THE MOON LANDRIEU COLLECTION

Papers: 1966-78

(Predominantly 1970 - 1978)

11 Scrapbooks

l 78.5 Linear Feet COLLECTION NO. 0 1 r Accession Number 1 L. C. Number

The papers of Moon Landtieu were placed in the Loyola University Library's Archives February of 1981 and were opened for research in February 1982. Moon Landrieu, former mayor of ,---touisiana was born July 23 __,-- 1930_, in Orleans Parish,-, the son of Josepb and Loretta (Bechtel) Landrieu. Moon Landrieu re­ ceived a BBA from Loyola University in 1952 and 'his lLB from toyoJa University in 1954, He entered the ARmy as a 1ieutinent tn the Judge Advocate General's Corps, 1954-57; he worked as a lawyer with the firm Landrieu., Ca1ogero and Kronlage, 1957-1960; as a representative from the 12th Ward of New Orlean~, ~960~1966; as a Councilman-at-large from 1966-1970. Moon Landrieu became Mayor of New Orleans,~ a. from 1970 until April of 1978. During 1975-76 Mr. Landrieu served as president of the United States Conference of Mayors. The papers of Moon Landrieu deal with the administration of New Orleans_, La. and facets 0! state and national activities. The records were to a 1arge extent arranged alphabe~ tl~ally prior to their arrival at the Library Archives and Research Center_, and have been ma.1ntai.ned in that state.. For the convenience of the researcher, 'however, the papers of the Landrieu Collection have been subdivided into eight different series according to record type. 1. This guide is in part an adoption from the Archives of Appit)achia., Johnson City, ­ Tennessee. LOYOLA U IIVERSITY LIB ~ARY NEW ORLEANS, LA. 70118 PREFACE

The primary aim of the Loyola University Library•s Archives is to collect and preserve manuscripts pertaining to the Loyola community, the Society of Jesus, and the history of Louisiana and the South. In particular the Archives seeks the papers of those persons and organizations who have had great influence on the history of the City of New Orleans and reflect the activity of Loyola in the community. As such, the papers of Moon Landrieu, a Loyola alumnus and past Mayor of New Orleans, are considered one of the Archive•s most valuable holdings. The purpose of this guide is to indicate the contents of the Moon Landrieu Collection. The papers were received in a subject-caption arrangement and have been maintained in that state. For the convenience of the researcher and general reader the papers have been divided into eight series according to record type.

The first series deals with correspondence and is broken into fourteen sub~

~ series ranging from personal correspondence through transportation. These sub­ series are arranged alphabetically by subject caption and then chronologically. ) The second series is a chronological arrangement of general correspondence . The third series is made up of financial correspondence. The fourth contains legal documents. Series five contains financial records . The sixth series is made

~ up of various public speeches and remarks. The seventh series addresses evalua­

tions, goals, plans, projects, reports~ and studies. The eighth series contains bulletins, ' minutes, newsletters, newsre1eases,/ and proceedings The arrangement of series three to eight is alphabetical by subject caption, then chronological.

I The accessioning, arrangement, inventorying, description, indexing, and publication of this finding-aid would not have been possible without the efforts of many individuals. I would like to acknowledge the assistance and valuable advice of Mark Flynn; the indefatigable energies of Harriet Stern who assisted in the beginn­ ings of this work; the University Library for their interest in the Moon Landrieu Collection and the University Administration.

Harold Handy 'Library Archivist

II Moon Landrieu

Important subjects covered in the collection are: AFL-CIO Armstrong Park Block Grant Program Cable Television Central Business District Comprehensive Employment Training Act Education Environmental Protection Agency Federal Programs Growth Management Program Health, Education and Welfare Home Rule Housing and Urban Development Howard Johnson Incident Labor Magri Incident Mississippi River Bridge National League of Cities Police Association of New Orleans Police Department Public Belt Railroad Revenue Sharing Super dome Transit Strike United States Conference of Mayors

Among the correspondents are: Blake G. Arata Tom Bradley Joseph A. Calitano Joseph C. Canizaro Sherman N. Copelin Bernadine Denning James E. Fitzmorris, Jr. Kenneth Gibson Patricia R. Harris F. Edward Hebert Lyndon B. Johnson Edward Kennedy Bernard B. Levy Warren G. Moses Parren Mitchell Richard Nixon Gideon T. Stanton Caspar Weinberger

III CONTENTS 157 Manuscript Boxes 11 Scrapbooks

Series I. Correspondence, 1966-1978, Boxes 1 - 80 This series includes: correspondence, memorandum, newsclippings and telegrams relating to Personal correspondence (1969-1978), Communications (1966-1975), Community Development (1966-1978) Constitutional Convention (1968-1974), Cultural and Recreational Activities (1966-1977), Education (1966-1970), Elected Official and Organizations (1966-1975), Federal Programs and Legislative Activities (1966-1978), Health and Human Resources (1966-1978), Historic Districts (1966-1978), Mayor's Office (1966-1978), Public Safety (1966-1978), Transportation (1966-1978), All of the subseries are arranged alphabetically and then chronologi­ cally. Subseries I - A Personal correspondence, 1969-1978, Boxes 1-2. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum and telegrams concerning the Mayor's private and public activities. This includes awards, biographical sketches, certificates, greetings, list of daily activities, letters of activities, letters of congratulations, letters of praise/support, letters of thanks and other related networks. Subseries I - B Communications, 1966-1975, Boxes 3-6. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum and telegrams concerning the activities of media organizations in the greater New Orleans area. To a larger extent the correspondence deals with various cable networks. Subseries I - C Community Development, 1966-1978, Boxes 7-15. This subseries includes: Correspondence_, memorandum, newspaper clippings and telegrams concerning neighborhood development in New Orleans. Subseries I - D Constitutional Convention, 1966-1974, Boxes 16-18. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum, newspaper clippings and telegrams that document to an extent the activities of the Louisiana Constitutional Convention of 1973. Subseries I - E Cultural and Recreational Activities, 1966-1977, Boxes 19-25. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum, newsclippings, and telegrams on various cultural and recreational activities. Subseries I - F Education, 1966-1976, Box 26. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum and news­ clippings on educational activities in the greater New Orleans area.

IV Subseries I - G, Elected Officials and Organizations, 1966 - 1975, Boxes 27 - 34. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum and newsclippings on elected officers at the local and state level, political organizations and related matters. Subseries I - H, Federal Programs and Legislative Activities, 1966 - 1978, Boxes 35 - 42. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum, news­ paper clippings, and telegrams of local and Federal pro­ grams for the greater New Orleans area. Subseries I - I, Health and Human Resources, 1966 - 1978, Boxes 43 - 47. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum, newspaper clippings, and telegrams concerning health agencies and resources to and needy families from state and and Federal sources. Subseries I - J, Historic Districts, 1966 - 1970, Boxes 49 - 50. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum, news­ paper clippings and telegrams of various agencies, organi­ zations and individuals supportive and unsupportive of pre­ serving the historical landmarks of New Orleans. Subseries I - K, Mayor•s Office, 1966- 1978, Boxes 51- 69. This subseries includes: correspondence .. memorandum, news­ paper clippings and telegrams of activities which lend them­ selves greatly to the mayor•s office; in particula , campaign­ ing, civil serivce .. and United States Conference of Mayors. Subseries I - L, Public Safety, 1966- 1978, Boxes 70- 74. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum, news-paper clippings and telegrams of agencies, organizations, and in­ stitutions that serve in the protection of person rtghts. Subseries I - M, Real Estate and Taxation, 1966 - 1978, Boxes 75 - 76. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum, news­ paper clippings, telegrams and related matter that concern taxes, real and personal. Subseries I - N, Transportation, 1966 - 1978 .. Boxes 77 - 80. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum, news­ paper clippings and telegrams concerning the activities of agencies and organizations that conduct the operation of transportation. Series II, General Correspondence, 1970 - 1978, Boxes 81 - 104. This series includes a wide range of correspondence on various subjects and topics. This series is arranged chronologically. Series 111 .. Financial Correspondence, 1966 - 1978, Boxes 105 - 106. This series includes correspondence about budget reports, capitol outlays and annual financial reports concerning New Orleans and to a lesser degree Louisiana.

v series IV, Legal Documents, 1966 - 1978, Boxes 107 - 114. This series includes: agreements, bids, contracts, deed, inventories, ordinances, petitions, resolutions, specifi­ cations. and other material related to New Orleans and private agencies. series V, Financial Records, 1966 - 1978, Boxes 115- 122. This series includes: applications, assessments, auditors reports, annual reports, budgets, capital outlay statements, invoices, receipts, requisitions and other related material of the City Administrative agencies and private businesses. series VI, Addresses, Recommendations, Remarks, Speeches and Statements, 1966 - 1978, Boxes 123 - 129. This series includes: addresses, recommendations, remarks, speeches, and statements on various subjects relating to the City and United States Conference of Mayors.

Series VII, Evaluations, Goals, Plans, Programs, Projects, Reports~ and Studies, 1966 - 1978, Boxes 130 - 146. This series includes: evaluations, goals~ plans, programs, projects, reports, and studies concerning city operations and activities and to a lesser extent activities relating to the United States Conference of Mayors. Series VIII, Bulletins, Minutes, Newsletters, Newsreleases and Proceedings, 1966 - !978, Boxes 147 - 157. This series includes material on social, political, and ecomonic activities in New Orleans and to a lesser extent at the state and national level. Non-manuscript material. This collection also "included a wide range of ephemeral material such as pamphlets., brochures, magazines, printed material, photo­ graphs and audio-visual material. The photographs and audi o­ visual material shall · be placed in the Library photographic/ audio/visual archives. The remaining material was placed among the Library•s vertical file collection.

VI Related Archival Materials

Mayor Moon Landrieu Photograph Collection , Louisiana Division/City Archives & Special Collections, New Orleans Public Library, New Orleans, LA 70112. (http://cdm16880.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/landingpage/collection/p16880coll41)

Records of Mayor Moon Landrieu, 1970-1978, Louisiana Division/City Archives & Special Collections, New Orleans Public Library, New Orleans, LA 70112. (http://archives.nolalibrary.org/~nopl/inv/landrieu.htm)

VII LANDRIEU COLLECTION subject correspondence by special topic, 1966 - 1978. This series includes: correspondence, memorandum ~ newspaper clippings and telegrams relating to personal Correspondence (1969- 1978)~ Communications (1966- 1975), Commu- nity Development (1966- 1978)~ /Constitutional Convention (1968- 1974), Cultural and Recreational Activities (1966- 1977), Education (1966- 1970), Elected Officials and Organizations (1966- 1978), Health and Human Resources (1966- 1978), Historic Districts (1966- 1978), Mayor•s Office (1966- 1978), Public Safety (1966- 1978), Real Estate and Taxation (1966- 1978), Transpor­ tation (1966 - 1978). All of the subseries are arranged alphabetically and then chronologically.

Subseries I - A, Personal correspondence~ 1969 - 1978, Boxes 1 - 2. This subseries includes: correspondence~ memorandum, and telegrams concerning the mayor•s private and public activities. This include awards, biographical sketches, certificates, greetings, list of daily activities, letters of congratulations~ letters of priase/support, letters of thanks and other related material. Box 1 1. Awards, 1972 - 1977 2. Biographical sketches, 1971 - 1976 3. Certificates, 1971 - 1976 4. Complaints, 1974 - 1975 5. Greetings, 1971 6. Greetings, 1973 - 1974 7. Greetings, 1975- 1980 8. Greetings, 1977 - 1979 9. Greetings, N. 0. 10. Inauguration Day, 1974 11. Landrieu•s daughter service at the Post Office, 1973 12. Landrieu•s victory dinner, 1970 Box 2 1. Letters of Congratulations, 1970 - 1974 2. Letters of Congratulations, 1974 3. Letters of Congratulations, 1975 - 1978 4. Letters of Praise/support, 1970 - 1978 5. Letters of Sympathy~ 1974 - 1977 6. Letters of Thanks, 1969 - 1972 7. Letters of Thanks, 1972 - 1975 8. Letters of Thanks, 1975 - 1978 9. Personal and Confidential, 1970 10. Political letters~ 1969- 1973

Subseries I - B, Communications, 1966 - 1975. Boxes 3 - 6. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum and telegrams concerning the activities of media organizations in the greater New Orleans area. To a larger extent the correspondence deals with various cable networks.

-1- 1. Article of Incorporation, Cable T.V., 1971? BOX 3 2. Bibliographies on Cable T.V., N.O. 3. C.A.T.V. Regulations~ 1971 4. Cable Companies, 1973 5. Cable Conference, 1972 6. Cable Franchise, /1971 - 1973 7. Cable Operators, 1973 8. Cable T.V. (General Correspondence), 1973 - 1975 9. Cable Television Questionaires, 1971 - 1973 10. City Seminar, San Francisco, 1973 11. Cartoons, 1969 - 1970 12. City Council Meetings on Cable T.V., 1972- 1974 13. Clarion Herald, 1966 - 1969 14. Consultant and Rsource Services, 1970 - 1972 15. Consultant and Resource Services, 1973 16. Consultant and Resource Services, 1974 - 1975 Box 4 1. Editorials-Miscellaneous, 1966 - 1968 2. Editorials-Miscellaneous, 1969 3. Editorials, 1969 - 1970 4. Federal and State Regulations, Cable T.V., 1971- 1972 5. Federal Communication Commission, 1970 - 1971 6. Federal Communication Commission, 1972 - 1975 7. Gifford, Alec, 1969 - 1970 8. Gillis, J.M. -Times-Picayune, 1970

Box 5 1. Kutztown State College, CATV Conference, 1973 2. Louisiana Weekly, 1966 - 1968 3. Louisiana Weekly, 1968 4. Louisiana Weekly, 1969 - 1970 5. Letter to the Editor, 1969 6. Motion Picture Commission, 1973 7. N. 0. Council of Education Institute for Telecommunications, 1972 - 1973 8. Newspapers, 1976 9. Orlando, Fla. CATV Conference, 1972 10. Public Access, 1973 11. Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph, 1968 - 1969 12. State and local Studies, Cable T.V., 1971 - 1973 13. Summary of C.A.T.V. Task Force meeting, 1971 Box 6 1. Synder, David - State Item Column, 1966 - 1967 2. Synder, David - State Item Column, 1968 - 1970 3. Telecommunication Advisory Group, 1972 - 1973 4. Telecommunication Advisory Group, 1973 5. Telecommunication Advisory Group, 1974 6. Telecommunication Managment Corporation, 1973 7. WW 1, Rosemary James .. / 1973 8. WY E S Public T.V., 1974- 1978

-2- s~bseries I - C, Community Development, 1966 - 1978. Boxes 7 - 15. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum, telegrams and newspaper clippings concerning neighbor­ hood development in New Orleans. Box 7 1. ASAP, 1974 2. Abandoned and Junk Automobi.les., 1966 - 1968 3. Amusement Tax, 1966 4. Amusement Tax, 1969 5. Army., Department of (Corps of Engineers), 1975 6. Bank Stock Tax, 1966 7. Beautification Program, 1972 - 1973 8. Board of Levee Commissioners., / 1974 9. Board of Levee Commissioners, 1976 - 1977 10. Board of Liquidation, 1967 - 1968 11. Board of Liquidation, 1974- 1977 12. Board of Zoning Adjustments, 1977 13. Bond Election, 1966 14. Bond Election, 1967 15. Bond Election, 1968 16. Broadway Shopping Center, 1974 17. Building Code Standard for Energy Conservation, 1976 18. Canal Street Beautification, 1966 - 1967 19, Canizaro- El95ian Fields property, 1977 20. Central Appraisal Bureau, 1973 - 1974 21. CBD/Beautification Plan, 1966 22. CBD/Demolition Moratorium, 1974 - 1976 23. CBD/Lighting, 1974- 1977 24. CBD/New Construction~ 1969 25. CBD/Parking, 1974 - 1975 26. CBD/Police Program, 1976 27. CBD/Revitalization Plan, 1972 28. CBD/Revilatization Program, 1973 - 1978 Box 8 1. CBD Shuttle Bus, 1976 - 1977 2. CBD Task Force, 1973 3. Centroport, 1969- 1970 4. Centroport, 1970 - 1976 5. Chase Bag Company, 1972 6. City Demonstration Agency, 1974 7. City Internal Improvements, 1968- 1969 8. City Owned Buildings, 1966 - 1967 9. City Planning Commission, 1964 - 1968 10. City Planning Commission, 1969 - 1970 11. City Planning Commission, 1974 - 1977 12. Civil Defense, 1966 - 1969 13. Claiborne Avenue Beautification, 1974 - 1977 14. Community Deve1 opments (City), 1975 15. Community Development (H.U.D.)., 1975- 1977 16. Community Improvement Agency, 1971, 1973 - 1974 17. Community Improvement Agency, 1975 18. Community Improvement Agency, 1968, 1976 - 1977

-3- BOX 9 1. Conmunity Relations Council, 1966 - 1969 2. Conmunity Renewal Agericy, "1968- 1969 3. Consulting Eng.i neers, 1973 4. Core Area Development District, 1976 5. Core Area Development District, 1977 6. Core Area Development Disctrict~ Financial, 1976 7. Core Area Development District Plan, 1975 8. Core Area Development District~ Skid Row, 1977 9. Core Area Development District, Special Tax, 1975 - 1977 10. Council for Housing and Community Development, 1968 11. Council for Urban Economic Development, 1973 - 1978 12. Curb cuts {Streets), 1973 13. Curtis & Da vis.,_ 1973 - 1975 14. Dedication of City Buildings, 1966 - 1968 15. Desire/Florida, 1970, 1973 - 1974 16. Desire Narcotic Rehabilitation Center, 1974 Box 10 1. Dock Board, 1967 - 1970 2. Demokrat Land Company, 1966 3. Economic Development Administration/Local Public Works, 1977 4. Economic Development Council, 1978 5. Environmental Design committee, 1973 - 1975 6. Expropiation of Private Property, 1973 7. Federal Program Digest, N.O. 8. Fence Zoning, 1966 9. Flood Insurance, {HUD), 1972- 1973 10. Ford Foundation, 1973 11. Ford Foundation Meeting~ 1974 12. Fort Wayne Redevelopment Commission, 1977 - 1978 13. Goals for New Orleans, 1969 - 1970 14. Growth Management Program, 1972 15. Growth Management Program, 1973 16. Growth Management Program, 1974 17. Growth Management Program, 1974 18. Growth Management Program, 1975 - 1976 19. Growth Management Program {CBD Community Improvement Plan), 1974 20. Growth Management Program/Historic Rehabilitation, 1974 Box 11 1. Growth Management Program/Interviews, 1973 2. Growth Management Program/Transportation, 1973 3. Housing and Slum Improvement, 1966 - 1969 4. Housing Authority of New Orleans, 1970 - 1979 5. Housing Authority of New Orleans, 1977 6. Housing and Urban Developments, 1967 - 1970 7. Housing and Urban Developments, 1970 - 1978 8. Housing and Urban Developments, ·cOITITlunity Development Block Grant Program, 1975 - 1978 9. Housing and Urban Development, Model Cities Program, 1969 - 1970 10. Housing and Urban Development, Model Cities Program, 1974 - 1978 11. Housing and Urban Development, New Communities, 1975 12. Hurricane Betsy, 1966 - 1967 13. Hurricane Camille, 1969 - 1970 14. Hurricane Damages, 1965 -4- Box 12 1. I-410 Project, 1974; 1977 2. International Hotel, 1973 3. Industrial Development Board, 1967; 1972 - 1978 4. International River Center, 1977 - 1978 5. International Trade Mart, 1967 - 1968; 1972 - 1973 6. International Council of Business Opportunity, 1976 7. Issues, 1976 8. Konrad~ Williams P.• / 1972 9. La Kratt Corporation, 1965 - 1966 10. Kullman, Frederick A., 1973 11. levee Board, 1971 - 1974 12. levee Board Tax Collections, 1974 ~ 197S 13. litter Reduction, 1966 - 1968 14. litter Reduction Program~ 1974 - 1977 15. local Public Works/Economic Development Asssociation, 1977 Box 13 1. longue Vue Museum of Decorative Arts, 1974 2. Longue Vue Museum of Decorative Arts, 1975 3. Longue Vue Museum of Decorative Arts, 1976 - 1977 4. Louis., ··Bowles and Grave, Inc., 1975 5. Mayor's Environmental and Aesthetic Design Committee, 1973 6. Mayor's Housing Committee, 1971; 1973 - 1974 7. Metropolitan Area Urban Coalition, 1968 - 1969 8. Michaud Boulevard Drainage, 1966 9. Mid City Development Plan, 1978 10. Mini- Steelmill, 1973- 1974 11. Municipal Auditorium, 1966 - 1969 12. McManis, 1974 - 1976 Box 14 1. McMannis Associates, Inc., 1975 2. National Housing Conference, 1975 3. Neighborhood Housing Services, 1974 4. New Mississippi River Bridge, 1977 - 1978 5. , Inc. 1968 - 1969 6. New Orleans East, Inc, 1977 7. New Orleans Levee Board, 1967- 1970 8. Ninth Ward, 1966 - 1968 9. Ninth Ward, 1969 - 1970; 1973 - 1975 10. Office of Urban Development, 1973; 1978 11. Operation Research, 1973 12. Parkchester, 1975 - 1978 13. Pontchartrain New Town, 1973 14. Pontchartrain Town Center, 1974 15. Port Cleanup~ 1968 16. Poydras Street, 1971 - 1978 17. Proposed New City Construction, 1966- 1969 18. Reapportionment - ·. ~tate of louisiana, 1966 - 1970 19. Recile, Sam., ·1966 - 1968 20. Regional Planning Commission, 1966 - 1970 21. Regional Planning Commission, 1973 - 1975

