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Biographical Notes and Correspondence Series Ross Campbell R13629 Finding aid no MSS2616 vols. 1 to 25 Instrument de recherche no MSS2616 Access Place of BF date Media File code Title Scope and content Extent Language creation Vol. Date de Dates Support Dossier Code Titre Portée et contenu Étendue Langue Lieu de rappel d'accès création Biographical Notes and Correspondence Series File contains correspondence, versions and final proofs of biographical Textual 1 1--2 Open Biographical notes notes and sketches for "Who's Who" publications and other regional, English Various places 1965-2007 national and international directories and dictionaries of biography. File includes : 8 b&w official photographs (8x11.5) of Ross Campbell taken while he was at NATO [1967-1972]; 5 b&w official photographs of Ross Textual 14 1 Open Biographical notes - photographs Campbell (8x10), sent to Canadian Embassy, Tokyo, Japan [1973]; 1 b&w 15 photographs : b&w. English Various places [1967-1973] Photo official photograph of Ross Campbell (3x5) [1973]; 1 b&w official photograph of Ross Campbell (8x10), n.d. File contains biography, letter of support from J.H. Warren, photocopy of the award of the Distinguished Service Cross (January 1945) and hand- Textual 1 3 Closed 2028-01-01 Order of Canada English Canada [2003] written list of prominent people who might support the proposal of Ross Campbell's recognition within the Order of Canada. Little hand-written notes on different subject. Some of them touch on health Textual 1 4 Closed 2028-01-01 Hand-written notes English Various places [1992-2006] issues. Letters received, copies of letters sent, and telexes exchanged between Ross Campbell and officials at the Department of External Affairs, ambassadors and other officials of the Canadian embassy community, August 1949- Textual 1 5 Restricted 2032-01-01 Personal and official correspondence members of Parliament and the Senate, members of the Parliamentary English Various places September 1961 Press Gallery, Canadian and foreign business contacts, academics, friends and family. The correspondence contains interesting discussions on Canada’s foreign policy, defence and disarmament. Letters received, copies of letters sent, and telexes exchanged between Ross Campbell and officials at the Department of External Affairs, ambassadors and other officials of the Canadian embassy community, Janruary-December Textual 1 6 Restricted 2023-01-01 Personal and official correspondence members of Parliament and the Senate, members of the Parliamentary English Various places 1962 Press Gallery, Canadian and foreign business contacts, academics, friends and family. The correspondence contains interesting discussions on Canada’s foreign policy, defence and disarmament. Letters received, copies of letters sent, and telexes exchanged between Ross Campbell and officials at the Department of External Affairs, ambassadors and other officials of the Canadian embassy community, January-December Textual 1 7 Restricted 2024-01-01 Personal and official correspondence members of Parliament and the Senate, members of the Parliamentary English Various places 1963 Press Gallery, Canadian and foreign business contacts, academics, friends and family. The correspondence contains interesting discussions on Canada’s foreign policy, defence and disarmament. Page 1 of 43 Ross Campbell R13629 Finding aid no MSS2616 vols. 1 to 25 Instrument de recherche no MSS2616 Access Place of BF date Media File code Title Scope and content Extent Language creation Vol. Date de Dates Support Dossier Code Titre Portée et contenu Étendue Langue Lieu de rappel d'accès création Letters received, copies of letters sent, and telexes exchanged between Ross Campbell and officials at the Department of External Affairs, ambassadors and other officials of the Canadian embassy community, Textual 1 8 Restricted 2025-01-01 Personal and official correspondence members of Parliament and the Senate, members of the Parliamentary English Various places January-June 1964 Press Gallery, Canadian and foreign business contacts, academics, friends and family. The correspondence contains interesting discussions on Canada’s foreign policy, defence and disarmament. Letters received, copies of letters sent, and telexes exchanged between Ross Campbell and officials at the Department of External Affairs, ambassadors and other officials of the Canadian embassy community, Textual 1 9 Open Personal and official correspondence members of Parliament and the Senate, members of the Parliamentary English Various places July-December 1964 Press Gallery, Canadian and foreign business contacts, academics, friends and family. The correspondence contains interesting discussions on Canada’s foreign policy, defence and disarmament. Letters received, copies of