2060-2070) • 5 Nominations (2070-2260) • 5-1 Dier Vacancy Continued Next Roll (2260-2360)

Roll 105 (Box 168): • 5-1 Dier Vacancy (0000-0020) • 6 Private Bills (0020-0060) • 7 Anti-trust and Monopoly (0060-0220) • 9 Administrative Practices and Procedures (0220-0260) • 10 Constitutional Amendments (0260-0270) • 10-2 Electoral College (0270-0270) • 10-4 Prayer Amendment (0270-0300) • 10-6 Reapportionment (0300-0300) • 10-7 Equal Rights (0300-0450) • 11 Constitutional Rights (0450-1520) • 11-3 Civil Rights (1520-1600) • 11-4 Criminal Justice (1600-1610) • 11-6 Freedom of the Press (1610-1640) • 11-9 School Desegregation (1640-1660) • 11-10 Voting Rights (1660-1670) • 12 Criminal Laws and Procedures (1670-1950) • 13 Federal Charters, Holidays and Celebrations (1950-2120) • 14 Immigration and Naturalization (2120-2140) • 15 Improvement in Judiciary Machinery (2140-2190) • 15-1 Appellate Review (2190-2210) • 15-4 National Commissioner (2210-2330) • 16 Internal Security (2330-2330)

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(90 th Congress) Rolls No. 24-33 (91 st Congress) Rolls No. 39-57 (92 nd Congress) Rolls No. 70-78

34-44 RLH Speeches All years, Rolls 34-38 and 58-62

110-120 RLH Bills (Legislation) All years, Rolls No. 15 (part) 16-23

121 (a) Judiciary (1970-1971), Rolls No. 9, 10, 93 and 94

133 (a) Appropriations Legislation 1971, Rolls No. 91 and 92

168 Legislative Files, 1971 (1971) Rolls 11-14, inclusive (1972) Rolls 79, 80, 83-86 and 90 (1973) Rolls No. 102-105

200 Department Correspondence, 1971 Rolls No. 1-6 inclusive

Box 214 Miscellaneous Files Folder

1. Senate Rules 2. US Senate Pre 91 st Congress 3. Supreme Court 4. President Nixon 5. Department of Justice 6. Federal Bureau of Investigation 7. S res 319 FBI Oversight Committee 8. Campaign 1972 9. Nebraska 10. Ethics 11. Campaign 1970 12. Senator Roman L. Hruska 13. Senate Rules and Organization 14. Juvenile Delinquency, miscellaneous, 92 nd Congress 15. Civil Aeronautics Board 16. Interested Commerce Commission 17. Federal Power Commission 18. Congressional Record Clippings Miscellaneous Press Clippings 19. Orientation Material – John A. Gale 20. Request for Co sponsorship 21. Memo to Senator

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22. Office memo 23. 92 nd Legislation report 24. 93 rd Cong: General

Box 215 Folder

1. DC Crime 2. Genocide Treaty 3. Noise standards – Nuisance light 4. Lobbying Bill 5. Meat Imports 6. Juvenile Justice and Del. Prevention Act of ’74 Part 1 7. Juvenile Justice and Del. Prevention Act of ’74 Part 2

Box 216 Folder

1. New JD Legislation: Implementation 2. Parole Committee Act 1975 3. Flag Code 4. Flag Code Revision 5. Flag Code Working File RLH 6. OEO/Legal Services 7. Miscellaneous material (not on meeting agenda) 8. National Legal Service Corp., 1976 9. Authorization A.G. to fix age limits for certain appointments 10. “No-Knock” – Historical

(Received May 14, 2001)

Box 217 Speeches Folder

1. Hruska Tree Planting Capitol Hill April 27, 1976 2. President Ford’s Trip to Nebraska May 7 & 8 1976 3. Raleigh Fed. Correctional Inst. Raleigh, NC May 13, 1976 4. University of Nebraska Lincoln Law School March 15, 1976 5. Founders Day Omaha, Nebraska March 20, 1976 6. Nebraska Federation of Republican Women Scottsbluff, NE April 23, 1976 7. Bicentennial Arbor Day Nebraska City, Nebraska April 25, 1976 8. Disting. Sales Representative Award Dinner (To Sen. Hruska) Omaha, NE February 16, 1976 9. US Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Washington DC March 14, 1976 10. Oil Price Regulation Seminar Shoreham Hotel Washington DC March 16, 1976 11. Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity Reception RHOB Washington DC March 10, 1976