-5- BOX 15 1. Satchmo Plaza, 1973 - 1974 2. Slum Clearance, Jaycees, and General News Coverage, 1966 - 1969 3. Smith Report, Metropolitan New Orleans, 1968 4. Status of Neighborhood Programs, 1971 5. Streets, 1976 6. Subdivision Regulation, 1974 7. Surplus GSA Property, (Algiers and N. 0. East), 1971 - 1972 8. Training for City Administrators, 1973 9. Urban League Symposiums, 1967 - 1968 10. Urban Planning, 1973 11. Urban Reinvestment Task Force, 1974 12. Urban Issues, (General Corre~pondence), 1971 - 1975 13. Urban League, 1962 - 1969 14. Urban Renewal Programs, 1966 - 1967 15. Urban Renewal Programs, 1968 - 1970 16. Warehouse District Study, 1975 17. West End Land Swap, 1966 18. Wisner Fund, 1973 19. Wisner Fund, 1974 - 1977 20. Zoning (General), 1967- 1970 Subseries I - D, Constitutional Convention, 1968 - 1974, Boxes 16 - 18. This subseries includes:. corresondence ~ /memorandum, tel e­ grams, newspaper clippings that document to an extent the activities of the Louisiana Constitutional Convention of 1973. Box 16 1. Banking Regulations, 1973 2. Bill of Rights Corrinittee, 1973 3. Bingo (legalized), 1968- 1969 4. Collective Bargaining and Compulsory Arbitration, 1973 5. Committee on Education and Welfare ~ 1973 · 6. Committee on the Judiciary, 1973 7. Committee on Local and Parochial Government, 1972 - 1974 8. Committee on Natural Resources, 1973 · 9. Committee on Revenue, finance and Taxation, 1973 10. Comparison of 1921 Constitution, 1973 11. Constitutional Revision Commission, 1970 12. Constitutional Amendments, 1966 13. Constitutional Amendments, 1968 14. Constitutional Convention, 1973 Box 17 1. Constitutional Convention, 1973 2. Constitutional Convention, 1973 3. Constitutional Convention, 1973 4. Constitutional Convention, 1973 5. Constitutional Convention, 1973 6. Constitutional Convention, 1973 7. Convention Delegates, 1972 - 1973 8. Fire and Police Civil Service, 1973 9. General Issues, 1973 10. House of Representatives, 1974 11. Legal Issues, 1973 12. Legislative Liason and Transition, 1974 13. Legislative Powers of State, 1973 -6- 14. Levee Districts, 1973 15. Meetings of Orleans Delegation, 1973 16. New Orleans Staff, 1973 BoX 18 1. Non-Conforming Signs and Billboards, 1972 2. Parade law, 1968 3. Property Tax, 1973 4. Property Taxation~ 1973 5. Public Belt Railroad Commission, ±973 6. Public Accommodation Ordinance., 1969 - 1970 7. Public Health, 1973 8. Revenue Sharing, 1973 9. Revenue Sharing Fund, 1973 10 • .Revised Statutes/Constitution, 1973 11. Revised Statutes/Constitution, 1973 12. Sales Ordinance, 1969 13. State and City Civil Service, 1973 14. State Employees Retirement System, 1973 15. Status Report, Constitutional Convention, 1973 16. Suits Against the State, 1973

Subseries I - E, Cultural and Recreational Activities, 1966- 1977, Boxes 19- 25. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum, telegrams and newsclipping on various cultural and recreational activities.

Box 19 1. Air and Space Museum~ 1973 2. Armstrong Park, 1973 3. Armstrong Park, 1973 - 1974 4. Armstrong Park, 1974 - 1975 5. Armstrong Park, 1976 - 1977 6. Audubon Park, 1967 - 1969 7. Audubon Park, 1973 - 1977 8. Joe W. Brown Memorial Park, 1971 9. Bureau of Governmental Research, 1975 10. Cabbage Alley Park, 1975 11. Chamber of Commerce, 1966 - 1970 12. City Conventions, 1970 - 1977 Box 20 1. City Park, 1969 - 1977 2. Council of the Arts for Children, 1973 - 1975 3. Cultural Center Complex, 1968 - 1969 4. Cultural Center Complex, 1973 5. Cultural Resources Committee, 1973 - 1976 6. Creative Arts Center, 1973 - 1974 7. Duncan Plaza~ 1976 8. EADS Plaza, 1970 9. Gallery Circle, 1968 10. French Plaza, 1964 - 1973 11. Hebert Library, 1975 12. Hotels, 1966 - 1968 13. Hotels and Motels, 1969 - 1977 14. International Trade Mart, 1971 15. Italian Plaza, 1973 16. Jazz, Rock Concerts and Musicals, 1976 - 1977 17. Lake Pontchartrain Recreation, 1966 - 1969 18. Legalized Gambling, 1975 19. Lincoln Beach, 1969 20. Louisiana Nature Center, 1977 -7- 21. Louisiana Tourist Development Commission, 1970 1. Louisiana Exposition Center, 1977 BOX 21 2. Mardi Gras, 1967 - 1969 3. Mardi Gras, 1970 4. Mardi Gras, 1971 - 1978 5. Municipal Yacht Harbor, 1966 - 1967; 1976 - 1977 6. Municipal Football League, 1966 - 1968 7. New Orleans Bicentennial Commission~ 1970 - 1976 8. New Orleans Museum of Art, 1976 - 1977 9. New Orleans Opera House Association, 1966 - 1967 10. New Orleans Public Library, 1966 11. New Orleans Public Library, 1969

Box 22 1. New Orleans Recreation Department, 1966 - 1970 2. New Orleans Saints, 1967 - 1968 3. New Orleans Superdome, 1974 4. New Orleans Symphony, 1974 5. New Orleans Tourist and Convention Commission, 1976 - 1977 6. New Orleans Tourist and Convention Commission, 1977 7. P~rkw~y and Park Commission, 1973 - 1977 8. eareet d'Ita:lia, 1978 9. Planetarium and Science Cnter, Fibb 10. Pontchartrain Beach Amusement Park, 1969 11. Poydras Plaza, 1973 - 1976 12. Rivergate Exposition Center, 1977 13. Spanish Plaza, 1967 - 1972 14. Spanish Plaza, 1972 - 1977 15. Special Activities Committee, 1970 - 1971 16. Sports Franchises, 1966 - 1977 Box 23 1. Sugar Bowls, 1976 - 1977 2. Summer Recreational Programs, 1967 - 1968 3. Super Bowls, 1968 - 1970 · 4. Super Bowl, 1971 5. Super Bowl, 1972 6. Super Bowl, 1975 7. Super Bowl, 1977 8. Super Bowl Task Force, 1970 9. Super Bowl Task Force, 1971 10. Super Bowl Task Force, 1972 11. Super Bowl Task Force, 1973 - 1975 Box 24 1. Superdome, 1966 2. Superdome, 1967 3. Superdome, 1967 4. Superdome, 1968 5. Superdome, 1968 Box 25 1. Superdome, 1969 2. Superdome, 1969 3. Superdome, 1969 4. Superdome, 1970 5. Superdome, 1972 - 1974 6. Superdome, 1976 7. Superdome, Landrieu•s Appointment, 1967 8. Tulane Stadium/Transportation, 1966 - 1967

-8- subseries I ~ F, Education, 1966 - 1970, Box 26. This sub.series includes: correspondence~ / memorandum and newsc1 i.ppi.ng on educational activities in the greater New Orleans area. Box 26 1. Billingualcareer and Education Center, 1973 2. Black Unity Caucus, 1970 3. Delgado Trade School, 1966 - 1970 4. Dillard University, 1969 - 1970 5. Enrollment in City's Elementary School System, 1973 6. Gulf South Research, 1966 - 1968 7. Institutions- Operated ·by City of New Orleans, 1966 8. Loyola University, 1966 · 9. Loyola University: Board of Directors, 1975 10. lSU- N.O., 1969 11. Orleans Parish School Board, 1969 - 1970 12. Orleans Parish School Board, 1974 13. Orleans Parish School Board Sales Tax, 1966 14. Orleans Parish School Board Sales Tax, 1973 15. School Board Election, 1960 16. School Board Election, 1968 17. School (Juvenile) fo~ Black Children, 1966 - 1968 18. Southern University, 1969 · 19. Teachers• Strike, 1969 20. Teachers• Strike, 1966 21. University of New Orleans, 1977 22. Xavier University, 1969 · Subseries I - G, Elected Officials and Organizations, 1966 - 1975, Boxes 27 - 34. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum and news­ clippings on elected officers at the local and state, political organizations and related matter. · Box 27 1. Black City Council, 1969 2. Black leadership, 1968 - 1969 3. Boards and Commissions - Appointments, 1966 - 1969 4. Boggs, Hale, 1966 - 1968 · 5. Campaign - Ward Co-ordinators, 1965 6. Candidates qualifying for 1969 election, 1969 7. Chief Administrative Officer, 1966 - 1970 8. Ciaccio, Phillip, Councilman, 1966 - 1969 9. City Appointments, 1967 - 1968 10. City Attorney, 1966 - 1969 11. City Council Matters, 1969 - 1970 12. City Council, 1977 13. Coll111issione~s - 12th Ward, 1965 14. Coronor•s Office, 1968 - 1969 15. Council Meeting~, 1966 - 1968 16. Council Ordinance - 1968 - 1969 17. Council Resolution, 1966 - 1969 18. Councilman Election - District B~ 1966 - 1967 Box 28 1. Crescent City Democratic Association, 1966 2. Curtis, Henry B., 1966- 1969 · 3. Democratic State Central Committee, 1967 - 1968 4. Department of labor, 1977 - 1978 5. Dial _, Dan - Mayoralty Candidates, 1969 LOYOLA UNI ERST -9- ! 1 ·I -~ BC.A-..r' .. i . E i 0 I ~: 1'.1\l S I >< 6. District Attorney, 1966 - 1970 7. Dupuy, Clarence~ ·councilman, 1966- 1969 8. Election - Assessors Judgeships, 1969 9. Election - Civil Sheriff, 1968 10. Election - Councilman -At-Large, 1969 11 . Election - District Attorney, 1969 - 1970 12. Election - District A Councilman, 1969 13. Election - District B, 1969 · 14. Election - District t, 1969 15. Election - District D1 1969 16. Election - District ~' 1969 17 . Election- District 24 (Wards 6 & 7) State Representative, 1969 18 . Election - 15th Ward, 1966 19 . Election - 15th Ward " 1969 Box 29 1. Election - House Race - District 26 (8th & 9th Ward), 1969 - 1970 2. Election - Jefferson Parish, 1967 3. Election - Parochial Office, 1969 4. Election- Senator ~ District 23 (Ward 7,8 & 9), 1969 5. Endorsement of Candidates, 1969 · 6. Federal Appointments - Judgeships, 1966 - 1968 7, Fitzmorris, James. E., Jr., 1965 8. Fitzmorris, James E., Jr., 1969 9. Gertler, Judge David, 1968 - 1969 10. Giles1 Jim, 1966 - 1969 Box 30 1. Governor McKeithen, 1970 2. Guste, Williams, Jr. , Jr. , 1969 - 1970 3. Gove~nor 1 s Election~ 1967 4. Kiefer, Nat B., 1969 - 1970 5. tabor Relations Director, 1966 6. Labor Unions, 1966 - 1969 7. League of Women Voters of La., 1966 8 ~ Louisiana Municipal Associat1on, 1975 9. Louisiana Po1itks, 1966- 1968 10. McKeithen, Second Term, 1968 11. Magistrate System Plan, 1966 12. Mail Room Election Use, 1966 13. Marcus, Walter F., Jr., 1966 - 1967 14 , Mayoral ty Campaign., 1967 - 1969 15. Mayoralty Campaign, 1968 - 1969 Box 31 1. Mayoralty Campaign, 1968 - 1969 2. Mayoralty Campaign, 1969 - 1970 3. Morrison, Chep, 1966 - 1969 4. Metropolitan Area Commission, Fibb, 1966 - 1970 5. Moreau, Councilman James E., 1966- 1970 6. Moria1., Rep. Ernest., 1968 - 1970 7. McKefthen, Gov. John , 1966 - 1969 8. N.A.A.C.P. ~ 1966 - 1969 9. New Orleans Municipal Employee Club, 1969 10. Petre, John J., Pres. of Council, 1966- 1969 11. Petre, John J . , Pres. of Council, 1966- 1970

-10- BOX 32 1. Political~ 1966- 1970 2~ Political Organizations, 1966- 1968 3. Presidential Election, 1968 4. Quorum Club~ 1966 · 5. Referendum., Sales Tax., -1966 - 1967 6. Regional Planning Coinmission~ 1977 7. Registration - Democrats &Republicans, 1966 - 1967 8. Register of Voters, 1966 - 1970 9. Republican Party~ 1966 10. Rittner .~ lloyd J. , 1~ 69 11. Sapir~ Councilman Eddie L., 1967- 1970 12. Sapi~, Councilman, Eddie l., 1972 Box 33 1. Schiro, Mayor, 1970 2. Schiro, Mayor, Press - Conference, 1966 - 1967 3. Schiro~ Mayor Press - Conference, 1968 - 1970 4. Sciortino, Maurice C., 1969 5. Snyder, Dave, 1970 · 6. Spann, John, Mayoralty Candidate, 1969 7. Southern Organization for United leadership, 1969 8. State and local Elections, 1967 9. State and Local Elections ~ 1967 - 1968 Box 34 1. Students for Democratic Society, 1969 2. Suggested Changes to Council Rules, 1968 3. Swimming Pools, 1969 - 1970 4. Thompson., Roswell, Mayoralty Candidate, 1969 5. Times ~icayune - Views of Readers, 1966 - 1969 6. Tolendo~ Ben c., Mayoralty Candidate, 1969 - 1970 7. Two-Hundred-Fifth Anniversary Celebration, 1966- 1968 8. Unions., 1969 9. Voter Registration, 1976 - 1977 10. Voter Service, 1966 11. U. S. Senate· Election, 1972 12. Ward~ Charles R., 1969 13. Young Men•s Business Club, 1966 - 1969 14. Young Men•s Christian Association, 1976 Subseries I - H, Federal Programs and legislative Activities, 1966 - 1978, Boxes 35 - 42 , . This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum, newspaper clippings and telegrams of local and federal programs for the greater New Orleans area. Box 35 1. Aged Statistics Homestead Exemption, 1973 2. Bicentennial Commission, 1973 · 3. Board of liquidation, 1970 4. Bureau of Governmental Research, N.O. 5. City Attorney •s Office, 1971 · 6. City Demonstration Agency, 1970 7. City Park Allocation, 1974 8. City Planning Commission., 1970 9. Clerk ~ Criminal District Court, 1974 10. Clerks of Court., 1973 ·

-11- 11. Condomi.nium Bill" 1974 12. Congress, 1973 ~ 1974 13. Congressional Correspondence, 1975 - 1977 14. Congressional - Washington, D. C• ., 1969 15. Council, 1969 16. Council on Aging, 1974 17. Criminal District Court - Corrmissi.oner, 1974 18. Criminal Sheriff Bills, 1973 - 1974 · 19. Death Benefits, 1971 20. Dedication of Open Spaces, 1972 21. Department of tabor (CETA), 1977 - 1978 22. Dome Stadium Bill, 1974 23. Emergency Econom'ic Study Group, (197.5?) 24. Environmental legislation, 1971 25. Environmental Protection Agency, 1972 26. Environmental Protection Agency, 1976 27. Federal Programs, 1973 28. Federal Programs, 1976 - 1977 Box 36 1. Federal Trade Commission, 1970 2. Finance Department, 1969 - 1970 3. Fire Department, 1969 4. Firemen's Pension Bill, 1971 5. Fire Marshall, 1972 6. Food Distribution - Department of Health, 1977 7. Health, 1969 8. Health and Welfare, 1974 9. Highlights of 1970 Session, 1970 10 , Historic District, 1974 11. House and Senate Amendments, N.O. 12. Human Relations Corrmittee, 1969 - 1970 13. Information Request Form's, 1971 14. Ingram, Keith, 1971 15. Ingram, Keith, 1971

Box 37 1 ~ Intergovernmental Relations, 1977 2. Juvenile Courts, N.O. · 3. Labor Relation Act, 1974 4. Levee Board, 197t 5. Legislation, 1976 6. Legislation, 1977 7. legislation, (Auto Registration), 1971 8. Legislation (City Plannin9 Corrmission), 1970 9. Legislation (Health Funds), 1971 10. Legislation (Parish Prison), 1971 11. Legislation (Police Department), 1972 12. legislation (Redevelopment), 1~71 13. Legislation (Relocation Amendment), 1972 Box 38 1. Legislation Session, 1974 2. legi.s1ative Action Committee, 1972 3. Legi.s1 ati.ve Arrangements, 1974 4. Legi.s1ative Program, 1971

-12- 5. Legislative Programs, 1974 6. Legislative Programs, 1974 7. Legislative Recommendation, 1971 8. Legislative Report, 1974 9. Legislation (Health Funds), 1971 10. Legislation (Parish Department), 1971 11. Legislation (Police Department), 1972 12. Legislation (Re-development), 1971 13. Legislation (Relocation Amendment), 1972

BOX 39 1. Legislators (Orleans Parish), 1968-1969 2. Legislature, 1966 - 1967 3. Legislature, 1968 4. Legislature, 1968 5. Ligislature, 1975

Box 40 1. Legislature, 1975 2. Legislature (Constitutional Amendments)~ 1971 3. Legislature (contract for services), 1972 4. List of legislative Programs, 1978 5. Louisiana Loan and Thrift Company, 1968-1969 6. Louisiana Municipal Association, 1974 7. Louisiana Narcotics Rehabilitation Commission, 8. Louisiana State Library, 1970 9. McGovern, George, 1972 10. Municiple Income Tax, 1972 11. Municiple Police Retirement System~ 1973 12. New Orleans Legislative Package ~ 1974 13. New Orleans Tourist and Convention Committee ~ 1974 14. Original Departmental Legislation Requests, 1973 15. Parish Revenue Funds, 1972

Box 41 1. Paven Lien Assessments, 1974 2. Police at Polls, 1974 3. Police Department, 1969 4. Police Department, 1974 5. Port of New Orleans, 1970 6. President's Recommended Budget for '74, 1973 7. Prison Employee's Pension, 1973 8. Registar of Voters Legislative Program, 1974

-13- 9. Regional Planning Commission, 1970 10. Regional Transit Commission, 1972 11. Safety and Permits, 1969 12. Salaries/Parochial Schools, 1974 13. Sales Tax, 1974 14. Sales Tax Exemption, 1972 15. Senate Committee on Human Resources, 1978 16. Sewerage and Water Board, {1960?) 17. Sewerage and Water Board, 1972 18. Sewerage and Water Board, 1974 19. Sewerage and Water Board Retirement, 1972 20. Sheriff's Pension and Relief, N.O. 21. Special Assessment Districts, 1974

Box 42 1. State Appropriation, 1970-1972 2. State Police in Municipalities, 1974 3. State Parks, 1974 4. State Aid to Schools, 1972-1973 5. State Tax Collector's Office 6. Streets Department, 1970 7. Streets Department, 1974 8. Super Airport, 1972 I 1974 9. Tax Credits to Municipally Regulated Utilities~ 1974 10. Telegrams, Federal and Local Programs, ~ 1975 11. Telegrams, Federal and Local Programs, 1976~1977 12. Telegrams, Federal and Local Programs, 1978 13. Telegrams, Federal and Local Projects, 1977-1973 14. Title VI Subgrant, (1978) 15 ~ Traffic Court, 1969 16. Unification of Various agencies 17. Unification of Park and Recreation, 1972 18. Vieux Carre Commission, 1969 Subseries I - I, Health and Human Resources, 1966-1978, Boxes 43 - 47. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum, newspaper clippings, and telegrams concerning health agencies and resources to aid needy families from state and federal sources.