letters sent, and telexes exchanged between Ross Campbell and officials at the Department of External Affairs, ambassadors and other officials of the Canadian embassy community, Textual 1 10 Open Personal and official correspondence members of Parliament and the Senate, members of the Parliamentary English Various places January-June 1965 Press Gallery, Canadian and foreign business contacts, academics, friends and family. The correspondence contains interesting discussions on Canada’s foreign policy, defence and disarmament. Letters received, copies of letters sent, and telexes exchanged between Ross Campbell and officials at the Department of External Affairs, ambassadors and other officials of the Canadian embassy community, Textual 1 11 Restricted 2026-01-01 Personal and official correspondence members of Parliament and the Senate, members of the Parliamentary English Various places July-December 1965 Press Gallery, Canadian and foreign business contacts, academics, friends and family. The correspondence contains interesting discussions on Canada’s foreign policy, defence and disarmament. Letters received, copies of letters sent, and telexes exchanged between Ross Campbell and officials at the Department of External Affairs, ambassadors and other officials of the Canadian embassy community, January-December Textual 1 12 Closed 2023-01-01 Personal and official correspondence members of Parliament and the Senate, members of the Parliamentary English Various places 1966 Press Gallery, Canadian and foreign business contacts, academics, friends and family. The correspondence contains interesting discussions on Canada’s foreign policy, defence and disarmament. Letters received, copies of letters sent, and telexes exchanged between Ross Campbell and officials at the Department of External Affairs, ambassadors and other officials of the Canadian embassy community, Textual 1 13 Open Personal and official correspondence members of Parliament and the Senate, members of the Parliamentary English Various places January-June 1967 Press Gallery, Canadian and foreign business contacts, academics, friends and family. The correspondence contains interesting discussions on Canada’s foreign policy, defence and disarmament. Page 2 of 43 Ross Campbell R13629 Finding aid no MSS2616 vols. 1 to 25 Instrument de recherche no MSS2616 Access Place of BF date Media File code Title Scope and content Extent Language creation Vol. Date de Dates Support Dossier Code Titre Portée et contenu Étendue Langue Lieu de rappel d'accès création Letters received, copies of letters sent, and telexes exchanged between Ross Campbell and officials at the Department of External Affairs, ambassadors and other officials of the Canadian embassy community, Textual 1 14 Open Personal and official correspondence members of Parliament and the Senate, members of the Parliamentary English Various places July-December 1967 Press Gallery, Canadian and foreign business contacts, academics, friends and family. The correspondence contains interesting discussions on Canada’s foreign policy, defence and disarmament. Letters received, copies of letters sent, and telexes exchanged between Ross Campbell and officials at the Department of External Affairs, ambassadors and other officials of the Canadian embassy community, Textual 1 15 Open Personal and official correspondence members of Parliament and the Senate, members of the Parliamentary English Various places January-June 1968 Press Gallery, Canadian and foreign business contacts, academics, friends and family. The correspondence contains interesting discussions on Canada’s foreign policy, defence and disarmament. Letters received, copies of letters sent, and telexes exchanged between Ross Campbell and officials at the Department of External Affairs, ambassadors and other officials of the Canadian embassy community, Textual 2 1 Open Personal and official correspondence members of Parliament and the Senate, members of the Parliamentary English Various places July-December 1968 Press Gallery, Canadian and foreign business contacts, academics, friends and family. The correspondence contains interesting discussions on Canada’s foreign policy, defence and disarmament. Letters received, copies of letters sent, and telexes exchanged between Ross Campbell and officials at the Department of External Affairs, ambassadors and other officials of the Canadian embassy community, Textual 2 2 Open Personal and official correspondence members of Parliament and the Senate, members of the Parliamentary English Various places January-June 1969 Press Gallery, Canadian and foreign business contacts, academics, friends and family. The correspondence contains interesting discussions on Canada’s foreign policy, defence and disarmament. Letters received, copies of letters
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