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12. National Jewish Hospital Dinner February 7, 1976 Omaha, NE 13. Republican Fundraising Dinner Brookings, SD February 13, 1976 14. Nebraska Day Recognition by the District of Columbia for Bicentennial Year August 3, 1976 15. Nebraska American Legion Award to Sen. Hruska Lincoln June 26, 1976 16. Republican State Convention Lincoln, NE June 26, 1976 17. American Judicature Society Bicentennial Program Philadelphia, PA July 6, 1976 18. Search Symposium Philadelphia, PA May 24, 1976 19. Beehive Masonic Lodge No 184 South Omaha Nebraska October 21, 1976 20. National Association of Independent Insurers Chicago, IL (National Meeting) November 16, 1976 21. Republican Fundraising Dinner for Cong. Virginia Smith North Platte September 11, 1976 22. Cherry County Republican Dinner Valentine, NE October 3, 1976 23. Thedford Republican Dinner Thedford, NE October 4, 1976 24. Lexington Chamber of Commerce Lunch Lexington, NE October 4, 1976 25. Republican Dinner Elks Club Holdrege, NE October 4, 1976 26. Republican Breakfast/Press Conference Grand Island, NE Holiday Inn October 5, 1976 27. Columbus Rotary Club Holiday Inn Columbus, NE October 5, 1976 CANCELLED 28. Nebraska Fraternal Congress Omaha, NE October 12, 1976 29. Lavista Jr. High School Dedication Papillion/La Vista, NE October 17, 1976 30. Luncheon at Student Center Dana College October 19, 1976 Blair, NE 31. Republican Dinner Winterset Inn Plattsmouth, NE October 18, 1976 32. Sarpy County Fund raiser Papillion, NE October 20, 1976 33. Dedication of Mundt EROS Center Sioux Falls, SD August 7, 1973 34. Speech ABA Workshop Reno, NV December 3, 1976 35. CIA Breakfast and Meeting December 13, 1976 (Langley, VA) 36. Nebraska Co. Attorneys Revise Federal Criminal Code Hilton Omaha, NE October 9, 1974 37. National Jewish Hospital Dinner April 13, 1984 38. American Legion Yutan, NE May 30, 1983 39. Nebraska Wesleyan November 16, 1982 40. Starmark Memphis, TN March 4, 1983 41. Nebraska State Bar Luncheon Honoring Judges October 11, 1984 42. American Judicature Society New Orleans, Louisiana February 5, 1983 43. 1982 Miscellaneous Speech Notes 44. Lincoln Denney Federal Building May 7, 1982 45. Miligan Hall 50 th April 27, 1980 46. Bryan High Exchange Club Freedom Shrine Larry Uebner April 9, 1980 47. ODK Dialogue Series UNO March 19, 1980 48. Leadership Program Omaha January 17, 1980 49. St. Columbus Festival July 21-22, 1979 50. Dirksen –Louella July 18, 1979 51. Corrections Center Douglas County July 1, 1979 52. Montana State Bar June 21-22, 1979 53. TAFT Institute UNL June 14, 1979

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54. Desoto Bend Ground Breaking May 26, 1979

Box 218 Speeches; General topical files Folder

1. General Speech File 2. Economics 3. Energy 4. Lincoln Day Speeches 5. Curtis 6. Taxes 7. Defense 8. 1958 23 rd Annual World’s Championship Duck Calling Contest Program 9. The Commission on Revision of the Federal Court Appellate System: A Legislative History by RLH 10. Arizona State Law Journal. 11. Report of the Study Group on the Caseload of the Supreme Court 12. Creighton Law Review Fall 1969 13. The National Court of Appeals: An Analysis of Viewpoints by RLH 14. Legal Problems Dividing a state between Federal Judicial Circuits 15. Mississippi Law Journal 16. The Death of E. Pluribus Unum 17. Toward a Modern Senate Final Report of the Commission on the Operation of the Senate 18. 1984 Campaign 19. Eastland Senate 20. Political Out of State 1960 21. Political Presidential Candidate Nixon 22. Political Roman L. Hruska 1961-1962 23. Political- Nebraska 24. Political Morton, Thurston B. 25. Political Martin 26. Madison 27. Candidates – H.C. Lodge 28. Lee, William 29. Bill Lee 30. Lancaster 31. Kennedy 32. Hruska, Victor 33. Hruska, R.L. (senator) 34. Hawaii 35. H 36. Republican National Convention Invitations Chicago 37. Republican National Convention Reservations and Accommodations 38. Goldwater, Barry 39. Judicial Activism 1979

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Box 219 General topical files Folder

