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Herbert F. York Papers

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Herbert F. York Papers MSS 0107 1 Descriptive Summary Languages: English Contributing Institution: Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego 9500 Gilman Drive La Jolla 92093-0175 Title: Herbert F. York Papers Identifier/Call Number: MSS 0107 Physical Description: 45.7 Linear feet (102 archives boxes and 16 oversize folders) Date (inclusive): 1958 - 1999 Abstract: Papers of Herbert Frank York, founding director of the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory (1952-58); member of the Presidential Scientific Advisory Committee under Presidents Eisenhower and Johnson; chief scientist of the Department of Defense's Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA); first chancellor of the University of California, San Diego; and director emeritus of UCSD's Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation. Scope and Content of Collection Papers of Herbert Frank York, founding director of the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory (1952-58); member of the Presidential Scientific Advisory Committee under Presidents Eisenhower and Johnson; chief scientist of the Department of Defense's Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA); first chancellor of the University of California, San Diego; and director emeritus of UCSD's Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation. The papers highlight York's work on nuclear arms negotiations and disarmament, particularly after 1969, and contain correspondence, reports, memos, drafts of articles and books, news clippings, autobiographical sketches, date books and wall calendars, invitations, teaching materials, lectures, speeches, interviews, and video tapes. York's involvement in the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency and Presidential Scientific Advisory Committee is documented, as is York's role in the debate over the Antiballistic Missile (ABM). Absent from the collection are papers related to York's directorship of the Livermore Laboratory and his files as UCSD chancellor. ACCESSIONS PROCESSED IN 1992 The bulk of this material is correspondence, reports, teaching materials, drafts of York's books, and audio-visual materials. The papers generally date between 1961, when York moved to San Diego to become the University's first Chancellor, and 1987. Files generated by York prior to 1961 may be found in Related Collections. Many of the papers--correspondence, writings, and reports-- highlight York's efforts with nuclear arms negotiations and control, particularly after his 1969 anti-ABM testimonies before Congress. These papers also provide valuable historical recounts of events and organizations created after World War II, including a history of the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (ACDA), and the reminiscences of York and his correspondents, mainly scientists (see CORRESPONDENCE series). York's correspondence with leaders in science and public affairs (particularly Hans Bethe, James Killian, George Kistiakowsky, [Wolfgang] Pief Panofsky, I.I. Rabi, Victor Weisskopf, and Jerome Weisner) is notable and to a lesser extent, members of the Senate and Congress who were involved in nuclear arms issues. Not present in the collection are materials related to York's graduate career or work on the Manhattan Project, to his role as Director at Lawrence Livermore (1952-1958) and his files as UCSD Chancellor (1961-1964, 1970-1972). Arranged in nine series: 1) BIOGRAPHICAL, 2) DIARIES, 3) INVITATIONS, 4) CORRESPONDENCE, 5) ORGANIZATIONS, 6) SUBJECT FILES, 7) UC SAN DIEGO, 8) WRITINGS, and 9) AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS. ACCESSION PROCESSED IN 2000 The accession to the Herbert F. York Papers processed in 2000 contains photocopies of declassified cable messages, correspondence, reports, plenary statements made at the United Nations, background information, briefing material, and draft treaty texts related to York's work as the United States ambassador and chief negotiator at the Comprehensive Test Ban negotiations in Geneva. It spans the period 1977-1980 and consists of a single series. Arranged alphabetically in one series: 1) COMPREHENSIVE TEST BAN TREATY NEGOTIATIONS. ACCESSION PROCESSED IN 2004 The accession processed in 2004 contains materials which are complementary to those found in the previous accessions. Included are biographical files, correspondence, committee work files, York's writings, speeches, conference presentations, Comprehensive Test Ban negotiation materials, subject files, and book production files for Race to Oblivion: A Participant's View of the Arms Race. The series titles and their arrangement mirror those of the previous accessions. The materials highlight York's effort with nuclear arms negotiations and control and they supply additional information on history of arms race and disarmament and on key leaders in science, public affairs, and members of government involved

Herbert F. York Papers MSS 0107 2 in nuclear arms issues. Arranged in nine series: 1) MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS, 2) CORRESPONDENCE, 3) ORGANIZATIONS, 4) WRITINGS, 5) WRITINGS BY OTHERS, 6) COMPREHENSIVE TEST BAN, 7) SUBJECT FILES, 8) RACE TO OBLIVION RESEARCH MATERIALS, and 9) ORIGINALS OF PRESERVATION PHOTOCOPIES. Biography Herbert Frank York was born on November 24, 1921, in Rochester, New York. He earned B.A. and M.S. degrees at the University of Rochester in 1942 and 1945, and the Ph.D. from University of California, Berkeley, in 1949, all in experimental physics. His early career as a physicist and military science advisor (1943-58) focused on the development of nuclear weapons, while his later career as an advisor, consultant and professor have focussed on disarmament. In 1943, while still a graduate student, York was recruited by the University of California Radiation Laboratory to work on uranium production for the Manhattan Project. After the war, York finished his graduate work at UC Berkeley in 1949, and in 1950, with Hugh Bradner, planned and designed Operation Greenhouse, the atomic test at Eniwetok for diagnostic measurements of atomic blast. The following year he joined the physics faculty of UC Berkeley. In 1952, E. O. Lawrence asked York to prepare plans for a new weapons development laboratory, today known as Lawrence Livermore Laboratory. Following Atomic Energy Commission approval for the lab, York served as director of the lab from 1952-1958. It was during this period that he began informing U.S. defense policy-makers, serving on Army, Air Force and Defense Department advisory groups (1953-57: USAF Science Advisory Board; 1955-58: Secy Defense Ballistic Missile Advisory Committee; 1956-58: US Army Science Advisory Panel). York left Livermore for Washington, D.C., in 1958 to accept two positions within the Office of the Secretary of Defense: Director of Defense Research and Engineering and the Chief Scientist of the Advanced Research Project's Agency (ARPA, later known as DARPA). Before leaving Washington, York also served as the youngest member on Eisenhower's Presidential Science Advisory Committee (1957-1958). He served on PSAC again under Johnson in 1964-68. In 1961, York returned to the west coast to become the first chancellor of the University of California, San Diego. After moving to UCSD, York maintained his involvement in high-level defense policy-making. President Kennedy appointed York to the General Advisory Committee of the United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (USACDA) in 1962, a position he held until 1969. He has been on the board of trustees of two not-for-profit think tanks since the 1960s, the Aerospace Corporation and the Institute for Defense Analyses (IDA). York acted also as an advisor to IDA's JASON division, a high-level science advisory group that York helped establish as Chief Scientist of ARPA in the late 1950s. York returned to Washington, D.C., (1977-81) to be a senior consultant to the Office of the Secretary of Defense in 1977-1981 and served on the Defense Science Board in 1978-1981. During the Carter Administration, York served as U.S. ambassador to the Comprehensive Test Ban talks (1978-80). At UCSD, York's tenure as UCSD chancellor was brief. He stepped down from the post in 1964, preferring to join the physics faculty. In 1969-1970, he was dean of graduate studies and in 1970-1972 was re-appointed as acting chancellor after William McGill's departure from that position until the appointment of William McElroy. York set up a program at UCSD called Science, Technology and Public Affairs to teach about and do research related to the arms race. After his four-year leave in Washington, D.C., York was appointed director of UCSD's Institute on Global Conflict on Cooperation, whose mission is "...to promote academic study of peace and security issues on all campuses of the university." York retired in 1988 and is currently director emeritus. He has written three books on his experiences as a defense advisor, Race to Oblivion (1970), The Advisors (1976), and Making Weapons, Talking Peace (1987). Publication Rights Publication rights are held by the creator of the collection. Preferred Citation Herbert F. York Papers, MSS 107. Special Collections & Archives, UC San Diego. Acquisition Information Acquired 1987-2004. Restrictions Merit reviews and letters of recommendation are restricted until 2050. Audio-visual materials are also restricted. Researchers must request user copies be produced. Subjects and Indexing Terms Diaries -- 20th century Arms race -- History -- 20th century United States -- Defenses -- History

Herbert F. York Papers MSS 0107 3 Nuclear arms control Nuclear weapons -- History Physicists -- Biography Nuclear nonproliferation Physics -- Study and teaching York, Herbert F. (Herbert Frank) -- Archives United States. Advanced Research Projects Agency University of California, San Diego -- History -- Archives Wiesner, Jerome B. (Jerome Bert), 1915-1994 -- Correspondence Weisskopf, Victor Frederick, 1908-2002 -- Correspondence Killian, James Rhyne, 1904-1988 -- Correspondence Kistiakowsky, George B. (George Bogdan), 1900-1982 -- Correspondence Bethe, Hans A. (Hans Albrecht), 1906-2005 -- Correspondence

Accession Processed in 1992

BIOGRAPHICAL Scope and Content of Series SERIES 1) BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS: These materials, which include news clippings and biographical sketches, were originally interfiled with York's subject files. Arranged in chronological order. The material entitled publicity and newspaper articles was originally maintained in a scrapbook format. The entire contents of these three albums of news clippings have been photocopied. The subseries on York's Lawrence Livermore employment pertains to his later years as a consultant, and do not span his years as Director (1952-1958).

Box 1, Folder 1-7 Publicity and news articles 1958 - 1990 Box 2, Folder 1 Biographical materials 1961 - 1973 Box 2, Folder 2 Livermore employment, consultant 1981 - 1986

DIARIES Scope and Content of Series SERIES 2) DIARIES: Appointment books, date books and wall calendars in chronological order. For some years there is an overlap between the date books and wall calendars. Otherwise, the materials are divided by format and size. "Post-its" were photocopied as found within the appointment books. The original post-it was discarded, and a photocopy of the original page with the post-it was inserted in the appropriate month. The earliest appointment books (1959-1961) document York's early years at the Pentagon.

Date books Box 2, Folder 3-5 1959 - 1961 Box 3, Folder 1-2 1962 - 1963 Box 3, Folder 3-6 1966 - 1969 Box 3, Folder 7-8 1973 - 1974 Box 3, Folder 9-11 1977, 1979 - 1980 Box 4, Folder 1-8 1981 - 1988 Box 4, Folder 9, Wall calendars 1964-1970, 1975-1976, 1980 Oversize FB-085-01-10

Herbert F. York Papers MSS 0107 4 Accession Processed in 1992 INVITATIONS

INVITATIONS Scope and Content of Series SERIES 3) INVITATIONS: Arranged in chronological order. Materials dating from 1959-1960 cover York's early years in Washington, and reflect the social and professional circles with which he mingled. These materials are preserved in their original scrapbook format. Invitations from 1970-1973 were originally interfiled with subject folders.