Box 43 1. Affirmative Action, 1976 2. Affirmative Action, 1973-1975 3. Alcohol Safety Action Project, 1974 4. Anti-Drug Abuse Education Program, 1974 5. Area Agency on Aging, 1974-1975 6. Bars, Liquors, Permits -Barkers, 1966-1969 7. Board of Health, 1966-1969 8. CETA Title I Funding Plan, 1975 9. Charity Hospital, 1969

-14- 10. Child Care Program, 1976 11. City Employees Pay Raises, 1972 12. City•s Strikes, 1969 13. Civil Service, 1977-1978 14. Civil Service, Commission, 1969-1970 15. Civil Service/Police Department, 1976 16. Clean-up Campaigns, 1967-1968 17. Committee on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, 1974 18. Compost, 1966 19. Congress, 1977

Box 44 1. Consumer Affairs, 1973-1974 2. Council on Aging~ 1973-1975 3. Employment Opportunities, 1967-1969 4. Energy Package., 1975 5. Environmental Health, 1972 6. Family Health Foundation, 1973 7. Family Health Foundation, 1978 8. Federal Property Council, 1973 9. Food Stamp Program 1967-1969 10. Glue Sniffing Ordinance, 1966 11. Gregson, John Randolph, 1977 12. Health Education Authority of Louisiana~ 1968-1969 13. Health, Education and Welfare, 1973-1974; 1977 14. Health Maintenance Organization, 1975

Box 45 1. Health Systems Agencies, 1975-1976 2. Health Systems Agencies, 1977-1978 3. Housing Improvements~ 1969 4. Human Relations Commission, 1967-1970 5. Human Relations Committee, 1973-1975 6. Hypertension Workshop, 1974 7. Incinerator, 1966-1967 8. Jaycees, 1969 9. Jobs-Hardcore Unemployed, 1968-1969 10. Juvenile Home~ 1969 11. Lake Pontchartrain Study Group, 1972 12. Manpower Advisory Planning Councils~ 1976 13. Mobile Dental Unit~ 1976 14 . New Orleans Health Corporation~ 1977

Box 46 1. Office of Economic Opportunity~ 1971 2. Pizzo, Circle, 1969 3. Policy Planning, 1976-1977

-15- 4. Proposed Health System Agency, 1975 5. Publ i.e Accommodation., 1969 6. Pub1ic Employment Program, 1972 - 1973 7. Racial Strife, 1967 - 1968 8. Reduced Spending in Federal Programs., 1973 9. Regional Food Market, 1973 ~ 1974 10. Revenue Sharing, 1973 - 1975 11. Revenue Sharing, 1977 - 1978 12. Revenue Sharing - State Committee, 1973 13. Sanitation, Department of, 1966 - 1970 14. Sanitation, Department of, 1976 - 1977 Box 47 1. Sewerage and Water Board, 1966 - 1968 2. Sewerage and Water Board, 1966 - 1970 3. Sewerage and Water Board, 1973 4. Sewerage and Water Board, 1974 5.. Sewerage and Water Board, 1977 6. Sewerage and Water Board, 1977 Box 48 1. Sewerage and Water Board Election Data, 1976 2. Solid Waste, 1975 3. Solid Waste Disposal and Resource Recovery, 1973 - 1977 4. Special Action Office for Drug Abuse, 1973 5. Summer Employment, 1969 6. Total Community Action, 1961 - 1969 7. Total Community Action, 1977 8. Total Community Action - Sunmer Youth, 1973 9. United Way, 1976 10. United Way Campaign, 1977 11. Utilities, 1969 - 1970 12. Water Wells, 1967 13. Welfare and Poverty Programs, 1969 14. Welfare Department, 1977 15. Welfare ~ Reform , 1977 16. Vigor {Answer Desk), 1974 - 1975 17. Vigor, 1975 18. Vigor, 1977 19. Youth Opportunity Development, 1968 - 1970 Subseries, I - J, Historic Districts, 1966 - 1978, Boxes 49 - 50. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum, news­ paper clippings and telegrams of variou~ agencies, 6rgani­ zations, and individuals supportive of preserving the his­ torical landmarks of New Orleans. Box 49 1. Building Watches Tour, 1973 2. Central Business District/Historic Districts, 1976 - 1977 · 3. Central Business District Presentation Study Committee, 1977 4. Coliseum Square, 1974- 1975 5. , 1969 - 1970 6. French Market Corporation, 1972 - 1974 7. Esplanade Avenue - Faubourg Marigny, 1977 8. Gallier Hall, 1967- 1968

-16- 9. Ga11 ier Ha11, 1969 10. Historic District Conmittee, 1975 11. Historic District Landmark Conmission~ 1974 - 1978 12. Historic 'Landmarks Conunission/Central Business District 13. Historic Preservation~ 1974 14. Historic Preservation Conservation, 1974 15. Historic Preservation Conservation Study, 1973 16. Histori.c Preservation Districts]Conservation Zoning, 1973 - 1974 17, Housing and Neighborhood Preservation~ 1974 18. Jackson Square . ~1969 & 1977 19. Lafayette Square~ 1975 - 1976 20~ Lower Garden District~ 1973 21. Mint Museum., 1966 22. Parkways/Beautification, 1967 - 1969 23. Ponta1ba Apartments, 1977 24. Proposed Vieux Carre Construction, 1977 25. Ponta1ba Buidling Conmission~ 1977 26. St. Charles Avenue~ 1972 - 1973; 1976 - 1977 27. St. Joseph church, 1977 28. Tulane University Architects, Vieux Carre Area, 1969 Box 50 1. Vieux Carre, 1969 - 1970 2. Vieux Carre, 1972 - 1973 3. Vieux Carre Commission, 1966 - 1970 4. Vieux Carre Commission, 1970 - 1974 5. Vieux Carre Commission, 1976 - 1978 6. Vieux Carre Complaints, 1977 7. Vieux Carre Courior, 1973- 1974 8. Vieux Carre Landmark, 1968 - 1970 9. Vieux Carre Parking and Other Matters, 1965 - 1969 10. Vieux Carre Zoning Matters~ 1966 & 1969 11. United States Mint, 1972 - 1974 Subseries I-K, Mayor•s Office, 1966 - 1978, Boxes 51 - 69. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum, news­ paper clippings and telegrams of activities which lend them­ selves greatly to the mayor•s office in particular: campaign­ ing , civil service~ and •united States Conference of Mayors.

Box 51 1. AFL-CIO~ 1975 2. Alarm and Music System for City Hall, 1973 3. Amaco Project~ 1977 - 1978 · 4. American Bar Association~ 1973 5. Beatrice, Nebraska Chamber of Conunerce, 1978 6. Bernard Levy, - Chief Administravite Officer, 1971 7. Bureau of Governmental Research~ 1966 - 1969 8. Campaign Material, 1965 · 9. Campaign Literature, 1965 10. Cities and Citizens Conference, 1974 11. City Council Redistricting, 1973 12. City Council Meetings, 1971 13. City Employees, 1969 14. City Emp1 oyees Pay Raises., 1966 - 1.968 15. City Government Annual Meeting, 1971

-17- 16, City .Ha-')J .,- 1971 ~ 1973 17. City Ha1Vs Month1y Activity Reports, 1974 ~ 1976 18. City Insurance Conmittee, · 1977 19. City's Monthly Reports~ 1975 - 1-976 sox 52 1._ City •s Monthly Reports~ 1976 2. City's Property Management~ 3. Civil Service~ 1966 - 1969 4. Civil Service - Black ·Employment, 1973 5. Conmission on Federal Paperwork~ 1·977 6. Conventions~ 1969 - 1967 · 7. Council of Universities, 1970 - 1972 8. Dedications, 1962 - 1976 9. Dedications, 1977 - 1978 Box 53 1. Democratic Advisory Council, 1975 2. Democratic Executive Conmittee, 1968 3. Dixie, 1972 · 4. Employee's Retirement System, 1977 - 1978 5. Executive Staff, 1975- 1977 6. Federal Mediation and Counciliation Service, 1975 7. Ford Foundation Meeting, 1974 8. Giarrusso, Joseph~ 1973 9. Governor Jinmy Carter~ - 1976 10. Grain Scandal, 1977 11. Housing and Conmunity Development Block Grant Prcgram, 1976 12. Inaugural Program, 1970 13. Inaugural Publicity, 1970 - 1976 14. Inauguration - May, 1966 15. Inauguration, 1970 & 1977 16. Inter-American Municipal Congress, 1975 17. International Relations~ 1977 · 18. Italian Trade Conmission, 1977 - 1978 19. John Kennedy School of Government, 1975 20. Kennedy, Senator Edward, Visit of, 1975 21. Kernion, Richard, Chief Administrative Officer, 1975 22. Kernion, Richard, Chief Administrative Officer, 1975 23. Kernion, Richard, Chief Administrative Officer, 1975 Box 54 1. Kern ion, Richard, Chief Admini.strative Offi.cer, 1975 2. Landrieu - Acting Mayor, 1966 - 1969 3. Landrieu - Acting Mayor and Councfl President_, 1966 - 1970 4. Landrieu - Convni ssion of Federal Paperwor.k, 1977 - 1978 5. Landrieu - Mayoralty Campaign~ 1969 6. Landrieu ... Mayora1 ty Campaign, 1969 7. tandrieu - Speaking Engagements~ 1966 - 1970 8. teague of Kansas Municipal itie ·s~ 1974 9. Lists of Daily Activities, 1974 10. Lists of Daily Activities, January - December~ 1975

-18- Box 55 1. Lists of Daily Activities., January - December, 1976 2. lists of Daily Activities, January- December, 1977 3. lists of Daily Activities, January- December, 1978 4. Mayor•s Engagements, 1976 - 1979 5. Mayor•s Engagements~ 1973 - 1975 6. Mayor Rousakis Team Appreciation Banquet, 1977 7. Mayor•s Conference Trips, 1973 - 1976 8. Mayor•s Council of Economists, 1975 9. Mayor•s Council on Education Advisors, 1974 10. Mayor•s Council of Universities, 1973 11. Mayor•s Education Conference, 1977 Box 56 1. Mayor •s Interview., People Magazine., 1976 2, Mayor•s Meeting at the Washington., Hilton~ 1976 3. Mayor•s Trip to Washington University, 1977 4.. Mi.dwest,--- Research Institute for EPA Banking Metro- pol i tan Areas., "1973 5. Monitoring of Departmental Performance, 1975 6. Moria1 Transition, 1978 7. Municipa1 Association of South Caro1 ina_, 1974 8. National Civil Service League., 1974 9. Organizational Demonstrations, 1977 10. Overa11 Economics Development Program for Orleans Parish., 1975 11. Panama Canal Treaty, 1977 12. Pay Raises - City Employees, 1969 13. Policty Planning Process., 1975 14. Polish American Seminar,/ 1974 15. Postal Service, 1973 - 1974 16. Presidential Delegation to Archbishop Makarius funeral., 1977 17. Presidential Inauguration, 1977 18. Public Affairs Council of Louisiana, 1977 19. Recruitment and Training Program., 1973 20. Revenue Sharing., 1972 .- 1973 21. St. Bernard Human Service Facility, 1975 22. St. Louis Conference, 1974 23. Second Anniversary Speech, 1972 24 . Seminar for Mayor•s leadership, 1975 .... 1977 25. Senate .. House-Conference on Local Pub1 i.e Works Act,-- 1977 26. Sewerage and Water Board/Pension Plan., 1975 · 27. Society of Bio1ogica1 Psychiatry Convention, 1976 28. Sound and tight, 1975 · 29. Status of State of City Address Projects, 1975 30. Tobin, Gary A., 1977 · 31. U.S. Postal Service, 1973 32. Update •77 Special Conference, 1977 33. Visit to Japan., 1977 34. Visit to Miami., Fla.~ 1975 35. Visit to Mi]and., Italy~ 1975 - 1976 36. Visit to New York City, 1976 37. Visit to Savananah., Georgia, 1975 38. Visit to Teheran., Iran, 1975 39. Wabash Warehouse, 1977 40. Waste Management Technology, 1975 41. Water Quality Program, -1977

-19- sub - Subseries I - Ka Proclamations, 1970 - 1976, Boxes 57 - 61. This sub-series include correspondence which illuminates events, activities~ - and individuals in the greater New Orleans area.

BoX 57 1. Proclamations., January, 1970 2. Proclamations, February., 1970 3. Proclamations~/ March, 1970 4. Proclamations., April ., 1970 5. Procl ama ti ons, May, 1970 6L Proclamations, June, 1970 7. Proclamations, July, 1970 8. Proclamations, August, 1970 9. Proclamations, September, 1970

Box 58 1. Proc1 ama ti ons, October., 1970 2. Proclamations, November, 1970 3. Proclamations, December, 1970 4. Proclamations, January, 1971 5. Proclamations, February, 1971 6. Proclamations, March, 1971 7. Proclamations, April., 1971 8. Proclamations., May., 1971 9. Proclamations., June, 1971 Box 59 1. Proclamations, July, 1971 2. Procl ama ti ons, August, 1971 3. Proc1 ama ti ons, September, 1971 4. Proclamations, October, 1971 5. Proclamations., November, 1971 6. Proclamations., December, 1971 7. Proclamations., January, 1972 8. Proclamations., February, 1972 9. Proclamations, March., 1972 10. Proc1 amations., April, 1972 11. Procl ama ti ons, May, 1972 12. Proclamations, June, 1972 13. Proclamations, July, 1972 14. Proclamations, August, 1972

Box 60 1. Proclamations, September, 1972 2. Proclamations, October, ___-1972 3. Proclamations, November ~ --- 1972 4. Proclamations., December, 1972 5. Procl ama ti ons., January, 1973 6. Proclamations, February., 1973 7. Proclamations., March., 1973 8. Procl ama ti ons, April, 1973 9. Proclamations, May_, 1973 10. Proc1 amati ons, June., 1973 11. Proclamations, July, 1973 Box 61 1. Proclamations, August, 1973 2. Proclamations, October , 1973 3. Proclamations, November.,1973 4. Proc1 amati ons, January ., 1973

-20- 5. Proclamations, February_, 1974 6, Proclamations, March_, 1974 7. Proclamations, Apri1, 1974 8. Proclamations, May, 1974 9. Proclamations, June ~ 1974 10. Proclamations, July, 1974 11. Proclamations, September~ 1974 12. Proclamations, October ~ 1974 13. Proclamations, November, 1974 14. Proclamations, December, 1974 15. Proclamations, January - December, 1975 16 . Proclamations" January, 1976 Sub-Subseries I - Kb National League of Cities/Urban Coalition/New Coalition/United States Conference of Mayors, 1971 - 1978, Boxes 62 - 69. This sub-sub­ series includes: correspondence, memorandum, newspaper clippings, and telegrams on the activities of Urban cities. Box 62 1. Activity Reports, Board of Directors, 1973 2. Activity Reports, Board of Directors" 1974 ~ 1975 3. Activity Reports, Board of Directors ~ 1977 4. Analysis of Federal Budget by NLC/USCM, 1975 5. Board of Directors ~ 1975 6. Board of Directors and Advisory Council, 1973- 1975 7. Board Meeting~ Seattle, 1974 8. Block Grant Programs, 1973 - 1974 9. CETA, 1975 10. Cities and Citizens Conferences ~ Dallas, 1974 11. City of New Orleans - 1974 ~ 1975 12 . city Strategy Conference,, 1976 Box 63 1. Committee on Environmental Quality, 1974 2. Committee on Human Resource Development 1 ~ 1974 3. Committee on Public Safety, 1974 4. Committee on Transportation, 1974 5. Community Development Steering Committee., 1974 - 1977 6. Congress of Cities, 1977 7. Congressional - City Conference, 1978 8. Congressional City Congress, / 1973 ~ 1975 Box 64 1. Democratic National Committee, 1973 - 1974 2. Democratic National Committee, 1975 3. Emergency Fue1s and Energy Allocation Act, 1973 4. Executive Directors of State leagues, 1973 - 1975 5. Fair 1abor Standards Act, 1973 - 1975 6. Fifty Anniversary - Congress of Cities, 1974 7. Highway Act of 1975 8. IAMO Congress in Medellin, Colombia, 1970 9. International Union and Local Authorities, 1973 10. 1eague of California Cities, 1974 11. League of Oregon Cities ~ 1973 12 . Legislative Action Committee _, 1973 13. Letters to landrieu, 1973 - 1975 14. Mayors and Managers of District Member Cities, 1974 - 1975