1. OIF Kutak Award November 7, 1978 2. Northfield Township Women’s Republican Club Wilmette, Illinois May 11, 1977 3. Republican All-star roundup Dole Brunch RLH March 31, - April 1, 1979 4. Jesters February 9, 1979 5. PAD Forum January 1979 6. Meat animal Research Center January 31 – February 2, 1979 7. Gymnast Hall of Fame May 3, 1979 8. Symposium Pres. And Congress terms April 23, 1979 9. Meat Animal research Center May 25, 1979 10. Shell Mgt. Course Columbia Lakes, TX October 27, 1977 11. Republican Fundraiser October 28, 1977 12. Federal Bar Association – Omaha November 4, 1977 13. Chicago Swearingen Group September 18, 1977 14. Bill Haynes Group San Francisco September 7, 1977 15. Summer Associates August 19, 1977 16. Agriculture – International Trade Energy Vail, Colorado June 7-10, 1978 17. Kiwanis Omaha June 16, 1978 18. Peebler Roast November 9, 1977 19. Durham April 20, 1978 20. Nebraska Society Award Dinner October 18, 1977 21. Conagra Lunch November 7, 1977 22. Gymnastics Hall of Fame May 1, 1980 23. WFLA State meeting Brainard September 14, 1980 24. Hiram College October 15-17, 1980 25. Gordon Allott April 2, 1981 26. CR Controversy October 5, 1986 27. Jesters Court 14 February 19, 1982 28. RLH Personal Material 29. Karnes Biogr. Platform etc. Itinerary 30. 1988 Campaign Material 31. Pound in 1906 & Burger in 1976 32. Sam Cummings Interarmco file 33. Press & other papers 1952 on 34. Hruska makes the case for letting the people decide June 9, 1965 35. Address by Senator Hruska to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners August 14, 1963 36. Senator Hruska’s leadership responsible for Beef Import law September 9, 1964 37. The US Senate and It’s Rules January 16, 1963 38. The Role of the Small Newspaper March 14, 1962 39. Oppose Admission of the Communist China into the United Nations February 6, 1961 40. Hruska Makes Compelling case for Meat Import Legislation October 19, 1967 41. Gloomy day for the Farmer November 17, 1967 42. A Fair shake for the Farmer July 20, 1966

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43. Facts, not Emotion, should govern Firearms Legislation March 15, 1966 44. Congress Must act now to Avoid another Meat Import Crisis April 14, 1967 45. Piecemeal Approach to United States- Soviet Relations March 14, 1967 46. Meat Import Quota April 20, 1967 47. Amendments to National Firearms act of 1934 May 24, 1967 48. Kennedy round is Bad News for American Farmer June 1, 1967 49. Fair Play for the Cattleman June 29, 1967 50. New Weapons needed in the War Against Organized Crime June 29, 1967 51. Governor Tiemann Makes Impressive Beginning January 12, 1967 52. Packaging and Labeling Act Conference Report October 19, 1966 53. Fair play for our Farmers February 26, 1962 54. The Administration’s Farm Program Failure Hurts Badly March 1, 1967

Box 220 General topical files Folder

1. Romas 2. Whitaker 3. National Park Service 4. National Jewish Hospital 5. Peters, Roger 6. National Liberty Corp 7. Northwestern Mutual Milwaukee 8. McElwaine, Joseph 9. Paxson, Jim 10. Stenberg 11. Van Kirk, Burkett 12. Plymate, Robert & Cole, Paul 13. Come by chance Refinery Newfoundland Refining Company Limited 14. Who’s Who in America 41 st Edition 1980-1981 Volume 2 15. AICUZ report Amendment Offutt Air Force Base May 1977 16. Public Opinion October/November 1980 17. GOP Congressional Leadership 1967-68 18. Campaign 1954 Election Results 19. GOP Congressional Leadership 1969-70 20. Notes for Campaign Statements 1970

Box 221 General topical files Folder

1. Nebraska University Foundation 2. Hoover Library Tour October 8-15, 1993 3. Kutak Foundation 4. Kutak Memorial Library 5. Nebraska Bar Foundation 6. Former Members Congress

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7. David City Public Library 8. Nebraska State Historical Society 9. Masonic Orders 10. Hoover Library RLH Trustee 11. Tech High School 12. Passports 13. Judge Robinson 14. Nixon 15. Nixon 16. Nebraska State Parks 17. Supreme Court Historical Society 18. Benson Women’s Republican Club February 20, 1978 19. Lee Cement Industry Conference Holiday Inn, Omaha May 16-19, 1977 20. 8th Circuit Judicial Conference Kansas City June 29 - July 11, 1977 21. 4 Senator Lunch July 20, 1977 22. Republican Dinner October 24, 1978 23. Insurance Agents Breakfast South Sioux City April 11, 1978 24. Omicron Delta Kappa Speaking Engagement April 13, 1977 25. Speech Dedication Tolbo – Dirksen July 26, 1978 26. Golden Anniversary Award Dinner Omaha, NE November 10, 1959 27. The commission on Revision of the Federal Court Appellate System: A legislative History – RLH volume 1974 28. Congress off the Record the Candid Analyses of Seven Members 29. Both Ends of the Avenue: The Presidency, the executive Branch and Congress in the 1980s 30. Hawaii January 1981 31. Omaha Kiwanis June 16, 1978 32. Joint Committee American Organizations in DC October 31, 1978 33. Speeches Master Log for 1976 34. Lincoln Day Speech Material 1965 35. Europe June 1977

Box 222 General topical files; position summaries, etc. Folder

1. Hearings before the Subcommittee on Courts of the Committee on the Judiciary US Senate 98 th Congress first session 2. Richard M. Nixon: Late a president of the United States – Memorial Tributes delivered in Congress 3. The Commission on Revision of the Federal Court Appellate System: A Legislative History RLH 4. The New Nebraska Law Center 5. The Banner Press July 4, 1996 6. The United States Senate A historical Bibliography 7. Commission on Revision of the Federal Court Appellate System Structure and Internal Procedures: Recommendations for Change