Box 4, Folder 10, 1959 - 1961 Oversize FB-086-01 Box 4, 1969 - 1973 Folder 11-12

Herbert F. York Papers MSS 0107 5 Accession Processed in 1992 CORRESPONDENCE

CORRESPONDENCE Scope and Content of Series SERIES 4) CORRESPONDENCE: Miscellaneous correspondence, Chronological files, and Personal correspondence filed in original reverse chronological order. Indexes precede the correspondence for the Chronological files for 1973 and 1974. This series includes committee agendas, drafts of papers, news articles, nominations, papers, professional correspondence, recommendations, reviews, requests and permissions, and travel plans. Bulk dates for correspondence are between 1970 and 1986. This series does not include York's correspondence as an administrator for the U.S. Government or for UC San Diego. These files comprise the largest and most comprehensive series, and heavily document communications between York and scientists (including Frank Barnaby, Hans Bethe, Harold Brown, Bernard Feld, James Killian, George Kistiakowsky, Oskar Morgenstern, Jack Ruina, Jerome Weisner, Victor Weisskopf), and to a lesser extent, his correspondence with public and political figures (President Carter, Henry Kissinger, Charles Lindbergh, Philip Noel-Baker, [Herbert] Pete Scoville, Senators Cranston, Gore, and Kennedy, and Lord Solly Zuckerman). York's correspondence with his science colleagues spans many years and topics. York's correspondence with political figures largely pertains to appreciation and encouragement for his support of particular legislative issues. York's views on past events and contemporary issues concerning arms control, disarmament problems, and science and defense policy, may be grasped through this series. The correspondences sometimes contain detailed responses to topics such as Eisenhower and SAINT (the satellite intercepter system), the beginnings of NASA, missile development, MIRV, the Mike explosion, U-2, B-1, "no first use," the Comprehensive Test Ban talks, and the MX missile system. Through his correspondence and subsequent writings, York seeks to understand the technological arms developments and deployment; the major decisions, the decision makers, the advice, and the advisors. Then, in retrospect, York analyzes the arms race and approaches arms control problems. Additionally, much of the correspondence concerns recollections about specific events which York later incorporated into his memoirs and writings. York routinely submitted drafts of his writings to his colleagues for historical accuracy and fairness, and sought the assistance of various historians (at institutions such as Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Lawrence Livermore, NASA, the Office of the Secretary of Defense, the Atomic Energy Commission, Department of State, and Bancroft Library). The bulk of this correspondence is from the 1970s, after the publication of Race to Oblivion, and prior to his 1987 memoir, Making Weapons, Talking Peace. In a 1976 letter to Cargill Hall at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, York states that the source for RACE TO OBLIVION was largely his memory, and that he made greater use of documentation for Making Weapons, Talking Peace (see box 11). Other items within the series include a declassified 1959 "Saturn chronology" which York annotated for NASA in 1974 (box 8); York's 1974 recollection about LBJ's expectations of the Presidential Science Advisory Committee (PSAC), and Johnson's eventual loss of faith in PSAC (box 8); 1975 SALT talks (boxes 9 and 10); York's comments and xerox of a declassified 1943 letter from Robert Oppenheimer to Enrico Fermi, at Los Alamos, about the use of radiological warfare (1983, see box 20); a 1984 series of recollections by York, Edward Teller, and Emil Konopinski, in regard to their conversation with Fermi when he asked, "Where is everybody?" (This famous question was central to debates about the prevalence of extra-terrestrial civilization. See box 22); and a 1976 letter to Harold Brown describing York's current stance on JASON and his appearance on Nixon's "Enemies List." The materials within this series contain the bulk of York's correspondence, but some correspondence may be found in other series, particularly the SUBJECT and the ORGANIZATIONS series.

Miscellaneous correspondence Box 4, 1961 - 1964 Folder 13-15 Box 5, Folder 1-2 1964 Chronological files

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Box 5, Folder 3-7 1964 - 1968 Box 5, Folder 8-9 1973 Box 6, Folder 1-9 1973 - 1974 Box 7, Folder 1-9 1974 - 1975 Box 8, Folder 1-8 1975 - 1976 Box 9, Folder 1-8 1976 Box 10, Folder 1-8 1976 - 1977 Box 11, 1977 Folder 1-11 Box 12, Folder 1-7 1977 - 1978 Box 13, Folder 1-7 1978 - 1980 Box 14, Folder 1-7 1980 - 1981 Box 15, Folder 1-8 1981 - 1982 Box 16, Folder 1-6 1982 - 1983 Box 17, Folder 1-7 1983 Box 18, Folder 1-8 1983 - 1984 Box 19, Folder 1-6 1984 - 1985 Box 20, Folder 1-6 1985 Box 21, Folder 1-8 1985 - 1986 Box 22, Folder 1-6 1986 Box 23, Folder 1 1986 Personal correspondence Box 23, Folder 2 1969 Box 23, Folder 3 Incoming log 1970 - 1972 Box 23, Folder 4-8 1970 - 1971 Box 24, Folder 1-7 1971 - 1972 Box 24, Folder 8-9 Book/article correspondence 1969 - 1971

ORGANIZATIONS Scope and Content of Series SERIES 5) ORGANIZATIONS: The files comprising the ORGANIZATIONS series were originally arranged in alphabetical order (and interfiled with the files which now comprise the SUBJECT series); they largely consist of reports and administrative memos. Files culled for this series pertain to York's affiliation with and service for various private and governmental agencies, organizations, and councils at the national and international level. This series contains files which York maintained during his participation in the U.S. Arms Controls and Disarmament Agency (ACDA), President's Science Advisory Committee (PSAC), or as trustee or member of the board. Files on organizations for which York was solicited but did not serve are in the SUBJECT series. Of particular note is the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) subseries which contains an unpublished history of the agency, "The Advanced Research Projects Agency, 1958-1974." Files on the Aerospace Corporation and the Institute for Defense Analyses (IDA) contain mostly memos of meetings and reports to trustees. The PSAC files, comprised mainly of reports, represent York's second service under President Johnson, from 1964-1968. The Pugwash files contain reports, correspondence, and agendas for meetings which York did and did not attend.

Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) Box 25, Folder 1 Miscellaneous 1958 Box 25, Folder 2 AGILE 1967 Box 25, Folder 3-7 "The Advanced Research Projects Agency, 1958-1974" - History prepared by Richard J. Barber Associates 1975 Aerospace Corporation, Board of Trustees Box 25, Folder 8-9 1971 - 1972 Box 25, Folder 10 1975 - 1978 Box 26, Folder 1 1978 Box 26, Folder 2 1980

Herbert F. York Papers MSS 0107 7 Accession Processed in 1992 ORGANIZATIONS

Box 26, Folder 3-9 1982 - 1987 Box 26, Folder 10 American Committee on East-West Accord 1977 - 1981 General note Formerly American Committee on U.S.-Soviet Relations.

Box 27, Folder 1 American Committee on U.S. - Soviet Relations 1975 - 1977 Box 27, Folder 2 Arms Control Association 1974 - 1978 Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (U.S. ACDA) Box 27, Folder 3-6 Correspondence 1961 - 1971 Box 28, Folder 1 Dyna-Soar contract cancellation 1965 Box 28, Folder 2 Establishment of, including briefing book 1961 - 1962 Box 28, Folder 3 General Advisory Committee - Draft agenda 1961 - 1964 Box 28, Folder 4-5 Meetings, Washington, D.C. 1961 - 1963 Box 28, Folder 6 Status report 1963 - 1965 Box 29, Folder 1 Status report 1963 - 1965 Test Ban Treaty Box 29, Folder 2-3 Testimony of others 1963 Box 29, Folder 4 York's testimony on treaty 1963 Box 29, Folder 5 Treaty materials 1978 - 1979 Atomic Energy Commission Box 29, Folder 6-7 Releases 1964 - 1969 Box 30, Folder 1 Releases 1970 Box 30, Folder 2 Bulletin of the Atomic Scientist 1981 - 1989 Box 30, Folder 3 Committee for National Security (CNS) 1981 - 1990 Defense Science Board Box 30, Folder 4 Cruise Missiles August 1977 Box 30, Folder 5 MX-Summer Study August 1977 Box 30, Folder 6-7 Membership 1977 - 1981 Box 30, Folder 8 Near-Earth Resources August 1977 Box 30, Federation of American Scientists 1973 - 1987 Folder 9-10 Institute for Defense Analyses (IDA) Box 31, Folder 1-2 JASON 1970 - 1973 Box 31, Folder 3-6 Board of Trustees 1982, 1984-1986 Box 32, Folder 1-2 Board of Trustees 1987 - 1991 Box 32, Folder 3 Young Scientists' Program 1985 Box 32, Folder 4 KPBS Humanities Advisory Council National Academy of Sciences (NAS) Box 32, Folder 5 Sino-American Joint Committee for Science Cooperation 1976 - 1977 Box 32, Folder 6-8 Committee on International Relations 1980 - 1982 Box 33, Folder 1 Committee on International Relations 1983 - 1984 Box 33, Folder 2-4 Meetings of the Advisory Committee on USSR and Eastern Europe 1982 - 1983 Office of Science and Technology (OST) Box 33, Folder 5 Ad Hoc Panel on Meson Factories 1964 Box 33, Folder 6 Committee on Scientific and Technical Information (COSATI) 1965 Box 33, Folder 7-8 Federal Council for Science and Technology 1964 - 1967 Box 34, Folder 1 Geographic distribution of R and D funds 1964 Box 34, Folder 2 Report to the President 1964 Box 34, Folder 3 Office of Technology Assessment (U.S. Congress) 1976 - 1978 Box 34, Folder 4 Peace Act Advisory Council 1970 Box 34, Folder 5 President's Commission on Military Compensation (Chairman: Charles Zwick) 1977 - 1978 President's Science and Advisory Committee Box 34, Folder 6 Agendas 1964 - 1967 Box 34, Folder 7 Appointment 1964 Box 34, Folder 8 Re: Classified material 1962 - 1963 Box 34, Folder 9 Employment papers 1962 - 1966 Box 35, Folder 1 General correspondence 1965 - 1968

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Box 35, Folder 2 International Affairs 1965 - 1966 Box 35, Folder 3 International Technical Cooperation and Assistance Panel (ITCAP) 1967 - 1969 Box 35, Folder 4-5 Membership and consultants lists 1963 - 1967 Box 35, Folder 6 Notes 1965 Panels Box 35, Folder 7 Agriculture 1964 - 1965 Box 35, Folder 8 Assignments 1965 - 1966 Box 35, Folder 9 Biology 1965 Box 35, Folder 10 Cotton Insects 1964 - 1965 Box 35, Folder 11 Federal Organization for Science 1964 - 1965 Box 35, Federal Support of Research 1961 - 1965 Folder 12-13 Box 36, Folder 1 "Federal Water Resources Research, a 10-Year Program..." 1965 Box 36, Folder 2 Government as a Consumer (York Panel) 1964 - 1965 Box 36, Folder 3 High Energy Physics 1964 Box 36, Folder 4-5 Manpower panel 1964 - 1965 Box 36, Folder 6 NASA 1965 Box 36, Folder 7 Piori Panel -- U.S. Government Laboratories 1962 - 1966 Box 37, Folder 1 Piori Panel -- U.S. Government Laboratories Box 37, Folder 2 Population control (Birth control) 1964 Box 37, Folder 3 Science and foreign affairs 1964 - 1965 Box 37, Folder 4 Reports on Defense Laboratories 1964 Pugwash Box 37, Folder 5 Prior to 1968 Box 37, Folder 6 Sochi 1969 Box 37, Folder 7 1970-1972 Box 37, Folder 8 Lahti, working papers 1971 Box 37, Folder 9 Continuing Committee 1972 Box 38, Folder 1 Oxford 1972 Box 38, Folder 2-3 1973-1974 Box 38, Folder 4 Baden 1974 Box 38, Folder 5 Cracow 1974 Box 38, Folder 6 Geneva 1974 Box 38, Folder 7 Helsinki 1974 Box 38, Folder 8 1975 Box 38, Folder 9 Budapest 1975 Box 38, Folder 10 Cairo 1975 Box 38, Folder 11 Dubrovnik 1975 Box 38, Folder 12 Kyoto 1975 Box 38, Folder 13 Moscow 1975 Box 38, Folder 14 Stockholm 1975 Box 38, 1976-1979 Folder 15-16 Box 39, Folder 1-2 1979-1988 Box 39, Folder 3 Scientists' Institute for Public Information 1975 - 1977

SUBJECT FILES Scope and Content of Series SERIES 6) SUBJECT FILES: Arranged in original alphabetical order. Icludes reports and correspondence. Some files were culled and placed in the ORGANIZATIONS series. Miscellaneous material was incorporated into this series. The subseries on the Antiballistic Missile (ABM) contains extensive coverage of York's role and 1969 congressional testimonies, through reports, news articles, and correspondence. The subseries on Conferences includes meetings for which York was a delegate or committee member, such as the 1982 University of California conference on International Security and Arms Control.