-21- Box 65 1. National Association of Counties, 1978 2. National Conference of Democrati-c Mayors, 1977 - 1978 3. Nationa1 legislative Conference - Alberque, 1974 4. New Federa·l ism, 1973 - 1974 5. Publications, 1974- 1975 6 . .Rand .l& Ketter1n Study, 1977 7. Resoluti.on Comm1ttee,9 1974 8. Revenue Sharing ~ 1973 - 1975 9. Revenue Sharing~ 1976 10. Revenue Sharing Task Force, 1974 - 1975 11. Revenue Sharing Testimony~ 1975 12. Russian Visit~ 1975 13. San Francisco Conference, 1977 - 1978 14. Seattle, Washington Conference, 1974 15. Solid Waste Task Force., 1973 - 1975 16. Urban Cable Television Conference~ 1973 17. Urban Convention Task Force~ 1977 18. Urban Regional and Policy Group, 1977 Box 66 1. N.U.C. - Biographical Sketches, 1974 2. N.U.C. - Conference~ 1973 - 1975 3. N.U.C. - Executive Committee Meeting~ 1976 4. N.U.C.- List of Executive Committee Members, 1976 5. N.U.C. - Revenue Sharing, 1974 6. N.U.C. - Steering Committee Members, 1975 - 1977 7. N.U.C. -Steering Committee Members, 1977 8. (NEW COALITION) Employment and Training Advisory Counci1, 1977 9. (New Coalition) Intergovernmental Anti -Cocession Assistance Act ~ 1975 10. (New Coalition) Mayor•s Meeting in White House~ 1978 11. (New Coalition) Mayor•s Biographical Sketches, 1975 12 . Meeting of the New Coa1 iti.on~ 1974 13. Pres i.dent •s State of the Union Message., 1975 14. Status of legislation on New York City .~ 1975 15. Urban Consortium for Technology~ 1974 - 1977 16. Urban Policy Forum, 1976 17. Visit to China ~ ' 1~75 18. Visit to P1 and, 1974 Box 67 1. Advisory Board( USCM) ,/ 1974 - 1977 2. Annual Conference - Tuscan ~ 1977 3. Annual Conference - Milwaukee, 1976 4. Annual Conference - Boston, 1975 5. Annual Conference - Denver, 1970 6. Annual Conference - New Orleans, 1972 7. Annual Conference .. New Orleans, 1972 8. Annau1 Conference - New Orleans~ 1972 9. Annual Conference - Phi1ade1phia, 1971 10. Annua1 Conference - San Diego, 1974 11. Annual Conference - San Francisco ~ 1973 12. Appraisa·l of Carter Cabinet, 1977 13 . Arts Task Force, 1978 14. Committee for Community Deve1opment, 1974 - 1977

-22- 15. Committee on Criminal and Social Justice, 1975 16. Committee on Environment, 1975 17. Committee on Human Resources, 1975 Box 68 1. Committee on Transportation, 1974 2. Committee on Urban Economic Policy, 1973 - 1978 3. Community Development Revenue Sharing (Block Grant) Workshop, 1973 - 1974 4. Conference Board~ 1974 5. Conference of Mayor's, Denver., Colorado, 1970 6. Conference of Mayor's, Duluth, Minnesota, 1977 7. Conference on Iflation, 1973- 1977 8. Executive Committee., 1973 - 1977 9. Gunther~ / John J., ~xecutive Director, 1975- 1977 10. Joint Economic Committee~ / 1976 · 11. Legislative Action Committee , 1972 - 1975 12. Legis1ative Action Committee., 1975 13. local' Public Works Act, 1975; 1977 14. Mayors' Pana1 Meeting., Phoenix, Arizona:' 1973 15. Mid-Winter Meetings, 1976 - 1977 16. Mid-~linter Meetings,, "1976 - 1977 17. Mission To Israe1, 1976 18. National Energy Pol icy, 1975 19. Nationa1 Governorrs Conference, 1975 Box 69 1. National Urban Pet) icy. ., 1975 2. P1 atform Committee., 1976 3. Pre~Summit Meeting - National Civil Service League, 1974 4. Pre-Summit and Summit Meetings, 1974 · 5. Proposals Adopted by Urban Economic Policy N.O., Committee 6. Railroad tand Revitalization, 1977 7. Resolution Committee .., ·1973 - 1977 8. Standi.ng Committees., 1973 9. Task Force on Aging, 1975 10. Task Force on Arts~ 1977 11. Task Force on Income Security., 1975 12. USCM, 1968 - 1973 13. USCM, 1974 14. USCM., 1975 15. USCM, 1977 - 1978 16. USCM (CETA) ., 1977 17. USCM (World Congress in Iran) ., 1975 18. Visit to I.srae'l, 1976 19. Welfare Proposal., 1977 20. White House Conference, 1978 Subseri es I -L, Public Safety, 1966 - 1978, Boxes 70 - 74 . This subseries inc1udes: correspondence, memorandum, newsclippings, and telegrams of agencies., -organizations, and institutions that serve in the protection of person rights. Box 70 1. Angola., 1968 2, Annua1 Judicial Conference .,/ 1978 3. City Attorney,, 1971 4. City Attorney, 1974 5. City Attorney, 1974 -23- 6. Civil Sheriff, 1967 - 1969 7. Crime, 1967 - 1969 8. Crime~ 1969 - 1970 9. Criminal Code Procedure Change, -1969 Box 71 1. Criminal District Court Jury Service, etc., 1966- 1969 2. Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, 1973- 1974 3. Criminal Justice Coordinating Counci1, 1977 4. Criminal Sneriff, 1966 - 1969 5. Denning Issue, 1978 6. Desire Project~ 1968 7. Detective Agencies, 1970 8. Detective Agencies, 1971 - 1973 9. Detective Agencies, 1974 10. Detective Agencies, 1975 - 1977

Box 72 1. Fire Department~ 1966 - 1970 2. Fire Department, 1978 3. Fire Fighters' Association, 1976 ... 1977 4. Firemen's Pension Plan, 1976 5. Grand Jury, 1968 - 1969 6. Howard Jonnson Incident, 1973 7. Howard Jonnson Incident, 1973 8. Hubert "Rap" Brown, ...- 1967 9, Judgeships, 1969 10. Louisiana Crime Commission, 1968 11. Magri, Irving,-1972 - 1974 12. Maritime Facility, 1977 13. Metropolitan Crime Commission, 1966- 1970 Box 73 1. Metropolitan Crime Commission, 1976 ... 1977 2. Municipa1 Court, 1967 - 1968 3. Parish Prison, :..r 1967 .. 1970 4. Parish Prison Site, 1972 5. Police Association of New Orleans, 1974. 6. Police and Firemen- Pay Raises, 1969.,. 1970 7. Police and Firemen- Pension Funds, 1967- 1969 8. Police and Firemen - Pension Legislation, 1972 9, Po·lice Brutality, 1977- 1978 10. Police Departments, 1966 .. 1967 Box 74 1. Po1 ice Department, 1968 ... 1969 2. Po1tce Department, 1969 - 1970 3. Pol tee Department, 1973 ... 1975 4. Po1 ice Pay Raises, 1966 5. Police - Shop and Frisk Law, 1967 - 1968 6. Rault Center Fire, 1973 7. Safety and Permits Department, 1966- 1970 Subseries I - M, Real Estate and Taxation, 1966 - 1978, Boxes 75 - 76. This subsertes includes: correspondence, memorandum, newsc]ipping, telegrams and related matter that con .. cerned taxes., real and personal • Box 75 L Acquisition of Additional Property at Recovery I, 1978 2. Board ofLiquidation, 1969 ... 1970; 1977 ... 1978 3. Board of Review, 1975 4\ Board of Review, 1977

-24- 5. Bureau of overmental Research, 1977 6. City of New Orleans., Real Estate Holding, NO.O 7. City Owned Property under Lease, 1976 8. Equalization of Property Tax Assessments, 1966- 1967 9. Equalization of Property Tax Assessments, 1968 - 1970 10. Jefferson Parish, 1968 - 1970 Box 76 1. Land Assessment in Orleans Parish, N.D .. 2. teases - City of New Orleans, 1966 - 1968 3. Naval Station Transfer of Property, 1966 4. Property Management., Department of, 1968 5. Property Management~ 1970 6. Property Tax Assessment, N.O. 7. Property Tax Votes~ 1973 8. Tax Comparison~ t6cal vs National, 1969- 1971 9. Taxes ~ Proposed New Increases, 1966 10. Taxes- Proposed New Increases, ·1967 11. Tu1ane University Issues Forum, 1969

Sub~eries I-N, Transportation, 1966 - 1978, Boxes 77 ~ 80. This subseries includes: correspondence, memorandum, newscli.ppings, and telegrams concerni.ng· the activities of agencies and organizations that cnduct the operation of transportation, Box 77 1. Airport, 1977 - 1978 2. Airport, 1978 3. Airport Development Aid Program, 1977 4. Airport Expansion, 1966 ~ 1967 5. Airport Expansio~, 1968 6. Airport Expansi.o·n, 1969 7. Airport Rail Link~ 1967 8. Aviation Board~ 1966 - 1970 9. Aviation Board, 1970 - 1975 10. Aviation Board, 1977 11. Algiers Cut- Off Bridge., / 1977 12. Amtrack, 1973 - 1974 · 13, Bourbon Street Parking, 1966 14. Bustop Shelters Inc., 1977 15. Centralized Transit" System, ·1973 16. DeGaulle Drive, 1976 · 17. Department of Streets., ·1974 Box 78 1. Expressway, -1966 2. Expressway, 1967 3. Expressway~ 1968 4 .. Expressway, 1969 5. Expressway, 1969 - 1970 6. Ferry Service, 1966 7. Illinois Central Railroad, 1970 8. Iroquois Street, 1974 . 9. Limousine Service, 1974; 1978 10. Mqss Transit System, 1977 H._ Michaud, Boeing, Chrysler and NASA., 1966 .,. 1968 12.. Mississippi River Bridge Authority, 1966 - 1968 13. Mississippi River Bridge Authority, 1969 - 1970

-25- Box 79 1. Mississippi River Bridge Authority, 1975 2. Mississippi River Bridge A.tlt thority, 1977 3. Motorcycle Helmet law, 1967 ~ 1969 4. N.A.S.A., 1974 . 5. Napoleon Avenue Bridge, 1968 6. Napoleon Avenue Bridge, 1966 - 1967 7. New Orleans Aviation Board~ 1971 - 1973 8. New Orleans Aviation Board, 1977 9. New Orleans International Airport, 1969 - 1970 10. New Orleans Public Service, Inc., 1966 ... 1970 11. New Orleans Pub1 ic Service, Inc., 1975 12. New Or1eans Pub1 ic Service, Inc., 1976 13. New Orleans Public Service., Inc. - Transit Service, 1974 14. New Orleans Public Service, Inc , .... Utilities, 1974 & 1977 15. Park Mobile Placement, 1977 16. Parking Meters_, 1966 - 1967 17. Projects~ 1978 18. Rai1roads, 1969 19 . Rapid Transit., 1967 .... 1968 20 . River Expressway, 1965

Box 80 1. Pub1 ic Be1 t Ra i'l road,/ 1967 .... 1969 2. Pub1 ic Be') t Ra iJ road , ..-'1972 "' 1978 3. Regional Transit Authority, 1972 4. Secretary of Transportation, 1973 5. Southern Rai1way ;.' 1977 - 1978 6. Street Cars, N.O . 7. Streets_, ' Department of , 1966 .. 1970 8. Streefs, Department of, 1973 .... 1977 9. Taxicabs .. Airports, etc., 1966 .. 1969 10 . Taxicabs Service~ / 1976 ~ 1977 11. Terminal Board~ 1966 ... 1969 12. Traffic Courf, 1969 13 . Traffic Court, 1977 14. Traffic Engineering, 1977 15 . Traffic Problems, 1967 - 1968 16. Transit Strike~ 1974 - 1975 17 . Transit Strike, 1975 18. Transportation Research Board Conference., 1974 ... 1975 19. Transportation Study Committee., Mayor Schiro, 1966 - 1969 20. Vie.ux Carre Streets., 1970; 1977 · 21. Westside Transit, 1969 Series II, General Correspondence., 1970 .. 1978,_..-Boxes 81 ... 104. This series inc1 udes a wide range of correspondence on various s.ubjects and topics . This series is arranged cnrona1 ogica11y. . Box 81 1. Reading Fi]e, -May, 1970 2. Reading File, May, 1970 3. Reading Fi'le, June, · 1970 4.. Reading Fi1e, June, 1970 5. Reading File., July, 1970 6. Reading Fi1e, July,, --- 1970

-26- Box 82 1. Reading File ~ August, 1970 2. Reading File, September, 1970 3. Reading File ~ September, 1970 4. Reading File, October 1970 5. Reading File, October, 1970 6. Reading File, November, 1970

Box 83 1 ~ Reading File ~ November, 1970 2. Reading FU e., December, 1970 3. Readi.ng FiJe ~ -December, 1970 4. Reading File ~ January ~ 1971 5. Reading Fi1e,"January ., 1971 6. Reading File~ February, -1971

Box 84 1. Readi.ng Ff1 e," February., 1971 2. Reading File., March, ·1971 3. Reading File ~ March, 1971 4. Reading File, Apri.1, 1971 5. Reading Fi1e, April, 1971 6. Reading File, April, 1971 Box 85 1. Reading File, May 1971 2. Readi.ng File, May, 1971 3. Reading File, June, 1971 4. Reading File~ ' June, 1971 5. Reading File ~ July, 1971 Box 86 1. Reading Fi.le, July 1971 2. Reading File, August 1971 3. Reading File, August 1971 4. Reading Fi1e, August 1971 5. Reading Fi.1 e., September 1971

Box 87 1. Reading File, September 1971 2. Readi.ng File, October 1971 · 3. Reading Fi1e., November 1971 4. Reading Fi~ e, November 1971 5. Reading Fi.le, December 1971 6. Reading Fi·le, January 1972 7. Reading File, February 1972 8. Reading Fi'1e ., March 1972 9, Reading File ~ March 1972 Box 88 L Reading Ftl e., Apri1 1972 2. Reading Fi'le, ·May 1972 3, Reading Fi1e,, June 1972 4. Readi.ng File, Ju·ly 1:972 5. Reading Fil e, August 1972 Box 89 1. Reading file, September 1972 2. Readi.ng File, September 1972 3. Reading File,,Uctober 1972 4. Reading File, November 1972 5, Reading File, November 1972 6 Reading File, December 1972 · 7. Reading File, January 197.3 -27- Box 90 1. Reading File~ February 1973 2. Reading File, March 1973 3. Reading Fi1e~ March 1973 4. Reading Fi1e~ April 1973 5. Reading Fi1e, May 1973 6. Reading File~ June 1973 Box 91 1. Reading File, July 1973 2. Reading File, August 1973 3. Reading Fil~, September 1973 4. Reading Fi.le~ October 1973 5. Reading File~ November 1973 6. Reading Fi1e~ December 1973 7 •. Reading File~ 1974 8 , Reading File~ January 1974 9. Reading File~/ february 1974 Box 92 1. Reading File, March 1974 2. Reading File~ April 1974 3. Reading File, May 1974 4. Reading File, June 1974 5. Reading File~ / July 1974 6. Reading File, August 1974 7. Reading File~ September 1974 8. Reading File~ October 1974 9. Reading File~ November 1974 10. Reading File~ December 1974 11. Reading File, January 1975

Box 93 1. Reading File, February 1.975 2. Reading File, March 1975 3. Reading File,/ April 1975 4. Reading File~ May 1975 5. Reading Fi1 e, June 1975 6. Reading File, July 1975 7. Reading File, August 1975 8. Reading Fi1e, September 1975 9. Reading File~ October 1975 10 .. Reading rile,/ November 1975 11. Reading File, December 1975

Box 94 1. Reading File_, January 1976 2. Reading Fi1e,_.... Februa:ry 1976 3. Reading File, March 1976 4. Reading Fi1e,/Apri1 1976 5. Reading File, May 1976 6. Reading Fi1e, June 1976 7. Reading Pi1 e,-July 1976

Box 95 1. Reading File, August 1976 2. Reading File,/ September 1976 3. Reading File~ October 1976 4. Reading Fi1 ~, November 1976 5. Reading Fi1e, December 1976

-28- 6. Reading File, January 1977 7. Reading File, February 1977 Box 96 1. Reading File, March 1977 2. Reading File, April 1977 3. Reading File, May 1977 4. Reading File, June 1977 5. Reading File~ July 1977 6. Reading File, September 1977 7. Reading File, September 1977 8. Reading Fi1e~ October 1977 9. Reading Fi1e, /January 1978 10. Reading File, January 1978 11. Reading File~ March 1978 Box 97 1. Cross File, January 1976 2. Cross File, February 1976 3. Cross Fi1 e, March 1976 4. Cross File, April 1976 5. Cross File, May 1976 Box 98 1. Cross File, June 1976 2. Cross File, July 1976 3. Cross Fi1e, August 1976 4. Cross File, September 1976 5. Cross File, October 1976 Box 99 1. Cross File, November 1976 2. Cross File, January 1977 3 ~ Cross File, February 1977 4. Cross File, March 1977 5. Cross File, April 1977 Box 100 1. Cross File, Apri1 1977 2.. Cross File, May 1977 3. Cross File, June 1977 4.. Cross Fi1 e~ July 1977

Box 101 1. Cross File~ ' August 1977 2. Cross File, September 1977 3. Cross File, October 1977

Box 102 1. Cross File~ November 1977 2. Cross File~ December 1977 3. Cross File, January 1978 Box 103 1. Cross Fi1e, February 1978 2. Cross File, March 1978 3. Cross File, April 1978 4. Cross File, December 1978 Box 104 1. Genera1 Correspondence (Air .Rigbts)., 1966 ·- 1969 2. General Correspondence (Air Ri.ghts)~-- 1966- 1969 3. General Correspondence {Air Rights), 1966 ~ 1969

-29- 4. General Correspondence (Air Rights)_, 1972 5 .. Telegrams" 1969 .. 1972 Series III, Financial Correspondence" 1966 ... 1978_, Boxes 105 - 106 •. This series includes correspondence about budget reports, capitol outlays, and annual financial reports concerning New Orleans and to a lesser degree louisiana ~ Box 105 1. Assessors - Orleans Parish_, 1966 ... 1970 2. Audit, 1977 · 3. Board oft iquidations ~ 1977 4. Budget Deficit in 1976~ · 1975 5. Capital Foundati.on for Greater New Orleans, 1970 6. City Budget, 1967 7. City Budget., 1967 8. City Budget., 1969 9. City Budget~~ 970

Box 106 1. Economic Outlook ~ 1977 2. Expenses to Da11as ,....-Texas; Galveston_, Texas and Nash .. ville., Tenn . ., 1977 3. Finance Director .. Tax Collections~ ~ 1966 ~ 1970 4. Finance Department" 1974 ~ 1981 5. Finance Department., 1976 - 1977 6. Finances, City of· New Orleans.,/ 1966 - 1970 7. General Electric Cab1evision Corporation, 1970 8. Louisiana Capital Report~ / 1968 - 1970 · 9. Office of Policy Planning ~ 1975 10. Property Tax Equalization, 1972 11. Sales Assessment, 1966 - 1973 12 ~ Total Assessed Val uation of .the CBD, 1972

Series IV, Legal Documents, 1966 - 1978~ Boxes 107 .... 114 .. This series includes: agreements, bids_, contracts" deed, in­ ventories, ordinance,/ petitions., resolutions, specifications, · and other material related to New Orleans and pri.vate agencies.