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8. Tributes to the Honorable Roman L. Hruska of Nebraska in the United States Senate September 22, 1976 9. Defense Budget 1979 10. The Grand National Assembly of the Socialist Republic of Romania: a Brief outline 11. Budget 12. Civil Right-Social Services 13. Food 14. Foreign Affairs 15. Government 16. Taxes 17. Food Prices – Farm Economics 18. Firearms- Transport over State Lines 19. Justice Oliver W. Holmes 20. Letters 1989 –1990

Box 223 General topical files; miscellaneous publications Folder

1. Criminal Code 2. RLH Political Offices 1944-1976 3. Levin A. Leo Federal Appellate 4. Comprehensive Crime Control Act of 1984 5. Fraternal Herald November 1956 6. Fraternal Herald March 1954 7. Midlands Business Journal April 28, 1989 8. Czech Nebraska February 1994 9. Remembering Dvorak August 6-8, 1993 10. RICO Creighton Law Review 11. Levin A. Leo 1977-1979 12. Passports 13. Files on Senator Eastland 14. Civil Rights 15. The Cornhusker of 1925 UNL 16. Weber-Bakke Opinions 17. Bi-Centennial

Box 224 General topical files; speeches; correspondence 1977-1980 Folder

1. Letters concerning possible relations 2. Separation of Power Executive Privilege 3. Anderson-Nader 4. Revenue Sharing 5. 1983 Budget (US) 6. Corruption 1951-1952 “National Disgrace” 7. RLH Speeches

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8. Vogt Material 9. RLH Press Clippings 1952 10. Political Issues 1977 Material 11. RLH Correspondence 1980 12. RLH correspondence 1979 13. Correspondence 1978 14. Correspondence 1977

Box 225 Reports; retirement correspondence; voting records; miscellaneous Folder

1. The First 2000 days: Report if the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit 1982-1988 2. The seventh year: Report of the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit 1988-1989 3. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals Reorganization Act of 1996 4. MARS: Mirror Advanced Reactor Study 5. Hearing before the Committee on the Judiciary US Senate 104 th Congress 1 st Session 6. Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the 101 st Congress, First Session 7. The American Enterprise: September/October 1993 8. Food: From Farmer to Consumer June 1966 9. Retirement Correspondence 10. 1956 Republican Speakers Kit 11. Telephone Directory of United States Senators 94 th Congress first session 12. Program for Banquet honoring RLH of 10 years of service April 6, 1963 13. Individual Voting Record by Roll Calls in the US House of Representative 83 rd Congress First session 1953 14. Invitation to Tribute for General Curtis E. Lemay May 15-17, 1953 15. The Commission on Revision of the Federal Court Appellate System: A Legislative History RLH 16. Voting Records 83 rd Congress – 91 st Congress 17. S 1529 Hearing National Court of Appeals November 16-1981 18. Red Guest Book June 6, 1974-September 28, 1976 19. S 2762 Commission Bill December 1975 & S 3423 RLH Bill May 1976

Box 226 Topical files; miscellaneous files Folder

1. French Menu from Le Coq Hardi 2. The Flag song of Nebraska 3. Miscellaneous Correspondence 4. Omaha World Herald Famous Front Pages 5. Early Politics 6. 1963 Hruska Appreciation Dinner Clippings 7. Repeal of Section 14b October 12, 1965 8. Proposed United States-Soviet Consular Treaty February 23, 1967 9. Electronic Surveillance by Authorized Law enforcement Officers August 8, 1967 10. Consular Convention with the Soviet Union March 13, 1967

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Box 227 "All-time Master Speech List" 1958-1976; yearbooks; Golden Anniversary scrapbook; miscellaneous files Folder 1. Report on Venezuela 2. All time Master Speech List 1958-1976 3. M&H 1 “Ford Home” 4. The Blue Jay 1926 Volume 3 5. Commerce Spring Quarter 1921 6. The Blue Jay 1929 7. Tomahawk 1952 8. Tomahawk 1951 9. The Lincoln Yearbook 1964 10. Green Photo Album 11. Dirksen – How a Bill becomes a Law 12. Howell – Papers Senator Robert B. 13. Vicki & Roman Trip to Lebanon 14. Shaheen 15. UNMC Graduation 1977 May 21,22 Omaha, NE 16. Stock 17. State Bar Committee Judicial Selection March 24, 1979 18. Spear, Wm E. Jr. – William W. Sr.