Herbert F. York Papers MSS 0107 9 Accession Processed in 1992 SUBJECT FILES

Antiballistic Missile (ABM) Controversy Box 39, Folder 4 Articles 1969 - 1970 Box 39, Folder 5 Press releases 1969 - 1970 Box 39, Folder 6 News articles 1969 - 1970 Box 39, Folder 7 News conference and speeches 1969 - 1970 Box 39, Folder 8 Statements 1969 - 1970 Box 40, Folder 1-3 Correspondence 1969 Box 40, Folder 4-5 Testimony 1969, 1984-1987 Box 40, Folder 6 Testimony: Bengelsdorf (original article) 1969 Box 40, Folder 7 Testimony: Correspondence 1969, 1986 Box 40, Folder 8 Testimony: News Articles 1968 - 1987 Box 40, Folder 9 Testimony: Press Releases 1969 Box 40, Folder 10 Testimony: Press Conference, Interviews, and Discussion 1969 Box 41, Folder 1-2 Testimony 1969, 1984-1987 Box 41, Folder 3-4 Arms Control 1976 Box 41, Folder 5 Arms Control Compliance 1982 Box 41, Folder 6 Californians for a Bilateral Nuclear Arms Freeze 1981 Box 41, Folder 7 Civil Defense undated Conferences Box 41, Folder 8 Moscow, Soviet-American Disarmament Seminar (SADS) of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences - Committee on International Studies of Arms Control 1975 Box 41, Folder 9 PACEM IN TERRIS IV, Washington, D.C. 1975 Box 41, Folder 10 XI Dartmouth Meeting, Jurmala, USSR 1977 Box 41, Folder 11 Pontifical Academy of Sciences 1980 International Security and Arms Control, UCLA 1982 Box 42, Folder 1 Correspondence 1982 Box 42, Folder 2 Correspondence with Saxon 1982 Box 42, Folder 3 Expressions of interest by others 1982 Box 42, Folder 4 Money and costs 1982 Box 42, Folder 5 Papers, participants and programs 1982 Box 42, Folder 6-7 Proposal for programs 1981 - 1982 Box 42, Folder 8 Ross (Leonard) and Rocklin (Eugene) 1982 Box 42, Folder 9 Speakers 1982 Box 42, Folder 10 University Committees on Programs in IS and AC 1982 Box 42, Folder 11 Exploratory Meeting on the Nuclear Deadlock, Pocantico, NY 1983 Box 42, Folder 12 California Conference 1984 Box 42, Folder 13 Defense Intelligence Agency 1964 - 1965 Box 43, Folder 1 Defense R & D Laboratories 1961 - 1964 Box 43, Folder 2 Gayler, Noel 1981 Box 43, Folder 3 Glenn, John 1983 - 1988 Box 43, Folder 4-6 Government reports 1962 - 1964, 1966 Box 43, Folder 7 Ground Zero 1981 Box 43, Folder 8 National Committee on U.S./China Relations 1983 Box 44, Folder 1 Of Men and Missiles: Jimmy Carter and the Bomb by Tom Jackson 1976 Box 44, Operation Greenhouse - Photo album 1950 Folder 2-3, Oversize FB-086-02 Box 44, Folder 4 Ottinger, Congressman Richard L. 1975 Box 44, Folder 5 Report on Government Research 1965 - 1966 Box 44, Folder 6 Universidad Autonoma de Baja California 1965 - 1966 Box 44, Folder 7 Western Behavioral Sciences Institute 1984

Herbert F. York Papers MSS 0107 10 Accession Processed in 1992 UC SAN DIEGO

UC SAN DIEGO Scope and Content of Series SERIES 7: UC SAN DIEGO: Files generated while was at UCSD, but they are not comprehensive. The files, containing mostly reports and teaching materials, represent York's activities and roles as professor, chancellor, acting chancellor, dean, and his directorships of Science, Technology, and Public Affairs, and of the Institute for Global Conflict and Cooperation. These files are organized in alphabetical order. Note that while the CORRESPONDENCE series comprises materials generated from these offices, York's administrative papers from these offices are not represented in this collection. The subseries on Teaching includes syllabi, exams, homework, and lecture notes. Student grades were discarded.

General Box 44, Folder 8 Academic Plan Phase II 1957 - 1982 Box 44, Folder 9 Academic Senate - Assembly 1973 - 1987 Box 44, California Universities Council on Space Sciences (CUCOSS) 1961 - 1965 Folder 10-11 Box 45, Folder 1-5 California Universities Council on Space Sciences (CUCOSS) 1961 - 1965 Education Abroad Program (EAP) Box 46, Folder 1 Academic adviser's manual 1977 - 1978 Box 46, Folder 2 Academic offerings at study centers 1975 - 1980 Box 46, Folder 3 Annual reports 1976 - 1977 Box 46, Folder 4-5 Current business 1975 - 1978 Box 46, Folder 6 Institute on International Security and Arms Control 1982 Teaching Box 46, Folder 7 News clipping project ca. 1957 - 1959 Box 46, Folder 8 Frontiers of Science 104 1969 - 1970 Box 46, Folder 9 Contemporary Issues 100 1973 Box 46, Folder 10 Freshman Seminars, Physics 1973 Box 46, Folder 11 Frontiers of Science 104 1973 Box 47, Folder 1 Frontiers of Science 119 1973 Box 47, Folder 2 Frontiers of Science 104 1974 Box 47, Folder 3 Frontiers of Science X400 1974 Box 47, Folder 4 STPA 100A, World Space Program 1974 Box 47, Folder 5 Course by Newspaper 1975 Box 47, Folder 6 Frontiers of Science 124 1975 Box 47, Folder 7 Physics 3C 1975 Box 47, Folder 8-9 STPA 101A FOS 104 - Arms and Arms Control 1975 Box 47, Folder 10 STPA /PS 105A - Technology and Society 1975 Box 47, Folder 11 STPA 197 1975 Box 47, Folder 12 Frontiers of Science 125 1976 Box 47, Folder 13 Physics 3C 1976 Box 47, Folder 14 PS Senior Seminar 1976 Box 47, Folder 15 STPA 105B 1976 Box 48, Folder 1 STPA 100A - World Space Program 1977 Box 48, Folder 2 STPA/PS 170 1978 Box 48, Folder 3 STPA 199 - Muir Special Projects 1978 - 1979 Box 48, Folder 4 PS 170 1979 Box 48, Folder 5 STPA/PS 105A - Technology and Society 1980 Box 48, Folder 6 STPA 101A/FS 104 1981 Box 48, Folder 7 STPA/PS 105B 1981 Box 48, Folder 8 STPA/PS 117 1981 Box 48, Folder 9 STPA/PS 171 1981 Box 48, Folder 10 STPA/PS 100A/FS 100 1982 Box 48, Folder 11 STPA/PS 105B 1982 Box 48, Folder 12 STPA/PS 142C Papers 1982 Box 48, Folder 13 HSS 8025 Oral Thesis 1983

Herbert F. York Papers MSS 0107 11 Accession Processed in 1992 UC SAN DIEGO

Box 48, Folder 14 STPA 105B/PS 162AB 1983 Box 48, Folder 15 STPA/PS 142C 1983

WRITINGS Scope and Content of Series SERIES 8) WRITINGS: Lectures, prepared remarks, speeches, transcripts of congressional testimony, interviews, manuscripts and drafts of papers and books, and other writings and oral presentations by York, arranged by date. The bulk of the material comprises drafts and manuscripts of York's books, Race to Oblivion, The Advisors and Making Weapons, Talking Peace.In 1980, York was interviewed by the Navy Laboratories about his "Past and Present Views of Military Research and Development." York's interview with Karyn Gladstone, in 1987, formed part of her Ph.D. work in which she did a psychological analysis of ten men and their attitudes to nuclear weapons. In 1986, York was interviewed by historian Finn Aaserud about American physicists in science policy after World War II. York answers questions about physicists' involvement in science policy, and JASON is used as a case study.

Box 48, Folder 16 University of San Diego College for Men - Graduation speech 1964 Box 48, Folder 17 ABM Debate and Beyond - Original version 1969 Race to Oblivion - Working title, "The Ultimate Absurdity: A Personal View of the Arms Race" Box 48, Folder 18 Revisions, prologues, chapters I-VIII 1967 - 1987 Box 49, Folder 1 Revisions, chapters IX-Glossary 1969 - 1987 Box 49, Folder 2 Correspondence 1984 - 1987 York Testimonies Box 49, Folder 3 Before the Subcommittee on International Organization and Disarmament Affairs of the Committee on Foreign Relations 1969 Box 49, Folder 4 Before the Subcommittee on Arms Control, International Law and the Organization of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee - Correspondence and transcript 1970 Box 49, Folder 5 For the Senate Armed Services Committee (ABM) 1971 - 1971 Advisors: Oppenheimer, Teller and the Superbomb Box 49, Folder 6 Text 1974 - 1987 Box 49, Folder 7 Revisions, pages 1-94 1974 - 1987 Box 49, Folder 8 Revisions, pages 95-203 1974 - 1987 Box 49, Folder 9 Correspondence 1987 Box 50, Folder 1 California seminar 1978 Box 50, Folder 2 Interview - Past and Present Views of Military Research and Development 1980 Making Weapons, Talking Peace: A Physicist's Odyssey from Hiroshima to Geneva Box 50, Folder 3-4 Includes outline, correspondence, photos & chapters III - V 1985 - 1986 Box 50, Folder 5-6 Chapters VI - VIII 1985 - 1986 Box 51, Folder 1 Chapters VI - VIII 1985 - 1986 Box 51, Folder 2-5 Early draft 1986 Box 52, Folder 1-4 Middle draft 1986 Box 52, Folder 5 Final draft 1986 Box 53, Folder 1-3 Final draft 1986 Box 53, Folder 4 Interview by Finn Aaserud on American physicists in science policy after WWII 1986 Box 53, Folder 5-6 Unfolding of the Nuclear Age: A Psychohistorical Investigation into the Lives of Ten Men, interview with Karyn Gladstone 1987

Herbert F. York Papers MSS 0107 12 Accession Processed in 1992 AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS

AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS Scope and Content of Series SERIES 9) AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS: Non-manuscript materials in chronological order. Included are video tapes (3/4" and VHS formats) in which York appears or is interviewed. In 1958, York was named as the first chief scientist to ARPA, and, in this capacity, appeared on the CBS show, Face the Nation. In the half hour interview York was questioned about space programs and the arms race with the Russians. In the 1984 "Quest for Peace" tape, York was interviewed about the problems posed by the nuclear arms race. During the first few minutes of the 1988 Tufts/Moscow "Global Classroom," some historical footage is introduced which depicts York. The 1991 series of unedited tapes at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University cover nuclear weapons and the arms race after World War II. York is interviewed along with Glenn Seaborg, Sigvar Ekland, Robert Marshak, Bernard Goldschmidt, and Gerald Tape.

Box 54, Folder 1 Face the Nation 1958 Restrictions Restrictions Apply

Box 54, Folder 2-3 Quest for Peace 1984 Restrictions Restrictions Apply

Box 55, Folder 1 Tufts/Moscow/Washington "Global Classroom" 1988 Restrictions Restrictions Apply

Box 55, Folder 2 Virginia and State 1991 Restrictions Restrictions Apply

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COMPREHENSIVE TEST BAN TREATY NEGOTIATIONS Scope and Content of Series SERIES 1) COMPREHENSIVE TEST BAN TREATY NEGOTIATIONS: Arranged alphabetically, using York's own folder titles. All the material had to be declassified and correspondence regarding declassification is located in the folders for the United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency and the U.S. Department of Defense. York was appointed as ambassador during the Carter administration and the files contain messages from Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, National Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski, and Secretary of Defense Harold Brown.

Box 56, Folder 1 Ad hoc working group meetings - Cable messages with meeting summaries and reports 1979 - 1980 Box 56, Folder 2 Anti-satellite satellite talks - Cable messages on ASAT First Round June 18, 1978 Background reading Box 56, Folder 3 Book 1, sections 1, 3 & 4: "Important Background Papers, Recent Analytical Cables on Key Issues, and Recent Instructions." Typescripts and cables 1978 Box 56, Folder 4 Book 1, sections 5-9: "Important Negotiating Reports, Recent Plenary Reports, Important U.S. Plenary Statements, Important Soviet Plenary Statements, and Recent On-Site Inspections Working Group Meetings" 1978

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Box 56, Folder 5 Book 2, sections 1 & 3-7: "Background Papers, Composite Treaty Text; On-Site Inspection Back-Up, National Seismic Station Back-Up, Review Conference, and CTB/Non-Proliferation." Typescripts and cables 1979 General note [Sections 2 and 8 missing.]