Box 107 1. Additional Courtroom Space, 1977 2. Additional Revenues~ 972 3. All i.ed Servi.ces, 1'97.3 4. Armstrong Park, 1972 - 1973 5. Armstrong Park., 1976 6. Armstrong Park, 1977 . 7. Aviation Board ~ 1977 8. Bicentennia·l Commissi.on, 1972 ..,.. 1975 9. Board of Audubon Area Zoni.ng Association ,..- 1975 10. Board of City Trusts, 1977 · · 11. Board of Reviewer., 1972 12. Brown, Vincent J. et al vs Denning Bernadine et a1, 1978 13. Bussie, Victor A, 1973 ' · 14. Cable Ordinance .,. Out of State._, 15. Cable T.V. in New Orleans,....-1972 16 . Central Business District,/ 1974

-30- Box 108 L Central Business District, 1974 2, Centroport, 1970 3. City Park Allocation~ / 1974 4. City Regu·l a tory Adopted Ordinances, ...- 1970 .,. 1971 5. Cive11o~ / Victor W. vs Board of 1iquidation, 1974 6. Civil Services and Union Matters, 1973 · 7. Civil Service Provi s ion,-·'1 973 · 8, Civil Service .., State and local, 1973 9. Civil Service Synopsis, 1973 10. Code of Ethics, 1963 11. Committee on Education and We·lfare,/ 1973 12. Community Development, 1972 · 13. Community Improvement Agency, 1970 ~ 1971 14. Community Improvement Agency,/ 1974 15. Comprehensive Health Care Services, 1974 16, Conference of Mayors, 1973 & 1977 17. Constitutional Convention, 1973 18. Construction of Pedestrian Wa1k, · 1970 19. Consul tant and Resources Services, 1973 20. Core Area Development Distri.ct/CIA,/ 1975 Box 109 1. Core Area Development District P1 an, 1976 .,. l977 2. Core ArE1a Deve1 opment Df.strict/Speci·a;1 Tx, 1912 - l9Z6 3 ~ Court Deci.sions ~ /1974 .., 1976 4. Constitutional Convention, 1973 5.. Council of Universities Projects, 1971 6. Detective Agency, 1974 7. Education, 1973 8. Esp1 ana de - Marigny Hi.stori c Study Committee, 19ZZ 9. Estab1 i shment of a Department of Correction, 1973 10. Executive Department~ 1973 11. Family Emergency Shelter, 1974 12 . Faubourg Marigny~ /1977 · 13. Faubourg Marigny, - 14. Federal Communication Commission Cab·le Regul atory, 197l 15. Federal Communication Commission CATV Docket Case, 1970 16. Fire Fighters Association, 1977 17. Fire Fighters Association/Civil Service, 1978 18 .. Firemen's Pension, 1971 19 ~ Fourth of J~ly, 1975 20 . French Market, N.D. 21 ~ French Market Corporation, 1970 22 . French Market Corporatto:n ,/ 1976 23 , Food Bank]Human Relations, 1974 24. Foot of BroadWay., 1973 Box 110 1. Gertler, Dave , 1960 2. Growth Management Pla;n, -- 1973 3. Growth Management PJan,· 1973 4. Growth Management P'l an,/ and Program, 1973 5. Growth Management Steering Committee, N.O. 6. Guidelines for Development of Parcel 13 .. 1, Poydras P1 aza, 1976 ·

-31- 7. Guste, Williams J. Jr.~ 1964 & 1969 8. Health Maintenance Organization~ 1974 9. Health System Agency~ 1976 10. Hearing Order - Board of Review Meeting~/ N.O. 11. Historic Buildings, 1976 - 1977 12. Historic Districts landmarks Commission~ 1975 13. Historic Districts -t"andmarks Commission, 1976 14. Historic Districts 'Landmarks Commission, 1977 15._ Housing and Neighbornood Preservation Study, 1974 16. Housing and Urban Deve1opment ~ Block Grant Program, 197.5 17. Increase Water Rates in N.O.~ 1976 18. Industrial Development Board, 1972 19. Industrial Development Board, 1973 20. Inner Yacht Harbor Bi11, 1972 21. Intergovernmenta1 Re1 ations Subcommittee, 1975 22. Integrated Management Information System, 1977 23. International Hotel Corporation., 1972 24. International Rivercenter, 1973 25 ~ International Rivercenter ... Poydras Street, 1976 26. Internationa1 Trade Mart,~ 970 · 27. International Trade Mart, 1970 28. Jackson., Jonnny, Jr. et a1 vs City Counci:l, et ~J, · 1973 29. La. Industrial Board Act, 1966 30. La. State Highway Department and City of New Or')eans, 1968

Box 111 1. Land lord and Tenant Act,- N.D. 2. Legislative Power of State, 1973 3. levee Board, 1973 · 4, Levee Board Tax Co11ection,? 197_3 - 1974 5. levy vs Parker Case~ - 1970- 1971 6. Local and Regional Regu1ating Mode') Ordinances, 1965 - 1972 7. local and Parochia1 Government, 1973 · 8 ~ Local Government~ 1973 · 9. Local Government, / 1974 10. Longue Gardens, 1965 - 1976 11. Lower Garden District, ' 1975 12. Magri~ Irving,/ 1974 13. McManis Association~ 1974

Box 112 1 ~ Mississippi River Bridge,/ 1978 2. Motor Vehicle Fee_, ... 1912 3. Moving and Relocation, -1971 4 ._ Municipal Yacnt Harhor,- 1968 5. Nati ona1 Footba11 teague," 1973 6. Necessary Human Service Program, 1973 7. New Orleans Housing and Preservation Study, --'1970 8. New Orleans Transfer Company, Inc .. , 1973 9. Non-Confirming Uses,--1.971 10. Occupational License, 1970 ~ 1974 11. Operating Budget of Expenditures , /~973 12. Orleans 1evee Board Tax, N.D ... 13. Orleans levee Dis.tr .icts~ "' l973 14. Orleans Public Scnoo1 s, -" 1974 15. Parkc·hester ~ 1975 16. Parkchester~ 1976 17. Police and Fire Civi-l Service, 1973 18. Police and Firemen Retirement fund, 1974 19. Revenue and Finance~ 1973

-32- Box 113 1.. PoJ i sh~American Seminar_, 1974 2, Ponta1ba Apartments Ordinance ~ 1977 · 3. Poydras Plaza, 1973 4. Professional Consulting Services., 1973 5.. Property Tax~ 1973 6. Proposed Constitution of LOUisiana, 1974 7. Publ i c tand Bi11 , N.D. 8. Public Service ... Utilities, 1974 9. Reconmendations for Legislative Action, 1974 10~ Regional Transit Authority., 1972 · 11. Regiona1 Transi.t Authority~ 1972 12. Repae1co Industries vs N.O. & 20th Century., 1976 13 , Retirement and Survivors• Benefits, Public Employees, 1973 14 . Revenue and Finance Conmittee, 1973 15~ Revenue Shari.ng, 1972 16. Riverfront Deve1 opment., 1971 17. Riverfront Expressway, 1965 18. Riverfront Project,, 1971 19~ Rodrigu~z Case~ ~ 197l 20. Sewerage and Water Board, 1974 .,.. 1975

Box 114 1, Sheriffs Salary Fund, 1974 2. Ski.d Row, 1976 3. So1 i.d Waste, 1973 & 1978 4. Southern Tour lnc.~ "Vs N.O. . Aviation Board, et a1 . , 1978 5 ~ State Debt Co11ec.ti.on and Expendi.ture, 1973 6. Technical Servi.ce., ' 1976 · 7. Tele.-Conmunication Advisory Group ,, 1973 8~ Tele-Co11111unicati.on Management Corp., 1973 9. Transit Strike, 1975 · 10. u.s. Conference of Mayors, 1972 11. U. S. Conference of Mayors .. Annua1 Meeting, 1975 12 . Urban Economics Issues, 1973 13. Urban Growth and New Conmunity Development, 1970 14. Urban Mass Transportation Act~ 1964 15, Vigor, 1973 16. Wisner Fund, 1972 17~ Wisner Papers, 1973

Series V, Fi.nanci.a1 Records~ ..... l966 .,. 1978, Boxes 115 ... 122, This series inc)udes: app1i.cations, assessments~ auditor•s reports ,.-·annua1 reports ,/ budgets, capi ta1 outlay statements, invoices., receipts.,--requisi.ti.ons and other related material of the city administrative agencies and private businesses. Box 115 L Additiona1 Property Tax Mi'J1age ... Orleans Public Schools, 1974 2.. App1 i.cation for Abatement,/ 1972 3, App1 ication for Abatement, 1973 4. App-1 ication for Abatement, -1973 5. An Ana·lysis of the 1973 Operating Budget_, 1973 6 .,. Assessment VaJuati.on_, N.D .. · 7. Auditor l:s Repor_t _, 1 972 8 Auditor•s Report,/ 1977

-33- Box 116 1. Bid Tabulation - Maintenance Building, Audubon Park Zoo, 1977 2. B1 ock Grant., 1975 3. Board of t~quidation, 1976 ~ 1977 4. Board of Reviewers _ , ~ 1971 - 1972 5. Board of Reviewers . , ~ i N.D. 6. Bond Elections, 1976 7. Bond Issues, 1973 - 1974

Box 117 1. Cable Television, -1973 2. Cablevision, 1970 3. Campaign Material, 1965 4. Capitol Budget (Desire"':' F]orida Area), 1969 .. 1973 5. Capital Improvements., 1963 .,. 1972 · 6. Capital Improvement Program, 1978 .. 1982 7. Central Appraisal Bureau, 1971 .,. 1974 8. City of New Orleans., Adopted Operating Budget, 1977

Box 118 1. City of New Orleans Hea1tb Department, 1972 - 1973 2. City of New Orleans, "" Recorrmended Operati.ng Budget, 1978 3. City of New Orleans., Zero Base Budget Program 1978 4. City Owned Property Under 'Lease, 1970 5, Civil Service Annual Report, 1975

Box 119 1. Corrmuni ty Improvement Agency, Annual Report, 1972 2. Community Improvement Agency, Annual Report:' 1975 .. 1976 3. Corrmunity Improvement Agency, Corrmuni.ty Development, 1977 4, Community Improvement Agency, Data on Ci.ty Areas, N.D. 5. Comparative Monthly Report on Selected Revenues ., 1971 6. Core Area Development District,--'1977 .,.. 1982 7, Council of the Arts for .Chi.1d.ren Budget Request, 1975 8 . Curtis and Dav i s Preservation Study':' -'1973 · 9. Data Base_.,-1.975 10. Department of Welfare., City of New OrJ eans., / 1976 - 1977 11 , Empl oyer [s Retirement System of New OrJ eans:' 1976 ... 1977 12 , Federal Revenue Sharing_, 1972 .,. 1975 13 . French Market Corporation ~ ... 1972 14 , French Market Corporati.on _., 1976 .. 1977

Box 120 1. Finance Department., 1975 ... 1976 2. Fire Fignters • Pension and ReJ ief Funds_, 1976 ... 1977 3, Heal th., Education and Wel fare., /1973 · 4. Housing Authority of New Orleans_, N.D. 5. Housing and Huban Development .... Model Citi.es Closeout Refund , 1978 6. Ideal Personne 1 Budget., Detox-ASU ~ --- 1977 7, Industrial Deve1 opmen·t Board., 19'73 8. Internationa1 Trade Mart., 1972 9. International Trade Mar·t , ·1975 - 1976 10. Judges Financial Impact_, N.D. 11. Lakefront, N.O., 1926 • 1971 12. League of Cities - Conference of Mayors ., Inc, , 1972 & 1974 13. League of Kansas Municipalities., 1974 · 14 . Levee Board, 1971

-34- 15. Loui.siana Department Head Pay-Schedule, 1971 - 1973 16. Louisiana Muni.cipal Association, 1974 17. Louisiana Municipal Association~ · Annua1 NLC Convention, -1975 Box 121 L Louisi.ana Narcotics Re·habilitatton Commissi.on_, 1972 2. Mardi Gras Revenue and Expendttures ~ /1972 · 3. Mayor tandrieu: IAMO Congress, 'Mecle1lin_, columbi.a, 1970 4. Mayor's Capi.ta·l Budget, 1976- 1980 5. Mayor • s Capi.ta1 Budget, 1978 .,. 1982 6. Mayorrs Expenses ~ 1977 7. Mayor's Trips, 1973 - 1976 8. Model Cities Audi.t, 1977 9. National teague oT' Cities, 1974 ... 1975 10. National teague of Citi.es, /1975 11. National teague of Cities~ 1978 12. National teague of Cities, Washington, D,C., / 1978 13. New Orleans Aviati.on Board., 1976 .. 1977 14. New Orleans Economic Outlook, 1975 ... 1976 15. New Orleans Economic Outloo'k, 1976 "' 1981 16. New Orleans International T"rade Bui.ldi.ng Corp., 1973 17. Operating Budget., "General Fund, ·1976 · 18. Orleans Parish tegi.slative Session Budget, 1974 19 , Parkway and Park Commission? 1974 · 20. Police and Fire Salaries, 1972 21. Police Pension Funds of the Ci.ty of New Or']eans, 1976- 1977 22 , Property Tax EquaTi.zati.on_, N.. O.

Box 122 ' 1 .. Pub1 i.e Belt Rail road, 1971 .., 1972 2. Pub1 i.e Servi.ce Careers Program, 19Z3 3. Revenue Shari.ng, 1972 - 1975 4. Revenue Sharing, 1973 5. Revenue Sharing, ·1975 6. Revenue Sharing, 1977 7. Sale Tax Collection, 1973 8. Salute to Robert S. Strauss.,/ 1976 9. Sewerage and Water Board s·tatement., .... 1976 10. Special Assessment Di.stri.cts, .... 1972' & 1974 11. State Appropri ati.on and Budget Requests., "1971 .. 1972 12 . State Revenue Sharfng.,/ 1975 13. State Revenue Sharing:, 1973 .., 1974 14. The Federal Budget and the Ci.ti.es, 1974 15. Tu1 ane University - Scnool of Ar-chitecture, -1973 - 1974 16. United States Conference of Mayors., 1975 ·- 1976

Series VI Addresses, Recommendations,~emarks, Speeches and Statements, 1966 - 1978; Boxes 123 - 129. · This series tnc1udes addresses, recommendations, remarks, speeches, and statements on various subjects relating to the City and United States Conference of Mayors . Box 123 1. A Federal Intermedi.ary for State and 1 ocal Governments, 1977 2. A Nationa-l Economic Policy, 1974 · 3, Acceptance of USCM Presidency_, 1975 4. Administration RefusaJ to Re1ease and Request Urban Funds, 1971 .

-35- 5. Adventurous Navigation~ 1973 6. Akron Cablevision: Ready, Willing and Able~ 1972 7. Annual Conference ~ Boston~ 1975 8. Arthur Young & Company ~ Consulting Service ~ 1975 9. Better School Act~ 1973 10. Big Cities & Financial Problems and Solutions., N.D. 11 .. Bl acl< Leadership in New Orleans, 1\L D ~ · 12. Bourbon and Royal Street MalJs ~ ·1971 13. Budget Rearings, 1973 14 ~ Cable Communications and Cons.umersj) 1972 15. Cable Televison, 1970 16. Cable Television as a Too1 for Soci.a1 Change _, 1972 17. Cable Television - Advisory Group~ 1974 18. Cable Television .. Growth and Future Education, 1971 19.. Can Urban Government Service Modern Technology ~ 1978 20. Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities ~ 1976 21. Candidate for Mayor, 1970 · 22 , CETA Program Status ~ 1976 23 , Cities and the New Federal ism., 1973 24. Ci.ttes Forced to Cut Servi.ces to Meet Fi.scaJ Crunch _, ~.D. 25 , City's Problems, 1975 26 . City's Proposed 18 mi11 ion Bond Issue_, 1.975 27. City's Service Deficit ~ 1971 · 28. Civil Service System ~ 1972 29. Committee on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse _, -1971 30. Community Development, N.D. 31. Community Development and Housing legis] ation~ 1974 32. Community Development Block Grants ~ 1974 · 33 . Community Development Steering Coitmittee., ..... 1974 34. Comprehensive Employment &Trai.ni.ng Act, 1978 35. Congressman ~ 1971 · 36 Contro11 ing Infl ation,-1.974

Box 124 1. Controlling Inflation, 1974 2. Conversion of Bourbon and Roya1 to Pedestrian Ma1 1s~ 1972 3. Crisis of American Cities, ~ 19Z1 ~ 1972 4. Dean Burch Address to National Cab]e T. V. Assoc . , 1971 5. Death of 11 Sharl

-36- Box 125 1. H.A.N.O. Heritage Square, 1977 2. Harmonizing Contemporary Management Approaches with AM .. Values, N.D. 3. Health Sistems Agency., 1976 4. Housing Sub-Corrmittee of the House Banking and Currency Committee., 1973 5. Human Architecture., 1974 6.. Hyde ., El oyde H. ~ 1974 7. Inaugural Address, 1970 & 1974 8. Income Security.., "]975 9. Increasing City Capacity:_ To Use the lntergovernm~nta] System., 1971 10. lncreasi.ng City Capactty: To Use the Intergovernmental System, / 1971 ~ 1972 11. Inter-governmental ReJ at tons i.n Transportation., ' 1975 12. Interstate and Foreign Colllllerce on Public Hea1 th and Environment., 1971 11 11 13. Investing in the 0ther Nation _, .... 1977 14.. Italian - Ameri.can Digest., N.D . . 15. Jimmy Carter, Urban Policy., 1976 16 , Junior Achievement Fund Drive ~ ·1970 17 . tandrieu Statements.,~ 971 18 . Lead Man Effect~ 'Xavi er Uni.versi:ty of'Louisiana_, !\I N.D. 11 11 19 , teague of Ci.ties _, "1974 - · 20. local Government ·and the National Economy., 1974 21. Louisiana's Superdome.,/ 1972 22. Manpower Conference., · 1970 23. Mayor's Budget ~ Five Year Program 1973 ... 1977 24 . Mayor's leadership Institute, Phoeni~ ., Artzona, ..... 1915 25. Mayor's Perspective on Economic Development., 1975 26. Metropolitan and Rural Area Transportation ~ 1974 27 , Milk Price Commission., -1973 28 . National Conference on Inflation, 1974 29. National Footba11 'League, / 1973 · 30. Nat iona1 Hect1 th Insurance., ' 1976 31. National Mode1 Citi.es Conference , / 1971

Box 126 1. National Press Club Address ~ 1975 2. National Urban Coa1 iti on , -1973 3. National Urban Coa1 iti.on., 1974 4. New Construction and Abandonment; Musica;J Choirs in the Housi.ng Sti.ck., 1 977 5. New Or·l eans Excursion Ra i:l road, 1972 6._ New Orleans Economy, - N.D. · 7. New Orleans .Jaycees ,/1972 8.. New Or1 ans Pub1 i c Hea1 to Hospi.t·aJ, · 1:972 .9. Summer Youth Programs., 1971 10 . NLC/ State Municipa11.eague and Development Program., .... T 97_3 11 . PRSA Horn ~lower Award Dinner., 1971 12. Paper Industry Executives, '1971 13. Perspectives on Envi.ronmental Pol i.cty ~ 1974 14 , Po1 icy vs Program i n the '70 '-s, 1910 15. Position Papers: Mayor's Conference on Education ~ N.D. 16. Position Papers~ Mayor's Conference on Education, N.D. 17._ Prices as an A1 ternative to Reorgan-ization, 1977 18 . Problems wi.th the Aging in Urban America., 1971

-37- 19. Processing of Foreign Surfa~e M~i 1 ~ 1973 20. Property Tax Proposal ~ 1973 21. Protecting the P.ub'J ic Interest in Cable TeJevi.sion, N.D. 22. Public Service Emp1oyment 1- egi . s1~tion, 1971

Box 127 1. Rann 2 Symposium~ 1976 2. Refinancing of Superdome Bonds, N.D. 3. Resolutions on 1974 Amendments to Fair 1-abor Standards Act ~ 1974 4. Revenue Sharing, / 1911 ~ 1974 5. Revenue Sharing, 1915 6. Self.... Governing Neig1Jborhoods a,s an Emergin_g Unit of . Commerce~ 1977 7. Senate Committee on Bank i ng -"/ .Housing, ..... and .Urb~n Affairs, 1977 8. Senate Foreign Rel ations Con:mtttee, 1976 9. Senate Subcommi.ttee on Intergovernmental Relations, 1973 10. Solid Waste Management ~ 1974 11. Solving Transportati.on Problems in Our Federal System •• • 1977 12. Soutnwestern Region ~ Democratic Plateform Committee~ 1972 13 , State and 'Local Government Conference on InfJation, 1974 14 State of tne City Address, 1.973 - 1917 ·

