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Stennis, John C. Papers Mississippi State University Scholars Junction Congressional and Political Research Center CPRC Finding Aids (CPRC) April 2021 Stennis, John C. Papers Mississippi State University Libraries Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/cprc-findingaids Recommended Citation Mississippi State University Libraries, "Stennis, John C. Papers" (2021). CPRC Finding Aids. 5. https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/cprc-findingaids/5 This Text is brought to you for free and open access by the Congressional and Political Research Center (CPRC) at Scholars Junction. It has been accepted for inclusion in CPRC Finding Aids by an authorized administrator of Scholars Junction. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Stennis, John C. Papers, Series 1: Executive CPRC.JCS.001 This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on June 28, 2018. Mississippi State University Libraries P.O. Box 5408 Mississippi State 39762 [email protected] URL: http://library.msstate.edu/specialcollections Stennis, John C. Papers, Series 1: Executive CPRC.JCS.001 Table of Contents Summary Information .................................................................................................................................... 3 Administrative Information ............................................................................................................................ 3 Collection Inventory ....................................................................................................................................... 3 Series 1: The Executive .............................................................................................................................. 3 Presidential Correspondence, Vice-Presidential Correspondence ............................................................ 4 White House Programs, Central Intelligence Agency, Energy ................................................................ 5 Office of Emergency Preparedness, Office of Management and Budget ................................................ 7 Office of Economic Opportunity .............................................................................................................. 8 Office of Economic Opportunity ............................................................................................................ 10 - Page 2 - Stennis, John C. Papers, Series 1: Executive CPRC.JCS.001 Summary Information Repository: Mississippi State University Libraries Title: Stennis, John C. Papers, Series 1: Executive ID: CPRC.JCS.001 Date [bulk]: bulk Physical Description: 5 Cubic Feet Language of the English Material: ^ Return to Table of Contents Administrative Information Publication Statement Mississippi State University Libraries P.O. Box 5408 Mississippi State 39762 [email protected] URL: http://library.msstate.edu/specialcollections ^ Return to Table of Contents Collection Inventory Series 1: The Executive Physical Description: 5 Cubic Feet Scope and Content Series 1: Executive, contains correspondence between Senator Stennis and Presidents, Vice Presidents, and White House staff. it also includes correspondence and memoranda between Stennis and the Central Intelligence Agency, - Page 3- Stennis, John C. Papers, Series 1: Executive CPRC.JCS.001 the Department of Energy, and the Offices of Emergency Preparedness, Economic Opprtunity, and management and Budget. Materials cover dates from 1957 to 1977. Presidential Correspondence, Vice- box 1 Presidential Correspondence Title/Description Instances WH, General, 1957, 1962 box 1 folder 1 WH, General, 1963-1967 box 1 folder 2 WH, General, 1969-July 1970 box 1 folder 3 WH, General, August 1970-March 1971 box 1 folder 4 WH, General, April-May 1971 box 1 folder 5 WH, General, June-July 1971 box 1 folder 6 WH, General, September-December 1971 box 1 folder 7 WH, General, January-March 1972 box 1 folder 8 WH, General, May-December 1972 box 1 folder 9 WH, General, 1973 box 1 folder 10 WH, General, January-June 1974 box 1 folder 11 WH, General, July-December 1974 box 1 folder 12 WH, General, January 1975 box 1 folder 13 WH, General, April-December 1975 box 1 folder 14 WH, General, January-August, 1976 box 1 folder 15 WH, General, November 1976-January 1977 box 1 folder 16 WH, General, February-March 1977 box 1 folder 17 WH, General, April-May 1977 box 1 folder 18 WH, General, June-July 1977 box 1 folder 19 WH, General, August 1977-January 1982 box 1 folder 20 Carter, Jimmy, 1976 box 1 folder 21 Carter, Jimmy, January-July 1977 box 1 folder 22 Carter, Jimmy, August 1977-1980 box 1 folder 23 Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1953-1962 box 1 folder 24 Ford, Gerald R., 1974-April 1975 box 1 folder 25 Ford, Gerald R., May-October 1975 box 1 folder 26 Ford, Gerald, 1976 box 1 folder 27 - Page 4- Stennis, John C. Papers, Series 1: Executive CPRC.JCS.001 Johnson, Lyndon B., 1963-1967 box 1 folder 