Box 56, Folder 6 Book 3, sections 1-9: "Plenary Report, U.S. Plenary Statement, U.K. Plenary Statement, Consultations with the U.K., U.S., U.K. and U.S.S.R. Statements, Consultations, Plenary Report, Petrosyants Plenary Statement, and Agreed Understanding (U.S. Proposal)." Cables, Statements 1979 Box 56, Folder 7 British miscellaneous papers - Typescript of "Tripartite UK/US/Soviet Negotiations on a Comprehensive Test Ban" 1977 Cable messages Box 56, Folder 8-9 Back Channel 1979 - 1980 Box 57, Folder 1-2 Incoming June 1979 Box 57, Folder 3 Committee on Disarmament, Reports to 1980 Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Box 57, Folder 4 Soviet versions - Typescripts texts in Russian and cable messages 1978 - 1980 Box 57, Folder 5 United States versions - Typescripts and cable messages with updated English and Russian language versions through April 5th 1980 Box 57, Folder 6 Final Assessment of Round - Cable messages 1979 Box 57, Folder 7 Future Work Program - Cable messages 1979 - 1980 Box 57, Folder 8 Heads of Delegation Meetings - Cable messages 1980 Box 57, Folder 9 Instructions and Guidance, United States Department of State - Cables containing information and directives on miscellaneous negotiating issues 1979 - 1980 Box 57, Folder 10 Interim Assessments - Cable messages regarding negotiating rounds 1979 - 1980 Box 57, Folder 11 Linkage Between Trilateral and Multilateral Treaty - Cable messages October 1980 Box 57, Folder 12 Memoranda of conversations 1979 - 1980 Box 58, Folder 1 National Seismic Stations Negotiations - Cooperative program with the U.S.S.R. 1979 - 1980 National Seismic Stations Program Box 58, Folder 2 Set of background material on NSS program. Includes typescript memoranda, reports and working papers 1977 - 1980 Box 58, Folder 3 Cable messages regarding NSS program 1977 - 1980 Box 58, Folder 4 Memoranda May - June 1979 Box 58, Folder 5 NATO Disarmament Experts Meeting: Guidance - Cable messages 1978 - 1980 Box 58, Folder 6 Negotiating with the Soviet Union - Cable message by Malcolm Toon 1979 Box 58, Folder 7 Non-Proliferation Implications of a Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty undated Box 58, Folder 8 Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference - Cable messages and typescript text 1980 Box 58, Folder 9 North Atlantic Council Briefing on Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Negotiations - Typescript of the "Statement by Ambassador Herbert F. York, Head of the United States CTB Delegation, February 27." Includes cable text and York's schedule for visit of the U.S. Mission to NATO 1980 Box 58, Folder 10 Nuclear Test Ban - Typescript and cable messages 1980 Box 58, Folder 11 On-Site Inspection Working Group Meeting - Cable messages and a typescript, "Bocharov Statement, November, 1980" Box 58, Folder 12 Plenary statements and reports of U.S. Delegation 1979 - 1980 Box 58, Folder 13 Plenary Statements, British - Typescripts and cable messages with reports from the U.K. delegation. Includes typescript "Statement by Mr. J.C. Edmonds at a Plenary Meeting on 1 April" 1979 - 1980 Box 58, Folder 14 Plenary Statements, Soviets - Cable texts and messages. Includes October 19 letter from Herbert York to A.M. Petrosyants, Soviet delegate to CTB negotiations 1979 - 1980 Box 58, Folder 15 Political Advisors Meetings - Cable messages 1979 - 1980 Box 58, Folder 16 Preamble - Cable and typescript texts of U.S. proposal for preamble 1980 Box 59, Folder 1 Security clearances - Typescript memorandum listing CTB delegation members' security clearance levels June 13, 1979

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Box 59, Folder 2 Separate Verification Agreement, Article Three - Typescript and cable message 1979 Box 59, Folder 3 Smith, Gerard - Typescript letter to President James Carter from the coordinator of the Carter administration's non-proliferation efforts, drawing attention to lack of a comprehensive ban on nuclear weapons' testing December 21, 1978 Box 59, Folder 4 Soviet High Yield Testing - Typescript memoranda October 1979 Box 59, Folder 5 Soviet Members of Comprehensive Test Ban Delegation - Cable lists of names and official titles 1980 Box 59, Folder 6 Technical Annex - Typescripts of articles of treaty dealing with technical aspects 1978 - 1979 Box 59, Folder 7 United Nations General Assembly - Cable messages 1979 Box 59, Folder 8 United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency - Letters from Frederick Smith, Jr. to Rodney M. Grayson regarding declassification of documents February-March 1999 Box 59, Folder 9 United States Department of Defense, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense - Letters from H.J. McIntyre to Rodney M. Grayson regarding declassification of documents June 1977 Accession Processed in 2004

MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS Scope and Content of Series SERIES 1) MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS. Arranged in five subseries: A) Biographical Materials, B) Interviews, C) Letters of Appointment, D) Awards, and E) Photographs. A) Biographical Materials: Arranged alphabetically. Includes a biographical note and resume, photocopies of newspaper clippings with articles about York's work, and detailed security clearance questionnaires containing information about his employment, travel abroad, and residency. B) Interviews: Arranged chronologically. Contains transcripts or published versions of interviews conducted between 1964 and 1994 and are concerned with York's views on past and contemporary issues dealing with arms control and disarmament problems. C) Letters of Appointment: Documents York's involvement in high-level defense policy-making and contains appointment letters to the Presidential Scientific Advisory Committee for Lyndon Johnson and U.S. Ambassador to the Comprehensive Test Ban talks in 1979-1980. D) Awards: Award certificates and citations and is arranged in alphabetical order by the title of the award. E) Photographs: Arranged alphabetically, documents York's involvement in committee work at the White House, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and University of California Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, and the Comprehensive Test Ban talks in Geneva.

Biographical Materials Box 59, Folder 10 Biographical note and resume Box 59, Folder 11 Newspaper clippings - Contains photocopies of articles about York's appointment as U.S. Ambassador to the Comprehensive Test Ban negotiations and his work at UCSD 1979 - 1982 Security clearance questionnaires Box 59, Folder 12 1958 - 1970 Box 59, Folder 13 1973 - 1974 Box 59, Folder 14 1979 - 1994 Interviews Box 59, Folder 15 Kennedy Library - Oral history project by Steven R. Rivkin June 16, 1964 Box 59, Folder 16 By Eugene M. Emme June 12, 1973 Box 59, Folder 17 First Tuesday - Program by Tom Pettit, NBC News August 6, 1973

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Box 59, Folder 18 By Norton Ginsberg, "Mutual Assured Destruction (MAD): A Dialogue About Death" 1973 Box 59, Folder 19 By Paul Jacobs, "Neutron Bomb Claims Assailed By Arms Expert," published in the Los Angeles Times May 8, 1978 Box 59, Folder 20 By Tomosaburo Itirano, "N-Physicist Urges Steps For No First-Use Pledge," published in Soka Gakkai News December 1982 Box 60, Folder 1 By Sasha Futran, "Nuclear Arms Control: Where We've Been and What Works" - Contains tape with interview and interview outline November 19, 1984 Restrictions Restrictions Apply - Original cassette restricted

Box 60, Folder 2 By Dr. Maurice Matloff November 15, 1985 Box 60, Folder 3 By Joseph K. Lyou January 29, 1987 Box 60, Folder 4 By Karyn Gladstone, "Five Men in the Establishment" March 21, 1987 Box 60, Folder 5 By Yanek Mieczkowski May 29, 1990 Box 60, Folder 6 By Dr. John Pendleton, "Dangerous Years" October 2, 1991 Letters of Appointment Box 60, Folder 7 Acting Secretary of Defense - Letter of appointment 1961 Box 60, Folder 8 President's Science Advisory Committee - Invitation to become a member of an advisory group for Lyndon Johnson November 23, 1964 U.S. Ambassador - Letter of nomination to the rank of Ambassador to the Comprhensive Test Ban Negotiations Box 60, Folder 9 February 2, 1979 Box 60, Folder 10, June 21, 1979 Oversize FB-420-05 Box 60, Folder 11 September 19, 1979 Box 60, Folder 12 U.S. Representative to the Comprehensive Test Ban Negotiations - Letter of resignation February 24, 1981 Awards Box 60, Folder 13 Defense Science Board Certificate of Appreciation 1978 Box 60, Folder 14 Forum on Physics and Society Award 1976 Box 60, Folder 15 Journal of the Federation of American Scientists (FAS) Public Service Award 1993 Box 60, Folder 16, United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Honor Award 1981 Oversize FB-420-06 Photographs Box 60, Folder 17 Portraits of York undated Box 60, Folder 18 York at ACDA/GDC (General Advisory Committee on Arms Control and Disarmament) meeting at the White House 1962 Box 60, Folder 19 York at "Blue Ribbon Panel" on Military Salaries and Retirement with President Jimmy Carter, Harold Brown, ... 1977 Box 60, Folder 20 York at the University of California Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory undated Box 60, Folder 21 York at U.C. President's Science and Academic Advisory Committee meeting in Livermore 1986 Box 60, Folder 22 York visiting Palmdale December 12, 1975 Box 60, Folder 23 York visiting USSR June 25-30, 1979 Box 60, Folder 24 York with Roger E. Basel, Director of the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory 1979 Box 60, Folder 25 York with Peter Kapitza in his Moscow apartment 1975 Box 60, Folder 26 York with Bill Nierenberg in Geneva 1978 Box 60, Folder 27 York with Steve Sterner 1979 Box 60, Folder 28 York with three former UCSD Chancellors William D. McElroy, Dr. John S. Galbraith, and Dr. William J. McGill undated Box 60, Folder 29 York with U.S. Negotiating Team in Geneva 1979 Box 60, Folder 30 York with others undated Box 60, Folder 31 Johnson, Gerald 1979 Box 60, Folder 32 I. I. Rabi at Sea World 1977

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CORRESPONDENCE Scope and Content of Series SERIES 2) CORRESPONDENCE: This series primarily documents York's professional activities and contains communications between York and his science colleagues, as well as public and political figures. Arranged in four subseries: A) Chronological Files, B) Personal Correspondence, C) Alphabetical Files, and D) Letters of Recommendation. A) Chronological Files: Includes incoming and outgoing correspondence from York's office at UCSD at the end of his tenure as director of UCSD's Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation. The correspondence files span the years of 1987-1992 and include communications between York and his science colleagues, as well as publishers, media people, and government administrators. B) Personal Correspondence: York's personal correspondence while he served as U.S. Ambassador to the Comprehensive Test Ban talks in Geneva. The series is arranged in chronological order and comprised of letters between York and his friends, colleagues, and cordial correspondence during the years of 1979-1980. C) Alphabetical Files: Arranged in alphabetical order by personal or corporate name. Contains correspondence between York and publishers, science colleagues, and academic institutions. The subseries includes paper drafts, reprints, and brochures on issues concerned with arms control, disarmament problems, and U.S. science and defense policy. The files contain materials for the years of 1951-1994 and include papers and letters from Richard L. Garwin, Hugh DeWitt, and Daniel Ellsberg, materials related to the opening of the Carter Center, and correspondence, memorandums, and booklets discussing the University of California Lawrence Livermore Laboratory. D) Letters of Recommendation: Letters of recommendations written by York. These letters are restricted until 2050.