Box 228 Travel files Folder

1. Vicki & Roman Trip to England June – July 1978 2. Trip to Europe August 5-23, 1971 3. Travel Summary 1954-1969 4. Trip to Latin America 1959

Box 229 Travel Files Folder

1. Miscellaneous Files 2. RLH Domestic Travel 1970-1975 3. Alaska September 1978 4. Trip Diaries 5. Miscellaneous Files

Box 230 Appointment books Folder

1. Yearbook 1946 2. Week-at-a-glance 1991 3. The Spiral Memo # 348

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4. Red appointment Book 1976 5. E.F. Hutton Diary 1983 6. E.F. Hutton Diary 1982 7. Black Book Property of 8. Black Book Roman L. Hruska 9. The Shell Desk Diary 1978 10. Appointments Black Book 1980 11. Appointments Black Book 1979 12. Tan Spiral Notebook 13. Green Memorandum book 14. Appointments 1978 15. Week-at-a-glance 1987 16. Week-at-a-glance 1988 17. 1943 Day Book 18. Week-at-a-glance 1989 19. National Surety Corporation 1947 20. 1944 day Book 21. Desk Master Diary 1977 22. Yearbook 1949 23. Weekly Reminder 1984 24. Yearbook 1950 25. Yearbook 1949 26. 1949 Day Book 27. 1950 Day Book 28. 1948 Day Book 29. 1947 Day Book 30. 1948 Day Book 31. 1951 Day Book 32. 1951 Diary 33. 1952 Day Book 34. 1950 Executive Record & Travel Guide 35. 1946 Desk Diary 36. 1951 Day Book 37. National Surety Corporation 1945 38. 1945 Day Book 39. Mutual of Omaha Pocket Yearbooks 1949-1990

Box 231 Creighton Law School files Folder

1. Rights in Land 2. Conveyancing and Abstract Examination E.F. Dougherty 3. Torts 2 4. Property 5. Suretyship 6. Torts

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7. Nebraska Civil Administration Code 8. Property 1 9. Private Corporations 2 10. Evidence 11. Insurance 12. Titles 13. Criminal Law 14. Contracts 15. Bills & Notes 16. Code Pleading 2 17. Agency 18. Legal Ethics 19. Legal Ethics 20. Trusts 2 21. Wills 22. Private Corporations 23. Contracts 2 24. Public Utilities 25. Common Law Pleading 26. Contracts

Box 232-235 Index cards (attempt to cross-reference the Senator's office files & Summarize his activities. Intern project c.1970s) Box 232 Folder

1. 84 th Congress 1 st Session 1955 2. 84 th Congress 2 nd Session 1956 3. 85 th Congress 1 st session 1957 4. 85 th Congress 2 nd Session 1958 5. 86 th Congress 1 st Session 1959 6. 86 th Congress 2 nd Session 1960 7. 87 th Congress 1 st Session 1961 8. 87 th Congress 2 nd Session 1962 9. 88 th Congress 1 st Session 1963 10. 88 th Congress 2 nd Session 1964 11. 88 th Congress 2 nd Session 1964 Continued 12. 89 th Congress 1 st Session 1965 13. 89 th Congress 2 nd Session 1966 14. 90 th Congress 1 st Session 1967 15. 90 th Congress 2 nd Session 1968 16. 91 st Congress 1 st Session 1969 17. 91 st Congress 2 nd Session 1970 18. Judiciary Committee –Full Committee (Nominations, etc.)

Box 233

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1. Judiciary Committee – Administrative Practice & Procedure 2. Judiciary Committee – Antitrust and Monopoly 3. Judiciary Committee – Constitutional Amendments 4. Judiciary Committee – Constitutional Rights 5. Judiciary Committee – Criminal Laws and Procedures 6. Judiciary Committee – Federal Charters, Holidays and Celebrations 7. Judiciary Committee - Immigration and Naturalization 8. Judiciary Committee – Improvements in Judicial Machinery 9. Judiciary Committee – Internal Security 10. Judiciary Committee – Juvenile Delinquency (inc. Gun Control) 11. Judiciary Committee – Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights 12. Judiciary Committee – Penitentiaries 13. Judiciary Committee – Revision and Codification 14. Judiciary Committee – Separation of Powers 15. Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee 16. Agriculture and Forestry Committee – Full Committee 17. Environment, Soil Conservation and Forestry 18. Agricultural Credit and Rural Electrification 19. Agricultural Production, Marketing, and Stabilization of Prices 20. Import Quotas on Agricultural Products 21. Agricultural Research and General Legislation 22. Agriculture & Forestry Committee – Rural Development 23. Agriculture and Forestry Committee – Agricultural Exports

Box 234 Folder

1. Appropriations Committee – Full Committee 2. Appropriations Committee – Agriculture, Environmental & Consumer Protection 3. Appropriations: Defense & Military Construction 4. Appropriations Committee – Foreign Operations 5. Appropriations: DC; Housing; Science; and Independent Bureaus 6. Appropriations: Interior; Health; Education & Welfare 7. Appropriations Committee – Public Works 8. Appropriations: State, Justice, Commerce and the Judiciary 9. Appropriations: Transportation, Treasury & Post Office 10. Armed Services Committee – Full Committee 11. Armed Services Committee – Various Subcommittees 12. Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee 13. Commerce Committee – Full Committee 14. Commerce Committee – Communications Subcommittee 15. Commerce: Subcommittee on Freight Car Shortage 16. Commerce Committee – Various Subcommittees 17. The District of Columbia Committee