Box 128 1. Subcommittee on Economi·c Deve1 opment ••.. • 1977 2. Subcommi.ttee on HUD., Space, Science~ -·veterqns, 1973 3.. Tax Equa1 ization~ 1966 · · · 4. Tax Equalizati.on , .....- 1971 5. Tax Incentive for Urban Industri.aJ 'Location or Expansi.on, 1976 6. Tax Pol icy and Urban Conservati . on ~ 1974 · 7. Targeting Deve'lopment Funds on Urban Hardship, 1.9Tl 8. The Case Against State Regu1ation._, f97.2 9. Tile Economic Crisis and the."Blacl< Con1Ttuhi .ty : A Call for Actidn_, ' 1974 · · 10 . The E"nergy Crisi.s and the Cities, N.D .. 11 .. The Federal Role in Env'i.ronmental Hea,·l th, ·1973 12 . The Future of Citi¢s,),1977 · 13. The Mayor as 'Leader, ~ 975 14 , The Peop1es of the South;·'Heri.tages and Futures, 197.6 15. The Problems of the Aged in tbe City of New Or leans, 1972 16. The Role of tne State i.n Supporting City Stabi.J tty and Neighborhood ·Growth, 1977 17 . The Public's Dividend., 1970 18 ~ The Sewer Moratorium as a Technique of Growth Contro1 and Environmental Protection, --- 1973 19, - The State of the Citi.es and· a ChaTlenge to the Nation • s Governments, 1973 20 . Time to Stop the Disintegrati.on., .-- 1975 21. Transit Strike, ·1975 22. Transportation Committee, -1974 23. Transportation Research Bo~rd, - 1975 24. Tulane University•s Footbal l Teams, 1971

-38~ Box 129 1. Twenty .. fo.urth National .Armed Robbery Conference, 197.1 2, Twenty-Sixth Mississippi. Valley World Trade Conference., 1971 . 3. Urban Conservation, 1974 4. Urban Conservation: An Aid to Thoughtful Action, 1974 5. Urban Conservation and the Impact of Federal Tax Policy On Cities., 1977 6. Urban Economics ~ 1974 7. Urban Economics Conditions and Recommendati.ons for Action, 1975 8 •. Urban Ideo1 ogy, 1974 9, .Urban Reinvestment Task force,., 197Z 10 ~ Urban Transportation linkages & Impact on .Urban Conservatfon~ / 1974 11. University .. City Rel ati..ons :. From Coexi..stance to Cooperation, ' 1973 12. USCM 44th Annual Meeting, / 1976 13. USCM .. Environment Commi.ttee., -1974 14. Waste Management Tec~nd]dgy and Resource and Energy Recovery, ' 1975 15 .. Welfare Reform, 1977 16. We·l fare Reformj·"But Not AJ one ,/ 1977 17. Wi.lmington ,.... De1eware Conference,, 1.975 18., Woodrow Wi:1 son Conference, '1977

Series VII Evaluations., ' Goals., Plans, Programs, Projects, -Reports, " and Studies, 1966 - 1978, Boxes 130 ~ 146 , This series includes evaluations, goa1s,, p1ans., programs, pro ... jects, reports, and studies concerningcity operations and activities and to a lesser extent activities relating to the United States Conference of Mayors.

· Box 130 1. Abandoned Housing, 1973 2. Affirmative Action, 1972 ~ 1974 3. Air and Water Qua1 i.ty Ana:1ysi.s, / 1977 4, Air Rights Study, 1968 5.. Airport Envi·ronmenta1 and Site Ev.aJuati.on, l:971 .... 197.3 6. All i.ed Services Case Study., 1973 · 7 .. Americans For a Working Economy,, 1977 8. American Revo1uti.on Bicentenni~1 Commission, 1973 9. An Affirmative Action Program for New Orleans, N.D.

Box 131 1. Annual Report of the Mayor., ·1972 "" 1973 2. Application for Hea1th Systems Agency, ' 1976 3 ~ Armstrong Park ~ 'Lagoon System, ' 1975 4, Arts CounciJ Repo·rt_, 1 973 5. Audubon Park Zoo, ' l971 ~ 1978 6. BGE Paper on Property Taxati.on, 1973 7. Bourbon Street Survey,N.D. 8. Brechtel and Pontcnartrain Gdlf Courses, 1974 9. Broadband Cab1e .,.. Pontcbartrai.n New Town, 1.972 10. Business Community and Public Schoo1s, Memphis, 1977 11. CADD, CIA, GMR, ·1975 . 12. CBD, GMP, 1974

-39- Box 132 1. CBD Development~ 1974 2. CBD Master Plan, ·JN. D. 3. CBD Revitalization~ N.D~ 4. CBD Street 'Lightening, 1973 5. CBD Street tightenin~, 1974 ~ 1975 6. CBD Zoning~ / 1974 ~ 1975 7. CETA~ 1974 8~ CETA Title l Grant AppJ ication? · l9TZ 9~ CIA Reports~ 1974 10 , Cable Communication Service_, N.D. 11.. Cable Television? /1970 ~ 71 12. Cable Television? "1972

Box 133 1. Cable Television for the United Nations ., ~ 197.3 2. California Redeve1 opment ·taw, ~ 1974 · 3. Canal Street Improvement?-1977. 4. Cani zaro_, Joseph C, Interests? ' 1977 5. Capacity Analysis and Parking Study, 1975 6. Census Report {N •.0., 'la. ).,-·1 970 7 .. Central Area .,. Growth Ma·nagement Program_, 1974 8 .. Centra1 Business District.., / 1972 · 9. Central Business District., -'1974 10. Cities and the Nations Disposal Crisis, 1973 11.. City of N~D. Management Retreat, 1973 12. City Planning_, 1976 · 13. Coli.seum Square,N.D. 14. Commission on Delegate Se-)ection and Party Str.ucture_, 1973 15. Committee on Judiciary? ~ 1973 16. Communications Problems and Prospects? 1975

Box 134 1, Community and Economic Deve1 opment, 1977 2, Community Deve1 opment,/ 1973 3. Community Development, 1975 4. Community Development Areas? ~.D .. 5. Community Deve1 opment Concepts and 'Local Responses_?/ 1975 6. Community Improvement Agency,, / 1973 7. Community Improvement Agency Status Report, 1971 8. Community Improvement Agency Deve1 opment Plan, ·1975 9. Community Improvement7Core Area Development Plan, 1974 10. Comparative of the Nation • s fifty 1 argest Cities_, 1973 11. Comprellensive Manpower Plan,-1974 12 ... Conference of Democratic Mayors• Meeting,/ 1974 1_3, Confrontation of Deatl), N.D. ·

Box 135 1.. Constituti.on of 'louisiana, 1973 2 .. Consulting Services.., / 19t3 3. Core Area Development District., -1974 4 .. Core Area Development District, ~ l976 5. Core Area Development District PJan)/ 1976 .,.. 1978 6. Corporate Response to the Urban Crisis, 1977 7. Council of Universfties, 1969 · 8. Criminal Justi.ce Coordinating Council, 1974 9, Cu1 tural Resources Committee .. Metropo1 Han Survey, N.D. 10 , Curtis and Davis, 1974

-40- 11 Data Base Action Requirements_, 1975 12 . Data Base Directove, ...... l975 13.. Data Base Related Projects .. Inventory_, ~ 1974

Box 136 1. Elderly Housi.ng in New Orleans~ 1972 2. Economic S.urvey and Market Analysis ~ 1968 3. Eight Congressi.ona1 ... CHY Conference ~ / 1974 4. Energy Pol icy for the New Coal iti.on_,/ 1974 5, En vi ronmenta1 Heal) t1J se·r vi.ce and s·tra tegy, 1972 - 1977 6. Equal Opportunity Pr ogram/Affirmative Action Plan_, -1975 7.. Excess of Rea1 Property_,/l 972 8. Federa1 ..-Ai.d Highway 1-egisl ati.on., '1974 - 1976 9. Federa1 Regu1atfons of Cable Te1.evision, N.D. 10. Finance and Taxation Committee" 1973 11. General Revenue Shari.ng Reci.pient Governments..., 197.3 12. Growth Management Program.,--1974 · 13. Growth Management Development Di str i.ct}CBD, ·1975 14. Growth Management Program ... Poydras7Riverfront Area, 1975 15. Growth Management Program,, ...... l974 .,. 1975 Box 137 1. HUD ... Admini strati.ve "Housing Needs:) 1977 2, Health Systems Agency ,.... 1976 3.. Highway and Transportati.on, 197.3 4 ~ Historic Preservation - Conservation Study, 1973 5. Historic Districts ~11 974 6. Housing., 1973 · 7. Housing and Preservation Study., -1973 8. Housing and Urban Development, 1974 9. Housing and Urban7Po1 i cy Development & Research? 1974 10. Housing and Uban Study ... Hi.stori.c Di.strict_, ....- 1974 11. Housing Study, -1971 12. Human Re1ati.ons Committee:) 1974 13. Human Relations Committee ·Specia'J Report,--1,970 14 , Impact of the Federal Budget on Cities, 1977 15. Industri'al Deve1 opment Board, 1973 16. Institute of Pol iti.cs i.n New Orleans, 1975 17. International Conference of Pol ice Associ.ation., 1974 18 . International Trade Mart., 1972 Box 138 1. Joe W. Brown Memorial Park Deve'J opment Plan,...- 1971 2. Labor Relations , ...... 1971 .... 1.972 3. Legis1ative Pr6gram 1970 4. Legislative Status Report., '1977 5. literary Material - NLC; VSCI:f :_ NACO_, 1974 6. local Coa·l iti_on Tasl< Force_, ---N VC _, 1'973 7. Louis Armstrong Memorial Park~ 1973 8. louisiana Department of 'Highways , N.D. 9. Louisiana Narcotic Rehabi1 itati6n Commissi.on, 1972 10 , louisiana Mun i cipal Association,/ 1971 · 11. Lower Ninth Ward Community Improvement Area, 1973 Box 139 1. Mailing List,...- 1973 2. Main laFrentz & Co . - Management Comments, 1977 3. Management Retreat (N .. o., 1-a . ), ·197_3 · 4. Mayor's Ad Hoc Committee on Motion Pictures, 1973

-41- 5. Mayor•s Council of Universities (197?) 6. Mayor•s Council of Universities - Status Report, 1973 7. Mayor •s Criminal Justice Coordinating Council~ 1974 8. Mayor•s Housing Committee ~ / 1971 9. Mayor•s Housing Committee.,-/1973 10. Mayor•s Action Report.,..san francisco ~ 1973 11. Meet The Press, 1971 12. Mid.,.City Development P'l an !) :N.D. 13~ Military Pol icy and Budget Pri.orities, / 1975 14 , Mississippi. Riverbridge Autnority_,/1974 .,. 1975 15. National Conference of Pemocr&tic Mayors-Miami., /1975 16 , Nationa1 Conference of Democrati.c Mayors; Atl&ntic, · New Jersey, N.D. Box 140 1. National league of Ci.ti.es,_,...- "_(1973?) 2. National teague of Citi.es., -- 1978 3. National teague of Ci.ti.es Nomin&ti.ng Committee_, 1972 4. Nationa1 Municipal Pol i:cy Boa.k1ets, 1973 & 1974 5. National Municipal Po1 icy, 1975 · 6. National Urban Coalition, 1973 ~ 1976 7. National Urban Coalition, 1976 8. Nati ona1 Urban Coa1 it ion, Conmunity Development, 1974 9, Nati onal Urban Po1i.cy, 1977 10 ~ National Reso.urces a net Environment, /1973 11... Neighborhood Conservation and New Development_, N.D. 12. New Moon Over Old New Orleans, 1971 · 13. New Orleans Air Rights StLidy, -"1 967 14. New Orleans Centra'l Area Growth Management Program_, 1973 Box 141 1. New Orleans Cul tura·l Resources Committee_, 1973 2. New Orleans 'Lakefront Deve1opment Committee, 1971 3. New Orleans~ ta. Assessment of the Management System_, 1977 4~ New Orleans., --ta . Management Retreat ;~'1973 · 5. New Orl ean·s -P'ub

Box 142 1. Poat.,- "Marwi.ct, Mi tche11 & Co., 1972 2. Pon.tchartrain New Town Charter"'l974 3. Poydras Park Sculpture Pl &ns._, 1971 4. President • s We1 fare Programj -'2 977 5.. Property Tax Equal i.zatfon, -'1966 6 .. Property Tax Equalization, ·T972 7.. Pub1 ic Improvement Progr.am,/ 1974 8, Public Improvement program, 1974

-42- 9. Rand - Kettering Study, 1977 10 .. Real ignment of Executive Staff Duties_, 1973 & 1975 11, Redeve1 opment Commission_ _, .... 1978 12. Revenue Sharing" 1974

Box 143 1. Revenue Sharing_, 1975 2. Revenue Sharing, (N. 0 . ) _, -'1975 3. Revenue Sharing in Twertty.,.stx toea') Governments, 1975 4. Revenue Studies., 1966; 1970; 1973-1974 5. Revi.talization of the Ci.ty,· 1972 6. River {Mississippi.) Study_, 1-972 7. San Diego Conference,/ 1974 8 . Senior Ci.tizens, 1972 ~ 1974 9. Senior Citizens ... Orleans and Jefferson ("1971 10. Senior Citizens .,. Or1eans Parish, 1971 ·

Box 144 1. Sewerage and Water Board, / 1974 2. Sewerage and Water Boar:d., · 1976 3. Sewerage and Water Board, Pub1 ic Opinion Survey, 1975 4. Skid Row., N.D. 5. Solid Waste Plan, 1976 ~ 1980 6. St. Char1es Ave . Preservation Study,N.D. 7. State and toca1 Government Conference on Inflation., 1974 8. State of the Ci.ty (NLC), 1974 9. Systemic Planning for Very Complex Systems_, - 1968 10 •. Tax Incremental Fi.nancing for .Urba,n De vel opmen_t, -" 1974 11. The Better Communi.ties Act,..-- l 973

Box 145 1. The Comprehensive Planning and Community Deve1 opment Capacities, 1973 2. The Economic Summit and tbe Cities, 1974 3. The Energy Shortage;_ Another Urban Cri.sis, 1973 4. The GMP - P1 anning with a Purpose, ·1974 · 5. The Impact of Federal Pol i.cies on Urban Fiscal Conditions., 1977 6. The Mayor • s Economi.c Deve1 opment Committee., 1975 8. The State of the City" · 1974 9. The Tax System: Consequences for .Urban Policy, ·1977 10 , Total Community Action., {1972?) 11. Trans .... City Expressway_, · 197.3

Box 146 1. U.S. Conference of Mayors .... Denver_, / Col orac!o _, 1970 2. U. S. conference of Mayors .,. .Midwinter Meeting_, 1975 3. U.S ~ Conference of Mayors ~ Six Standing Committees, 1974 - 1975 4. U.S. Conference of Mayors- Work Plan,- 1974 "" 1975 5. United States Energy Policies, · 1975 · 6. Urban Factors and Human Needs,/ 1974 7. Urban Issues., 1976 8. Urban Renewal Operations., 1973 9. Urban Transportation He-aring Conducteo,..--·1.975 10. Warehouse District Study, ~ 975 11. Warehouse District Studey~ N.D. 12. Washington Square Renovation ~ Marigny Fa-ubourg_, N.D.

-43- 13. Welfare Reform, 1977 14. What Mayors Want - San Francisco ~ 1973 15. World Trade and Exposition Center Study ~ 1977

Series VII I Bulletins., Minutes, Newsletter_s" Newsre1eases and Pro .. ceedings, 1966 - 1978, Boxes 147 ~ 157. This series incJ udes· material on social po1 itical_, and economic activities in New Orleans and to a 'lesser e)_(tent at the State and National 1eve1.

Box 147 1. Adult Service Committee_,/ 1974 2. Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations ~ 1912 · 3. Alfred P. Sloan Foundation_, / 1970 4. Archbishop Makarios of .Cyprus, '1977 5. Arts for Chll dren.:' 1974 6. Bicentennia1 Cities, 197.5 7. Bicentenni a1 Commission_, 1974 8 ~ Broadband, 1972 9. Bureau of Drug Affairs~/ 1974 10. Bureau of Governmental Research_, 1970 "" l973 11. Bureau of Governmental Research_, /1 977 12 . CBD Preservation Study Committee_, 1976 - 1977. 13. CBD Zoning Meeting,/ 1975 · 14. Cable Bib1iography 15. Cable Cast, 1973 16. Cable Information~ 1973 17 . Cable News, 197.1 & 197.4 18 . Cable Te'levi.sion Information Center, · 1975 19. Cactus News·l etter, / 1977

Box 148 1. Campaign Insignt, 1973 2. Central Area Counc i:J., '1976 3. Charter Revi:si.on Coimnitte.e_, -1 976 4. City Counct1 ,~ "1972. & 1978 5. City Health Offi.cers News_, 1970 .. 1977 6. City Perspective, 1974 7. City Planning Commission_, /1970 & l973 8. Community Deve1 opment Council_, -- 1973 9. Con Con L7J, Reading Committee ~, 1973 10. Congressional Box Score, 1973 - 1974 11.. Congressional Reports, --"1973 ... 1974 12. Constituti.onal Convention ..,. Reading Committee _, "1973 13. Core Area Development District, 1'976 . 14. Core Area Deve1 opment Districts ,Colllllission., 1975 15. Corporation for Public Broadcasting ~ 1970 16. Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, 1975

Box 149 1. Criminal Justi.ce Coordin~ting Co.unci'] _., / 1976 ..,. 197.8 2. Department of Finance ~ · --1; 976 3. Design and Aesthetic Review Commi.ttee_, · 1972 - 1973 4. Democratic Advisory CounciJ _, -- 1974 5. Democratic National Committee, 1984 6. Downtown Idea Exchange_, 1977 7. Economic Devel opment Conference,- 1977 8. Edison lace Ceremony,, 1973 9. Eight Congressional - City Conference,-- 1974 10. Energy Crisis_, 1974 11. Environmental Protection Agency, 1978 --44- 12 . Executive Staff Meeting ~ 1975 13. Federal Communication Commission ~ 1969 ~ 1972 14 . Focus ~ 1973 15 . Ford- Foundation t etter? 1972

Box 150 1. Gary Beals ~ 1974 2. Governor's Revenue Shari. ng Corrmittee ~ 1973 3. Growth Management Program 1974 · 4. Growth Management Program"-'1974 5, Growth Management Program~ , '~ l974 ..,. 1975 6. Growth Mangement Program, Executive Committee ~ 1973 7. Growth Management Program ~ Notes_, 1973 8.