Chronological Files Box 60, 1987, January - February Folder 33-34 Box 61, Folder 1-6 1987, March - July Box 62, Folder 1-5 1987, August - December Box 62, Folder 6 1988, January Box 63, Folder 1-7 1988, February - August Box 64, Folder 1-7 1988, August - 1989, August Box 65, Folder 1 1989, September - December Box 65, Folder 2 1990 Box 65, Folder 3-4 1991, January - December Box 65, Folder 5 1992, February - December Personal Correspondence Box 65, Folder 6 1979, February Box 66, Folder 1-3 1979, March - November, 1980 Alphabetical Files Box 66, Folder 4 American Physical Society - American Institute of Physics Masters of Modern Physics Booksellers 1993 Box 66, Folder 5 Bancroft Library: History of Science and Technology Program 1982 Box 66, Folder 6 Carter Center 1984 Box 66, Folder 7 Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions 1973 - 1981 Box 66, Folder 8 DeWitt, Hugh 1982 - 1986 Box 66, Folder 9 Ellsberg, Daniel 1992 Box 66, Folder 10 W.H. Freeman and Company Publishers 1973 - 1988 Box 66, Folder 11 Garwin, Richard L. 1978 - 1992 Box 67, Folder 1-3 Garwin, Richard L. 1978 - 1992 Box 67, Folder 4 Guggenheim Fellowship 1971 - 1972 Box 67, Folder 5-6 Lawrence Livermore Laboratory 1951 - 1994 Box 68, Folder 1 Princeton University Press 1972 Box 68, Folder 2 Stanford University Press 1988 - 1991 Box 68, Folder 3 UCSD Physics Department 1975 - 1979

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Letters of Recommendation Box 68, Folder 4 1979 - 1990 Restrictions Restrictions Apply

ORGANIZATIONS Scope and Content of Series SERIES 3) ORGANIZATIONS: Arranged in alphabetical order. Documents York's affiliation with and service to various private and governmental agencies, organizations, councils, and committees at the national and international level. The files contain correspondence, brochures, reports, minutes, meeting summaries, announcements, and photocopies of newspaper clippings. The files were originally interfiled with materials which now comprise the SUBJECT FILES series and separated to distingush them from files on organizations for which York did not serve.

Box 68, Folder 5 American Academy of Arts and Sciences 1991 - 1992 American Association for Advancement of Science Box 68, Folder 6 Minutes, reports, and correspondence 1976 - 1985 Box 68, Folder 7 Committee on Science, Arms Control, and National Security - Contains a list of committee members and a letter 1987 Box 68, Folder 8 American Physical Society - Correspondence and reviews of Modern Physics 1982 - 1987 Box 68, Folder 9 Blue Ribbon Defense Panel 1969 - 1971 Box 68, Folder 10 Carnegie Commission on Science, Technology, and Government - Includes reports "Science and Technology and President" and "New Thinking and American Defense Technology" 1988 - 1990 Box 68, Folder 11 Defense Science Study Group Box 68, Folder 12 Center on Violence and Human Survival 1987 Box 68, Folder 13 Cole Committee on the Use of Atomic Energy in Continental Defense 1954 Box 68, Folder 14 Council for a Livable World 1987 - 1988 Box 69, Folder 1 Federation of American Scientists 1970 Box 69, Folder 2 Gerberding Committee (William P. Gerberding, Chancellor of the University of Illinois) - Includes transcript of January 8, 1979, hearing regarding Lawrence Livermore Laboratory and Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory 1978 - 1979 Box 69, Folder 3 Greyhavens Institute 1989 Box 69, Folder 4 International Academy of Astronautics (IAA) 1969 - 1984 Box 69, Folder 5 International School on Disarmament and Research on Conflicts (ISODARCO) 1974 - 1988 Box 69, Folder 6 Inter-University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society 1975 Box 69, Folder 7, Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholars 1978 - 1979 Oversize MC-006-03 Box 69, Scientific Advisory Committee on the Los Alamos and the Lawrence Livermore Folder 8-10 Laboratories 1976 - 1981 Box 70, Folder 1 Scientific Advisory Committee on the Los Alamos and the Lawrence Livermore Laboratories 1976 - 1981 Box 70, Folder 2-7 Scientific Advisory Committee to the President and the Regents of the University of California 1986 - 1992 Box 70, Folder 8 Sigma XI - Scientific Research of North America 1974 - 1975 Box 70, Folder 9 SIPRI - Stockholm International Peace Research Institute 1973 Box 70, Folder 10 Social Science Research Council 1984 - 1985 Box 70, Folder 11 UCSD International Cooperation in Research and Education Committee - Includes proposal to establish a program for international cooperation between UCSD and former Soviet Union academic institutions 1992

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WRITINGS Scope and Content of Series SERIES 4) WRITINGS: Supplements writings found in the first accession. Arranged in two subseries: A) Books, Articles, Statements, Speeches, and Reviews; and B) Notes. A) Books, Articles, Statements, Speeches, and Reviews: Arranged in chronological order. Contains manuscripts, typescripts, reprints, page proofs, and correspondence related to York's published works, congressional testimony and statements, and speeches. The bulk of material comprises typescripts and reprints of York's articles, as well as correspondence and book reviews for two of his books - Advisors: Oppenheimer, Teller and the Superbomb and Making Weapons, Talking Peace: A Physicist's Journey from Hiroshima to Geneva. B) Notes: Arranged in alphabetical order, and mainly contains preparatory notes for his speeches.

Books, Articles, Statements, Speeches, and Reviews Box 71, Folder 1 List of publications 1989 Box 71, Folder 2 Statement of Dr. Herbert York, Chancellor, UCSD, before the Committee on Foreign Relations U.S. Senate August 14-16, 1961 Box 71, Folder 3 National Security and the Nuclear-Test Ban October 1964 Box 71, Folder 4 Commencement address, San Diego Evening College June 12, 1968 Box 71, Folder 5 Statement Before the Subcommittee On International Organizations and Disarmament Affairs Of the Senate... March 1969 Box 71, Folder 6 Statement Before the Senate Armed Services Committee April 22-23, 1969 Box 71, Folder 7 Statement Before House Of Representatives Committee On Appropriations, Subcommittee On Defense Appropriations June 9, 1969 Box 71, Folder 8 Arms Race and the Fallacy Of the Last Move June 1969 Box 71, Folder 9 Statement Before Senate Foreign Relations Committee July 16, 1969 Box 71, Folder 10 Military Technology and National Security August 1969 Box 71, Folder 11 Race to Oblivion: A Participant's View of the Arms Race - Contains photocopies of book reviews 1969 Box 71, Folder 12 Personal View Of the Arms Race March 1970 Box 71, Folder 13 Statement Before the Subcommittee On Arms Control, International Law and Organization Of the Senate Foreign... April 8, 1970 Box 71, Folder 14 ABM, MIRV, and the Arms Race July 17, 1970 Box 71, Folder 15 We Can Reverse the Arms Race: A 10-Point Plan December 11, 1970 Box 71, Folder 16 American Physical Society - Speech 1971 Box 71, Folder 17 UCSD commencement address June 13, 1971 Box 71, Folder 18 CETYS, Baja California - Speech with drafts in English and Spanish October 8, 1971 Box 71, Folder 19 Technical Exaggeration May 26, 1972 Box 71, Folder 20 On the Proper Allocation Of the Cost Of the Military Establishment June 30, 1972 Box 71, Folder 21 Some Possible Measures For Slowing the Qualitative Arms Race - Typescript of talk given at Pugwash Conference in Oxford July 27, 1972 Box 71, Folder 22 Nuclear Arms Control: A Review, presented at Helsinki Seminar on disarmament issues August 1, 1972 Box 71, Folder 23 Comments on "Safeguarding Arms Control Agreements Limiting Strategic Weapons" - Draft prepared by Arms Control and Foreign Policy Seminar, working group on Arms Control Negotiations November 8, 1972 Box 71, Folder 24 Great Test-Ban Debate November 1972 Box 71, Folder 25 SALT I and the Future Of Arms Control and Disarmament May 1973 Box 71, Folder 26 Proposal For a Saner Deterrent June 4, 1973 Box 72, Folder 1 On the Tenth Anniversary Of the Limited Test Ban Treaty July 6, 1973 Box 72, Folder 2 10 Years After the Treaty, the Danger From Nuclear Testing Is Fading Away 1973 Box 72, Folder 3-5 Origins Of MIRV 1973

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Box 72, Folder 6 Deterrence By Means Of Mass Destruction - Address presented at Pacem in Terris, National Convocation to Consider New Opportunities For the United States Foreign Policy September 6, 1973 Box 72, Folder 7 Multiple-Warhead Missiles November 1973 Box 72, Folder 8 Arms Control 1973 Box 72, Folder 9 Reducing the Overkill 1974 Box 72, Folder 10 Claremont Graduate School Commencement Address June 8, 1974 Box 72, Folder 11 Present Nuclear Strategy and Some Alternatives to It June 10, 1974 Box 72, Folder 12 Strategic Arms Race Slowdown Through Test Limitations August 2, 1974 Box 72, Folder 13 Vladivostok and the Arms Race January 23, 1975 Box 72, Folder 14 Are Nuclear Command and Control Systems Fail-Safe? April 1975 Box 72, Folder 15 Earlier Attempts Of Nuclear Disarmament - Presented at Kyoto Symposium June 5, 1975 Box 72, Folder 16 Nuclear Energy and Nuclear Weapons: Are They Inevitably Linked? - Presented at the 1975 Nuclear Science Symposium September 22, 1975 Box 72, Folder 17 Origins Of the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory September 1975 Box 72, Folder 18 Sakharov Earned Prize - And Applause October 13, 1975 Box 73, Folder 1 Debate Over the Hydrogen Bomb October 1975 Box 73, Folder 2 Origins Of the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory November 1975 Box 73, Folder 3 Oppenheimer and the Superbomb - Presented at Symposium of the Division of Solid State Physics, Surface Structure December 1975 Box 73, Folder 4 Sounders Of the Alarm: Thirty Years Of Attempts to Bring the World to Grips With the Perpertual Menace to ... December 1975 Box 73, Folder 5 Nuclear Balance Of Terror in Europe 1975 Advisors: Oppenheimer, Teller, and the Superbomb 1976 Box 73, Folder 6-8 Correspondence 1973 - 1976 Box 73, Folder 9 Contains draft with comments by Harold Brown, Secretary of Defense Box 73, Folder 10 Reference materials Box 74, Folder 1 Book reviews Box 74, Folder 2 Ultimate Absurdity 1976 Box 74, Folder 3 Nation's Stake In Air and Space January 1976 Box 74, Folder 4 Uranium Enrichment, Nuclear Energy, and the Arms Race - Presented at Symposium of the Forum on Physics and Society Uranium Enrichment and Arms Control February 4, 1976 Box 74, Folder 5 Brief Review Of Nuclear Weapons Proliferation and Attempts to Control It - Statement for the Government Operations Committee, U.S. Senate February 19, 1976 Box 74, Folder 6 Capping the Nuclear Bottle February 29, 1976 Box 74, Folder 7 Nuclear Proliferation - A Problem That Won't Go Away February 1976 Box 74, Folder 8 Statement Before the Committee On International Relations, House Of Representatives March 18, 1976 Box 74, Folder 9 Pacem In Terris IV 1976 Box 74, Folder 10 Review of Margaret Gowing's Independence and Deterrence May 1976 Box 74, Folder 11 Nuclear Proliferation: An Unhappy History 1976 Box 74, Folder 12 Big Threat From Little Bombs June 3, 1976 Box 74, Folder 13 Bellagio Conference Report June 20-27, 1976 Box 74, Folder 14 Arms Control Workshop, held at Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies September 30, 1976 Box 74, Folder 15 Review of Stanley A. Blumberg's Energy and Conflict: The Life and Times of Edward Teller October 29, 1976 Box 74, Folder 16 Technological Innovation: A Socio-Political Problem November 29, 1976 Box 74, Folder 17 Eisenhower's Other Warning January 1977 Box 74, Folder 18 Military Research and Development: A Postwar History January 1977 Box 74, Folder 19 Strategic Reconnaissance April 1977 Box 75, Folder 1 U.S. National Security, Congressional Conference May 11-12, 1977 Box 75, Folder 2 Dartmouth Eleven: A Soviet-American Dialogue July 9-13, 1977 Box 75, Folder 3 Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban - California Seminar on Arms Control and Foreign Policy May 2, 1978