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18. Finance Committee: Taxes, Tariffs, Import Quotas, Social Security, Budget 19. Economic Stability & Progress 20. Foreign Relations Committee – Full Committee 21. Foreign Relations Committee: European Affairs 22. Foreign Relations Committee – Far Eastern Affairs 23. Foreign Relations Committee – Western Hemisphere Affairs 24. Foreign Affairs: Arms Control, International Law & Organization 25. US Security Agreements and Commitments Abroad 26. Foreign Relations Committee – Miscellaneous 27. Government Operations Committee- Full Committee 28. National Security and International Operations 29. Government Operations Committee – Intergovernmental Relations 30. Government Operations Committee – Executive & Legislative Reorganization 31. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee – General 32. Parks and Recreations and Public Lands 33. Water and Power Resources 34. Irrigation and Reclamation

Box 235 Folder

1. Labor, Employment, Manpower & Poverty 2. Education – Domestic and International 3. Health (general), Alcoholism, and Narcotics 4. Aging, Retirement, and Welfare 5. Civil Service – Policies and Benefits 6. Postal Operations and Commemorative Stamps 7. Public Works Committee – Miscellaneous 8. Public Works: Flood Control – Rivers and Harbors 9. Air and Water Pollution 10. Public Works Committee: Roads and Bridges 11. Public Works Committee: Buildings and Grounds 12. Senate Rules, Election Practices, and Government Printing 13. Tributes; Eulogies; Party Politics; and Personal Matters 14. Germany 15. Czechoslovakia 16. The Czech Settlement of Nebraska and areas of Achievement 17. Czech-American Organizations in Nebraska (Cultural, Social & Political, Gymnastics –Sokols) 18. Nebraska Czechs and Religion – Catholic and Protestant 19. Nebraska Czechs and Education 20. Recent revival of Czech Culture & Traditions in Nebraska State Historical Society 21. Prominent Czechs in Nebraska – Past & Present 22. Douglas County Board 23. Roman L. Hruska (Biographical) 1944-1952 24. Douglas County Budget and Taxation (1944-1952) 25. The Douglas County Tax Appraisal Board

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26. Douglas County Hospital (Overcrowding, renovation, expansion) 27. Creation of a City-County (Omaha-Douglas) Health Department 28. Douglas County’s Welfare Program (1944-1952) 29. The Veteran’s Hospital Land-site Controversy 30. Douglas County Public Works Program (Roads, Bridges, etc.) 31. Sheriff Dorrance and the Jail-Feeding Controversy 32. Appointments of Public Officials by the County Board 33. Miscellaneous Resolutions of the Douglas County Board

(Boxes 236-243: Accession 1994.0206) Box 236 Folder

1. Anti-trust Improvement Part 1 2. Anti-Trust Improvement Part 2 3. Consumer communications reform Act 1976 4. Consumer Protection Act 1972, 1974, 1975

Box 237 Folder

1. RICO material 1985 2. RCIO 3. 1971-1977 Revision Criminal Code 4. McClellan 1971 Commission Report S 1 ~ 1973 5. Revision Criminal Code 1978-1981 6. Crime Bill 1984

Box 238 Folder

1. Death Penalty S 1401 2. Customs Court 3. Diversity Jurisdiction S 1876 and 3 Judge Courts 4. Electoral College #2 5. Electoral College 6. Federal Rules of Evidence

Box 239 Folder

1. Food & Water Reclamation – Various Papers 2. Gun Control Legislation 3. Habeas Corpus Revision 4. Interstate and Highway Act 1955 and following 5. 1976 S, 1110 Judicial Tenure Working File

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6. Mail Voter Registration 1973-1975 7. Newsmen’s Privilege 1972 H.R. Hearings 1973 Senate Hearings

Box 240 Folder

1. No Fault Auto Insurance Part 1 2. No fault Auto Insurance Part 2 3. Parole committee Act 4. Oil Divestiture – Part 1 5. Oil Divestiture Part 2 6. “Horizontal” Oil Company Divestiture and Separation Proposals

Box 241 Folder

1. War Powers Bill 1972-1973 2. LEAA Summary of Legislative History (1968-1976) 3. Regulatory Agencies 4. National Institute of Justice 1972 5. Food/Water Reclamation 6. Hearing before the Subcommittee on courts of the Committee on the judiciary United States Senate 99 th congress 1 st session 1985 7. Hearings before the Subcommittee on courts, civil liberties and the administration of Justice on the committee on the judiciary house of representatives 97 th congress 1 st session 1981 8. Commission on the revision of the federal court appellate system Hearings

Box 242 Folder

1. General File – Justice Department related matters 2. Appellate review of criminal sentencing S 716 & S. 1 3. Adjustment of Debt Municipalities 1976 4. Beef Imports Part 1 5. Beef Imports Part 2 6. Attorney General Nominations

Box 243 Folder

1. CIA 2. CIA 1975-1976 3. S 1167 Hearings 4. S 1196 Commission to Study Anti-trust Laws 93 rd Congress 1 st Session 5. Anti-trust – Historical

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6. Report to the President and the Attorney General of the National Commission for the review of Anti-trust laws and Procedures 7. Bork Anti-trust

(Boxes 244-253 Working files)