28 Johnson, Lyndon B., 1968 box 1 folder 29 Kennedy, John F., 1960-1963 box 1 folder 30 Nixon, Richard M., 1968-November 1969 box 1 folder 31 Nixon, Richard M., December 1969-July 1970 box 1 folder 32 Nixon, Richard M., August-November 1970 box 1 folder 33 Nixon, Richard M., 1971 box 1 folder 34 Nixon, Richard M., January-March 1972 box 1 folder 35 Nixon, Richard M., April 1972-August 1973 box 1 folder 36 Nixon, Richard M., October 1973-1974 box 1 folder 37 Nixon, Richard M., Cabinet, January 1-13, 1969-November 11, box 1 folder 38 1969 Nixon, Richard M., Cabinet, January 17-November 11, 1969 box 1 folder 39 Truman, Harry S., 1947-1952 box 1 folder 40 Agnew, Spiro T., 1968-August 1969 box 1 folder 41 Agnew, Spiro T., November 1969-1973 box 1 folder 42 Barkley, Alben, 1949-1956 box 1 folder 43 Ford, Gerald R., October 11, 1973-May 28, 1975 box 1 folder 44 Humphrey, Hubert, 1968 box 1 folder 45 Johnson, Lyndon, 1961-1962 box 1 folder 46 Mondale, Walter, November 15, 1976-July 18, 1977 box 1 folder 47 Nixon, Richard M., 1953, 1956 box 1 folder 48 Rockefeller, Nelson A., August 10, 1974-February 11, 1977 box 1 folder 49 White House Programs, Central Intelligence box 2 Agency, Energy Title/Description Instances Bicentennial, 1971-January 1974 box 2 folder 1 Bicentennial, February-April 1974 box 2 folder 2 Bicentennial, June-December 1974 box 2 folder 3 Bicentennial, February-March 1975 box 2 folder 4 Bicentennial, April-May 1975 box 2 folder 5 Bicentennial, June-August 1975 box 2 folder 6 - Page 5- Stennis, John C. Papers, Series 1: Executive CPRC.JCS.001 Bicentennial, September-October 1975 box 2 folder 7 Bicentennial, November 1975-January 1976 box 2 folder 8 Bicentennial, February 1976 box 2 folder 9 Bicentennial, March 1976 box 2 folder 10 Bicentennial, April-May 1976 box 2 folder 11 Bicentennial, June 1976-1977 box 2 folder 12 W. H. Fellowships, 1965-1968 box 2 folder 13 W. H. Fellowships, 1969-1970 box 2 folder 14 W. H. Fellowships, 1971-1972 box 2 folder 15 W. H. Fellowships, 1974 box 2 folder 16 W. H. Fellowships, 1975-1977 box 2 folder 17 CIA, 1955-1969 box 2 folder 18 CIA, 1970 box 2 folder 19 CIA, 1971-1972 box 2 folder 20 CIA, 1973-1974 box 2 folder 21 CIA, 1975-1979 box 2 folder 22 Energy, Dept. of Energy, February 1977 box 2 folder 23 Energy, Dept. of Energy, March-May 1977 box 2 folder 24 Energy, Dept. of Energy, July-September 20, 1977 box 2 folder 25 Energy, Dept. of Energy, September 27, October 1977 box 2 folder 26 Energy, Dept. of Energy, November 1977 box 2 folder 27 Energy, Dept. of Energy, December 1977, 1980 box 2 folder 28 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, September 4-19, 1974 box 2 folder 29 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, September 21-30, 1974 box 2 folder 30 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, October 1974 box 2 folder 31 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, November 5-19, 1974 box 2 folder 32 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, November 20-26, 1974 box 2 folder 33 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, December 3, 1974 box 2 folder 34 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, December 10-26, 1975 box 2 folder 35 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, January 6-10, 1975 box 2 folder 36 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, January 13-21, 1975 box 2 folder 37 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, January 25-February box 2 folder 38 1975 - Page 6- Stennis, John C. Papers, Series 1: Executive CPRC.JCS.001 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, March 10-April 14, box 2 folder 39 1975 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, April 15-30, 1975 box 2 folder 40 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, May 5-June 11, 1975 box 2 folder 41 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, June 12-27, 1975 box 2 folder 42 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, July 1-October 1975 box 2 folder 43 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, November 5-11, 1975 box 2 folder 44 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, November 17- box 2 folder 45 December 1975 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, February 1976 box 2 folder 46 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, March 1976 box 2 folder 47 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, April-May 1976 box 2 folder 48 Energy, Federal Energy Administration, June-September 1976 box 2 folder 49 Energy, Federal Energy Office, February-July 1974 box 2 folder 50 Energy, Federal Energy Office, August 1974 box 2 folder 51 Office of Emergency Preparedness, Office of box 3 Management and Budget Title/Description Instances Office of Defense Mobilization, 1955-1958 box 3 folder 1 Office of Defense Mobilization, 1961 box 3 folder 2 OEP, 1967-1968 box 3 folder 3 OEP, 1969-April 1970 box 3 folder 4 OEP, May-June 1970 box 3 folder
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