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Box 75, Folder 4 Special Merits Of Single RV Missle In a MAP System - Speech at Harvard University August 1978 Box 75, Folder 5 Multiple Aim Point Systems and Arms Control - California Seminar on Arms Control and Foreign Policy December 7, 1978 Box 75, Folder 6 Sakharov and the Nuclear Test Ban - Speech at conference Hommage to Sakharov May 1-2, 1981 Box 75, Folder 7 Freeze Is Not a Joke March 19, 1982 Box 75, Folder 8 Beginning Nuclear Disarmament At the Bottom - Discussion March 30, 1982 Box 75, Folder 9 Vertical Proliferation December 1982 Box 75, Folder 10 Scientists As Advisors to Governments - Presented at UNESCO/Pugwash Symposium 1982 Box 75, Folder 11 American-Soviet Arms Control Negotiations - Presented at Nuclear Deadlock Conference in Pocantico, NY March 1983 Box 75, Folder 12 Arms-Limitation Strategies March 1983 Box 75, Folder 13 Thinking About the Nuclear Arms Race and Why It Is So Hard to Do Much About It - Presented at Dartmouth College and California Seminar on International Security and Foreign Policy April 27, 1983 Box 75, Folder 14 Beginning Nuclear Disarmament At the Bottom September 1983 Box 75, Folder 15 Bilateral Negotiations and the Arms Race October 1983 Box 75, Folder 16 Negotiating From the Bottom Up October 1983 Box 75, Folder 17 Nuclear "Balance of Terror" In Europe June 1984 Box 75, Folder 18 Current World Situation - Published in the Proceedings of the 34th Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs, Bjorkliden, Sweden July 9-14, 1984 Box 75, Folder 19 Dialogue: Quarter-Century's Selection Of Statements and Comments From Center Meetings, Symposia, and ... 1984 Box 75, Folder 20 Beginning Nuclear Disarmament At the Bottom 1984 Box 75, Folder 21 Nuclear Weapons Test Bans - Published in the Proceedings of the Livermore Arms Control Conference 1984 Box 75, Folder 22 Arms Control - The Ends and Means Issue 1985 Box 75, Folder 23 Nuclear Deterrence and the Military Uses Of Space 1985 Box 75, Folder 24 Strategic Defense: Lessons From History - Delivered at the Lamont Lecture Series at the Center For Science and International Affairs, Harvard University May 7, 1986 Box 75, Folder 25 Countdown On the Comprehensive Test Ban May 1986 Box 76, Folder 1 U.S. - Soviet Negotiations and the Arms Race: A Historical Review 1986 Box 76, Folder 2 Does Strategic Defense Breed Offense? 1987 Box 76, Folder 3-5 Making Weapons, Talking Peace: A Physicist's Journey from Hiroshima to Geneva 1987 Box 76, Folder 6 Review of Roger M. Aders' "Forging the Atomic Shield: Excerpts From the Office Diary Of Gordon E. Dean" July 1988 Box 76, Folder 7 Post-World War II Science Advice - Talk at AAAS January 18, 1989 Box 76, Folder 8 Will Dust Dim the Luster Or Brilliant Pebbles July 21, 1989 Box 76, Folder 9 Shield in Space - Correspondence and photocopies of book reviews 1990 Box 76, Folder 10 "Remarks" About Minimum Deterrence January 25, 1991 Box 76, Folder 11 Statement before the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology U.S. House of Representatives October 9, 1991 Box 76, Folder 12 Comments on Academician N. N. Moiseyev's Letter "A Unique Chance Not to Be Missed" - Published in Russian January 1992 Box 76, Folder 13 Review of Cardinal Choices by Gregg Herken 1992 Box 76, Folder 14 Nuclear Arms Race: The Past, Present Tools, and Future Possibilities - Speech at the Royal Swedish Academy December 2, 1992 Box 76, Folder 15 Review of N. Macrae's "John von Neumann: The Scientific Genius Who Pioneered the Modern Computer, Game..." October 1993 Box 76, Folder 16 Science Based Stockpile Stewardship November 1994 Box 76, Folder 17 CTBT and Beyond 1994 Box 76, Folder 18 Experiments As a Substitute For Unrestricted Testing 1994 Box 76, Folder 19 Hydrotesting and Hydronuclear Testing March 29, 1995

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Box 77, Folder 1 Alternative Futures For the Department Of Energy National Laboratories - Report of the Task Force on Alternative Futures for the Department of Energy National Laboratories February 1995 Notes Box 77, Folder 2 Colloquium May 1974 Box 77, Folder 3 Atomic energy 1975 Box 77, Folder 4 Course by newspaper 1975 Box 77, Folder 5 Physicists and Arms Control 1975 Box 77, Folder 6 Star Wars - Notes for speech at Mershon Center, Ohio State University May 3, 1983 Box 77, Folder 7 Rice and Roschester speeches 1989 Box 77, Folder 8 ISODARCO talk - NW Future 1993 Box 77, Folder 9 Notes from a conversation with Shalheveth Freier, member of Israeli Pugwash Group April 4, 1996 Box 77, Folder 10 Administration Of Military R and D Since World War II - SIPRI (Stockholm International Peace Research Institute) paper undated

WRITINGS BY OTHERS Scope and Content of Series SERIES 5) WRITINGS BY OTHERS: Arranged alphabetically. Contains typescripts or reprints of articles concerned with arms control and disarmament, the history of nuclear weapons development, and science and defense policy.

Box 77, Folder 11 Alewife, R. W. and Bache, T. C. - Monitoring a Treshold Test Ban Treaty. Presentation to the American Geophysical Union Special Session on Verificaion of Nuclear Test Bans, Baltimore, Maryland June 2, 1983 Box 77, Folder 12 Alvarez, Luis - Hardball Physics Box 77, Folder 13 Blessing, Lee - Walk In the Woods - Playscript concerned with Soviet-American relations 1986 Box 77, Folder 14 Badash, Lawrence - Contains following of his articles: Nuclear Fission: Reaction to the Discovery In 1939; Nuclear Physics In Rutherford's Laboratory Before the Discovery Of Neutron; and Rutherford, Boltwood, and the Age Of the Earth: The Origin Of Radioactive Dating Techniques; and bibliography lists Box 77, Folder 15 Berstein, Barton J. - Contains a letter and photocopies of his articles: In Any Light: Scientists and the Decision to Build the Superbomb; Missed 1952 Opportunity to Stop the H-Bomb; and Truman and the H-Bomb Box 77, Folder 16 Bethe, Hans - Contains memorandum on the history of the Thermonuclear Program and "Stop the Arms Race - We Want to Get Off" Box 77, Folder 17 Bialer, Seweryn - Contains letter and typescript of his article "Global Rivals Breakfast Event For Funders" Box 77, Folder 18 Carter, Ashton (Acting Director for Science and International Affairs, Harvard University) - Permitted and Prohibited Space Testing Under the ABM Treaty - Statement before the Special Panel on SDI of the House of Armed Services Committee 1988 Box 77, Folder 19 Deterrence and Survival In the Nuclear Age (The "Gaither Report" of 1957) - Contains a publication brochure with a business card stapled to it and York's notes 1976 Box 78, Folder 1 Edmonds, John - Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty: Britain's Public Position 1962-1992 1993 Box 78, Folder 2 Fisher, Roger - The U.S. and the U.S.S.R.: How Do We Negotiate Good Relations 1983 Box 78, Folder 3 Future Of the Department Of Energy Laboratories - Hearing before the Committee on Science, Space... 1991 Box 78, Folder 4 Goodpaster, Andrew J. (General) - Contains his following papers: Atlantic Council Of the United States; Future Reins On Nuclear Arms; and Gorbachev and the Future Of East-West Security: A Response For the Mid-Term; and a letter 1989 - 1993

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Box 78, Folder 5 Di, He - Contains following Di's papers: Crisis Management In Sino-American Relations In the 1950s; Evolution Of the People's Republic Of China's Policy Toward the Offshore Islands; New Perspectives On the United States-China Confrontation Over Quemoy and Matsu; and Was There a Crisis In the Taiwan Strait In 1954-1955 Box 78, Folder 6 Kidder, R. E. - Contains two of his publications: Assessment Of the Safety Of the U.S. Nuclear Weapons and Related Nuclear Test Requirements: A Post Bush Initiative Update; and Maintaining the U.S. Stockpile Of Nuclear Weapons During a Low-Threshold Or Comprehensive Test Ban Box 78, Folder 7 Kowarski, L. - Contains reprints and photocopies of Kowaski's articles: Computers: Why; Conditions Of Success Of International Enterprises In Science and Technology; Computing As a Language Of Physics; L'avenir de L'enérgie Nucléaire: Les Questions Qui Se Posent; Spreading Nuclear Ware; Recognition Of Visual Data In High Energy Physics; Synopsis Of the Proposed Communication On Technological Phobias; and Team Work and Individual Work In Research 1963 - 1973 Box 78, Folder 8 Krieken, van Mark and Roel - Technological Feasibility and Policy Considerations 1982 Box 78, Folder 9 MacDonald, Gordon J. - Contains two of his articles: "JASON and DCPG - Ten Lessons" and "JASON - The Early Years" Box 78, Folder 10 Mueller, John - Contains a typescript of his paper "Retreat From Doomsday: The Obsolescence Of Major War" 1988 Box 78, Folder 11 Platt, Joseph - Contains photocopies of his following papers: "Federalists and the Design Of Stabilization," "Living With the Bomb: Science In the Nuclear Age," and "Paths to Destruction On Survival In the 1980s" Box 78, Folder 12 Rathjens, George - Contains typescripts of "Global Security On Approaching the 21th Century" and "New Security Agendas For the 1990s," and a copy of "Nuclear Weapons After the Cold War" published in FOREIGN AFFAIRS (Fall 1991), and a letter 1988 - 1991 Box 78, Folder 13 Rechtin, E. - Comments on Strategic Defense Initiative Matters 1987 Box 78, Folder 14 Reed, Thomas C. - Role Of Nuclear Weapons In the New World Order 1991 Box 78, Folder 15 Pontifical Academy - Working group discussion April 1, 1980 Box 78, Folder 16 Sagdeev, Roald Z. (Director of the Institute of Space Research of the U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences) - Contains the following papers in English and in Russian: Problems Of Control Of Sea-Based Cruise Missiles Containing Nuclear Warheads; Science and Perestroika: A Long Way to Go; and Strategic Stability Under the Conditions Of Radical Nuclear Arms Reductions: Report On Study 1987 - 1988 Box 78, Folder 17 Shapiro, Charles S., Harvey, Ted F., and Peterson, Kendall R. - Local and Global Deposition Of Radioactivity: A Reassessment. Contains a reprint of the article from the Proceedings of the International Seminar on Nuclear War 5th Session, held in Erice, Italy, August 19-24 1985 Box 79, Folder 1 Temirbaev, Roland (Soviet Diplomat and Arms Negotiator) - Contains his papers and reports: Control Of Arms Limitation and Disarmament; Political and Sociological Affairs Verification Of Arms Limitation and Disarmament, Evolution Of the Soviet Approach to International Control Of Nuclear Energy; and a letter and article about Timerbaev "Roland Timerbaev Former Soviet Diplomat and Arms Negotiator 1983 - 1993 Box 79, Folder 2 Weizsacker, C. F. Freiher V. - Glaube und Wissenschaftlich -Technische Welt 1980 Box 79, Folder 3 Willoughby, Randy - Current Options and Proposals For Arms Control: Incentives, Goals, and Obstacles to Progress 1985 Box 79, Folder 4 Yankelovich, Daniel - Speech at Exploratory Meeting on the Nuclear Deadlock 1983 Box 79, Folder 5 Yonas, Gerold - Peacetime Management 1988 Box 79, Folder 6 Zacharias, R. Jerrold, Gordon, Myles, and Davis, Savile R. - Common Sense and Nuclear Peace undated

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COMPREHENSIVE TEST BAN Scope and Content of Series SERIES 6) COMPREHENSIVE TEST BAN - GENEVA - AMBASSADOR: The COMPREHENSIVE TEST BAN series contains materials pertaining to York's service as ambassador to the Comprehensive Test Ban talks in Geneva. The files contain memos, agendas, delegates names, internal communications notes, summaries of meetings, reports, papers, meeting announcements, invitations to receptions, personnel policies, and periodicals.

Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Box 79, Folder 7 Administration - Miscellaneous correspondence February - December 5, 1979 Box 79, Folder 8 Committee on Disarmament - Contains proposal, draft, excerpts from final record, speech, and memorandum 1979 - 1980 Box 79, Folder 9 Excerpt from Associated Press Release by Barry Schweid June 14, 1979 Box 79, Folder 10 Members of American delegations - Member information 1979 - 1980 Box 79, Folder 11 Members of British delegations - Member information 1979 - 1980 Box 79, Folder 12 Members of Soviet delegations - Member information 1979 - 1980 Box 79, Folder 13 NAC (Nuclear Arms Control) Statement - Contains a photocopy of the report to the North Atlantic Council undated Box 79, Folder 14 Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference - Internal communications - Contains itinerary notes and summary of the third NPT committee meeting Box 79, Folder 15 Proposal of the U.S. Delegation Regarding Tasks of the Political Working Group undated Box 79, Folder 16 Report of the Secretary-General on Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban December 11, 1979 Box 79, Folder 17 Report to the Congress on the Results of the NPT Review Conference September 23, 1980 Box 79, Folder 18 Representation Funds for Sessions - Statements and memos May 26 - July 20, 1979 Box 79, Folder 19 Resolution Adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations 1979 Box 79, Folder 20 Seismic Data Center Program Objectives February 13, 1980 Box 79, Folder 21 Tripartite Report to the Committee on Disarmament - Contains photocopies of the report typescripts, one in Russian and one in English 1980 Box 79, Folder 22 United Nations Study - Draft by Joseph Goldblat undated Box 79, Geneva Memorabilia - Announcements of meetings, invitations to receptions, lists Folder 23-24 of participants, and letters 1979 - 1980 Papers Box 80, Folder 1 Arms Control Agenda For the Eighties by J. F. Dobbins 1980 Box 80, Folder 2 Launch on Warning and Launch Under Attack by Richard L. Garwin March 15, 1979 Box 80, Folder 3 National Security and the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty by Joseph K. Landauer 1980 Box 80, Folder 4 Negotiating with the Soviet Union undated Periodicals Box 80, Folder 5 Daily Bulletin - Contains notes on U.S. progress in the comprehensive test ban negotiations July 31, 1980 Box 80, Folder 6 Origins - The Pope's UNESCO Speech "The World As an Environment For Humanity" June 12, 1980 Box 80, Folder 7 Rights and privileges of OSI personnel - Contains Memorandum For the Record and a photocopy of part 4 Diplomatic Relations adopted by Vienna Convention 1979 Box 80, Folder 8 Security policy and procedures for U.S. Mission Building in Geneva and an info note about security clearences 1979

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SUBJECT FILES Scope and Content of Series SERIES 7) SUBJECT FILES: Arranged in alphabetical order. Includes reports, articles, correspondence, memorandums, news releases, photocopies of newspaper clippings, statements, brochures, and photocopies of archival materials related to the history of nuclear arms development and disarmament issues.

Box 80, Folder 9 Addresses of conference participants and membership directories 1989 - 1995 Box 80, Folder 10 Addresses for mailing books undated Box 80, Folder 11 Addresses for mailing reprints undated Box 80, Folder 12 Albert Einstein Peace Prize Foundation 1981 - 1986 Box 80, Folder 13 Antimatter weapons Box 80, Folder 14 Anti-Satellite Weapons (ASAT) talks 1978 - 1981 Box 80, Folder 15 Arbatov, Georgii (Director of the Institute of U.S. and Canadian Studies, Moscow) 1975 - 1980 Box 80, Folder 16 Aspin, Les (Chairman, House Armed Services Committee) 1992 Box 80, Folder 17 Baruch Plan - Documents, Pt. 1 Box 81, Folder 1 Baruch Plan - Documents, Pt. 2 Box 81, Folder 2 Brown, Harold (Secretary of Defense, the Pentagon) 1976 - 1978 Box 81, Folder 3-5 Budgets - Defense Budget Project 1964 - 1993 Box 81, Folder 6 Catholic Bishops' Letter on Arms Control 1983 Box 81, Folder 7 Carter Nuclear Disarmament Task Force 1976 Box 81, Folder 8 China - A-Bomb Box 82, Folder 1 China - Trip materials 1986 Box 82, Folder 2 CISAC Delegation Plutonium Discussions in Moscow March 14-18, 1994 Box 82, Folder 3-8 Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban (CTB) 1978 - 1993 Box 83, Folder 1 Corona Program 1995 Box 83, Folder 2-5 Defense Department - Harold Brown 1976 - 1987 Box 83, Folder 6 Dushanbe Military Installation 1986 - 1987 Box 83, Folder 7 Environmental Welfare 1977 Box 83, Folder 8 Freedom of Information Act 1975 Box 83, Folder 9 Freeze and Reduction in Nuclear Weapons 1981 - 1982 Box 83, Folder 10 Forsberg, Randall (Chair, National Advisory Board on Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign) 1982 Box 83, Folder 11 General Advisory Committee 1949 - 1974 Box 83, Folder 12 Hiroshima 1975 Box 84, Folder 1 Intelligence 1976 - 1980 Box 84, Folder 2 Interstellar Communication 1973 Box 84, Folder 3-5 JASON 1972 - 1992 Box 84, Folder 6 Johnson, Gerald W. (Chairman, Defense Science Board) 1993 - 1994 Box 84, Folder 7 Joint Declaration 1984 Box 84, Folder 8 Keyhole Satellite Program March 1984 Box 84, Folder 9 Killian Report on Space 1957 - 1973 Box 84, Folder 10 Kistiakowsky Visiting Scholar Program 1981 - 1987 Box 84, Folder 11 L'express Affair 1973 Box 84, Folder 12 Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory (LASL) 1971 - 1978 Box 85, Folder 1 Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory (LASL) 1971 - 1978 Box 85, Folder 2 Mahedy, William 1988 Box 85, Folder 3 May, Ernest 1986 - 1987 Box 85, Folder 4-5 May, Michael 1980 - 1994 Box 85, Folder 6 Mexican-American relations - Contains correspondence regarding cooperation between UCSD campus, San Diego downtown community, and Baja California instituions 1969 Box 85, Folder 7 MX Missile Box 85, Folder 8 Nitze, Paul H. (Ambassador, Special Adviser to the President and Secretary of State on Arms Control Matter) 1986 Box 85, Folder 9 Negotiating With Soviets Box 85, Folder 10 No First Use

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Box 85, Folder 11 Non-Proliferation Treaty 1974 - 1980 Box 86, Folder 1 NRC (National Research Council) on Plasma Science 1991 - 1994 Box 86, Folder 2 NSC - 68 1980 Box 86, Folder 3 Nuclear accidents 1975 Box 86, Folder 4 Nuclear arms race Box 86, Folder 5 Nuclear disarmament poll 1981 Box 86, Folder 6 Nuclear history Box 86, Folder 7 Nuclear proliferation Box 86, Folder 8 Nuclear testing and experiments 1957 - 1958 Box 86, Nuclear weapons effects Folder 9-11 Box 87, Folder 1, Operation Greenhouse - Contains a photoalbum with photographs documenting Oversize FB-420-07 the 1951 atomic weapon test blast conducted on Eniwetok Atoll grounds in the Marshall Islands 1951 - 1952 Box 87, Folder 2 Peace studies 1981 Box 87, Folder 3 President's Task Force on Nuclear Proliferation 1964 - 1965 Box 87, Folder 4 Prospectus for papers 1971 Box 87, Folder 5 PSAC 1958 Report On Space Box 87, Sakharov, Andrei (Nobel prize winner, Russian academician) 1960 - 1991 Folder 6-11 Box 87, Folder 12 Science policy - Contains papers examining the U.S. Science Policy and the role of presidential science advisors 1973 - 1981 Box 87, Folder 13 Stanford University - Japan - Conference on U.S. Relations in the Field of Arms Control and International ... 1975 Box 87, Folder 14 Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) 1983 - 1985 Box 88, Folder 1-2 Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) 1983 - 1985 Box 88, Folder 3 Security issues 1962 - 1985 Box 88, Folder 4-6 Soviet Nuclear Weapons Development 1974 - 1993 Box 88, Folder 7 Strategic Nuclear Balance 1983 Box 88, Folder 8 Student Pugwash Conference 1979 - 1981 Box 88, Folder 9 United Kingdom Strategic Military Policy 1980 - 1983 Box 89, Folder 1 Teller, Edward 1982 - 1983 Box 89, Folder 2 U.S. Nuclear Weapons Development 1975 - 1982 Box 89, Folder 3 U.S. Strategic Weapons Systems 1979 - 1980 Box 89, Folder 4 Vladivostok agreement 1974 - 1975 Box 89, Folder 5 UNESCO Conference, Santiago, Chili September 13-22, 1965 Box 89, Folder 6 UNESCO Conference Perspectives on the Crisis of UNESCO 1985 - 1986 Box 89, Folder 7 United Nations University 1973 - 1974 Box 89, Folder 8 University for Peace, Costa Rica 1983 - 1984 Box 89, Folder 9 Wedemeyer Panel on the Use of Atomic Energy in Continental Defense 1954 - 1988 Box 89, Folder 10 Weisskopf, Victor 1979 - 1985 Box 89, Folder 11 WGBH - Nuclear Age Series Box 89, Folder 12 Wohlstetter, Albert 1974 - 1985 Box 89, Folder 13 Zuckerman, Lord Sally 1981 - 1988 Box 89, Folder 14 Miscellaneous materials

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RACE TO OBLIVION - RESEARCH MATERIALS Scope and Content of Series SERIES 8: RACE TO OBLIVION RESEARCH MATERIALS. Arranged in four subseries: A) Chapter Notes, B) Subject Files, C) People and Personalities, and D) Miscellaneous Reference Materials. A) Chapter Notes: An outline for Chapter IV-VII, bibliographic references, book assistants' notes, and reference materials. B) Subject Files: Arranged in alphabetical order, and contains reference materials on various topics in nuclear arms development and disarmament. C) People and Personalities: Notes and reference materials on key science and public leaders who played a significant role in nuclear arms development and disarmament. The files are arranged in alphabetical order by surname. D) Miscellaneous Reference Materials: Arranged in York's numeric order, contains miscellaneous reference materials that were found in folders with book materials.

Chapter Notes Box 90, Folder 1 Outline for parts IV-VI Box 90, Folder 2 Army post World War II research and development - Army, navy, and air force - Outline undated Box 90, Folder 3 Bibliographic file undated Box 90, Folder 4 Book assistants' notes undated Box 90, Folder 5 Chemical explosion excavation - Photographs and slides Box 90, Folder 6 Correspondence with archives, libraries, and others regarding the book 1963 - 1977 Box 90, Folder 7 ICBM outline - Contains outline for missile development in the 1950s-1960s and comments on it 1973 Box 90, Folder 8 Library research undated Chapter IV, 1 - General overview Box 90, Folder 9 Background notes Box 90, Folder 10 Budget Box 90, Folder 11 New programs and organizations, new persons and policies Chapter IV, 2 - New look and massive retaliation Box 90, Folder 12 Input - Korean War reaction and McCarthyism Box 90, Folder 13 Output - Defense Reorganization, SMEC-Gardner, Quarles-Eleminate Keller and Research and Development Board Chapter IV, 3 - First missile review in DoD Box 90, Folder 14 H-bomb, Early Atlas program, and other rockets and missiles Box 90, Folder 15 SMEC, Teapot, Gardner, Von Neumann, and Quarles Box 90, Folder 16 Output - Nuclear propulsion Box 90, Folder 17 Output - Von Neumann reports of February 1954 and June 1954.. Chapter IV, 4 - Strategic technology review in the White House Box 90, Folder 18 Bissell and Klass' interviews on flights.. Box 90, Folder 19 TCP origins and general info Box 90, Folder 20 Technological capabilities panel - Killian Chapter IV, 5 - DoD programmatic responses Box 91, Folder 1 General Box 91, Folder 2 GOR 80 Box 91, Folder 3 Army: Jupiter Box 91, Folder 4 Navy: Polaris Box 91, Folder 5 USAF: Thor, U-2, GOR 80, Agena, Pied Piper, Air (Defense) Sage Chapter IV, 6 - IGY Satellites Box 91, Folder 6 Army: Orbiter and Jupiter C Box 91, Folder 7 General: Satellite Origins Box 91, Folder 8 Navy: Vanquard Box 91, Folder 9 Soviet proposals and statements Chapter IV, 7 - Development and Evaluation of Strategic Studies and Concepts Box 91, Folder 10 Advisors: Morganstern, Teller..