Box 244 Folder

1. Constitutional Amendments General – Reapportionment 1965-66 2. Constitutional Amendments Constitutional Conv. On Reapportionment 1965-66 3. Constitutional Amendments Reapportionment Res. & Proposals 1965-66 4. SJ res 103 – Reapportionment 5. Constitutional Amendments Reapportionment – Hruska Speeches & Press Releases 1965-66 6. Judiciary Constitutional Amendments Reapportionment Material 1968 7. General – Congressional Redistricting 1965-66 8. General Congressional Redistricting Nebraska 1965-67 9. Congressional redistricting Nebraska 1968 10. Bail Bonds 11. Bail 1965-66 12. Omnibus Bail Bill 1965

Box 245 Folder

1. Criminal Law Reform 92 nd Congress 2. Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (LEAA) Working File 92 nd Congress 3. LEAA Working File (First) 92 nd Congress 4. Voting Rights General 5. Improvements in Judicial Machinery General Part 1 6. Improvements in Judicial Machinery General Part 2 7. Improvements in Judicial Machinery General Part 3 8. Improvements in Judicial Machinery Fitness of Federal Judges 1966 9. Constitutional Amendments Admissibility of pre-trial statement 1966

Box 246 Folder

1. Habeas Corpus Part 1 2. Habeas Corpus Part 2 3. Separation of Powers 1968 4. Post Conviction Remedies 1966 5. Appellate Review of Sentencing 1967 6. Constitutional Rights General 1967 7. Constitutional Rights 1967 8. Invasion of Privacy 1967-68

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9. Civil Rights - Nebraska State Historical Society 1967-68 10. Jury Selection 1968 11. Administrative Practices and Procedures General 1969 12. Internal Security – Otepka 1965-66 13. Otepka Material 1968

Box 247 Folder

1. National Penitentiaries General 1969 2. National Penitentiaries Work Release 1967-68 3. National Penitentiaries 1965-66 4. National Penitentiaries General 1967 5. Criminal Laws and Procedures General 1969 6. Organized Crime 7. Anti-trust Beef packing 91 st Congress 8. A&M Expediting Act 1968 9. A&M Franchises 1968 10. A&M Mergers and Concentration 1968 11. A&M Evidentiary Effect of Judgments and Decrees 1968 12. Anti-trust and Monopoly General 1968 13. Anti-trust and Monopoly – Oil 1969 14. Anti-trust and Monopoly Mergers and Concentrations 1969

Box 248 Folder

1. Supreme Court Appts. 1965-66 2. Nominations 1966 3. Fortas Nomination – Chief Justice 90 th Congress Part 1 4. Fortas Nomination – Chief Justice 90 th Congress Part 1 5. Nominations – Fortas 1968-1969 6. Nomination Thurgood Marshall (Supreme Court) 90 th Congress 7. Haynesworth: Floor Debate 8. Nominations – Haynesworth 1969 9. American Trial Lawyers RE: Haynesworth

Box 249 Folder

1. Improvements in Federal Criminal Code – General 1961 2. Firearms Act & Amendments 3. Firearms – General 967 4. Firearms – Senator Dodd Speeches etc. 1967 5. Firearms – Colts 1967 6. Firearms – National Shooting Sports Foundation 1967

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7. Firearms – RLH Speeches and Statements 2967 8. Firearms – NRA 1967 9. Firearms – General Research Materials 1966-67 10. Firearms – General Research Materials 1967 11. Firearms – General Research Materials 1967 12. Firearms – Committee Reports and Hearings 13. Drugs (Anti-trust Committee) 86 th Congress 14. Improvements in Federal Criminal Code 87 th Congress 15. Selecting Judges 16. Judiciary – Reapportionment 1966-67

Box 250 Folder

1. Habeas Corpus 92 nd Congress 2. Habeas Corpus 92 nd Congress 3. Bail Reform 1969 4. Preventative Detention 91 st Congress 5. Court of Claims – Government Contracts 1973 6. Juvenile Justice 93 rd Congress 7. Penitentiaries 93 rd Congress 8. Supreme Court Nominations Blackman 1970 9. Beef Imports 88 th Congress 10. Meat Imports Bill 90 th Congress 11. Beef Imports 91 st Congress 12. Beef Imports ( Meat Inspection 91 st Congress) 13. Beef Imports (Foreign Production) 91 st Congress 14. Meat Imports 92 nd Congress

Box 251 Folder

1. Rehnquist Supreme Court Nomination 92 nd Congress 2. Kleindienst Nomination to be Attorney General Part 2 92 nd Congress 3. Kleindienst Nomination to be Attorney General Part 1 92 nd Congress 4. Nomination of Richard G. Kleindienst to be Attorney General 5. Kleindienst Nomination Book 2 6. Rehnquist Misc. Documents Volume 3 7. Constitutional Rights subcommittee Criminal Justice Act 91 st Congress 8. Kleindienst Nomination to be Attorney General Part 3 92 nd Congress 9. Criminal Justice Act Amendments 91 st Congress 10. Constitutional Rights Committee 91 st Congress