Box 151 L Hall Talk~ 1977 2, Handgun Control ~ 1975 3. Health ~ Education and Welfa r e ~ 1973 4. Historic District 'L andmark Corrmission ~ 1975 5. Housing and Urban Development~ 1974 6 . Human Relations Committee ~ ~ 1975 7. Industrial Deve1 opment Bond" ' 1973 8. Industrial Development Bond ~ /Board of Dir ectors_, 1973 9. International "Hotel Meeting., / 1973 10 . International Trade Mart~ 'Board of Di rectors, --- 1973 11 . Issues Presented to President Gerald R. Ford, 1974 12 . Ita1 ian Piazza, -'1 973 13 . Jackson Square Mal1 , "1976 14 Joi.nt Economic Committee/ 1977 15 . Joint Subcommittee on Problems of the Aging, 1974 16 L..V. O. Cable, 1973 17 . tabor-Management Re1 ati.ons Service, 1970 - 1974 18. Legacy of Parks ~ N.D. · 19 . Legislative Action Committee, 1971 - 1973 20. Louisiana Cable T, V. Systems Summary, --- N.D. 21. Louisiana Commi.ssion on Intergoverninenta:l !{elations_, 1975 22 . Louisiana Municipal Association ~ / 1971 23 . louisiana Municipal Association,/ 1974 24 . Louisiana 'Legislative Co_unci1 _, 1 974 25. Management Task Force, 1: 973 · 26 . Mardi ·Gras Advisory Corrmittee,' 1972 27 . Mayor rs Council of Economist~, - 1975 28 , Mayor • s 'Leadership I.nstitut~_, ..:"1975 29 . Mayor's Action Committee on Drug Abuse ~ /1972 30 . Metropol itan Area Committee ~ 1969 - 1971 Box 152 1. Moon Landrieu, "1966 - 1970 2. National Cable Television Association, - 1.971 3. National Cable Te-·levision Associatio·n Convention ~ 1973 4. National Center for Resource Recovery ,~ 974 5. National Center for Resource Recovery,/ 1975 6. National Council for Urban Economic Devel opment, 1977 7. National Forum on Handgun Control , -1975 8 . .. National League of Cities ~ Actibn Call , 1975 9. National 'League of Ci ties,/ Board of Directors, 1972 ~ 1974

-45- Box 153 1. National league of cities,,.Board of Directors~ 1974 2. National league of Cities~ /Board of Directors~ 1975 3. National 'League of Cities.,.- Board of Directors ~ ~ 977 4.. National 'League of Cities., ·committee Report~ 1'975 5. National 'League of Cities, , ~evenue Sharing Task Force., '1975 6. National league of CitiesJUSCM~ 1972 - 1977 7 .. National league of Cities, ·washington Report~ 1975 8. National league of Cities.,,.Was1lington Report., '1977

Box 154 1, National Urban Coal it ion<:' '1973 2. National Urban Coalition~ Steering Colllllittee, 1975 3. National Urban CoalitiDn ~ - steering Committee Meet­ ing, 1973 4. National Urban Coalition.,,.Steering Committee Meeting, 1977 5. Network., 1973 6. New Orleans Bicentennial., 1975 7. New Orleans Central Area Growfh Management, 1973 8. New Orleans Council of Educational Institutions for Telecommunications, '1973 9. New Orleans Cul tura1 Resources Committee, 1973 10. New Or1eans Economic Outlool<, -1976 -· 1981 11 . New Orleans Public Relations Office,' 1970 ~ 1975 12 . New Orleans Pub1 ic Relations Office .., "1976

Box 155 1. New Orleans Publ fc Relations Office, 1976 2. New Orleans Public Re-lations Office, 1 976 3. New Orleans Public Relations Office,-1977- 1978 4. New Orleans Public Relations Service,, 1974 5. Office of Revenue Sharing, ·1973 6. Orleans levee Board, 1973 7. Parkway and Parl< Commission, ' 1973 8 . Police Department., -1971 9. Practicing law Institute, 1973 10. Public Access Mai:ling 1 List 11 . Public Affairs Researcn Bul1ettn., ·1971 12. Public Healtn and Welfare~/ N.D. 13. Rann S . ., 1976

Box 156 1. Recovery I, 1974 2. Revenue Sharing Bu1letin :'~ 973 - 1975 3. Revenue Sharing Bulletin,., 1974 - 1975 4. Revenue Sharing Program 1975 5. Reveille., 1973 ~ 1975 6. Rex Organization~ 1971 ~ 1973 7. School Library Cooperation,., "1973 8. Skid Row, 1975 9. Sign Amortization Ad Hoc Committee~ 1974 10. Social Advisory Committee,,,.1971 11. Social Advisory Committee,.,"1971 12. Super Bowl VI

-46- 13. Super Bowl Task Force ~ 1972 14. Symposium on Urban Renewal, 1967 15. Telecommunication Advisory Group ~ 1973 16 . Telecommunications Advisory Group ~ 1973 17. The Mayor ~ 1972 - 1977 Box 157 1. The New Coalition? 1973 2. The New Coalition ~ 1974 3. Time Leadership Conference ~ 1976 4. Trade Winds ~ 1977 5. United Cable Television Corporation, 1974 6. United State Conference of Mayors, 1975 7. United State Conference of Mayors, Cable T.V., 1971 8. United State Conference of Mayors ~ Chicago and Washington~ 1976 9. United State Conference of Mayors ~ Executive Committee, 1975 10. United State Conference of Mayors, Fortieth Annual Conference ~ 1972 11. United State Conference of Mayors, Executive Committee, 1975 12. United State Conference of Mayors, Standing Committees, 1976 13. United States Commission on Civil Rights, 1973 14. United States Department of Commerce, 1977 15. Vieux Carre Commission, 1970 16. Vieux Carre Commission, 1971 1- 1973 17. Vieux Carre Task Force, 1970 18. Washington Analysis, 1973 - 1974 19. White House, 1971 - 1977 20. Woodrow Wilson Conference, 1977

-47- Scrapbooks

January - July, 1971 1. This scrapbook subjects includes: Black Politics ~ Community Development, Council Remap, Health Complex~ Housing~ Magri Incident, Property Tax, Revenue Sharing, Street Program, Superdome, Transit Strike, Uptown Bridge, Water Rates, P.A.N.O. August - December, 1971 2. This scrapbook subjects includes: Blacks in City Government, Civil Service, Council Reapporation, Cuban New Orleans Flight~ Health Plan ., Industrial Potential, Longshoremen Strike ~/ Police Pay Raise, Prison Inmates, Super­ bowl XVI, Superdome, Tourism, Uptown Bridge ~ Water Rate Hike and related matters . January 1972 - February, 1973 3. This scrapbook subjects includes: Aging ~ Blacks in City Government., Blue Law, Cable Television, Civil Service., Council Proposed Eleven Member, Ed­ ucation, Governor•s Race, Jazz-Heritage Festival., labor~ Longshoremen•s Strike, Mahalia Jackson, M. L. King Birthday Observance~ Revenue Sharing, Sewerage and Water Board Rate Hike., State Welfare Probe~ Superdome., Uptown Bridge, and related matter. March - July, 1973 4. This scrapbook subjects includes: Aging Council ., Black Politics, Constitu­ tional Convention t ' Council Reapportionment ., Federal-Aide to City, Housing, Longshoremen Strike, Model Cities Health Cl inic, Medical Complex~ Nixon Budget Cuts, Police, Prison Reform~ Property Tax Plan ., Revenue Sharing, Sewerage and Water Board Fluoridation, Superdome Transportation, and re- 1ate d rna t te r . August 1973 - April, 1974 5. This scrapbook subjects includes: Apartment Market., Constitutional Convention, Council Reapportion., Family Health Foundation Probe ., -'french Market Develop­ ment., Health Plan, Louis Armstrong Park., Mardi Gras Security., Mayoral Race, New Orleans East Zoning, Nixon Visit., Pol i.ce Pay P-lan, -Property Tax . Sewerage and Water Board, Superdome., Unempl oyment., ' Vigor ., and rel ated matter . May - August, 1974 6. This scrapbook subjects includes : Airport Expansion , Central Business District Study, Family Health Foundation ., Housing, Italian Plaza., Magri Issue., Mississi­ ppi River Bridge _, Model Cities_, New Orleans Pub1 ic Service~ Inc . ., Parkchester, Pol ice Association of New Orleans_, Revenue Sharing Fund, Superdome, Utility Hike, Water Rates., -and related matter. September - December ., 1974 7. This scrapbook subjects includes: Airport Expansion ,/ Central Business District Preservation, Family Health Foundation, 1L ouis Armstrong Park, Mississippi River Bridge, New Orleans Drinking Water, New Orleans Public Service, Inc . , Parkchester Reapportionment, Rivergate, /Sewerage and Water Board, Solid Waste, Superdome ., Transit Service, 'Transit Subsidy~ / and rel ated matter.

-48- January - May~ 1975 8. This scrapbook subjects includes: Black Politics~ Central Business District~ Family Health Foundation~ Louis Armstrong Park~ Milne Home~ New Orleans Drinking Water~ New Orleans Employment~ New Orleans Public Service Inc.~ Revenue Sharing, Superdome~ Superport~ and related matters. June - December, 1975 9. This scrapbook subjects includes: Civil Service~ French Market, Family Health Foundation~ Housing, Industrial Growth~ Louis Armstrong Park, New Orleans Public Service Inc., New Orleans Zoo Expansion, Parkchester, Police Pay Hike~ Revenue Sharing~ Sewerage and Water Board~ Sound and Light, Southern Organization For Unified Leadership~ Superdome~ Super­ dome Security~ Inc.~ Transit Unemployment~ Water Clean-up and related matter. January - June, 1976 10. This scrapbook subjects includes: Airport Expansion~ Council Redistrict­ ing Plan. Historic Districts~ Housing Labor, New Orleans Police Department, New Orleans Public Service, Inc., Orlandia Project~ Property Tax~ Revenue Sharing, Sewerage and Water Board, Superdome~ Superdome Service~ Inc.~ Water Rate.

July - December~ 1976 11. This scrapbook subjects includes: Black Politics~ Central Business District Zoning, Council Remap~ Manpower Program~ Martin luther King Statue, New Orleans Public Service, Inc., New Orleans Zoo Expansion~ Police Association of New Orleans, Sewerage and Water Board, Transit, Utility., Waste System.

-49- INDEX*

Aged, 35-1, 35-16, 36-13, 43-5, 44-2, 128-13, 136-1; See Federal Programs, Revenue Sharing, and Series VII Affirmative Action, 43-1, 43-2, 46-11, 71-5, 130-2, 130-9, 136-6, 144-5; See Fire Department, Police Department, and Revenue Sharing AFL-CIO, 23-8, 51-1, 68-1, 80-16, 124-1, 138-2; See Labor Airport, 77-1 to 7; See Aviation Board and New Orleans International Airport. Alcoholism, 7-1, 9-4, 9-8, 43-3, 43-17 Alioto, Joseph L., 123-4, 123-32, 128-2 Amtrak, 77-12; See Transportation Arata, Blake G., 70-3 to 5; See Subseries on City Officials and Public Safety Armstrong Park, 14-10, 15-1, 20-6, 19-3, 19-4, 19-5, 20-6, 20-10, 22-6, 107-4 to 6, 138-7; See Subseries Community Development and Cultural Activities · Armstrong~ Thomas J., 77-17 _ Aviation Board, 7/-8 to 10, 79-7, 79-8; See New Orleans International Airport and Transportation Beals, Alan, 62-12~ 63-6, 63-7, 63-8; See National League of Cities Berault, Warren L., See boxes 8-11; 12-14, 49-26 Better School Act of 1973~ 123-9 Bicentennial Commission, 35-2 Black Politics, 5-2, 5-3, 5-4, 14-8, lS-12, 1-13, 27-1, 33-7, 127-5, 128-9; See Scrapbooks 1 and 8 Block Grant Program, 11-8, 53-11, 62-8, 67-14, 68-3, 108-12, 110-16, 123-30, 123-32, 134-1 to 5; See Community Development Boggs, Lindy, 8-4, 11-8, 15-1, 19-1, 22-14, 23-4, 27-4, 35-12, 35-13, 35-14, 43-19, 42-2, 44-13, 44-14, 53-18, 56-17, 79-4, 123-35 ~radley, Tom, 64-14, 65-7, 65-8; See National League of Cities Brehm, Stuart, See boxes 47- and 48; also, Sewerage and Water Board Bureau of Governmental Research, 7-27 Cable TV, See boxes 3-6; 107-13 to 14, 111-6, 117-1, 117-2, 123-5, 123-6, 123-14 to 18, 124-20, 128-8, 132-10 to 12, 133-l, 14/-14 to 18, 152-2, 152-3. Califano, Joseph A., 7-7, 44-13, 45-2; See Health, Education and Welfare. Canizaro, Joseph C., 7-22, 7-23, 8-1, 9-4, 9-5, 10-15, 12-4, 12-14, 14-16, 49-12; See Core Area Development Dis~rict Carter, Jimmy, 53-9, 56-17, 65-1, 65-16, 66-7, 123-13

*Notation following index indicates box number and folder location.

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Carter, James C., 5-i, 3-7, 6-4; See Loyola University CATV Regulations, 3-3, 3-6, 5-13, 6-3, 6-4, 109-14 to 195, 136-9 CBD Demolition Moratorium, 7-22, 7-L3 Central Business District, 7-22, 10-16, 10-17, 10-19, 14-16, 107-15, 108-1, 110-3, 132-1 to 6, 133-8~ 133-9; See Historic Districts Central Business District Reforms~ 7-27, 10-15, 10-18, 12-14, 147-12, 147-13

Centroport, 108-2 CETA, 20-5, 35-21, 43-5, 43-8, 114-13, 44-14, 54-4, 62-9, 64-12, 65-16, 66-2, 66-8, 67-14, 67-17, 68-2~ 68-14, 69-16, 123-22, 123-34, 132-7, 132-8 Chamber of Commerce, 7-1, 7-22, 9-7, 9-8, 9-9, 9-16, 10-3, 10-15, lU-16, 10-17, 1 I 0-18, 113-1 0 City Budget, 105-6 to 9 City Council, 27-12, 27-13, 27-16 to 18, 28-7, 28-12 to 17, 31-6, 31-10, 31-11, 32-10, 32-11

Civil Rights Act, 11-7, 15-12, 31-8, 65-13, 65-17, 66-2, 67-1, 79-1, 137-13; See Affirmative Action and NAACP Civil Service, 108-8 to 9 Collier, Wayne A.,lO- 3,10-15,10-18,11-2,12-13,13-6,15-4,16-5,36-1, 36-9, 38-4, 40-14, 49-16, 49-17, 50-4 Community Improvement Agency, 8-15 to 18, 9-9, l0-6~ 10-17, 10-18, 14-2, 108-13 to 14, 134-6 to 9, 142-1; See Community Development Act Conference of Mayors, 108-16; See Subseries on Mayor's Office

Connick, Harry, 37-5; See Subseries Elected Officials and Public Safety Copelin, Sherman N., 15-14, 19-8 Consumer Protection, 36-1 Core Area Development District, 9-4, 9-5, 9-6, 9-7~ 9-8, 9-9, 10-17, 10-18, 12-14, 108-20, 109-1, 109-2, 134-9, 135-3 to 6, 148-13, 148-14 Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, 6-3

Curtis and Davis, 8-2, 9-13, 11-2, 13-6 Denning, Bernadine, 46-11, 71-5, 107-11; See Affirmative Action Desire Area Community Council, 9-15, 9-16, 15-4 Dillard University, 26-8, 55-5 Duplantier, A.J., 49-6

Duvernay, Terrence R., 8-6, 8-17, 9-4, 9-5, 9-8, 9-16, 10-3, 11-7, 11-8, 11-10,12-15,13-12,14-3,14-9,15-1,15-10,19-3,20-1,20-6,21-5, 36-6, 41-6, 43-1, 43-3, 43-4, 43-8, 44-1, 44-6, 45-1, 45-2, 46-10, 46-12, 48-18, 49-17, 36-21, 75-5, 105-6 Economic Development Council, 10-3, 10-4 Economic Po·licy, l23.;2, 146-5 Emergency Housing Act, 66-2 Emergency Jobs and Special Unemployment Assistance Act~ 64-5

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Energy Cris ·is~ 128-10~ 136-4~ 145-3, 149-10 Environmental Protection Agency, 65-15, 73-1, 128-11, 149-11 Education, 16-5, 20-11, 42-4, 110-1, 115-1, 126-15~ 126-16, 145-5, 154-8; See Subseries on Education Edwards, Edwin, 23-10, 40-1, 45-1, 46-10~ 79-4, 80-16, 80-17 Fair Labor Standard Act, 11-7, 62-7, 64-5, 64-14~ 127-3

Family Health Foundation, 44-6, 44-7 Federal Communication Commission, 5-12 Federal Programs, 19-3; See Subseries Federal Programs and Legislative Matters & Health and Human Resources Fennell, Otis, 10-3 Financial Correspondence, boxes 105-106, 110-21

Fire Department~ 17-8, 36-3 to 5, 37-13, 36-14, 43-13; 70-5, 71-5, 112-17, 112-18; See Affirmative Action, Civil Service~ and Revenue Sharing Fitzmorris, James E., Jr., 10-4, 29-7, 77-9, 79-4, 80-2 Food Distribution Program~ 44-12, 44-13; See Food Stamp Program Food Stamp Program, 66-2, 66-7 Fosco, Peter, 124-1

Francis, Norman C., 6-4, 10-4, 15-13, 23-10, 55-4, 55-5; See Xavier Univer- sity Free Southern Theater, 6-3 French Market Corporation, 109-20 to 22; See Scrapbooks 5 and 9 Gagliano, Anthony J., 5-6, 7-1~ 7-28, 8-1, 8-16~ 8-17, 9-3, 9-4, 9-5, 9-6,9-7,9-8,9-9,9-13,10-5,10-6,10-15,10-16,10-17,10-18, 10-19, 11-4, 11-7, 12-3~ 12-10, 12-14, 13-6, 13-10, 14-1, 14-9, 14-11, 14-16,15-6,15-8,15-10, 19-1~ 19-2,19-3,19-4,20-2,20-6,20-7, 20-15, 20-18, 21-7, 22-11, 26-5, 35-2, 35-9, 35-16, 35-17, 35-28, 36-3, 36-10, 38-1, 38-6, 40-1, 41-1, 41-21, 42-5, 42-7, 43-2, 43-3, 43-8, 44-1, 44-2, 45-1, 45-2, 45-3, 46-3, 43-8, 44-1' 44-2, 45-1, 45-2, 45-3, 46-9, 46-10, 48-1, 48-2, 48-3, 48-4, 48-9, 48-18, 49-1, 49-2, 49-3~ 49-4, 49-11, 49-16, 49-17, 49-19, 51-12, 51-16~ 52-2, 55-4, 53-18, 66-2, 105-6 Garden Lane; See Longue Vue Gardens

Giarrusso~ Clarence B.~ 38-6, 41-3, 43-2, 46-11, 33-8, 72-6, 72-7, 72-8, 72-11; See Police Department Gibson, Kenneth, 48-3, 56-24, 66-8, 66-15, 67-2, 67-11, 69-7; See U.S. Conference of Mayors Growth Management Program, 7-1, 7-22, 7-23, 7-25, 8-2, 8-16, 9-7, 9-8, 9-16, 10-14 to 20, 11-1, 11-2, 150-3 to 7 Gunther, John J., boxes 62-65, See U.S. Conference of Mayors Guste, William J., Jr., 46-11~ 46-12

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Harris, Patricia R., 65-18, 67-2; See H.E.W. Hebert, F. Edward, 11-8~ 14-14, 19-1~ 22-14~ 23-4, 35-12, 43-19~ 79-4 Health, Education and Welfare, 14-1., 15-4, 36-8., "43-4, 45-2, 66-2, 108-15, 118-1, 151-3~ 155-12; See Federal Programs and Legislative Activities Health Programs, 35-6, 36-6, 36-7., 36-8, 36-13, 40-7, 108-15, 110-8, 110-9, 125-3, 1.26-3, 131-2., 137-2; See Health and Human Resources and Scrapbooks 1, 2~ 4, 5~ 6, 7, 8~ and 9 Highway Program, 37-5, 40-14, 41-14; See Community Development and Federal Programs