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Box 91, Folder 11 IDA, RAND, etc Box 91, Folder 12 Rockfeller and Gaither panels Box 91, Folder 13 Scholars Chapter IV, 8 - Soviet program Box 91, Folder 14 What we knew then: Soviet statements, defectors, Turkish radar, and U-2 Box 91, Folder 15 What we know now: Korolev, Soviet ICBM program, Soviet satellites.. Chapter IV, 9 - Nuclear Arms Control and Disarmament Box 91, Folder 16 Chronologies Box 91, Folder 17 Clean bomb episode Box 91, Folder 18 DOE arms for peace, open skies, early task forces.. Box 92, Folder 1 General Box 92, Folder 2 Harold Stassen Box 92, Folder 3 In service: new look, Walcowicz Box 92, Folder 4 Pugwash and other arms control movements Box 92, Folder 5 Chapter IV, 10 - Aircraft carriers - Bomber gap Box 92, Folder 6 Chapter IV, 11 - Air defense - Sage, Nike Hercules, Bomarc, Interceptors, Dew Line, and Lincoln lab Box 92, Folder 7 Chapter IV, 13 - Nuclear weapons development Chapter V, 1 Box 92, Folder 8 General overview - Sputnik and immediate reactions and the facts as a well informed outsider .. Box 92, Folder 9 Public statements of the White House, the Congress, and IGY Circles Chapter V, 2 - First organizational responses Box 92, Folder 10 DoD (ARRA, AF, A, and N) and the Congress Box 92, Folder 11 NASA Box 92, Folder 12 White House: PSAC and Gaither Chapter V, 3 - First organizational responses Box 92, Folder 13 Air Force programs: Minuteman, Man In Space, and others Box 92, Folder 14 IGY satellites: Vanguard, Jupiter-C Box 92, Folder 15 Man In Space Box 92, Folder 16 Navy Box 92, Folder 17 Chapter V, 4 - Nuclear arms control and disarmament October 1957 - January 1961 Box 93, Folder 1 Chapter VI, 1 - General overview - U.S. Program 58-60, Missile Gap, and budgets Box 93, Folder 2 Chapter VI, 2 - New organizations and their responsibilities - NASA, ODDRE, and ARPA Chapter VI, 3 - Missile programs bear fruit Box 93, Folder 3 False starts: Skybolt, Dynosaur, ANP, Aerospace Plane Box 93, Folder 4 Related programs: Bombers, air defense Box 93, Folder 5 Successes: Atlas, Titan, Thor, Jupiter, Polaris, Minuteman Chapter VI, 4 - Space program Jells Box 93, Folder 6 ARPA studies Box 93, Folder 7 DoD's initial program Box 93, Folder 8-9 NASA's initial program Box 93, Folder 10 Chapter VI, 5 - Soviet program and the Missile Gap - As a well informed insider could know them and as they.. Box 93, Folder 11 Chapter VI, 6 - U-2 and WS Chapter VI, 7 - Nuclear arms and disarmament Box 93, Folder 12 1958-1959 Moratorium Box 93, Folder 13 Conference of experts in Geneva Chapter VII, 1 - General overview Box 93, Folder 14 General Box 93, Folder 15 Budgets and aircraft carriers Box 94, Folder 1 Kennedy years: analysis of U.S. Defense policies Box 94, Folder 2 What McNamara learned and how John F. Kennedy and McNamara reacted Chapter VII, 2 Box 94, Folder 3 Decisions about B-70, air defense, satellites, and related systems

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Box 94, Folder 4 Decisions about civil space, skybolt, and White House science Box 94, Folder 5 Decisions about missiles (Minuteman, Titan, Atlas) Box 94, Folder 6 Chapter VII, 3 - New systems - MIRV (Multiple Independently Targeted Reentry Vehicles), MMRBM.. Box 94, Folder 7 Chapter VII, 4 - Arms control - Nuclear test ban in nuclear years, decisions about arms control Subject Files ABM history Box 94, Folder 8 General history Box 94, Folder 9 1968-1971 Box 94, Folder 10 ABM and the Russians Box 94, Folder 11 BMD/Nike-X Box 94, Folder 12 Computer professionals against ABM Box 95, Folder 1 Aircraft history Arms Control Box 95, Folder 2 Arms Control and Foreign Policy Box 95, Folder 3 Chronology Box 95, Folder 4 Arms Control Disarmament Agency Box 95, Folder 5 History Box 95, Folder 6 Pugwash Box 95, Folder 7 SALT II Box 95, Folder 8 Soviet Union disarmament Test Ban Negotiations Box 95, Folder 9 Comprehensive Test Ban 1970s Box 95, Folder 10 Nixon Administration and Arms Control Box 95, Folder 11 Test Ban Chronology Box 95, Folder 12 Arms Race Analyses Atomic Energy Box 96, Folder 1 AEC's Weapons Program Box 96, Folder 2 Cold War Controversy: Decision to Build H-Bomb Box 96, Folder 3 Atomic Energy - Early Nuclear Tests: IVY, Castle, etc Box 96, Folder 4 GAC Meeting of October 1949 Box 96, Folder 5 Los Alamos: Scientists and the Cold War Loyalty Box 96, Folder 6 Nuclear Testing Box 96, Folder 7 Nuclear Weapons Design Box 96, Folder 8 Nuclear Weapons History - Chinese Bomb Box 96, Folder 9 Nuclear Weapons History - Indian Nuclear Program Box 96, Folder 10 Nuclear Weapons History - Japan Box 96, Folder 11 Oppenheimer book notes (Advisors: Oppenheimer, Teller, and the Superbomb) Box 96, Folder 12 Technical Data Box 96, Folder 13 U.S. Nuclear Program - Outline by Hansen Atomic Energy in Europe Box 96, Folder 14 Great Britain Box 96, Folder 15 French Atomic Energy Program Box 96, Folder 16 French Bomb Box 96, Folder 17 Nuclear Weapons Atomic Energy USSR Box 96, Folder 18 Kapitza, Zhukov, and Sakharov Box 97, Folder 1 Krushev and Kurchatov on Soviet H-Bomb Box 97, Folder 2 Kurchatov Box 97, Folder 3 Soviet H-Bomb Box 97, Folder 4 Truman Administration and Soviet Relations Atomic Energy Laboratories Box 97, Folder 5 Instrumentation Laboratory and Chas. Stark D-Raper Laboratory Box 97, Folder 6 Livermore Laboratory Box 97, Folder 7 Los Alamos Laboratory Box 97, Folder 8 MIT Research Laboratory of Electronics

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Box 97, Folder 9 Notes on various laboratories Committees Box 97, Folder 10 Gaither Report Box 97, Folder 11 Office of Science and Technology Policy Box 97, Folder 12 Science Advisory Committee Box 97, Folder 13 Congressional Hearing - Jonson Hearings Box 97, Folder 14 Eisenhower Box 97, Folder 15 History of Science and Technology Box 97, Folder 16 Kistiakowsky Diary MIRV Box 97, Folder 17 Chronologies Box 98, Folder 1 Correspondence and phone interviews Box 98, Folder 2 General data Box 98, Folder 3 Greenwood correspondence Box 98, Folder 4 History Box 98, Folder 5 Illustrations Box 98, Folder 6 Senator Edmund S. Muskie Box 98, Folder 7 Official Quotes Box 98, Folder 8 Titan III, Agena Box 98, Folder 9 Missile Development Box 98, Missile Development in the U.S Folder 10-14 Box 98, Folder 15 Missile Development USSR Box 98, Folder 16 Soviet Space Program Space Program in the U.S Box 98, Folder 17 R. Cargill Hall - Instrumented Exploration and Utilization of Space Box 98, Folder 18 R. Cargill Hall - Lunar Impact: A History of Project Ranger Box 99, Folder 1 Glennan diary Box 99, Folder 2 Man in Space Box 99, Folder 3 NASA's history Box 99, Folder 4 Reconnaissance Satellites Think Tanks: Government, Military, Business, and Science Box 99, Folder 5 General Info Box 99, Folder 6 Aerospace Corporation history Box 99, Folder 7 DSB Task Force on FCRC Utilization Box 99, Folder 8 JASON Box 99, Folder 9 Military Industrial Complex Box 99, Folder 10 RAND Box 99, Folder 11 WSEG (Weapons System Evaluation Group) People and Personalities Box 100, Folder 1 General biographical information Box 100, A - T (Aspin through Terhune) Folder 2-4 Box 100, Folder 5 Alvarez, Luis Box 100, Folder 6 Bacher, Robert Box 100, Folder 7 Beckler, David Box 100, Folder 8 Bethe, Hans Box 100, Folder 9 Currie, Malcolm Box 100, Donovan, Allen Folder 10 Box 100, Dryden, Hugh L Folder 11 Box 100, DuBridge, Lee - Contains correspondence Folder 12 Box 100, Ford, Vincent Folder 13 Box 100, Frenkel, Y. I Folder 14

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Box 100, Frish, Otto Robert Folder 15 Box 100, Gamon, George Folder 16 Box 100, Gardner, Trevoe Folder 17 Box 100, Gates, Tom Folder 18 Box 100, Getting, Ivan A. - Contains correspondence Folder 19 Box 100, Glennan, T. K Folder 20 Box 100, Hill, Albert Folder 21 Box 100, Holaday, William Folder 22 Box 100, Issacs, John D Folder 23 Box 100, Joliot-Curie, Irene Folder 24 Box 100, Kahn, Herman Folder 25 Box 100, Keller, K. T Folder 26 Box 100, Killian, James R Folder 27 Box 100, Kissinger, Henry Folder 28 Box 100, Kistiakowsky, George B Folder 29 Box 100, Korolev Folder 30 Box 100, Land, Edwin Folder 31 Box 100, Landau, Lev Folder 32 Box 100, Latter, Richard Folder 33 Box 100, Lauritsen, C. C Folder 34 Box 100, Lawrence, E. O Folder 35 Box 100, Libby, W. F Folder 36 Box 100, Medaris, John B. (General) Folder 37 Box 100, McCone, John A Folder 38 Box 100, Murphee, Eger V Folder 39 Box 100, Nichols, Kenneth (General) - Contains correspondence Folder 40 Box 100, Noel-Baker, Philip - Contains correspondence Folder 41 Box 100, Oppenheimer, J. Robert - Contains correspondence Folder 42 Box 100, Quarles, Donald Folder 43

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Box 100, Rabi, I. I Folder 44 Box 101, Folder 1 Ramo, Simon Box 101, Folder 2 Stassen, Harold E Box 101, Folder 3 Strauss, Lewis Box 101, Folder 4 Szilard, Leo Box 101, Folder 5 Taylor, Theodore B Box 101, Folder 6 Teller, Edward Box 101, Folder 7 Tupolev Box 101, Folder 8 Vannevar, Bush Box 101, Folder 9 Von Braun, Wernher Box 101, Von Karmen, Theodore Folder 10 Box 101, Von Neumann, Johann Folder 11 Box 101, Zwicky, Fritz Folder 12 Miscellaneous Reference Materials Box 101, I. A - G Folder 13-19 Box 102, I. I - J Folder 1-2 Box 102, II. A - E Folder 3-7 Box 102, II. G - H Folder 8-9

ORIGINALS OF PRESERVATION PHOTOCOPIES Scope and Content of Series SERIES 9) ORIGINALS OF PRESERVATION PHOTOCOPIES: The originals of brittle or high acid content documents that have been photocopied.

Box 102, Originals Folder 10

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