Box 252 Folder

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1. Beef Imports 1964-1968 Part 1 2. Beef Imports 1964-1968 Part 2 3. Beef Imports 1967 Meat Bill 4. Beef Imports 1967 HR 2155 Hruska Amendments Chinese Goosebury Bill 5. Beef Imports 1966-68 Hides 6. Beef Imports S 1588 Meat Imports Fact Sheet 7. Beef Imports 1967 Meat Inspection Act 8. Beef Imports 1967 Meat Bill 9. Beef Exports 10. Beef Prices Farm to Consumer Price Spread Part 2 11. Beef Prices Farm to Consumer Price Spread Part 1 12. Beef Imports Pork – S. 1588 Meat Imports Bill 13. HR 1839 July-August 1964 14. Information from General Publications 1964 15. 1964 General Information

Box 253 Folder

1. HR 3260 Rescissions Appropriations 2. S 1541 Budget Reform Act 3. Judiciary 86 th Congress Civil Rights act of 1960 4. Judiciary 88 th Congress Firearms traffic – Juvenile Delinquency 5. Judiciary 87 th Congress Freedom of Information act 6. Judiciary 88 th Congress Freedom of Information act S 1666 7. Impeachment Committee on the Judiciary House of Representatives 93 rd Congress 1 st session 8. Legislative History of the United States Circuit Courts of Appeals and the Judges who served during the period 1801 through May 1972 9. 1964 Beef Imports News clippings

(Boxes 254-256 Accession 2001.0286)

Box 254 Political 1965 (A)- (COPE Memo) Folder

1. Political National – ADA Voting Records 1965-66 2. Political National – American Conservative union 3. Political National – Birch Society 4. Political National – Rep. National Chairman Ray Bliss 1965-66 5. Political National – Rep. National Committee Mary Brooks 1965-66 6. Political National – Buckley, William F. 1966 7. Political National – Rep. National Comm. Burch 8. Political National – Bus. Industry Policy Action Committee “Politics” 1965 9. Political National – Rep. National Committee 1965-66 10. Political National – Rep. National Committee – Cities 1966 11. Political National – Rep. National committee Daily Press Advisory 1965

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12. Political National – National Research Conference 1965-66 13. Political National – Republican National Committee –“News” 1965 14. Political National – National Rep. Comm. (Congress) News Releases 1965 15. Political National – Rep. National committee Rep. Research Conference 16. Political National – “Republican Quotes” 1965 17. Political National – “Republican Record” 1965 18. Political National – Rep. Congressional Committee Chairmen’s Bulletin 1965 19. Political National – GOP Congressional Leadership 965 20. Political National – National Federation of Republican Women 1965 21. Political National – Rep. National Finance Committee 1965-66 22. Political National – Rep. Policy Committee 1965-66 23. Political National - COPE Political Memo 1965-66

Box 255 Political Howard County (1970) - Analysis of City Gen. Election Folder

1. Political State- Howard 2. Political State- Jefferson 3. Political State- Johnson 4. Political State- Kearney 5. Political State- Keith 6. Political State- Keya Paha 7. Political State- Kimball 8. Political State- Knox 9. Political State- Lancaster 10. Political State- Lincoln 11. Political State- Logan 12. Political State- Loup 13. Political State- Madison 14. Political State- McPherson 15. Political State- Merrick 16. Political State- Morrill 17. Political State- Nance 18. Political State- Nemaha 19. Political State- Nuckolls 20. Political State- Otoe 21. Political State- Pawnee 22. Political State- Perkins 23. Political State- Phelps 24. Political State- Pierce 25. Political State- Platte 26. Political State- Polk 27. Political State- Red Willow 28. Political State- Richardson 29. Political State- Rock 30. Political State- Saline

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31. Political State- Sarpy 32. Political State- Saunders 33. Political State- Seward 34. Political State- Scotts Bluff 35. Sample- County File 36. Political State- Sheridan 37. Political State- Sherman 38. Political State- Sioux 39. Political State- Stanton 40. Political State- Thayer 41. Political State- Thomas 42. Political State- Thurston 43. Political State- Valley 44. Political State- Washington 45. Political State- Wayne 46. Political State- Webster 47. Political State- Wheeler 48. Political State- York 49. Physicians for Hruska Letters 50. Voter Opinion Surveys 1970 51. Office of Election Commission 1966-1970

Box 256 Political 1973 Watergate Related Letters & Job application letters Folder

1. Political Affairs 1973 2. Campaign 1973 3. Committees 1973 4. Rep. National Committee 1973 5. Federal Election Reform 6. Material Issues Problems-Suggestions 7. Projects 8. Rep. State Central Committee 9. Rep. Policy Committee 10. Watergate letters 11. Impeachment letters 12. Vice-President 13. Inauguration 14. National 15. Political Appointments 16. Richardson 17. Karabotsos 18. Tiemann 19. Greenberg 20. Wong 21. J.J. Hanighen

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22. John Mahan 23. George Payne 24. John Baker 25. Bob McCaughey 26. Robert Rawson 27. Mary Ryan 28. In-State 29. FHA Attorneys 30. VA Attorneys 31. National General

OB028 Miscellaneous certificates (folder 2)

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