Historic Preservation, 9-4, 9-13, 10-20~ 11-8, 36-10, 38-6~ 109-12 to 13, 110-11,110-12,110-13,110-14,110-15.,137-4,137-5 Hitt, Homer L., 3-3, 5-12, 6-3., 6-4~ 6-5, 35-5 Holman, M. Carol, 66-1, 66-2; See National Urban Coalition Home Rule, 16-2~ 16-7, 111-8 Housing and Neighborhood Preservation Study; See boxes 8, 9, 11; 13-6, 112-7, 136-1., 137-6 to 11

Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, 64-14 Housing and Urban Development, 9-15~ 10-9, ll-6~ 11-7, 11-8, 11-9, 11-10, 11-11, 13-4~ 14-3,14-10.,14-14., 15-1,15-4, 15-11,15-12,19-3,35-12, 37-12,65-16,67-1,69-4,77-17,110-16,124-7,137-1,151-5 Howard Johnson Incident~ 14-12, 72-6~ 72-7; See Police Department Human Relations Committee, 6-3, 36-12, 137~ 13 to 14., 131-6 Humphrey, Hubert, 66-2

Hurrican Protection, 37-4, 41-14 Industry, 9-3~ 11-7,13-10,110-18,110-19,110-24,110-26,110-29,113-3, 120-7,126-12, 128-5~ 151-7,151-8 Inflation., 123-36, 124-1, 125-28 Ingram, Keith, 36-10 to 15 Johnson, Lyndon B., 66-2

Johnston, J. Bennett, 11-8, 12-4, 14-4, 15-1, 19-1, 35-12, 35-13, 42-10, 43-19, 44-13., 56-11, 68-3, 80-4 Katner~ Harold R., 49-20 Keevers, Francis P., 9-6, 9-7, 9-8~ 9-9~ 9-13., 10-15, 10-16, 10-18, 10-19, 12-14~ 14-9, 15-1, 15-11; See Community Improvement Agency Kennedy, Edward~ 53-20., 63-16 Kernion, Richard J., 6-3, 7-1, 7-7, 8-11, 8-15, 9-4, 9-6, 9-8, 9-9, 10-19, 11-4, 11-7, 11-8, 12-11' 12-14, 13-12, 14-1' 14-9, 15-7, 15-8, 19-2, 19-4, 19-8, 20-8, 20-9, 22-13, 22-14, 23-8, 23-9, 23-10, 23-11, 36-8, 37-11' 37-13~ 38-6, 38-9, 40-7, 40-12, 40-14, 41-6., 41-12, 41-14., '42-1' 43-2, 43-3, 43-8, 44-1, 46-11, 48-17, 49-11, 50-4, 51-2 53-21 to 23, 54-1, 56-1, 56-13, 56~20, 56-21, 68-2, 75-7, 77-17, 80-20, 105-6

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Kleppe~ Thomas S., 53-11 Labor, 28-4, 30-5, 30-6, 34-8, 37-3, 66-2, 72-3, 138-2, 151-17 Landlord and Tenant Act, 111-1; See Housing Landrieu, Moon, See boxes 1-157 LeMieux; Guy F., 105-3., -105-4

Levy, Bernard B. ~ / 7-1, 9-15,12-11,14-6,13-4,15-7,16-11,19-3,19-7, 19-8~ 20-9, 21-5, 22-11, 22-14, 23-7, 23-10, 23-11 ~ 35-3, 33-5, 35-6, 35 16, 35-22~ 36-2~ 36-3, 36-6, 36-12, 36-13, 36-14, 37-7, 37-8, 38-4, 38-7~ 41-3, 41-17, 42-6, 42-15, 43-1, 49-18, 51-6, 52-7, 73-9, 75-1, 111-5., /116-4; See boxes 24 and 25 Levy, Saundra K., 49-11 , 49-12, 49-17 ;- See Historic District Lewis, Roger, 77-12 Long., Russell B., 11-8, 14-14, 15-1, 19-l, 22-14, 23-4, 35-12, 35-13, 42-10, 43-19, 44-13, 56-10, 53-18, 56-11, 56-20, 68-3, 79-4, 80-4 Longue Vue Museum of Decorative Arts, 13-1, 13-2, 13-3

Louisiana Constitutional Convention; See boxes 16-18 Louisiana Department of Highways, 7-1 Louisiana Educational Television Authority, 5-7 Louisiana Health and Human Resource Administration, 9-8 Lower Ninth Ward - Florida Avenue, 9-15, 9-16, 13-10, 14-8, 14-9, 65-8

Loyola University, 5-12, 6-3, 20-6, 26-9, 36-10, 49-4, 52-7 L.S.U.N.O., 26-10, 26-21 Lynn, James T., 35-12, 51-2, 66-2, 69-4; See Housing and Urban Development Magri Incident, 72-11, 111-13; See Irving Magri, P.A.N.O. and Police Depart- ment, Scrapbook 1 Magri, Irvin L., Jr.~ 41-4; See P.A.N.O.

Mardi Gras, 19-3~ 21-2, 21-3, 21-4, 121-2 Matheson Report, 105-5 McClung, Dan, 5-9, 5-12, 5-13, 6-3, 6-4, 6-5, 8-14, 9-5, 11-8, 13-4 McGovern, George, 40-9 McKeithen, John, 30-1, 30-3, 30-10, 31-7, 40-5

Minority Business, 11-8, 12-6 Mississippi River Bridge, 14-4, 78-12, 78-13, 79-1, 79-2, 80-1, 112-l, 139-14, 143-6; See Civil Rights and Scrapbooks 6 & 7; Transportation Mitchell, Parren, 66-2 Model Cities Program; See Housing and Urban Development Mondale, Walter F.; 64-5

Morial, Ernest N., 10-4, 12-4, 13.9, 31-6, 35-5, 56-5, 36-2, 71-3 Moses, Warren G., 10-14, 10-15, 10-16, 10-17, 10-18, 10-20, See Growth Management Program Museums, 19-1, 21-8, 35-6 Muskie, EdmundS . , 64-12, 65-4, 65-8, 127-4 N.A.A.C.P., 31-8, 66-2; See Affirmative Action, Civil Rights and Race Re­ lations

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Narcotic Rehabilitation, 9-16 National League of Cities, boxes 62-65, 140-1, 140-2, 140-3 to 5, 153-1 to 8 National Urban Coalition, 154-1 to 4 New Orleans International Airport, 35-13 New Orleans Public Service, 79-10 to 13, 135-4

Nixon, Richard, 26-12, 44-13, 64-5~ 64-12, 65-8, 66-2, 67-7 NLC - OSCM Task Force on CATV, 5-13 Orleans Parish School Board~ 6-3; See Education Panama Canal, 37-1, 56-11 Park and Parkway Commission~ 7-1, 12-5

Parkchester, 14-12, 112-15, 112-16, 141-10; See Community Development and Scrapbooks 6, 7, and 9 Penal Institutions, 70-1, 71-4, 73-3, 109-9 Police Association of New Orleans, 72-12, 73-5; Scrapbooks 1, 6, & 11 Police Department, 17-8, 19-5, 35-5, 37-11, 38-5, 38-6, 40-ll, 40-12, 41-3, 41-6. 42-2, 71-2, 71-5, 112-17, 112-18; See Affirmative Action. Civil Service and Revenue Sharing Pontchartrain Park Development Association, Inc., 6-4, 14-13, 14-14, 142-2

Port of New Orleans, 41-5 Pritchard, Allen E., Jr., boxes 62-65; See League of Cities Project Report 201, 14-10 Public Belt Railroad~ 12-4; See Transportation, Public Belt Railroad Commission Public Belt Railroad Commission, 77-12, 7u-l~, 80-1, 122-1

Public Improvement Programs, 8-18 Public Works Employment Act of 1975, 68-9 Panama Canal, 37-1, 56-11 Park and Parkway Commission, 7-1, 12-5 Race Relations 6-7, 45-5, 123pl1

Real Estate and Records, 19-2 Reapportionment, 110-28; See City Council and Scrapbooks 1, 2, 4, 7, & 10 Recovery Act of 1976, 48-3; See Solid Waste Recreational Facilities, 35-6, 35-7 Resource Recovery Program, 11-8, 14-7

Revenue Sharing Funds, 11-7, 13-12, 16-9, 35-12, 46-10, 46-11, 46-12, 56-8, 56-20~ 62-2, 63-8, 64-14~ / 65-8 to 11, 66-2, 66-5~ 67-11, 68-14, 69-4, 77-17, ll3o:- l3" 122-3 to 6, 122-12,122-13, 123-9, 127-4, 127-5, 142-12, 143-1 to 3~ 150-2, 155-5, 156-2 to 4; -See Scrapbooks 1~ 3, 4, 6. 8, 9 & 10

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Right to Work, 37~5 Schiro, Victor H., 49-5, 54-2 School Busing~ 2~-11~ / 26-12, 66-2 Serpas~ / Frank R., Jr., 71-3; See Criminal Justice Coordinating Council

Sewerage and Water Board, 144-1 to 3; See box 47 & Scrapbooks 1_, 7, 9, 10 and 11 Shaw, Clay~ 49-6; See French Market Corporation Simmons, Henry~ G., 7-7, 9-3, 9-4, 9-7, 11-7, 11-8, 12-3, 105-5 Singleton, James, 48-4 Solid Waste, 14-6, 48-2, 48-3, 65-15, 144-5, 136-1; See box 47 and Scrapbook 7

Spears, Mack J., 105-10; See Orleans Parish School Board and Education Speeches (Moon Landrieu), 123-3, 123-10, 123-19- to 21, 123-23, 123-27, 123-29, 123-34, 123-35, 124-3, 124-6, 124-7, 124-11, 124-17, 124-6,124-7,124-11,124-17,124-21, 125-7; 125-9,125-10 to 12, 125-17,125-21,125-24,125-29,126-8,126-11,126-18,127-1,127-2, 127-4,127-5,127-9,127-17,128-1,128-4,128-13,128-15,129-7 Stanton,/ Gideon T., 6-3, 6-4, 6-5; See Cable Television Stoulig, Paul J., 77-9, 77-10, 78-9, 79-8, 80-10 Sugarbowl; See boxes 22 and 23

Superbowl; See boxes 22, 23, and 24 Superdom.e, 22-3, 22-11, S6-L7, 125-21; See boxes 24, 25, 35 and 40; Scrapbooks 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, & 9 Taxation, 35-4, 36-2, 40-15, 41-21, 42-5, 112-19, 113-5, 115-1, 122-7, 126-20, 128-3, 128-4, 128-5, 128-6, 131-6, 142-5, 142-6, 143-9; See boxes 73-76; Scrapbook 1, 4, 3, & 10 Telecommunication Advisory Group, 3-l, 5-7, 6-3, 6-4, 6-5 Theatre of Performing Arts, 19-1

Transit Strike, 80-16, 80-17, 113-11, 114-9, 128-21; See Transporation, NOPSI, & Scrapbooks 1, 7, & 11 Transportation, 8-1, 35-6, 63-4, 68-1, 110-2, 113-17, 114-14, 125-11, 125-26,127-12,113-17,114-14,125-11,125-26,127-12, 129-10; See boxes 35, 42, 77··80; Federal Programs and Legislative Matters Tulane University, 3, 5-12.,6-3, 9-5, 15-10, 53-20 U.S. Conference of Mayors, 5-5, 5-8, 5-13, 123-7, 146-1 to 4, 157-6 to 12 U.S. Department of Commerce, 10-3

Urban Renewal; See Armstrong Park, Central City, HUD, and Ninth Ward Utilities, 36-2, 36-14, 77-14, 79-14, 110-17, 113-8; See NOPSI and Scrapbooks 6~ 7, 8, 9, 10 &11 Vietnam Veterans, 40-1; See Subseries Mayor•s Office Vieux Carre, 38-1, -38-4, 38-5, 42-18; See Historic Districts Warehouse District, 11-7

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Weinberger ~ Caspar, 44-13 ~ 51-4, 62-1, 66-2, 123-9, 124-14; See HEW Welfare, 16-5, 36-8, 48-14, 48-15, 52-7~ 129-16~ 129-17, 142-4, 146-13 Wi 11 i ams..,--1- i ndsey J. ; See AFL-C IO and Labor Xavier University ~ '26-22, 53-4

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THE MOON LANDRIEU COLLECTION (ADDENDUM)

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS AND ARCHIVES

LOYOLA UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

3.3 LINEAR FEET

COLLECTION NO. 1

July 1988 1

THE MOON LANDRIEU COLLECTION (ADDENDUM)

Arrangement and description of the Landrieu Collection was completed in 1982. Since then, new material has been received. Boxes 158 through 162 contain tape recordings, mainly of Mayor Landrieu's press conferences. Each tape has been assigned a number and ploc-ed in chronological order. Box 163 contains twenty-four videotapes and one film. The film is of landrieu's first mayoral inauguration.

Box 158

Tape Number S1de Number

7 October 1970

2 1 23 October 1970 2 28 October 1970

3 1 4 November 1970 2 10 November 1970

4 1 18 November 1970 2 24 November 1970

5 1 19 November 1970 2 2 December 1970

6 24 November 1970

7 1 10 December 1970 2 22 December 1970

8 1 30 December 1970 2 6 January 1971

9 1 27 January 1971 2 3 February 1971

10 1 10 February 1971 2 17 February 1971

1 1 24 February 1971 12 1 3 March 1971 2 12 March 1971

13 17 March 1971

14 1 24 March 1971 2 2 April 1971

15 1 7 April 1971 2 14Apr111971

16 1 22 Apr11 1971 2 29 April 1971

17 22 April 1971

18 1 1 May 1971 2 3 May 1971

19 1 7 May 1971 2 7 May 1971

20 1 14 May 1971 2 n.d.

21 1 21 May 1971 2 29 May 1971

22 1 4 June 1971 2 9June 1971

23 1 13June 1971 2 continues s1de 1

24 1 16 June 1971 2 30June 1971

25 1 23 June 1971 2 25 June 1971

26 ·1 2 July 1971 2 9 July 1971

27 1 8 July 1971 2 16July 1971

Box 159

28 28July 1971 r 2 3 November 1971 29 4 August 1971

30 1 24 August 1971 2 27 August 1971

31 3 September ( 1971 ?)

32 1 10 September 1971 2 30 September 1971

33 1 15 September 1971 2 1 October 1971

34 6 October 1971

35 1 27 October 1971 2 10 November 1971

36 1 17 November 1971 2 24 November 1971

37 1 18 November 1971 2 10 December 1971

38 1 17 December 1971 2 20 December 1971

39 1 28 December 1971 2 20 January 1972

40 1 7 January 1972 2 12 January 1972

41 1 28 January 1972 2 2 February 1972

42 1 9 February 1972 2 16 February 1972

43 1 23 February 1972 2 8 March 1972

44 1 23 March 1972 2 28 March 1972

45 1 5 Apr11 1972 2 6 Aprn 1972 46 1 12 April 1972 2 cont1nues s1de 1

47 1 25 April 1972 2 4 May 1972

48 1 8 May 1972 2 12 May 1972

49 1 19 May 1972 2 2 June 1972

50 1 8 June 1972 2 16 June t 972

51 1 23 June 1972 2 27 June 1972

52 1 30 June 1972 2 7 July 1972

53 t 17 July 1972 2 t8July 1972

Box 160

54 t 19 July 1972 2 1 August 1972

55 1 11 August 1972 2 16 August 1972

56 1 30 August 1972 2 27 ~tober 1972

57 1 9 September 1972 2 1 November 1972

58 1 13 September 1972 2 20 September 1972

59 1 26 September 1972 2 continues side 1

60 1 1 1 October 1972 2 continues side 1 61 1 14 November 1972 2 cont1nues s1de 1 62 1 21 November 1972 2 6 December 1972

63 1 19 December 1972 2 5 January 1973 (cont. on tape #64)

64 5 January 1973 (cont. from tape #63)

65 1 1 1 January 1973 2 12 January 1973

66 1 16 January 1973 2 16 January 1973

67 1 23 January 1973 2 30 January 1973

68 1 6 February 1973 2 28 February 1973

69 1 13 February 1973 2 16 February 1973

70 1 8 March 1973 2 14 March 1973

71 1 16 March 1973 2 21 March 1973

72 1 23 March 1973 2 28 March 1973

73 1 11 Apr11 1973 2 17 April 1973

74 1 25 April 1973 2 9 May 1973

75 1 1 June 1973 2 4June 1973

76 6 June 1973

77 1 27 June 1973 2 11 July 1973 (cont. on 6

tape #78)

78 11 July 1973 (cont. from tape #77) 2 continues side 1

79 1 16 July 1973 2 continues side 1

80 1 18July1973 2 continues side 1

81 1 24July 1973 2 3 August 1973 (cont. on t~pe #82)

Box 161

82 3 August 1973 (cont. from tape #81) 2 22 August 1973 (cont. on tape #83)

83 22 August 1973 (cont. from tape # 82)

84 1 n.d. 2 6 September 1973

85 1 6 September 1973 2 10 October 1973 (cont. on tape #86)

86 10 October 1973 (cont. from tape #85) 2 13 March 1974 (cont. on tape #90)

87 1 16 November 1973 2 2 January 1974

88 1 28 November 1973 2 19 December 1973

89 1 23 January 197 4 2 11 March 1974

90 13 March t 974 (cont. from tapa #86) 7

2 ca. March 1974

91 1 29 March 1974 2 24 April 197 4

92 1 1 Apr11 1974 2 10 Apr11 1974

93 1 15 May 1974 2 28 May 1974

94 1 12July 1974 2 continues side 1

95 1 19 August 1974 2 30 August 1974

96 4 September 1974

97 3 October 1974

98 1 13 November 1974 2 18 December 1974

99 1 22 November 1974 2 11 December 1974

100 1 10 January 1975 2 5 February 1975 (cont. on tape# 102)

101 1 24 January 1975 2 continues s1de 1

102 5 February 1975 (cont. from tape # 100) 2 21 February 1975 (cont. on tape# 104)

103 1 5 March 1975 2 19 June 1975 (cont. on tape# 106)

104 21 February 1975 (cont. from tape# 102) 2 25 February 1975

( ) 105 20 May 1975 8

106 1 6 June 1975 2 19 June 1975 (cont. from tape# 103)

107 1 9 July 1975 2 9 July 1975

108 1 25 July 1975 2 continues side 1

109 6 August 1975

Box 162

110 15 August 1975

1 1 1 1 4 September 1975 2 17 September 1975

112 1 6 October 1975 2 3 November 1975

1 13 1 19 November 1975 2 continues side 1

114 7 Jonuory 1976 continues side 1

115 1 4 February 1976 2 17 February 1976

116 1 3 March 1976 2 20 March 1976

117 1 24 March 1976 2 cont1nues side 1

118 1 7 April 1976 2 continues side 1

119 12 May 1976

120 1 26 May 1976 2 28 July 1976

121 13 July 1976

122 29 September 1976 2 8 Der;ember 1976 Q

123 1 13 Cktober 1976 2 25 October 1976

124 1 3 November 1976 2 4 January 1977

125 1 25 January 1977 2 continues side 1

126 1 18 February 1977 2 30 March 1977

127 11 May 1977

128 1 24 June 1977 2 26July 1977

129 1 10 August [ 1977?] 2 11 August [ 1977?]

130 19 August 1977

131 1 30 August 1977 2 [ 16?] September 1977

132 16 September 1977

133 23 January 1978

134 28 April 1978

Box 163

Twenty-four videotapes ( ma1nly of conferences) and one film (of first inaugural ceremonies).